:29:00
Absolutely!
lntelligent, dignified.
:29:03
Who are we kidding?
:29:05
We could only dream of being
as dignified as Hubble.
:29:09
I don't know about that.
:29:11
I may be an old dog,
but I like to learn new tricks.
:29:14
Oh, please!
:29:17
Please, please, please,
pretty please.
:29:22
Come on. Please.
:29:24
I usually don't approve
of begging,
:29:25
but I could teach them
a thing or two.
:29:28
Hubble's our teacher!
:29:32
But no funny business.
Understand?
:29:35
Tomorrow, you start
getting serious.
:29:39
It's your class, Teach.
You're the dog.
:29:42
I didn't realize I'd made
such an impression on them.
:29:44
They really seem
to look up to me.
:29:46
That's the thing
about Earth dogs.
:29:48
If they like you,
they're not afraid to let you know.
:29:57
Another fine example
of the intelligence of human beings?
:30:06
Ta-da!
:30:08
- Wow!
- I know. Finally, right?
:30:12
I can't wait to get started
on the new place in Metro Village.
:30:16
- So soon?
- It's our dream home, honey.
:30:21
I can't wait to get in there
and get started.
:30:24
But that's what you said
about this house, Mom,
:30:27
and the house before that
and the one before that.
:30:30
It's what we do, sweetheart.
You know that.
:30:32
I know. I just wish we could
stay somewhere,
:30:36
just once, for good.
:30:38
It makes more sense financially
:30:40
to live in the place
that we're renovating.
:30:43
Smile.
:30:46
And besides, every time we move,
we get a nicer place, right?
:30:50
But this place seems
nice enough to me.
:30:54
Sweetheart,
that's a lovely compliment,
:30:56
but I bet you're gonna like
the new place best of all.
:30:59
Honey, can you move out?
I want to get the painting by itself.