:46:02
-Some kind of a disappointment?
-I don't know. Do you?
:46:05
I'm asking you.
How should I know if you don't?
:46:12
Do you think a shot of that whisky
would injure my spastic condition?
:46:17
No, sir.
:46:20
It might do it some good.
:46:29
The sky is open again, boy. It's open!
:46:31
That's the way to feel.
:46:38
I can breathe.
:46:41
All my life I've been like a doubled-up fist...
:46:44
...pounding and smashing and driving!
:46:47
But now I'm going
to take things easy with them.
:46:52
Do you know what I'm thinking?
:46:53
What's that, sir?
:46:55
Pleasure!
:46:58
I'll tell you, I still have a feeling for women,
and I'm 65.
:47:02
-That's mighty remarkable.
-Remarkable?
:47:05
Admirable.
:47:06
It's not only remarkable and admirable,
it's downright satisfying.
:47:10
-I'm going to have me a ball.
-A ball?
:47:13
I'm going to pick me a choice woman...
:47:15
...and I'm going to smother her in minks
and choke her with diamonds.
:47:19
I'm going to be happy!
:47:23
Why are you so restless?
You got ants in your britches?
:47:26
-Yes, sir.
-Why?
:47:29
-Something hasn't happened yet.
-What's that?
:47:32
-A click in my head.
-Did you say, ''click''?
:47:34
Yes, sir. That click in my head
that makes me feel peaceful.
:47:38
Boy, sometimes you worry me.
:47:42
Like a switch clicking off in my head.
Turns the hot light off and the cool one on.
:47:46
All of a sudden, there's peace.
:47:50
You're a real alcoholic!
:47:54
That is the truth.
:47:55
Yes, sir, I am an alcoholic.
So, if you'll just excuse me.