:36:07
- Hi, Joe.
- How'd you get here?
:36:10
In that.
:36:13
Tish, what the hell
are you doin' here?
:36:16
At least you didn't ask me
how I got here.
:36:18
I thought I'd drop by
and see what was going on,
:36:21
as long as I was this close.
:36:23
New Orleans is
a hundred miles from here!
:36:26
It's practically
in the neighborhood.
:36:31
You know, you ought to
put on a little weight.
:36:36
Don't bother.
I'm family.
:36:39
I take it you've been
to the fire.
:36:41
- Yes.
- Then you've seen about everything there is.
:36:44
What about your
putting it out?
:36:46
The drilling contractor has to rerig his
pumps. He won't be ready 'til tomorrow.
:36:49
I don't mind waiting.
There are lots of rooms.
:36:52
The manager's complaining
about you stopping traffic.
:36:55
- You're murdering his business.
- What happened to your friend?
:36:58
I picked a terrible time to visit her.
She's got the mumps.
:37:03
Don't let it scare you.
I didn't go near her.
:37:06
I'd appreciate it if you
went back to New Orleans...
:37:08
and grabbed the first plane
to Houston.
:37:10
I'd appreciate knowing why
everyone is so concerned...
:37:12
about my being at a fire.
:37:14
Upsetting my father?
Why should it?
:37:16
- Well...
- Well, what?
:37:19
Well, uh, uh...
:37:21
Nothing. It's just...
you shouldn't be here.
:37:24
Well, I am, so let's
take it from there.
:37:26
There's nothing to do here.
:37:28
We're just sittin' around
playin' gin.
:37:30
Lovely. You two look
like pigeons.
:37:34
What're you playin' for?