Charly

There's always Trolley Square?

It used to be a trolley station

and now it's a huge shopping mall.

Fascinating.

- Yours?

- My father's.

Do you have a rating system

or is it survival of the fittest with you?

There's always Kennecott Copper Mine.

The largest open strip mine in the world.

Hate to pass that up.

A fun filled evening with you

at the local strip mine.

Somehow, Utah,

you don't seem the type.

What'd you put in these things.

- Wait. What are you doing?

- Come on, Utah.

Are you crazy?

Slow down. I want to be able to

borrow this car again.

Life is for fun, Sam,

sounds like you need a life.

- Can't drive like this in Manhattan.

- Not supposed to in Utah, Charlene...

Charly, call me Charly.

I don't think this is such

a good idea, Charly.

Relax, Utah! If you can drive

in New York, you can drive anywhere.

Of course, I can't drive in

New York anymore.

- Does this radio work?

- Don't touch that.

Watch the road!

- Hey, did you see that?

- What?

Look at that, c'mon Sam.

It's beautiful.

- Tickets for the Ferris Wheel, please.

- How many?

We'll take whatever you've got.

Thank you.

Next please.

Welcome aboard.

- What's your name?

- Raferty, ma'am.

Mr. Raferty, please meet my fianc.

He's just proposed

and you're the first to know.

Actually, we've just met.

- Congratulations, kids.

- Why, thank you.

Sam and I would like to ride

your Ferris wheel for a long, long time.

You understand?

I'm not that old.

- Good.

- Hang on.

- Do you do that often?

- What?

Lie to complete strangers.

No. I lie to people I know, too.

Come on, loosen up, Utah.

Aren't you kind of cold in that?

Why are you hot?

Why couldn't we be engaged?

Aren't I good enough for you?

I don't even know you!

Exactly my point.

Who's to say I couldn't qualify?

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