:05:02
Are you all right?
:05:04
Yes, thank you.
:05:08
Forgive me...I was so foolish.
:05:13
That's why our mothers always told us
to look both ways
:05:16
before crossing the street.
:05:18
Did they? That's good advice.
:05:21
I shall remember it.
:05:23
You sure you're all right?
:05:27
Yes...thanks to you.
:05:33
You risked your life for me.
:05:35
You should sit down.
Why don't you let me buy you a drink?
:05:38
Actually...
:05:39
I'm waiting for some
obnoxious bureaucrat
:05:41
who's late, as usual.
:05:42
Mr. Orton?
:05:46
You know my name?
:05:48
I...I am your late appointment...
:05:50
the obnoxious bureaucrat?
:05:58
You can insult me all night
:06:00
and I will still be grateful.
:06:02
Come...I will buy you a drink.
:06:05
I think I could use one.
:06:06
Did I do this...oh, I'm sorry.
:06:10
Make it a dry martini, please.
:06:12
Yes, two martinis please...not very wet.
Alright.
:06:17
So...how can I help you?
:06:20
Someone needs a job,
looking to raise money?
:06:25
Mr. Orton...
:06:26
this will strike you as
extremely unorthodox...
:06:29
Your martini, Mr. Orton.
:06:30
Thank you.
:06:34
To...
:06:41
I'm sorry.
:06:43
When was the last time
you had a drink?
:06:45
Oh, it's been thousands of years.
:06:50
Excuse me. It's been thousands
of...days.