:03:20
(Woman Sighs)
:03:31
What are we going to do about lunch?
:03:35
(Chuckles) We haven't had breakfast yet.
:03:37
Oh.
:03:39
We'll call this lunch
and go upstairs for breakfast.
:03:42
(Chuckles)
:03:44
Against all the evidence, Michael,
:03:46
I'd say you had a very unscientific mind.
:03:48
I'm not a scientist, I'm a teacher.
:03:51
You're a scientist,
:03:52
and you're supposed to respect
a natural order in all things.
:03:55
Breakfast comes before lunch. Ow!
:03:57
Mm.
:03:59
And marriage should come
before a honeymoon cruise.
:04:01
You're on the wrong boat.
:04:07
(Woman Giggles) Michael!
:04:09
Now, stop. This is supposed to be
a serious congress of physicists.
:04:14
Tell me, Miss Sherman,
:04:15
what is your position on antideuterons?
:04:18
Now, listen here,
:04:20
what's your position on a July wedding?
:04:22
Oh... July,
:04:25
August, September or October.
:04:27
Don't let me hurry you.
:04:28
I just don't want to be the only
common-law wife on campus.
:04:31
(Groans)
:04:33
Forget the campus.
:04:34
Oh, will you stop brooding?
:04:36
I like to brood.
:04:38
Look, I wish you'd get that
teaching job in perspective.
:04:40
I know it's not what you want, but honestly -
:04:41
Oh, no!
:04:43
I'm greatly honoured. It's a unique distinction.
:04:45
Enough. Will you stop it?
:04:46
No, it's true.
:04:48
It's an unparalleled appointment
in the history of American science.
:04:52
- Oh, stop it.
- No!
:04:53
Most scientists just start out teaching,
end up in Washington.
:04:56
But Wrong-Way Armstrong
:04:58
starts in Washington and he ends up teaching.