1:27:02
lf l could give you the life
Monte taught you...
1:27:05
...would you be willing
to come home then?
1:27:07
But you couldn't, could you, Mother?
1:27:12
You can powder your nose just so long.
Then people look at you funny.
1:27:16
-Your number's coming up.
-All right.
1:27:18
Sorry, Mother. l'm on next.
l have to change.
1:27:23
-Do you mind?
-Not at all.
1:27:25
-When will l see you again, Veda?
-Just drop around. l'll be here. Bye.
1:27:31
Goodbye.
1:27:40
So much for the upstairs.
lt's a little gloomy, isn't it?
1:27:43
Not quite so bad down here,
with the exception of the entrance hall.
1:27:47
As you can see, the pride of the
Beragons isn't rolling in wealth.
1:27:52
-You're not exhausted?
-Not at all.
1:27:54
-You can't be serious about buying it.
-You're not a very good salesman.
1:27:58
No, l suppose l'm not.
ln here used to be a sitting room.
1:28:01
Still is. l do all my sitting here.
Becoming quite an expert at it.
1:28:05
-Do you live here alone?
-There are complete living quarters.
1:28:08
Somebody has to be on the premises
to show the place.
1:28:11
-Won't you sit down?
-Yes.
1:28:12
-Can l fix you a drink?
-Please.
1:28:15
l have the heel of a bottle,
no ice or seltzer.
1:28:18
-Sorry l can't be more hospitable.
-That's all right. l prefer it straight.
1:28:23
-l beg your pardon?
-l said, l prefer it straight.
1:28:27
-Say when.
-When.
1:28:30
-What happened to your orange grove?
-Sold for taxes.
1:28:34
-The beach house too?
-No, not the beach house.
1:28:37
An uncle with a little money
wouldn't let me sell it.
1:28:41
He's hoping to foreclose on it instead.
1:28:43
Sounds like a nice uncle.
1:28:47
Now, Mildred, what do you want?
1:28:49
-Well, l don't understand.
-Yes, you do.
1:28:52
You don't really want to buy
this antiquated tomb.
1:28:55
You'd be out of your mind.
1:28:57
l don't know. lt isn't such a bad
house. Remodeling would do wonders.