:32:10
How we doing today?
:32:16
They're all harmless.
:32:19
Some more serious problems
here too, of course.
:32:22
Some catatonics,
some with Alzheimer's, autism.
:32:28
-Are you my son?
-l'd be very proud to believe so.
:32:35
You're not my son.
:32:44
There's your girl over there.
:32:55
Mrs. Clelia?
:32:59
-My name is William Kinderman.
-Yes.
:33:05
-Would you help me, please?
-What about my radio?
:33:09
-Pardon me?
-l said, my radio.
:33:12
Aren't you gonna fix it?
:33:15
Nothing ever gets fixed around here.
Just a bunch of pies and anchovies.
:33:21
Go away! l don't ever talk
to strangers.
:33:26
-l'm the radio repairman, Mrs. Clelia.
-Well, fix it.
:33:31
-Well, what's wrong with it?
-Dead people talking.
:33:38
lt's right here. Do you see it?
:33:43
Yes, l see it.
:33:45
l knew you weren't a radio repairman.
That's a telephone l'm holding.
:33:54
lt's all right. A lot of people
wouldn't know the difference either.