Two for the Money
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:23:00
Really. I did. A serious side of beef.
:23:04
Enjoy your daughter's birthday. Come on.
:23:08
What do you mean?
You should check him out.

:23:11
- I know you want to.
- Walter.

:23:14
Get out of your head.
It's a bad neighborhood.

:23:17
- (commentator) Touchdown!
- (commentaries continue)

:23:31
I'm gonna have the bruchetta here,
and this right here.

:23:34
Very good.
And may I say, sir, an excellent choice.

:23:39
I think it's pronounced "bruschetta."
"Bruschetta."

:23:42
They're little pizzas,
but they don't have cheese in them.

:23:46
- Bruschetta?
- Perfect.

:23:48
Who cares? Anyone who goes 20 for 24
college football, 12 for 14 professional,

:23:53
175 calls on the 900 number, you can
call bruschetta anything you want, son.

:23:59
Ever have
a thousand-dollar bottle of wine?

:24:01
- No.
- Steward!

:24:03
- Walter, it's a waste. He hardly drinks.
- It's a celebration. Steward.

:24:07
- Walter, it's...
- Toni, come on.

:24:09
Just 'cause he's with reformed drunks
doesn't mean he can't enjoy himself.

:24:13
I was a lot of things, Walter,
I was never a drunk.

:24:16
Actually, truth be told,
:24:18
I've never had
a 12-dollar bottle of water either.

:24:22
- He thinks we're fighting.
- Yeah.

:24:24
No, I don't. Look, hey, this is great,
all of this. Thank you, Walter, Toni.

:24:31
Watch out, Walter. He's a fixer.
:24:34
- I should've ordered two.
- What did the doctor say? Come on.

:24:38
Well, if you really want to know - I've been
meaning to tell you - I went yesterday,

:24:42
and he seemed very concerned.
:24:44
Afterwards, he sat me down
and looked into my eyes, and he said:

:24:48
"Walter...
:24:51
"who do you like
in the Buffalo-Oakland game?"

:24:54
(laughter)
:24:56
- (Brandon) You tell him Buffalo?
- Shit, Walter. It wasn't funny.


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