1:10:00
You got it, baby.
Anything.
1:10:01
Oh, thank you!
1:10:03
[ Grunts ]
1:10:05
[ Paper rustling ]
1:10:13
Oh. Mrs. Arness?
1:10:15
Yes? Oh, yes.
1:10:17
[ Sighs ]
1:10:18
My family and I are pleased
to invite you for dinner.
1:10:21
Yeah, oh.
1:10:22
Well, very well.
I wasn't expecting this.
1:10:24
Uh, but if you insist.
1:10:26
And then afterwards,
we can sign the contracts.
1:10:28
Of course.
1:10:29
Dinner is served.
1:10:32
I was raised
in the South, you know.
1:10:35
That smells just like
our lvy's jambalaya.
1:10:39
She was so wonderful.
1:10:42
We paid her nothing,
of course, you know.
1:10:45
But, then, people had standards
of service in those days.
1:10:48
And, of course, lvy did know
1:10:51
that you serve from the left
and collect from the right.
1:10:59
Don't...
1:11:00
stop at that story, because
I love hearing about your past.
1:11:03
That is fascinating.
1:11:05
[ Snaps ]
1:11:07
Oh, yes.
1:11:09
Well, anyway,
as I was saying...
1:11:11
[ Speaking indistinctly ]
1:11:14
[ Laughing ] Yeah.
1:11:16
Yeah. Fast-actin'.
1:11:18
[ Laughing ] Fast-actin'.
1:11:20
[ Giggling ]
1:11:21
Ooh, I'm gonna get you.
1:11:23
I'm gonna get you.
1:11:25
Uh-huh.
I'll serve your food right.
1:11:28
Was it the left?
Was it the right?
1:11:30
Father's work with the
Pasadena Republican Youth Group
1:11:33
has truly been invaluable.
1:11:37
I hope y'all brought
y'all appetites.
1:11:39
[ Chuckling ] Oh, yes.
1:11:41
I brought mine.
1:11:43
Oh, my goodness.
1:11:45
This is much too much for me.
1:11:47
I'll never get through
all that.
1:11:49
I have a little less here.
I'll trade with you.
1:11:51
Oh.
1:11:54
Thank you.
1:11:59
What, Charlene?