:21:00
:21:01
Either of you weasels got her number?
- No. - Good thing I have.
:21:05
:21:08
Get me Maine 4-9970
and reverse the charges.
:21:11
:21:11
You may go now. Orop this
in the mailbox on your way out.
:21:15
:21:16
Hello, I want to speak to Miss Bailey.
Is this Miss Bailey?
:21:20
:21:20
Why, of course I know your son.
:21:24
:21:25
Why, that's silly.
We're just very good friends.
:21:29
:21:31
Professor, I don't understand.
:21:33
:21:33
You don't? Come over to my office.
:21:36
:21:36
You're in bed? In that case,
I'll come to your office.
:21:39
:21:55
Where are your tongs?
Looks like a tong war.
:21:59
:22:01
No more ice until you pay the bill.
:22:03
:22:03
How much do we owe you?
- $2,000. - Just for ice?
:22:07
:22:07
I can get an Eskimo for $200
and make my own ice.
:22:10
:22:20
I tell you what: You owe us 200.
We take 2,000 and call it square.
:22:25
:22:25
I'll consult my lawyer. If he tells me
to do it, I'll get a new lawyer.
:22:30
:22:30
Forget about the money. Go to college,
and get yourself a co-ed.
:22:34
:22:35
I gotta co-ed last week for $18,
a co-ed with two pairs of pants.
:22:38
:22:39
Since when has a co-ed two pairs
of pants? - Since I joined college.
:22:43
:22:43
Baravelli, you've got the brain
of a 4-year-old boy.
:22:47
:22:47
Now that you're a college boy,
here's your hat,
:22:50
:22:50
your pennant, your coat.
:22:53
:22:59
Report for football practice in the
morning. Now, sign this agreement.