:35:06
Just in time. Thanks.
:35:08
Say...
:35:09
...you going home?
- Yes.
:35:11
I'll wait for you.
:35:16
Hey, Rock...
:35:18
...you wanna watch out. She's a jinx.
She put her last guy 6 foot under.
:35:24
Anybody ask you?
:35:26
I didn't say a word.
:35:34
- Who's carrying your books for you now?
- Nobody.
:35:37
I heard somewhere about you being
mixed up with a guy. Who was that?
:35:41
There was only one: My husband.
:35:43
- Took care of him?
- Yeah, about four years ago.
:35:49
What happened?
:35:50
What usually happens when a boy
gets mixed up...
:35:52
...with a bunch of would-be
tough guys.
:35:54
He was a swell kid
when we first got married.
:35:56
But he tried to give me a lot more
than he could get driving a cab.
:35:59
Partly my fault. I didn't stop him.
:36:02
Well, he got in deeper and deeper.
:36:04
One night, he tried to shoot it out
with the cops.
:36:06
That's what always happens, isn't it?
:36:08
Maybe with guys who don't know
their business.
:36:10
Hey, look, I think I got something
in my eye. Can you see anything?
:36:16
- No.
- Got a handkerchief?
:36:17
Yeah, sure.
:36:25
No, no. It's all right.
:36:26
What's the difference?
:36:28
I've seen everything.
:36:32
You know, you were right the other day.
:36:34
This neighborhood don't change much.
Know that?
:36:45
There's too much traffic.
We gotta wait for a better opening.
:36:48
Now, trail him slow. We'll get him.
:36:57
Well, here we are.
:36:58
Here we go.