Out of the Past
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- I went in the gasoline business.
- But you're looking for me now, ain't you?

:48:05
I went out of business.
Come on, let's take a ride in your hack.

:48:12
Buddy, you look like you're in trouble.
:48:14
- Why?
- Because you don't act like it.

:48:17
I think I'm in a frame.
:48:20
Don't sound like you.
:48:22
I don't know.
All I can see is the frame.

:48:24
I'm going in there now
to look at the picture.

:48:26
- I don't have to tell you to wait.
- You don't have to tell me nothing.

:48:58
My name is Jeff Bailey.
:49:00
Oh, yes, Miss Carson said
you'd pick her up. I'm Leonard Eels.

:49:02
- How do you do?
- Bring him out here, Leonard.

:49:11
Thank you.
:49:13
Hello, Jeffrey.
:49:15
I always wanted my favorite cousin
to meet my favorite boss.

:49:17
- Apple martini?
- Thanks.

:49:19
Meta talked about you like
you're the ninth wonder of the world.

:49:22
- She skipped one.
- Meta must be the eighth.

:49:24
All women are wonders because
they reduce all men to the obvious.

:49:28
And so do martinis.
:49:31
So nice here, I hate to go.
:49:33
Don't then. Why don't you both stay
and have dinner?

:49:36
Yes, why don't we?
:49:38
We can't, Jeffrey.
We promised the Bigelows, remember?

:49:41
Oh, call them up.
We can see them anytime.

:49:43
We can't, Jeffrey. I'm sorry, Leonard.
:49:45
Some other time.
How long will you be in town, Mr. Bailey?

:49:48
- I don't really know.
- You're on business?

:49:51
- You might call it that.
- Where are you from? The South?

:49:55
- No. Tahoe.
- We must go, Jeff.

:49:59
All right.

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