:07:05
You are mistaken. I will be here
after you are gone, Mr. Peasant.
:07:15
You once asked what a philosopher
like me was doing in the washroom.
:07:20
Now I'll tell you. To my department
comes all the gossip ...
:07:32
He's not here. No one is here.
:07:39
Maybe the "private" sign should have
been printed in German, too.
:07:43
Or maybe you can't speak Spanish.
But I assure you, it says "private".
:07:48
We intend to see Mr. Mundson.
He's been avoiding us.
:07:53
Mr. Mundson is allergic
to messenger boys.
:07:57
The American lndian walks into
something that doesn't concern him.
:08:02
- That's an old American custom.
- You're not invited to the party.
:08:07
- Tell the old man to go away.
- No, you go away.
:08:12
- We intend to see Mr. Mundson.
- You said that before ...
:08:17
Get him on the telephone.
:08:23
Why didn't you say what you wanted?
:08:30
Mr. Mundson. This is Mr. Farrel.
:08:33
Some add these to their costumes.
I have two lovely heads of pigs ...
:08:42
No sale, Uncle Pio.
They'll just use their own faces.
:08:47
Ballin? There are two nice kids here
with German accents.
:08:53
They want an appointment with you.
One of them has a gun in my back.