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:07:16
Why don't you try sea urchin?
:07:18
They got more ping.
:07:21
Hey.
:07:27
I know things got kind of nasty
down there at the beach.

:07:31
I don't want to get involved
in husband and wife stuff,

:07:35
but I figured, you know,
:07:37
you might need to relax.
:07:40
So...
:07:47
Come on, dude, I'm trying here.
:07:50
OK.
:07:55
You want to be an outsider?
It's your business.

:08:05
I tied this side down.
:08:08
Do you think
this is gonna hold?

:08:10
Do you have a past in the Navy
you've neglected to tell me about?

:08:14
- Why?
- How does a woman like you

:08:16
learn how to tie
a perfect bowline knot?

:08:18
By dating guys with sailboats.
:08:24
Since you bring it up, I've been
worried since I first met you

:08:27
that you might end up a spinster.
:08:29
Spending my Saturday nights
alone at home tying knots?

:08:33
Perhaps with an overweight aunt.
:08:36
It's a very sad image.
:08:39
Maybe we should get some rope,
spend a Saturday night alone together,

:08:43
and see what happens.
:08:53
Dad?
:08:55
Thanks.
:08:58
You are gonna love New York, Walt.
No city like it.


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