Never So Few
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:27:01
I could send you flowers, I could mow your
lawn, I could buy you an ice cream soda.

:27:06
- And we could hold hands in the movies.
- You tempt me.

:27:10
But on second thought,
you couldn't even afford my cook.

:27:17
- I'm not in the same league with...?
- The old gentleman?

:27:20
Financially.
:27:21
You are not in the same league with him
in any department.

:27:28
Miss Vesari...
:27:32
...can I see you again?
- Hell, no.

:27:37
Nikko?
:27:39
Yes, my dear?
Thank you for your hospitality.

:27:42
I'd like to return it. We are going tomorrow
to our cottage in Kawagar.

:27:46
Very rural. Very away from it all.
:27:49
If you do ever get leave,
please stop around anytime.

:27:52
- Good night.
- Good night.

:27:54
- Good night.
- Good night, Miss Fitch.

:27:57
I will see you in the morning?
:27:59
Yes, sir. 0800, sir.
:28:03
Good night, gentleman.
:28:09
Well.
:28:11
Danny, you know anything
about this guy, Regas?

:28:14
- Well...
- Supposed to be in shipping...

:28:16
...but I think he's an opium smuggler
in wolves' clothing.

:28:20
What about Carla Vesari?
She's quite a crock of curry.

:28:23
Nikko Regas is a shy, retiring
bloodsucker of all trades.

:28:27
- What about Carla?
- What do you suppose...

:28:30
...Fred's doing with him?
- What do you suppose she's doing?

:28:33
What she's doing with him is obvious.
:28:36
I think we've exploited the possibilities
of this joint.

:28:39
Waiter, check.

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