's a blue, blue sky #
# It's a cruel, crazy
beautiful worid #
# One day
when you wake up #
# I will have to
say good-bye #
# Say good-bye #
# It's your worid
so live in it, good-bye #
# It's your worid
so live in it... ##
9:17!
Time for a break.
Hello.
Anybody out there?
When I accepted...
the post of president,
grand poobah of Target,
realizing that
I had brought...
meaningfulness,
peace, and happiness...
into the lives of
thousands of people.
Jim Dodge, of Monroe,
top moneymaker on the tour.
His father's here today,
Bud Dodge,
and sister Penny,
a sad, sad story,
was just admitted to
University Hospital.
While trying to pop a zit,
her head mysteriously exploded.
Dad! Hi!
Do you know
what time it is?
I'm starting to think about
Christmas and gifts,
because I'm in a big store
and I'm getting gift ideas.
- Hi.
- Mom, hi!
How's it going?
I finished all
my janitor stuff.
Most of it. I've got
to save some for later.
- It's easy as hell.
- Uh, honey, it's a little late.
It is kind of late.
Sleep tight.
See you in the morning.
Love you, too.
Mr. James Dodge!
He can't be happy as
the night cleanup boy.
Sweetheart,
he wants us
to call him a janitor.
Maybe I should have spent
less time harping...
and more time helping.
Harpin' and helpin'
him what?
Harpin' on him to leave,
and helpin' him become...
the good, mature,
productive person he could be.
Are you all right?
Yes, I'm fine, thanks.
And you?
What are you doing here?
I work here.
Have a good one, Officer Don.
Okay, Carl. Let me know
if you hear anything.
You bet.
Well, sir,
she didn't leave on the bus.
Let's look for her
someplace else.
She wouldn't be dumb
enough to thumb, would she?
Does she have any friends
she might have run off with?
Boyfriends?
Just get in the car
so we can look for the girl.
I'm tired,
haven't had any coffee.
My daughter, I don't know
where the hell she is.
And you're sounding like
some goddamn preacher!
Come on, get in the car!
Prick.
Are you sure you
didn't hurt yourself?
Oh, no.
Are you kidding?
No, I'm fine.
I'm fine.
Can I ask what
you were doing?
I was roller-skating.
- I know, but why?
- Why not?
I got bored.
One thing led to another...
and I'm roller-skating
in my shorts.
Better question would be,
"What are you doing here?"
Shopping.
We've been closed
for five hours.
Yeah. I fell asleep.
- While shopping?
- No, in the ladies' dressing room.
That makes no sense.
You're a high-profile young ingenue.
I was debating whether or not
to get arrested for shoplifting.
Your father owns $10 million
worth of real estate.
- It's not my fault.
- I didn't imply such.
It seems funny
that someone of your...
- Wealth?
- If you will. Would shoplift.
I didn't do it.
I chickened out.
Would consider shoplifting.
It's a long, self-indulgent,
highly unromantic story...
about an overbearing father,
deceased mother and brother,
and a completely confused girl
who looks a little like me.
I sure am glad
you dropped by.
I was getting tired
of being with myself.
I guess... I'm what you
call a people person.
- What are you cooking?
- Hobo chicken.
It's a glazed chicken
in wine sauce...
with vegetables
and skin-on potatoes.
Silverware, silverware.
It's only 210 calories.
I don't know if you're watching
your figure, but I sure am.
If you can grab a serving spoon,
I think we'll be set.
Keep your distance
from these things.
I think it's safe
to keep five feet.
I think they're about done.
Dining room's right this way.
Mmm!
I think my father poured
the cement for your pool.
He's a cement contractor.
Good man.
Bud Dodge?
My mother works at
Hoenicker's over Christmas.
My sister's a teller
at the bank.
My brother's in grade school.
He's not employed.
I used to work at
the animal shelter,
but I was terminated.
Now I'm working here.
Do you always
talk this much?
I guess I do.
I like talking to people.
- Maybe