:03:03
Wait a minute.
:03:16
You know, Frank,
sometimes I ask myself...
:03:19
what the fuck am I doing?
:03:23
You know,
if this ever came out--
:03:25
Christ, my family.
:03:29
My daughter.
:03:31
She just started
with the San Francisco Opera.
:03:34
Chorus.
:03:36
Took a lot of money.
:03:40
I once tried to pull out.
:03:42
Christ, they were all over me.
:03:44
So you...
:03:46
just go along.
:03:52
Unless you're willing
to go back to uniform duty.
:04:11
Shit.
How the money rolls in.
:04:15
- Here. Let me give you yours now.
- I'm not on.
:04:19
- What do you mean, you're not on?
- Just what I said.
:04:21
I'm not on.
I don't take money.
:04:24
- Some gag. Here.
- No, I told you straight.
:04:27
I don't take money,
and that's the truth.
:04:32
- What were you doing with Rubello?
- Ask Rubello.
:04:38
Your nut--
where's it been going?
:04:41
Ask Rubello.
:04:45
All right, then, sir.
I'll go to Delaney myselfthen.
:04:47
- That would not be advisable.
- You don't understand, Captain.
:04:50
- It's been weeks. Not a word.
- I understand perfectly.
:04:54
No, but, Captain,
now they know I'm not on.
:04:56
I've done all I can do.
Good-bye, Frank.