1:03:00
I'm gonna bring it back to you
on a fucking platter.
1:03:03
Where we going to get a platter?
1:03:05
Just bring it, all right?
1:03:07
Or Raisin Bran. That goes
right through me.
1:03:09
-It's a pusher.
-Good tip.
1:03:11
I have to talk to you.
In private.
1:03:19
Why didn't you tell me
about your father?
1:03:21
-What about him?
-You said he died of a heart attack.
1:03:24
What's the problem?
1:03:26
Your father was murdered.
1:03:28
What's the difference? He's dead.
1:03:30
It's a big difference.
Why didn't you tell me?
1:03:33
It's private. I got to tell you
every little thing?
1:03:36
This is not a little thing.
1:03:38
What should I do?
Spend my life crying over the past?
1:03:40
It's over. Forget it.
1:03:42
I think you want to talk about it.
1:03:44
-I don't want to talk about it.
-You do.
1:03:46
I don't want to talk about it.
1:03:47
-Why did you choose this restaurant?
-I like it.
1:03:50
Of all the places to go,
why here?
1:03:52
White clam sauce. The best.
1:03:53
That's not the reason. You want me
to know about your father.
1:03:57
-You're reaching out to me.
-Yeah, I'm reaching out to you.
1:04:00
Where is it?
1:04:11
Get in the car.
1:04:14
It's late. I'll take a cab.
I can get to Grand Central and... .
1:04:18
You know what?
I can make the 11:10.
1:04:20
So thanks anyway.
1:04:21
I said get in the car, Doc.
1:04:24
Do what he says.
1:04:27
You know, this is called a "transference
neurosis," where the patient--
1:04:34
Get in the car.