:16:00
and meet interesting people."
:16:01
Like Crisp.
:16:03
Okay.
:16:07
Relax.
:16:08
Don't let him get to you.
:16:12
That's her 10 years later.
:16:14
It's a great shot of an ear.
:16:16
You get in touch
with her parents?
:16:19
They're both dead.
:16:20
The only relative
she's got left is the kid.
:16:23
Hey.
:16:28
Okay. This is the only picture
we have of him.
:16:32
Cullen Jr., aged 3 months.
:16:35
That helps much.
:16:36
It's the best I could do.
:16:38
Breakfast, sir? Ma'am?
:16:39
Please.
:16:39
No. No, no.
:16:41
That's a first.
:16:44
Listen, I was
just thinking.
:16:46
Maybe we should
take a wild stab
:16:48
at getting to know each other
:16:50
before we have to pretend
we're married.
:16:52
What do you want to know?
:16:54
How long have we been married?
:16:56
A long time.
:16:58
People won't expect us
to talk much to each other.
:17:01
I want to read it, too.
:17:03
Stop it.
:17:03
Please?
:17:05
Let me take a look.
:17:06
Hey, come here.
:17:09
If you don't stop
screwing around back there...
:17:11
this is what
I'll do with you.
:17:18
Ohh.
:17:19
What's the matter?
:17:20
I don't know.
:17:21
I just don't feel so good.
:17:23
You hungry?
:17:25
I got to get out
of here right now.
:17:27
Get those tree stumps
out of my way
:17:30
before I vomit all over them.
:17:36
Is your wife okay, sir?
:17:38
Compared to what?
:17:47
Maybe it was the burrito.
:17:49
Or it could've been the sausages.
:17:52
I don't think it was
the crab salad.
:17:55
It couldn't
have been the doughnuts.
:17:58
Excuse me.
:17:59
Oh, I hate feeling like this.