:05:02
Yeah.
:05:04
I've dreamt about eating
one of her seven-course meals.
:05:07
She says, "Yesterday, my son
was 8 months old.
:05:10
He's getting quite companionable.
:05:12
I sat him in the kitchen with me
while I prepared dinner.
:05:14
And what a dinner it was. I took
crisp lettuce, romaine and crinkly endive...
:05:19
...from my own garden
for my husband's favorite salad.
:05:22
For this I made a rich, creamy
blue cheese dressing.
:05:27
Then to prepare roast duck
his favorite way...
:05:29
...I rub salt and pepper inside,
then brown the duck in its own fat..."
:05:33
Wait. Please.
:05:34
Would you mind?
I know she's a wonderful woman...
:05:36
...a marvelous housekeeper
and a great cook...
:05:39
...but would you mind reading
something else?
:05:41
Well, of course not.
:05:43
How about the new Mayfair?
There's a very funny story in it. I'll get it.
:05:48
Roast duck.
:05:51
Hey, Sink?
:05:55
What do you want now?
:05:56
You're getting to be a problem child.
:05:59
What is this old magoo you talk
about that gets you the food?
:06:02
Oh, that?
:06:04
Now, look, that nurse you got.
:06:06
- Yeah?
- She likes you.
:06:07
Well, the magoo.
:06:09
- What magoo?
- Oh, now, listen.
:06:12
Don't you think they like to do
those little extra things...
:06:15
...for a guy who's in love with them?
:06:19
But it's got to be convincing. That's
where magoo is different from baloney.
:06:22
Altogether different.
:06:24
But just how far do you have to go?
:06:28
How hungry are you?
:06:30
That far?
:06:32
Break a girl's heart that way.
:06:34
Her heart or your stomach.
:06:38
Hey.
:06:40
What's my nurse's name?
:06:42
Mary.
:06:45
Mary.
:06:50
Here we are.
:06:52
Where were you for so long?
:06:54
I missed you...
:06:56
...Mary.
:06:58
Oh, well, how nice.