:31:02
Me? I got a bunch of'em.
:31:05
Let's see.
:31:08
I got Robert,
I got William.
:31:12
I got, uh, Mary.
:31:14
Um-
:31:17
I got Pee-Wee.
:31:19
Um, I left one out.
:31:22
Pee-Wee's 14.
:31:25
There's one more somewhere.
:31:27
Um, I got John.
:31:30
That's a good Irish-Catholic boy, huh?
:31:33
He's a good somethin;
:31:35
You know, I've been noticing
that the neighborhood has a lot more kids.
:31:38
Did you notice that?
:31:40
All up and down the street.
All up and down.
:31:42
Little kids, baby carriages,
kids crawlin'.
:31:46
What is that when there's a lot of kids?
Is that in the air?
:31:49
- It's somewhere.
- Hmm?
:31:51
I mean, you go eight, nine months,
you don't see a kid.
:31:53
A couple years pass by, never see a kid.
:31:55
All of a sudden,
I see a lot of baby carriages, a lot of babies.
:31:59
- I think it's in the air.
- Excuse me.
:32:01
- No, the moon.
- What?
:32:04
Yeah. Remember when
the two astronauts went up to the moon?
:32:07
They went and played golf.
They played golf.
:32:09
So, some of the dust came down.
:32:12
"Stronzium" or, uh -
:32:15
Maybe the woman smell that.
:32:31
The moon.
:32:33
Ah, the moon.
:32:43
No.
:32:45
Listen, what I mean is you can go
eight, nine months, you won't see a kid.
:32:48
- Well, it takes that long.
- No. I never see a kid a couple of years...
:32:52
all of a sudden I see a lot of baby carriages,
a lot of babies.
:32:55
A couple of'em gotta be mine.
:32:59
No, I think that's in the air.