:37:04
Let me put it this way.
:37:05
What most people, real people,
want is privacy.
:37:09
That's about the best thing
anybody can have.
:37:11
Not me.
:37:12
- What is this craze to get well-known?
- Why craze?
:37:15
Do you think everybody is so anxious
to be above the crowd?
:37:18
- Yes.
- But what's the point of it?
:37:23
In the first place, everybody can't be
above the crowd, can they?
:37:27
No. But everybody can try
if they want to.
:37:31
But why isn't it more important to learn
how to be a part of the crowd?
:37:36
Not me.
:37:38
It isn't just making a name.
Don't you understand that?
:37:41
It's making a name stand
for something.
:37:43
- Names stand for different things.
- So who said not?
:37:46
- Want my opinion?
- No.
:37:47
My opinion is this. It's better
if your name stands for something...
:37:51
...on one block than if it stands
for nothing all over the entire world.
:37:55
I don't follow your point.
:37:57
I wish you could. This thing is getting
more in our way every day.
:38:01
What do you mean "in our way"?
:38:04
I mean that...
:38:07
There's a lot of things,
sensible things...
:38:11
...we could talk about and do
and try for...
:38:13
...but I can't seem
to get you down to Earth.
:38:15
What's so wonderful about Earth?
:38:20
Well, when this whole thing is over...
:38:22
...when the bubble bursts,
I'll show you.
:38:27
Pete?
:38:29
Do you like me?
:38:31
I sure do, except for one thing.
:38:34
Well, if you do, don't you be
the one to burst the bubble.
:38:40
Okay.
:38:41
And another thing.
:38:46
- Could I ask you one question?
- Sure, Gladys.
:38:50
Would you come out
and look at one sign?