:45:00
Uh, we have to be
through by 11:00.
:45:03
Why?
:45:04
The basketball game.
:45:06
What basketball game?
:45:08
What basketball game?
The NCAA final, thats all.
:45:14
Of course. I see.
:45:16
Imagine my not knowing that.
:45:30
Amos!
:45:31
Charley!
:45:33
Hi. Youre looking
wonderful.
:45:35
Let me offer you
my condolences.
:45:37
Youre a little late,
but, uh, thanks.
:45:39
She was a wonderful woman,
Miriam.
:45:41
Emily.
:45:42
Emily?
Mmm.
:45:44
You know Harry Gradys
staying here at the hospital?
:45:46
Thats what I heard,
whats the problem?
:45:48
Phlebitis.
:45:49
Oh, theres a lot of that
going around.
:45:50
How did he say his ball club
was gonna do this year?
:45:53
Who?
Harry Grady.
:45:54
Did you know he was staying
here at the hospital?
:45:58
Are you feeling okay
these days, Amos?
:46:00
Yes, why?
:46:02
Just a simple question.
:46:03
Listen, Charley,
I wasnt born yesterday.
:46:05
I hear all the scuttlebutt
that goes on around the halls.
:46:08
Some people saying Amos
Willoughby is going senile.
:46:11
Let me tell you something,
Charley. I can still get it up.
:46:13
Three times a week.
:46:17
Take care, Amos.
:46:18
Uh, Charley,
by the way,
:46:19
did you, uh, write your
nominating speech yet?
:46:21
Not yet.
:46:23
Yeah, of course.
:46:24
Well, it cant be easy,
finding reasons
:46:26
to keep me in office
five more years.
:46:29
Well...
:46:30
Charley, I know
how you feel.
:46:33
But try to look
at it my way.
:46:35
Now, you know, Im not
gonna operate anymore.
:46:38
You boys will see to it
that I dont do much harm.
:46:41
Meanwhile, Ive got
a nice, big office,
:46:43
people call me sir,
:46:44
stand up when I come
into a room.
:46:47
Thats a great comfort
at my age.
:46:49
Right, Amos.
:46:50
So do your best, huh?
:46:52
Oh, yeah, I, uh, Id
appreciate a little flattery.
:46:55
Nothing extravagant.
:46:58
One mustnt
start them giggling.