:44:07
You wrecked the house,
you trashed the yard...
:44:11
and you painted the pig.
:44:14
You turned a 200-year-old panel foyer
into a Jackson...
:44:20
- Pollock.
- Pollock!
:44:21
- It was her fault for wearing my shirt...
- I am not finished!
:44:25
Now, your mother and I know
that you do not get along.
:44:28
But you-re just going
to have to pretend...
:44:31
that you like each other
until you actually do.
:44:34
And until you have learned
why we think that you are all...
:44:39
Till you...
:44:41
Until you-ve learned
why we think you-re all so terrific...
:44:45
we demand a level of civility
and cooperation...
:44:50
or I will bring the hammer down.
:44:55
- Is it a real hammer?
- No, no. That-s just a metaphor.
:44:58
- L-m scared.
- Don-t be scared, Aldo. Don-t be scared.
:45:01
- I am.
- Should I go get the hammer, sir?
:45:04
Lt-s not a real hammer.
It-s just a pretend hammer.
:45:07
I only said that for effect.
:45:08
Now, we-d like you
to all think about what we just said.
:45:11
Except for maybe
the part about the hammer.
:45:13
Yeah, forget the hammer. Let-s just...
:45:16
Let-s just get started
cleaning this place up.
:45:18
But first, let-s have a group hug.
:45:22
- Come on.
- Okay.
:45:23
- Good, good.
- You mean...
:45:25
- actually hug each other?
- Yeah, that-s what I mean. Come on.
:45:28
Frank.
:45:32
Yeah. Well...
:45:34
Gang, let-s get in
on this group-hug thing.
:45:39
Come on, let-s...
That-s an order. Come on.
:45:42
There you go.
:45:44
Can-t you feel the love, honey?
:45:57
Okay, everybody.
It-s time that we call a truce.