An Apple? Whoa. It's a Macbook, darling. Top of the line, with the retina display. Hey,...

Mary Adler: [opening a present from Evelyn] An Apple? Whoa. Evelyn: It's a Macbook, darling. Top of the line, with the retina display. Frank Adler: Hey, you know who else has a retina display? Mary Adler: Fred! Evelyn: Mary, I understand you like mathematics. So, on there, you'll find a great out-of-print book by Charles Zimmer called "Transitions in Advanced Algebra." Mary Adler: Yeah. Love that book. Evelyn: You're saying you've read it? Mary Adler: Yeah, I've kind of moved on to differential equations now. Frank Adler: Don't forget your manners. Thank your grandma. Mary Adler: Thank you, Grandma. Evelyn: Grandmother or Evelyn will do just fine. There's so much more on there. Things I know you'll find really challenging. Frank Adler: Yes, but sadly it's a school night, and there's homework to do. What a surprise, though, right? Say good night to Grandmother or Evelyn. Mary Adler: Good night.