1:32:04
lt's worth it.
1:32:06
lt's worth it, Moe.
1:32:09
All right now, please.
1:32:12
Huh? Just think about it.
1:32:15
l've been thinking about it ever
since we left the courtroom.
1:32:22
He is going down, Moe.
1:32:26
He is going down.
1:32:33
Are you going to be
all right tonight?
1:32:35
l'm picking Phil up
at his office at 10:00.
l'll pull myself together by then.
1:32:39
ls he back to work already?
1:32:41
The doctors felt his job
would be the best therapy.
1:32:44
No, you're the best therapy.
1:32:47
Why don't you marry the poor bastard?
1:32:53
Thanks, Moe.
1:33:18
Well, what can l do for you?
1:33:22
Well, l thought
l might be able to...
1:33:25
help you out with that little biography
you've been writin' about me.
1:33:31
You know, maybe help fill in
some of the gaps.
1:33:37
Why would l be interested in you?
1:33:41
'Cause l'm a remarkable fellow, Moe.
1:33:44
You've never met anyone
quite like me before.
1:33:52
God, places like these
are bad for my allergies.
1:33:56
Well, l don't like
to throw things away.
1:33:59
Yeah, well, Moe, sometimes
you got to get rid of the old
to make way for the new.