:46:02
Then it's the artists' turn.
Then the court jesters'. . .
:46:04
Jews first.
:46:07
Don't give me that nonsense.
:46:10
Who would sacrifice
his intelligence?
:46:13
Our people need law and order
and self-confidence
:46:15
after the chaos of the past,
:46:17
a future worth living for.
:46:19
Or dying for.
:46:23
Karl, we're holding speeches. . .
of the worst kind.
:46:29
lt hurts to even listen. Terrible.
:46:35
lt hurts me
to see you this way, Kurt.
:46:38
You've become so pessimistic.
l don't hardly know you.
:46:42
Where is your famous irony?
:46:45
l lost it somewhere.
:46:47
How did we become friends?
:46:50
Come on, let's play a round.
:47:06
Try your best, Kurt.
:47:15
What l want to do?
Take a walk around the area.
:47:37
Good job, Billie.
l couldn't have done any better.
:47:40
Thanks, but the tire is useless.
:47:43
Oh no, can we fix it?
:47:46
Alright, gentlemen.
Let's get cracking.
:47:52
We need some sort of jack.
:47:56
You got 2 wheels anyway.
:47:58
One of 'em should fit.