McCabe & Mrs. Miller
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Why are you always
in such a lousy temper?

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Because, my dear Mrs. Miller, I not only
built you your gooseberry ranch...

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I've paid for a bathhouse I don't need.
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I've paid for transportation.
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I've paid for towels, and linens,
and enema bags.

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I've paid for things them chippies of yours
don't even know how to use.

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But I have not sold a bottle of whiskey
in here today, and that's a fact!

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That, my dear Mr. McCabe,
is because every geezer in this town...

:44:36
was taking a bath in your bathhouse...
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or having it off with a girl
in your whorehouse.

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I ain't seen none of that money.
What my books tell me I need is money.

:44:48
Whorehouse, bathhouse money
for the first week.

:44:51
We're short on the bath money
because of the first-night rush...

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but I'll see it won't happen again.
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I'm not surprised you don't know
how much money you've got...

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and how much you ain't.
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You've got your credit column
on a different page from your debits.

:45:10
Keep your nose out
of things you don't understand.

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-What's 14 from 23?
-What?

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You heard me. 14 from 23.
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Nine. Nine plus 16?
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-Twenty-five. Five and--
-My dear madam!

:45:26
I can hold my own in any game of chance,
and figure out payoffs before you blink!

:45:32
Don't give me horse-puckies because
it takes me time to write it up formal.

:45:35
If you're so bloody smart,
you'd know that if we went ahead...

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and bought the windows and doors,
you'd make twice as much money.

:45:42
Perhaps you like screwing
with the wind whistling up your ass!

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How come whenever you talk
about money, you say "we"?

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I say "we," Mr. McCabe,
because you think small.

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You think small
because you're afraid to think big.

:45:55
I'm telling you,
you have to spend money to make money.

:45:58
You want to spend the rest of your life
shuffling cards in this dump? Fine!


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