:45:06
- Who threw this one?
- Blue, that's you.
:45:09
- All right, I win.
- Big winner there, Scull-man!
:45:14
I love you, Scully. I mean that.
It's not the booze talking, either.
:45:19
Sorry I wrecked your boat.
Let me pay for it.
:45:22
She's fine. It'll give her more character.
:45:25
I'm at fault for not giving you that lesson.
:45:28
You're not at fault. I am! I'm the one
who said I could sail. I can't sail.
:45:34
I don't know... I used to sail
when I was a kid, but I can't sail.
:45:40
Do you know what it's like to peak
when you're 18 years old?
:45:47
Yes, I do.
:45:52
Would you like to learn to sail?
Really to sail?
:45:57
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
:46:01
Yeah.
:46:09
I call this craft Shotzie.
It's nicknamed for my sweetheart.
:46:13
We name vessels after women to remind
us to treat them gently, like ladies.
:46:18
Otherwise,
they won't respond like ladies.
:46:22
Remember, always gentle on the tiller.
:46:27
You understand that?
:46:29
Yeah, I...
:46:34
Oyster crackers.
Good, that should be the last of it.
:46:39
- Can we go home now?
- You said you wanted to be a sailor.
:46:43
So, we're going to stay out here
until you become one.
:46:48
This is the life.
:46:51
There's nothing like the sea to lift your
spirits and put a song in your heart.
:46:55
I know.
You must know a lot of ocean songs.
:46:59
I do.