1:06:10
That's puttering, sir.
1:06:12
No. That's...
1:06:13
Well, well, well.
It's all right if you like it, I guess.
1:06:18
Can anybody...?
Anybody can do that?
1:06:20
Oh, no, sir.
Some people are natural putterers...
1:06:23
...others can never master it.
1:06:25
You mean, some people are born
and never would become putterers?
1:06:28
- Yes.
- Oh, my. Wouldn't that be tragic?
1:06:30
Not to know that
you could never be a putterer?
1:06:33
How about me?
Do you think, if I concentrated...
1:06:35
...and put my whole soul into it...
1:06:38
...someday I might be a putterer?
- You, sir?
1:06:41
You could never be a putterer.
Not a good putterer.
1:06:44
I don't want to putter.
If I can't be a good putterer...
1:06:48
What makes you think
I couldn't be a good putterer?
1:06:50
Well, sir, to be a putterer,
one's mind must be at ease.
1:06:54
A person with a problem
could never be a putterer.
1:06:57
For instance,
a fish can putter in water...
1:07:01
...but not on land,
because he'd be out of place.
1:07:04
An eagle can putter around
a rugged mountaintop...
1:07:08
...but not in a cage, because he'd be
restless and unhappy.
1:07:12
Now, sir, if you'll pardon me,
with all respect...
1:07:15
...as a Smythe to a Smith,
you are an eagle in a cage.
1:07:21
- A bird in a gilded cage?
- Yes, sir.
1:07:24
That's all I wanted to know.
1:07:46
Hello.
1:07:48
Hello, Gallagher?
Hello, Gallagher, old pal.
1:07:50
How are you, old pal, huh?
1:07:53
Oh, hello, Stew.
1:07:55
I'm pretty good. Can't complain.
How's our gentleman of leisure?