:32:03
It's confusing.
:32:05
I'm sure you'll find an answer,
Lieutenant.
:32:10
I'm certainly gonna try.
:32:13
Anyway, thanks for your time.
:32:16
Oh.
:32:18
Uh, as for your designs,
:32:21
Mr Williamson did give his approval,
didn't he?
:32:23
I already told you, Lieutenant.
:32:26
Once he calmed down,
he gave his full support.
:32:29
Right. Thanks very much.
:32:34
- You know, that's some coincidence.
- What is?
:32:37
That music thing.
:32:38
You're a great
classical music fan yourself, aren't ya?
:32:41
- I saw your records in the office.
- Guilty. I like classical music.
:32:46
Along with thousands of other people
in this city.
:32:49
Me too. I like it myself. Enjoy your meal.
:33:04
Yeah, he's that Texas guy.
What's his name?
:33:07
His name is Williamson.
He's a close friend of Mr Markham's.
:33:11
- Friend, huh?
- Well, weren't they friends?
:33:13
Last time I saw him he looked ready to wrap
a two-by-four round Markham's neck.
:33:19
No kidding. Yeah? When was that?
:33:21
Look, Lieutenant. I got a building
to put up, all right? I'll see ya around.
:33:25
OK. I don't want to interfere with
your work. But there's one other thing.
:33:29
Talk to Mr Markham. I'm just in charge
of the nuts and bolts around here.
:33:33
- Then you know about those columns.
- Not columns. Piles.
:33:37
- Piles. That's what they're called?
- That's right.
:33:41
- Well, tell me about 'em.
- Well, I'll tell ya.
:33:43
We sink a hollow steel cylinder
in the ground.
:33:46
We fill it with cement,
and when it hardens, we got a pile.
:33:49
- That's what a pile is?
- That's right.
:33:51
That's interesting. Do you keep a record
when you put 'em in?
:33:55
Have to, and which one's first.
:33:57
You mean you could tell me exactly what
day each one of these piles was sunk?