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:31:01
You can't talk to men here
the way you would at home.

:31:06
- They think you mean it.
- Mean what?

:31:09
Doesn't it bother you
that you're married?

:31:13
Does it bother you?
:31:19
I may have misjudged your Johnny.
He can be sweet. So protective.

:31:25
He takes care of everything
that belongs to me.

:31:29
You're to take care of me
because I belong to the boss.

:31:34
- I do all kinds of odd jobs.
- I bet this is the oddest.

:31:41
I believe we were about to
drink a toast.

:31:46
Disaster to the wench
who did wrong by our Johnny.

:31:50
- You won't drink to that?
- Why not? Disaster to the wench.

:32:07
She managed to say it,
but I knew it would haunt her.

:32:13
Anyone as superstitious as Gilda,
out loud, asking for disaster.

:32:23
- Hi.
- You're still dressed.

:32:24
- Hi.
- You're still dressed.

:32:29
- Anything wrong?
- I told you, zippers throw me.

:32:37
- You'll have a maid in the morning.
- Will she be old and ugly?

:32:42
It's smart to surround yourself
with ugly women and beautiful men.

:32:50
- You knew him before.
- Who?

:32:54
- Johnny.
- Johnny Farrel?

:32:59
- You knew him before.
- No.


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