Late for Dinner

[first lines]

Frank Lovegren:
[narration] It was 1962. Willie and me had been traveling through the night, running from a crime we never committed. Willie was still driving pretty good, considering he had a bullet in his body and all.

Frank Lovegren:
[to a dozing Willie] Sure is strange to be driving on this side of the road...

Frank Lovegren:
That lady right there has a phone in her dress.

Dr. David Arrington:
You can't freeze people like hamburger.

Frank Lovegren:
Willie, what about my new kidney?

Willie Husband:
It's near the soda...

Frank Lovegren:
The reason for time is so everything doesn't happen all at once, Willie.

Frank Lovegren:
That wall there just gave that lady money.

Frank Lovegren:
I used to give you rides on my back when you were just a little girl. You're too big for that now.

[last lines]

Frank Lovegren:
I knew it, Willie was right. As long as you keep trying, everything always works out in the end. Even for a guy like me. I flew up to Minnesota and got myself a brand new kidney, with a lifetime guarantee. See ya later...