:12:00
I don't know how to thank you.
I'm still so embarrassed.
:12:05
No reason to be. Anybody can forget
their money, I've done it myself.
:12:10
- Hi, honey.
- Come on in.
:12:14
I met this man at the meat counter.
What was your name?
:12:18
Tom Brookman. B-R-O-O-K-M-A-N.
:12:21
This is Miss Pola Debevoise.
And this is Miss Page, isn't it?
:12:26
- Mrs. Page.
- How do you do? It was very funny.
:12:29
I was ordering, and Miss Dempsey
said she only had a quarter...
:12:34
- Just set that down.
- Shall I put them in the kitchen?
:12:38
- Better not, the cook's not dressed.
- Really?
:12:43
- Thank you.
- I thought...
:12:44
Another day.
Give us a ring.
:12:46
- I don't know the number.
- It's in the book.
:12:49
- Thank you very much.
- I don't know your first name.
:12:53
He was nice.
I thought he'd have lunch.
:12:56
The first rule is, gentleman callers
have got to wear a tie.
:13:01
If we begin with characters like him,
we might as well throw in the towel.
:13:25
Thanks, Nick. Keep the change.
:13:29
- How do you do, Mr. Brookman?
- Hi, Pete.
:13:36
The thing to remember is,
a man in the cold cuts...
:13:40
...is not as attractive as one
in the mink department.
:13:44
- He was cute.
- Sure he was.
:13:46
- I never met a gas jockey that wasn't.
- Is that what he is?
:13:50
You bet your life he is. I know,
I married one once. Very cute.
:13:56
- I didn't know you were married.
- She just got back from Reno.