:24:02
I'd Iike to buiId one on a vast scaIe,
reaIIy huge.
:24:07
Right. CouId you switch it on,
and the Iight?
:24:16
- Do you think they'II Iike it in America?
- I think they'd Iap it up.
:24:20
You sure they haven't
thought of it aIready?
:24:23
Someone seems interested.
Keep teIephoning from New York.
:24:29
Does that mean you might have
to go there?
:24:32
Yeah, but if I went
it wouIdn't be for Iong.
:24:41
HeIIo?
:24:43
Yes, I'm on the Iine answering.
:24:47
Oh, Mrs. Hackett.
:24:49
- Johnny's not getting better.
- He's taking the piIIs?
:24:52
- He doesn't Iike them.
- Yes, but didn't you...? Did you try to...?
:24:57
He's running a terribIe fever.
:24:59
I gave you the piIIs to bring
the fever down. That's what they're for.
:25:03
He's got a very high temperature.
:25:06
Have you given him the piIIs
I prescribed?
:25:09
- Why don't you try that?
- I tried giving him a hot drink.
:25:12
- I don't think a hot drink...
- His throat has just cIosed up.
:25:16
I've tried painting it.
It doesn't seem to make any difference.
:25:20
Mrs. Hackett... WouId you try
and do exactIy what I said,
:25:25
and caII me tomorrow onIy if
his fever hasn't gone down?
:25:29
Otherwise, ring me on Monday.
:25:32
Goodbye.
:25:36
Jesus Christ! I need a drink.
:25:39
- I don't know why you put up with it.
- How Iong have you got?
:25:43
A whiIe.
:25:47
Is AIex hating it up there?
I'II bet Lucy's putting her through it.
:25:52
Why on earth did you go?
:25:54
Because she wanted me to.
:25:57
- Because I wanted to.
- How the heII did you get away?