:52:15
Great.
:52:17
So you actually
deliver the mail in a boat, huh?
:52:19
What an incredible
tradition.
:52:22
Oh, Charlie is a legend on this lake.
:52:25
He gets the mail through
no matter what.
:52:27
- Isn't that right, Charlie?
- Yeah. Guess so.
:52:30
Must be a bitch
in the winter, huh?
:52:31
Yeah. In the winter
I have a hell of a time.
:52:34
Course, there's nobody
on the lake to deliver to...
:52:37
so I get done
a lot faster.
:52:40
Well, you got a great setup here.
You're a lucky man.
:52:43
You're a lucky man too.
:52:47
Yeah, I guess I am.
:52:52
What do you usually do
at a time like this?
:52:55
Well, generally,
I just fall into the lake.
:52:57
Just...
:53:02
Whoa! Oh!
:53:05
- Here, let me get...
- No!
:53:13
All right, come on, Dad.
Big rolls here. You can beat him.
:53:16
- All right.
- Big rolls.
:53:18
- All right!
- Two threes. What does that mean?
:53:20
It means doubles,
which always means you get 14, ya see?
:53:24
You just send me home
and get 20 more, for God's sake.
:53:27
All right, Dadders!
:53:28
- Good.
- Excellent. You're a natural.
:53:32
Startin' to regret
teaching you this game.
:53:34
Chels. Hey, Chels.
Parcheesi pro.
:53:37
Chelsea doesn't like
playing games.
:53:40
We don't know why.
Probably doesn't like losing.
:53:43
I tend to panic when
the competition gets too intense.
:53:46
- What's that supposed to mean?
- Nothing.
:53:49
We play serious Parcheesi
around here.
:53:51
I let Norman win every week or so
just to keep his spirits up.
:53:55
Ah, ha, ha, ha.
:53:57
What I'd like to know is
why you enjoy playing games.
:53:59
- Huh?
- You seem to like beating people.