:25:01
Just smile, smile, smile
:25:02
And be happy
:25:07
Morning, Adele.
:25:08
Morning, George.
:25:11
Grand Coolie Dam.
Ever been there, Adele?
:25:13
Nope.
:25:15
Hoover Dam?
:25:16
No.
:25:18
I'm not really into dams.
:25:22
Girl:
I am gonna get a lawyer
:25:23
and sue her
for invasion ofprivacy,
:25:25
so getyour nose
out ofmy diary, Mother.
:25:28
That's so cool.
I'd never think ofthat.
:25:30
Did she say anything?
:25:32
She played dumb,
but she never did it again.
:25:34
I wish my parents
wouldjust leave me alone.
:25:36
I love being alone.
:25:37
I can't wait for
the house to be empty.
:25:39
Hi.
:25:40
Hey, Peter.
:25:43
You run good.
Got good form.
:25:45
Yeah.
:25:47
There's not a cloud
in the sky today, huh?
:25:52
Hey, you ever read T.S. Eliot?
:25:54
What?
:25:55
4 Quartets.
It's really good.
:25:59
Why doyou run with a book?
:26:02
I don't know.
Balance, I guess.
:26:07
George: Here's the Kariba Dam.
:26:10
It impounds the Zambezi River,
:26:11
forms Kariba Lake.
:26:13
- It's nice.
- Hmm.
:26:15
I went there.
:26:16
After college.
I painted a picture ofit.
:26:20
You painted pictures ofdams?
:26:21
Mm-hmm.
:26:23
That was my dream--
To travel the world
:26:24
and paint pictures.
:26:26
Hmm. What happened?
:26:28
Hmm. I don't know.
:26:31
One damn thing
led to another damn thing.
:26:33
Ha ha!
:26:35
I don't know.
:26:37
I don't know.
I became a history teacher.
:26:41
But one ofthese days, I'll...
:26:43
One ofthese days--
:26:44
Oh, my God.
Get away from my car!
:26:47
Oh, my God, lookwhat he's doing!
:26:48
Hey.
Hey, hey, hey!
:26:50
No! Stop it!
:26:51
Oh, my God.
Look how deep this scratch--
:26:54
Lookwhat he did to my car.
:26:55
Mom, it'sjust a scratch.
:26:58
Just a scratch?