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Mrs. Quimp just telephoned.
Her landlord is throwing her out again.
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She wants somebody to go and see her.
You better go.
:19:06
I'll go right along, Father.
Would you mind the puppies?
:19:15
Thank you.
:19:17
I'll bet you're the new assistant...
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the one who's going to get St. Dominic's
out of all its trouble.
:19:22
And I'll bet you're all the trouble.
I'll wager you're the man with the mortgage.
:19:26
- You've heard about the mortgage?
- All churches have mortgages.
:19:29
It isn't respectable
for a church not to have one.
:19:32
- My name's O'Malley.
- Mine's Haines.
:19:34
Nice meeting you. We may have to
touch you for a little more a little later on.
:19:37
We're gonna need
a new paint job here soon.
:19:40
I must run along. You look like a man
it'll be a pleasure to do business with.
:19:48
Yes.
:19:59
HATTIE: Get out! You're not putting me out!
:20:02
I'll pay you me rent when I get it!
:20:07
HATTIE: Good morning, Father.
O'MALLEY: Good morning.
:20:09
Hello, Father.
Mrs. Quimp and I were just discussing you.
:20:12
- You were?
- As you know, I represent...
:20:15
the Knickerbocker Savings
and Loan Company.
:20:17
Inasmuch as Mrs. Quimp
declines to pay her rent...
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the Knickerbocker Savings
and Loan Company...
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- refuses to offer her any further hospitality.
- Is she very far in arrears?
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TED: Mrs. Quimp has paid us nothing
for six months.
:20:28
O'MALLEY: It's certainly very nice of you
to show her leniency.
:20:31
Supposing the poor old woman
has no place to go?
:20:34
The Knickerbocker Savings and Loan
Company is not a charitable institution...
:20:38
like St. Dominic's.
:20:40
With us, it's just a matter
of cold-blooded business.
:20:43
With you it's different. You haven't got
anything and you don't want anything.
:20:47
That's your business
and people respect you for it.
:20:49
But I'm not in your business, see?
:20:51
If I haven't got anything
and don't want anything, I'm a bum.
:20:55
Surely there must be something
we can do about it.
:20:58
I don't know what you'll do about it, but
I'm going to throw her right out on her ear.