How does artie respond to his father when vladek calls to ask him for help with fixing the drainpipe?

In "Maus," when Vladek calls Artie for help with fixing the drainpipe, Artie initially responds with frustration and reluctance. He feels burdened by his father's constant demands and the emotional weight of their relationship. Despite his annoyance, Artie ultimately agrees to help, reflecting the complicated dynamics of their father-son relationship. This interaction highlights both the tension and the sense of obligation that Artie feels toward his father.