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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and
welcome to tonight's program of
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boxing matches.
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In this corner, for tonight's main
event, we have Stephen Forbush
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and his opponent, Mrs. Stephen Forbush.
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As you know, these two are traditional
rivals, having met many times before for
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the middle class championship of the
world.
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As you may have noticed, I'm quite at
home in the ring.
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For me, boxing is very easy.
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It's lifting my hand above my head after
I've won that I find difficult.
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It's much too strenuous.
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But so much for the preliminaries. Now
for the main event.
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Cindy?
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Cindy?
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I'm right here, darling.
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Why the hat?
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Oh, for laughs mostly.
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Arnold rented a little sailing boat from
a high school boy. It's hardly bigger
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than the top of two.
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That's very cute.
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Ever occur to you Arnold's no high
school boy?
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Oh, really, Dave?
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Arnold's been very thoughtful and kind.
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I know. Never mind, stupid finger.
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You have a nice tail.
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Bye -bye, darling. Bye.
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Cindy? Yes?
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You be back for dinner?
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Of course.
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I can't see you.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I was just wondering, you know, how
delicate you're, Mike.
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You want to ask Arnold back?
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For dinner?
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Well, beachcombers have to eat, don't
they?
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Besides, I think the guy's got charm.
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This is fair share, if he must know.
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I'll ask him.
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I think he'd be pleased.
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Fix the mirror?
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Yes, sir.
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Wait a minute.
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That's fine. Very good.
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Not many sailing today.
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No, not many sailing.
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Mr. Ramey?
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Yes?
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Mr. Ramey?
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I was wondering if this might be a good
time to take you out of the respirator.
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For what?
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Well, we managed seven minutes so easily
yesterday.
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Dr. Fabry told me on the phone we could
increase it to eight or nine.
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I'm not interested now.
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I'd rather watch the boats.
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Of course, Mr. Adams.
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I used to be pretty good with boats.
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Pretty good with women, so...
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Oh,
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come here, Lila.
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You talking to me? Yeah, you.
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You're shaking like a dollar tambourine.
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I'm cold. Give me the towel.
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The towel! Yeah, I know.
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Oh, it's better.
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I've seen more cover on a loaf of bread.
You're funny, aren't you? I would be,
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but I haven't got time.
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So? Dave, you... This is no time for an
interview.
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But people are waiting for us back on
the boat. Who owns the boat?
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You do.
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I'll let you answer.
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What? Because when you own the boat, you
pay for the liquor, and you're the last
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guy anybody wants around. That make
sense to you? Mm -hmm, I suppose so.
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What are you going to buy next?
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You.
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That surprise you? I don't suppose so
either.
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You gonna marry me and all that?
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Yeah, I mean marry and all that.
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Hey.
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You never talked about marrying me
before. Well, excuse me for bringing it
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now.
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You know, Dave, you're taking a fright
for a plant.
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I'm used to it.
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It's the same as betting on the horses
or buying a block of real estate.
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Well, Dave, no one ever owned me
completely.
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Well, I don't own Florida either.
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Just a fair percentage.
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I was a mug five years ago.
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So what makes you think you've changed?
You and six million dollars in the bank.
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How's that, Mr. Ramey?
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That's fine dandy, Greg.
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Oh, Mr. Ramey?
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Yeah?
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Mrs. Ramey mentioned that I might have
this evening off.
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That is, if it's all right with you.
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Nobody asked me.
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I see.
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Well, Mrs. Ramey said she'd be here
herself.
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Naturally, if you want me to, I'll stay.
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No, it's perfectly all right, Miss
Collins.
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Dave, darling, it was so nice of you to
have Max have everything set up.
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It just looks lovely.
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We stopped by the kitchen and the
herring's marvelous.
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I'm glad you liked it.
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Nice of you to ask me, Dave.
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Well, it was nice of you to come.
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Things get pretty dull here at night.
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How was the sailing?
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It was fun.
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Not much of a boat.
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But I will say this, your wife certainly
knows her way around.
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Around what?
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Around boats, of course.
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I'll laugh later and show you how jolly
I can get.
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Arnold, would you please make Dave a
martini, double dry?
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Double dry.
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What's wrong, Dave?
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Nothing wrong.
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Everything's as gay as Bluebird.
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I hear you gave Miss Collins a night
off.
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Well, I thought she deserved it.
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You don't mind, do you, dear?
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Oh, I don't mind a bit. That's nice from
Miss Collins.
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Nice for Arnold and nice for everybody.
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I was hoping to get the 627 bus to town,
Mrs. Rainey. There's one at midnight
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that will bring me back.
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I've got Miss Collins.
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Arnold, would you mind driving Miss
Collins to the bar?
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Oh, please, if it's any bother. No
bother at all. I have to stop at my
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anyway to change my clothes.
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Just let me remind you, Miss Collins,
there's a crooked bingo game at the
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firehouse, and everything costs a nickel
at the Penny Arcade.
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After that, you're on your own. I
usually find my way around with the bag,
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I'll be careful.
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Oh, he's a gay one, isn't he?
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I wasn't talking about the Prince of
Monaco.
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No, I guess you weren't.
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But he does make a wonderful martini.
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Yeah.
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How many have you had already?
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Four or five.
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Where? His place?
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A martini's a martini. Does it make any
difference where it's consumed?
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How long has he had that cottage?
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Four or five weeks.
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I don't know. He had tried it.
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Has he got any money?
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$4 .60.
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Tell me that this afternoon.
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Here.
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We've got prospects.
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Yeah, I know.
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I hope it'll be painless.
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Painless?
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However you planned it for tonight.
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A killing, I mean.
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When did your person stay?
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Not a matter of suspecting. It's simple
logic.
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I figured the odds, knowing the way your
mind works.
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You have to be so clinical about it.
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You wouldn't think I'd enjoy having to
do it.
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You want one of your own? This time,
shall we shave our glass again?
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happening now?
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Is this the time?
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Of course not, darling. I wouldn't be
that clumsy or cruel.
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Turn it back on.
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What are you doing now?
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Nothing more than the doctor prescribed.
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Miss Cullen said you could be out with
perfect safety for ten minutes.
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Ten minutes to seven.
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That's much better, isn't it? We can
talk more comfortably.
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You're taking it very well, darling,
aren't you?
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It wasn't my fault this horrible thing
had to hit you.
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Well, was it?
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No, it's not your fault, Cindy.
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We had a few good years.
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Bet we did.
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They were fine, Dave.
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Really fine.
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Too tough for you now, though.
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Too tough the way things stand.
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Dave, let's not kid ourselves.
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You're more dead than alive.
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And you know me.
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I was never meant for those nobler forms
of solitaire.
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Arnold.
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Gonna fix that, huh?
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What difference does it make if it's
Arnold, if it's a mailman, if
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somebody's Uncle Joe?
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Where can you be there?
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You're lying there day in and day out.
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Like an airtight pound of coffee in a
can.
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Well?
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Thanks.
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You put it so sweetly. I'm not being
mean.
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Only practical.
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Seriously, Dave.
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Remembering how you used to be?
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Fighting and forcing your way up from
the shadiest side of things to the
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legitimate power you managed to attain.
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Seeing you now, I think you'd want to
die.
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I'm sorry, Cindy.
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I'm not that cooperative.
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Could it be any worse than this?
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It's bad enough.
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It's not that bad.
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I'll hang on to what I can keep.
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What can you keep?
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Plenty.
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My mind's not paralyzed.
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I can think.
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I can read with help.
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I can count my money without any help.
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I haven't figured out yet why a man with
six million dollars would want to die.
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But when he had to fight for it the way
I did.
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I can't stand all this moralizing.
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Put me back in the lump.
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Seriously, Dave.
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I wonder if you know how unfair this
whole thing is to me.
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Really.
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Just try to see my point of view.
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I gave as much of myself to you as I
could possibly give to anyone.
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And it was wonderful.
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It was great.
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I'm admitting that.
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It's heartening.
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Now, to get back to what I was saying,
what else is there
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left for me to do?
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You mean short of murder?
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I wish you wouldn't use that word right
out.
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I couldn't up and divorce you, heavens
knows.
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First thing anybody would say is, look
at her.
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Man's lying there flat on his back, and
she runs off as gaily as you please.
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What kind of woman is she?
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Now, they do have those reactions.
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Isn't that true?
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Just put me back in the room.
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I told you, darling, it would not be
now.
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Where's Arnold?
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He went to change his clothes.
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I have to take him as Collins to the
bus.
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You depend on him a lot, don't you?
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Let's not talk about Arnold.
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I thought you liked him so much.
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I adore him, if you must know.
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Sit down.
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I don't want to sit down. I feel steady
of standing.
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I'll be back in just a minute. I feel
like a mess and I must look like one,
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Sandy?
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No need to be upset, darling.
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Put me back.
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You're half drunk.
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I'm two -thirds, and I'm doing better
all the time.
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Put me back alone.
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Just like I said, darling.
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Cindy.
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Huh?
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Oh, of course, darling.
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How many drinks did you have?
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I think you're so normal.
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He knows.
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I just told him. All right.
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He knows.
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All right.
263
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Did you have anything to eat?
264
00:21:36,920 --> 00:21:40,420
Now, how could I be expected to eat and
drink at the same time?
265
00:21:40,920 --> 00:21:42,120
What you need is some air.
266
00:21:42,121 --> 00:21:44,659
We could still go for a swim, couldn't
we?
267
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A what?
268
00:21:45,480 --> 00:21:48,070
A swim, I said. Sober you up and then
have some dinner.
269
00:21:52,899 --> 00:21:56,200
I'd like that, Arnold. You're just so
calm and dependable.
270
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That's what all the girls say, Cindy.
271
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They say it's nice to know they're
dealing with an old, dependable firm.
272
00:22:07,280 --> 00:22:10,170
Oh, I hope you don't think you're too
cheeky of me, old boy.
273
00:22:10,840 --> 00:22:12,580
But I'll have to borrow your trunks.
274
00:22:32,430 --> 00:22:33,480
It's all over, Dave.
275
00:22:33,750 --> 00:22:36,820
They'll find her body tomorrow with the
early change of tide.
276
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Are you sure?
277
00:22:39,030 --> 00:22:41,500
I checked the currents just the way you
told me to.
278
00:22:42,550 --> 00:22:44,170
It was a nice, clean job.
279
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No pain?
280
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No pain at all.
281
00:22:50,250 --> 00:22:53,140
Well, thanks, Arnold. You're always good
at these things.
282
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Less than a trade.
283
00:22:56,990 --> 00:22:58,610
It's like old times, huh, Dave?
284
00:23:01,610 --> 00:23:03,450
I'm glad you came when you got my call.
285
00:23:05,550 --> 00:23:07,660
You'll get your dough in a couple of
weeks.
286
00:23:08,810 --> 00:23:09,860
Just a grand.
287
00:23:10,450 --> 00:23:11,500
Fair enough.
288
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I think I'll have that drink.
289
00:23:13,910 --> 00:23:19,070
Arnold, do you make you any better
offers?
290
00:23:21,490 --> 00:23:23,590
Well, I can't say I wasn't tempted,
Dave.
291
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But as you might have heard me tell her
earlier, I'm an old, reliable firm.
292
00:23:51,050 --> 00:23:57,529
as Cindy's body slowly sinks into the
bay, we take leave of the lovely seaside
293
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setting for our story.
294
00:23:59,670 --> 00:24:04,610
Of course, as it must to all men, the
law caught up with Arnold and Dave.
295
00:24:05,170 --> 00:24:10,730
As for our boxing match, it turned out
to be the shortest fight on record.
296
00:24:11,110 --> 00:24:15,390
They met in the center of the ring, and
it was over faster than you could say,
297
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who was that lady I seen you with last
night?
298
00:24:18,800 --> 00:24:21,240
I think this should be a lesson to all
of us.
299
00:24:21,560 --> 00:24:26,060
Next time we should be back with another
story. Until then, good night.
300
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