:45:00
l'd buy myself a soft drink stand
on the Merrick Road.
:45:04
Nothing around here
but making old hags take in the garbage.
:45:15
Why didn't you go on home
to dinner with him?
:45:18
Doc did a pretty good job.
:45:25
Jimmy, come on up.
Supper is ready. Come on.
:45:32
Ain't we ever gonna eat anymore?
:45:35
You know,
there must be something in it.
:45:38
l mean to have a place to go to.
You sit in the same place every night.
:45:42
lt's your own chair.
:45:44
Not me. l'll take mine
in a dump with music,
:45:47
where you can have
anything you want you can pay for.
:45:50
You can have one thing one night,
something else the next.
:45:53
l'm gettin' sick of what l can pay for.
:45:55
l can remember different.
:45:59
You've changed more
than your face, all right.
:46:03
So you're gettin' ready for a little woman
and some kids, huh?
:46:06
l got enough dough.
:46:09
Well, l always say,
every sucker for what he wants.
:46:16
That Francey.
That girl you want to see.
:46:18
Why do you have to bother
with that cheap little--
:46:20
Cheap little what?
:46:21
Maybe l'm wrong.
We all make mistakes, boss.
:46:26
That's why they put rubber
on the ends of pencils.
:46:28
Well, who's the important
guy wants to see me?
:46:31
Come on, come on. l'm busy.
:46:35
Francey?
:46:37
How do you know my name?
Who are you?
:46:48
Well, for the love of...
:46:50
Marty.
:46:53
Yeah.
:46:57
How are you, Marty?
You did something to your face.