:21:27
Oh, my God.
:21:30
- Hey, are you okay?
- Larry. Larry, I heard a noise.
:21:34
I heard a noise in the hall. I think
Mr. House was getting on the elevator.
:21:40
- You sure?
- I'm almost certain it was him.
:21:44
So what? It's not a crime.
He can get on the elevator.
:21:48
- Who would at 1:30 a.m.?
- I was in a deep sleep.
:21:51
What's the difference?
:21:52
You know how we complain
about the geriatric floor? That joke?
:21:56
So it was him. He got on the elevator.
It's not a felony. He's entitled.
:22:03
Can you go back to bed?
This is crazy.
:22:05
- I gotta get up early tomorrow.
- I know what I'm gonna do.
:22:10
I'm gonna ring his apartment,
see if he's home.
:22:13
- Now?
- Yes, because this is...
:22:15
- What?
- It's very sue...
:22:17
- What are you doing? Don't ring...
- Don't!
:22:20
Don't ring Mr. House. He's a widower.
Leave him alone. You're crazy. Stop!
:22:26
- So you saw him. It's not a crime.
- He's not there.
:22:29
- Give me this.
- What are you doing?
:22:31
If you want to find out who left,
call downstairs.
:22:34
- I'll call. Keep ringing.
- I'm gonna keep ringing.
:22:38
What's gotten into you?
:22:39
Where is this guy at 1:30 a.m.?
:22:42
It's not your business.
He can go any place he wants.
:22:46
Hello? Yes, hello.
This is Mrs. Lipton. Yes.
:22:50
Did anybody just leave the building?
I'm just...
:22:53
You're sure? You're sure no one...?
No, okay. All right. Yes. Thank you.
:22:59
- Are you happy? Can we go to bed?
- I don't get it.