:25:00
Yes, indeedy it does.
:25:03
- Are you married?
- Married?
:25:06
At times I think
I'm the most married man in the U.S.A.
:25:10
Do you know how many females
were at my house tonight?
:25:14
- No, I can't say that I do.
- Seven.
:25:18
My wife. Her divorced sister, and
I don't blame the guy for a second.
:25:23
Their mother, who's 110 if she's
a day. An aunt from Massachusetts.
:25:31
And three more whose names
I didn't even catch.
:25:34
To tell the truth, I never felt
the loneliness of being a widower...
:25:39
...until the past few years. At first
there were the children for company.
:25:45
But they're grown up now.
My son's married, Ella's engaged.
:25:51
The house is beginning
to seem pretty big and empty.
:25:55
- I can imagine.
- That's why I've been traveling.
:25:59
London, south of France, Capri.
That's really no good, you know.
:26:05
Oh, no, I know. No good at all.
:26:08
Some years ago I chartered a boat.
Not large, but comfortable.
:26:13
Took six months, just loafing
around the world. But it was no use.
:26:19
I suppose there's really only
one cure for loneliness.
:26:23
Yes?
:26:25
- Human companionship.
- You're so right.
:26:28
You don't know how right you are.
:26:31
I'm not used to going out
with a married man.
:26:34
If I'd asked earlier,
I don't know that I'd have come here.
:26:39
This is quite innocent, isn't it?
:26:41
If it is, it's the first time I ran
into it under similar circumstances.
:26:48
My first impulse was to go to Arabia
and take a look at the situation.
:26:53
I was sure the chaps from Socony
would have somebody on the spot.
:26:58
After all, there's quite a sum
involved, 200 or 300 million dollars.