:31:01
They were on their way
to North Carolina...
:31:03
in my father's plane.
:31:08
Pilot flew into a mountain
in the fog.
:31:17
I was camped up
on Pyramid Peak...
:31:19
at the time in the Rockies.
:31:24
They were dead for two weeks...
:31:26
before my uncle
finally located me.
:31:30
And then I moved in here
in November.
:31:35
How come you need
such a big place?
:31:38
Well, I don't.
:31:40
It's... it's just that...
:31:42
it's been in the family
for so long...
:31:46
And you don't know what
to do with it, do you?
:31:49
No.
:31:53
William, I'm sorry.
:31:54
It was a mistake.
Everything's fine.
:31:57
The biscuits still warm, sir?
:31:59
Everything's fine.
:32:05
Listen, he's working on it.
:32:08
Now, that much I know.
:32:10
But he hasn't
actually bought it yet, huh?
:32:15
I don't know. I haven't seen him
in a couple of days.
:32:17
He might've been out of town.
:32:18
It's been ten days, see...
:32:20
and we got this architect
over in Atlanta...
:32:22
keeps billing us...
:32:23
just like he don't know
who Craig Blake is.
:32:27
Now, all of us know...
:32:29
Ol' Craig is slicker
than snot on a doorknob.
:32:31
But if he's having any trouble
with that dude...
:32:34
you tell him.
:32:35
If that's what the problem is...
:32:36
we could help out some way.
:32:40
Yeah, I'll tell him.
:32:42
You do that, Hal.
:32:44
Deal up there, Walter Jr.
:32:46
Five-card stud.
:32:47
Same as what we were playing.
I was winning.
:32:49
I'm anted up.
My red's right there.
:32:50
Give me a good hand,
will you, Walt Jr.?
:32:53
I'm tired of losing.
:32:55
You didn't eat
your fortune cookie.
:32:57
I never read
my fortune cookies.