:18:02
Well, there goes another boatload
out to the prince's yacht.
:18:06
Another load of actresses.
:18:10
I don't see how
you can drink like that...
:18:12
...right out of the bottle.
It must taste awful.
:18:15
Well, anything worth having
is worth suffering for. Isn't it?
:18:20
I guess so.
:18:25
Oh, I like to watch the water.
:18:28
If you look close, it's filthy...
:18:31
...but I like to look further out,
where it's clean.
:18:35
You know what I think?
:18:38
I think I watch the water because...
:18:42
...I expect a sea monster to come up
out of there someday...
:18:45
...and carry me down to the ocean caves.
:18:49
Mom and Dad are a club act.
:18:53
You know, I mean songs and dances...
:18:56
...and snappy patter.
:18:59
Old-time vaudeville. They're in some
loud joint in Vegas, right this minute.
:19:03
Are they good?
:19:07
You know, they were on Ed Sullivan
a couple years ago.
:19:11
But you didn't like that kind of life.
:19:16
No, I wanted something steady.
Something with a little class.
:19:21
Like the Trayner Drilling account. Class.
:19:25
Don't hate yourself.
It's something you've gotta do.
:19:27
It's part of your job.
:19:30
I wanna be a public relations man,
not a pimp.
:19:36
My job is supposed to be to advise people
how to relate to the public, you know?
:19:42
How to make the good
that my client does known...
:19:47
...and how to help him
find ways to do good...
:19:52
...and benefit others as well as himself.
:19:57
Be a garbage man,
or some eunuch in a harem.