:38:24
He wiII caII, he won't caII.
:38:27
He wiII, he won't.
:38:29
Yes, no.
:38:32
He'd better caII.
:38:43
Those fIowers
wiII brighten up the room a Iot, AIice.
:38:46
I think so.
:38:48
I'm going out, Mom.
:38:51
-Hey, where's the funeraI?
-I thought you were going out.
:38:54
What's the big idea?
:38:59
I get it.
:39:01
It's that RusseII guy.
:39:04
I saw you with him aII right.
:39:06
You mean downtown yesterday, WaIter?
:39:08
Yes, I mean,
''Downtown yesterday, WaIter.''
:39:11
I passed you cIose enough to puII a tooth
but you never saw me.
:39:14
You were too busy waving your hands.
:39:16
I never saw anybody as busy as you get
when you're towing a barge.
:39:19
What of it, WaIter?
If you happen to see her on the street...
:39:23
...when a nice young man
is being attentive to her.
:39:25
Wait a minute. You got the parts mixed.
:39:28
It was IittIe AIice who was being attentive.
:39:31
What were you doing waIking so cIose
to your oId paI MiIdred's boyfriend?
:39:34
-Why, WaIter!
-Never mind.
:39:35
To the horrid, aII things are horrid.
:39:38
Get out. I found out aII about
that RusseII guy down at the shop.
:39:42
He's supposed to be tied up with MiIdred...
:39:44
...and when oId man PaImer dies,
RusseII wiII be his son-in-Iaw.
:39:48
He'II bareIy have to Iift his feet
to step into the oId man's shoes.
:39:51
Yes.
:39:52
You reaIIy are vuIgar, WaIter.
:39:55
You better take it easy.
:39:56
The PaImers wiII have you ruIed
off the track when they see your coIors.