Mr Greenville's Offer

Popper Bloom failed in their attempt to beat Mr. and Mrs. Fink to Hollywood. They at least will have the satisfaction of being Grandma and Grandpa before Harold's mother and father.

Right now the excitement of the announcement has worn off a little and we find Mama and Popper at home. And it's wonderful, Jake. Grandma and Grandpa. Yeah, Becky. Sometimes I can hardly believe it. A little grandson.

Jake, it might be our granddaughter. Hmm? Oh, maybe. Jake, are you sitting there pretending that you know it will be our grandson? No, mama, no. I didn't, I'd say maybe. Maybe they'll give it my name, huh?

It'll take a bloom. Little, take a bloom. Maybe it'll be a little bit back a bloom. Right, so then I'll still be happy. You know mama, one like you in the world ain't enough. There should be more people just like you.

You think so, Jake? No, I think so. Mama, I know so. For 25 years I've thought so. Together we'd have our ups and our downs. We lived in one little room before things was better than you helped me.

You sold me a cook and sometimes you press the knee pens on the iron and the little shaft wouldn't work. I ain't forget Mama. I ain't forgot the time you sold the first bunch of knee pens.

$7.42 profit from my... $7.43 Mama. I get a better price on the buttons than I thought I would. It's about the difference. I remember the event at Colley Highlands. And we had a good time on just a little bit.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, Papa. We come a long way from then. Sometimes, you know, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes, you know, just for the fun of it, sometimes I wish I was back in that little shop making me friends with my own hands.