:47:01
They've started
right in our neighborhood,
:47:03
and I don't know whether the zoning laws
are going to permit it.
:47:05
And I just don't know
how they got away with it.
:47:08
But three or four blocks away
from us... Are you listening, honey?
:47:12
Because this would make a very
interesting story for your newspaper.
:47:15
An experimental
madhouse.
:47:19
Now, you see, what's worse is that
they just let them walk around.
:47:23
The whole idea is that instead
of locking them up,
:47:26
they let them live
in a house...
:47:28
and the doctors make
a home for them,
:47:31
and it's sort of a family situation,
just like real people.
:47:37
It's very advanced.
I saw something about it on television.
:47:41
Now you see, honey?
There are interesting things...
:47:43
going on right here
on Staten Island.
:47:46
But I tell you,
I don't feel safe at night.
:47:49
- Would you stop here? Pull over.
- Why?
:48:10
Everything looks so...
:48:12
If you want pastry,
let's wait and get it at Brian's.
:48:14
I don't want
any pastry.
:48:19
Did a man come in here
this morning and buy a birthday cake?
:48:22
Lady, ten men came in
and bought ten birthday cakes.
:48:25
This cake had two names on it,
but written the way a child
writes, not the way a...
:48:30
Oh, yeah. The colored guy that
made me write on the cake.
:48:34
- What were the names?
- I don't know.
:48:37
Daisy and Debbie.
:48:40
Dominique and Danielle.
:48:42
- That's what it was.
- Yeah! That's it.
:48:44
I did it,
and I don't even remember.
:48:46
- Can I have your names, please?
- What for?
:48:49
My name is Grace Collier, and I write
for "The Staten Island Panorama."
:48:53
And I'm her mother,
Mrs. Payson Collier.
:48:56
My girlfriend and I
read your column.
:48:58
My name
is Elaine Deanna.