It's David Hoffman filmmaker, and you're about to see, I think, an amazingly charming clip.

It's a clip from the documentary I made for television on an aircraft carrier, and the story was, How did these people do this?

And why did they do this?

Why do they become sailors and stick out this long time?

It C six months at sea, and part of the story involves the last moments before they get on the ship.

And this little scene is a kind of thing, only a documentary filmmaking get.

If he has his eyes open because you couldn't have scripted this, there's no way I could have made this up.

It happened, and all of a sudden the camera men and I are like, Whoa!

And we shoot this scene.

So I'm following three sailors.

You're going to see one and were there with him, and I asked the question.

So what do you do before you go to see?

And the wife says, I'll show you and you see what you're about to see.

Is it a charming scene for me?

It is.

Is it a wonderful moment for me?

It is.

Tell me what you think, e I hate to leave.

This should be the last time.

I hope so.

On the last day, we were usually pretending he's really not going anywhere.

When we do on that day, I'm making really good.

Then we all settle on the table.

We say a prayer with me that dinner comes eight o'clock.

We put the little kids to bed.

He has to talk with the kids after he finished talking to the kids.

You know me who usually sit down and we just get drunk.