:06:04
Thanks.
:06:07
Um, would you take some money...
:06:10
and, I don't know,
have a beer on me?
:06:13
Lady, I don't want your money.
:06:16
- Anyway, you don't have any.
- Yes, I do.
:06:20
I keep a five-dollar bill
rolled up in my shoe. Here.
:06:23
No, no.
Keep it for the next time.
:06:25
There's not going to be
a next time.
:06:27
I believe you.
:06:31
I'm Stanley Cox.
:06:34
Iris King.
:06:37
Stay out of harm's way,
Mrs. King.
:06:39
- I'll try, Mr. Cox.
- Good.
:06:42
- Good night.
- Good night.
:06:55
- What did the doctor say?
- They're going to do a scrape.
:06:58
- When?
- A couple of weeks.
:07:01
You going to have to stay over?
:07:02
Nope. In and out.
:07:04
What's the matter with you?
:07:05
I'm not going to discuss
my plumbing...
:07:07
with everyone at this table.
:07:11
There must have been 500 guys
at the employment office today.
:07:14
I saw everybody I know.
:07:16
This one guy brought a broom...
:07:17
and swept off the sidewalk out
front, just for something to do.
:07:20
Can you believe that?
:07:21
Too bad it wasn't you.
:07:23
Did they have anything?
:07:25
An opening for a hairdresser.
:07:27
I didn't do much better.
:07:29
I can't run a computer,
and I can't give a pedicure...
:07:31
and that's all there was...
:07:33
so we won't be paying you
anything this week or next.
:07:36
I didn't ask.
:07:38
No, but you're making us count
every roll of toilet paper.
:07:42
You're making us use the soap
down to the last sliver.
:07:47
You know, I wouldn't be here
if I didn't have to be.
:07:49
I'd be in my own house...
:07:51
with my own drexel furniture
and air conditioning.
:07:54
We're all in the same lifeboat,
Sharon. Don't rock it.