:53:03
The weirdest thing is,
I owe it all to you.
:53:05
What do you mean?
:53:07
I met him at your place
last night...
:53:10
and I'm nuts about him.
:53:11
Last night?
:53:13
Yeah. After you all left...
:53:15
he came around
investigating a crank call.
:53:19
What?
:53:20
Does he work
for the telephone company?
:53:22
Nope. He's a cop.
:53:27
Cop? A policeman?
:53:29
There was a policeman
in my house last night?
:53:31
Yep. And I am going to be
at his house tonight.
:53:36
Why didn't you tell me this?
:53:37
I forgot.
:53:39
Does Harry know?
:53:40
No. I was going to call
you guys and tell you...
:53:42
only Wilbur called...
that's his name, Wilbur...
:53:44
and we talked all night,
so I thought I'd tell you today.
:53:47
This is just like you!
:53:49
It's no big deal.
:53:51
Only he still
needs to talk to you.
:53:53
Me? Why?
:53:56
There was
this crank call made...
:53:58
and he said they traced it
back to your house.
:54:00
What do you mean
by a crank call?
:54:02
A 911 call.
:54:05
Oh, lord.
:54:07
Don't worry. I told him
it was a mistake.
:54:09
Did he believe you?
:54:11
Of course!
Why wouldn't he?
:54:13
I just knew something like this
was going to happen.
:54:16
Wilbur needs to talk to you
about this crank call...
:54:19
on account of he's up
for police chief...
:54:20
and he wants to cover
all his bases.
:54:23
Only I don't want you to say
anything bad about me, OK?
:54:27
I really like this guy.
All right?
:54:30
OK!
:54:32
What's wrong?
:54:33
Nothing.
:54:45
God!
:54:55
Marjorie?
:54:59
Marjorie, are you OK?