i just can't get over the size of that ring. i just love it. fred, look at it. tell me you don't love that ring.
yes. of course. but, i'm talking about that ring. it's something else. let me tell you.
what is that, two carats? that's got to be two carats.
yes. it's at least two carats, darling. treasure it.
oh, shut up, fred. shut your big fat mouth. you don't buy it all at once. it's called layaway.
that's right. layaway. something you wouldn't know anything about, you cheapskate.
you, you big old tightwad. he still has his communion money. tell him, george. tell your father about layaway.
the boy is happy, fred. don't be such a killjoy.
barbara, here, take my napkin.
take your boots off. you're tan.
yeah. we heard all about it. i want you to know i'm deeply sorry about your girlfriend.
yes, barbara. she was very pretty.
you mean the drug money? yes, i got it.
g-d, son.
george!
i had no choice.
don't look at me like that. what was i supposed to do? you're in our house. what, was i supposed to be an accomplice?
you don't think people know you're a drug dealer? everyone knows. it's no secret. how do you think that reflects on me? every time i go out, i'm humiliated. i see the stares. i hear the whispers. how do you think that makes me feel? did you ever once stop and think of me?
so you go to jail. it's for your own good. you need to straighten your life out.
you have a phone call.
it's all so beautiful.
look at this credenza. if you don't mind me asking, how much is something like that? it's got to cost a fortune.
i've seen those in magazines. they're not cheap.
oh, i see.
george, it's time! george! george!
tell him i don't want to see him. tell him he's not welcome here.
don't you dare step one foot in this house. you're not my son, you hear me? i don't have a son anymore.