1:16:01
You take it easy.
I only meant it for your sake.
1:16:04
If you had any consideration at all,
you wouldn't even mention money!
1:16:08
OK. But anytime you want to,
you can always pull out.
1:16:11
They'll fix you up with a divorce,
just for the asking.
1:16:14
Tell them how I lied to you,
married you for your money.
1:16:16
- I'm wanted for murder...
- You didn't murder that girl!
1:16:19
- Maybe I did. You didn't ask me.
- I knew you didn't.
1:16:21
- What do you know about me?
- All I know is that I love you!
1:16:24
I love you, Eric, I love you!
1:16:49
I could talk for the rest of the
night about my batting average.
1:16:52
How many times I've struck out.
1:16:54
Even when I hit a home run,
it isn't any different.
1:16:57
Like the time in New York,
just before I came west.
1:17:00
I'd started a publicity office.
1:17:03
Like always,
it was great at the beginning.
1:17:05
A guy comes along,
wants to buy the business.
1:17:08
Offered me eight thousand bucks.
I took it.
1:17:11
We had a big celebration that night.
1:17:13
In a couple of hours,
I'd lost half of it back.
1:17:17
To him and his friends.
1:17:18
I knew the dice were loaded,
but I couldn't prove it.
1:17:21
Anyway, I came west.
Chicago for a while.
1:17:26
Then Omaha.
1:17:28
Las Vegas. That's where I dropped
the other half of the dough.
1:17:32
When I was kicked off of that bus
at Walton,
1:17:35
I only had one dollar left.
1:17:39
And then...
1:17:41
Ah, but why go on?
1:17:44
I want to know everything about you.
1:17:49
It all adds up to only one thing.
1:17:51
A washout.
1:17:52
That's what you're looking at.
A complete washout at 30.
1:17:57
Yeah, I'm finished OK.
1:17:59
- You're not finished, Eric.
- Sure I am.