:20:02
- I take it that you're a journey's end.
- Yeah.
:20:06
That's me. Say, now look here.
:20:10
You had a lot of the boys last night laying
bags of gold at them little feet of yours.
:20:14
Them bags of gold is mine.
:20:16
Only I don't have to dig and sweat to get them.
:20:19
I see. They shovel it out of the ground...
:20:21
...and they hand it to you across the table
with the wheel on it.
:20:24
You're high-falutin', but you're smart, ain't you?
:20:27
Yes, I'm smart.
:20:29
You got a pretty way of holdin' your head.
:20:32
What's your proposition, Mr. Chamalis?
:20:35
All right. You work at the table, see?
:20:38
You're worth a lot to me as an attraction.
:20:40
They'll come swarming in here
like flies around a pot of honey.
:20:44
How would you like to get part of
all the gold that's dug up around here?
:20:48
Suppose I lose?
:20:49
You lose only when you wanna
and you win when you wanna.
:20:53
That's the kind of a little wheel it is.
:20:58
Is that the wheel Dan Morgan played?
:21:01
The very same one.
:21:04
Head feel better?
:21:07
Very much better, thank you.
:21:08
Then it's a bargain?
:21:10
Yes.
:21:18
Good.
:21:26
Like a swan, ain't it?
:21:30
That's what you're like.
:21:33
Soft and slick.
:21:36
A swan.
:21:42
One thing more, Mr. Chamalis.
:21:45
I suggest you get used to knocking on doors.
:21:49
All right, Swan.