:25:03
How are you, Frank?
:25:04
- I'm good, considering.
- Yeah, of course.
:25:07
Of course.
:25:12
Coffee?
:25:14
Nettie's down with the laundry.
:25:17
Stay for lunch? Osso buco.
:25:19
Osso buco.
:25:21
Nettie fixes it piemontese.
:25:23
Peppers and everything.
:25:24
No, that's all right. I had my lunch.
:25:27
- Can I get coffee?
- No, thanks.
:25:32
So.
:25:35
What do you think?
:25:38
Well, same old thing.
:25:42
This time it's this Calhoun guy.
:25:44
I never liked him.
:25:46
- He's a cracker.
- Of the worst kind.
:25:49
He's out of here tomorrow.
:25:50
No, I don't think so.
:25:52
What are you talking about?
:25:54
He's a reed.
:25:56
You push him and he bends.
:25:59
Not this one.
:26:00
This one's a terrier.
:26:03
I had a dog like him once.
:26:05
I went to have him put down.
:26:07
He jumped out of my arms at the vet's
and took off for the park.
:26:11
Sometimes I still think
I see him out there...
:26:15
...watching me...
:26:17
...gnawing on an old bone.
:26:21
Excuse me.
:26:23
Hello, Nettie.
Can I help you with the basket?
:26:26
No, no. I didn't know
Frank was expecting you.
:26:31
Due espressi?.
:26:33
Maybe later.
:26:42
99 out of 100 times,
we can beat something like this.
:26:45
I don't like the odds.
:26:49
We go back a long way.
:26:50
I know, I know.
:26:55
I tried to close the door, Frank.
:26:59
Couldn't get it shut.