:49:00
It was Gardner's boat all chewed up.
I helped tow it. Y ou should've seen it.
:49:04
Where is that tooth?
Did you see it, Brody?
:49:07
I didn't see it.
:49:08
- He dropped it on the way in.
- I had an accident.
:49:11
And what did you say
the name of this shark is?
:49:15
It's a carcharodon carcharias.
It's a great white.
:49:18
Y ou don't have the tooth?
:49:22
We depend on the summer people
for our lives...
:49:24
y ou are not gonna have a summer
unless you deal with this problem.
:49:27
We have to close the beaches,
and hire somebody to kill the shark!
:49:30
We have to tell the Coast Guard.
:49:32
Y ou'll have to contact
the Shark Research Panel.
:49:35
Y ou'll have to ring this entire harbor.
:49:37
I don't think either one of you
are familiar with our problems.
:49:41
I know that you are going to ignore...
:49:44
...this problem until it swims up
and bites you on the ass!
:49:47
Wait a second.
There are two ways to deal with this.
:49:50
Y ou're either gonna kill this animal,
or cut off it's food supply.
:49:53
We have to close the beaches.
:49:57
Sick vandalism.
:49:59
That is a deliberate mutilation
of a public service message.
:50:03
I want those little paint-happy
bastards caught...
:50:06
...and hung up by their Buster-Browns.
- That's it. Goodbye.
:50:09
I won't waste my time arguing with a man
who's lining up to be a hot lunch.
:50:13
Don't do this.
:50:21
What we are dealing with here,
is a perfect engine, an eating machine.
:50:27
It's really a miracle of evolution.
All this machine does is swim...
:50:31
...and eat, and make little sharks.
And that's all.
:50:35
Now, why don't you take a long,
close look at this sign.
:50:38
- Those proportions are correct.
- Y ou'd love to prove that.
:50:41
Get your name
into the National Geographic.
:50:55
Larry, if we make an effort today,
we might be able to save August.
:50:59
August? For Christ sake,
tomorrow's the Fourth of July.