:31:00
Oh...l brought her these
as a housewarming gift.
:31:03
Well, for all of you, really.
:31:05
Well, how lovely.
:31:08
- l'm Lila, l'm Maggie's mother.
- Nice to meet you.
:31:12
- And you're...?
- Judy. Maggie's friend Judy.
:31:14
Just think of me
as the Welcome Wagon.
:31:16
Well, welcome.
:31:18
- Would you like to come in?
- Yes, thank you.
:31:22
My, it's quite a climb, isn't it?
:31:24
l almost got an aneurism.
:31:31
And here...
and here.
:31:34
- Lovely, thank you.
- And cheers.
:31:36
- Cheers.
- Welcome.
:31:40
You know, l just love that shirt.
:31:41
Thank you.
l do my best with my limitations.
:31:44
lt's so hard to find nice things
to wear when you're my size.
:31:47
Oh, you should be proud of your size.
So strong and so striking.
:31:52
l think the word you're
looking for is ''enormous.''
:31:55
- Exotic.
- Thank you.
:31:57
You know, l just wish Maggie
had some of your sense of style.
:32:00
Oh, no, Lila.
Maggie's...Maggie's lovely.
:32:03
- She's very clever, you know.
- Yes. Yes, she is.
:32:06
But, what is going on
with her these days?
:32:12
You'd have to ask her that, Lila.
:32:14
So, there is something going on?
:32:17
Oh, well, she's nineteen.
:32:19
There's always something going on
when you're nineteen.
:32:24
More wine?
:32:31
Did you ever wake up one morning...
:32:33
and feel that everything
in your life was wrong?
:32:38
Hmmm...
:32:39
Because l woke up
one morning last month, and...
:32:44
and l know this sounds silly
because, you know housewives,
:32:48
excuse me, ''homemakers,''
as we're now called,
:32:52
aren't supposed to have
existential crises.
:32:57
l think homemakers have
existential crises all the time.