:46:00
You could even use
a cheque-by-mail envelope.
:46:03
Or...you could come in.
Whichever.
:46:07
Maybe I'll come in some time.
:46:13
Well, that'd be fine.
:46:22
- Hey, can I help you with that?
- No, thanks. I'm used to this.
:46:28
"And so, another birthday
for a gal named Aurora Greenway
:46:32
"Even though 50,
she still takes my breath away
:46:37
"Mere mortals just gaze
as she lights up their sky
:46:41
"A heavenly object, a siren's cry"
:46:45
You're the best. Happy birthday.
:46:50
Thank you, Edward.
:46:53
Thank you.
:46:55
Do you want one, Vernon?
:46:57
Would you like a kiss?
:47:01
You're not lying about your age,
are you?
:47:05
Of course not.
:47:07
I thought you were 52.
She's really 52.
:47:10
Come on, how do you expect
to fool a family doctor?
:47:13
- It seems to me she said her age.
- Thank you.
:47:16
The number doesn't matter,
but the effort to conceal it does.
:47:20
- Why does he keep talking?
- Dr Ratcher...
:47:22
I'm trying to do some good here!
:47:25
- The way to adjust to old age...
- Doctor...
:47:28
I think you're confused,
being recently widowed and all.
:47:53
You OK?