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:32:05
Brad, my boy,
you haven't got a chance.

:32:08
The minute you say who you are,
you are buck-dead.

:32:20
But maybe
you don't have to tell her.

:32:28
Are you all right?
- I don't feel so good.

:32:32
Can we sit this one out?
- Of course. - Thank you.

:32:37
I should be getting home.
:32:40
Tony.
:32:42
Get up. Tony.
:32:50
Excuse me, ma'am.
:32:54
I reckon it got
a might too close for your partner.

:32:59
Oh, yes.
:33:01
Could you ask a few waiters to help
get him outside? - Why shucks.

:33:06
No need to call anybody else.
:33:09
Why, boy, up-si-daisies.
:33:15
I can't tell you how embarrassing
this is, Mr... - Stetson.

:33:20
Rex Stetson.
No call to be embarrassed.

:33:23
I'm afraid he's had too much to drink.
- We have a saying in Texas, ma'am:

:33:28
never drink anything
stronger than you are. Or older.

:33:34
Your coat, ma'am.
:33:36
Thank you.
:33:38
Thank you. Thank you very much.
:33:41
I reckon we bring your boyfriend home.
- He's not my boyfriend.

:33:44
His mother is a client of mine.
- A client? You a lawyer?

:33:49
No, I'm an interior decorator.
:33:52
He was taking me home
and insisted on a drink.

:33:55
He wasn't trying to force
his attentions upon you?


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