Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
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:26:00
Well, how about tonight? What would you
like in the way of entertainment?

:26:03
Entertainment?
:26:04
Your uncle had a weakness for dark ones.
Tall and stately.

:26:08
How would you like yours?
Dark or fair?

:26:11
Tall or short? Fat or thin?
Tough or tender?

:26:14
- What are you talking about?
- Women.

:26:16
Ever heard of 'em?
:26:18
Oh!
:26:19
- Name your poison, and I'll supply it.
- Some other time, Cobb.

:26:24
Okay. You're the boss.
:26:26
When your blood begins to boil,
yell out.

:26:28
I'll be seeing you.
:26:33
He talks about women
as if they were cattle.

:26:35
Every man to his taste, sir.
:26:38
Tell me, Walter, are all these stories
l hear about my uncle true?

:26:41
Well, sir, he sometimes had as many
as 20 in the house at the same time.

:26:45
- Twenty? What'd he do with 'em?
- That is something l never found out.

:27:19
Hey! You going out?
:27:22
- Yes. Isn't that all right?
- No.

:27:24
- You never go out without telling us.
- Who are you?

:27:26
We're your bodyguards.
:27:28
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

:27:29
Mr. Cobb said
stick to your tail.

:27:32
That's very nice of Mr. Cobb, but l
don't want anybody sticking to my tail.

:27:36
Sorry, mister.
Orders is orders.

:27:38
We gotta get you up in the morning,
put you to bed at night.

:27:41
Only it's all right. No matter
what we see, we don't see nothin', see?

:27:44
- That's gonna be fun.
- Some people like it.

:27:46
- Will you do something for me first?
- Sure.

:27:49
Put that away, slug.
At your service.

:27:51
- Would you get my trunk out for me?
- Certainly.

:27:54
With pleasure.

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