1:16:30
- It's late. I'd better be getting home.
- Okay if I call you a cab?
1:16:35
Beats walking in the snow.
1:16:47
This is Porter Hollingsway. How long
before you can get a cab over to my house?
1:16:50
Okay, hustle it along. And, say,
put the charge on my account. Yeah.
1:16:55
It'll be just a minute.
1:17:01
Sounds like you keep the cabs
pretty busy with this kind of thing.
1:17:04
The reason I keep an account is because
I do a lot of business with them, store business.
1:17:08
- Well, don't get mad.
- You just keep needling me.
1:17:11
I'd insist upon paying for that cab myself,
but I'm in no spot to be proud.
1:17:15
- From tomorrow on, I count the pennies.
- What's tomorrow?
1:17:17
- The day I start looking for a new job.
- I'm not gonna fire you.
1:17:20
- I'm gonna quit.
- What do you wanna do that for?
1:17:22
That's a silly question coming
from a man who knows all the answers.
1:17:26
None of the others quit.
Why should I, is that it?
1:17:28
Don't let it worry you, Porter. Maybe it's
just a new twist in the same old act.
1:17:32
There's the cab.
1:17:34
- I'll take you to the door.
- You stay where you are.
1:17:38
This time it's good-bye
and no kidding.
1:17:41
Maybe you're right, Porter.
Maybe I'm a fool.
1:17:44
But maybe you're
the biggest fool in the worid.