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- Indispensable.
- (Rutland Chuckling)
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Ah, Cousin Bob, I almost forgot.
Do you have the old necessary?
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Have fun, my dear.
1:01:18
Traveller's checks in this.
Letter of credit in this.
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Thanks, old man. Will you see about
having my car picked up at the airport?
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Bob is our banking cousin.
A very handy fellow.
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Take care, Lil.
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We'll send you a noble savage.
1:01:35
- Goodbye, Dad.
- Bye, Mark.
1:01:37
Thank you, Dr Gillian. Without you
it wouldn't have been legal.
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It's been a pleasure.
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(Rutland) Let's go finish the champagne
and cake before they spirit it away.
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Really splendid cake, you know?
I attended to that myself.
1:01:56
I've made the acquaintance
of one of those
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excellent Horn and Hardart executives.
1:01:59
That engagement ring must
have been at least five carats.
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Six and a half.
Blue-white. Perfect stone.
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His mother left
perfectly good jewellery.
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It's just sitting there at the bank.
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He wanted her to have something
that had never belonged to anyone else.
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But six and a half carats!
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And cashing in a bond
to pay for a ring.
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But he didn't pay for it.
He charged it.
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I helped him pick it out.
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It cost $42,000... plus tax.
1:02:29
Did you say $42,000?
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The man's deranged.
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You know what he did to me
last Saturday?
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He came out to the club
waving a check for $7,000,
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and insisted that I break up
my golf game, go in and open the bank,
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and hand over to him $7,000.
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Then he drew out -
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Well, let ' s just say, enough to pay for
this trip, plus the letter of credit.
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He cashed that very nice bond
against my advice,
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made me get him the money.
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Ten thousand in small bills.
And when I asked him