:16:00
-l'll take it under advisement.
-Goodbye.
:16:02
Thank you. Goodbye.
:16:06
Goodbye, Your Honor.
:16:08
-You won't forget to do that, Judge?
-l'll take it under advisement.
:16:12
Yes, but when will you know?
:16:21
Look at that rain!
:16:24
-Why, is it doing anything besides falling?
-l don't think so.
:16:28
Nothing unusual ever happens around here.
:16:31
Patsy, l'm sorry you're so bored tonight.
:16:34
Why tonight? l've been bored for a month.
:16:38
lf l'd known we'd be buried side by side
l'd never have taken this apartment.
:16:42
l wouldn't have asked you to come
and live with me if l'd known that...
:16:47
a sort of readjustment
takes place after divorce.
:16:51
Readjustment my foot!
That's just another word for moping around.
:16:55
Don't be silly.
Anyhow, where can two women go alone?
:16:59
You know dozens of men
who'd turn handsprings to take you out.
:17:03
l've got you all dressed up, ready to go out,
and you weaken and refuse.
:17:07
You're just an old grouch.
:17:09
l want to go where there's life.
And l don't mean plant life.
:17:12
l want to go to the theater.
:17:14
You know, go places later
and step around and do things.
:17:18
-But you can't go in all this rain.
-Why not, no taxis?
:17:21
No escort.
:17:22
Unless there's a new ruling,
l don't need an escort to get a drink.
:17:26
l'm going down to the bar and see Joe.
:17:29
Bartender or no bartender, he's still a man.
:17:32
-Maybe he knocks off early.
-Patsy, you wouldn't!
:17:35
l wouldn't?
You're talking to a desperate woman.
:17:38
Hello, Smitty, come on up, boy.
:17:41
-lsn't he cute?
-Too bad he can't wear a top hat.
:17:48
Did you hear what she said?