:05:03
- Got a minute?
- Oh, Deb, please!
:05:07
This is Rosario.
:05:08
She's the sister-in-law to
Marielena, who cleans my house.
:05:11
It's very nice to meet you.
If you'll excuse me...
:05:14
Rosario has a problem.
:05:16
She lives with her four sons,
her sister, her sister's husband
:05:19
and their three kids.
:05:21
They haven't had hot water
for three months.
:05:23
They just made it
through winter without heat.
:05:26
Almost made it through.
:05:28
Her father just passed away
from pneumonia.
:05:32
I'm sorry about your dad, but l
don't know what you want me to do.
:05:39
I haven't done public advocacy stuff
in years.
:05:41
It's what you should be doing.
:05:46
All right, Rosario. I'll take a look
at this. I'll see what I can do.
:05:51
No problem.
:05:56
Is someone coming to pick you up,
Mrs Gromberg?
:05:58
My grandson.
:06:00
Let us know
if you need a taxi.
:06:02
You shouldn't be walking.
:06:04
I have two grandsons.
:06:06
Eli's the youngest. He's 11.
He's Pappy's favourite.
:06:11
Asher's the one who's picking me up.
:06:13
I didn't want him to bother,
but my son insisted.
:06:16
Asher's very laid-out.
:06:19
Laid-back?
:06:21
Oh. Back?
:06:24
Oh, right. Laid-back.
:06:26
Are you among the living today,
Mr Gromberg?
:06:30
I'm here, man. Ask away.
What do you wanna know?
:06:32
I asked if you had any thoughts
on Mr Stein's one-act play,
:06:36
Three Kikes and a Heeb.
:06:38
I mean,
to tell you the truth, sir,
:06:40
I was completely blown away
by this piece of material here.
:06:43
I mean, Stein, man,
:06:45
that part where the antagonist
antagonises the protagonist?
:06:49
- That was rock solid, man.
- What is he talking about?
:06:52
How many pages of Mr Stein's
hard work did you actually read?
:06:55
That's a good question.
:06:56
I believe it was
all but the last nineteen, sir.