:45:00
No? Good!
:45:03
Come on, let's go.
:45:10
Oh, get some sleep...
:45:13
Edison used to nap
in his lab for two hours,
:45:16
Napoleon fought a war on four.
:45:19
Greater men than me
have had less sleep.
:45:22
Oh.
:45:24
Oh.
:45:25
Son.
:45:26
Oh.
:45:28
Oh, son, I'm glad you
stopped by before leaving.
:45:30
Leaving?
:45:31
You're... You're going
into the city.
:45:32
Harmon Rousehorn's train
is arriving at 11:00.
:45:35
And you have to arrange
for the caterers
:45:37
for the welcome dinner here
tomorrow night,
:45:39
and you have to pick him up
at the station.
:45:42
Here. Uh, take the Buick
:45:45
and, uh, get yourself
together. You're a sight.
:45:55
Rousehorn. Train.
:45:57
Edison. Nap. Two hours.
:45:59
Hey, Skridlow,
what's happening, man?
:46:01
Uh, uh...
:46:02
L- L-L-Look, where you goin'?
:46:03
Talk. Khyber's.
Union Station. The train.
:46:07
Rousehorn. Sleep.
:46:08
What you talkin' about, man?
Wait, you got a meeting
:46:10
with Mom tonight
at some graveyard.
:46:12
Remember? You made the date,
so you got to keep it.
:46:15
Where's Doctor Detroit, man?
:46:18
Where's Doctor Detroit?
:46:19
Doc-Doctor Detroit?
Yeah.
:46:21
Doctor Detroit!
:46:27
I'll make this phone call.
I'll take care of everything.
:46:36
Information.
What city, please?
:46:38
Yes, for the city of Chicago.
:46:39
Number of Mom's
Limousine Service.
:46:42
Thank you.
:46:50
Yes, I'd like to
speak to Mom.
:46:53
Hello, yeah, yeah,
this is Mom.
:46:56
Oh, uh...
:46:59
Uh, hey, hello, Mom.