:53:02
Just a minute.
:53:05
"...none other than our friend,
:53:06
"Mugley Wugg the tortoise."
:53:09
That's who I thought it was.
:53:18
They love you so.
:53:19
To think I used to use you
as the boogeyman.
:53:22
I don't feel no different towards them
than if they was mine.
:53:26
They're so proud of you, it hurts sometimes.
:53:29
They think you're George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln rolled together, only finer.
:53:33
Donnie had a fight on your account today.
:53:36
He did, eh? The little son of a gun.
What about?
:53:40
One of the boys heard his father say
you're a grafter. Shouted it out at recess.
:53:45
Donnie didn't know just what it meant,
but he hit him anyway.
:53:49
Too bad, isn't it?
:53:52
I thought you didn't care about that.
What's that slogan of yours?
:53:56
"You can't rob the people because what
you rob, you spend" and something or other.
:54:00
I wasn't married to you, then, Dan.
:54:05
I think you're a fine man, Dan,
:54:08
Who? Me?
:54:09
Yes, you. I think you're a fine, honest man
with decent impulses and everything else.
:54:14
I couldn't have been as close to you
and been mistaken.
:54:17
I don't think I could love you so much.
I know I couldn't admire you so much.
:54:21
What have you been drinking?
:54:23
You're a tough guy, McGinty.
You're not a wrong guy.
:54:26
If you were on the other side,
you'd play just as hard.
:54:29
- You mean a dick?
- I don't mean anything in particular.
:54:32
I just mean that to have all the power
you have to do things for people,
:54:36
and never to do anything
except shake them down a little,
:54:39
seems like a waste of something,
doesn't balance.
:54:42
Do you understand?
:54:44
What are you trying to do? Reform me?
:54:46
I'm just being dull. I guess
I went to one lunch too many this week.
:54:50
I heard so much about sweatshops and
child labour and firetraps, the poor people...
:54:55
I couldn't do anything about those things
if I wanted to, honey.
:54:58
Those are the people he works with,
they're the people that put me in.