Flirting with Disaster
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That's me.
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- Mary Schlichting.
- Oh, so that's how you pronounce it.
- Oh!

:55:07
- Nobody ever gets it right. Hi.
- Hi.
- And this must be your wife.

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- Nancy.
- Nancy, hi. Welcome to our family.
- Hi. Look at the baby.

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- Well, he's sleeping.
- These are our friends.

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- Uh, Tony and Paul.
- Tony.
- Paul. Mr Schlichting.

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- Hello, uh, Paul. Hi.
Hello. How you doing?
- I'm Tony.

:55:21
They were going to stay
at Rancho Arroyo.

:55:23
- Oh, my goodness. You can't stay there.
- Oh, yeah. Yeah. No, no. They, they
found that-- We read about that.

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- Uranium, yeah.
- Uranium, yeah.
- Yeah.
- Highly toxic.

:55:30
Thank God that's far away from here.
You don't have to worry about that.

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- Well, could you recommend a motel?
- Oh, no! No, no, no.
- Oh, no need to go to a motel.

:55:35
- There isn't a decent motel
for a hundred miles.
- And we have plenty of room
here for all of you.

:55:39
- Oh, thank you.
- Great.
- Sure, sure.

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- I-I-I don't want everyone
to stay here with you. It's--
- Why can't everyone stay here?

:55:44
- Because this is a private thing.
- You know, if I could just lay down.
I'd like to go right to bed
and put the baby to sleep.

:55:47
Sure. Let me help you. Don't you want
to eat something before you--

:55:50
- No. Thanks. I'm not hungry.
- Nancy, come on. You're always hungry.

:55:55
- Fuck you.
- What? I'm, I'm sorry?

:55:58
It's just-- You know, this isn't
the time or the place for this, okay?

:56:00
Oh, but it was the time and place
to wrestle with her...

:56:03
in San Diego, right, and break
a bunch of glass animals?

:56:06
That's i-- That's fine?
That was a perfect time?

:56:09
-I'm sorry, is this inappropriate?
-Nothing in this house is inappropriate.
We'll be upstairs.

:56:13
You know, I-I'll get the, the bags.
I think I want to lay down too.

:56:17
I bet you would.
:56:20
- Hmm. Hmm.
- Having some problems, huh?

:56:23
Yeah, we're kind of having
a little bit of a--

:56:26
- Yeah. It's, uh--
- This, uh, some kind of
a swapping thing you got here?

:56:29
- That what it is?
- No. No, no, no, no.Just, you know,
there's a little friction, that's all.

:56:33
- I mean, you know--
- And then, and, and
these guys came along with us.
- Well, you know, you know--

:56:36
- You know, marriage is tough.
You just got-- You gotta be
flexible in marriage, right?
- Yeah. Yeah.

:56:40
- This thing is wonderful,
by the way. Who made this?
- That's my work.

:56:42
- Really? You did this? Wow.
- Yeah.

:56:44
- Yeah, I got a blacksmith shop
out in the barn, and I do
my sculptures there...
- Oh.

:56:47
- and Mary throws her pots.
- Great.

:56:49
- Really? She's into,
into pottery? Pottery?
- Oh, she's gonna love showing you
her pottery. Yeah, look at this.

:56:53
- See, this, this is slab construction.
If you can see the--
- Yeah.

:56:56
Uh, when I roll it out, then I have
weeds in with the rolling pin.

:56:58
- I press them right into the surface.
- You know, just ordinary weeds.
- You put the weeds in the clay, yeah.


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