: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?
:06:06
Driver! If you'll be good enough
to move those newspapers, I'll have a seat.
:06:20
Hey, wait a minute!
:06:25
What do you think you're doing?
:06:27
The papers. What's the idea of
throwing them out?
:06:29
The papers? It's a long story, my friend.
:06:33
I never did like the idea
of sitting on newspapers.
:06:35
I did it once, and all the headlines
came off on my white pants.
:06:39
It actually happened.
Nobody bought a paper that day.
:06:42
They followed me all over town and read
the news off the seat of my pants.
:06:46
A fresh guy. What you need is
a good sock on the nose.
:06:52
Listen partner,
you may not like my nose, but I do.
:06:56
I always wear it out in the open so...
:06:58
...if anybody wants to
take a sock at it, they can.