:30:20
...and nine months later a baby is born.
:30:26
And those, Andrew,
are the so-called facts of life.
:30:31
People actually do this, Sir?
:30:35
Yes.
:30:36
And married people.
:30:38
One supposes they see it as some
kind of requirement or obligation.
:30:43
Well, it's not exactly an obligation.
:30:47
That's a relief.
:30:49
And it is the natural and preferable way
to conceive children.
:30:53
Sir?
:30:54
Of all these millions of sperm,
only one makes it?
:30:58
That's true.
:31:00
What happens to the others?
:31:04
They die.
:31:06
They die?
:31:09
One feels badly for them.
:31:12
Well, one does.
:31:14
lt's agreed that it feels good.
:31:17
-For both parties, Sir?
-ln an ideal world.
:31:20
People do it frequently.
:31:22
How often, Sir?
:31:23
As often as they can, as a matter of fact.
:31:28
At least at first.
:31:33
Sir?
:31:34
-May one speak frankly with you?
-As always, Andrew.
:31:39
lt's just that the whole process...
:31:42
...it sounds so messy.
:31:47
l think that's a fair comment.
:31:55
They die.