:15:02
There's a, uh--
:15:04
a woman in Montauk,
she's a fishmonger.
:15:07
She collects the squid ink for me.
Should l go today?
:15:10
Ah, you can go tomorrow. You see her
husband over there, don't mention my name.
:15:15
Also, I have to tell you--
because it's a little complicated--
:15:20
you've arrived here during what is
a sad time in a long, happy marriage.
:15:25
Uh, Marion and l, we're separating--
:15:29
temporarily, on a trial basis.
:15:32
And l've, uh--
l've rented a small apartment in town,
:15:35
and every other night one of us
will be spending the night there.
:15:38
Uh, during the day, you'll work there
at the apartment while l'm working here,
:15:43
but you'll sleep here.
:15:47
l know it seems
unnecessarily complicated, but...
:15:50
it's hard to know what's--
what's best for my daughter.
:15:54
Anyway, your bedroom is in the main
house, upstairs, second door on the left.
:16:00
Uh, you want to take your stuff up
there, relax? Or you wanna take a shower?
:16:03
Unpack.
:16:06
Okay, well,
:16:08
make yourself comfortable, Eddie.
:16:11
Thank you, sir.
:16:13
And... l'm sorry about your marriage.
:16:16
Me too, Eddie.
:16:19
Anyway,
:16:22
l'm sure you're gonna do great here.
:16:25
lt's gonna be a good summer for ya.
l'm glad to have ya.