| [00:00.01] | Episode 09: It's Up to You ACT II |
| [00:08.09] | Sorry, Robbie. Sorry to be late this morning, |
| [00:10.80] | but, well, we've still got some time for a cup of coffee. |
| [00:14.27] | I can't wait to see my old pal Charley Rafer. |
| [00:16.65] | Neither can I. |
| [00:30.93] | So you thought about it, huh? |
| [00:32.66] | Yes, I have, Dad. |
| [00:34.53] | Well, I'm glad. |
| [00:35.36] | I knew you'd realize |
| [00:36.77] | that this interview could be an important experience for you. |
| [00:39.65] | I came to that conclusion. |
| [00:42.48] | That's very wise, Robbie. |
| [00:44.92] | Very wise. |
| [00:47.49] | Now let's head off for the city and the university club. |
| [00:51.03] | Thanks, Dad. |
| [00:52.54] | Thanks ... for what? |
| [00:54.67] | Thanks for hearing me out. And ... |
| [00:57.23] | And ...? |
| [00:58.72] | And thanks for being such an understanding father. |
| [01:01.63] | Well, thank you, Robbie. Thank you. |
| [01:18.88] | Philip Stewart! |
| [01:20.42] | It's great to see you! |
| [01:21.71] | Charley Rafer--you look as young as ever. |
| [01:29.30] | You must be Robbie. |
| [01:30.54] | Hi. |
| [01:32.35] | Yes, this is my youngest son Robbie. |
| [01:35.19] | Robbie, I want you to meet |
| [01:36.63] | one of the best tennis players on the Michigan team-- |
| [01:40.44] | Charley Rafer. |
| [01:41.33] | Nice to meet you, Dean Rafer. |
| [01:42.82] | Well, are you as good a tennis player as your dad? |
| [01:45.81] | No, I'm not very good at it. |
| [01:48.48] | Frankly, neither was I. |
| [01:50.70] | Charley was the star of the team. |
| [01:53.31] | Yeah. Thanks. |
| [01:54.89] | Well, how're you been, Philip? |
| [01:56.64] | Oh, working too hard. |
| [01:59.11] | Doesn't show. |
| [02:00.39] | How's Ellen? |
| [02:01.53] | Fine, thank you. |
| [02:03.95] | And how's Marge? |
| [02:05.92] | She's still giving the toughest English history exams |
| [02:08.97] | in the school and loving every minute of it. |
| [02:13.13] | And speaking of minutes, |
| [02:14.55] | I have interviews until noon, |
| [02:16.41] | so why don't we get right to work? |
| [02:19.54] | Can you have lunch with us later? |
| [02:21.80] | I'd love to, Philip, but I'm afraid I can't. |
| [02:23.67] | I'm only here two days, |
| [02:24.98] | and I have interviews with twenty-six applicants. |
| [02:27.83] | I understand. |
| [02:29.04] | Well, thanks. |
| [02:30.30] | I'll wait outside. |
| [02:33.72] | Good luck, Son. |
| [02:35.74] | Did you bring your transcript from high school? |
| [02:37.30] | Yes, sir. |
| [02:37.99] | Right here. |
| [02:38.91] | Thank you. |
| [02:41.39] | Please sit down. |
| [02:47.55] | I see under "activities" that |
| [02:48.71] | you've been writing for the school paper. |
| [02:50.50] | Yes, sir. |
| [02:52.39] | What kinds of articles have you written? |
| [02:54.10] | All kinds--sports, editorials, theater reviews. |
| [02:58.85] | You name it, I've written it. |
| [03:00.54] | Hmmm. |
| [03:02.22] | Well, have you ever thought of becoming a journalist? |
| [03:04.65] | A professional writer? |
| [03:06.66] | Not until recently. |
| [03:09.14] | Michigan has a fine School of Journalism. |
| [03:11.86] | Yes, I know that. |
| [03:15.20] | You seem to have some reservations. |
| [03:17.65] | I'm a little uncertain. |
| [03:21.77] | It's been very nice talking to you. |
| [03:23.51] | Nice talking to you, sir. |
| [03:26.29] | One piece of advice. |
| [03:28.98] | The most important thing is for you to decide your own future. |
| [03:33.43] | Yes, sir. |
| [03:35.25] | Good-bye, Dean Rafer. |
| [03:36.34] | Good-bye, Robbie. Good luck. |
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