:47:02
I guess you kind of lost interest
in it over the years then.
:47:06
Kind of.
:47:09
Well how did it happen?
:47:12
What?
You and Mr. Robinson.
:47:15
How do you think.
:47:16
I mean did he take you
up to his room with him?
:47:18
Did you go to a hotel?
:47:20
Benjamin, what does
it possibly matter?
:47:22
I'm curious.
:47:23
We'd go to his car.
:47:25
Oh no. In the car you did it?
:47:29
I don't think we were the first.
:47:31
What kind of car was it?
What?
:47:36
Do you remember the
make of the car?
:47:38
Oh my God.
Really. I want to know.
:47:40
It was a Ford, Benjamin.
:47:43
A Ford! A Ford! God damn it,
That's great! a Ford!
:47:50
That's enough.
:47:54
So old Elaine Robinson
got started in a Ford.
:47:59
Don't talk about Elaine.
:48:01
Don't talk about Elaine?
:48:03
No.
Why not?
:48:06
Because I don't want you to.
:48:08
Why don't you?
:48:10
I wish you'd tell me.
:48:11
There's nothing to tell.
:48:13
Well why is she a big taboo
subject all of a sudden?
:48:16
Well - I guess I'll have to ask her out on a date
and find out what the big deal is...
:48:21
Benjamin, don't you ever take that
girl out. Do you understand that?
:48:26
Well look. I have no
intention of taking her out.
:48:31
Good.
:48:33
I was just kidding around.
-Good.
:48:40
But why shouldn't I?
:48:45
I have my reasons.
Then let's hear them.
:48:48
No.
Let's hear your reasons, Mrs. Robinson.
:48:50
Because I think I know what they are.
:48:52
I'm not good enough for her
to associate with, am I?
:48:54
I'm not good enough to
even talk about her, am I?
:48:57
Let's drop it.
We're not dropping it.
:48:59
I'm good enough for you but I'm not good
enough to associate with your daughter.