:43:02
Is Uncle Mike there?
I'd like to speak with him, please.
:43:06
She's getting Uncle Mike. What a card.
:43:11
Uncle Mike. Hi.
Listen, Uncle Mike...
:43:14
...I'm coming down to Atlantic City,
me and Moe Dickstein.
:43:18
What? He said to say hello.
:43:20
- Let me say hi.
- No, no, no!
:43:23
Uncle Mike. Oh, no. All right. Yeah.
No, I understand, Uncle Mike.
:43:29
All right. Sure. No, everybody's fine.
I'll be down in a little while to talk to you.
:43:32
Okay, bye-bye. Uncle Mike sounds great.
He sounds wonderful! Never better.
:43:38
- He can't wait to see us.
- Wait, he remembered me?
:43:40
Fondly. He referred to you as "the cute little
Jewish kid with sandy hair and hazel eyes. "
:43:45
- He said that?
- His exact words.
:43:47
- I thought the guy couldn't stand me.
- Our troubles are over. South.
:43:50
Let's get out of here.
:43:52
- He remembered me?
- Yeah.
:43:54
Moe, take me to Atlantic City, my man.
:43:58
Harry, don't you think we look
a little conspicuous in this thing?
:44:02
What do you got in mind?
:44:12
Yeah.
:44:13
Yeah. Yeah!
:44:37
I hope the Fixer likes pink.
:44:39
He'll love it. Besides, this paint job's
guaranteed up to 60 miles an hour.
:44:49
Boy, the Fixer really loves this car, Moe.
:44:52
Well, why shouldn't he, Harry?
I mean, after all, it's a classic.
:44:55
Soon to be a tragedy.