:30:02
- You want them?
- That's why I asked.
:30:06
And walnuts, too.
Not peanuts. Walnuts.
:30:12
And jellybeans.
:30:14
No, not M&M's. I hate M&M's.
Jellybeans.
:30:19
And almonds instead of walnuts.
:30:24
OK.
:30:27
Forget it. I'll just have it plain.
:30:38
You still want it?
:30:40
Of course, what do you think
I came in for?
:30:48
You got it, kid.
:30:50
We're senior citizens,
not school children.
:30:53
We want real food, not that pig slop
you can suck through a straw.
:30:57
Really.
:30:59
Well, our dietary programme
is no concern of yours, Mr Doyle.
:31:02
We want steaks, chops,
roast beef rare, blood rare.
:31:06
Don't be ridiculous. Most people
out there don't even have teeth.
:31:10
Oh, really?
Well, what do you call these?
:31:20
Same old Harry Doyle.
:31:22
You just can't stay
out of trouble, can you?
:31:26
Belle Burgess.
:31:28
I can't believe my eyes.
:31:30
I mean, what's a dame like you
doing in a joint like this?
:31:34
- Earning a living.
- You work here?
:31:36
Room and board and $120 a month.
:31:39
I teach a couple of aerobics classes,
tap class, if anyone shows up.
:31:43
You quit show business.
:31:44
There's not much call
for 60-year-old showgirls.
:31:48
- I'd hire you in a minute.
- Thanks, Harry, you're sweet.
:31:53
Anyway, it's better than standing
:31:56
behind the lingerie counter
at Penney's.