:13:01
- What do you want?
- I want the plants inside.
:13:03
Step one foot in this house,
I'll call the police.
:13:06
I still want the plants.
:13:13
Pretty grim, huh?
:13:15
What are we going to tell Dad
when he comes home?
:13:39
Well...
:13:41
...are you gonna tell me
how bad things are...
:13:44
...or are you gonna wait
for the roof to fall in?
:13:46
It really isn't as bad as it looks.
:13:48
Nothing is as bad as this looks.
:13:51
We don't have any income
or any assets.
:13:53
What do you mean,
we don't have any assets?
:13:56
Other than the sun in the morning
and the moon at night.
:13:58
We got this house.
:14:00
We owe $ 77,000 on this house, Dick.
:14:02
If you died right now,
how would I pay it off?
:14:04
Out of the insurance.
:14:05
We don't have any.
You borrowed against it.
:14:07
Right, right, right. I forgot.
:14:10
This is ridiculous.
I'm not gonna die tonight.
:14:12
The night is young.
:14:14
It's comforting to know
when things get tough...
:14:16
...l'll have you standing behind me
with an ice pick.
:14:18
You've been leading a secret life
for these last years.
:14:21
For example, what are
"insecured municipal debentures"?
:14:25
I don't know. I gambled on a few things
for us, and I lost. I'm sorry.
:14:29
You gambled. You lost.
What about me?
:14:30
I gambled and lost, and I didn't
even get a chance to play.
:14:34
I didn't even watch.
:14:36
Your interest in economics
was limited to the spending part.
:14:39
I always thought of you as
a responsible aerospace executive.
:14:42
Who would have known you were
the Typhoid Mary of high finance.
:14:45
If I'd have consulted you,
I wouldn't have lost my job.
:14:48
If you think you can do better,
take over.
:14:50
It would be hard
to do it any worse.
:14:52
Go ahead, be my guest.
It's all yours.
:14:55
My very thought.
:14:57
And my first act as director
of family economics...