:27:01
How's Papa and the kids?
-Okay.
:27:05
l saw your brother, Tony.
:27:08
He's a great boy.
:27:10
Yeah.
:27:11
l beat he told you where to head in.
:27:13
Great boy.
:27:16
He thinks you're a hero, Marty.
:27:20
6 or 8 years from now
l'll be chasing him, too.
:27:23
Maybe.
:27:24
He'll have plenty of fun first.
:27:27
Do you think it's worth it?
:27:32
How much money you make?
:27:34
Ninety four dollars and forty
three cents a week.
:27:37
Ninety four dollars and forty-three
cents, don't go far.
:27:41
Ever go to Florida for
a couple of weeks?
:27:44
Or bet 100 bucks on a horse?
:27:46
Or give a girl a big
bunch of orchids...
:27:48
...because you like her smile?
-No, but l sleep good nights.
:27:51
ln some cheap room.
:27:53
Not me. l had enough of
that when l'm a kid.
:27:56
Crummy tenements,
no food, no clothes.
:27:58
Save it for the jury.
:28:01
Who do you think you're kidding?
:28:04
l was brought up in
the district, too.
:28:07
l've heard that dialogue
ever since l was ten.
:28:10
Get hep...
:28:11
...only suckers work...
:28:13
...don't be a square, stay
with the smart money...
:28:16
...let the old man get calluses
digging ditches...
:28:18
...no food, no clothes,
crummy tenements.
:28:21
You're breaking my heart, Marty.
:28:23
You played it your way,
l played it mine.
:28:30
Think it's worth the chair?
:28:33
l don't know.
:28:34
l haven't tried yet.
:28:37
Maybe you won't mind.
:28:39
You'd be the center of attention.
:28:43
Me, l'd kind of think of afterwards.
:28:46
When they slide that pine box
through the back door...
:28:51
...and somebody has to identify
it before they take it away.
:28:55
l do what l do, l get the
chair. Nobody else.
:28:57
What about the girl?
:28:59
What about...