:52:02
- It's Peter.
- Hello?
:52:05
Oh, no. Really?
Well, did you call your mom?
:52:08
Oh, right. Damn.
:52:11
Well, can you make it through the day,
Petey? Are you barfing?
:52:14
Okay. Okay, let's see here.
:52:17
I don't get off until 6:00, and we
are just slammed here. It's a sale day.
:52:20
But don't worry.
Someone will come and get you.
:52:22
This is why we have neighbors.
We're part of a community, Peter.
:53:01
Does your mom make you do that?
:53:04
No, this is my own towel.
:53:06
I bought it with my own money.
I have the whole set.
:53:11
See, this is the bath sheet...
:53:14
and this is the hand towel...
:53:16
and this is the washcloth.
:53:18
- Isn't the washcloth cute?
- Yeah.
:53:21
When they hang on the rack,
they go like this.
:53:25
I only have one set...
:53:27
but I think I'm going to get
the other two for Christmas.
:53:31
What is all that stuff?
:53:34
When I get married, all this stuff will
belong to my husband and my daughter.
:53:38
Everything I have here
will be theirs.
:53:41
All of it. It's my dowry.
:53:46
This is called a hope chest.
Or trousseau in French.