:43:41
Joe, is it true: did you really get it?
Did I get what?
:43:44
The Princess story, the exclusive.
Did you get it?
:43:47
No, no, I didn't get it.
What? But that's impossible!
:43:51
Have a cup of coffee or something?
Joe, you can't hold out on me.
:43:54
Who's holding out on you?
You are.
:43:55
What are you talking about?
I know too much:
:43:57
First you come into my office and
ask about an exclusive on the Princess.
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Next, you disappear. Then I get the rumour
from my contact at the Embassy...
:44:04
that the Princess isn't sick at all,
and she's out on the town.
:44:07
What kind of a newspaper man are you?
You believe every two bit rumour that comes your way?
:44:10
Yeah? And a lot of other rumours.
:44:13
about a shindig at a barge down by the river...
:44:15
...and the arrest of eight Secret Service men,
from a country which shall be nameless.
:44:19
And then comes of news of the
lady's miraculous recovery.
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It all adds up!
:44:24
And don't think by playing hard-to-get,
that you're raised the price of that story:
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A deal's a deal!
Now, come on, come on: where is that story?
:44:33
I have no story.
:44:37
Then what was the idea of...
Joe!
:44:41
Man, wait till you see these!
Irving.
:44:44
Hiya, Mr. Henne.. oh, you got here at the right time.
Wait till you get a look at...
:44:50
What's the idea?!
What do you mean, charging in and spilling things all over my place.
:44:54
Who's spilling?
You did. I spoke to you about that once before, don't you remember?
:44:58
Joe, look at my pants!
Yeah, you better come in here and dry 'em off, Irving.