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23.976 Sous-Titres : French TeAm|www.frigorifix.com Well, for my part. I would just like to say, Warren,|that as the new guy taking over for you - - I hope I can fill your shoes. Because from the looks|of the people here, - - and what they think about you,|they sure seem awfully big. Well, as the most|of you know, - - I've just moved here|recently from Demoin. With my wife, Patty here. And Kimberly are|14 months old, and... You all have just made|us feel so welcome. And...ah, Warren I want you|to feel just as welcome to... - - drop by the office|to visit anytime you want. In fact, as we've been discussing|the last couple of weeks - - I might have some questions - - to ask you about|our various products. Like the new universal life policy|we're launching next month. And... Well anyway here's to you, Warren. Hey, Warren. How do you feel about these|young punks taking over our jobs? Seems like some kind|of conspiracy to me. Now I've known Warren here. Probably longer than most of|you people who've been alive. Warren and I go way back. Way back...|to the horse and buggy days - - at Woodman,|but that's ancient history. Anyway I know something|about retirement. And what I wanna say... - - to you out loud, Warren,|for all of these young hotshots can hear. Is that all those|gifts over there... - - don't mean a goddamn thing. And this dinner|doesn't mean a goddamn thing. And the social security in pension,|don't mean a goddamn thing. None of these superficialities|mean a goddamn thing. What mean something. What really mean something,|Warren. Is the knowledge that you devoted|your life to something meaningful. To being productive. And working for|a fine company, hell... - - one of the top rated insurance|carriers in the nation. To raising a fine family. To building a fine home.|To being respective by your community. To having...|wonderful lasting friendships. At the end of his career the man,|can look back and say - - "I did it. I did my job". Then he can retire in glory, - - and enjoy riches|far beyond the monitory kind. So...all of you|young people here. Take a good look...|at a very rich man. I love you, buddy. Be right back. Good evening. - Vodka Gimlet, please.|- Coming right up. Hello? Ah...Hi honey. Yeah, we've just got in.|We've just walked in the door. Yeah, he is.|Just a minute. Warren, it's Jeannie. Jeannie?|How are you doing? It went just fine, yeah.|Nice event. I know, but...don't give it another|though, you've got bigger fish to fry. I know but...|we'll see out there real soon anyway. What? Ah...yeah, did I get the rope?|Yes. That was quite an item,|you know. You sure went overboard. From you and Randall? I see. Well...thank you both, it... - - sure gonna come|in handy now. You bet you. Okay... Yeah, yeah...bye now. Did you thank Randall? - I did.|- Then what did he say? - I just told Jeannie.|- You didn't thank him personally? - No.|- Why not? - He didn't come to the phone.|- Why not? I don't know.|He didn't come to the phone. You should have|asked for him. You should|make an effort. He's gonna be your son-in-law|and you hardly know him. I know him well enough. Then you should try|to be more positive. She's lucky to have him. Yeah. You know... My father didn't think|so much of you at first. Yeah... Where to, mister?|Looks like you need a ride. Yeah. Surprise! Well...I though it would be|fun to have breakfast in here today. You know see|what it would be like. Oh...fine. Isn't this fun? Well...sort of gives the We're gonna have a lot of|good times in here, Warren. Yeah. Here's to our whole chapter. {Y:i}...And we need people|who want to help. {Y:i}- there is a wonderful organization|called Child Reach, - {Y:i}- that is making|a profound difference - {Y:i}- in the lifes of children|just like these. {Y:i}For just $22/month,|just 72 cents/day, - {Y:i}- you can become|a Child Reach sponsor - {Y:i}- and not only personally|touch the life - {Y:i}- of a needy|boy or girl overseas. {Y:i}But also help the|child's family and community. {Y:i}Think of it,|just $22/month, - {Y:i}- and a little girl|like this, - {Y:i}- will never feel the agony|of dysentery from dirty water. {Y:i}A child like this|will be able to go to school, - {Y:i}- to learn and grow. {Y:i}I'm so glad|you've watched, - {Y:i}- but now that you've have.|What are you going to do? {Y:i}No.|Pity and guild won't help. {Y:i}The answer|is Child Reach. {Y:i}For a needy child, family|and community overseas. Well, I'm glad|that you are glad. Right. No, no...you're|butting me up now. Well, I can't take|all the credit for that. No, no I... I...I did use a calculator. That's...|that's my motto. Alrighty. Bye bye. Hey!|There he is! - What do you sing, partner?|- Pretty good. Pretty good. - How are you doing?|- Not too shabby. - Well, I see you're all moved in.|- Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So what brings you by? Oh, I was just driving by. I thought I'd pop up and see what|kind of trouble you'd been getting into. Oh, you know, keeping busy.|Keeping busy. And I'd wanna make sure|that you didn't have questions about - - those preteen mortality|risk models that I was working on. You know, I know they|seem pretty straightforward at first, but... No, no, I think I've got|a pretty good handle on things. You did a super job of handing|everything over, just super. Smooth sailing all the way. Because, I have been concerned|about some of those items - - that I walked you through|slipping through the cracks. You know,|it's kind of been nagging at me. Nope. Heck, the business degree|from Drake gotta be worth something. - Yeah.|- Oh, boy. Well, you know, if anything bubbles to the|surface, Warren, I'll be sure to give you a call. You can bet on that! I gotta get to a meeting. You wanna take|the elevator down with me? - Okay, sure.|- Great. Great to see you. - Looking good.|- Thank you. You've been working out? Hi! How'd it go|at the office? Oh, fine. Good thing|I stopped by. Turns out that he needed by|help with a couple of loose ends. That's wonderful. {Y:i}Dear Ndugu, {Y:i}My name is|Warren R. Schmidt. {Y:i}And I'm your|new foster father. ...personal information. All right. {Y:i}I live in|Omaha, Nebraska. {Y:i}My older brother Harry lives in|Roanoke, Virginia with his wife Estelle. {Y:i}Harry lost a leg two years ago|to diabetes. {Y:i}I am 66 years old|and recently retired, - {Y:i}- as assistant|vice-president - {Y:i}- Woodman of the World|insurance company. {Y:i}And goddamnit if they didn't|replace me some kid who...all right. {Y:i}So maybe he's got|a little theory under his belt, - {Y:i}- and can plug a|few numbers into a computer. {Y:i}But I can tell right off,|that he doesn't know a damn thing - {Y:i}- about genuine real-world|risk assessment, - {Y:i}- or managing a department|for that matter. Cocky bastard! {Y:i}Anyway. {Y:i}66 must sound pretty old|to a young fellow like yourself. {Y:i}The truth is...|it sounds pretty old to me too. {Y:i}Because when I look in the mirror|and see the wrinkles around my eyes - {Y:i}- and the saggy|skin on my neck - {Y:i}- and the hair in my ears|and the veins on my ancles, - {Y:i}- I...I can't belive|it's really me. {Y:i}When I was a kid. {Y:i}I used to think|that maybe I was special, - {Y:i}- that somehow destiny|tagged me to be a great man. {Y:i}Not like...Henry Ford or Walt Disney|or somebody like that, - {Y:i}- but...somebody,|you know...semi-important. {Y:i}I got a degree in|business and statistics - {Y:i}- and was planning to|start my business someday, - {Y:i}- build it up|into a big corporation. {Y:i}Watch it go public,|you know, - {Y:i}- maybe make|the Fortune 500. {Y:i}I was gonna be one of|those guys you read about. {Y:i}But, somehow... - {Y:i}- it just didn't...|work out that way. {Y:i}You gotta remember|I had a topnotch job at Woodman, - {Y:i}- and...a family to support. {Y:i}I couldn't exactly|put their security and risk. {Y:i}Helen...that's my wife. {Y:i}She wouldn't have allowed it. {Y:i}But what about my family,|you might ask. {Y:i}What about my wife,|and daughter? {Y:i}Don't they give all the pride|and satisfaction I could ever want? {Y:i}Helen and I|have been married 42 years. {Y:i}Lately...every night. {Y:i}I find myself asking|the same question: {Y:i}Who is this old woman|who lives in my house? {Y:i}Why is it that every little thing|she does irritates me? {Y:i}Like the way she gets|the keys out of her purse - {Y:i}- long before|we reach the car. {Y:i}And how she throws our money|away on her ridiculous little collections. {Y:i}And tossing out|perfectly good food, - {Y:i}- just because|the expiration date is past. {Y:i}And her obsession...her obsession|with trying new restaurants. Seafood Buffet.|Let's go there sunday. {Y:i}And the way she cuts me off|when I try to speak. And she goes ahead and seats|the people that came in behind us. - Well, the thing...|- But normally I wouldn't mind if... {Y:i}And I hate|the ways she sits. {Y:i}And the way|she smells. {Y:i}For years now. She has insisted|that I sit when I urinate. {Y:i}My promise to lift the seat, and wipe the rim|and put the seat back down - {Y:i}- wasn't good enough|for her. No! {Y:i}But then there is... {Y:i}Jeannie. {Y:i}She's our only. {Y:i}I'll bet she'd like you, she gets|a big kick out of different languages, - {Y:i}- and cultures and soforth. {Y:i}She used to get|by pretty good in German. {Y:i}She'll always|be my little girl. {Y:i}She lives out in Denver, so...|we don't get to see her much anymore. {Y:i}Oh, sure we stay in touch by phone|every couple of weeks. And... {Y:i}She comes out for|the holidays sometimes, but... {Y:i}Not as often|as we'd like. {Y:i}She has a position|and some responsibility out there - {Y:i}- with a high tech|computer-outfit, so it's - {Y:i}- very hard|for her to break away. {Y:i}Recently...|she got engaged, so I... {Y:i}I suppose we'll be seeing|even less of her now. {Y:i}The fellow's name is...|Randall Hertzel. {Y:i}He's got a salesjob|of some sort. {Y:i}Maybe Jeannie|is a little past of prime, - {Y:i}- but I still think she could|have done a heck of a lot better. {Y:i}How are you guys doing?|I mean this guy is not up to snuff, - {Y:i}- if you ask me I mean|not for my little girl. {Y:i}I'll close now|and get this in the mail. {Y:i}Here I am|rambling on and on - {Y:i}- and you probably wanna hurry|on down cash that cheque, - {Y:i}- and get yourself|something to eat. {Y:i}So...take it easy and... - {Y:i}- best of luck|with all your endeavours. {Y:i}Yours Very Truly,|Warren Schmidt. Hi. I'm going out to mail a letter,|do you need anything? No.|Don't dilly-dally. What can I get for ya? I'll have a...|blizzard with vanilla ice cream. What would|you like in it? Um...I'll have some... Reese's Pieces and some... Cookie Dough. - And what size?|- Um...medium. Helen? Helen! What's the matter.|Honey? Helen? {Y:i}Before we go any further, Warren, - {Y:i}- I want to just go over|some of the expenses with you. What we do is we atomize all of our charges,|and break them down to different categories. Our professional services, embalming|and other preparations of bodies. Those figures will total|up to about $1550. {Y:i}And for the use of|our facilities and equipment, - {Y:i}- staff for the visitations|at the funeral-service. {Y:i}In addition we have some other|expenses out at the cementary... {Y:i}...A total about 1500... {Y:i}...In addition to that we also have|the caskets...to a total up to 2700... {Y:i}...Finally for use for automobiles|and adressing services...$430. Any questions|or anything about that? What if I drive myself? I wanna tell you about anger.|That anger is okay. God can handle it,|if we're angry at him. And I'll tell you why... {Y:i}Nine years ago... Dad. {Y:i}We're gonna|miss Helen so much. She was the greatest, just|the sweetest, warmest, most wonderful... I know. I know. We're praying|for you Warren. If there's anything you need,|you call us, okay? - Okay.|- Okay? - Okay.|- Okay, really now? - Yeah.|- All right. I can't belive it, Warren,|I still can't believe it. I know, Ray. I know. She was just... She was too young. She was just so... Yeah, I know, Ray.|I...thank you. You're good friend, Ray. - You take care of yourself, Warren.|- You too, Ray. Thanks for everything. I'll see you real soon. Nice of people|to bring all this food. All these coldcuts. There gonna|be a lot of left-overs. Oh, daddy. Oh, Jeannie. She was a...|very special lady. I'm really gonna miss her.|I miss her already. I know we all do. Let's drink to her. Here's to Helen. They broke the mold. They broke the mold. Helen! We love you.|We miss you. We always will. How are you doing? You doing okay? - Fine.|- Sure? Yeah. Must be really tough. I remember|when my aunt died. It was so unreal,|it was the 4th of july. I'll never forget it. So, listen, Warren. I know now is definitely|not the time to talk about it, but... Before we leave,|you wanna take a few minutes? Take you mind off all this...|crazyness? There's something real important|I wanna talk to you about. What's that? It is an investment opportunity,|it's really exciting - - and I wanna get you in|on the ground floor with me. Oh? And it's not a pyramid scheme.|Alot of people thinks it is a pyramid scheme. But it's not. It's almost guaranteed|you can double your money, - - maybe even triple it|in the first year alone. The thing is, Warren. I'm not gonna be|selling waterbeds forever. I've got plans. We haven't had much chance|to talk about it you and I, but... {Y:i}I've got a pretty good|business-head on me. {Y:i}You know, I've been going to|alot of seminaries lately and listen to... - Mayonnaise or mustard?|- I like both. Okay. And don't toast the bread too much,|I don't like my bread very toasted. And I'll have some of those|barbecue potato chips, - - not the plain ones. Those are your mother's,|the barbecue ones are mine. In fact...you and Randall|can take those plain ones, - - they'll just go to waste here,|I won't eat 'em. Maybe you can|eat them on the plane. Fine. So good to see ya. I sure wish you didn't have|to get back so soon. Can't you take|a few days more? Couldn't you just to 'em at work?|I mean...they'd understand. Heck... Who's gonna|take care of me? - Here's your sandwich.|- Ah, wonderful. Just wonderful. You know, dad. You're gonna have to get used|to taking care of yourself now. I know. I know. You might have|to hire a maid. A maid? Oh, no. I'll be your aid,|I don't need the extra expense. At least for a few weeks.|While your dealing with this. Well, that's why I'm asking you|to stay and help me out. Dad, I told you. I wish I could.|But I can't. I've got too much going on. And even if|I could get more time off. I've got the wedding,|that's a full time job. Now that you|mention it, honey, I... - - think you should...|consider postponing it. Postpone the wedding? We can't do that,|it's all set. I'm just saying you might wanna|take this opportunity to...re-think things. That's all. But...everyone's invited,|and RSVP'd and everything. They'd understand,|I mean... Out of respect|for your mother. She would|have approved. Mom wouldn't want us|to change anything. The thing is, Jeannie... Your mother and I...spoke a number of times|very seriously about you and Randall. And what did she say? Just that she loved you and she|wanted you to be very happy, and... - Maybe this thing|with Randall, well... She just...wanted to be sure you|weren't gonna have any regrets, that's all. So you might wanna...|keep your options open. But she helped us|pick the date. And I was on the phone|with her almost every day, - - planning it,|and ordering things. I really don't know|what you are talking about. I don't think mom would|want us to change... All right. All right. Okay, have it your way,|you know best, you and your mother. Good sandwich. Dad... Why did you get|such a cheap casket? What? I could tell you got|the cheapest casket. Everybody could. That is not true. That is not true! I specifically did not choose as you say,|the cheapest casket. There was one less expensive,|which they showed me and I refused it. You mean a pinebox? I don't remember|what it was. She waited|on your hand and foot. Couldn't you have splurged|on her just once? - Hey, hey, hey!|- Once? What are you|talking about? What about the windowed bagel out there ?|What do you call that ? That is an expensive vehicle. I didn't want to get it,|but I did. That was completely|your mother's idea. She told me, she had|to pay for like half of it ! She said she had to sell some of her|stock or something to pay for it. That was her decision ! I was willing to go as far as the mini weny|but no, she had to have the Adventurer. She wanted the whole shebang What was I supposed to do ? Tell her she couldn't ? It was her money. No, no, no. You can't call me|to task on that one. ln here, Randall. - Where?|- In here, in here Oh there you are. 13 minutes wrong.|You better get packed. Hey Randall did you tell|dad about that book? That's right, I forgot. Heu say Warren, have you read - {Y:i}- When Bad Things|Happen to Good People? No. It's really amazing, it reallly|help me out when my aunt die. You should read it. When we and jeannie get back to Denver,|I'll send you my copy. The workbook too,|I did most of the exercises, - - but you can write|yours answers next to mine. So long, Randall. You'll be in our prayers,|and i call you about that thing, ok ? Okay, thank you. Oh, Ginny. Take care of yourself, Dad That's a good one,|it's going to be really a great shot. Bye Dad. So long, Ginny. See you in a few weeks. Okay. Bye, Warren, you take care. {Y:i}Dear N'dugu, {Y:i}I hope you're sitting down,|because... {Y:i}- I'm afraid l|got some bad news. {Y:i}Since I last wrote to you, - {Y:i}- my wife, Helen|your foster mother, - {Y:i}- passed away very suddenly from|a blood clod in her brain. {Y:i}The services were lovely and|very well attended... {Y:i}- Ginny came in from Denver|with her friend, - {Y:i}- folks drove up from as far|away as Desmoines in Wichita, - {Y:i}- a very moving tribute any|way you look at it. I... {Y:i}I wish you've could|have been there. {Y:i}but now that all this|excitement is over, - {Y:i}- and the smoke|is clear, it's... {Y:i}- just me and my thoughts|knocking around... {Y:i}- in this big old house. {Y:i}I believe I mentioned|in my previous letter - {Y:i}- that I was an actuary. {Y:i}- a woodman of the|world insurance company. {Y:i}lf I'm given a man's age|race, profession, - {Y:i}- place of residence, - {Y:i}- marital status and|medical history. {Y:i}I can calculate|with great probability, - {Y:i}- how long that man|will live. {Y:i}In my own case|now that my wife has died, - {Y:i}- there is a 73% chance,|that I will die within 9 years, - {Y:i}- provided that|I do not remarry. {Y:i}All I know is, - {Y:i}- I've got to make best of|whatever time I have left. {Y:i}Life is short, Ndugu. {Y:i}I can't afford|to waste another minute. Two weeks later {Y:i}Now, i don't want to|inquiet you but... {Y:i}- adjusting a life without Helen,|has been quite a challenge, - {Y:i}- but I think you'll be|proud of me {Y:i}Yeah, this house is|under new management, - {Y:i}- but you never know|the difference {Y:i}Sure sometimes I can be|a tight forgetful, - {Y:i}- missing a meal or two, - {Y:i}I guess that's hardly worth mentioning it - {Y:i}- to someone in your situation. {Y:i}Helen wouldn't want me|sitting around wallowing in self-pity, - {Y:i}- no sorry, bob, - {Y:i}- but she'd tell me|to shape up or ship out ! {Y:i}So I try to get out as much i can. {Y:i}You know, try to stay active,|stick to my routine. {Y:i}That's very important in|phase of big changes in life. {Y:i}Sure I am not quite|the cook Helen was, - {Y:i}- but I remember a trick or too|from my bachelor days. {Y:i}It's a lot of work|keeping household together. {Y:i}I supposed enventually I'll sell the place|and move to a little condo, - {Y:i}-you know less upkeep and so far. {Y:i}But for now, I am|getting by just fine. {Y:i}It occured to me that in my last letter,|I might have misspoken, - {Y:i}- used some negative language|in reference to my late wife, - {Y:i}- but you have to understand that {Y:i}I was under a lot of pressure,|following my retirement. {Y:i}I'm not going to lie|to you, Ndugu. {Y:i}It's been a rough few weeks. {Y:i}I've been pretty, you know...|broken up from time to time. {Y:i}I miss her. {Y:i}I miss my Helen. {Y:i}I guess I just didn't know|how lucky I was, - {Y:i}- to have a wife like Helen, - {Y:i}- until she was... gone. {Y:i}Remember that,|young man, - {Y:i}- you've got to appreciate|what you have, - {Y:i}- while you still have it. Jesus Warren, you scare me,|what are you doing? I thought you might|want these back ? That was so long ago|25, 30 years... I mean... I never thought...|she kept these. I can't believe|she kept these. - Let's talk about this !|- You were my friend. It was a big mistake. I mean you went up to San Francisco,|and things started up... I am sorry ! {Y:i}You have reached Moon Dog Electronics... {Y:i}Shipping and receiving,|this is Ginny. Ginny ? It's Dad|How are you ? {Y:i}Hey, I am totally swamped out|What's up? Well I have a big surprise for you. {Y:i}- Guess what?|- What? I am on the road, i'm on|my way out to see you ! Right now I am just|outside Grand Island. {Y:i}Dad, what do you|talking about? Ginny, I've been thinking|about things How much you mean to me... - and how little time you and I have spent|together these last few years, - all of a sudden, I realized|what the heck am I doing in Omaha - - when you are out there, and|i could be with you ! We should be together. {Y:i}Wait. {Y:i}You are coming now? If I drive straight through, - - I'll be there in time for supper. {Y:i}Gosh, I don't think so dad,|this is not a good idea. Sure it is. Don't tell me you couldn't use a little|extra help with all those wedding arrangements. I'll help to take the burden off. {Y:i}The thing is that, Roberta and I and Jill|we've pretty much got everything under control. {Y:i}It's such a nice offer,|but let's stick to plan. {Y:i}you get here a day or two|before the wedding - {Y:i}- like we said. I assume you won't|object me - - sending any more of|those checks. {Y:i}Dad, I do not|have time for this. {Y:i}you call me when you|get home, okay? Fine. {Y:i}- Bye, Ginny|- Bye, Dad {Y:i}Dear Ndugu, {Y:i}How are you ? {Y:i}I am fine. {Y:i}A week or so ago, I decided to|take a little road trip on my way to Ginny's - {Y:i}- wedding out in Denver. {Y:i}Ginny begged me|to come out early, - {Y:i}- to help her with|wedding arrangements, but... {Y:i}I told her I needed|some time to myself. {Y:i}I've decided to visits some places,|l haven't been to in a long time. {Y:i}So much has happened to my life,|that I can't remember. {Y:i}Whole sections of my life|that they're just... gone. {Y:i}So you might say I've been trying to|clear a few cobwebs for my memory. {Y:i}My first stop was none|other than Holdrege, Nebraska. {Y:i}I thought it would be in delighting to visit the house,|where i was born 67 years ago. {Y:i}We moved away from Holdrege,|when i was not much older than you and... {Y:i}I often wonder what our old|house would be like today. {Y:i}Funny, - {Y:i}- i never forget the address. {Y:i}12 Logus Avenue... - {Y:i}- yes sir, 12 Logus Avenue. Can I help you, sir ? No thanks,|I am just looking around. I used to live here. Here in the store ? Yeah. My childhood home's,|right on the spot. The bedroom would be|right about here, - - living room over here,|and the dining... Well... that was long time ago,|before you were born. You're not going to|believe this, - - we used to have tire swing,|right out front here. {Y:i}Awful lot had change|since my day but... {Y:i}It was still good to|be home again, - {Y:i}- very good indeed {Y:i}Next stop, Florence|Kansas. {Y:i}Where I pay the visit|to my old mother KU. {Y:i}I haven't been there|in years and years. {Y:i}Now it's seems like|the perfect time to stop by. {Y:i}I even manage to hook up with some|kids in my old fraternity. Beta Sigma Epsilon ... as the Woodman clears the way... {Y:i}Well, Ndugu. {Y:i}I highly recommended you|pledge a fraternity, - {Y:i}- when you go to college. {Y:i}After that little walk down|Memory Lane, - {Y:i}- it was tourist time,|for yours truly. {Y:i}I made my way back|to Nebraska. {Y:i}- and stop in the custody historical|museum in Brokenbow, - {Y:i}- to see their fine collection|of arrowheads. {Y:i}Later that same day, - {Y:i}- i happend to met a real lndian,|or "Native American" - {Y:i}- as they like to be called in|nowadays. {Y:i}We had nice chat about|history of the area. {Y:i}He really opened my eyes. {Y:i}These people got a rough deal,|just a rough deal. {Y:i}Next stop, Buffalo Bill's|cody house in North Plate. {Y:i}What a remarkable man, - {Y:i}- you can read about him|in enclosed pamphlet. {Y:i}I pull the adventurer over, - {Y:i}whenever I feel like|stretching my legs - {Y:i}- taking a local sight or|purchasing for antics. {Y:i}The other day for example,|at an antique store in Cosade. {Y:i}I came across a fine|collection of rare hummels. |
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