:25:01
We're too used to fighting.
:25:04
But we just don't know what to fight.
:25:07
You can feel the tension in the air.
:25:10
A whole lot of fight and hate
that doesn't know where to go.
:25:15
Guy like you maybe starts hating himself.
:25:20
Well...
:25:21
...one of these days maybe
we'll all learn to shift gears.
:25:25
Maybe we'll stop hating
and start liking things again, huh?
:25:31
What sort of an artist are you?
:25:34
I did a mural once in a post office
for the WPA.
:25:37
Oh, a lot of fine artists came from there.
:25:39
I thought at first
he was just plain screwy.
:25:42
Then suddenly I changed my mind.
He was easy to talk to.
:25:47
I don't remember
exactly what we talked about...
:25:50
... but I remember we talked
a lot about baseball.
:25:52
I think he must have been
on a newspaper or something.
:25:55
We were still talking
when his girl came back.
:25:58
They wanted me to go out,
eat with them. That seemed all right.
:26:02
I guess I said I would.
:26:05
But she had to change, so we decided
to go up to his place and wait for her.
:26:10
I don't remember
exactly what we talked about...
:26:13
... or how long before Monty
and Floyd came.
:26:16
Suddenly I began to feel worse
instead of better.
:26:20
Everything began to get fuzzy.
:26:24
You're doing all right, kid.
You're doing all right.
:26:29
You know what I'd do
if I had some dough, Sammy?
:26:32
I'd go to the liquor store,
and I'd tell the man...
:26:34
...wrap up three bottles of this liquor.
:26:37
Three bottles all at one time.
:26:40
Sammy...
:26:42
...let me tell you something.
:26:45
Not many civilians will take a soldier
into their house like this for a quiet talk.
:26:51
Well, let me tell you something.
:26:53
A guy that's afraid to take a soldier
into his house, he stinks.
:26:58
And I mean he stinks.