l worried about you last night. You shouldn't have run off that way.
Well, l-- l suddenly felt such a fool.
l wanted to drive you home. Are you all right?
Oh, yes. Yes, l'm fine. No aftereffects.
But as l remember now, the water was cold, wasn't it?
- It sure was. - What a terrible thing for me to do.
You were so kind.
lt's a, a formal thank-you note and a great big apology.
- Well, you've nothing to apologize for. - Yes, l do.
The whole thing must have been so embarrassing for you.
Not at all. l enjoyed--
Talking to you.
Well, l enioyed talking to you.
Well, l'll get my mail.
Would you like to have a cup of coffee?
No. No, thank you.
Oh, l couldn't mail it. l didn't know your address, but l had a landmark.
l remembered Coit Tower. It led me straight to you.
That's the first time l've been grateful for Coit Tower.
- l hope we will too. - What?
- Meet again sometime. - We have.
Good-bye.
Where are you going?
Oh, l don't know.
- Shopping? - No.
Well, anywhere in particular?
No. l iust thought that l'd wander.
Oh. That's what l was going to do.
Oh, yes, that's right. l forgot.
lt's your occupation, isn't it?
Well, don't you think it's kind of a waste for the two of us--
- To wander separately? - Uh-huh.
Ah, but only one is a wanderer.
Two together are always going somewhere.
No, l don't think that's necessarily true.
- You left your door open. - Be right back.