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Mr. Dietrich: [facing Ida] We froze Victor's pension because of the dispute with the other family. But you're absolutely right, Manitoba law states that a common-law wife is entitled to her husband's pension. Even if you're not legally married, you'll still prevail in the case. Of course, you'd have to prove you're a common-law wife with DNA tests of children, lease in both your names, phone bills, that sort of thing. But I think you'd win.Grandma Ida: Finally a Canadian who isn't an idiot.Mr. Dietrich: The problem is, the pension's only $43.50 a month. Canadian. And what with hiring a lawyer, court costs, other expenses... it would all cost so much, I don't see you breaking even for 20 or 30 years. Do you think you'll live that long?Lois: God no! I mean... no.Mr. Dietrich: Well I don't think you'll be breaking even anytime soon.Lois: [faces Ida as Dietrich leaves] Well mom, you tried. Let's go.Grandma Ida: No, we're going to do this.Lois: Weren't you listening? He says you would lose money going after this thing.Grandma Ida: I don't care. We're going to get a lawyer.Lois: You really hate these people so much that you'll ruin yourself just to get even with them. It's stupid.Grandma Ida: [referring to Victor] He was my husband.

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