:22:02
Could be like Samson
gettin' his first haircut.
:22:07
Look, Darcey. I got news for you.
You see these apples?
:22:11
I buy 'em by the crate
at the nearest grocery store.
:22:13
The wise guys want to believe
these apples bring me luck,
:22:16
it's two strikes against them.
:22:19
You know about psychology, huh?
:22:22
Yeah, I know about... whatever you call it.
:22:25
It's like your dark glasses. You put those
on, the boys sweat from here to Omaha.
:22:30
Me? I use apples.
:22:37
All right. Shall we quit clowning?
:22:48
I like the way this kid operates, yeah.
:22:51
Smart boy. Smart dresser, too.
:22:53
- You like that?
- Oh, yeah. It's rich.
:22:57
- He likes it.
- Mind if I try that on?
:23:00
No. Why not? Give him a hand, Junior.
:23:03
Hold it, Junior.
:23:06
They say you're a smart operator.
:23:08
Gotta give you credit. You won the first
round. This is round two comin' up now.
:23:13
- How does it look?
- Great.
:23:16
Nice colour, huh?
:23:19
Round two.
:23:20
I got maybe eight, ten
top candidates for this job.
:23:23
All smart, tough, hard-headed guys,
and I can take my pick of any one of 'em.
:23:28
Now suppose you tell me,
in ten words or less, like a telegram,
:23:33
why should Steve Darcey give
the New York territory to Dave the Dude?
:23:39
Go ahead, talk.
:23:41
- That's a good question. Right, Joy Boy?
- Beautiful.
:23:44
- Got an answer?
- No.
:23:45
- Got a question?
- Yeah.
:23:46
Ask it - in ten words, like a telegram.
:23:49
Why should Dave the Dude
give New York territory to Darcey?
:23:55
That's eleven, but...
:23:57
- Are you his mouthpiece?
- Call me his doormat.