:15:01
Yeah. Well, my credentials
keep me out of a lot of places.
:15:04
But I'll tell ya, every once in a while
someone opens up their door to me,
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puts me in their best bedroom and treats me
just like I was a cousin. It's nice.
:15:14
- What?
- That sure as heck wouldn't be my daddy.
:15:21
You a Jew?
:15:23
- Beg your pardon?
- Are you a Jew?
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Born and bred.
:15:32
- I never met a Jew before.
- How ya doin'?
:15:40
I heard you all had horns.
:15:44
Circumcised, yes. Horns, no.
:15:49
Well... as far as I can see, you don't look
any different from the rest of us.
:15:55
- Well, we are.
- You are?
:15:58
Well, what makes you different?
:16:02
History.
:16:04
Oh.
:16:07
Got it now?
:16:10
- Yeah, it looks better.
- I think it stopped.
:16:17
- Thanks a lot for the ice.
- Any time.
:16:20
Christ, I hope not.
:16:23
Good morning. Read this
when you have a chance.
:16:26
I'm from the Textile Workers
Unión of America.
:16:28
Good morning. Thank you.
:16:31
Here you go. Read this when you have
a chance on your break. Thank you.
:16:35
Hello. I'm from the
Textile Workers Unión of America.
:16:38
You wanna read this when you
have a chance, please? Here you go.
:16:41
You wanna read this when you have
a chance, please? Good morning.
:16:45
Read this when you have a chance. I'm from
the Textile Workers Unión of America.
:16:50
Thank you. You wanna read this when
you have a chance, when you get home?
:16:55
Read this on your break, please.
:16:57
Good morning. You wanna read this
when you have a chance, please?