:06:01
That ain't goin' in, Mister.
:06:02
How are you gonna stop it?
:06:06
l ain't.
:06:09
You are.
:06:13
Just how much do you want this crew
to have a liberty?
:06:16
Enough to stop this ''friction''?
:06:19
Enough to stop writing letters ever?
:06:22
'Cause that's the only way
this crew is going to get ashore...
:06:24
...this day or any other day.
:06:31
Now we've had our little chat.
:06:34
What do you say?
:06:38
How did you get in the Navy?
:06:41
How did you get on our side?
:06:44
You ignorant, arrogant, ambitious...!
Keeping 62 men in prison...
:06:48
...'cause you got a palm tree
for the work they did!
:06:51
l don't know which l hate worse,
you or that other malignant growth--
:06:55
How'd you ever get to be
commander of a ship?
:06:57
l realize in war time they have to scrape
the bottom of the barrel...
:06:59
...but where'd they ever scrape you up?
:07:01
There's just one thing left for you, Mister.
A general court-martial!
:07:03
Fine, court-martial me!
:07:05
l'm asking for it! lf l can't get transferred,
l'll get court-martialed! l'm fed up!
:07:10
You'll need a witness.
:07:13
Call your messenger.
l'll say it over again in front of him.
:07:17
Go on, call him. You want me to call him?
:07:31
You're a smart boy, Roberts.
:07:35
But l know how to take care of smart boys.
:07:38
l hate your guts, you smart college guys!
:07:42
l've been seeing your kind around since
l was ten years old, working as a busboy.
:07:46
''Oh, busboy, it seems my friend
has thrown up on the table.
:07:50
''Clean up that mess, boy, will you?''
:07:53
And then when l went to sea as a steward,
people poking at you with umbrellas.
:07:57
''Oh, boy! You, boy!
Careful with that luggage, boy! ''