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Are you going to take all day?

Just sign the card.

I'm writing, Dad. I'll pull them too.

Now, how does this sound?

Now that you're 50 and your waist has handles, we hope you have enough breath

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That'll make them feel real.

He'll only be depressed for the rest of his life.

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Well, here it is.

You like the way I gift -wrapped it?

You think Dad will recognize it's a tennis racket?

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Dad'll take one look at that and know it's a tennis racket.

No, he won't. He might think it's one snowshoe.

All set, gang?

Hey, is that your present for Dad, Adelaide? Uh -huh. I hope it fits.

It's a 42 regular.

No, no, no. It's couplings.

Well, we got our present ready.

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Don't be silly, Adelaide. How will we gift wrap him?

Adelaide, we're not going to tell you any more about the girl, so then you'll

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Hi, gang.

Hi, Dad.

There's nothing like a good morning jog.

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You'd feel better if you took a cab.

Uh, oh, Dad, why don't you jog over to the door and answer it? Yeah, get a

little more exercise.

All right, I'll just do that.

Morning,

Phil. Don, come in, come in.

If that's the girl, that is a surprise.

Forgive me for just dropping in like this, but I had to talk to you.

Quite all right. right, please have a seat.

Oh, this is my daughter, Kimberly.

My son's Willis and Arnold.

Adelaide, our housekeeper.

This is Don Connolly. Hi, Don. Hi, how are you?

Would you excuse us, gang? We've got some business to do. Why don't you hit

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Okay, Don, what's on your mind?

I want to discuss that foreign construction deal before the board

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Well, I thought I made myself clear on that, Don. But it's the biggest deal our

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Well, what you call a commission, I call a bribe. Now, we have never done

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Well, you get a chance to change things when you young hot shots take over.

Don't give me any ideas, Bill.

I don't think I could give you any you haven't already had.

Oh, gee!

I wonder who that could be. Yeah, who could possibly be it? door? Sounds like

total stranger to me.

Adelaide, would you please?

I'm not opening the door to any total stranger.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Yep. Well, happy birthday, old -timer.

Thank you. See you at the board meeting? Right.

Oh, thanks, kids. That was wonderful. Thank you.

Happy birthday.

Wait a minute, Dad. There's some more presents, too.

Happy 50th, Mr.

Drummond. Oh, why, thank you, Adelaide.

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Willis, you make it sound as if I just got a message from the old folks' home

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Well, to me, anyone who's only 50 is someone you still have to burp.

That is just marvelous.

Thank you. Well, let's open the presents. Wait, Dad, don't, don't. No,

after dinner tonight.

Why not till after dinner? Because we're taking you to dinner to your favorite

restaurant as a surprise.

Well, you just told me about it. Now it's not a surprise.

It will be when they give you the check.

Okay, I accept. I won't open my presents till after dinner.

Dad, just in case you think you know what that is.

It could be one snowshoe.

Right. I just hope it's the kind that's used by Jimmy Connors.

And now I have a surprise for all of you on my birthday. You too, Adelaide.

What's that?

Well, since this is a holiday weekend, anything you want to do, any place you

want to go, we'll do it.

Any place?

Right. Well, I'd like to put in an early bid for Paris.

Okay, but just for breakfast, Adelaide, we just have to have lunch in London.

Hey.

We shouldn't just think of ourselves.

It's Dad's birthday.

We don't have to have fun, too. Dad, I know just the place to go that'll make

you very happy.

Well, it's very considerate of you, Arnold. Where's that?

Disney World.

It's very nice of you, Arnold, to make that sacrifice for me.

But it's a good idea.

Florida's only a couple of hours away, and after all, I'm moving into my second

childhood.

Is Disney World okay with everybody?

Yeah, it's great. Okay, I'll stop by my ticket agent and, uh...

Get those tickets first thing in the morning.

Dad, can you do it today? They might run out of tickets by tomorrow.

Oh, I don't think they'll run out of tickets, Arnold.

Well, then they might have a lot of tickets but run out of planes.

Well, let's see. I have a board meeting this afternoon.

All right, Arnold, I'll pick up the tickets on the way.

Thanks, Dad.

Thanks, Dad. Thanks, Dad. Thanks, Dad.

I'm sorry I got carried away.

How about some breakfast? Let's go, gang.

vacation this is going to be. Oh, yeah.

But my dad is going to suffer, Mr. Grumman, because when I'm on a vacation,

really pig out.

I guess the airplane won't be the only widebody we'll take back from Florida.

I wonder what's keeping Dad. He should have been here by now.

I hope he didn't go to Disney World without us.

Arnold, will you put what there is of you together?

I'll get it.

Hello?

Um, no, there is no Mrs. Drummond here, but this is his daughter, Kimberly. May

I help you, please?

What?

Oh, no.

Well, is he all right?

What's the matter, Kimberly?

Dad's been in a car accident.

He's in the hospital.

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Thanks. Thanks.

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Yes, doctor.

Dr. Benson, we're so glad you're here. Is he okay? Easy, kids.

Easy, kids. You did the right thing to phone me.

Your dad's in the best hands. I've called the top specialist to look at

Specialist? Yes, we've taken x -rays and some other tests and given your father

medication. Can we see him?

Well, I'm afraid he's not conscious.

Not conscious?

Please, Dr.

Benson, could the kid see him for just a second?

Well... All right.

But just for a second.

Poor dad.

Why is his head bandaged up?

He has a concussion.

His head hit the windshield when the other driver hit him.

A case of drunk driving.

How much did dad have to drink?

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Well, what did happen?

According to paramedics, he'd just come out of a travel agency and was pulling

away from the curb.

When he was hit.

Travel agency.

He was getting our tickets, and I made him do it.

Was the chauffeur hurt? No, your dad was alone in the company car.

Mr. Drummond's going to be all right, isn't he, doctor?

We hope so. He's had a brain scan and an electroencephalograph, and they

indicate that there's some pressure, but we'll know more by morning.

What will you know?

Whether or not he'll have to have brain surgery.

Who's ready for seconds?

Hey, you haven't finished your first yet.

I don't feel much like eating that late.

Me neither.

I thought I'd never live to say this, but I may never eat again.

Come on, Arnold, try.

Dad's accident's all my fault.

It never would have happened if I didn't make him get the plane tickets right

away.

It's nobody's fault but that drunk driver.

Man, when I start to drive, I'm never going to drink. Me neither.

When I grow up, the strongest thing I'm ever going to drink is low -fat milk on

rocks.

Well, I'll keep this warm just in case.

I'll get it, Adelaide.

Hi, there. Hi, Mr. Conley.

I'd like to see your father, please.

He's not here.

Well, where is he? We had to cancel the board meeting today because he didn't

show up. I've been calling here for hours.

Dad's in the hospital, Mr. Conley.

He's been in a car accident.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Is it serious?

Yes, it's very serious.

He's got a percussion.

And they had to scam his brain.

And they had to give him an elephant graft.

What hospital is he in?

Lexington General.

Okay, well, I hope he'll be okay.

I better inform the board.

Oh, listen, I'm really sorry, kids.

You know something? That guy's got eyes like a landlord.

He sure has.

Well, listen, remember when I was in the hospital and I had my appendix out?

Well, I know what they do for that, but what do they do for a brain operation?

I get a lot of luck with your appendix, Arnold.

Yeah. They wheel you into the operating room and they put you to sleep. When you

wake up, your appendix is gone.

You mean when Dad wakes up, his brain will be gone?

No, Arnold.

He'll be okay, just like you were.

Then why am I so worried?

Come on, gang.

Let's try to finish dinner now.

Oh, I can't, Adelaide.

Me neither.

And if I ate, I wouldn't feel like swallowing.

Oh, cheer up, kids. Your dad's going to be just fine.

Yeah.

Just fine.

Oh, honey.

Hey, come on, Kimberly.

I got something in my eye.

Yeah.

Tears.

Okay, so I am crying. What about it?

Eh, nothing.

It's okay.

When Mama got sick that time, Papa cried.

Gee, Willis, they died.

You think Dad will die, too?

I hope not, Arnold.

But a brain operation is very serious.

Wow.

What does have to happen to him?

He's such a terrific guy.

Yeah, he sure is.

And he had died of two pains in the neck like us.

One pain in the neck.

And I've always been more trouble than you.

Yeah, maybe so.

You don't have to go so fast.

You know, life sure is funny.

This morning we were all so happy.

and there's no change.

Dad's still unconscious.

I wonder how long it'll be before he wakes up.

I heard some people have been unconscious for a long time.

I wonder how they go to the bathroom.

Aw, cheer up, guys. Come on, Dad's gonna be all right.

He's a fighter. He always has been. I ought to know.

Yeah, you've known from the minute you first spit up on him.

He's such a swell guy.

He's only been really mad at me once in my whole life.

That's when I was nine years old. And I deserved it.

What'd you do?

Well, one day at the beach, I buried him in the sand.

All the way up to his neck. He couldn't move.

And then I went swimming and forgot about him.

I bet he got sunburned.

Yeah, but his face wasn't as red as my behind was that night.

Oh, come on, guys. Let's try to get some rest. We want to get to the hospital

early tomorrow morning. I guess you're right, Kimberly.

Yeah.

Good night. Good night, Kimberly.

Good night.

Willis, do prayers always get answered?

I'm afraid not, Arnold.

Like when Mama and Papa were sick, we prayed real hard.

Yeah, that's right.

I guess God has ways of doing things we just don't understand.

And what's the use of praying?

Well, I guess it's like making a phone call to somebody when the line is busy.

And if you can't get through, gotta keep trying.

I'm gonna brush my teeth.

I'm too sad to brush mine.

God, it's me again.

The little black kid.

The one in the penthouse.

On Park Avenue.

That's New York 10016.

God, I know it's not easy running the universe these days.

But I wanted to tell you this just in case you were busy making an earthquake

something.

My dad's been in a car accident.

And it's all my fault.

He's in the hospital.

Please don't let him die, God.

You already got Mama and Papa up there.

And I know you like to have the best people in heaven because it's lonely at

top.

But couldn't you leave a few nice people down here?

a politician instead.

Well, that's it.

Thanks, God.

Have a nice night.

Over and out.

If there's any change in Mr. Drummond's condition, call me immediately.

Yes, doctor.

Dr. Benson.

Good morning. How is he?

Mr. Drummond. I've got good news.

The medication is helping and he seems to be coming out of it. It looks like we

won't have to operate. All right.

Mr. Benson, you better come back in. What is it?

Mr. Drummond is trying to talk.

Welcome back.

How did I get here?

What happened?

You were in a car accident, but you're going to be all right.

You have some visitors.

Hi, how are you? How are you feeling?

You look great.

Don't worry about your birthday.

We can celebrate it later.

It's your birthday.

Who are you?

What are you talking about, Dad?

Dad?

Phil, this is your family.

Your daughter, your sons, your housekeeper.

I'm sorry, but I've never seen you people before in my life.

to the beat of just one drum.

What might be right for you may not be right for some.

A man is born. He's a man of beat.

Stand along, come to.

They got nothing but the genes.

They got different strokes to take.

Different strokes to take.

Different strokes to do the work.