:15:00
- I'll get the eggs.
- No, get the pie. I can pay for the pie.
:15:04
You're a very stubborn man.
Apple pie is not for breakfast.
:15:08
It is if you like apple pie. Now I need a fork.
:15:13
- Working here long?
- About three weeks.
:15:17
How's the Utica Kid?
:15:21
He was well...
:15:23
when I saw him last.
:15:26
When was that?
:15:30
- Good morning.
- Morning.
:15:32
Well, business is early and Pete is late.
:15:35
The lunches. Are they fixed?
:15:38
Why do I ask?
The lunches are always fixed.
:15:41
Why? Because you fix them.
:15:43
Charlie, I'll make you an omelette
like only Pete can make an omelette.
:15:47
Very bad.
:15:50
Come on around,
sit down, have a cup of coffee.
:15:54
Pete had that place in Santa Fe, remember?
:15:58
Are you running a shoe store on the side?
:16:00
Those are box lunches for the work train.
:16:02
Money, money, money.
Pete knows how to make it.
:16:05
He follows the railroad.
:16:07
I guess a lot of people follow the railroad.
:16:10
You and Pete.
:16:12
The Utica Kid.
:16:16
I asked when you saw him last.
:16:18
They've lost three payrolls.
Now when did you see him last?
:16:21
- Charlie, where did I put my apron?
- It's under here.
:16:27
You must be nice fella. If Charlie sits
with you, you must be nice fella.
:16:32
I make omelette for you too.
:16:37
We were talking about the Utica Kid.
:16:40
He can wait. Ben Kimball's in town.
They put his car on the siding yesterday.
:16:44
- I know.
- His wife is with him.
:16:47
Is she?
:16:49
I often wondered what Verna was like.
I saw her last night.
:16:53
All fine silk and feathers.
:16:56
She's soft and beautiful.
:16:58
And I can understand now.