:31:01
- This is the epitome, you might say...
- Oh!
:31:04
She has teeth. See?
:31:06
That is so rare.
You never see that.
:31:11
I mean, anybody can paint
a little closed mouth...
:31:14
Jesus, Mary and Joseph!
Tell me that's not a snake.
:31:17
It's a part of a snake.
The whole snake's too expensive.
:31:20
- He eats that?
- He doesn't eat.
:31:22
Well, Hilary, honey, make him a ham.
:31:25
I mean, it's hot.
It sticks to the ribs.
:31:27
Ham has too much fat
and too much salt.
:31:29
You can get two or three dinners
out of it and some sandwiches.
:31:32
Your grandmother never ate Chinese
snake for lunch, for God's sakes.
:31:37
- Or Aunt Elma, who lived to be what...
- 206?
:31:41
Ninety-two years old,
thank you very much.
:31:43
She smoked a pack of Luckys and drank
a pint of scotch every day ofher life.
:31:47
God rest her soul.
Did he pay you yet?
:31:50
He offered.
:31:52
Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
And you said, "It's okay. "
:31:56
And I'm not married,
and Rosemary Kinsella has a Cadillac.
:32:00
- Do you do his wash too?
- No, Mom, I don't.
:32:04
The man has cancer and weighs
14 pounds, but I tell him...
:32:07
"You want clean slacks? Then get off
your skinny ass and wash them yourself. "
:32:11
I just thought maybe you were a nurse
instead of a cleaning lady.
:32:14
Who makes a better wage
than I do, by the way.
:32:16
And is it possible...
is itjust possible...
:32:20
that he wants a little more
than a... ham dinner, huh?
:32:24
Uh-huh. Huh?
:32:43
Sorry. Is the music too loud?
:32:46
Uh, no. May I come in?
:32:50
Um, just a second.