:42:01
You look, uh, different.
:42:05
Worse or better?
:42:09
Very handsome.
:42:10
You're making me nervous.
:42:12
Relax.
I'll be very good tonight.
:42:14
Just don't let me drink.
:42:21
He looks over at me,
and he goes...
:42:23
"You know,
you have really beautiful eyes."
:42:25
I go, "Yeah, I know that."
:42:28
But, you know,
we're in a movie theater.
:42:31
There's no way he could see
my eyes. It's dark.
:42:34
So, he goes, "You know what's
wrong with the modern woman?
:42:37
"They're acutely sensitive."
:42:39
So, Oscar,
are you happy at Chauncey?
:42:43
You already asked me that, dad.
:42:44
I did?
And what did you say?
:42:47
I said it was OK.
:42:49
Sometimes
you don't listen so good.
:42:51
So well. Listen so well.
:42:53
See, you correct,
or you add facts...
:42:56
or you give
your own little anecdotes...
:42:57
but you don't really
absorb the reason...
:42:58
the person is saying
the thing that she is.
:43:00
-She?
-Me, I mean.
:43:02
The reason
I'm telling you something.
:43:04
Hmm, that's interesting.
:43:06
-And silence, dad.
-Silence?
:43:09
Listen to what it tells you.
:43:11
Sometimes it's peaceful,
sometimes it's a shrill scream.
:43:29
Honey, this is Bob Spear.
:43:31
Oh, pleased to meet you.
:43:32
This is my daughter Miranda.
:43:34
Oh, how's Chauncey
treating you, Miranda?
:43:36
Good.
:43:37
-Have a nice holiday.
-You, too.
:43:39
Nice to meet you.
:43:40
Hello.
I'm Stanley Grubman...
:43:42
Oscar's father.
:43:44
-Oscar Grubman?
-He's here.
:43:46
This is such a coincidence.
:43:47
We were just talking about you
today--about. uh--
:43:51
Dad! Dad!
:43:54
I was just
meeting your friend here.
:43:56
And if you don't mind
my saying so...
:43:57
she is a little firecracker.
:43:58
I think Eve wants to see you.
:43:59
She has to give you a pill
or something.