:32:01
Some German company went kerplunk, and
Tiffany's picked all these things up,
:32:03
and they're perfect
party favors.
:32:06
Okay, they're not personalized or
anything. They're just winter scenes--
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dachshunds, snowflakes.
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Hi there.
:32:19
Hello.
:32:22
Sorry to have...
stepped away for so long.
:32:25
This is a friend of mine
l asked to drop by.
:32:28
We got to talking
and stuff, and, uh--
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He's gonna join us for dinner.
:32:38
- Great.
- How nice to meet you.
:32:40
And wouldn't it be nicer
if my father would introduce you?
:32:45
How nice to meet you.
:32:48
Yeah, l'm sorry. This is my daughter,
Allison, and her husband, Quince,
:32:52
and Drew, my number one,
works with me.
:32:56
Daddy, does your friend
have a name?
:32:58
- A name?
- Something he goes by?
:33:05
Oh, yeah, excuse me.
This is, uh--
:33:08
This is, um--
:33:10
- Daddy, come on. A name.
- Bill, the suspense is killing me.
:33:13
l'm sorry. lt's, uh--
lt's gone right out of my head. Um--
:33:17
l'm sorry.
This is... Joe.
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- Joe. l love that name.
- Just plain Joe.
:33:24
Me too. Hey, buddy.
:33:28
- ls there any more to it?
- What do you mean?
:33:32
Like ''Smith'' or ''Jones'' or--
:33:39
- Black.
- Oh, at last.
:33:42
- Nice to meet you, Mr. Black.
- Hey, hey, Joe Black.
:33:46
Won 15, lost 2 for
the Brooklyn Dodgers, 1952.
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l'm king of my rotisserie league.
:33:50
- Are you?
- Yeah, he is.
:33:55
Shall we sit down?
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Right there.