:11:03
but without the energy.
:11:07
There were trolleys, Tonto.
:11:11
Cobblestones.
:11:14
The aroma of corned beef and cabbage.
:11:19
Tangy zest of...
:11:22
apple strudel.
:11:26
You had to hand-crank
the cars in those days, Tonto.
:11:32
Cars like REOs.
:11:35
Franklins.
:11:37
Hudsons.
:11:41
Those were names fit for a car.
:11:44
These days a man doesn't know...
:11:46
whether he's driving
a car or an animal.
:11:49
Mustangs, Jaguars, Cougars-
:11:52
Pintos.
:11:55
Silly.
:12:00
I used to drive Burt around
on his paper route.
:12:04
Yeah, we had
paper routes in those days.
:12:07
Get him up early in the morning.
:12:11
Help the boy
make some pocket money.
:12:18
It's a wonderful neighborhood.
:12:23
It's run-down.
:12:27
It's running down.
:12:31
It all runs down sooner or later.
:12:38
Where would I go to live?
:12:44
I still know a lot of people
around here, Tonto.
:12:50
You know people...
:12:53
that's home.