:19:00
Looks like he ran
into a brick wall.
:19:02
Go on, get your stuff
from the property clerk.
:19:08
Name?
:19:09
Phillip marlowe.
:19:09
You like our jail?
:19:12
Fine.
:19:12
When you came out
of your blackout, you started slugging,
:19:15
so i had to put you
to sleep again.
:19:17
Fine.
:19:18
Did you sleep nice?
:19:20
Fine.
:19:20
You remember me
at all?
:19:22
Fine.
:19:23
Don't you know
any other words but "fine"?
:19:25
The teeth i've got
i'd like to keep.
:19:28
All right, marlowe.
Sign here.
:19:36
Let's see
if it's all here.
:19:42
18 bucks. You ain't
exactly dough heavy, are you?
:19:50
Hey, sarge,
get a load of this-
:19:53
"kingsby publications, inc.
December 20.
:19:55
My dear mr. Marlowe,
your story if i should die before i live-"
:20:02
so you're a story
writer, too, hmm?
:20:04
The detective business
must be on the skids.
:20:05
What are you
trying to do, elevate yourself?
:20:08
If i should die
before i live. That's not bad.
:20:12
Marlowe:
It might happen to you.
:20:14
All right.
Come on, wise guy.
:20:17
Captain kane
wants to talk to you.
:20:31
Lieutenant: Captain,
this is marlowe. He slept well.
:20:33
He likes our jail.
Everything is fine.
:20:36
Marlowe: What's
the charge, captain?
:20:38
Drunk in
your car, ran up over the curb.
:20:39
When the boys
found you, you were passed out cold.
:20:43
Marlowe: Fine.
:20:43
We here in bay city
don't happen to think so.
:20:46
That's right, peeper,
:20:46
and the second time you get
picked up on a drunk-driving rap down here,
:20:51
you get a long,
long time to cool off.
:20:53
You don't exactly
walk out free the first time.
:20:55
Only reason
i'm talking to you instead of the judge
:20:57
is that you're
a private dick. You got a story?
:20:59
Marlowe: I went to sleep at
a friend's house. I woke up in a cell down the hall.