:30:01
You must go all out to win it.
:30:03
Is that so terrible,
to be marked as a chump?
:30:06
Among my people, being a chump
is like losing your citizenship.
:30:10
A chump is an outsider, a yokel
who will buy anything with varnish on it.
:30:14
Like a solid gold watch for a dollar?
:30:17
This is a real chump.
:30:19
Well, I think I'll get some rest
before we go out again.
:30:22
Brother Sky, I'm glad you found us.
You stay here and talk to Sister Sarah.
:30:26
Whatever your problems are,
she'll have the answers.
:30:29
- I hope so.
- I know so.
:30:32
If there's one thing
Sister Sarah never fails in,
:30:35
it's solving other people's problems.
:30:43
What did he mean by that?
:30:46
The way he said you never fail
in solving other people's problems.
:30:49
Haven't we changed places,
Mr Masterson?
:30:51
- Brother Sky.
- Aren't we supposed...
:30:53
Why do you have trouble
calling me Brother Sky?
:30:56
We're supposed to be
discussing your problems.
:30:59
Maybe non-sinners also have problems.
:31:01
If you are sincerely interested in
giving up gambling, Mr... Brother Sky,
:31:06
reading these pamphlets will help you.
:31:09
My daddy said reading pamphlets
never made anybody give up anything.
:31:13
Now, I had a more personal help in mind.
:31:15
There's a midnight prayer meeting
on Thursday.
:31:18
The day after tomorrow.
Who's going to help me until then?
:31:21
Well, our doors are always open.
Come in any time.
:31:27
You know what I think, Sister Sarah?
:31:30
I think you not only don't wanna help me,
but you're against me.
:31:33
I'm afraid that is true.
I'm afraid I don't trust you, Mr Masterson.
:31:37
- Brother Sky.
- Mr Masterson.
:31:40
You don't believe I'm a sinner.
:31:42
I'm prepared to believe you're the biggest
sinner I've ever met in my life.
:31:46
But you don't believe I want to repent.
:31:51
Is that it?
:31:57
All of a sudden you want a cup of coffee.