:26:02
I guess I said I would.
:26:05
But she had to change, so we decided
to go up to his place and wait for her.
:26:10
I don't remember
exactly what we talked about...
:26:13
... or how long before Monty
and Floyd came.
:26:16
Suddenly I began to feel worse
instead of better.
:26:20
Everything began to get fuzzy.
:26:24
You're doing all right, kid.
You're doing all right.
:26:29
You know what I'd do
if I had some dough, Sammy?
:26:32
I'd go to the liquor store,
and I'd tell the man...
:26:34
...wrap up three bottles of this liquor.
:26:37
Three bottles all at one time.
:26:40
Sammy...
:26:42
...let me tell you something.
:26:45
Not many civilians will take a soldier
into their house like this for a quiet talk.
:26:51
Well, let me tell you something.
:26:53
A guy that's afraid to take a soldier
into his house, he stinks.
:26:58
And I mean he stinks.
:27:01
He ought to have the screws put to him.
Am I right, or am I right?
:27:05
- Don't you think...?
- I asked you a question, Sammy.
:27:07
- What was that?
- You know what was that.
:27:10
Am I right, or am I right?
:27:13
- You're right, sergeant.
- You can say that again.
:27:16
You're all right, Sammy. You're okay.
:27:18
- Are you all right?
- I'm all right.
:27:22
I'll be right back.
I just need a little air.
:27:26
- Can I get you anything?
- He's all right. You heard him.
:27:29
- Let's have another round.
- There isn't time.
:27:31
What kind of a brush is this?
What's the matter, Jew boy?
:27:35
Afraid we'll drink all your
stinking wonderful liquor?
:27:52
I didn't wanna hear anybody
yelling at anybody.
:27:55
I decided not to go back.
:27:57
The air felt good.