Family Encounter (1970)

Complete Record: Various scenarios featuring families, including a husband's hopeful work promotion, playful card games, discussions of past misunderstandings, and a young man's struggles with graduation credits. Tensions rise as he expresses a desire to drop out, prompting differing reactions from his family members.

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Honey, hurry up, will you? I got something very important to tell you. >> Just a minute. You know, honey, I think I'm going to get a break at the office. You know, the manager called me in his office today. Thank you for the way I handle that sales publicity job. Yeah. He offered me coffee and now set up that really means something. It's the first time he's called me in the office in 5 years. A couple of guys ahead of me, but that doesn't mean anything. The guys up front are thinking about me. Baby, you know, darling, the fact that he invited me into the office, that really means something. The manager is a funny guy. You know, you don't think he's watching you, but but he's really got his eye on you. Elling, are you listening? Heat. Heat. Love builds today into forever. My bad. One club. >> Hey, this is an important rubber. We'll tell a story for the evening. Four hearts. >> Six hearts. Don't be >> No doubles. No doubles. >> We're only four down. >> Good night. >> Good night. Done. >> Good night, Pat. Good night, Earth. >> You know what I'm going to tell you? We've been through that thing a hund times. >> You made as many mistakes. >> When you lead a king, >> you just floored me. >> How you expect me to figure out what they got when I came to figure out what you got? Clear. Hey One adult, one child. >> But dad, >> one adult and one child. >> Okay, son. Here's your fix. >> Dad, you knew I turned 12 last month. >> Uh, what difference does a couple of weeks make? >> Gee, Dad, you're smart. I wish I could cheat as good as you. >> Will you hold it down a minute? Will you please hold it down? They accepted the bid, didn't they? And I think that we're going to make a good profit on it. I spoke to Arahead next. I'm going to speak to Pioneer. >> Listen, it's ridiculous for you to feel this way about it. Just hold down a minute. >> Mommy, when's daddy coming home? Anybody home? >> You got the ball. >> Hey, where's your mother? Where are you going? >> Hi there. Hey, Pop. Can I talk to you? >> Sure. >> What is it? >> I'm going to be short some credits for graduation and unless I go to summer school. >> Oh, that's good. You know, I think I'll drop out of school, Bob. I'm not going anywhere. >> Well, what do you know? >> See, I took my first trip today. That asset, man, was it groovy. >> Okay, whatever you think's best. >> Howard, was that Chris? Mhm. >> What did he have to say? >> Oh, it wasn't important. Some children would just give up and go away.


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