:23:00
like you're his captain.
:23:03
John is a very old friend.
:23:05
Good luck, sir.
:23:08
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
:23:12
Well, you're
a good tipper, Captain.
:23:14
Tell me something.
:23:16
Are you required to flirt...
:23:18
to behave as you do
toward those men over there...
:23:21
as some part of your job?
:23:26
They don't say to do it.
:23:28
But if you don't?
:23:31
Well, then I get questioned.
:23:33
Like, "Why were you so rude
to them?"
:23:36
And...
I mean, I can't talk back.
:23:39
I can't tell 'em
to fuck off and leave me alone.
:23:42
As a rule.
:23:45
I'd also lose the tip.
:23:49
Sounds like
an occupational hazard.
:23:52
You don't have to do that
with me.
:23:56
Jimmy paid for your drink.
:24:10
Thank you.
:24:13
Thank you, Captain.
:24:22
- Hey, thanks.
- You want another?
:24:24
Yeah.
:24:26
- Whatever Syd's having.
- Hi.
:24:30
Hello.
:24:37
Syd, you remember Jimmy.
He's a friend who lives up here.
:24:41
- Thanks for the drink.
- My pleasure.
:24:52
Have a seat.
:24:55
Jimmy works at the Sand Dunes.
:24:57
Oh, yeah. I remember.
:24:58
What do you do?