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1:10:00
Why, he's president
of the whole bally thingamajig.

1:10:03
- Gets a salary, writes his own checks.
- Yes, that's what I mean.

1:10:07
What's wrong with that?
1:10:10
Old bean, Lina's been telling me
you're a bit soft in the head. Is that it?

1:10:15
- It sounded like that.
- Come now, that's not very wifely.

1:10:20
Hadrt you better change for dinner?
It's getting late.

1:10:24
Darling, Beaky's staying with us
for a few days.

1:10:27
- You know your room.
- I shart be a jiffy.

1:10:36
Look here. What right have you
to interfere in my affairs?

1:10:41
I wasrt really. I was only...
1:10:47
You were only what?
1:10:49
I was only trying to tell Beaky
that he shouldn't leave everything to you...

1:10:53
because if something went wrong,
he should take a little responsibility, too.

1:10:58
It's not as if you're both
experienced businessmen.

1:11:03
- What do you know about business?
- Very little. I was only...

1:11:07
Suppose Beaky had taken you seriously?
1:11:10
You'd have ruined the whole scheme,
you realize that?

1:11:13
- But if it werert any good...
- That's my business, not yours.

1:11:19
If I say it's good, it's good.
1:11:22
I'm going through with this deal.
1:11:24
I don't want any interference
from you or anyone else.

1:11:27
- Is that clear?
- Yes, that's clear.


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