1:16:02
You're married, and I'm bored.
1:16:05
You're afraid, and I'm choosy.
1:16:08
And you can't be choosy,
or you'll live alone.
1:16:11
Keep thinking that,
you're gonna end up in trouble.
1:16:14
- Mr. Dadier?
- I'll be right with you, Miller.
1:16:16
I gotta get to my job.
1:16:24
Good night, Lois.
1:16:41
- Darling?
- Your husband is with her right now.
1:16:44
- Stop it.
- He'll tell you he was rehearsing his show.
1:16:47
- Please, please don't call anymore.
- But he's with her.
1:16:50
Would you please leave me alone?
1:16:53
Please leave me alone.
1:17:01
- I don't need no more school.
- Why? Why, Miller?
1:17:05
So, what's wrong with being a mechanic?
1:17:07
- You don't want to be, do you?
- Well, there ain't much choice, is there?
1:17:12
The same reason I live
in this neighborhood.
1:17:14
Colored neighborhood, Mr. Dadier.
And folks don't care...
1:17:17
...who fix up their car, black or white.
Just so long as it's fixed good.
1:17:23
- You're late, boy.
- Yeah. I'll be early tomorrow night.
1:17:26
This one needs a new set of spark plugs.
They'll pick it up at 9.
1:17:30
Okay.
1:17:32
You think we got a good school,
Mr. Dadier?
1:17:35
- Yes.
- Do you really think that?
1:17:37
The important thing is,
do you want to learn?
1:17:40
In the beginning I tried, real hard.
1:17:44
But what's the use?
1:17:45
Nobody gives a hoot.
1:17:48
Not the other fellas. Not the teachers.
And not my folks even.
1:17:53
So you quit trying, huh?
1:17:56
- Well, that's the easy way out, Miller.
- That's the only way.
1:17:59
Sometimes we gotta do what's best...