1:01:00
Bigger baby.
1:01:07
Thank you.
1:01:15
I must say...
1:01:17
...you have perfected the hobo look.
1:01:20
You didn't buy the suit, did you?
Someone left it someplace for you?
1:01:24
Dad.
1:01:25
How apropos.
1:01:30
I want my money.
1:01:32
My money from Dad.
1:01:33
I'll get it in two years, anyway.
1:01:35
- So you can extend your vacation?
- I need it.
1:01:39
You freed it up early for Ollie.
1:01:42
Ollie graduated from high school.
He graduated at the top of his class.
1:01:45
He earned it.
I'm not gonna subsidize your being a bum.
1:01:48
- It's a moot point, anyhow.
- What do you mean?
1:01:50
You're assuming Jason provided for you
in the same manner he provided for Ollie.
1:01:54
Yes.
1:01:56
He didn't.
1:01:58
You're lying.
1:02:00
Darling...
1:02:02
...why would I lie when I can just say "no"?
1:02:08
I've had a conversation with Mr. McKaye...
1:02:11
...headmaster of St. Anthony's, and in spite
of your little disappearing act this fall...
1:02:17
...he has agreed to admit you
after Christmas.
1:02:21
- You'll be boarding there--
- I'm not going back.
1:02:23
I passed the equivalency test.
I don't have to go back.
1:02:27
Of course, I don't trust you with the train
fare, so if you just look up Ollie...
1:02:32
...tell him that I will reimburse him
if he buys your ticket.
1:02:35
- I don't have his number.
- D.H. does.
1:02:39
If it had just occurred to me
to mention it to Ollie.
1:02:41
I saw him this afternoon,
for lunch, with his girlfriend.
1:02:44
In fact, you just missed him,
darling, by about...
1:02:47
...an hour and a half.
1:02:50
His Connecticut one?
1:02:53
Though I rather liked her. This is a new
one, a rather attractive New York girl, a...
1:02:58
...Jewish girl.