:53:02
Right,Jim?
:53:04
What's that? Oh, yeah.
Sure, yeah, you bet.
:53:17
Tracy.
:53:22
Tracy, come on in.
:53:25
Close the door behind you.
:53:33
Have a seat.
:53:39
I guess you know
why you're here.
:53:45
If it's about the posters,
:53:46
I think it's awful.
:53:48
I think it's a travesty.
:53:50
Travesty, huh?
:53:51
Well, that's interesting,
:53:54
because I think you did it.
:53:57
What?
:54:01
Are you accusing me?
:54:03
You're not serious.
:54:04
Mr. McAllister,
we've worked together
:54:06
on the S.G.A. for 3 solid years.
:54:09
Besides, my own best banner
was torn down.
:54:11
Did I do that, too?
:54:12
Were you or were you not
:54:14
working in the Looking Glass Office
:54:16
over the weekend?
:54:17
I was. So?
Mr. Paterno let me in.
:54:20
As you know, with my
many responsibilities,
:54:23
I often have to come in
on the weekend.
:54:24
And I have permission to do so.
:54:26
But I left very early,
around 6:30.
:54:30
6:30. 6:30?
:54:34
How do you know what time
the posters were torn down?
:54:37
I don't. I just know
:54:40
that they were there when I left.
:54:41
I'm giving you helpful
information, that's all.
:54:44
You know, instead
of wasting your time
:54:45
interrogating me,
:54:47
we should be out there
:54:48
trying to figure out
who did this.
:54:49
OK, Tracy.
:54:51
Who do you think did it?
:54:53
Whom should we interrogate?
:54:55
Well, I don't know.
:54:57
You know, it could
have been anybody.
:54:58
There's a lot of subversive
elements here at Carver,