:15:07
You're serious?
You're really gonna buy that house?
:15:11
If Nancy's lawyers leave me
with the price of a roof over my head.
:15:14
What do you need with a big old house?
:15:17
Have you seen my apartment?
:15:19
Yeah, but you haven't even looked around.
There's better places.
:15:23
Can't do much better than this.
The guy is practically giving it away.
:15:27
And why do you think that is?
:15:30
Because some people
are so damn superstitious.
:15:42
There's lots of fresh air, trees,
plenty of room.
:15:48
The house itself is a real
Long Island antique. It's wonderful.
:15:52
I'll have a place to really work
for the first time in my life.
:15:55
- I know.
- Spread my things out.
:15:57
You need some space.
You need some peace and quiet.
:15:59
- You've got it now.
- That's right.
:16:01
You'll be able to concentrate.
Work undisturbed.
:16:03
Get started on that great American novel.
:16:05
Come on, Nancy, don't make this
any rougher than it has to be.
:16:09
All right.
:16:13
Before, the word "divorce"
was something abstract. A legal term.
:16:16
And now it's real.
:16:18
Look, we both made this decision together
because neither one of us were happy.
:16:22
I have to get out of here. I have to get out
of my job. I have to change my life.
:16:25
All right. Fine. If that's what you have to do,
then just do it.
:16:29
Quit talking about it and do it.
Pack your bags, pack your things and leave.
:16:34
Just leave.
:16:36
Dad?
:16:41
- I didn't know you were coming over.
- You know now.
:16:44
- Hi.
- Hi.
:16:48
- Hello, Lisa.
- Hi, Mr. Baxter.
:16:56
Do me a favor, will you?
Help me pack this thing up.
:16:59
- Sure.
- Yeah.