1 00: 03: 23,536 -> 00: 03: 26,914 For my part, I want to say, Warren...
... as the person who replaced you, I wish I could.
Because of the gaze of people here...
... and what they think about you, of course they see something big.
As most of you know, I'm just just moving here from Des Moines...
... with my wife, Patty and, ah, Kimberly, our 14-month daughter...
... and all of you have made us feel welcomed.
And, ah, Warren, I want you to feel welcome too...
... to stop by the office whenever you want.
And in fact, Ah, after what we've been talking about for a few weeks...
... I have a question about the variety of our products.
Like the Universal Life policy that we will launch next month.
And, ah...
This is for you, Warren.
This is it.
Warren. / For Warren Schmidt.
Cheers.
Hey, Warren.
How do you feel about young children who take over our positions?
Sounds like a conspiracy to me.
I already know this Warren...
... maybe longer than you all age.
Warren and I used to be.
In the past because of horses in Woodmen.
But that's an ancient story. / Heh.
By the way, I know something about retirement.
And what I want to say, Warren...
... so that all these smart young people can hear...
... that all the gifts there are...
... doesn't mean anything.
And this dinner doesn't mean anything.
Social security and retirement means nothing.
None of the shallowness is meaningful.
What that means, really means, Warren...
... is the knowledge you give for something very important.
To be productive and work for a good company.
One of the top-level career insurance in the country.
To support my family.
To make shelter. To be respected in your community.
To have years of friendship.
And in the end of his career, if someone can turn around and say:
"I succeeded. Successful with my work."
And he can retire with glory...
... and enjoy wealth which is far from monetary terms.
For all of you young people here...
... can pay attention to this very rich person.
Thank you, Ray.
I love you, friend.
I'll be back.
Good evening.
Vodka gimlet, yes. / Get ready soon.
Hello?
Aah! Hi, dear.
Yes, we just entered.
Yes, right. A moment.
Warren, call. This is Jeannie.
Jeannie? How are you?
Oh, it's going well, huh. Good program.
Oh, I understand, but, ah, don't think about it.
There are bigger things that you have to take care of.
Yes, you know, I'll see you, yeah.
What?
Oh, yes, Do you get a robe? Yes, heh.
Good robes. You are sure to leave the ship.
From you and Randall? Oh, yes.
Thank you both. It will be useful now.
Certainly.
Good.
Yes. Bye.
Do you thank Randall?
That's right. / What did he say?
I just told Jeannie.
No thanks directly to him?
No. / Why not?
He doesn't talk. Why not?
I don't know. He doesn't take the phone.
You should ask. Try a little.
I mean, he will be your mentor and you don't even know him.
I already know him enough.
I hope you want to try more positive.
Our children are lucky have it. / Yes.
You know, at first my father didn't really like you.
Yes.
Where, sir?
Looks like you need a ride.
Yes.
Surprise!
I think it would be nice if breakfast is here.
You know, see what happens.
Oh.
Alright.
Isn't this fun?
Pretty fun.
We will be happy here, Warren.
Yes.
This is a new chapter.
Not that he never tried, but he didn't want to, ha-ha.
You know, my friend is nervous about you...
... and he hates if you are with me.
You mean, you are both angry with me?
Fight for me, the winner will get the prize.
I still don't accept it.
Wait! Do not go Babe.
But this officer dreamed of you.
He dreamed about you guys together.
Aging?
Yes. That's...
Three minutes waist, on and bun...
But if you feel sorry, or maybe you feel guilty...
... sliced bread.
Just enter it. You have to use a fork, but I...
Angela Lansbury for Childreach...
... and we need people who want to help.
Throughout the world in poor countries...
... there is an organization called Childreach...
... that makes a difference in life kids like this.
Only $ 22 a month, 72 cents per day...
... you can be a sponsor of for Childreach...
... and not only touches the life of sons and daughters out there...
... but also helps families and communities.
Think about it. Only $ 22 a month and little girls like this...
... will never feel the dysentery due to dirty water.
And children like this can go to school, and grow.
I'm glad you saw it.
Since you have seen it, what will you do?
No, sorry and guilt won't help. The answer is Childreach.
For children, families and people who need it.
I'm glad you're happy.
Hi. Sign in.
Right.
Oh, no, no you're over now, ha.
I can't accept all praise for that.
No. I use a calculator, huh.
Mm-hm. That's my motto. OK.
Yes.
Hey! This is it.
What do you think, partner?
Good. Nice.
How are you? / Not bad.
I see you've moved.
Oh, yes. Oh, yes.
What brings you here?
Oh, just passing by. I thought I could stop by...
... and try to see if you have a problem.
Heh, oh, you know, busy.
I just want to make sure you have no more questions...
... about the model I'm working on.
I know initially frankly, but...
No, no. I think I've controlled the situation.
You've done your best by giving up everything.
Super sekai. Very smooth now.
Because I'm worried about the items...
... which I showed you.
You know, _ a little annoying me.
No.
An Economic Degree from Drake must mean something.
Yes. Oh, my God.
If there is a problem, I will tell you.
You can hold your words. / Good.
Ooh. Oh, I have to go to a meeting.
Ah, want to go to the elevator with me?
Ah, fine. Sure. Good.
Nice to meet you.
Looks healthy.
Thank you. / Do you exercise?
Hi.
How is it in the office? / Oh, alright.
Good I've stopped by.
It turns out he needs my help.
That's good.
Ndugu.
My name is Warren R. Schmidt and I'm your new adoptive father.
List personal information.
Alright, ahem.
I live in Omaha, Nebraska.
My sister, Harry, lives in Roanoke, Virginia with his wife, Estelle.
Harry lost his leg 2 years ago, because of diabetes.
I'm 66 years old...
... and just retired from the position of vice chairman and actuary...
... at Woodmen, World Insurance Company.
And damned if they don't replace me with someone who...
Okay, maybe he's smart...
... and can use a computer...
... but I can know right away that he doesn't know anything...
... the real world problem.
Or set up a department, in that case.
Arrogant bastard.
By the way, 66 sounds pretty old for young people like you.
Actually, it sounds quite old for me too.
Because when I saw the glass and saw wrinkles around my eyes...
... and saggy skin on my neck and fine hair in my ears...
... and tendons on my ankles, I can't believe this is me.
When I was little, I used to think that I was special...
... somehow my destiny is a big person.
Unlike Henry Ford or Walt Disney or someone like that...
... but "someone", you know, half-important.
I have a degree Business and Statistics...
... and I plan to open my own business later.
Building it into a big company. Looking at it forward, you know?
Maybe it will make a Fortune 500.
I will be wrong the one you read.
But somehow, isn't like that.
You have to remember, I have a good job at Woodmen...
... and families who must be feeded.
I can't endanger their security.
Helen, it's my wife.
He won't allow that.
But what about my family, you must be curious.
What about my wife and daughter?
Don't they give me self esteem and satisfaction?
Helen and I have been married for 42 years.
Recently, every night, I always asked:
"Who is the old woman who lives in my house?"
Why does everything that she does make me uncomfortable?
Like how to remove the key from the small bag...
... long before we ' entered the car.
And he's wasting money for his ridiculous collection.
And throw away good food just because it has expired.
And his obsession with starting a restaurant.
We are lucky.
Bupet Seafood. Let's go there Sunday.
The way it happened was when I talked.
He took the seat from the person behind us.
What's up - / I don't mind.
And I hate the way he sits and the smell of him.
Now, he forced me to sit when I urinated.
The way I lift the holder and clean...
... and returning the seat is not good enough for him.
No.
Then there's Jeannie.
She's our only child. I'm sure he will like you.
He has a good understanding of diverse cultures and languages.
He's pretty good in Germany.
He will always be my little daughter.
He lives in Denver, so we don't meet him too often.
Oh, of course, we are still in touch by telephone every week...
... and he sometimes goes out for vacation...
... but not as often as we want.
He has responsibility...
... with sophisticated computer equipment, so it's hard for him to get a holiday.
Recently, ah, he's engaged...
... so I guess we will less often meet.
Name of candidate Randall Hertzel.
He works as a salesperson.
Maybe Jeannie doesn't matter about that...
... but I still think he can get better.
How are you?
I mean, this person is not suitable for, if asked.
I mean, not for my little daughter.
I will finish the letter and just send it.
Here I wander...
... and maybe you yourself want to hurry...
... withdraw the check so that can eat.
So calm down, and hopefully luck with your efforts.
Greetings, Warren Schmidt.
dear.
I will send the noise.
Do you need anything?
Don't be long.
And I've researched this.
I saw several videos, and the results surprised me.
Liberals and the Media continue to find conclusions.
Do you know--?
What do you want to order?
Am, I want Blizzard with vanilla ice cream.
Addition?
Am, I want...
Reese's Pieces and, ah, cookies.
What size?
Ah, medium. OK.
Helen?
What's wrong? Dear?
Helen?
Get up, baby. Get up.
Oh, Helen.
Oh, my God.
Before going further, I want to talk about the costs with you.
We collect all your bills, and there are several categories.
For professional services, embalming...
... other preparations...
... a total of $ 1550.
Our use of facilities, equipment, staff, visits, and burial services...
... all costs have been totaled. Everything is 1500.
And additionally, we also have a coffin...
... the cost will be 2700.
Lastly, the shipping service, at a cost of $ 430.
Are there questions about that?
Am...
What if I bring it myself? / We have...
And I told you about anger, anger is okay.
God can control that when we are angry with Him. And I tell you the reason.
Nine years ago...
Yes. Randall.
Are you okay, honey?
None of us live alone.
And so also when he died. When we live, we live for God.
And if we die, we die for God.
We will miss Helen.
I know. / Greatest woman.
The sweetest, warmest and most beautiful woman.
I know. We mourn Warren.
If you need anything, contact us, huh?
Good. / Yes?
Fine. Okay, now.
Yes, yes.
I can't believe it, Warren. I still can't believe it.
I know, Ray.
He...
She's too young.
She's too...
Yes, I know, Ray... Thank you.
You're a good friend, Ray.
Take care of yourself, Warren. Sure You too, Ray. Thank you all.
See you later. Good.
Here, let me bring it.
It's good people who bring this food.
Everything.
There will definitely be a lot more.
Oh, Father.
Dad knows, Jeannie.
I know.
She is a special woman.
I miss him. Have missed him.
I know we are all like that.
Let's drink for him.
For Helen.
They damaged the mold.
Helen, we love you, miss you...
... and always will be.
How are you? Just healthy?
Good. Are you sure?
Yes.
It must be very hard.
I remember when my aunt died.
Like not real. Like Independence Day.
I won't forget it.
Listen, Warren.
I know this is not the right time to talk about it...
... but before we leave you want to talk for a while...
... let go of your mind for this madness...
... there is something very very important that I want to talk about.
What is that?
Investment opportunities. Very exciting.
And I want you to enter and we start from the beginning.
Oh. / It's not like the pyramid level.
Many think this is like the level of the pyramid, but it's not.
It works to guarantee that you can double your money...
... or maybe triple-fold in just one year.
The problem is, Warren, I'm not going to sell mattresses forever.
I have a plan.
We have never had a chance to talk about it, you and me...
... but I have a promising business.
I recently went to a seminar and listened to a lot of recordings...
Mayonnaise or mustard?
Both of them.
And, ah, don't overcook the bread. Daddy doesn't like being too crisp.
And Daddy wants the potato chips flavor of the barbeque.
Not original. That belongs to your mother.
The barbeque belongs to Daddy.
Actually, you and Randall can bring the original.
Just throw it away later. Daddy won't eat it.
Maybe you can eat it on the plane.
Alright.
Nice to meet you.
Father really hopes you don't have to go back quickly.
Can you stay a few more days?
Can you take a work permit? They must understand.
Who will take care of Daddy?
This is Dad's sandwich.
Um, good.
I know,...
... Father must be used to taking care of himself now.
Um, Daddy knows.
Dad may have to hire a maid.
Maid?
Oh, no. Dad will be fine.
I don't want any more expenses.
For at least a few weeks.
That's the reason why Daddy asked you to stay.
Dad, I told you. I hope I can, but unfortunately not.
I work a lot.
And if I can get leave, I'm getting married soon.
That's enough time.
Because you mentioned it's dear...
... I think you should postpone it.
Deferring marriage? It can't, everything is planned.
I mean you have a chance to think about it again.
That's all.
Everything has been invited and everything has been designed.
They will understand. This is to honor your mother.
Your mother will agree.
Ah-Ah.
Mother won't tell us to change anything.
The problem is, Jeannie...
... Your mother and father have talked a lot, very seriously...
... about you Randall.
And what do you say?
He loves you and wants you to be happy...
... and maybe this relationship with Randall...
... Your mother just wants to convince...
... you won't regret it, that's all.
So you might want to consider. Hmm?
But Mother helped we chose the date.
And I call it almost every day...
... planning the wedding.
I don't understand what Dad meant.
I don't want us to change it. / Alright, alright.
OK, please. You know the best, you and your mother.
The sandwich is delicious.
Daddy.
Why did you buy a cheap coffin?
What?
I know Father bought the cheapest box. Everyone knows.
Oh, that's not true.
Father didn't choose it, like you said, the cheapest chest.
There are "not very expensive" ones, they show, and Father refuses.
Do you mean Daddy's casket?
I don't remember the type.
He fought hard for you.
Can't you sacrifice for me just once?
Hey, hey, hey. Just once?
What do you mean? What about Winnebago outside?
What are they called? That expensive vehicle.
I don't want it, but finally I can.
That's your mother's idea.
He said, he had to pay about half the price.
He said he had to sell a few supplies or whatever was enough to make it.
That's the decision. I'm willing to join like Minnie Winnie, but no.
He is adventurous. He wants everything.
What do you have to do? Saying that he can't?
That's the money.
No, no, no. You can't ask me for that.
mm-mm.
No, sir.
Jeannie.
Here, Randall. Where?
Inside here!
Oh, hey, here you are.
30 minute warning. You better get ready.
Heo, Randall, have you told me Daddy about the book?
Right, I forgot.
Warren, have you read Bad Things Happen to Good People?
Not yet. Oh, the book is great.
Very helpful past the death of my aunt.
You have to read it. When Jeannie and I came home from Denver, I will send a copy.
Note too. I completed most of the training...
... but you can write your answer besides my answer.
Last passenger call for Midwest Express...
... Flight 420 to Denver, Colorado.
All passengers... / Goodbye, Randall.
Hopefully always blessed. And I'll call about that, huh?
Alright. thanks.
Jeannie...
Take care of yourself, Daddy. / Hmm.
Oh, that's good too. That will be a good opportunity.
Yes, it's really cool.
Yes, I put the plane also in the background.
Dah, Daddy. / See you later, Jeannie.
See you in a few more weeks, huh?
Come on, Warren, take care of yourself.
Ndugu.
I hope you are sitting...
... because I have bad news.
The last time I sent a letter to you, My wife, Helen, your adoptive mother...
... suddenly died due to blood clots in his brain.
His funeral service was very good and many were present.
Jeannie came to Denver with her friend...
... and people come from far away like from Des Moines and Wichita.
His respect moves once.
I hope you can attend.
But now everything has passed...
... there's only me and my mind roaming around this house.
I'm sure I mentioned in my previous letter that I'm an actuary...
... at Woodmen, World Insurance Company.
If I am given info on age, race, profession...
... residence, marital status, and someone's medical history...
... I can count how long the person can live.
In my own case, now my wife is dead...
... and there is a 73% chance that I will die in the next 9 years...
... which means I won't marry again.
Here is the chance, one in three. Back blow, and enter!
What I know is...
... I have to do the best for the rest of my life.
Life is short, Ndugu.
And I can't waste time anymore.
It doesn't feel like taking a shower warm water when you're happy.
As long as you are with the right person.
I love you very much.
Me too.
I like being able to say it.
I don't want to lift you to be my child.
Life without Helen is already quite heavy.
But I think you will be proud of me.
Yes, this house has under the new management...
... but you will never know the difference.
Oh, sure, I can forget about and skip eating 1, 2 times...
... but, hey, it's very difficult to mention someone in your condition.
Helen won't want me to sit around, wallow in sadness.
It won't be possible, Bob.
Why, he might tell me to exercise or sail.
So I'm trying to get out as best I can.
You know, trying to be active, makes a routine.
That is very important in facing major changes in life.
Oh, sure, am, I'm not -clever like Helen.
But I want one or two tricks from my bachelor's past.
It's very difficult to do all the homework... ... and in the end, I think I'll sell the house and move to a small condo.
You know, you don't need a lot of care or something.
But now, I'll be fine.
In my last letter, I might have been talking wrong...
... and use language that does not _ panta when mentioning my wife.
But you have to understand...
... I am under a lot of pressure because of entering retirement.
I won't lie to you, Ndugu.
These weeks have been very hard.
And I'm pretty...
... you know, is getting destroyed every time.
I miss him.
I miss Helen.
I don't think I know how lucky I am...
... have a wife like Helen until she is gone.
Inga, young man.
You have to appreciate what you have as long as you have it.
Gosh, Warren. You scared me. What are you doing here?
I think you want this back.
Oh, my goodness.
That's been a long time, Warren. It's been 25, 30 years. I mean...
Oh, my goodness.
I never thought...
He saved this? I can't believe it.
Stop it!
Stop hitting me!
Let's just talk about it!
You are my friend.
These are all big mistakes.
I mean, you went to Frisco and everything went on...
... and we are confused, that's all.
I'm sorry!
You have reached Moon Dog Electronics.
If you know your party...
Submissions and Receipts. This is Jeannie.
Jeannie, this is Father. How are you?
Ah, hey, I'm fine, Daddy. What is wrong?
Daddy has a surprise for you. Guess what.
What? / I'm on my way.
To meet you.
Now. Father is outside Grand Island.
Ah, Daddy, what do you mean? / Jeannie...
... Father has been thinking about how much you mean to Daddy...
... and how little time we've spent together in recent years.
And suddenly Dad realized, what I did in Omaha...
... when you are out there and Dad can be with you?
You know, we have to be together.
Wait, am, Daddy coming now?
If there are no obstacles, I will arrive at dinner.
Am, my God, I don't think so, Father. That's not a good idea.
Of course a good idea.
Don't say you don't need help for her wedding.
I will help ease the burden.
No, but the thing is, Daddy, Roberta, me and Jill...
... we have everything in control.
No, no. Use a wrapper. That's too big.
A very sweet offer, but just stick to the plan, huh?
Father came here one or two days before marriage, as we talked about.
I don't think you will send me a check again.
Gosh, Father. I don't have time for this, huh?
Call me when I get home.
Yes? I will...
Dah, Jeannie. / Dah, Daddy.
Ndugu.
How are you?
I'm fine.
A week or more, I've decided to wander for a while...
... to Jeannie's wedding in Denver.
Jeannie asked me to come early and help her design the wedding...
... but I said I need time alone.
I decided to visit a place I haven't been to for a long time.
Much has happened in my life that I can't remember.
All parts of my life are gone.
So you will think I'm trying to clean my memory.
My first cancellation is not another one is Holdrege, Nebraska.
I think this will relieve for visiting home...
... the place where I was born 67 years ago in April.
We moved from Holdrege when I was older than you...
... and I often think about what our old house is like.
It's funny, I never forgot the address.
Road 12 Locust.
Yes, sir. 12 Locust Road.
Can anyone be helped, sir?
No thanks. I'm just walking around.
I used to live here.
In this shop?
Yes. My childhood home right at this point.
The fact is...
... my room was once around here.
Living room here.
And the dining room...
Heh...
... it's been a long time.
Before you were born.
Warren!
Hey, ma'am.
Mother loves you, Warren. Yes, right.
Happy birthday, Warren!
You won't believe this.
We used to have swings in front here.
Many have changed since then...
... but it's great to be able to go home.
Very good.
Next stop, Lawrence, Kansas...
... where I visited my old campus, KU.
I haven't been there for a long time...
... and now it seems like is the time to stop by.
I even got together with several kids in the community first.
It's been there since the beginning. / Beta Sigma Epsilon.
Because this is the motto:
"As a woodman clears the way." Hmm?
Ndugu, I strongly recommend you to make brotherhood...
... when you go to college.
After finishing the walk, is the time for the jurisprudence.
I go back to Nebraska...
... and stop at the History Museum Custer County in Broken Bow...
... to see the tip collection their arrows are good.
next, I met an Indian...
... or Native Americans, as it's called now.
We talk about about the history of the place...
... and he really opened my eyes.
Those people are really cool.
Very cool.
Next, Buffalo House Bill Cody in North Platte.
Really a great person.
You can read it in a brochure.
I'm adventuring at any time I feel like flexing my legs...
... see local sights or search for antiques.
Another day, for example, in an antique shop, Cozad...
... I saw a nice rare _ Hummel collection.
I don't think I've ever appreciated how good the craft is.
And each one has an certificate of authenticity.
Helen likes Hummel.
Hello there!
Yes?
I said "Hello".
Hello too.
John Rusk, Eau Claire, Wisconsin./ Warren Schmidt, Omaha.
I hope not to bother you...
... but I see you seem to be on an adventure.
Correct. / 35 footers?
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Right. / Ah.
Very beautiful, huh? Gosh.
Yes, I'm quite happy to have it.
Permission to enter, Captain? Heh.
How was that?
Can I look inside?
Oh sure. Please.
Thank you.
Oh, yeah, my God.
Look at this room.
This one really makes a difference, right? Ha ha ha.
Yes.
You really maintain cleanliness, sir.
I only walked a week. / You've been kidding me.
This is your voyage maiden?
And you go alone? / Right.
Gosh, you have to come for dinner. We must celebrate.
My wife Vicki, is a great chef. I mean, if I have time, of course.
I'll check my schedule first.
Hello there.
Hello!
Come here.
I'm Vicki Rusk. / Warren Schmidt.
John is very happy to meet you.
Oh, my God, it doesn't have to be.
It smells good.
Oh, I hope you like beef. Oh, yeah.
Heh.
Hey, here it is.
How are you? / Good. Can I take off your jacket?
Oh sure. Yep.
Ha-ha-ha, here it is.
Anyone burned? / Huh?
Oh, no, no, no. I just turn on some matches.
Oh.
Let's go to the living room while Vicki...?
It's almost done, right? / Oh, almost.
John, Warren brings us beer.
Oh, thank you, Warren.
Here, sit down.
Over there. You can take that one. Okay.
So, ah...
What is your job Eau Claire?
Me and my brother, we have a shoe store.
Mm-hm.
Yes, the name of the shop is Famous Footwear, and, ah...
People always need shoes.
And this Vicki, he's a therapist.
That's our job, you can call it that.
How about you?
Oh, I used to work in insurance, but now I have retired.
Ah-hah. / Mm-hm.
Alright, dinner is ready.
This is the couple we met in Kansas while there.
Remember my story about a man with wooden legs?
But we love them. We spend a week with them in Kansas.
And this is Roger, Denise and their daughter.
Now, Denise is the oldest.
No. He in the middle. They live in Delaware.
And these funny ones are Katie and Sloan.
Ah, a girl named Sloan. Never heard before.
We do that too. / Yes, never.
Do you have other photos with your daughter?
Am, no, ah...
Not with me, I don't have it.
Not in your wallet?
Well...
I have a picture of George Washington.
Oh, oh.
Or Abraham Lincoln. Who?
Oh, hey, calm down. We lack honesty serum.
Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Oh no.
If I bring another beer, are you going to be okay?
Yes. Oh, yeah.
Oh, oh. Ha-ha-ha.
Abraham Lincoln.
Will be back soon./ Good.
Not bad, huh? / I like that.
Yes.
Alright.
Oh, this is the Christmas package for them. Funny?
Oh, really. / Beautiful decoration.
And this is their Christmas shirt.
Good family.
You and John are very lucky. Oh, I know, indeed.
Right. / Hmm, yep.
Warren...
... mind not if I observe you?
Sure.
You have interests sense of many things...
... seeing what you've been going through lately.
And I know we've just met. Ah-hah.
But I have good instincts, and feelings that are from you...
... regardless of your attitude is good and positive...
... I think, inside you you are someone sad.
Well...
... it really needs to be adjusted if you have just lost a partner
Yes, but more than that.
I see more than loss and sorrow from you.
Something deeper.
Like what?
Well, I just met with you... / Mm-hm.
... but my guess is anger.
Yes. Yes, anger and...
I don't know, maybe scared...
... will be alone.
Well...
... I am indeed lonely.
Look, I know that.
Can I say something? / Please.
I just met you an hour ago...
... and I feel you understand me...
... more than, Helen, my wife.
Even after 42 years of marriage.
Forty two years.
Maybe if I meet someone like you is faster...
Oh, you sad man.
You're really sad.
You're sad.
Yes. Yes.
Mm-hm.
Let me go! Have you gone crazy?
Gosh, what's wrong with you?
I don't know what your signal is...
... but you better go now!
Ah, I'm sorry. / No, leave!
I don't know. Sorry. / I don't care. go!
I didn't mean... / Go!
Ahem, can I get my jacket?
God!
Leave!
Ray, this is Warren.
I know we split not well...
... but I think I should call, and tell you...
... and I've been thinking a lot, well...
... I just want, that I want to talk about this...
... because of what we went through--
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Helen?
What do you think about me...
... in your heart?
Am I the partner you want?
Is that right?
Or are you disappointed and too good to say?
I forgive you Ray.
I forgive you. It is been a long time.
And I know I'm not king and king.
I disappoint you.
I'm sorry, Helen.
Can you forgive me?
And also, Ndugu...
... I have to admit this is really a good trip.
And this morning, I woke up from sleeping in a wild state...
... really changed.
I'm like someone new.
The first time, I feel relieved.
I know what I want, I don't know what to do...
... and nothing else will stop it.
Meanwhile, together with routine checks...
... I give extra that you can use as you like.
Greetings, Warren Schmidt.
Warren. Nice to meet you again.
I hope it doesn't interfere. / Not at all.
I'm happy to get your message and know you're finally home.
I'm sure that trip relieved you after what you went through.
I sent you a card. Can already be?
Oh, yeah, ah, the card is good. thanks.
But I want to say it straight away. I'm sorry about Helen.
I only met you once...
... but you often talk after the engagement.
She's a good woman.
Woman, who is very, very good.
Thank you.
So what do you want to drink? I'm sure you want a cocktail.
Oh, no, no, no.
Ah, I'll just wait until the kids arrive.
I drink Manhattan.
Ah, you fool?
Make two, ha, ha.
Thank you. / Ah.
Um, it's better.
Mm
Last week was really stressful.
The only thing is Helen is lucky, and I mean the only one...
... that he didn't have to go through this week with Jeannie and me.
Florists, dressmakers, families, travel designers, motels...
... escort girl, escort man, dress.
And you realize how many still don't have RSVP?
Oh, Warren, it never stops.
By the way, you still need the check for the church.
Did Jeannie mention that?
Because we will need it.
Actually, this has become a problem.
Roberta.
Roberta. / What?
I can't make this thing work.
I mean, someone really damaged it.
Excuse me for a moment?
What's your problem?
Didn't I already enough problems?
That's why I offer to stop by and help.
I tried to help. / This is not help.
I mean, look. What do you want me to do?
I'll fix it. But you have to say what you want.
I'm not a reader of thoughts. / Oh, shit. I'll do it myself.
I'll do it myself. Looks like I have to do everything.
Get out. I'm not a mind reader.
I'm not a mind reader! / Are you English?
Get out!
I'm sorry. / Oh.
Have you met Larry?
Ah, just a glance, huh.
She's like a child. I mean, since divorced...
... he thinks the only way to get attention from me is to get annoyed.
I'm sorry, really. It's just ah...
I pity him.
My first husband is the same.
He's a bastard. Oh, hey.
Now, Randall, he knows how to treat women.
Honestly, do you think he is special?
Well, am...
... I know Jeannie that Jeannie loves her very much.
Ha, ha, that always helps, right? Ha ha ha.
When I'm sick...
... the child doesn't move from my side a minute.
Not a minute. People are astonished...
... because I breastfed him until was almost 5 years old and I said:
"Heh, just look at the results."
I raise a child who is sensitive, loyal...
... which itself becomes sensitive and loyal.
And his eyes are pleasing That's what I think.
Don't you agree?
Oh, look who this is.
Hey.
Daddy.
How are you? / Oh, ah...
OK, fine. / Yes? Nice.
You're finally here.
I'm tired. Hi, Daddy.
Hi, honey. Hi, Mother.
Oh, my God. How about your father's trip? I'm a little worried.
Oh, good. Yes. Yes.
But it is also crowded on the streets when you want to enter the city this afternoon.
Speeds 25 to 70. Never better.
My guess is there is development or ignorance, or whatever.
Yes. This is Denver for you.
You won't be able to overtake me when on the highway.
All you have to do is both to 25 towards Speer and turn left.
That will take you to First which directs you to Gaylord.
Oh, it's nice to know.
Bring it to the kitchen.
Ah, Jeannie, Father want to talk for a while.
Oh, sure, Father, am, can you wait?
This is very important. I want to talk to you.
Oh, am, sure. Ah, maybe after dinner.
Ah, ahem, Randall, ah...
... how is the investment?
You never called me.
Oh.
Don't bring it up. / You mean the level of the pyramid?
No, that's not it.
What I know, I lost $ 800.
If you are a bit longer...
... you can see the results.
You're out too fast. / Change the subject.
You just can't find your own quality.
You messed with me too.
You don't learn how the system is.
Principles, ownership, wealth...
As, am, Father of the bride, I want to welcome our guests.
And... / We know who you are.
You will have many opportunities to make toast tomorrow, and so on.
Will you let him finish?
Can we just enjoy the food?
Okay, enjoy your meal, but I have something to talk about.
By the way, I, ah... I just want to admit...
... that we gather together on this table as a family...
... for the first time.
And, ah, in the name of Saundra and myself...
... I want to welcome Warren...
... who have gone far to join us.
And, Warren, we're very fond of Jeannie.
I want to say how much it's proud... / Larry. Larry.
You're embarrassing yourself. You also embarrass me.
You're embarrassing Saundra.
No. / Saundra, please help.
I'm done.
You're bothering me and I'm done.
Oh, hey.
Why does your presence have to break this night, huh?
Why are you always like this? Why are you always negative?
I'm not negative. You just try to get all the attention.
"I'm not negative." That is not negative?
I mean, I'm not...
You know, what I did was welcomed someone into the family.
Larry, we welcome you. Thank you very much.
Now just drink your milk and shut your mouth?
See you tomorrow. / You take a break.
See you, Randall.
Until you arrive tomorrow.
Warren. Sleep well. Larry.
Saundra. Nice to meet with you. / You're welcome.
Thank you. Night./ Good night.
Jeannie. / Yes?
I still want to talk to you. Oh, yeah, right.
Am, can you wait?
Because we have a big day tomorrow.
You can't.
Just relax. Let me turn on the car.
Good evening, Warren. / Good night.
Oh, fine.
What's wrong?
You made a big mistake. Don't marry this man.
Don't do it.
Ah, what do you mean, Dad?
Come here late, Daddy dreams, is very real.
Your mother, you and aunt Estelle are there.
And there is... Well, not a UFO.
More like a glowing ball.
And there is a group of strange objects coming out...
... and try to take you, and you know what?
They are similar to Randall. Do you understand?
Daddy jumped, trying to save you.
Okay, Daddy, it's okay. And then suddenly Daddy...
You cry a little and your mother is not there to calm you down, so...
No, it's not like that. Please, don't marry Randall.
The man is nothing. He is not your level.
I can't let this happen. I won't let it go.
I mean, try to look at these people!
Suddenly, Daddy cares about what I do?
Do you know my life now?
Okay, Daddy, listen to me.
I will marry tomorrow tomorrow...
... and Dad will come to my wedding.
And Daddy will sit and enjoy and support me.
Or Dad can go back to Omaha.
Come back here!
Daddy is talking to you, young girl!
Good morning, Mr. Handyman--
Warren, what's wrong? / Oh, alright.
My body is a little stiff.
Ah, my neck, huh?
I'm fine.
Did you fall out of bed?
Let me help. / No, no. I am fine.
I think I'm better on a hard surface.
Hmm, I don't know.
This looks strange working for a few days.
Forgive Daddy, Jeannie.
I'm sure you will get better in a few hours.
Advil's beat is pretty good.
It's just that we've been really stressed these two weeks.
When Dad left...
... we can barely survive.
And now Daddy suddenly comes...
I think it's a problem with the bed.
Not possible.
The Aquarest Z-9000 bed. High class.
This is definitely not a bed. / I don't know.
I think I need to be stronger.
Alright. Just finish this, huh?
Am, Daddy, where is the receipt that I gave?
Recipe? / Yes, for the program...
... the printer you will take.
Oh, ah, there. / Where? Where?
In the pocket of Dad's jacket, on the chair.
Alright.
Am, I think, Randall, you have to take it.
What? I have to pick up Brian and Dave at the airport...
... stop by the tuxedo shop... / I can't do it.
I can't do anything, Randall! Can not!
I know.
Jeannie. Let me go!
Well...
Let me do it.
Thank you for everything, Father.
Jeannie. / Fuck you.
And Golly, hah.
Someone's hungry? / I can eat horses.
What about chicken noodle soup? / Delicious.
Is there something for me to push?
Yes.
Jeannie said about your panic attack last night.
And I don't blame you. That is a natural reaction.
Initially, I had my own order place.
As a veteran from 2 times marriage...
... I learned a lot about the job and it didn't work between two people.
And I told you, these kids are really fit.
They are healthy...
... spiritually, emotionally and physically.
And, well...
... you know how famous they are as friends...
... but did you know that their sex life is hot?
Both marriages that fail the reason is sexual.
I'm an extreme _ about sex.
I can't stand it. That's how weird I am.
Even when I was little.
My first orgasm when I was 6 years old, in ballet class.
By the way, the point is...
... that I am always very easy associates and likes to orgasm.
I mean, Jeannie and I have a lot of similarities in that.
Clifford and Larry, they're good men...
... but they can't be with me.
I don't want to damage Jeannie's confidence...
... but let me assure you...
... whatever problems there are in both of them...
... they will always be able to remember good things including...
... to make them unite.
Want to add the soup?
Ah, no. I think I'm full.
How is the situation?
Still trying.
Some Advil might help.
Oh, no. you need the stronger. Wait a minute, please.
Alright.
I have left over from my sickness yesterday.
It's gone, but I don't think it's okay.
What's this? / Percodan.
I guarantee, in half an hour, you will recover.
Alright. So, Am, the process sequence...
... I need a bride women and men accompany me.
And I want the host to also follow, huh?
But don't forget to leave the bride, ah, the distance.
They need space to move.
And the father of the bride, Schmidt...
... will sit in the front row here.
Yes?
Mr. Schmidt?
You can sit in the front row, huh?
If I am allowed say personal experience...
I study love from my parents, prayers of extraordinary people...
... who have been married for 62 years.
And they are here, in this room.
I can feel them.
Hello, Mother. Hi, daddy.
I miss and love you.
And I know every time I look at Randall and Jeannie...
... I think...
Randall's hand and my hand doesn't look like...
... and Jeannie's hand...
You were fine, Warren.
The item you gave me, wow.
You have to tell me the name of the item.
It really works.
I know what the solution to your problem is.
After we get home, I will provide a hot tub...
... and you will take a shower before going to bed.
You will sleep soundly like a baby.
The next day you will be new again.
How does it feel?
This is amazing.
I don't know.
Amazing. / Didn't I say?
Didn't I say?
Mind if I join?
Agh, it's better.
Oh, nice night.
I'm really moved.
I mean, I'm really stressed out for a few weeks...
... and I'm a little confused because my daughter will get married soon.
So is your daughter.
You think about it from birth and now is the time.
This is a miracle.
Think about it, after tomorrow, we will be a big family.
And I have to force you to win this second home.
I will prepare a table for you on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Oh, we don't give traditional gifts at Christmas.
We just made it. We are a very creative family.
Can be paintings, poems, or a song.
I mean, anything that inspires you.
Oh, and everything is passed without invitation and you will just come to Breckinridge.
There will only be us when the children are playing.
Here we are.
Widows and widows.
Sounds like a partner
What's wrong?
Oh, I have to sleep. / Just like that?
Come on, we've already talked at length.
Ah, I have enough. Ah...
Thank you, Roberta. Good night.
Longer than there've been fishes
In the ocean
Higher than any bird ever flew
Longer than there've been stars Up in the heavens
I've been in love with you
Stronger than any mountain cathedral
Truer than any tree ever grew
Deeper than any primeval forest
I'll be in love with you
Let us pray.
God the Father in heaven, heart we are filled with happiness...
... for the union of Randall and Jeannie...
"Love is patience. Love is kindness."
"Love is not envy, arrogant arrogant, or rude."
"Love doesn't force the way."
And I will love you all my life.
And when I say every day, I mean forever.
And when I say "day", I mean "24 hours".
For 1440 minutes.
For 86,400 seconds.
Well, a man shall leave his mother
And a woman leave her home
They shall travel on
What are you, Randall Mead Hertzel, willing to Jean Bordwine Schmidt...
... as your wife?
I'm willing.
And you, Jean Bordwine Schmidt, are willing to Randall Mead Hertzel...
... be your husband?
I'm willing.
Yes.
I inaugurated you, became a husband and wife.
I know there is something else in his voice...
Remember, Randy? You call me.
And he said, "Dennis, ah..."
"... I met a woman this night and, yes..."
"... maybe it sounds weird because of me, but, ah, hey..."
"Ah, but this woman..."
"... which you might meet again."
And then he tells me the other thing...
... which I shouldn't tell you now, huh.
Hey, ahem.
But what was in his voice two years ago, was confirmed today.
I mean...
You are a matching couple.
You know, and, ah...
... you two really helped me pass that a few months ago...
... and I will never forget.
I love you guys.
I love you, ahem.
Randall and Jeannie forever!
Lift the glass for them!
Oh, look, they want to kiss.
Come on, kiss. Come on, kiss.
Oh, come on, these people pay dearly.
Ha-ha-ha! / What? What?
Ah, oh. Oh, hey, There are kids here. Hey.
Ahem, alright, now I want to give everything to...
Do you want us to go all the way or...?
I want to give a turn for the father of the bride...
... Mr. Warren Schmidt.
Ah, I'm not, ahem, enough to sleep last night...
... so forgive if I'm a little blurred.
But, you know...
... today is a special day.
We are here as witnesses in the way of life of two people.
The way of life that brings together and now they live together.
It's not the same road they've ever passed.
But it's a new road.
Which way, am...
Most of you know, I just lost my wife...
... and Jeannie lost her mother.
Helen and I were married for 42 years.
He died suddenly.
I know we all hope he can be here with us...
I think it's good to admit that he's proud...
... that Jeannie has found someone she wants for her life...
... a friend...
... a partner.
I remember the day Jeannie said she had been asked.
We haven't met with Randall...
... so we're a bit suspicious.
Then, he brought Randall home at Christmas...
... so we can see it.
I remember, ah, there was a big snowstorm...
... and Randall helped me to clear the entrance.
He tried hard. Yes.
But that brings me to the thing I want to say.
What I want me to say, what I really want to say is, ah...
... thank you.
For you, Randall...
... have treated my daughter well...
... especially when we lose.
Since I arrived here a few days ago...
... I am very happy to be able to get to know the new Jeannie family.
At Roberta, thank you for your kindness...
... to open your door.
Your talent in the world is very...
Larry, your talent is your candidate.
Saundra, your ability in extraordinary crafts.
The item you show to me is very artistic.
Duncan, I haven't known you well...
... but I know from our short talk...
... that you are a young person very smart.
The others...
... pleasant people.
Fun.
And the conclusion, I want to say on this special day...
... this very special day...
... that I am very...
... happy.
Cheers!
Yes. Toast!
If it was easy as fishin ' You could be a musician
If you can make it sound loud or mellow
Get a second-hand guitar Chances are you'll go far
If you get in with the right bunch of fellows
People see you havin 'fun Just a-lyin' in the sun
Tell them that you like it this way
It's the work that we avoid And we're all self-employed We love to work at nothing all day
Ndugu.
You will be happy to know that Jeannie's marriage went smoothly.
Now he and Randall are on their way to sunny Orlando...
... with my money, of course.
And me, I'm back in Omaha.
I just went this time and I just stopped once:
A nice new stretch of road on the state border, in Kearney, Nebraska.
Curvature that represents courage and determination of the pioneer...
... which passes through the state.
I myself married an Indian.
You have to see it before
And that makes me think.
Seeing all that history...
... and the reflection of the achievement of human time ago...
... make a perspective.
My trip to Denver, for example, was very trivial...
... compared to the trips that other people have gone through...
... the courage they showed...
... and the suffering they endured.
I all of us are the smallest part of a scheme.
And what I can say is that you have to be able to make a difference.
But what difference have I made?
What in this world is better because of me?
When I was in Denver, I tried to do the right thing...
... trying to convince Jeannie that he made a big mistake...
... but I failed.
Now he's married to a moron and I can't do anything.
I'm weak, and I'm a failure.
Nothing can be used.
It seems that before long again I will die.
Maybe another 20 years, maybe tomorrow.
It doesn't matter.
After me and the people who knew me died...
... it will make as if I never existed.
What difference does my life make for others?
I don't think there is.
Nothing at all.
I hope you're fine.
Greetings, Warren Schmidt.
Mr. Warren Schmidt.
My name is Sister Nadine Gautier...
... one of the teachers in Sacred Heart.
I work in a small village near the town of Mbeya in Tanzania.
One of the children I care for is Ndugu Umbo, the child you are sponsoring.
Ndugu is a very smart and loving child.
She's an orphan.
Recently, he needed medical treatment for eye infections...
... but he's already better now.
He likes to eat melons and is good at painting.
Ndugu and I want you to know that he received all your letters.
He hopes you are happy and healthy in your life.
He always thinks of you, and He always prays for your happiness.
Ndugu is only 6 years old can't read and write...
... but he made you a painting.
He hopes that You will like it.
Greetings, Sister Nadine Gautier.