Illinois State Bank.
Very powerful man.
- No.
- No?
City Ordinance.
Title 2, Chapter 160, Section 010.
Ring a bell?
My God!
Take my coat.
This was a joke, yes? It was a joke?
A little funny, no?
Hang our coats.
To be entirely honest with you,
you smelled quite bad.
You see, the other day,
there wasn't all that many options for...
Your table is right this way.
When you suggested dinner
I didn't realize you were bringing the kids.
I thought it would be a nice surprise.
You succeeded mightily.
You remember Walker.
Yes. Good evening.
You'll pardon my incredulity.
I presumed you'd be gone by now.
I'm not.
You look like you got hit by a razor
and a bar of soap.
- Scotch and soda?
- Right away, sir.
Where did you get the spiffy new duds?
From me.
Boy, you two have hit the jackpot.
How's the grub?
You were late, and Susan got hungry.
So we went ahead and ordered.
I'm suddenly not very hungry.
What did you order? Beans?
Let's call it an evening.
- No, it's fine.
- No, it's not.
I'm not going to eat this,
I'm not going to take that.
Come on, Sue.
This time, keep going.
Sit down.
You had no right to do that.
Told you this was a bad idea.
It's no fun being somebody's toys.
That's what we are.
- I'm ashamed of us.
- Don't ever say that.
Excuse me, but I am.
Tell me what's going on?
I don't see you for a few days
and you're playing dress-up.
You're serious about this?
How did you get to be a lawyer?
You send in a couple of bucks
and a label from a box of Frosted Flakes?
Good night!
Bill!
Bill, come on.
Hush up.
I'm so sorry.
Good.
It won't do us any good.
It's too late. We're offended.
Just knock it off, all right?
Walker's an ass.
If you took anything he said to heart...
you're just as big an ass as he is.
This thing's a joke, you know that?
The whole thing's a joke.
The coat, the gloves, everything.
It's not doing any of us any good.
Get it? Do you see what I'm saying?
Bill, where are you going to go?
I'm going to go. We'll be fine.
We've never had a problem
finding a place to stay, all right?
Go back there. We'll go this way.
We'll be just fine.
I don't want you to leave.
I'll tell you one thing...
we're not going back
into that stuck-up hash house.
Me, either. Let's go somewhere else.
Anywhere. Your choice.
How about if we take you out?
Bill, you don't have any money.
We don't need money.
It never stopped us before.
- Okay.
- Come on.
A toast to Tiffany and Adam.
Health, wealth, and happiness.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
It's okay. He does it all the time.
I'd like to make a toast...
He's a pro.
...to the bride and groom,
Tiffany and Adam.
May you always have a passion for life.
And may your life be filled with passion.
Now my wife Doris would like
to say something. Doris?
Would you like to say
a few words to the bride and groom?
I couldn't.
For Adam and Tiffany, please.
She has a few things to say.
Come on, stand up and say something.
First of all, it's just so good to be here.
You know, it's just...
such a great event.
And...
I can hardly remember
the last time I saw little Tiffany...
when she was just that big.
But now she's...
About here?
I guess it was at...
our wedding in Vegas.
It was a beautiful wedding,
but nothing like this.
- No.
- Oh, boy.
- Very well-put.
- Thank you.
- Salute!
- Salute!
Hi. Cold out there, huh?
Oh, boy.
Okay. Tickets, sir?
I had them. Didn't I have them?
You're holding up the line here.
Why don't you step to the side?
- No, I got them.
- Maybe you dropped them.
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
- Did I give you the tickets?
- No, you didn't give them to me.
Sorry, maybe we dropped them outside.
What should we do?
Go to the box office, sir.
They can help you out.
Go by the box office, okay?
There we are.
What?
Where'd you get the popcorn?
Thirsty?
- Grey?
- Thanks.
Thanks.
This is great!
Come here.
Chicago.
Department of Children
and Family Services.
Abuse