:30:01
It's fate. She's divorced. wwe don't
wwant to do this and you need a wwife.
:30:06
- Everything intersects.
- Like the Bermuda Triangle.
:30:20
Here's one more. Do you have room?
:30:25
- Dad, they're all for you.
- Here you go.
:30:32
"Sleepless in Seattle".
:30:35
If you can't sleep, try drinking a
glass of wwater from the other side.
:30:40
That's for hiccups. Or you can hold
a spoonful of sugar in your mouth.
:30:47
Thank you.
:30:49
- But wwhy give them our address?
- They called and asked for it.
:30:55
"Dear Sleepless in Seattle. You are
the most attractive man I've heard."
:31:01
They called?
You gave them our number, too?
:31:06
You have to, to get on the air.
:31:09
"Dear Sleepless in Seattle.
I live in Tulsa." Where's that?
:31:13
- In Oklahoma. Where is that?
- Somewwhere in the middle.
:31:18
I wwon't think about
wwhat they don't teach you at school.
:31:23
I think wwe should rule out
anyone wwho doesn't live near here.
:31:29
She's wwilling to fly anywwhere.
:31:33
Looks like my third-grade teacher.
She is my third-grade teacher
:31:39
- Don't you wwant to read these?
- No. it's not howw it's done.
:31:44
I'd rather see somebody I like.
:31:49
- Then I'd ask her out for a drink.
- Or a slice of pizza.
:31:54
No dinner on the first date. because
halfwway through you could regret it.
:31:59
But if you like them after a drink,
you can alwways ask them to dinner.