Where the Sidewalk Ends
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1:04:02
I am. That's why I'm here.
I like stiff competition.

1:04:06
Here's your retainer for
Miss Taylor's father. It's $1,000.

1:04:09
I'll hold it. Come in around 5.30.
1:04:13
Mr Ackerman will see you,
Miss Taylor.

1:04:16
Thank you. Thank you very much.
1:04:21
I never heard of anything
so generous. What you just did.

1:04:26
Oh, my partner kicked in too.
1:04:29
You're an amazing man.
You know something?

1:04:33
I could kiss you, right here.
1:04:36
I'll take a rain check on that.
I'll give you an alibi for your boss:

1:04:40
Tell him you're late
because of police questioning.

1:04:44
Mr Friedman has dispensed
with my services.

1:04:47
I'm the notorious
Miss Morgan Taylor: Bad for buyers.

1:04:50
Might take their minds
off Mr Friedman's creations.

1:04:53
That mug! I'll run him in.
1:04:55
I bet you would.
1:04:58
All right. Goodbye.
1:05:01
Phone call for you, Mr Detective.
Do you want to answer it?

1:05:03
- No. I'm busy.
- That's what I thought.

1:05:05
I told him you weren't here.
1:05:07
It's wonderful how he looks at you.
He didn't even eat his ravioli,

1:05:11
he just eats you up with his eyes,
because you're so beautiful.

1:05:14
- Cut it out!
- What's the matter?

1:05:16
You don't know how to make love,
so I'm makin' love for you.

1:05:19
- Bye-bye, Martha.
- Bye.

1:05:26
It's a wonderful day.
1:05:31
No job, everybody against me,
my poor dad sitting in a cell,

1:05:35
and it's a wonderful day.
Isn't that amazing?

1:05:38
Hey, Mark!
1:05:40
Excuse me a minute.
1:05:43
- Hello, Mike.
- Where you been hidin', a manhole?

1:05:46
- What's up?
- Skipper's chewin' on the telephone.

1:05:48
Come on!
1:05:50
Do you mind going up to see Ackerman
alone? It might be better at that.

1:05:54
And wait for me at my hotel,
230a East 54.

1:05:57
I'll be there, Mark.
And thanks for everything.


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