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- Why?
- I don't know. It gives me the willies.
:40:05
That's why I've always had you around
when we've been rehearsing the code.
:40:08
- You've noticed that, haven't you?
- Yes, but...
:40:10
I tell you, I haven't been alone with her
for 10 seconds.
:40:14
All I want is that code.
I'm telling you true.
:40:17
- But you're going away with her.
- You're coming with us, aren't you?
:40:24
You want me to?
:40:27
- You don't think I'd go without you.
- You mean that, Stan?
:40:30
Absolutely. You satisfied?
:40:34
Oh, Stan, I don't care about nothing now.
Nothing in the world.
:41:12
The old geezer's trap was hangin'open a mile...
:41:16
lappin'up every word
the kid handed him.
:41:19
- Stan.!
- You were great, Stan.!
:41:22
- Where'd you go to?
- I hid in my truck.
:41:24
Stan, you sure done noble.
I always knew you was a born mentalist.
:41:28
Imagine giving a cop a cold reading
and getting by with it!
:41:31
- Look who I had for a teacher.
- Nice work, kid. You're a real carny.
:41:34
You ought to have heard Stan spout gospel
to that hypocrite. It was like Sunday school.
:41:38
- You must've been raised pretty religious.
- Yeah, in a county orphanage.
:41:42
- Didn't you have any folks?
- If I did, they weren't much interested.
:41:45
- Where'd you learn all this gospel?
- In the orphanage.
:41:48
That's what they used to give us on Sunday
after beating us black-and-blue all week.
:41:51
Then when I ran away,
they threw me in the reform school.
:41:54
But that's where I got wise. I let the chaplain
save me and got a parole in no time.
:41:59
Boy, how I went for salvation.