:25:00
I had to sit in the right seat
to listen to this?
:25:03
Jean Arthur and William Holden?
Are they in the picture that you pictured?
:25:06
Is that what this is all about?
:25:08
Is this about what movies
you went to see last week?
:25:11
No, I'm getting to it.
Jay, ask me more questions. Come on.
:25:15
- Did you go alone?
- I did. I always go alone.
:25:17
It is interesting you would ask me that,
because I met a friend there.
:25:23
You get to ask me questions, too, Gert.
:25:26
I don't know what kind of questions
to ask you.
:25:29
Ask her who the friend was.
:25:33
- Who was the friend?
- His name is Johnny.
:25:37
I always see him there 'cause
he's the head usher. He's really nice.
:25:40
You just saw him in the theatre?
:25:42
No. Once or twice we went out for coffee,
and once we went for a walk in the park.
:25:47
- You went to the park with this guy?
- Yeah, but just to talk.
:25:54
You have to sit down
if you want to ask me questions.
:26:09
Okay.
:26:11
- Whose turn is it now?
- Is this when you came home from 11:00?
:26:15
Yeah, it was.
Thank you for listening, Momma.
:26:18
What were you doing until 11:00?
:26:20
We walked and we talked
and we got to know each other.
:26:23
And he does not want to be
an usher forever.
:26:26
One day he wants to open up
his own restaurant.
:26:28
His own restaurant? And he's an usher?
What is he, 15, 16?
:26:32
No. He's 40. And he wants to
open up the restaurant with me.
:26:36
- Why with you?
- Because I would do all of the cooking.
:26:39
And I'd write out the menus.
And I'd keep the books.
:26:42
- What would he do?
- He will be the manager.
:26:44
If he's the manager then why won't he
write the menus and keep the books?
:26:48
'Cause he has a reading handicap.
:26:50
- What?
- He has a reading handicap.
:26:52
Wait. Hold it a minute.
What are you saying? He can't read?
:26:56
You're not supposed to get out of
your chair. That's not how I pictured it.