:28:01
Thank you, Mr Waterbury,
and thank you, Mr Babcock,
:28:04
and thank you, Miss Pettypass and...
:28:07
And how.
:28:08
- Well, goodbye.
- Goodbye.
:28:10
- Bye.
- Goodbye.
:28:17
- A big future.
- (Man) lmmense.
:28:19
- I've had my eye on him for some time.
- (Man) Huh?
:28:41
- Look, kid...
- What?
:28:43
Can I talk to you? It's important.
:28:45
Can you tell me tomorrow? I've got to go
to the Maxford House and get my cheque.
:28:49
That's what I want to talk about.
Harry and Dick and I... Well...
:28:53
- Well, what?
- It's like this. You see, we...
:28:55
- (Baxter) Oh, MacDonald.
- Yes, sir?
:28:57
Was that "It's bred in the bean,"
or just plain "Bred in the bean"?
:29:01
"It's." Just "Bred in the bean" might
sound like bread, like bread and butter.
:29:05
- Naturally. I don't know why I didn't realise.
- Is that all, sir?
:29:08
Yes. Have a nice time and
don't spend all your money in one place.
:29:12
- Thank you, sir. Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
:29:16
Great mind.
:29:18
Did you wish to speak to me, Darcy?
:29:22
Who, me? Oh, no, sir.
I was just watching them go out.
:29:26
Well, it's been quite an exciting day,
hasn't it?
:29:29
(Laughs)
:29:30
Yeah, and it ain't even over yet.
:29:36
I said, "You can stay here
till Hoboken freezes over."
:29:38
- I should have fired all of them.
- I was mortified.
:29:42
The biggest moment in commercial annals
muffed by a gang of horse whistlers
:29:45
who wouldn't know a slogan
from a poke in the eye with a stick.
:29:49
- I thought I'd die of embarrassment.
- I wish they'd died of lockjaw.
:29:52
What good are these contests, anyway?
:29:54
They disrupt the entire organisation,
they make you millions of enemies,
:29:58
and all they prove
is that you're making too much money,