:43:03
And I'd like to win you a Super Bowl.
:43:05
-That's terrific, pal.
-And my daddy wants to speak to you.
:43:09
Deeds. Buddy Ward here, Kevin's daddy.
:43:11
How you doing, Mr. Ward?
:43:13
I just want to thank you
for teaching my boy a lesson.
:43:15
He's a good kid. He just has to watch
his language in front of ladies.
:43:22
I'll remind Kevin where he comes from.
:43:24
That sounds terrific.
:43:25
You used foul language in front of a lady?
:43:29
No, Daddy, no!
:43:34
Pam.
:43:35
Still here.
:43:37
How's it going? You at work?
:43:38
-Yep, here in the nurse's office.
-Any customers?
:43:42
Customers? Oh, sick kids.
:43:45
Well, little Billy Barty's here.
:43:49
-You're not feeling too good, Billy?
-Miss Dawson, my tummy hurts.
:43:54
Why don't you just lay back and relax?
:43:57
That was nice. Good job.
:43:59
I've got too much doo-doo in my underpants.
:44:03
Make the stinky go away.
:44:06
Well, you sound like
you got your hands full, so...
:44:09
...I'll just come out with it.
:44:11
How would you like
to do something with me tonight?
:44:14
I'd love to do something with you.
:44:16
Great.
:44:17
We can't go out drinking.
I got our company in trouble.
:44:20
That's okay.
I was brought up never to drink alcohol.
:44:24
Not even rum raisin ice cream.
:44:26
I like that. I'll think of something good.
:44:29
See you tonight.
:44:30
Okay. 'Bye.
:44:35
I got to try this.
:44:49
Was that awesome?
:44:52
Am I out or safe?
:44:55
I'm with you.
:44:59
What is this? My great-uncle's personal journal.