:53:02
- I want you to.
- We'd better get back to town.
:53:06
I couldn't stand there looking
at her. I had to keep moving.
:53:11
Her story about Johnny sounded real.
:53:13
I'd buy it, on approval,
as the dolls say.
:53:17
Only maybe I was buying a lot more
than that, and didn't know it.
:53:26
McGee, 25 Palmetto Street.
It was a nice little house.
:53:26
McGee, 25 Palmetto Street.
It was a nice little house.
:53:30
He'd probably paid 4 or 5000 for it,
before houses went up.
:53:35
From all I hear, it would
probably bring 15 G's by now.
:53:41
And here was this guy, McGee,
all nicely reformed.
:53:44
Chances are,
it's the first house he ever lived in.
:53:48
When this is over, go see him, Father.
You two would get along.
:53:53
But I had something else
on my mind right then.
:53:58
- What'll it be?
- Phone company, checking calls.
:54:02
Did you get one from St. Louis
a little while ago?
:54:09
- Hiya, Murdock?
- Okay, McGee.
:54:13
Step right in.
:54:21
Oh, McGee, this is Mike.
:54:24
Hiya, Mike?
:54:26
I'm fine now.
:54:31
- What a nice place you've got.
- It's messed up right now.
:54:35
Joe, that's my kid, he brought
this junk back from Japan.
:54:39
Joe took this off a Nip colonel.
Ain't it a pip?
:54:45
Almost cut your head off, didn't I?
Joe says these are new.
:54:49
- Those are German.
- That's what Joe said. How'd you know?
:54:54
I'd turn them into Army ordnance.
Start coughing too hard...
:54:58
...there'll be nothing left
but the gold in your teeth.