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Tell me, what do you do these days?
- As a matter of fact, I'm in oil.
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Oil? Isn't it fascinating?
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It's marvellous tax-wise.
:44:11
The first 27.5 percent
go right into your pocket. - Really?
:44:16
People always belly-aching about
needing money should all get into oil.
:44:21
It would certainly wipe out poverty.
:44:25
What's your line of business, George?
:44:28
I'm with Connell Electronics.
- Are you on the big board? - No.
:44:33
We're not on the little board either.
:44:35
It's a small company,
Bert, but it's very important.
:44:39
They manufacture a little transistor
about this big.
:44:42
This big.
:44:45
Anyway,
as George said in a speech once:
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Without it, a whole city
like Pittsburgh would be blacked out.
:44:52
From what I've seen of Pittsburgh,
it'd look better blacked out.
:44:56
It's true. - Tell me, Bert,
did your wife come with you?
:45:01
My wife? I'm not married.
:45:03
What? Bert Power, I don't believe you.
- Well, it's true.
:45:07
How did you escape?
- Well, if you really must know,
:45:10
it's partly your fault, passion girl.
:45:13
Mine?
- Yeah.
:45:14
After you threw me over
I couldn't settle for second-best.
:45:18
Excuse me, please.
I'll powder my nose. George,
:45:23
your nose needs a little powder too.
- Yeah, yeah.
:45:33
I'll be right back. Why don't you
order for me, passion girl?
:45:36
I'd like the chef salad,
vinegar, no oil.
:45:45
What is it? - Our worries are over.
- What? - We found a man for Judy.
:45:49
Who?
:45:50
Who? Bert Power, of course.
:45:53
Are you mad? Judy, married to
that cornball? Why, I'd live first!
:45:58
Judy doesn't think he's a cornball.
And he's loaded, George, loaded!