:23:02
How much money you got?
:23:04
Come on, how much?
:23:07
-A dollar and 1 2 cents.
-Just what l thought.
:23:10
Not even enough to rent a room.
:23:11
-l'll get by.
-How?
:23:13
l get rid of this load,
l'll get you a room.
:23:16
You needn't do that.
l'm grateful for the ride.
:23:18
You've been nice.
:23:19
lf l let you go, l'll be worrying,
wondering what happened to you.
:23:22
And l got enough worries
the way it is.
:23:25
l guess l'd be pretty dumb
not to say yes.
:23:28
Maybe l'm dumb anyway.
:23:30
You can figure that out later.
:23:37
l ain't used to taking in roomers
at 4:30 in the morning.
:23:39
lt's never too late to start.
The best people check in at 4:30.
:23:42
l don't know about that.
l never see any of them.
:23:50
Well, anyway, you got
a bed for a week.
:23:52
Yeah. That'll give me time
to find something to do.
:23:56
-l'll pay you back.
-l'm real worried about that.
:23:59
l got it all doped out
with the cops if you don't.
:24:07
What are you crying for?
:24:09
l don't know. Just crying.
:24:12
lf you got a load of
your face, you'd stop.
:24:14
You look like you walked
through a sprinkling system.
:24:17
Oh, you dames are sure screwy.
:24:20
Paul's wife pulls
the same stuff too.
:24:22
What stuff?
:24:23
One minute she's all right,
the next minute, she's bawling.
:24:26
She never knows why.
:24:28
The trouble with her is,
she wants a kid.
:24:30
Paul says no-go. They can't afford it.
:24:33
Don't get me wrong.
That's not why l'm crying.
:24:36
l get a kick out of you.
:24:38
l've picked up lots of girls on the road,
but none of them ever was like you.
:24:43
Come here.
:24:45
Come on, l ain't gonna bite you.
:24:49
l wasn't afraid of that.
:24:53
l always have liked redheads.
:24:55
You shouldn't. Red means stop.
:24:58
l'm colorblind.