:25:02
- It only increases my sense of danger.
- What can I do?
:25:06
- You're getting me hysterical.
- Go away. You frighten me.
:25:10
- Where shall I go?
- Sit over there.
:25:12
Okay.
:25:16
Okay.
:25:19
I'm over here. This better?
:25:22
That's better. But you still look angry.
:25:28
How's this?
:25:31
Good.
:25:32
That's good.
:25:35
That's very nice.
:25:39
I think I'm coming out of it now.
:25:43
Yes.
:25:45
I'm definitely coming out of it.
:25:50
Thank you for smiling. That helped a great deal.
:25:54
You know what they say:
:25:56
"Smile and the world smiles with you."
:26:01
This man should be in a straitjacket.
:26:04
Feeling better?
:26:06
Much, thank you, but I am a little lightheaded.
:26:10
Maybe I should eat something.
:26:13
Hysterical attacks have a way...
:26:14
...of severely depleting
one's blood sugar, you know.
:26:17
They certainly do.
:26:21
Come. Let me take you to lunch.
:26:33
You know, it's very nice
of you to take me to lunch, Mr. Bialystock.
:26:38
Call me Max. You know I don't
let everybody call me Max.
:26:42
- It's only those people I like.
- Okay, Max.
:26:46
- And you can call me Leo.
- I already have.
:26:51
Where shall we go for lunch?
:26:55
Max, I don't know, Max. What do you think, Max?