:45:00
Who asked you to listen?
:45:06
If it makes you feel better
to be insulting, you just go right ahead.
:45:10
I believe a man decides his own destinies.
If he has enough courage and ambition...
:45:15
Bite?
:45:17
No, thank you.
:45:20
Maybe it isn't my business, I don't know.
:45:23
But if you go to work and finish that song,
or any song for that matter...
:45:28
They wouldn't like it. I tell you,
they're up there working overtime on me.
:45:33
What some people will do
for time and a half...
:45:37
I can see this is very painful for you.
Shall we talk about something else?
:45:42
Why? Talking about my lousy luck
is the only fun I ever have.
:45:46
- Here's tea!
- Oh, Aunt Jessie,
:45:48
can you do something for him?
:45:50
Sure. Get a net and send for the wagon.
:45:56
Were you smiling just then?
:45:58
I don't know. Was I?
:46:00
- Do me a favour, will you?
- What?
:46:03
Throw back your head and laugh.
:46:05
Hilariously.
:46:07
- Why?
- No reason.
:46:09
Just laugh.
:46:13
Ha. Heh-heh.
:46:16
- I knew it.
- Knew what?
:46:19
You don't know how to laugh.
:46:23
I see what I'm up against -
the gay young thing type.
:46:27
Unimportant species.
:46:30
It's not the quality of your laughter,
it's your attitude.
:46:34
Attitude?
:46:36
I asked him to laugh
and he wants to know why he should.
:46:40
As if somebody has to have
a reason to laugh.
:46:42
- You don't think so?
- No.
:46:46
- Do you?
- No.
:46:50
There's a place for people like you
who go around laughing for no reason at all.
:46:55
- Do you want lemon or cream in your tea?
- Neither.
:46:58
Don't be so contrary, you've got to have
one or the other. You'll have lemon.