:56:01
Just stick up for your rights
when they get fresh with you.
:56:03
And always take a bottle in your right hand
and when they're comin' to...
:56:12
I may spoil her appetite.
:56:23
Good morning.
Would you like to see the menu, ma'am?
:56:25
- What are you doing here?
- I'm waiting for your order.
:56:28
I don't want you around here.
:56:29
I don't blame you after last night.
I'm very glad of this chance to apologize.
:56:33
I don't like sarcasm
so early in the day from waiters.
:56:36
There's no sarcasm intended, ma'am.
:56:38
You hate me, why hide it behind silly words?
:56:40
That's not an accurate account of my feelings.
The worst I feel is kind of philosophical.
:56:46
What are you standing there for?
I told you I don't want you around here.
:56:49
If you don't mind, I'd like to work here until
I get money to go back to New York.
:56:53
You could steer clear of the harpies next time.
:56:57
What would you have for breakfast?
Would you like to see the menu?
:57:00
I'll give you your fare back
to Gramercy Park, Mr. Carmichael.
:57:03
I'm sorry, but I have some notion
on the subject of handouts.
:57:07
- I'm not good enough to give you money.
- I'm not bad enough to take it, ma'am.
:57:11
If you don't hate me, I hate you.
With all of your talk about being a poet...
:57:15
...you're small, mean, righteous,
and no different from the rest.
:57:18
- Would you like to see the menu, ma'am?
- Bring me some toast, coffee and jam.
:57:22
And yes...
:57:24
...some lamb kidneys in wine sauce.
:57:27
Yes, ma'am.
:57:35
I just met a fellow
who told me something very interesting.
:57:40
I told you what was going to happen to
you if I ever caught you lyin'!
:57:44
I caught you.
:57:47
What a pleasant way to begin
a conversation, Louis.
:57:49
And before breakfast, too.
:57:51
- You wasn't alone in the rain.
- You mean yesterday.
:57:54
You know what I mean. Yeah, yesterday.
:57:58
You was seen.
:57:59
Come out with it. Don't sit there
like a dog barking at a cat in a tree.