:29:01
Forget about the waffle.
:29:03
Thank you, Tino,
Oscar's a lot better.
:29:06
Hot plates, look out. Here's another
present for you, Luther.
:29:17
Can I ask you something?
:29:20
Yeah, shoot.
:29:25
Tino, give me a moment here.
Thank you.
:29:29
- I'll clean that later.
- Did you know Helen?
:29:32
- It looked like you were crying.
- Death is very sad.
:29:37
But you didn't even know her.
:29:39
You don't have to know someone to
feel sad for them. It's empathy.
:29:44
Yeah. Empathy, yeah.
:29:46
Empathy. The sympathetic vibrations
of two human beings.
:29:49
- I know what it means.
- No, you don't.
:29:52
I didn't know either
till I looked it up.
:29:54
You see, every day when I'm shaving,
I look up a new word.
:30:02
It's a little piece of turkey,
that's all.
:30:05
How can you have empathy
with someone you've never met?
:30:08
I didn't have to meet her. I just
looked at her picture and I knew.
:30:14
I knew she lived alone,
I knew she had these dreams
:30:17
that weren't quite enough
to keep her heart beating
:30:21
so she kept it going by
putting a bottle of Four Roses
:30:24
under her pillow - nobody knew about.
:30:28
Vodka.
:30:30
You should get a crystal ball and a
turban, you'd make a lot more money.
:30:35
I'm no fortune teller.
I just tell it the way I see it.
:30:39
She had that look. My mother
had that look her whole life.
:30:44
Disappointed.
:30:47
I need a blood sausage
and hash browns.
:30:50
Nedda! She's just asking me out!
:30:52
I am not! I am not asking you out.
:30:57
- I'm sorry I'm interrupting.
- You're slicing the turkey too thin!