Tuesdays with Morrie
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:29:03
How you doin', Morrie?
You ready for a good beatin'?

:29:07
- Hey.
- Hi.

:29:10
Hi there.
You ready for a beatin'?

:29:12
****[Tape: Woman Singing Opera]
:29:14
- You oughta get a zipper.
- [Connie] I know.

:29:16
If I ever learn how to sew.
:29:21
****[Opera Continues]
:29:29
- Oh, hey, Mrs. Schwartz.
- Oh, please.

:29:33
Call me Charlotte, Mitch.
Did he ever stop talking?

:29:36
[Chuckles] No. I was afraid
I was gonna tire him out.

:29:40
Oh, he never gets tired
if he's got friends to talk to.

:29:43
I'm so glad you came back.
You were one of his favorites.

:29:46
- You going back to work?
- Just for a couple of hours.

:29:50
[Sighs]
I hope you'll come again.

:29:53
[Morrie] Charlotte, wasn't that
a great funeral today, huh?

:29:56
- What a turnout.!
- [Laughing]

:29:58
How does he do it? How does he
stay so cheerful all the time?

:30:01
Well, sometimes the nights are
difficult for him. They really are.

:30:04
- [Morrie] Charlotte.
- Coming, dear.

:30:07
****[Opera Continues]
:30:23
[Morrie]
Every time Aldo works me over...

:30:26
I feel like he's given me
an extra couple of days.

:30:29
[Laughs]
You like massage?

:30:32
- Uh, not really, no.
- No?

:30:35
Oh, boy, I revel in it.
:30:38
You know what's funny? Some people
just don't like to be touched.

:30:42
I always found that
rather odd.

:30:46
When we're babies,
we live to be touched...

:30:51
to be held,
cuddled by your mother...

:30:54
comforted.
:30:58
We never seem
to get enough of that.


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