Liddy Talbot: Well, while I was dating your father, I broke up with him for a drummer. Drummers, they're bad news.
Tim: So it would seem.
Liddy Talbot: Well, after we had Liz, he just took off. Left me broke, stranded. Your father, bless his heart, gave me money so I could buy a piano and start giving lessons.
Tim: Wow! So he loaned you money to help you out.
Liddy Talbot: Yeah. And by the time I was able to repay him, he'd died. So then I saw you on TV yesterday, and I realized this was my chance to settle up.
Tim: Liddy, this was a long time ago. It was between you and him.
Liddy Talbot: Oh, no, no, Tim. Please.
Tim: I can't take your money.
Liddy Talbot: Tim! Tim! It's very important to me.
Tim: Well, you know, what's funny is that my mom is moving back in town, and Dad always wanted her to have a china hutch. And maybe that's what I'll use this for.
Liddy Talbot: That's a great idea. Um, buy it, don't build it. I saw yesterday's Tool Time.