:32:03
Because when it blows, and it will...
:32:06
...how grateful you will be
that I am on your side.
:32:10
The one nigger who can control
the steam and save your white ass...
:32:16
...from being burned
off the face of the earth.
:32:18
So to speak.
:32:23
Thank you. We'll see what we can do.
:32:26
Excuse me.
:32:39
Thank you.
:32:42
He said....
:32:44
He said it started with an "R."
:32:48
The second letter was an "E"...
:32:52
...or a "P. "
:32:53
Those were the first two letters
of the license plate.
:33:00
We should move up here.
:33:05
Have you ever thought about moving out
of New York?
:33:09
Keep a small place in town.
Save loads of money. What do you think?
:33:15
About what?
:33:16
Do you think we could leave New York?
:33:22
My father did it.
:33:24
You are not your father.
:33:28
She knew how to hurt a guy.
:33:30
No, he was nothing like his father.
:33:34
His father, "The Lion of Dunning,
Sponget and Leach. "
:33:38
His father, who took the subway
to work every day of his life.
:33:41
His father, who believed
in principles and ethics...
:33:45
...whose lessons about duty and debt
had whistled through his son's head.
:33:51
Sherman McCoy was
nothing like his father.
:33:55
What're you looking for in that paper?
:33:58
Nothing. Nothing special.