:43:06
Thank you.
:43:14
Ok. Thank you.
:43:17
Bye.
:43:27
Ann: When I was younger,
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my mother always hummed
one ofmy father's tunes
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before we went to sleep.
:43:33
He wrote my mother love songs.
:43:40
Sometimes, I would imagine my father
:43:42
showing up to rescue me.
:43:48
Hi, Ann.
:43:50
Hello, Peter.
:43:53
You got that
isosceles triangle thing straight?
:43:55
Mm-hmm.
:43:58
That baffles me.
:44:02
Hey, I got a new trumpet.
You want to see it?
:44:06
I'm working, Peter.
:44:08
Right.
Sorry.
:44:13
Your mom's really pretty.
:44:15
I'll tell her.
:44:19
What's your dad do?
:44:22
He's a songwriter.
:44:25
Really?
I write some songs.
:44:27
Yeah. You want to hear one?
:44:28
Not now, Peter.
:44:31
You want to feel my pulse?
:44:35
It's beating really fast.
:44:42
Ba-bum,
:44:43
ba-bum, ba-bum, ba-bum,
:44:45
ba-bum, ba-bum.
:44:48
Really fast.
:44:52
Adele:
I don't understand.
:44:53
I have been telling you forweeks
:44:55
that the tiles are chipped.
:44:56
There's no water pressure.
:44:57
The handles are coming off
ofthe cabinets.