:38:04
Ill just be a minute. Or ten.
:38:08
- lt's all right. Take your time.
- l don't have a choice.
:38:11
l used to pee. Now l trickle.
:38:14
- Im Joe. What's your name?
- Alfie.
:38:17
So how you doing, Alfie?
:38:20
- Hanging in. You?
- Shitty.
:38:25
Yeah, me too. Me too.
:38:29
- l like the bolo tie.
- Oh, thanks. l have a collection.
:38:35
You know, when you're old,
you learn to be patient.
:38:38
Yeah.
:38:39
Used to be l never
had time for nothing. Go, go, go.
:38:42
- l know that feeling.
- Yeah.
:38:44
My wife was always hawking me
to take a little vacation. Hawaii. Reno.
:38:49
l always said,
"Next year, Evie, next year.
:38:51
l got too much on my platter."
:38:54
l always thought
Id have more time.
:38:56
Then one Sunday night,
she takes the pot roast out of the oven.
:39:00
Yells, "Soup's on,"
and slumps to the kitchen floor.
:39:04
Just like that.
:39:06
Dead as disco.
:39:08
Jesus, Im sorry.
:39:11
l tried picking up the pieces.
:39:13
Even went to Waikiki alone
on the 8-day cruise package
:39:16
she was always yakking about.
:39:18
Couldn't get Evie out of my mind.
:39:24
There's two things
l learned in life, kid:
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You find someone to love,
:39:29
and live every day
as though it were your last.
:39:36
She's all yours, Alfie.
:39:37
Enjoy.
:39:47
You all right, son?
:39:49
Yeah. l hope so.
:39:55
Look, if you ever get bored
or feel like schmoozing...
:39:59
...give me a holler.