Tadpole Page #3
Yeah, I know. I like it.
I might forget to give it back.
Ohh! Oh, dear.
OK. What hurts?
Everything.
OK.
- Diane?
- Mm-hmm?
What's it like being forty?
Not as bad as people make out.
Except everyone you know
seems kind of tired.
Worn out, you mean?
Yeah, like
they've seen it all before.
Eve's not like that.
No, Eve's not like that.
And you're not like that.
It's nice.
You know what?
This is really hard to do
with your sweater on.
Eve
Ow!
Oh, Jeez.
Morning
Diane's good, isn't she?
Yes. Yes.
I'm Phil, the boyfriend.
Boyfriend. I'm Oscar Grubman.
I'm just a friend.
So, how long's
she been doing you?
This was the first time,
I swear to you...
and the only time.
You're kind of young,
aren't you?
Yes, way too young.
Young and stupid.
Pinched nerve?
Excuse me?
Did you twist your neck
or something?
Hell, I didn't see
a chiropractor...
till I turned forty.
Ohh! Yeah.
Um, very pinched nerve.
Actually, three of them. Um...
medial collateral, collateral,
and hyper collateral...
although the hyper
wasn't quite as severe.
So, the old girl
give you your money's worth?
Good morning.
Didn't hear you come in.
I just got here.
Oscar here was saying
you worked him over pretty good.
No, I didn't. I mean...
yes, you worked out
Yeah, he had quite
a knotted muscle.
My God, the pain
right here in my shoulder.
Took a lot of work.
Thank God my vocation
gives me such pleasure.
We should all be so blessed.
Well, thanks again, Mrs. Lodder.
I'll put that check
in the mail pronto.
Nice to meet you, Phil.
Hey, you take care, buddy.
- I'll walk you out.
- Uh, please don't bother.
No. It's no bother.
Diane, no one can ever
find out about last night, OK?
- OK.
- I mean it. I'm serious.
It's very important to me...
that Eve and my dad
never find out about this.
OK. All right. I won't tell.
Good. Phil, either.
He's a lot bigger than me.
- Actually, he's not.
- Diane, please.
OK. All right. Mum's the word.
Thank you.
Give that to Eve for me
Hey, Oscar.
That girl sure was pretty.
Who?
Professor Tisch's girl.
Oh, Daphne.
Yeah, I guess she's pretty.
Is she new to the pond,
Tadpole?
Don't you sleep?
So
Hi, dad.
I didn't hear you come in.
Daphne and I
got to talking last night.
Is that right?
Is Eve around?
No
She left for work at dawn
Why is she working today?
She likes to go in when there's
no one around to bug her.
- So she's by herself.
- What's that?
Nothing. Nothing.
Picnic?
Sort of.
But you have time
to help old dad...
do some grocery shopping,
don't you?
- Now?
- Yeah. Come on.
Dad,
I thought you were gonna...
take some time
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