1:35:00
What is a grunion?
1:35:01
It's a little coastal fish.
1:35:04
It comes up on shore
every once in a while
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during high tide
and lays its eggs in the moonlight.
1:35:08
And then it dies.
1:35:09
It's yet another example ofa mother
1:35:12
giving her life for her child.
1:35:14
Well, some ofthem die.
Not all ofthem.
1:35:16
Sounds really interesting.
I'd love to see that.
1:35:18
Well, I'd like to takeyou.
1:35:20
Great.
1:35:25
I like him.
1:35:27
He gets on my nerves.
1:35:29
He likes you,
and ifhe asks you out again,
1:35:32
I hopeyou'll go.
1:35:33
He asked me to go to Las Vegas
for the weekend.
1:35:35
Good. You should go.
You might have fun.
1:35:38
He is not my type.
1:35:40
He's not my idea of fun.
1:35:42
Go to Vegas, Mom.
Take a chance.
1:35:45
You don't have to fall
in love with him.
1:35:47
I'm not asking you
to even sleep with him.
1:35:48
Oh, thank you.
1:35:50
You could win thejackpot even.
1:35:52
All right, I will go to Vegas.
1:35:55
Fine.Just stop it.
1:35:57
Butyou are going to UCLA.
1:35:58
It's a state school,
it's all that we can afford,
1:36:01
and I do not want to hear
anotherword about it.
1:36:05
[Exhales]
1:36:10
"Jackpot."
1:36:14
Ann: My mother didn't know it,
1:36:16
but I'd already applied to
Brown University in Rhode Island.
1:36:18
Peter tried to talk me
into going to Berkeley,
1:36:22
but my heart was set
on the East Coast.
1:36:25
My grades were really good,
1:36:27
and I thought I could get
a full scholarship.
1:36:30
I like the part
about the noble soul,
1:36:33
but doyou really read Nietzsche?
1:36:37
I mean, I read Nietzsche.
1:36:38
I don't really read Nietzsche.
1:36:40
[Laughs]
1:36:42
He'd be a crazy friend to have,
don'tyou think?
1:36:44
Mm-hmm.
1:36:46
Besides, I think people
who read Nietzsche,
1:36:49
like really read Nietzsche,
are kinda...
1:36:52
I don't know.
Kierkegaard, though, he said that--