:03:12
Now, Marty, Marty.
Don't get sore, Marty.
:03:16
Who's sore?
:03:17
When Georgie tells me a customer don't
wanna pay up his bill, I wanna hear why.
:03:21
Because I'm tired of being
milked like a cow every week.
:03:25
Why can't I pay you off?
:03:27
Cut that out, orry.
I run a legitimate laundry.
:03:29
What laundry tells you
how many tablecloths to take?
:03:32
My laundry. It's our policy.
We want our customers should be clean.
:03:36
Who needs so many tablecloths?
Who comes to a place like this to eat?
:03:40
Every customer has a quota.
Otherwise, he wouldn't pay me.
:03:43
Mr. Orry.
:03:50
- Mr. Orry.
- That's all right. That's all right.
:03:54
- Let go of me!
- Oh, it's you again.
:03:56
- She broke my leg. I'm gonna sue.
- My dear man.
:04:00
- It was an accident.
- Accident? She kicked me on purpose.
:04:04
- Impossible.
- I can explain.
:04:05
Did you or did you not
kick this customer?
:04:08
Yes. But I warned him.
I warned him three times.
:04:11
- You're fired.
- That's not fair. He's the one who's wrong.
:04:14
He's got 1 o cents for a dance.
He can't be wrong.
:04:17
Cash in your ticket and get out of here.
:04:19
The next dance is on the house.
Enjoy yourself.
:04:22
But be careful the way you dance.
:04:25
Get him a girl.
:04:35
Marty, you gotta understand my angle.
Now, business hasn't been so...
:04:43
Not bad, huh?
:04:45
I could fix it up. She's one of those
stage-struck ones. You know the type.
:04:50
Too bad, kid.
:04:53
You gonna pay up, orry?
:04:55
Or you want we should
suspend our service?