1:00:00
It's his sister.
1:00:02
I, I feel a-a strong,
almost mammalian pull
1:00:09
towards you.
1:00:12
You mean like how the moon
pulls the tides?
1:00:15
Yes. Yes, just like that.
1:00:19
Are you sure you don't mean
his sister-in-law?
1:00:23
No. It's his sister.
1:00:25
Oh, well, I think that's sweet.
1:00:27
They must be
a very affectionate family.
1:00:29
You two could learn something
from them
1:00:31
about just how close
a brother and sister
1:00:33
can be.
1:00:35
No one's ever said anything
like that to me before.
1:00:39
Say it again.
1:00:40
What?
1:00:41
The mammal word.
1:00:42
Mammalian.
1:00:44
Yes, that's it.
1:00:46
What does that mean?
1:00:49
Mammals are
warm-blooded creatures.
1:00:51
Warm?
1:00:53
Very warm.
1:00:54
Yes?
1:00:57
Yes.
1:00:58
Very, very warm?
1:01:11
There's no way I'm doing that.
1:01:17
-We should go.
-We should go.
1:01:20
Um... where?
1:01:23
Well, uh...
we're going to be late.
1:01:26
Oh. Okay.
1:01:28
We have reservations.
1:01:29
Yeah.
1:01:37
T om.
1:01:38
Judy.
1:01:40
Hi.
1:01:42
Kevin.
1:01:43
V.
1:01:44
You know this woman, son?
1:01:46
Not as well as we know
1:01:48
each other, Mr. Smith.
1:01:52
You... know her, Father?
1:01:55
Uh, no-- no, no, no, no.
1:01:57
No, you must be confusing me
with someone else.