401
I don't want to pry.

402
How old?

403
So this is what you do?
Research?

404
No, actually,
it's called conversation.

405
I might be able to help you.
I have a degree.

406
So you stole his girlfriend
in the eighth grade?

407
No.

408
I married his sister.

409
So, your turn.

410
Right?

411
Still married?

412
You?

413
I have a son.

414
A great son.

415
Date much?

416
You?

417
You're getting the hang of this.

418
Watch your head with the boom.

419
Do you hear from your mama?

420
Got a letter.

421
Still doesn't like you.

422
No fooling.

423
Looks a little small for you.

424
What?

425
The jacket.

426
What jack--

427
-It's hers.
-Whose?

428
Woman from today.

429
She left it on board.

430
Well, did you tell her?
Did you call her?

431
No.

432
I thought maybe you'd drop it off
for me in town at the hotel.

433
I'm not going to do it.
Take her the jacket.

434
You don't want to see her again?

435
Maybe.

436
So?

437
So, Dad, it's not an easy thing.

438
You be her.

439
I'll be you.

440
Here's your jacket.

441
Jackets like that. . .

442
. . .don't come along
every week, you know.

443
One second.

444
You forgot this.

445
Thank you.

446
I stayed in.
I didn't even notice.

447
Thanks.

448
You want to come in?

449
Nice place.

450
It's Victorian, 1 91 1 .