:07:04
Wow. It's as hot
as fresh milk.
:07:08
Hey, you girls oughta get your boss
to air condition ya up.
:07:13
He can aff ord it today.
(Chuckles)
:07:15
Marion, will you get the copies
of that deed ready f or Mr Cassidy?
:07:18
- Yes, sir.
- Tomorrow's the day, my little girl.
:07:22
Oh... Oh, not you.
My daughter.
:07:25
A baby.
:07:27
Tomorrow she stands her sweet self
up there and gets married away from me.
:07:32
- (Chuckles)
- I want you to take a look at my baby.
:07:38
(Chuckles)
Eighteen years old...
:07:40
and she never had an unhappy day
in any one of those years.
:07:45
Come on, Tom.
My office is air conditioned.
:07:48
Do you know what I do
about unhappiness?
:07:50
I buy it off.
:07:53
Are, uh...
Are you unhappy?
:07:55
Uh, not inordinately.
:08:00
I'm buying this house
f or my baby's wedding present.
:08:04
Forty thousand
dollars cash.
:08:08
Now that's...
that's not buying happiness.
:08:11
That's just buying off unhappiness.
(Chuckles)
:08:14
(Money Flapping)
:08:16
I never carry more than
I can aff ord to lose.
:08:19
- Count 'em!
- I declare!
:08:22
I don't. That's how
I get to keep it.
:08:25
Tom, a cash transaction
of this size is most irregular.
:08:29
Ah, so what?
It's my private money.
:08:32
- Now it's yours.
- Suppose we put it in the saf e...
:08:35
and then Monday morning
when you're f eeling good...
:08:38
Oh, speaking of f eeling good, where's
that bottle you said was in your desk?
:08:43
Uh-oh.
(Chuckles)
:08:47
You know, uh, sometimes
I can keep my mouth shut.
:08:53
(Chuckles)
:08:57
Lowery, I am dying
of "thirst-aroonie."