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1:15:04
Thanks.
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Well, I'll be damned.
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Welcome, Mr. Hammett, welcome.
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We have great need of you, sir.
1:15:23
Great need. You know Mr. Fong
and Lieutenant O'Mara, of course.

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The other gentlemen l...
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I can make my own introductions,
Hagedorn, thank you.

1:15:31
Let's see, shipping, isn't it?
1:15:35
And you go for
Little Miss Muffet, right?

1:15:39
Big insurance,
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and your preference,
Little Bo Peep.

1:15:46
Railroads. Grandpa's railroads,
if I remember right.

1:15:52
Cinderella. A little old, wasn't she?
Why, you old dog.

1:16:03
And you're sugar,
maybe half the world's sugar.

1:16:06
Let's see. Daddy's little girl, I'd say,
but I could be wrong.

1:16:12
And you're oil.
1:16:13
Used to be Mr. Rockefeller's oil,
but now it's yours.

1:16:16
Queen of the sixth grade, or fifth.
Fourth, maybe.

1:16:22
What the hell,
you're just the idle rich, right?

1:16:25
Good works, charities, always
a big power in the reform movement.

1:16:29
And you like... Well, let's see.
1:16:31
Looks sort of like
the poor little match girl.

1:16:35
- Mr. Hammett, I must...
- Shut up, Hagedorn,

1:16:37
let me see if I can figure out the rest.
It must have started...

1:16:40
- Mr. Hammett, I must advise you...
- Let him speak.

1:16:42
You know,
you two make a swell pair.

1:16:44
It must have all started at a party,
a stag party.

1:16:47
New Year's Eve, maybe.
1:16:48
Anyway, a blue film
was the night's main event, right?

1:16:51
Starring Crystal Ling
and the Wolf Man.

1:16:54
And then what? A week later,
two weeks later, somebody,

1:16:56
maybe somebody like Gary Salt,
comes and whispers in your ear

1:16:59
that you too, for a small fee,
can take a turn in the hay with Crystal.


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