FATHER Working too hard. You shouldn't be lifting things.

You must be tired, Paul. Will you have food?

Poor thing, she looks so tired.

You think about a lot of things when you're tired. I can't do it.

Things like that don't improve as we get on in years.

Help us get this stuff up to your camp. The old man's tired.

You're very tired. It will pick you up.

I hate you fetching and carrying for me, but you know, my poor old legs are a bit tired.

Hey, Maximilian, I'm running on empty.

When I got back,

Mrs. Anton, I think you'd better go to bed. You must be tired.

But we don't have anything else. It's already been checked through.

But, Ed, I get so tired of learning how to eat and dressing and finding out where the heck things are.

Recife

I wanted to go back to the hotel. Sylvie was tired.

We were looking for something and found something else.

Get your taralli here!

Things, things. Things that can be bought.

Something I bought for Kathy.

Hi, Susy, I've got the groceries.

Then everything comes in, nothing goes out.

What do I do?

Lost something?

You haven't anything to hide, have you?

Something has... fallen, Sir.

Something new has been added.

Have you lost something?

Something's burning.

There was so much to learn.

Find what you wanted?

Oh, something bit me.

I guess he must feel tired after this election, he might resign sooner.

Tony, I've been writing this stuff for years.

You're tired. I'm also tired.

I'm tired, tired!

Found anything interesting?

Nothing left behind!

I just got the groceries.

Here are the goods.

Hey, you dropped something.

He's gone out shopping, sir. Oh.

They found something called Twitter.

I almost die laughing at the things he says.

I bet you ain't bought half my order.

I've sacrificed everything