:42:00
The Coca-Cola Kid.
:42:02
l want you to take some cookies
to him at work.
:42:07
He doesn't like sweets.
:42:09
He's not a sweets person.
:42:12
Don't you like him, Mommy?
:42:15
He likes you.
:42:18
No, he doesn't.
:42:20
He doesn't like me at all.
:42:23
Here, pop back a sec.
:42:24
l think he likes you a lot.
:42:26
You can tell by the way
he looks at you.
:42:51
What did l tell you?
:43:02
You work on the weekends?
:43:04
-Nights, too.
-You OK?
:43:08
Certainly.
:43:09
Mr. Becker, l'd like
to work with you.
:43:12
Look, l'm from
the United States.
:43:15
OK? l am American.
:43:17
l know. ClA.
:43:25
You know, Frank, he's got
a real class operation.
:43:29
lt's like stepping back
into the goddamn 1920s.
:43:34
Did you get your tires slashed?
:43:41
But l could well have come home
with a few holes in me.
:43:44
Check this out.
:43:45
l didn't have the courage
to tell you.
:43:47
Thought you should
find out for yourself.
:43:50
Thank you, Frank.
:43:51
Becker, you're a miracle-maker.
You flushed him out.
:43:54
Your pants are showing.
:43:55
Mr. McDowell has invited
himself up to see us.