:22:02
and nothing in the world, including God
himself, can keep it from going over the edge.
:22:09
It just goes.
:22:11
Don't worry. I'm one of those logs
that just hang around in the calm.
:22:16
Hi.
:22:18
Hey, Polly, come on.
You're missing the big show.
:22:21
- Got myself a ringside table.
- Oh.
:22:26
Look at those.
Couple of colors I never heard of before.
:22:29
- This is my husband, Mr. Loomis.
- Hello.
:22:32
- You got yourself quite a girl.
- Well, she'll do for a while.
:22:37
Hi.
:22:40
We better be going.
:22:48
- What's that?
- Oh, it's a 1907 Maxwell.
:22:52
You make different models from little kits.
:22:55
Look kind of nice on a mantel...
if you have a mantel.
:22:58
- It's cute.
- Be all right if I don't foul it up.
:23:01
I generally foul things up.
:23:03
- Don't be silly.
- I have lately, anyway.
:23:05
Everything I touch, ever since Duluth.
:23:08
I met her in a big beer hall.
She was the most popular waitress they had.
:23:13
I guess it was the way
she put the beer on the tables.
:23:18
Until then I ran a good sheep ranch. Then
all of a sudden the sheep went dumb, or I did.
:23:24
That winter the sheep kept dying.
:23:27
- Everybody gets a run of bad luck.
- That won't cover it.
:23:30
I rented it to another rancher. He had
worse winters and made out all right.
:23:34
She was bored with the ranch. We spent
half our time in town in bars and nightclubs.
:23:41
After that I fouled up a couple more jobs.
:23:45
Then Korea. I went just to show her
I was young enough.
:23:48
They sent me home with battle fatigue!
:23:50
So don't tell me
I can't foul up a 1907 Maxwell!
:23:55
Didn't do any good to fix that hand.
You like to suffer.
:23:59
Maybe.