:21:01
He asked me to, you know?
:21:03
Sure. L... I mean,
I'm sure he did.
:21:06
Oh, uh, have... have...
have you had dinner yet?
:21:09
No.
:21:10
Well, let... let's have it
together.
:21:12
I was just about to
sit down.
:21:13
It's just, uh,
sandwiches and milk,
:21:16
but you're more than welcome to share it.
:21:18
I really
don't think that...
:21:19
No, no, no, do it. Do it... Do
it for my sake. Starving yourself
:21:22
isn't going to make
anything any better, either.
:21:25
All right.
:21:28
But this is yours.
:21:29
No, go ahead, you... you
have it. I'll make another.
:21:34
Do you have a knife?
:21:36
No, I'm afraid I don't.
:21:39
L... I just moved back here
after being many years away.
:21:43
I forgot to bring
any cu-cutlery.
:21:47
That's odd.
:21:48
People usually
leave something,
:21:50
even if it is only
an old butter knife.
:21:53
Oh, there.
:22:10
Is something wrong, Norman?
:22:23
Um,
:22:25
aren't you going to eat?
:22:27
No. L... l... l... I just
suddenly lost my appetite,
:22:30
but you... you... you
go ahead.
:22:32
Enjoy it.
:22:41
I guess I'm like you. L... I
suddenly lost my appetite, too.
:22:45
Oh, w-w-would you like
something else?
:22:48
There're cookies for dessert.
:22:49
Oh, no, no, th-thank you.
:22:51
Uh, can I use
your phone again?
:22:53
Sure.
:22:54
Who you gonna call?
:22:55
Um, I just remembered this
girlfriend I have in town.
:22:58
L... I mean, she's kind of
a girlfriend, and, uh,