:10:21
Very good, boys. That's all.
:10:35
Wait till I get you outside, mug-face.
I'll immobilize you.
:10:38
Yeah? You and your old maid!
:10:51
Come in.
:10:57
What's on your mind, son?
:10:58
Not very much, Father. It's just been
bothering me for 15 years.
:11:01
What did you do with those fountain pens
you stole?
:11:04
- Rocky! You old...
- Jerry, glad to see you.
:11:06
- What do you hear? What do you say?
- I'm glad to see you.
:11:09
Good to see you.
:11:10
Fifteen years.
:11:12
Hasn't changed a bit.
:11:14
- You remember Father Boyle's old sacristy.
- Remember it?
:11:17
He used to stand right where you are
and boil the tar out of me.
:11:20
Gosh, 15 years. It doesn't seem possible
I haven't seen you in that length of time.
:11:24
- I've seen you.
- You have? Where?
:11:26
I was there when you made
the 90-yard run against NYU.
:11:28
- Why didn't you come back and see me?
- Some people were waiting for me.
:11:32
- Oh. Well, I got a kick coming, though.
- You have? What?
:11:36
- Why haven't you written to me?
- You know how it is, Jerry.
:11:39
I changed my address and number
so often, you had no way to answer me.
:11:43
You know what happens to letters
written in the stir. Everybody reads them.
:11:47
When I was inside, nothing happened.
When I was out...
:11:49
...it was all there to read
on the front page.
:11:52
Yes, I read all the papers.
:11:54
- You certainly make a good-looking priest.
- Thanks.
:11:57
Your mother always wanted you to do it,
but what finally decided you?