:41:02
Hello?
:41:03
Hey, Will. It's me, George.
If my mom calls, Stuart's at your house, okay?
:41:08
Hold on a second.
:41:11
Hello?
:41:12
Will, hi. It's Mrs. Little.
May I speak with Stuart, please?
:41:16
-Stuart?
-You know, my son.
:41:18
Oh, Stuart. You mean now?
:41:21
Well, now is when I'm calling.
:41:23
Oh, he just went in the bathroom.
:41:26
I think he'll be a while. He brought a magazine.
:41:29
-Well, then, is your mother there?
-Hold on a second.
:41:34
-I told her.
-Did she buy it?
:41:35
Yeah, but now she wants to speak to my mom.
What will I tell her?
:41:39
Make something up. You're smart.
:41:40
If I was smart, I wouldn't be in this situation.
:41:45
She can't come to the phone right now.
She's in the bathroom, too.
:41:49
But not the same bathroom!
:41:51
-Just let her know I called. Thanks.
-Okay, Mrs. Little.
:41:56
-It's all clear.
-I owe you one.
:41:59
-Now will you tell me what's going on?
-It's too complicated. Later.
:42:05
Little hi, Little low.
:42:07
Little hey, Little ho.
:42:11
-Boys home?
-Well, George is.
:42:13
But Stuart is rehearsing his play.
Then he's sleeping over at Will's house.
:42:18
-He's going without George?
-I think it'll give him room to grow.
:42:28
Oh, Stuart, we've been walking for hours.
I can't take another step.
:42:34
You know me, I hate to be negative.
But when I walk this much, I chafe.
:42:38
Also, I hate to bring this up...
:42:43
...but I need to go tinky.
:42:45
How about the alley?
:42:46
I'm a house cat. We're fastidious creatures.
:42:49
We don't just yell, "Bomb's away!"
and go wherever we are!
:42:54
Oh, look, let's face it. We'll never find her.
:42:57
If only we knew someone
who really knew the city.