1:11:00
So, how you doing?
1:11:01
I'm good.
1:11:03
I finished a long article.
Worked on it for 5 months...
1:11:06
and then we've been
vacationing a little bit.
1:11:09
My goodness!
1:11:10
Where'd you go?
1:11:11
To California.
1:11:13
Have you read Sid's book?
1:11:15
- How you been?
- Good.
1:11:17
I liked it very much.
A bit long.
1:11:19
Not too long. I was engrossed.
1:11:21
- How's your acting career?
- Slow, but breathing.
1:11:24
- Still working at Chippers?
- You remembered.
1:11:29
What was the spy movie we saw
last week? "The Hawk and the...?"
1:11:33
"The Falcon and the Snowman."
1:11:34
Thank you.
1:11:36
Doesn't it remind
you of that a bit?
1:11:38
Maybe I don't
remember the movie.
1:11:40
Young spies in trouble...
1:11:44
What have you been doing?
1:11:47
Nothing interesting.
1:11:48
- I called you Friday.
- I'm sorry.
1:11:50
I got your message. We were
in California a couple more days...
1:11:53
because she's never been
to San Francisco.
1:11:56
- I love that town!
- It was wonderful.
1:11:59
Until I tried to drive.
1:12:03
Never been more
terrified in my life.
1:12:05
- You should've seen her!
- I tried!
1:12:07
We were airborne, literally.
Like a special-effects movie.
1:12:10
It was scary.
1:12:12
I was just clutching the
thing for my life.
1:12:17
- Where'd you stay?
- The Fairmont.
1:12:18
Big time!
1:12:20
How'd you meet David?
1:12:22
How did we meet?
1:12:24
Well, I took her away
from a Nobel scientist.
1:12:27
I wasn't even going
out with him.
1:12:30
I was his translator.
1:12:31
Yes, and companion.
1:12:33
And she translated so well that
he offered to dump his wife.
1:12:36
You make it sound more
interesting than it was.
1:12:40
- Really?
- Excuse me.