:47:03
- I couldn't.
- You can bring Susan.
:47:06
- Kids love picnics.
- I just need change for the meter.
:47:11
Here.
:47:17
- Thank you.
- How about an iced tea?
:47:19
My mother's in the car waiting
so we don't get a ticket.
:47:22
- Maybe she'd like an iced tea.
- No.
:47:26
- No harm asking.
- No. Don't do that.
:47:30
Why not?
:47:33
You know why.
:47:36
Then I'll make you a deal:
Come to the picnic...
:47:39
...and I'll wait here and let you leave first
so your mother doesn't see me.
:47:43
I don't care if my mother sees you.
:47:47
Then you won't mind if I ask her if
she'd like to join us for an iced tea.
:47:51
No, wait.
:47:54
I don't know if I can. I'll try.
It just depends.
:48:03
Sunday, River Point, around noon.
:48:13
OLDER DOUG: My brother and I had
more in common than we knew.
:48:16
That summer it seemed for both of us
that all roads led to an Abbott girl.
:48:20
HELEN:
Is that Pamela Abbott?
:48:24
That is Pam. Let's pull over here.
:48:32
Pamela, are you all right?
:48:35
It's so darn hot that the stupid jack
keeps sinking into the pavement.
:48:40
Maybe Doug can give you a hand.
:48:42
Go on, Doug, help her out.
:48:51
DOUG: Where's the thing that
goes on the bottom of the jack?
:48:54
PAMELA:
What thing?
:48:55
DOUG: The base of the jack.
PAMELA: I didn't see anything.
:48:59
This.