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00:01:20	Subtitles By : Robin808
00:01:46	Okay, come a little closer.
00:01:50	All right, hold your position.
00:01:56	- I can't go till the end of the month.
00:02:00	- They might be over by then.
00:02:02	New York magazine made a list
00:02:05	I read that.
00:02:08	Rebecca, you gonna see the leaves?
00:02:12	Upstate? They change colour?
00:02:16	No.
00:02:20	Apologise for the smell.
00:02:22	We cracked some of the windows,
00:02:26	Oh, it's fine.
00:02:28	My mom was always cold, so...
00:02:31	Most of the windows
00:02:33	Yeah.
00:02:34	So this stuff, it doesn't match...
00:02:37	...but it's no stains, good condition.
00:02:44	This stuff is all upholstered.
00:02:46	- How old?
00:02:51	It's pretty dreary.
00:02:52	Checking the springs,
00:02:54	Okay.
00:02:56	You don't buy the little stuff, right?
00:02:58	Like clothes and jewellery,
00:03:02	No, we just...
00:03:06	- Sometimes pottery.
00:03:10	...like this, all at once, right?
00:03:13	Yeah. Well, yeah...
00:03:14	I mean, it's probably junk.
00:03:18	You shouldn't concern yourself
00:03:21	Yeah, I'll probably get rid
00:03:24	...and not even know it, right?
00:03:28	- So are you gonna keep this place?
00:03:32	- I like the suburbs.
00:03:34	Well, it's definitely big for the city.
00:03:37	- If you like the city.
00:03:41	It's a table, wood, oval...
00:03:58	- Hi.
00:04:03	It's weirdly hot today, huh?
00:04:07	Well, I work inside.
00:04:10	You have to go outside
00:04:12	...and then go outside to leave work.
00:04:23	- How's your grandmother?
00:04:27	Good.
00:04:45	Why does she hate us so much?
00:04:49	She sees you, she sees death.
00:04:52	Us buying that apartment
00:04:55	Her grandmother gets to live there,
00:04:57	- You're a saint.
00:05:00	- What?
00:05:03	Andra, I mean.
00:05:06	- What's so fun outside?
00:05:10	- Maybe she's perfectly happy.
00:05:12	You just say that to rationalise
00:05:15	Why do I have to feel bad for her?
00:05:17	- She's at the end of her life.
00:05:19	Oh, God.
00:05:21	- Hey, my zit medicine isn't working.
00:05:25	So I deserve it?
00:05:26	- I'm just trying to help you.
00:05:31	I don't know why
00:05:34	You do know.
00:05:36	If it was your money,
00:05:40	Yeah, well, it's 10 blocks.
00:05:43	When my feet get better,
00:05:49	Oscar-winning actor George Clooney
00:05:53	So, Grandma, what do you wanna do
00:05:57	Mary and I will take you out.
00:05:59	- Mary?
00:06:03	- Professional baseball team?
00:06:05	U Useless, but fascinating,
00:06:10	George was born on May 6th, 1961
00:06:15	His father, Nick, is a TV newscaster,
00:06:19	- Hi.
00:06:27	Okay, could you please tell me
00:06:30	- It's, like, when you win something.
00:06:35	- You want one?
00:06:38	You should've seen
00:06:40	It was this backless dress.
00:06:44	Like a dude, you know?
00:06:46	You know, Mary, it's weird,
00:06:50	I don't watch her,
00:06:52	...and I can see what she's wearing.
00:06:58	What are we gonna do
00:07:00	Oh, whatever.
00:07:03	Come on, Mary, what if somebody
00:07:07	They probably already have.
00:07:08	I think I'm gonna buy her
00:07:11	- How much?
00:07:14	- She's just got this ratty old thing.
00:07:19	Hey, you know the neighbours?
00:07:21	They look at me, like,
00:07:24	Why shouldn't they?
00:07:27	- Because it's wrong.
00:07:29	...her apartment she wouldn't die?
00:07:33	- I like this texture. Yeah.
00:07:37	- Kind of stiff.
00:07:39	Yeah.
00:07:40	- Handsome, isn't it?
00:07:43	- Gorgeous.
00:07:44	We just redid the cushions...
00:07:46	...but we found some original fabric
00:07:49	A whole bolt.
00:07:51	How much?
00:07:53	- Let me check.
00:07:58	What's wrong with that piece?
00:07:59	- Not comfortable.
00:08:02	It's surprisingly comfortable.
00:08:06	- Why did you do that?
00:08:09	- That's not possible.
00:08:14	It's 12.
00:08:19	It's 1200 dollars.
00:08:22	- Wanna hold it?
00:08:24	- Okay. Hi, hon.
00:08:26	Did you guys look at that one?
00:08:29	Hi, honey.
00:08:31	I saw some jeans I want.
00:08:34	Really? What for?
00:08:36	They're cute.
00:08:37	- How much?
00:08:40	- Two hundred dollars?
00:08:43	I'm a grown-up.
00:08:44	That makes no sense.
00:08:46	Abby, I am not spending $200
00:08:49	...for my teenage daughter when there
00:08:53	What does that have to do
00:08:55	- Abby.
00:08:57	- You look so pretty.
00:09:01	- Hey, what did you do this weekend?
00:09:04	- Were they gorgeous?
00:09:07	I mean, the kids didn't care,
00:09:09	Rebecca, you gonna go
00:09:12	- No. I don't think so.
00:09:16	They're spectacular.
00:09:21	You know what, next time we go,
00:09:25	Okay. Thank you. Thanks.
00:09:28	So it says here
00:09:32	Yes, in the village.
00:09:35	Do you think that's good,
00:09:37	Yeah, I do. I mean...
00:09:39	I saw a lot of things
00:09:41	...but it got me to grow up fast.
00:09:43	And I was really independent,
00:09:50	I think it's an awful place
00:09:53	Yeah. Yeah.
00:09:56	It's filthy, crime-ridden, noisy.
00:10:00	Well, that's definitely true too.
00:10:03	Yeah.
00:10:06	You know, it's funny, you said,
00:10:10	...that you had brown hair.
00:10:13	Yeah.
00:10:16	It's actually more of a dark brown.
00:10:19	I think it's brown.
00:10:21	No, I wouldn't call it brown.
00:10:25	Yeah, but it's brown.
00:10:29	It's very dark brown.
00:10:31	Working a lot.
00:10:34	And, you know, just working hard
00:10:36	Are you attracted to her?
00:10:40	Humour me.
00:10:42	- She's gonna hit the wall.
00:10:45	Yeah.
00:10:47	Not gonna look good
00:10:50	What do you mean, like, 27?
00:10:54	- More like 30.
00:11:03	Howard Stern trimmed
00:11:08	He doesn't want his penis hairs
00:11:18	Fucking Howard.
00:11:19	You know, you used to read books.
00:11:22	- Well, magazines.
00:11:27	Will you rub my feet, please?
00:11:31	Jesus. How'd this one
00:11:35	Your one toe
00:11:37	Like I don't know that.
00:11:41	Go the other way, buddy.
00:11:46	I like it.
00:11:48	Bullshit.
00:12:17	Wow, you have beautiful hair.
00:12:19	I let it go grey when I was 40.
00:12:23	Some people say
00:12:26	You know, that's probably true.
00:12:28	I didn't like the idea of chemicals
00:12:31	And I didn't like the colour
00:12:34	- Menopausal red, I used to call it.
00:12:37	I know what you mean.
00:12:40	That's what my grandma has.
00:12:43	- How old is she?
00:12:48	Okay. Just a little bit of compression.
00:12:52	Hold your position for me.
00:12:58	Eugene.
00:13:00	Eugene, honey.
00:13:03	This is Rebecca. Rebecca,
00:13:09	- Hi.
00:13:11	- So can you see it?
00:13:13	My halo.
00:13:18	- Nice meeting you.
00:13:21	What was that?
00:13:23	A hundred milligrams of sodium?
00:13:28	- You should cook them separately.
00:13:31	- No, I think it takes longer.
00:13:36	- Did you...? Hey, did you lay out today?
00:13:40	Mary, that's so bad for you.
00:13:44	I'm very careful.
00:13:47	No.
00:13:49	- You could use some colour.
00:13:53	Blush doesn't give you cancer.
00:13:55	- Who is it?
00:13:57	Andra, we're just going
00:14:01	Hi, we're just going to the drugstore.
00:14:03	Would you like us to get you anything
00:14:09	- Hi, Andra.
00:14:11	I hope you're not going to Windsor.
00:14:14	- Metro. Metro. Metro Drugs.
00:14:17	- Yeah.
00:14:19	You gained weight.
00:14:22	- Excuse me?
00:14:26	Thank you.
00:14:28	- What?
00:14:31	- Be right back.
00:14:35	Jesus Christ.
00:14:37	Look at what she needs.
00:14:39	She's old.
00:14:41	All those hairs on her chin.
00:14:44	And all up in her schnozy.
00:14:46	I have hairs on my chin.
00:14:49	She's gonna be 91.
00:14:51	I know. It's unbelievable.
00:14:54	We should have bought that apartment
00:14:57	- Who?
00:15:00	You know, Martin somebody.
00:15:04	- That asshole died?
00:15:06	No, the whole two-storey thing
00:15:09	Here you go.
00:15:11	- Thank you, honey.
00:15:36	Alex. Alex.
00:15:40	What?
00:15:52	Right over there on the other side
00:15:57	A little bit over. Perfect, perfect.
00:16:03	This is gorgeous. My God.
00:16:07	I think she kept it in plastic for, like,
00:16:10	- Nice work, killer.
00:16:15	- What is that?
00:16:19	Just take the top
00:16:24	That is gorgeous.
00:16:27	Holy cow. Look at this.
00:16:30	What do we ask for that? Four?
00:16:34	More. Five?
00:16:36	Six, seven. Eight.
00:16:41	Oh, I feel so guilty.
00:16:43	- Who sent us this?
00:16:46	It's her birthday.
00:16:49	- You're joking.
00:16:51	And her miserable granddaughters,
00:16:53	Sounds like a gas.
00:16:55	I don't wanna have bad vibes
00:16:58	I feel terrible.
00:16:59	Hey. You know who I heard
00:17:04	- Downstairs?
00:17:06	- Let's go.
00:17:09	Well, he was sick.
00:17:11	- He was old.
00:17:12	We got the number from the super.
00:17:15	- No, that's fine.
00:17:18	I don't know if you're gonna
00:17:21	I think there are definitely
00:17:24	Yeah?
00:17:25	It's so old-fashioned. I didn't think
00:17:31	Well, I guess you knew him.
00:17:33	He lived in the building a long time.
00:17:35	- Yeah, he was a very nice man.
00:17:39	- Yeah.
00:17:42	So, what are you gonna do
00:17:44	Oh, the neighbours bought it.
00:17:50	They're probably celebrating
00:17:52	- No.
00:17:53	How much did they pay?
00:17:55	What?
00:17:57	I'm so sorry. That was rude.
00:17:59	Kate. Jesus.
00:18:01	I'm very sorry. I'm...
00:18:03	This guy would throw away our mail
00:18:08	Are you sure he knew who we were?
00:18:10	Of course he knew who we were.
00:18:13	Oh, my God.
00:18:16	It's his fault that I watch
00:18:19	Now he's dead, so you can go back
00:18:22	You know what, I wish
00:18:25	...so that you could hang out
00:18:29	I think that's his dad.
00:18:34	- That guy's... That guy's old.
00:18:37	Yeah, but I don't... I don't look...
00:18:40	I don't look like that.
00:18:43	- Will you wrap this up, please?
00:18:46	- You got it.
00:18:49	- Do we have any Pepto?
00:18:52	I don't know if that place
00:18:54	Well, I don't think it's known
00:18:57	Excuse me, sir.
00:18:59	Are you hungry?
00:19:03	I'm waiting for a table.
00:19:08	I'm sorry. I really am.
00:19:11	- I'm so sorry.
00:19:13	- Please forgive me.
00:19:16	- Are you out of your mind?
00:19:19	He looked like a black man
00:19:30	- Hey.
00:19:32	- You do your grandma's laundry?
00:19:36	- Is it gross?
00:19:38	Like, old-lady underwear.
00:19:42	- I don't really look.
00:19:48	So I heard you guys
00:19:51	Yep.
00:19:53	- Cool.
00:20:05	Hey, ladies.
00:20:08	Gorgeous day.
00:20:10	Going to see the leaves.
00:20:15	See you.
00:20:18	The leaves.
00:20:20	- I know.
00:20:23	- I don't.
00:20:47	Can I help you?
00:20:50	You shouldn't charge so much
00:20:58	Here. I'll do it.
00:21:03	When I get my eyes fixed
00:21:07	Grandma, you've got nothing
00:21:11	- Who's talking?
00:21:14	- This place is filthy.
00:21:17	This has botulism.
00:21:23	Why exactly are we going there?
00:21:26	So they can poison Grandma
00:21:29	Then let's make it fast.
00:21:32	Here.
00:21:35	What's this?
00:21:36	It's your birthday present
00:21:39	Go on, open it.
00:21:41	I got it.
00:21:42	Now, okay. Here.
00:21:47	Too fancy.
00:21:50	Yeah, well, do you like it?
00:21:54	What am I gonna do with this?
00:21:56	- Sleep in it.
00:21:58	- I did.
00:22:01	Look, it's okay. It's just...
00:22:03	I thought
00:22:07	I'll save it for a special occasion.
00:22:09	What special occasion
00:22:11	Too fancy to sleep in. That's all.
00:22:16	Come on in. Welcome.
00:22:18	- What's that smell?
00:22:20	Grandma. Jesus.
00:22:22	- I smell something burnt.
00:22:24	Everyone can hear you. Sorry. She's
00:22:28	My place doesn't smell.
00:22:29	Piss and mould have no odour.
00:22:32	Mary.
00:22:33	Anyway, happy birthday, Andra.
00:22:36	- Can I get you something to drink?
00:22:39	I think we do have bourbon.
00:22:41	Hi. I'm Alex.
00:22:42	- I'm Mary. Nice to meet you.
00:22:44	- Hi, Mary. Where'd you get that tan?
00:22:48	- She lies on a tanning bed.
00:22:50	- She lies on a tanning bed.
00:22:53	- Looks nice either way.
00:22:57	Abby. Take those things off, please.
00:23:02	We have company.
00:23:03	What are you doing in here?
00:23:05	I don't understand that.
00:23:08	I'm not going out there
00:23:11	- You can't see it. Come out, please.
00:23:14	Mom, it's swallowing my whole face.
00:23:18	I tell you not to eat those French fries
00:23:21	- It makes no difference.
00:23:24	You look fine.
00:23:27	Okay, I'm just...
00:23:29	...so you understand.
00:23:31	- If she were younger than me...
00:23:35	If she were prettier than me,
00:23:38	She's got this tan,
00:23:40	But the worst part is her back.
00:23:45	- What about her back?
00:23:47	- And she wears these skimpy tops.
00:23:50	- No good.
00:23:51	A big back is not good.
00:23:53	Oh, come on,
00:23:56	- Are you still in love with him?
00:23:59	- No, that's not how it went down.
00:24:03	I don't understand.
00:24:06	Well, she works in a store
00:24:09	- And what do you do, Mary?
00:24:12	It's called Skintology.
00:24:14	- I do facials.
00:24:16	What is it that you do, Rebecca?
00:24:19	Oh, I administer mammograms.
00:24:22	- But you're not a doctor.
00:24:26	But it's...
00:24:29	I never said I was.
00:24:30	- Is it interesting?
00:24:33	Well, you pop blackheads
00:24:36	- What's the matter with boobs?
00:24:38	Why are we talking like that?
00:24:43	So is it interesting?
00:24:44	I like the people, you know,
00:24:46	Crush on the boss.
00:24:49	Pardon me?
00:24:51	Abby. Abby.
00:24:54	Honey, you have undies
00:24:56	She has a blemish,
00:25:00	Abby, please take those off.
00:25:01	Who is that? Is that funny?
00:25:03	You should come to the spa
00:25:06	- You're being rude.
00:25:09	Come on. You know, I've seen it all.
00:25:13	Oh, wow, that's big.
00:25:14	- Really?
00:25:16	On your nose, almost cystic.
00:25:19	- Mary.
00:25:22	At least then I don't feel crazy.
00:25:24	I'm just telling you,
00:25:27	- No one says the truth.
00:25:29	If you get a sucky haircut,
00:25:32	...procedure is gonna hurt, they should
00:25:36	I hate it when people
00:25:38	You know what I hate?
00:25:41	...and you hold the door
00:25:43	...but they don't hold the door
00:25:45	You stand there
00:25:47	- They don't say thank you.
00:25:50	Jesus, I swear sometimes
00:25:53	Yeah.
00:25:56	What do we...? What is it? Like...
00:25:58	- We give him about 200 for Christmas.
00:26:02	That's why he won't fix anything
00:26:05	If he fixed something for me,
00:26:08	You know, they have,
00:26:10	Nobody told him to do that.
00:26:13	They're very poor. They live
00:26:19	- I think his wife's in a wheelchair.
00:26:23	- Neither have I.
00:26:27	So how do they make
00:26:30	People can still fuck
00:26:34	Can't they?
00:26:35	- Why are you looking at me?
00:26:40	He's a greaseball.
00:26:43	I.e. Meaning, he's Puerto Rican.
00:26:47	- Happy birthday, Andra.
00:26:49	- And this... This is for you.
00:26:54	You wanna blow the candle out?
00:26:56	Make a wish.
00:27:06	These are some nice products.
00:27:09	I use Olay.
00:27:12	- I'll take it.
00:27:13	Thank you. That's kind.
00:27:15	She doesn't know how to use it.
00:27:18	So, what are you guys gonna do
00:27:25	We haven't really thought about it.
00:27:29	Are you gonna break through,
00:27:32	You know, a new bathroom, kitchen.
00:27:36	You'll have to change the tile
00:27:39	It's all covered with mould.
00:27:41	- I'd re-tile the whole thing.
00:27:44	You'll be dead,
00:27:50	So, wait... So tell me
00:27:54	Kate, are you gonna add
00:27:56	- Mary, come on, shut up.
00:27:59	- I mean...
00:28:00	...can they show us what they're
00:28:05	Kate, what else are you gonna do?
00:28:12	Where exactly
00:28:15	Well, we're gonna
00:28:17	...and that'll be our master bedroom.
00:28:21	- Where?
00:28:23	That's so great.
00:28:26	It is. And the bedroom
00:28:29	You're so lucky.
00:28:31	A proper closet, a real closet.
00:28:33	- It's gonna be gorgeous.
00:28:36	What do you mean? Of course we can
00:28:40	How's the cake?
00:28:45	Dry.
00:28:52	You know, you were totally drunk.
00:28:56	- I was not drunk.
00:28:59	- You flirted.
00:29:04	- You're an alcoholic.
00:29:07	...I use a tanning bed?
00:29:08	Well, because... It's because you lie.
00:29:13	- So what? It's not hurting anybody.
00:29:16	She's a bitch.
00:29:21	- How do you fuck in a wheelchair?
00:29:27	I mean, even if the legs don't work
00:29:33	- Man, she's even worse than I thought.
00:29:37	You don't even know the super's wife.
00:29:40	Andra.
00:29:42	Awful.
00:29:44	- It makes me feel bad for Rebecca.
00:29:47	...waiting for her to die.
00:29:50	Shit.
00:29:52	- Can't we put a pillow over her head?
00:29:57	Hey. You were flirting
00:30:00	I know.
00:30:02	I have no idea why.
00:30:06	Because she's young and pretty.
00:30:14	- Hi.
00:30:44	- Morning.
00:30:50	Just gonna rewire this real quick.
00:30:52	Alex, come here for a second.
00:30:58	Another dealer is selling that table
00:31:03	That's great.
00:31:06	Four thousand
00:31:08	The guy had no idea?
00:31:10	He didn't wanna be bothered.
00:31:12	Then don't worry about it.
00:31:16	Let me know if I can help you
00:31:18	- Yeah. Thank you.
00:31:21	Alex?
00:31:24	How come you feel so okay about it?
00:31:28	Because it's okay.
00:31:30	Okay.
00:31:32	I remember
00:31:34	I didn't like it then,
00:31:38	- How much is this one?
00:31:40	- That is 8000.
00:31:46	- It's a sublime piece.
00:31:48	- You can do many things with it.
00:31:51	Sure.
00:32:19	- Welcome to Skintology.
00:32:23	- Is Mary available for a facial?
00:32:32	Hi.
00:32:34	- How you doing?
00:32:36	- Right this way.
00:32:44	They didn't get a good picture
00:32:46	No. You know, it happens.
00:32:51	I feel bad making my grandson
00:32:53	He's a busy person. But single.
00:32:56	Never has a girlfriend,
00:33:01	- You have a guy?
00:33:05	I mean, I'm trying.
00:33:08	You shouldn't have to try.
00:33:09	I went on a couple of computer dates.
00:33:14	- Oh, that must be awful.
00:33:20	I figured if Howard Stern
00:33:24	You know he had his nose done.
00:33:26	He looks great.
00:33:28	I know. I love Howard.
00:33:32	Me too.
00:33:33	Eye cups. Close your eyes.
00:33:36	Oh, fancy. Really fancy.
00:33:40	- I love Artie.
00:33:42	He kills me.
00:33:44	I wish I could play him all day
00:33:47	Makes me want to kill myself.
00:33:49	I mean, what kind of guy tells the world
00:33:54	How cool is that?
00:33:57	Kind of.
00:34:03	- You have nice skin.
00:34:05	I had terrible skin as a kid.
00:34:07	You know, poor Abby. Face is covered
00:34:11	Well, you shouldn't blame yourself.
00:34:23	Oh, it's part of the European facial.
00:34:25	Hand massage, shoulder massage.
00:34:28	Do you want it?
00:34:30	Sure.
00:35:03	It's okay. Don't... I'll get it.
00:35:08	I didn't know you were gonna do that.
00:35:12	Neither did I.
00:35:15	- Do you still want a facial?
00:35:26	- Excuse me. Can you help me?
00:35:31	Beautiful, isn't it? Perfect condition.
00:35:37	What are you asking for it?
00:35:40	Fifty-five hundred.
00:35:45	How about five thousand?
00:35:48	Okay.
00:35:57	- Hi.
00:35:59	- What did I promise?
00:36:02	- No fighting.
00:36:04	Where'd you find this?
00:36:07	- Really unusual colours.
00:36:10	Excuse me.
00:36:12	Do you know if everything's all right
00:36:15	You'll have to talk to the doctor.
00:36:17	He probably just saw something and
00:36:23	- It's Rebecca, right?
00:36:27	- Eugene.
00:36:29	- Hi.
00:36:31	- She's terrific, your grandmother.
00:36:37	She's pretty obvious too. You know,
00:36:42	Right.
00:36:44	No, I meant that I want to.
00:36:49	- But?
00:36:54	Would you like to go out with me?
00:36:59	Sure. Yes. Thank... Yeah.
00:37:02	Well, good. We can think
00:37:07	Actually, you know what?
00:37:12	Hi, sir.
00:37:15	- How are you?
00:37:20	Five dollars?
00:37:23	Do you live on a sidewalk?
00:37:26	Those aren't bad.
00:37:29	No, honey, they're not. Turn around.
00:37:34	- I think these work.
00:37:36	- No, they don't.
00:37:38	All right. Try those other ones on.
00:37:40	- Go ahead.
00:37:42	Abby, just do it.
00:37:46	- She thinks she's fat.
00:37:53	I like those.
00:38:00	They're in, anyway, right?
00:38:03	- Those are good.
00:38:06	I think they look cute.
00:38:08	- You think these look cute?
00:38:11	- Do you have eyes in your head?
00:38:15	You must think I look like shit all
00:38:19	- I don't have to buy you anything.
00:38:23	- How dare you? I'm leaving.
00:38:27	- Buy your own fucking jeans.
00:38:43	Excuse me, we're about to close.
00:38:47	You can't stay in there all night.
00:38:58	I mean, she was so rude.
00:39:02	Do you have a stomach ache?
00:39:07	Yeah, a bit.
00:39:09	- Where have you been?
00:39:12	- This late?
00:39:14	Go walk your dog.
00:39:19	- Hi.
00:39:22	- Hey. She's always there.
00:39:25	My mom practically supports her.
00:39:27	- What do you mean?
00:39:29	How do you think a homeless person
00:39:33	Your mom gives her
00:39:35	She, like, wants to save the world.
00:39:38	One time, she let a homeless lady
00:39:41	Your mom? That's nice.
00:39:44	Yeah, until the lady took a dump
00:39:47	- Oh, my God.
00:39:49	She could've done it
00:39:52	She gets all emotional
00:39:56	"Oh, my God. That man has no head.
00:40:00	Oh, my God,
00:40:03	It's so embarrassing.
00:40:05	- Are you close with your mother?
00:40:08	- I mean, she's dead.
00:40:13	- How?
00:40:16	How old were you?
00:40:19	Mary was 20. I was 15.
00:40:23	I'm 15.
00:40:27	What about your dad?
00:40:30	No, he split
00:40:32	He's somewhere,
00:40:35	- So who'd you live with?
00:40:39	This is so disgusting.
00:40:44	Right?
00:40:45	And now we're two people
00:40:49	I mean... I mean, what if we didn't have
00:40:54	That would be disgusting.
00:40:57	I never thought of that.
00:41:00	Do you come to your Grandma's
00:41:02	Almost.
00:41:04	- Why doesn't your sister come?
00:41:08	Mary's so cool. And gorgeous.
00:41:13	Do you think she could help me
00:41:24	- Can I help you find something?
00:41:28	Let me know if you have
00:41:30	Thanks. This is great.
00:41:32	Yeah.
00:41:40	So, what makes you feel that this is
00:41:44	I mean, in your life.
00:41:46	Well, something's telling me to do it.
00:41:48	I just...
00:41:50	Giving money is easy for me, but...
00:41:56	- I j... I want to do it.
00:41:58	A lot of the guests here
00:42:01	If they do, it's generally once,
00:42:05	They love conversation.
00:42:06	And, of course, we keep it light.
00:42:11	- Cheer them up?
00:42:16	Sometimes all they can think about
00:42:20	Shouldn't we?
00:42:23	Makes them sad.
00:42:25	And this is the common area.
00:42:27	We watch movies in here
00:42:29	And residents play cards,
00:42:32	- You could even play games with them.
00:42:34	- Hi.
00:42:36	Okay.
00:42:38	Maureen? This is Kate.
00:42:42	Hi, Maureen.
00:42:46	- She's very bent over.
00:42:50	Oh, my God. Is it painful?
00:42:54	Yeah. But we try to be upbeat
00:43:00	Yeah. Yeah.
00:43:03	It's fine. It's okay. Here. Come on.
00:43:06	I don't wanna meet anyone new
00:43:08	You don't have to be friends
00:43:10	I'm sure she feels the same way
00:43:13	Why would two old ladies
00:43:17	Look, we're just taking a drive,
00:43:19	Come on, the leaves are going to be
00:43:22	Look, I think they're here.
00:43:25	Mrs. Portman, I'm so sorry.
00:43:28	When are you gonna
00:43:31	The surgery is scheduled
00:43:33	Right.
00:43:34	What have you got?
00:43:35	It's cancer, a big lump.
00:43:38	Oh, what a horror.
00:43:40	The breast, it just comes off,
00:43:43	Suppose you get a boyfriend,
00:43:47	You're funny, Andra.
00:43:49	See? She thinks I'm funny.
00:43:52	- I'm sorry, Mrs. Portman.
00:43:55	It's a tragedy
00:43:58	And I've been lucky.
00:44:00	Cancer is not lucky.
00:44:03	Okay, before the cancer.
00:44:07	- You got a handsome boy there.
00:44:11	It's the truth.
00:44:14	- But he's very short.
00:44:18	That's good. Otherwise, he would never
00:44:25	Becca is a lovely girl,
00:44:31	What did I say? I didn't say anything.
00:44:34	Sure.
00:44:39	Mine's not good, mine's bad.
00:44:41	Okay. Well, mine's good.
00:44:44	- You want some of mine?
00:44:48	You have a lot of friends left, Andra?
00:44:52	Nobody's left.
00:44:54	I had friends. Not a lot.
00:44:59	I was very selective.
00:45:01	Good for you.
00:45:07	A lot of people were jealous of me.
00:45:11	Because I was smart.
00:45:15	People often mistook me
00:45:19	I never finished high school
00:45:25	Well, I can see that.
00:45:31	So...
00:45:34	I think it should be somewhere
00:45:51	This can't be it.
00:45:54	Well, maybe we just missed it.
00:45:55	Maybe we're too late,
00:45:59	What's everybody doing?
00:46:01	We're looking at the view.
00:46:06	This is nothing.
00:46:17	- This...
00:46:19	- This must be their peak.
00:46:23	Oh, my God.
00:46:25	It is pretty. Hey, Grandma.
00:46:29	Hey, Grandma.
00:47:12	It's for my daughter.
00:47:14	- How old is she?
00:47:17	- Having a really tough time.
00:47:21	She's going to love it.
00:47:33	- God, this is so cute.
00:47:35	Where'd you get it? Oh, Poppy.
00:47:38	- Isn't this cute, Mom?
00:47:44	Thanks, Dad.
00:47:46	No matter how much lotion I put on
00:47:52	It's just... Maybe I should go see that
00:47:57	Get a paraffin dunk...
00:48:00	...or whatever.
00:48:02	- She does facials, doesn't she?
00:48:06	- Who are you talking about?
00:48:10	- Who are you talking about?
00:48:13	- She does facials?
00:48:20	Honestly, Mary,
00:48:23	Like they were on fire or something.
00:48:26	You should have worn sunscreen.
00:48:28	- Why? I don't think I got sunburned.
00:48:32	You could create permanent
00:48:35	Mary, you're not at work. God.
00:48:36	It's not just my work.
00:48:39	- Oh, come on, you sunbathe.
00:48:43	I look better with colour.
00:48:45	You know, you're pretty.
00:48:52	I can't stop.
00:48:54	Just...
00:48:57	I'm glad you had a good time.
00:49:01	Hey, maybe Eugene has a brother
00:49:06	- Please.
00:49:08	I don't need you
00:49:11	Sorry.
00:49:13	If I wanted a boyfriend, I'd have one.
00:49:40	You've made a very good choice.
00:49:43	We had put aside a couple of things.
00:49:46	Very, very unusual.
00:50:02	The Gemini initial too.
00:50:04	And the colours are really amazing.
00:50:12	I would also like to point out a chair.
00:50:16	An extremely rare... Excuse me.
00:50:20	This is an Eames chair.
00:50:25	That particular piece...
00:50:37	Designer?
00:50:39	Resting.
00:50:41	I'm a designer.
00:50:43	I buy a lot of things from Kevin.
00:50:47	Except for that awful thing.
00:50:50	- That's a rare piece.
00:50:53	And I think it's haunted.
00:50:57	Old furniture has ghosts.
00:51:03	I think so too.
00:51:05	How can they not? Right?
00:51:08	I had this bed. Iron. Victorian.
00:51:11	It was gorgeous. Fabulous detail.
00:51:15	I had nightmares for a year.
00:51:19	Got rid of the bed. No more TMJ,
00:51:27	Is he a nice guy?
00:51:29	Oh, prick.
00:51:33	Good taste. Still a prick.
00:51:45	I always wanted that Corbusier chaise
00:51:49	I don't like sitting on things
00:51:52	I think my grandmother
00:51:55	Where is it now?
00:51:57	- Here, apparently.
00:52:00	The couch is original
00:52:02	- It's really beautiful.
00:52:05	- Yeah.
00:52:09	- Why?
00:52:11	...do you get it from individuals or is
00:52:15	...and just pick stuff out?
00:52:18	We buy from the children
00:52:21	- How nice.
00:52:23	What a dick.
00:52:25	I feel like this would look good
00:52:28	On the wall or on the floor.
00:52:30	I'm more of a floor rug person.
00:52:33	- It's actually a tapestry.
00:52:37	- Yeah, it's a tapestry.
00:52:39	Okay. It's a rug or a tapestry.
00:52:41	I'm like 100 percent sure
00:52:43	I think you right. It's a rug.
00:52:46	White, can I help you?
00:52:48	- I'm sorry to hear that.
00:52:51	I'm gonna make an appointment
00:52:54	Mom loved her things.
00:52:56	She just never told us
00:52:58	- You from a Salvation Army?
00:53:03	A junk store?
00:53:04	No, actually, it's a vintage,
00:53:09	She doesn't want this shit.
00:53:13	She can say
00:53:14	- But she might.
00:53:17	He just wasted your time.
00:53:19	Look at this chair. Look at it.
00:53:23	This is a great chair.
00:53:28	She died in it.
00:53:30	Oh, no, well, now she's really
00:53:36	Actually, I think there are some things
00:53:39	Definitely those
00:53:44	This tea cart's pretty charming.
00:53:48	The lamp with the greenery.
00:53:51	It's very kitschy.
00:53:54	How much?
00:53:57	- Two thousand.
00:54:03	And the yellow chair.
00:54:06	See, I told you? Mom had good taste.
00:54:08	Yeah, she did.
00:54:10	Use these.
00:54:12	I will not.
00:54:15	What are you talking about,
00:54:17	I won't.
00:54:19	- You'll use my coupons.
00:54:23	You're too good for coupons?
00:54:25	They depress me. If you want me to go
00:54:28	- I'll get Rebecca to do it.
00:54:32	- Rebecca's never busy.
00:54:34	And you should be happy for her.
00:54:36	- Give me your list.
00:54:39	...l'll go shopping myself.
00:54:41	I came all the way down here.
00:54:44	You wait and see.
00:54:46	Arthritis gets worse, not better.
00:54:49	Mine's gonna get better.
00:54:51	Okay.
00:54:52	Like your eyes?
00:54:54	- Yes.
00:54:58	Yes.
00:55:01	Don't do me any favours.
00:55:04	I'll get Rebecca to do it.
00:55:19	Laugh and the world laughs
00:55:21	Your feet hurt
00:55:24	Things get worse, not better.
00:55:28	Movie audiences are reticent
00:55:37	- Hi, Mary.
00:55:40	- How's it going?
00:55:42	She's got me going to the market
00:55:47	- Hi.
00:55:49	Very well.
00:55:52	You still got that tan.
00:55:54	It's kind of fading, actually.
00:55:58	I think I'm hitting the wall.
00:56:07	Thanks.
00:56:11	It's nice of you to shop for her.
00:56:13	It's not like I have a choice.
00:56:17	I guess I could starve her to death.
00:56:21	So, where do you go shopping?
00:56:25	In a market.
00:56:35	- Okay, well, bye. Later, see you.
00:56:42	I'm gonna go and do some errands.
00:56:45	- Okay. So I'll see you at the store.
00:56:59	So like, I don't know exactly
00:57:03	Well, I'm, you know...
00:57:06	Yeah. But what is that?
00:57:09	Look, I'll tell you someday
00:57:15	- Now, you have a great job.
00:57:19	You know,
00:57:24	- Okay.
00:57:26	Look, I just wonder
00:57:29	Yeah. You know, I wonder that too.
00:57:34	Were you breast fed?
00:57:36	- No, I doubt it.
00:57:38	What?
00:57:41	I mean, to be honest,
00:57:45	I see them more like
00:57:50	- Tubes of potential danger.
00:57:58	- Welcome.
00:58:01	See you've got some new things.
00:58:03	All the time.
00:58:05	Where do you find all of this?
00:58:07	Why?
00:58:10	Just... Just curious.
00:58:12	I love this couch, honey.
00:58:20	Excuse me. How much for this?
00:58:22	- That's 4000.
00:58:27	Oh, my God. Honey.
00:58:33	That is so bad, it's almost great.
00:58:35	I don't know, honey. It's kind of ugly.
00:58:40	Hey, miss. How much are these?
00:58:44	Those are 1400 for the pair.
00:58:47	Oh, are they important?
00:58:48	Well, we're not sure of the provenance
00:59:17	Come up here and fix the reception.
00:59:20	Yes, it's your job. You're the super.
00:59:27	Idiot.
00:59:38	Leaving me here
00:59:43	Oh, shit.
00:59:45	What a mess.
00:59:48	You know,
00:59:52	- How would I know that?
00:59:55	So why now?
00:59:58	We're just like partners, you know?
01:00:00	We're partners at work.
01:00:04	Partners in life.
01:00:08	We're friends, right?
01:00:09	I like my friends.
01:00:13	Friends are good. They are.
01:00:15	- How's she so skinny?
01:00:17	Kate, she's so beautiful
01:00:19	- How does she stay so skinny?
01:00:22	I worry a lot.
01:00:24	And you're skinny.
01:00:31	I'm sorry.
01:00:35	I'm a mess.
01:00:37	And I really never should've
01:00:41	- I apologise.
01:00:43	They sat that it's hard to imagine why
01:00:48	...if there weren't something missing
01:00:52	You know what I mean?
01:00:57	You know what else they say?
01:01:05	You know? Maybe it will.
01:01:13	Sometimes that's what they say.
01:01:22	I don't want to fuck you anymore.
01:01:29	Have you ever thought about
01:01:31	No.
01:01:34	Why?
01:01:35	Rebecca's mother killed herself.
01:01:38	Oh, God, how horrible. No wonder.
01:01:43	No wonder what?
01:01:46	You can see how damaged
01:01:51	You don't ever think about
01:01:54	No.
01:01:58	Hey, I wonder where our friend is.
01:02:00	- Makeup man?
01:02:02	Hopefully, he found a nice spot
01:02:06	I hope nothing happened to her.
01:02:08	- You're worried.
01:02:13	You don't even know her.
01:02:16	Oh, God, look at this.
01:02:22	Hi. Here you go.
01:02:24	- No way.
01:02:26	You don't give me 20 dollars.
01:02:28	Abby. Give this man that money
01:02:32	- No.
01:02:34	This is insane.
01:02:37	- I buy you everything you need.
01:02:40	Abby, please.
01:02:43	- Abby, I don't have another 20.
01:02:47	- Give him the 20.
01:02:49	- Give him the 20.
01:02:56	I'm sorry. I'm ashamed.
01:03:00	I'm sorry.
01:03:33	Honey, I just gotta ask.
01:03:37	This guy, this poor guy. His...
01:03:39	His wife or sister, whomever,
01:03:44	I had to buy it. I felt so bad for him.
01:03:48	I mean, who's to say
01:03:53	I can. This stuff is not valuable.
01:03:55	Somebody liked it.
01:03:58	...will be worth a ton of money...
01:04:00	...because some genius German
01:04:05	We're not gonna sell any of this shit.
01:04:09	I already sold two shelves
01:04:13	- You did? That's great.
01:04:15	- I don't feel very good about it.
01:04:19	I practically stole from them.
01:04:21	Well, then why did you charge them
01:04:24	I wanted to.
01:04:29	I've been feeling
01:04:32	People have been coming in
01:04:35	- Like what?
01:04:39	- "How do you get it?"
01:04:41	They're curious. They're curious about
01:04:44	No. This is different.
01:04:48	...are sending in friends,
01:04:51	...to find out how much we're selling
01:04:55	- Your guilt is warping you.
01:04:57	It is. Your guilt is warping me.
01:05:00	If this makes you feel so bad, if doing
01:05:03	...do something else.
01:05:05	Then somebody else
01:05:08	That guy on Eighth Avenue,
01:05:10	...he's selling stuff that
01:05:16	Quitting isn't gonna help anything,
01:05:22	- I have because...
01:05:25	...and, you know,
01:05:28	If you have nice pieces like this,
01:05:30	If you have nice pieces like this,
01:05:31	Grandma?
01:05:34	Grandma?
01:05:35	Now, look at this. Just spectacular.
01:05:40	Oh, my God.
01:05:42	- And all this crudités aside.
01:05:46	You wanna bring this out to the table,
01:05:50	I have to show off for a moment.
01:05:59	Right this way.
01:06:03	The kids come here
01:06:09	This is something you could
01:06:17	And the cones
01:06:21	- What do you mean?
01:06:23	It's a drill.
01:06:26	Sweetie. Come here.
01:06:31	This is Kate.
01:06:34	Kate, this is Abby.
01:06:37	- Thank you. Thank you, Kate.
01:06:40	Abby is one of our most athletic.
01:06:42	- Isn't that right, Abby?
01:06:44	Wanna show Kate
01:06:46	- Yeah.
01:06:53	Good job, Abby.
01:07:03	- You wanna have a shot?
01:07:05	- Go ahead. Give it a try.
01:07:07	You try, you fail.
01:07:10	Try again.
01:07:16	Thank you.
01:07:23	Very good.
01:07:26	Thank you.
01:07:30	What are you doing?
01:07:34	Are you okay?
01:07:36	I'm sorry. It's just so sad.
01:07:40	You should go. Really.
01:07:43	Okay.
01:07:45	I'm sorry.
01:07:54	Kate?
01:08:02	You need any help?
01:08:06	Do you want someone to help you?
01:08:10	I'll be okay. I'm okay.
01:08:22	You know, I should've been here.
01:08:24	- I would have been here.
01:08:26	If I'd bought her groceries
01:08:29	What are you...?
01:08:32	I thought you were supposed to.
01:08:35	Here's something she got
01:08:38	No special occasion, Grandma.
01:08:42	Don't do that. That's mean.
01:08:46	She was mean.
01:08:50	Because her mother
01:08:52	- You can't blame Grandma.
01:08:55	We don't have any family anymore.
01:08:57	I gotta go back to work.
01:08:59	I have appointments.
01:09:02	You'll wait for the guy?
01:09:04	Grandma's dead
01:09:11	You're right.
01:09:23	Oh, look.
01:09:24	She's still dead. Bye.
01:09:27	- You know, you're really cold.
01:09:57	Oh, hi.
01:09:59	- Are you all right?
01:10:01	I guess washing dishes just makes me
01:10:04	- Oh, God. I'm so sorry. It's an ex...
01:10:09	I just wanted to tell you
01:10:13	Oh, I'm so sorry.
01:10:15	Come inside, please. Please.
01:10:21	Do you think you could die if you
01:10:25	You think that's what happened?
01:10:29	Okay. No, I've just been taking care
01:10:35	This pill that day, this doctor,
01:10:39	And then she dies
01:10:43	That didn't happen.
01:10:46	Yeah.
01:10:51	You're a really good person.
01:10:57	You are.
01:11:00	Thank you. Thanks.
01:11:10	So are you.
01:11:22	Can I help you with something?
01:11:25	Yeah, that would be great.
01:11:28	...it would be great
01:11:56	Welcome to Skintology.
01:11:58	I'd like a facial with Mary, please.
01:12:00	Okay, we have two Marys.
01:12:03	- Brown hair? Blonde hair?
01:12:08	She actually had a cancellation...
01:12:10	...if you can wait 30 minutes.
01:12:31	Well, this worked out well.
01:12:35	Becca said she thought you could
01:12:38	I definitely can.
01:12:40	We'll just open up your pores
01:12:48	Ever had a facial?
01:12:51	My mom took me for one once
01:12:55	But it didn't work. They just rubbed a
01:12:59	That's too bad. Just know
01:13:03	Yeah, my dad supposedly
01:13:05	That's right, he said it was terrible.
01:13:08	Yeah.
01:13:10	He had it for a long time too.
01:13:16	- How do you know that?
01:13:19	- My dad?
01:13:22	Not from me, but a lot of men do.
01:13:31	Is it okay if I take these off?
01:13:34	Oh, sure. Yeah, yeah.
01:13:45	Sorry, honey. It's not fun.
01:13:50	My grandmother died.
01:13:53	She did?
01:13:56	Now your mom can have
01:13:59	That's too bad.
01:14:04	- When did it happen?
01:14:06	We found her today,
01:14:10	Oh, here's a deep one.
01:14:11	- Wiggle your toes.
01:14:16	- Why?
01:14:22	That's like one of those things
01:14:26	What?
01:14:27	Like when people won't tell you
01:14:29	- Like, if you look bad in something.
01:14:32	Like, saying wiggle your toes
01:14:43	So.
01:14:44	When did my dad come here?
01:14:48	He's come in a few times.
01:14:50	But he doesn't have bad skin.
01:14:55	This and that.
01:15:00	This and that?
01:15:10	We should do an enzyme peel.
01:15:13	And then get all the dead skin off.
01:15:16	It kind of looks like you've been
01:15:19	...but in the end it's worth it.
01:15:21	Does the building have a back door?
01:15:23	You know, for deliveries,
01:15:27	So we don't have to go out the front.
01:15:31	Yeah. In the basement
01:15:34	...but, you know, there's always
01:15:38	I think maybe there's an exit
01:15:42	I know it's really messy.
01:15:45	So sorry about your grandmother.
01:15:50	She make me fix her TV.
01:15:53	I see her last night.
01:15:56	She be yelling at me
01:15:58	I'm sorry she did that.
01:16:00	- Can I give you something?
01:16:05	Yeah. Okay, thank you. Should we...?
01:16:09	I'm happy to see
01:16:11	I was not sick.
01:16:15	But weren't you in a...
01:16:18	- Me?
01:16:21	Oh, I'm sorry.
01:16:22	Who told you I was in wheelchair?
01:16:26	- I must've thought it was somebody...
01:16:32	Where did you get that?
01:16:33	- What?
01:16:37	- This?
01:16:40	It was a gift.
01:16:43	Okay.
01:16:59	Andra died.
01:17:01	I know.
01:17:03	- You do?
01:17:05	Oh my god, honey.
01:17:08	I just had a facial.
01:17:10	- From whom?
01:17:14	What did she do to you?
01:17:16	She gave me a peel.
01:17:22	Honey, this should not look like this.
01:17:25	- No, no.
01:17:27	It's not her fault I have bad skin.
01:17:33	She said it would go away.
01:17:36	It will. It'll go away.
01:18:20	Who are you?
01:18:22	I've seen you walk by, over and over.
01:18:25	And then you come in
01:18:28	- Why are you watching me?
01:18:31	And I'm also... I'm...
01:18:35	I'm Brian's ex-girlfriend, Mary.
01:18:39	- And?
01:18:43	I guess I just wanted to see
01:18:48	So that's why you watch me?
01:18:53	I was curious to see what he thought
01:18:58	And did you figure out
01:19:01	No.
01:19:03	You have nothing.
01:19:06	You have a very large back.
01:19:10	What kind of person, at your age,
01:19:14	You know, it's very sad.
01:19:16	You're old and you're a stalker.
01:19:19	Loser.
01:19:36	- What happened?
01:19:40	Rough pimple night?
01:19:45	Mary gave me a facial.
01:19:49	Mary?
01:19:52	Yeah.
01:19:56	Oh, you mean, like...
01:19:58	...next-door granddaughter Mary?
01:20:04	She's not very good, is she?
01:20:07	Don't worry.
01:20:10	Of course not.
01:20:12	Neither should you.
01:20:14	- Me?
01:20:20	Yeah. Yeah, I did.
01:20:25	She...
01:20:28	She helped me with my skin.
01:20:36	At my age, I mean, God knows.
01:20:40	When does it stop?
01:20:48	Yeah.
01:20:50	No. No one is ever going back there.
01:20:56	Ever.
01:21:07	How's she doing?
01:21:10	She's sad.
01:21:14	It's so rough, her age.
01:21:45	We should stand back, you know.
01:21:47	- Why?
01:21:51	But we're cooking our food in it.
01:21:53	They say it's different,
01:22:03	The city of Honolulu
01:22:09	- Oahu.
01:22:12	All right. Way to go, Lala.
01:22:16	This next question is unusually tough.
01:22:21	Name the South American city
01:22:24	...for its annual
01:22:30	Do you know South America?
01:22:32	Not really. I'm just gonna have
01:22:36	Santiago.
01:22:38	I'm terribly sorry.
01:23:03	- Oh, can I help you?
01:23:06	I bought your mother's furniture
01:23:09	- Yeah.
01:23:11	It turned out to be worth
01:23:17	- Seriously?
01:23:20	- I thought it was all junk.
01:23:24	- Thanks.
01:23:27	- How much is it worth?
01:23:32	I can't believe you brought it back.
01:23:35	- That's pretty unusual.
01:23:38	Bye.
01:23:43	Shit.
01:23:45	Andra participated
01:23:48	...and especially enjoyed
01:23:51	She worked at the ASPCA
01:23:54	...and later on read to the blind...
01:23:57	...and did art projects
01:24:01	She enjoyed reading a great deal...
01:24:04	...but when her eyes began to fail...
01:24:06	...she especially loved
01:24:10	Her favourite show was
01:24:15	Okay, so this is Eugene and Paulette.
01:24:17	- This is Alex. And this is...
01:24:18	- Alex. How are you?
01:24:20	Hi, Paulette.
01:24:23	Andra was a lovely woman.
01:24:26	Not really. But thanks.
01:24:28	She was very direct.
01:24:30	- She had a sad life. She did.
01:24:36	So you're going to start renovating?
01:24:38	- Yeah. Yeah.
01:24:41	- Yeah?
01:24:42	I'm sure it's gonna be great.
01:24:44	It'll be bigger. It'll be fine.
01:24:49	- I'm gonna take her dog. So...
01:24:52	But I guess it means I won't be
01:24:55	Oh, that's true.
01:24:57	- We've sort of been neighbours. It's...
01:25:06	Her boyfriend was so handsome.
01:25:08	He was. Very.
01:25:10	Seemed so nice.
01:25:13	He's pretty short.
01:25:15	Not that short.
01:25:17	Maybe he doesn't mind.
01:25:19	Oh, he minds.
01:25:21	- You can't know that.
01:25:52	What do you think?
01:25:55	I think they look good.
01:26:00	I think they cost $235.
01:26:04	You wanna get them?
01:26:07	- Really?
01:26:09	Oh, my God.
01:26:17	Thank you.
01:26:20	You're welcome.

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