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You know, they give free
two-week trips to Europe.

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But I end up with
the fountain pens

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and the Japanese binoculars.
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Yeah, won me
a turkey raffle once,

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but it was fixed.
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I got to be pretty
friendly with one

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of 'em gals picking
the numbers.

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It figures.
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How much you take
the boys for tonight?

:44:19
20 dollars
and some change.

:44:22
You're a dangerous
woman to have around.

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I'm a good poker player.
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You're a good housekeeper.
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You're a good cook,
you're a good laundress.

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What else you good at?
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At taking care of myself.
:44:38
You shouldn't have to,
a woman looks like you do.

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Oh, that's what
my ex-husband used to tell me...

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before he took my wallet
and my gasoline credit card

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and left me stranded
in a downtown motel

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in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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What'd you do
to make him take to the hills?

:44:53
You wear your curlers to bed
or something?

:44:58
Ed's a gambler.
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He's probably up at Vegas
or Reno right now,

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dealing at night,
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losing it all back
in the daytime.

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Oh, well, a man like that
sounds no better than a heel.

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Aren't you all?
:45:12
Honey, don't go shooting
all the dogs

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'cause one of them's got fleas.
:45:17
I was married to Ed
for six years.

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Only thing he was ever good for
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was to scratch my back
where I couldn't reach it.

:45:25
You still got that itch?
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Off and on.
:45:33
Well, let me know
when it gets to botherin' you.

:45:57
Hep, hep, hep, hep, hep!
:45:57
Hep, hep, hep, hep, hep!

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