:49:02
Let's throw it down and jump, okay?
:49:04
-Right.
-Come on. Now!
:49:07
-l got it!
-Take it!
:49:09
-Go on.
-Hey, l got it!
:49:11
All right. All right.
Knock it off! Now, quiet!
:49:15
-Max, you take it.
-l don't want it. lt's his blanket.
:49:19
Tex, you go put on the java
while l work this out.
:49:28
Gather around and hear
the words of the King.
:49:31
And the whole court
strained in obedience.
:49:37
Come on, come on, come on.
:49:40
All right, so we got ourselves
a real live rat, right?
:49:44
-Yeah. So?
-So? So use your imagination.
:49:47
What don't we have
a lot of in Changi?
:49:50
Yeah, besides that.
:49:53
-Come on. Food. Right?
-What's that got to do with rats?
:49:57
God.
:50:00
You're not thinking
what l think you're thinking, are you?
:50:03
You got it.
:50:06
-Only we're not going to eat it.
-Eat it?
:50:08
-Eat what? What's he talking about?
-Rat meat.
:50:11
You're out of your mind.
Who would buy rat meat?
:50:15
Let me finish. Of course nobody
will buy it if they know it's rat.
:50:20
But suppose they don't.
Suppose we say it's rabbit.
:50:24
There are no rabbits in Malaya.
:50:27
We'll think of something else.
What are you all knocking it for?
:50:30
Do you think we can
get away with squirrel?
:50:33
That's it, squirrel. Good.
:50:35
Still not a lip-smacker, is it?
:50:38
Wait a sec. Wait a sec.
l know.
:50:41
-l know. Deer.
-Deer?
:50:44
What kind of game
you got back home?
:50:46
No, not the usual kind of deer.
:50:48
l mean rusa tikas.
They're about....
:50:51
Well, they're tiny.
They're about 8 inches high.
:50:54
The natives consider them
to be a great delicacy.
:50:57
Rusa tikas translated
means ''mouse deer.''