goulet's in town? yeah. hey, why don't you go with janet? me?! yeah. joe can't go and i have all this work, and it would help everyone out if you would take her. what do you say? no posible, señorita. dad, come on. please? how can i say no to my little girl? 10 bucks, plus expenses. subway fare, $3.00. 2 knishes, $4.00. janet, how much was that program? oh, these are free. uh-huh. one commemorative program, $12.95... it was so nice of you to come with me, arthur. my pleasure. carry the 1... it's a beautiful theater. the last time i was here, i was a young socialist dreamer taking in the opening night of a clifford odets musical. i believe it was called, johnny wants a living wage. but i don't want to bore you. oh, it's not boring at all. i love the theater. i can never get joe to come, let alone talk about it, so please go on. well, it was a marvelous play, almost brechtian with a sassy hint of old-time burlesque. it closed that night. my, how fascinating. you want fascinating? have i ever told you about the night i pumped helen hayes' stomach? [door o

and theater, so, i can talk about joe montana, and he knows who joe montana is, as well as robert gouletief courtship, courtney all but proposed to herself. we have been together for about 14 or 15 months. if you ask dan, he will say, that i forced him into marriage on our third date, which is not true. i just randomly suggested that, if he planned to marry me, he should tell me, soon, so, i can plan it. that's all i said. (announcer) with their nuptials fast approaching, they hastily plan their dream wedding. (courtney) we're getting married november 1st at a lake house in appling, georgia. my wedding is going to be as far from traditional, as i possibly can get, where it is a murder mystery themed wedding. (gun shot) may i have everyone's attention, please? so, that'll be a lot of fun. (announcer) but there are a few plot twists that this couple didn't count on. i think courtney works a little bit more effectively, when she's under pressure. we'll not do it, then! (deleted) damn it, dan! let me have my cell phone. no! (police sirens) i don't want any (deleted) flowers, now, anyway. do