:33:00
It's one of the Whiz Kids.
:33:02
Hey, excuse me.
Pardon me?
:33:04
We really enjoy
your son on the radio.
:33:07
You're a real genius.
:33:08
Yes, I have a 160 I.Q.
:33:11
And that is extraordinary
by any standards.
:33:14
This is our son.
:33:16
Say hello.
:33:17
Hi.
:33:18
Charmed to make
your acquaintance.
:33:20
Although perhaps charmed
is really overstating it.
:33:24
Your son is a whiz at math.
:33:25
Hey, quick. What's 1,754
divided into 13 million, huh?
:33:28
Martin.
:33:30
Yeah, this palooka
can't even pass...
:33:32
a simple arithmetic
exam, you know?
:33:33
And now, if you'll excuse us.
:33:38
Boy, what a kid.
:33:40
So well spoken.
:33:43
Why can't you
be like that, huh?
:33:44
Why can't you be a genius?
:33:45
I'll tell you why.
Because you're too busy...
:33:47
listening to the radio
all the time.
:33:48
That's why.
Put your hat on.
:33:50
Put his hat on.
Honest to goodness.
:34:09
Aunt Bea listened almost
exclusively to music.
:34:12
Because of her,
I grew up hearing...
:34:14
the most wonderful songs.
:34:25
To this day,
there are certain songs...
:34:27
that no matter where I am,
the minute I hear them...
:34:29
I get instant memory flashes.
:34:41
For instance,
every time I hear this song...
:34:43
I think of Evelyn Goorwitz...
:34:45
who I had a crush on,
but who didn't like me.
:34:56
And I remember
her pretty girlfriend...
:34:57
treating me like
I had the plague.
:34:59
But eventually,
persistence won out...