:46:01
Pretty soon everybody'll
be calling me Cinderella Man.
:46:10
Would you like to walk the rest
of the way? It's so nice out.
:46:14
- Yes.
- Yeah, let's.
:46:23
Hey, wise guys, he's getting off.
:46:26
Come on, pull up to the curb!
:46:30
Oh, come on.
Don't you want to see it?
:46:36
Well, feast your eyes.
Grant's tomb.
:46:40
Is that it?
:46:42
Hey, beetle puss.
:46:45
The tomb.
:46:49
Well, there you are. Grant's tomb.
l hope you're not disappointed.
:46:53
- It's wonderful.
- To most people it's an awful letdown.
:46:57
Huh?
:46:59
I say, to most people it's a washout.
:47:02
That depends on what they see.
:47:05
- And what do you see?
- Me?
:47:09
Oh, l see a small Ohio farm boy...
:47:12
becoming a great soldier.
:47:14
I see thousands of marching men.
:47:16
I see General Lee,
with a broken heart, surrendering.
:47:22
I can see the beginning of a new nation,
like Abraham Lincoln said.
:47:27
And l can see that Ohio boy
being inaugurated as president.
:47:33
Things like that can only happen
in a country like America.
:47:38
Excuse me.
:47:44
Sorry, Mr. Hopper.
Mr. Cedar won't answer his phone.
:47:47
- What's going on in the boss's office?
- Search me.
:47:49
The three C's and little "B"
have been in there over an hour.
:47:52
l don't want to be critical, but--
:47:54
Yes, l know. A week's gone by and
we haven't got power of attorney yet.
:47:57
- Yes, but you said--
- l can't strangle him, can I?