:20:01
My father feIt the same way.
He Ioved poulpe.
:20:04
Very nice.
:20:07
Can't you recommend something eIse?
:20:09
The smaII sardines, fried crisp in butter.
:20:15
CouId you stay
and have some with me, pIease?
:20:33
Thank you, ma'am.
:20:37
Does she give brandy
to everybody on the house?
:20:40
Madame is French.
It's unIikeIy she has ever done so before...
:20:44
...or that she ever wiII again.
:20:48
TeII me what happened
after your father died.
:20:54
I hung around New York for a whiIe...
:20:57
...then I reaIized that everyone I
grew up with were either drafted or in jaiI.
:21:03
So I went back to Los AngeIes.
:21:05
Then one day, Mr. BoIIing caIIed me
in his office and he said:
:21:08
''Sam, take a Iook at the new Ietterheads.''
:21:11
I Iooked at them and I said,
''They Iook fine.''
:21:14
Then I saw it.
:21:16
The Ietterhead said,
''BoIIing and Loggins, Constructionists.''
:21:21
He made me a partner just Iike that.
:21:25
And what did you do then?
:21:27
I thanked him.
:21:32
You thanked him,
making your voice very deep...
:21:36
...then you excused yourseIf...
:21:40
...and you went into your own office...
:21:43
...cIosed the door...
:21:46
...and you wept.
:21:48
You wept because
Mr. Fred BoIIing is such a good man.
:21:53
To teII you the truth...
:21:56
...I never mentioned this before,
but that's exactIy what I did. I wept.