1:33:00
Let me tell you somethin',
sweetheart.
1:33:04
You're very good at your job.
1:33:18
You mean I was workin' for
a guy from the mail room?
1:33:21
- You're not an executive?
- He's too good to be an executive.
1:33:25
- Disappointed?
- Yes!
1:33:27
I was having fun on this job.
1:33:30
You had all this energy,
and all these crazy ideas.
1:33:34
And you kept takin'
your pants off.
1:33:36
I don't want you to go.
1:33:39
Here.
1:33:41
Just a little somethin'
to remember me by.
1:33:44
- Thank you.
- Brantley, why you lookin' so sad?
1:33:48
I don't know. I just thought
it'd work out better, you know?
1:33:51
The job or the girl?
1:33:53
The job.
To hell with the girl.
1:33:57
Yeah. You sound
real convincing.
1:34:00
Well, look at it this way, pal.
1:34:04
For a few weeks, you sat up here in
the lofty atmosphere of the big cheeses.
1:34:07
You had a nice view of Manhattan
and a clean lunchroom to eat in.
1:34:11
Hell, you did more in two months
than most people do in a lifetime.
1:34:16
Yeah, I'm gonna miss it.
1:34:19
The job or the girl?
1:34:29
- Goin' back to Kansas?
- No, I'm not goin' back to Kansas.
1:34:32
I came to New York to succeed.
1:34:33
I hear there's an opening
in the mail room.
1:34:35
You should talk.
You're just as unemployed as I am.
1:34:38
Not for long.
I have contacts all over town.
1:34:40
- There's always another Prescott around.
- Low blow, Foster. Dirty pool.
1:34:43
- I call 'em like I see 'em.
- Yeah, you're perfect, right?
1:34:46
- I never slept with the boss.
- No, you slept with the boss's wife.
1:34:48
She seduced me.
1:34:50
He seduced me.
What's the difference?
1:34:52
I couldn't help it.
You went willingly.
1:34:54
- I see. You were tied up in chains.
- I'll tell you what the difference is.
1:34:57
- I thought you were a nice guy.
- I am a nice guy!
1:34:59
You're a rat!