:27:01
That sounds fine.
How do you go about arranging it?
:27:04
You mean, how do you go about
arranging it?
:27:06
Yeah.
:27:11
Well, I'd say marry the girl.
:27:14
All right, I will.
:27:18
He comes out and starts
peppering me with light lefts.
:27:21
I'm taking it, see? I'm waiting
for an opening with me right cocked...
:27:25
...but it don't come.
First round, pepper.
:27:27
Second round...
:27:29
- Hello, Sammy.
- Hi, Pinkie. Back booth empty?
:27:32
Well, if it ain't, I'll empty it.
:27:38
Two Scotches, on the house.
:27:41
You'll like this place.
:27:44
Tess Harding, Pinkie Peters.
:27:46
He's telling me who you are.
You write for Sammy's paper.
:27:49
I read your column all the time.
:27:51
I don't understand it, but I read it.
:27:54
- It that from the right bottle?
- The best we have, sir.
:27:57
Don't give them
the cockamamie bar stock.
:27:59
No. No, sir.
:28:01
Well...
:28:04
...what can I do for you?
:28:06
Skip your story of your fight
with Braddock.
:28:09
Sure.
:28:10
The Carnera fight, maybe?
:28:14
No. Another Scotch, maybe.
:28:17
Good idea.
:28:19
- Make mine a double.
- Me too.
:28:23
Sure.
:28:28
Well, we're alone. Talk.
:28:30
You do have something to talk about?
:28:33
Yeah, yeah. You.
:28:37
I'd like to know what you like
and don't like...
:28:40
...and how you feel about being you.
:28:42
I feel very good about it. Always have.
:28:44
I like knowing more about
what goes on than most people.
:28:49
- And telling them.
- Yeah, and telling them.
:28:53
Thanks, Joe.
:28:58
Lot of drink in these.
:28:59
I don't know.