:48:02
He suspects he's been swindled.
:48:04
Must you be so uptight...
:48:06
I'm not saying anything.
:48:08
You're making me nervous.
:48:10
OK. Maybe you could go
to Norm's in the afternoon.
:48:13
I could.
I could go in the afternoon.
:48:18
Get your foot
out of my crotch, please.
:48:23
Get your foot
out of my crotch, please.
:48:25
The thing is, I hate tennis.
:48:28
I have the court booked.
:48:30
I'll play tennis with you, Eve.
I love tennis.
:48:33
Yes, Oscar's a wonderful sport.
:48:35
There you go.
Oscar'll play with you.
:48:37
-You will? You don't mind?
-Not at all.
:48:40
Oscar is very gallant.
:48:42
Oscar has a new girlfriend.
:48:45
-Really?
-Mm-hmm.
:48:47
It seems last evening...
:48:48
he had quite
the late night conversation.
:48:51
Oh, tell us about it.
:48:53
Diane,
wine is bad for your heart.
:48:58
I thought wine
was good for your heart.
:49:00
It is, in moderation.
:49:02
So, who is this girl, Oscar?
:49:04
She's quite a little number,
by the looks of her.
:49:06
I thought the girls at Chauncey
hadn't lived enough.
:49:09
Can we change the subject,
please?
:49:15
Well. if we're going
to change the subject...
:49:17
I'm going to excuse myself
for the ladies room.
:49:27
Excuse me.
:49:32
I think that's why
he's acting so strangely.
:49:38
What the hell are you doing?
:49:39
-What do you mean?
-What do I mean?
:49:41
You're drinking.
You're making these jokes.
:49:43
You have your foot
in my crotch--
:49:44
-Loosen up.
-Loosen up?
:49:46
I asked you
not to let them know.
:49:50
Oh, my!
:49:52
What is it?
:49:56
Something very unusual.