On the Waterfront
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I tried to tell Edie the other night.
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I really tried to, I wanted to tell her.
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She's the first nice thing
that's ever happened to me.

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What are you going to do about it?
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What do you mean? About telling her?
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Yes, about telling her.
The commission. Your subpoena.

:58:16
I know you got a subpoena.
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I don't know.
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lt's like carrying a monkey
around on your back.

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lt's a question of ''who rides who.''
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lf I spill, my life ain't worth a nickel.
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And how much is your soul worth
if you don't?

:58:31
They're asking me to put the finger
on my own brother.

:58:36
Johnny Friendly used to take me
to ball games when I was a kid.

:58:39
Don't break my heart.
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I wouldn't care if he gave you
a life pass to the polo grounds.

:58:44
So you've got a brother.
Let me tell you something...

:58:47
...you've got other brothers
getting the short hand...

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...while Johnny is getting mustard
on his face at the polo grounds.

:58:54
Ball games.
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Listen, if I were you, I would walk right....
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Never mind.
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I'm not asking you to do anything,
your own conscience has to do the asking.

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Conscience.
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-That stuff can drive you nuts.
-Good luck.

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ls that all you've got to say?
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Come here.
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Edie called me this morning.
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She's coming here to talk to me.
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Come on, why don't you tell her?
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No curves.
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Okay.
:59:40
Thanks.

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