:21:01
Oh, my!
:21:04
You know, she shouldn't be
allowed in public.
:21:06
All out of condition.
:21:07
Fat, flabby...
the old oat burner.
:21:14
Are you speaking
of the Lady Pillsbury?
:21:18
Yes, positively.
:21:19
And listen, take a tip from me
and lay off of this baby.
:21:22
Heh, why, she should be
pulling a milk wagon.
:21:34
Well, I shall report that
to the...
:21:37
I'm awfully sorry.
I'm sure it's been overlooked.
:21:40
I'll ask him about it
in the morning...
:21:42
and let you know immediately.
:21:43
Yes, thank you very much.
Good-bye.
:21:49
Oh!
:21:52
Why, hello!
:21:54
Hello.
:21:55
l... l... I didn't think
you'd remember me.
:21:58
And I thought you had
forgotten all about me.
:22:01
Oh, no, my gracious,
I couldn't...
:22:04
Gee, every time I see
a truck driver, I think of you.
:22:07
What?
:22:08
Oh, well, uh, you see,
what I mean is, heh...
:22:11
if it hadn't been for that
particular truck driver...
:22:14
well, I might not
have ever met you.
:22:16
Oh, that's different.
:22:18
Yes.
:22:23
That seems a long time ago, too.
Must be all of six months.
:22:27
Six months, three weeks,
and two days.
:22:29
- Well!
- Oh...
:22:31
Well, I'm glad
you did remember, anyway.
:22:33
Uh, yes.
:22:35
Gee, but you don't know
what glad really means.
:22:39
I never thought
a boy like you...
:22:41
would give a girl like me
a second thought.
:22:45
A... A boy like me?
:22:48
Yes. You have so many things
to think about...
:22:51
golf, bridge, tennis,
so many things.
:22:54
Oh, yes, well, I, uh...
:22:57
I do think of them
from time to time.