:40:02
- Maybe I'm different.
- All right, Sheila liked you.
:40:05
How well is she gonna like you
when she sees you
:40:07
with a pound of grease in your hair
workin' on somebody else's car?
:40:10
- Get outta here, Earl.
- Johnny, it ain't the end of the world.
:40:12
Earl, get outta here, will you?
:40:55
Hi, Johnny.
:41:01
You know, they wouldn't
let me in to see you.
:41:03
Yeah, sure, sure.
:41:06
What are you wearing today?
Mink? Beaver, maybe?
:41:10
Hey, what's the matter?
:41:12
Just take a good look.
This is what a loser looks like.
:41:15
I don't care what you look like.
:41:18
You don't, huh?
:41:20
You want the other guy to sign the checks.
You keep me around for kicks.
:41:24
Maybe I could be your chauffeur.
:41:26
You know what they say about fancy dames
and their chauffeurs, don't you?
:41:28
Johnny, I know how you must feel.
:41:30
I feel great. I feel smart.
:41:32
I had to get my eyes boiled
before I could see. I'm not a toy!
:41:37
I don't wanna be
just something to do...
:41:39
until something better comes along.
:41:43
What has he been telling you?
:41:45
Who? Earl?
Earl never tells me anything,
:41:49
except about boxers and bullfighters.
:41:52
Maybe next time
it'll be a football player.
:41:57
This Browning of yours must be
a very understanding man.