On the Waterfront
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:18:06
What do you do now?
:18:08
Like Big Mac said, come back tomorrow.
:18:10
Tomorrow? No ship tomorrow.
:18:12
I've been standing here for five
straight mornings and that bum there...

:18:16
-Come on, get out of here!
-...looks right through you.

:18:20
-I'm sorry, Father, I didn't mean it.
-What do you want to do?

:18:24
Come on, let's go get a ball.
:18:26
Wait a minute.
ls this all you do, just take it like this?

:18:31
What about your unions?
:18:36
No other union in the country'd
stand for a thing like that.

:18:39
The waterfront is tougher, Father,
like it ain't part of America.

:18:43
-Do you know how a trigger local works?
-No. How?

:18:46
You get up in the meeting, you make a
motion, the lights go out, then you go out.

:18:51
That's how it's been since Johnny
and his cowboys took over the local.

:18:54
Name one place where it's safe
to talk without getting clobbered.

:18:57
-The church.
-What?

:19:02
The bottom of the church.
:19:04
You know
what you're letting yourself in for?

:19:08
You got a cigarette on you?
:19:21
Right over there.
:19:30
-You working hard?
-Yeah.

:19:32
You wouldn't mind working once in a while
to justify this lofty position, would you?

:19:38
I finished the work.
I counted all them bags.

:19:41
We have an extra detail for you.
:19:43
That's if you don't mind
being disturbed or anything.

:19:48
The priest and this Doyle girl are getting
a meeting up together down at the church.

:19:52
We want a rundown on the names
and the numbers of all the players.

:19:56
Wait a minute. All right, you're nominated.
:19:59
Why me, Charley?
I feel funny going down there.


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