:09:00
Just got a fresh shipment in yesterday.
:09:17
- Your name is Grogan?
- That's just possible.
:09:20
- Who are you?
- O'Grady, Self Reliant Finance Company.
:09:25
- Home office.
- Home office.
:09:28
Do I have to have you fellows climbing
my back every day for a lousy $150?
:09:31
I'm giving you the message, Mr. Grogan,
direct from the district manager.
:09:35
Now, just a minute.
You're a big man, O'Grady. I'll tell you what.
:09:39
I'll flip you, double or nothing.
:09:42
We don't do it that way, Mr. Grogan.
:09:44
Either you get up the dough,
or it's strictly heel and toe.
:09:49
A poet, yet.
:10:01
Look, George,
you couldn't have driven around in back?
:10:04
This is where I always stop
when I make a delivery, Mr. Grogan.
:10:07
You never complained before.
:10:08
I never came back from the village
like a sack of potatoes before.
:10:13
What happened to the convertible?
:10:18
I loaned it to an Arab.
:10:20
He was on his way to a picnic,
and his camel had trouble with its valves.
:10:23
When I ask a simple question, I don't expect
I should have to listen to your lousy jokes.
:10:27
What's the matter with you?
:10:28
I got nobody to work out with my boy
this afternoon. That's one thing the matter...
:10:31
That's because you're too cheap
to pay more than $5 a round.
:10:34
And your boy thinks every workout is a war.
:10:40
Here he is. You wait here.
Let me speak to him first.
:10:43
Thank you.
:10:44
What's with the soldier?
Who asked for a parade?
:10:46
Not so loud, honey, please.
He just stopped by to see you.
:10:50
- Yeah? And what's his angle?
- It isn't like that.
:10:53
He's just looking for a job, that's all.
:10:55
I gathered from what he told me,
he's some kind of an automobile specialist.
:10:59
- A mechanic.
- A what?