:15:01
- Right! Let's get going!
- Great.
:15:04
Gentlemen, excuse me.
My friend and I have to catch a train.
:15:07
Here's to you, blacksmith.
:15:09
- And to the future.
- Amen.
:15:12
- Amen.
- Emmett, no!
:15:21
Doc!
:15:25
Come on, Doc. Wake up! Wake up, Doc!
:15:29
- How many did he have?
- Just the one.
:15:31
- Just the one? Come on, Doc.
- There's a fellow that can't hold his liquor.
:15:35
- Get me some black coffee!
- Joey, coffee!
:15:48
Ma'am?
:15:50
- How far does the 8:00 train go?
- San Francisco is the end of the line.
:15:55
I'll take a one-way ticket.
:15:59
To sober him up in a hurry,
you need something a lot stronger than coffee.
:16:03
What do you suggest?
:16:05
Joey, let's make some wake-up juice.
:16:09
Come on, Doc, swallow.
:16:16
In about 10 minutes...
:16:18
...he's gonna be as sober as a priest on Sunday.
:16:22
Ten minutes!
:16:23
Why do we cut these things so damn close?
:16:26
Here, stick this clothespin on his nose.
:16:30
When he opens up his mouth,
go ahead and pour it on down his gullet.
:16:35
Stand back.
:16:55
- He's still out!
- That was just a reflex action.
:16:58
It'll take a few more minutes
for the stuff to clear up his head.