1:09:03
Bravo!
1:09:09
Hes a friend of mine.
1:09:10
He needs to be.
1:09:17
What a face. What a face.
1:09:20
I wish we couldve brought Michael
here. Hed like this restaurant.
1:09:23
When am I gonna see him?
1:09:25
My six months are
coming up soon.
1:09:27
Look, I have him
for six months,
1:09:28
and Skip has him
for the other six months.
1:09:30
Skip?
We did that, remember?
1:09:32
Speaking of time,
it reminds me...
1:09:34
What?
1:09:35
Well, I thought we could have a very
extra-special dinner tomorrow night.
1:09:38
Why? You know perfectly well, why.
1:09:40
Our two weeks are up.
What two weeks?
1:09:42
Oh, God, I can see
the writing on the wall.
1:09:44
Read it to me.
1:09:46
Well have had
a whirlwind romance
1:09:48
and Ill be left with an empty
feeling in the pit of my stomach.
1:09:51
Thats gallbladder. Ill operate,
youll feel like a million bucks.
1:09:54
You doctors think of nothing
but money and operations.
1:09:56
How about some tortoni?
1:09:59
Rock of Ages, cleft for me
1:10:05
Let me hide myself in Thee
1:10:11
Let the water
and the blood
1:10:16
From Thy wounded side
which flowed
1:10:21
There's an old baseball saying
that goes:
1:10:24
"The game is not over
until the last man is out. "
1:10:27
Well, the game
may not be over,
1:10:29
but it'll be less fun playing
without Harry Grady.
1:10:35
Yes, we're here
to say goodbye to Harry,
1:10:38
whose life,
through no fault of ours
1:10:42
ended so tragically
just a few days ago.
1:10:45
Yes, Harry, you're gone.
1:10:47
Gone to that great
ballpark in the sky.
1:10:51
But as you sit there,
in that heavenly dugout
1:10:55
chewing tobacco
and swapping stories
1:10:57
with some of the great
baseball immortals
1:10:59
like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig,