:30:01
We always wait too long to do
the things we want to do...
:30:04
and then, before you know it,
it's too late.
:30:06
You are so right.
:30:26
Hi.
:30:31
Uh, she, uh, brought me
those for breakfast.
:30:34
That's why she was here.
:30:36
I liked your breakfast, too.
It was delicious.
:30:39
Very good, tasty.
:30:46
I'm gonna go out now.
:30:49
See you.
:30:50
Ahem. Bye.
:31:05
There you go.
:31:09
Is this yours?
:31:10
Thank you, Mr. Po.
:31:12
It's nice to see you today.
:31:15
Hello.
:31:17
It's not the way I'd do it.
:31:18
Beg your pardon?
:31:19
It's just not the way I'd want
the loved ones to remember me.
:31:22
That last glimpse before
they close the lid.
:31:24
It sets a memory for life.
:31:26
Step right this way
into my office, Mr. Po.
:31:28
We'll have you
fixed up in a jiffy.
:31:30
Well, I was...
:31:31
No, right this way.
Thank you, Mary.
:31:33
Step right here, sir. Ha ha.
:31:34
People in your position...
:31:36
often don't think
about a haircut, Mr. Po...
:31:39
until it's too late.
:31:40
I've seen it a million times.
:31:42
The last haircut
of your earthly existence...
:31:44
done by the undertaker.
:31:46
Is he a trained
hair-care professional, Mr. Po?
:31:49
I ask you. He is not.
:31:51
And that's why it's important
to think of this before.
:31:54
When you leave here, you'll be
so darn-well groomed...
:31:56
you may not even want to die.