:34:01
After a while she just sort of
petered out, you know.
:34:05
I miss her terrible.
:34:08
On long drives,
I can still see her face sometimes...
:34:14
sitting right there where you are.
:34:23
Damn!
:34:26
You know, I'd take you all the way,
but I promised my brother Ralph...
:34:31
that I'd take him
over to that nursing home in Gates.
:34:34
His wife's up there,
she's got that forgetting disease...
:34:37
what do you call it,
Anderson's or whatever it is.
:34:40
-Alzheimer's.
-Alzheimer's, yeah. That's the fellow.
:34:45
Still, I suppose I could take you all the way.
:34:49
Don't let him.
There's something wrong with him.
:34:55
You don't have to do that.
I can get a ride from Gates easy.
:35:01
Damn, damn truss!
:35:06
Damn rupture!
You know, pardon my French...
:35:08
but if you stick around
this old world long enough...
:35:11
after a while all your works
start falling apart, you know.
:35:14
It just seems like the longer you live...
:35:17
the more God wants to kick you in the ass.
:35:21
Still, it's good that you dropped everything
to go see your mom the way you're doing.
:35:27
She's a good mom.
:35:30
Okay, Mrs. Parker.
:35:33
Well. This must be little Al.
:35:36
Alan. Who are you?
:35:39
This is Mr. Dalrymple from the ADC.
:35:42
I think I have everything
I need for now, Mrs. Parker.
:35:45
-Good. We'll be in touch.
-Thank you.
:35:47
-Thanks for the coffee and cookies.
-You're welcome.
:35:51
-Son.
-Goodbye!
:35:55
-What's ADC?
-He says it's Aid to Dependent Children...
:35:58
but I think it's Awful Damn Crapheads.