1:15:00
That Miss Wheatley
made me some biscuits.
1:15:03
I'll be.
1:15:05
That boy, he's my friend.
1:15:09
He likes the way I talk,
and I like the way he talks.
1:15:14
I knew you were gonna be all right.
1:15:16
I just wanna check on you.
1:15:18
I'm gonna tell Bill good-bye
and head on back.
1:15:22
All right, then.
1:15:28
Karl, see if you can
figure out what's wrong with this thing.
1:15:31
It won't crank up. Everything seems
to be put together right.
1:15:34
- Bill, I'll see you.
- Okay. Stop back by.
1:15:37
Don't worry about your boy.
He's doing good.
1:15:41
It ain't got no gas in it.
1:15:44
You see there, Scooter.
Thinks of the simplest things first.
1:15:49
- Does everybody like the food?
- Yeah.
1:15:52
Good. I haven't decided yet
if I'm a good cook.
1:15:58
Karl, you know what?
1:15:59
Melinda was voted employee of the month
at the Dollar Store last February.
1:16:04
Isn't that something?
1:16:07
Yes, ma'am. I reckon.
1:16:09
When you like pricing items
as much as I do...
1:16:13
it's just bound to happen
sooner or later, I guess.
1:16:18
Maybe you and Melinda
might like to take a walk tonight.
1:16:23
- It's such a nice evening.
- Vaughan, don't get pushy.
1:16:26
I'm sorry.
1:16:29
I kind of like walking
from time to time.
1:16:32
I stay on my feet all the time at work.
1:16:35
I just can't find shoes
that's comfortable.
1:16:38
Hospital shoes might be the answer.
Nurse's shoes.
1:16:42
Or the kind old ladies wear
who work in school cafeterias.
1:16:45
Same difference.
1:16:48
I get real mean when my feet hurt.
1:16:50
It's the only time
I don't like checking out customers.
1:16:53
When my feet hurt.
1:16:56
You and Karl aren't talking much.
1:16:58
You boys must really like that food.