The Glass Bottom Boat
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:30:00
And when I do, you pull your foot out.
:30:03
- You see what I mean?
- Scientifically.

:30:05
Yeah. Okay?
:30:07
- Sure.
- All right.

:30:09
- Ready?
- Sure.

:30:10
- Here I come.
- Okay, now I pull out, right?

:30:13
I'll push down, and you pull out.
:30:19
Mr. Pritter! Mr. Pritter...
:30:22
- I'm stuck.
- Oh, please, lady, you're stuck?

:30:25
Your heel is in my ingrown.
:30:32
- Mr. Pritter.
- Yeah?

:30:34
We cannot approach this scientifically
until I get my foot out.

:30:38
- No more scientific, please.
- Right. Now, listen to me.

:30:41
- Yeah.
- Let me hold on to you.

:30:49
Oh, lady.
:30:55
My watch. My watch.
:30:58
Mr. Templeton said for you to relax,
Julius, dear.

:31:01
I'll have your clothes pressed like new
in no time.

:31:04
That's fine, Anna.
:31:07
It's kind of large,
but that's a good-looking shirt on you.

:31:10
Thank you.
:31:12
I'm so sorry about the house.
It's just a mess.

:31:14
- Don't worry.
- I'll clean it.

:31:16
Don't worry about it.
Your foot.

:31:18
- You hurt your foot?
- He stepped on it in the wastebasket.

:31:21
He's not too thin.
:31:24
Poor Mr. Pritter. How is he?
:31:26
He's kind of hiding while Anna cleans
his clothes. He was a mess.

:31:29
Did you see
when he took the fish out of his shirt?

:31:32
They seemed to enjoy it.
They're still swimming around there.

:31:35
- You know, I've got a confession to make.
- What?

:31:38
I'm not really sorry you hurt your foot.
Feels good.

:31:41
- I have a confession too.
- What?

:31:43
You've got the wrong foot.
:31:45
Here, it's this one.
:31:48
There's where he stepped on it.
It's swollen.

:31:51
Yes, it is. Maybe we should rub
some more cake on it.

:31:55
I'm sorry about that cake.
:31:57
- Not as sorry as I am.
- You like it that much?

:31:59
Well, that's my main food.
Staple diet.


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