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:27:01
As a matter of fact,
they don't even try anymore.

:27:03
You hear that, Pop?
The deal is off.

:27:05
Holy smokes.!
Is that you, Thompson?

:27:07
Are you comin'
back to work here?
Figured you guys needed a hand.

:27:10
Holy smokes!
They're takin' Thompson back.
Company's goin' to the dogs.

:27:13
What do you wanna
sit around inside
these armored trucks for?

:27:16
Take O'Hearn.
He's got the jitters.

:27:19
He goes out to Catalina,
spends his two-week vacation
in a glass-bottomed boat...

:27:23
so he can look out
four directions
at the same time.

:27:25
Hey, Walter.
How's the wife?

:27:28
My wife? She's at the beach.
We took a place down at Balboa.

:27:31
See, she thinks she's run-down,
needs a change.

:27:34
Actually, she likes
to take sunbaths.

:27:36
All women are nuts
about gettin' sunburned.

:27:38
I don't care. I indulge her.
I'm not picayune.

:27:41
Steve, you used
to have a wife,
didn't you?

:27:43
Whatever happened
to her? How is she?

:27:46
Well, so long, Pop,
and thanks a lot.

:27:48
So long, fellas.
I'll see ya all soon.

:27:50
So long.
Yeah, take it easy.

:27:53
I certainly made no hit
with that crack about
his wife, did I?

:27:56
Well, you know how it is.
He's divorced, but he's
still got her in his bones.

:28:01
I guess it takes some time.
Oh, but it's all finished.

:28:05
Now don't get me wrong.
He's all through with it.

:28:08
There's no question about that.
:28:17
That's just like you,
calling me up at my house from
a drugstore around the corner.

:28:21
You're sore?
:28:24
Keep eatin' that stuff,
you're gonna get
as fat as a horse.

:28:26
Steve, I wanna
tell you something.

:28:29
That fellow, Dundee?
Slim Dundee?

:28:31
He just asked me for a date.
He just took me out, that's all.

:28:35
Eat your lunch
these days?

:28:37
Come on, Steve.
Come on what?

:28:39
You can be a nice guy
when you want to.

:28:41
I don't think
you eat your lunch.

:28:43
I think you still spend your money
on costume jewelry junk instead.

:28:46
Just like old times.
What's like old times?

:28:50
Bawling me out.
Only this time in front
of a drugstore counter.

:28:53
I'm not sore because you
went out with somebody.

:28:54
It's perfectly all right.
It's none of my business.

:28:57
What do you expect me to do,
sit home and mope?

:28:59
I didn't mean to do
anything wrong.
"I didn't mean
to do anything wrong."


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