:27:03
I got it.
:27:07
Uh-huh. Got it.
:27:09
- What's the matter?
- I don't want it.
:27:11
They always in that order?
:27:13
Sure they're always
in that order, unless...
:27:16
you happen to come across
someone who grooves you
:27:19
and you want to groove with...
:27:21
Say, you.
:27:22
And if things work out.
:27:24
and you start acting
a little more intelligent.
:27:27
then possibly, then I'll make
number three number one.
:27:30
number one
number three, and...
:27:33
number two...
:27:35
Now, wait.
:27:36
Now, now, wait.
Now I'm getting confused.
:27:39
You put it where, uh...
:27:41
You put it where number three is.
:27:44
That's the way it would be.
Let me start all over again.
:27:47
Let me get this...
:27:49
Number three
would be number one.
:27:51
And number two and number three.
:27:52
Exactly.
and when you have that.
:27:54
you have what you call
a major chord.
:27:57
What's a major chord?
:27:59
A major chord is when everything
in your life works out perfectly.
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when you have everything
you could ever possibly want.
:28:04
Everything.
:28:05
You have the woman you want.
you have the music you want.
:28:08
and you have enough money
to live comfortably.
:28:10
That's a major chord.
:28:13
Oh.
:28:17
A 1. 2. 3. 4!
:28:41
That's enough. Doyle.
Hold it.
:28:44
Doyle!
:28:46
What?
:28:47
I got a hangover.
That's a little loud.
:28:49
A little loud? What do you mean?
You didn't dig those sounds?
:28:52
You didn't even let me finish, man.
You didn't let me finish the chorus.
:28:55
Jimmy?
:28:56
Uh... Jimmy, could I talk to you
just for a minute?