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:35:31
Now what is it?
Where's the fire?

:35:33
- I've lost my car.
- Oh!

:35:35
And I thought it was
a matter of life and death.

:35:37
It is, to me.
That's why I came to this house.

:35:40
That's why I took this job
ghostwriting.

:35:43
Now you're being silly. We don't
need two cars. We have a car.

:35:46
Not one of those cheap new things
made of chromium and spit.

:35:50
An Isotta-Fraschini. Have you
ever heard of Isotta-Fraschini?

:35:54
All handmade. Cost me $28,000.
:36:01
So Max got that old bus down
off its blocks and polished it up.

:36:06
She'd take me for rides
in the hills above Sunset.

:36:10
The whole thing was upholstered
in leopard skin...

:36:13
and had one of those car phones,
all gold-plated.

:36:19
- That's a dreadful shirt.
- What's wrong with it?

:36:23
Nothing, if you work
in the filling station.

:36:25
And I'm getting rather bored with
that sport jacket and same baggy pants.

:36:31
Max, what's a good men's shop?
The very best? Well, go there.

:36:36
I don't need clothes, and I don't
want you buying them for me.

:36:39
Why begrudge me a little fun?
I just want you to look nice.

:36:44
And must you chew gum?
:36:53
Ah, there's nothing like
blue flannel for a man.

:36:56
This one, single-breasted,
of course.

:36:58
Now we need a topcoat. Let me see
what you have in camel's hair.


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