just give your manna that vitamin e. makes a world of difference.
well, i have to go: it's too late to be replaced, and, besides, i just can't do that. those people get disappointed. they've come in from all over, you know, and this miss foxy who's been writing to me for years is going to be there from michigan.
i see.
would you turn that off
barnett, please -
i don't want to listen to her sing
then why are you listening to her -
you have to what?
well here, why don't you take her some of these flowers while you're at it.
maybe you'd like to work out something with her, too.  split us up.  her on the road and me in town or in the hospital -- barnett!
a.  no.  no, i'm just.  i'm really fine.  i just. don't want you to think i'm giving up or anything like that.
sure.  you go on and do that.
barnett?
barnett?
bye, bye.
i just get so afraid sometimes. then i get more afraid. : just want you to hold me.
i'm really all right, barnett. don't you worry really.  i just don't want you to leave me that's all.
oh, my god.
how did you come in here?
well, i guess you caught me at a weak moment.
i said, i've been real tired.
what's wrong with her.
what did you say your name was?
it's fine. we were just talking about vitamin s.
you remember what i said about the vitamins.
who brought these?
well, thank you all so much. you tell the other ladies thank you.
thank you-- yes, i am.
you get her those vitamin e right away.
well, bye, bye now. we have to go.
barnett.
oh, barnett, i'm so sorry.
all those people.
you're so good.
i want to thank you for all your good wishes. you are so important to barnett and me. now i want to sing a special song for all our soldier boys.