:07:04
- Morning.
- Good morning.
:07:07
May I have fried eggs
and a cup of coffee, please?
:07:10
- All right.
- Do you have a washroom...
:07:12
...where I can clean up?
- First door.
:07:14
Oh, yeah. Thank you.
:07:16
- What you selling?
- Nothing.
:07:19
Sorry, I thought you might
be a traveling man.
:07:22
No, I came here to get a job.
:07:25
I should have known.
:07:26
I hear Harrington Woolen Mills got
some government contracts...
:07:30
...for military uniform cloth.
:07:32
A lot of people will move here.
:07:34
Which way is it to Harrington Mills?
:07:36
Follow Elm Street to the river
then look up to your right.
:07:40
You'll hate it.
:08:06
- Morning, Mrs. MacKenzie.
- Morning, Nellie.
:08:10
Paul left this morning.
:08:13
- Left for where?
- Don't know.
:08:15
Says he wants to leave town
and make something of himself.
:08:18
Instead of working all the time
at the mill.
:08:21
- He wants to see the world.
- Who is?
:08:23
Paul. He left town this morning.
:08:27
Allison, must you play records
so early?
:08:29
Good breakfast music.
:08:31
Digest your juice with culture.
:08:33
I'm glad about Paul, Nellie.
How did Selena take it?
:08:37
She's glad too. But she
ain't a mother. Neither are you.
:08:40
I'd like to see the world.
Have a romance in Venice.
:08:43
Meet a tall stranger in Hong Kong.
:08:45
- Allison, don't eat so fast.
- Have to.
:08:48
Senior class is giving a gift
to Ms. Thornton.
:08:51
I wrote a speech that Rodney
Harrington's going to read.
:08:54
- Badly, I'm sure.
- What's going on?
:08:56
A meeting to appoint a new principal.
:08:58
- How do you know it'll be Ms. Thornton?
- Nobody else deserves it.