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l don't thinkyou can make it up the driveway.

That's right, buddy, we are, and it's vey hush-hush. Top secret.

So forgetyou were up here and forgetyou saw any ofthis.

And forget about a tip.

# Ready to munch # Ah, home, crap home.

# t am a piua # # t am a pi-- ##

l still can't get used to the idea ofhaving hot water whenever we want it.

Yeah. Yeah.

So, what'd you do Iast night ?

Where'd you eat ?

What ?

Last night. Where did you eat ?

Oh. The Four Seasons.

Well, l'm glad it wasn't anything special.

Actually, it was a little special.

We hadjust done probably the finest performance...

of Haydn's Surprise Symphony ever.

Really.

Uh, please tell me you didn't pay.

l didn't.

Max took us.

Well, that must have been some performance.

lt's never been my favorite piece ofmusic, but we really did it well.

How was Max ?

Fine !

l mean, he was vey pleased with himself.

He asked afteryou.

Oh, that's-- that's vey nice.

Did you sleep with him ?

l hopeyou don't mind.

Ofcourse, we can't go back to the Four Seasons again.

Did you ?

Walter !

Did you ?

Areyou serious ?

Well, l knowyou weren't here Iast night...

because l called, and, uh, guess what.

l don't know. You tell me.

[ Plate Slams On Table ]

[ Sawing Violently Into Bread ]

Walter, doyou want to tell me whatyou're saying ?

l'm not saying anything.

Actually, what l'm saying is...

that l would hope that ifthere was something foryou to tell me--

for example, thatyou'd spent last night with Max-- thatyou would tell me,

that it would be okay foryou to tell me.

You'rejust going to have to trust me.