:04:01
Go away. This is history in the making.
:04:04
- What?
- There's a man biting a dog in there.
:04:08
Heel, boy.
:04:10
I can't stand this any longer.
:04:12
In a pig's eye, you will.
:04:15
Listen monkey face, when you fired me,
you fired the best news hound...
:04:19
...your filthy scandal sheet ever had.
:04:21
You wouldn't know a newspaper story
if it kicked you in the pants.
:04:25
I got all your copy. Why didn't you tell me
you were gonna write it in Greek?
:04:28
I'd start a new department.
:04:30
That was free verse,
you gas house palooka.
:04:32
What was free about it?
It cost this paper a gob of dough.
:04:35
And it's not going to cost us any more!
:04:37
Gordon.
:04:38
Did you know he reversed the charge?
:04:40
What? Why you...
:04:42
When you get back to New York,
you keep far away from this office.
:04:47
You're fired. You don't work here
anymore and you never will.
:04:52
What'd he say?
:04:57
So, you're changing your tune?
:05:01
You're late with your apologies.
:05:02
I wouldn't go back to work for you
if you begged me on your hands and knees!
:05:06
I hope this'll be a lesson to you.
:05:10
Did we tell that baby?
:05:12
- We don't need anymore of his lip.
- You told him, Pete.
:05:15
I guess he knows now,
how I feel about his job.
:05:18
I bet he does, too.
:05:19
Is my chariot ready?
:05:21
Your chariot awaiteth withouteth,
mighty King.
:05:26
- Lead on, sire.
- Make way for the king.
:05:28
Make way for the king.
:05:30
Long live the king.
:05:39
Philadelphia, all aboard!
:05:43
Step down Marty, King is back.
:05:45
On the rack in the back.
It's your goodbye chariot.
:05:50
Make hams of you and scram!
:05:52
Two thousand miles is a long trip.
:05:54
Make yourself comfortable
with a pleasant pillow.
:05:57
Pillow, sir?