1:14:00
Well, I- I saw my accountant today,
and he said-
1:14:04
Oh, but why should I bother your
pretty little head with a thing like that?
1:14:12
Oh, honey? What do you think
we could get for this...
1:14:15
from a secondhand shop?
1:14:18
I don't know.
Two or three dollars maybe?
1:14:20
Really?
1:14:22
Sweet lips, is anything the matter?
1:14:25
No. Look, it- Please,
don't give it a second thought.
1:14:28
Nothing-Just because
my accountant said...
1:14:30
that the tax department
made a big fuss about the-
1:14:34
Hey, this- this ought to bring
a nice few dollars.
1:14:38
Ollie! That's my graduation present!
1:14:40
- Well, honey, we won't need it anymore.
- We won't?
1:14:43
No. You see, the bed won't fit
into the new apartment.
1:14:45
- New apartment?
- Yes. It's smaller than this one, of course...
1:14:49
but I think we can fit in
a couple of army cots.
1:14:52
You'll love the view
from the eighth floor...
1:14:55
and the exercise'll do you a lot of good.
1:14:57
Exercise?
1:14:59
You see, this apartment was built
before they invented elevators.
1:15:03
Ollie, are you in trouble about money?
1:15:06
Oh, only temporarily.
But don't worry, honey.
1:15:10
- It won't really make any difference.
- It won't?
1:15:12
No, because we'll still have each other.
1:15:14
- Oh, Ollie!
- Oh, that's all right.
1:15:17
I'll get you one of my wife's coats.
1:15:19
She was gonna give it
to the Salvation Army anyway.
1:15:22
And then you'd be too self-conscious...
1:15:25
to- to wear one of these coats to work.
1:15:28
- Work?
- Yes. I got you this job.
1:15:34
- Ollie, I've been thinking.
- Yes, honey?
1:15:37
Well, you're going to have to give
all your attention now...
1:15:40
to getting back on your feet,
aren't you?
1:15:42
Oh, honey, only for-
for three or four years.
1:15:47
So, don't you think
it might be better...
1:15:49
if we didn't see each other
for a while?
1:15:52
Oh, that would be terrible!