:45:03
Look, I was gonna lose
some weight first,
:45:06
and then I was gonna take
her dancing somewhere romantic.
:45:11
And then maybe pop the question.
:45:15
But I guess if I'm sweating all over the
place, that wouldn't be too romantic, huh?
:45:20
She's a great dancer.
:45:25
Well, hey, don't listen to me.
What, are you...
:45:31
C'mon, don't be a big baby. I didn't mean
to upset you or anything. Jesus, Vern.
:45:37
I said I was sorry.
:45:41
Bobbie!
:45:44
Somebody call a doctor.
:45:46
Are you all right? She's out.
:45:50
It's her electrolytes. They get crazy
because she overworks herself.
:45:54
She's been in here twice before.
:45:57
And it's getting so boring, Mom.
:45:59
- Shut up, Tina.
- No, you shut up. God, she pisses me off.
:46:02
She pulls a 12-hour shift at
Jimmy's Diner, working five till five,
:46:06
and then she goes and cooks and
cleans for an old feeb in a wheelchair...
:46:09
to earn extra money
for her crazy costumes.
:46:11
And then she plays Cinderella
every night at dance practice.
:46:15
- When you should be home, resting.
- I don't need rest.
:46:18
Right. You need to hang out and flirt with
the shy guy with the nice-smelling sweat.
:46:21
- She told me all about you.
- Shut up, Tina.
:46:24
I never said his sweat smells nice.
I never said...
:46:26
She said it was the best-smelling sweat
she'd ever smelled.
:46:29
OK, kill me now.
:46:30
It's all right, Bobbie. I've smelled
his sweat and I agree, it's not bad.
:46:34
Well, I mean, it's no field of flowers
after a spring rain...
:46:37
Yeah, I think we've talked
about this enough.
:46:40
Maybe we should all go home now
and let Bobbie get some rest.
:46:43
- Yeah.
- Bye, sweetheart.
:46:45
Thank you. Thank you.