:14:01
Attaboy!
:14:04
Ya glad to see me, Corky?
Huh? How are ya, huh?
:14:06
Where's Mom and Slade?
Mom go shoppin' again, or is she out
gabbin' with the neighbors?
:14:11
Which is it? Say something,
you funny-lookin' little mutt.
:14:14
Can't ya talk?
:14:17
All right. You stay here
and watch my bag.
:14:19
Stay here and watch it.
I'll be back later.
:14:21
Now watch it.
Watch it.
:14:23
Attaboy.
:14:25
I went down to the drugstore
to call up Ramirez.
:14:28
Pete Ramirez.
We grew up together.
He was an old friend.
:14:32
I thought I might drop over
and kill an hour.
:14:34
But it all went one way
that sunny afternoon.
:14:37
In the cards.
He was out.
:14:40
His wife told me
he was away somewhere,
working on thejob.
:14:43
Pete always had the night shift,
but this afternoon
he was on day duty.
:14:48
This particular afternoon.
:14:52
And then, somehow,
there I was, in the Round-Up.
:14:56
The old place.
The old hangout.
:15:00
There I was, all right,
looking for her,
:15:03
whether I felt like
admitting it to myself or not.
:15:08
A little strange to see
the place in the daytime.
:15:11
Empty, quiet, dim.
:15:16
We put in a lot of evenings here,
Anna and I.
:15:22
Howdy.
Howdy.
:15:25
You wanted something?
A beer?
:15:27
You the new man
around here?
:15:29
Depends on what
ya mean by "new."
:15:32
Where's Harry?
Harry who?
:15:34
Harry. Used to be the bartender.
Worked here.
:15:37
Must've been
before my time.
Oh.
:15:43
Ya want a beer?
:15:47
Does the, uh...
Does the old crowd
still come in here?
:15:49
Lots of people
come in here nighttimes.
:15:52
Depends on which
"old crowd" ya mean.
:15:54
Tell me, do you know...
Yeah.
Hey, mister.
:15:57
You looking for
some special party?
:15:59
No. No, I'm not
looking for anybody.