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:33:03
You for one. It seems his father's money
couldn't help him there.

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But I never thought he'd go so far as
to lend a car and then say I stole it.

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But it figures.
I actually feel sorry for him sometimes.

:33:19
I have no intention
of wasting sympathy on him.

:33:23
Sympathy's never wasted, Betty Lee.
One way or another, you get it back.

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Or so it says in the Book.
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- And that's something
I can't understand.
- What's that?

:33:37
The way it says we oughta be,
in the gospels. The way we are, in fact.

:33:41
Turn this cheek, that cheek.
Don't cast the first stone.

:33:47
That's for tall angels,
not for men.

:33:52
No, I don't see any wings on you.
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That is a fact.
There is a fact.

:33:57
Hello, Betty Lee, Glenn Tyler.
How you all doin'?

:34:01
We all doin' fine
till you crawled in.

:34:05
Crawled, dear boy?
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Yeah, crawled...
as in insect.

:34:11
- Don't you go callin' us no insects!
- Shut up.

:34:16
Tyler, I invited you and your
lady companion to join us for a drink.

:34:21
My date, Miss Monica George,
expressed a desire to meet you both.

:34:26
- You're stoned out of your mind.
- Don't, you're supposed to be--

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Hey, the lady's reminding you
you're on parole.

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And my revered, distinguished father's
a member of that board.

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Now let's all calm down and
have a drink. Set 'em up, Dace.

:34:43
Don't you think I'm forgettin'
Christmas night. Let's go, Betty Lee.

:34:47
- Wait a minute.
- Take your hands off.

:34:50
Ladies, I wanna continue
my confidential conversation...

:34:56
with Mr. Tyler,
the ol' auto thief.

:34:58
Look here, boy. You put
a black mark on me I didn't deserve.


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