:25:03
Puts in a lot of time,
but he gets his reward.
:25:08
Gets his reward
on the other end.
:25:12
He retired. He lives it.
He's livin' a good piece of money, then.
:25:17
He lives for about two weeks
after and died.
:25:21
[ Laughing ]
:25:23
We're savin' for a trip
to, oh, the old fair shore.
:25:27
Goin' over there.
:25:29
- [ Laughing ]
- I'll never forget, when I was a kid...
:25:33
we lived in a tenement,
in a cold-water flat.
:25:36
You know, no bathroom
or anything--
:25:39
just a bathroom,
but no bathtub or anything.
:25:42
l never laughed so much in my life.
:25:45
And, uh, l was going to the junior prom,
:25:49
and we had one tuxedo in the family.
:25:51
lt was my brother's tuxedo.
:25:54
l'll never forget this to dying day.
:25:56
See, l had to go to the junior prom, and
he had to go to some festivity at MlT.
:26:01
lt was like the guy that--
the salesman with one suit,
he keeps it under the bed.
:26:05
So l got there quicker
than he did, had the suit,
:26:07
the tux, and was all set
and hit the road, you know.
:26:11
[ Laughing ] Geez,
when he come looking for his tux....
:26:14
to go to the festivity,
there was blue murder.
:26:17
l'll never forget that.
:26:20
Jesus. Jesus, he used to--
After that, boy !
:26:24
He caught up with me one night.
:26:29
''My tuxedo, huh ?''
:26:38
Well, I still got my hat.
:26:41
lt cost me a lot of money, this hat.
:26:44
Jordan Marsh.
:26:49
l don't want to seem negative,
but l can't see anything here
but delinquent accounts.
:26:56
l'll tell you one thing, Paul.
You're puttin' me...
:26:58
in a very negative frame of mind
for the sales meeting in Chicago.