:35:18
Hello, sir.
How are you today?
:35:20
I' m doing all right.
:35:22
-How about you?
-Me? I' m terrible.
:35:24
I' m sorry.
:35:25
I came from Santa Barbara,
and my friend wasn't home. . .
:35:29
. . .and he owes me money. . .
:35:30
. . .so I have no money to go home.
:35:32
I' m almost out of gas.
I had to sleep in my car.
:35:35
Do you have a few bucks?
It would really help me out.
:35:38
Give me your address,
I'll mail it back. Honest.
:35:42
-Let me see your driver's license.
-What for?
:35:45
It'll have your address on it.
:35:47
-I don't have a license.
-You drove all the way without it?
:35:50
Are you a cop?
:35:51
Let's see your car registration
and your car.
:35:54
All right, forget it.
Okay, just forget it!
:35:59
That's a hell of a way
to treat a vet, man.
:36:02
-You' re an animal doctor?
-No, a veteran. I was in Nam.
:36:07
You must've been 10 years old.
:36:09
I meant to say the Gulf.
:36:12
Come on! All I' m asking for
is a little change.
:36:15
I haven't eaten in three days.
:36:18
Well, I mean, ex cept for this.
:36:20
Fuck it! Give me some money, man.
Just give me some money.
:36:25
How about a dime?
Give it to me.
:36:27
I' m not giving you any.
:36:29
-You got a cigarette?
-No.
:36:31
-You gotta give me something.
-Why don't you get a job?
:36:34
This is my park. I live here!
:36:37
Who are you, walking
through my park with two bags?
:36:40
I don't got any. Is that fair?
:36:42
What's in those bags, anyway?
Give me one.
:36:45
I could sell those bags
and eat for a week with the money.
:36:49
You've got two of them.
Why do you need two?
:36:52
You' re right.
:36:54
Here.
:36:55
-Are you serious?
-I don't need it anymore.