:48:01
We got a poker game
going on here.
:48:03
Is it up to me...
Who threw a pickle on my floor?
:48:07
I don't think
that's funny.
:48:09
[Sniffing]
:48:10
What is
that smell?
:48:11
Disinfectant?
:48:16
It's the cards.
He washed the cards.
:48:19
I'm getting
out of here.
:48:20
I can't stand
any more.
:48:21
Wait a minute, Roy.
Where are you going?
:48:23
I've been sitting here
breathing cleaning fluid
:48:25
and ammonia
for three hours.
:48:27
Nature didn't intend for poker
to be played like that.
:48:31
OK,
ready to play.
:48:33
Good. We got just enough
for handball.
:48:35
Where is everybody?
:48:37
You got the nerve
to ask that question?
:48:39
I've just been
sterilized out of $53.
:48:41
Well, I'm sorry.
Is it my fault, fellas?
:48:43
No. I guess no one
feels like playing tonight.
:48:45
I'd better be going, too.
Got to get up early.
:48:47
Bebe and I are driving to
Asbury Park for the weekend.
:48:49
Just the two of you?
Gee, that's nice.
:48:51
You always do things
like that together, don't you?
:48:53
We have to.
I don't know how to drive.
:48:55
You coming, Murray?
:48:56
Yeah. Why not?
:48:59
I got to stop off
and get Mimi a hero sandwich
:49:02
and a frozen eclair.
:49:03
Marriage. Huh!
Those two playboys
:49:05
sure got the life,
huh, Vinnie?
:49:07
Yeah. Some life
those playboys got.
:49:09
[Laughing]
:49:16
That's funny,
isn't it, Oscar?
:49:18
They think we're happy.
:49:20
Ha ha ha!
:49:21
They really think we're
enjoying ourselves.
:49:23
Well, they don't know.
:49:25
They just don't know
:49:26
what it's like
living alone, do they?
:49:28
I'd be immensely grateful
to you, Felix,
:49:30
if you didn't
clean up just now.
:49:32
Just a few things.
But playboys...us!
:49:34
Ha ha ha!
That's really funny.
:49:36
I think they
actually envy us.
:49:38
Well, they should
only know.
:49:40
Felix, will you leave
everything alone, please?
:49:42
I'm not through
dirtying up for the night.
:49:44
Don't you see
the irony of it?
:49:46
Don't you
see the irony?
:49:48
Yes, I see it.
:49:49
I really don't think
you see it.
:49:51
Felix, I'm telling you,
I see the irony of it.
:49:54
Then tell me...
What's the irony?
:49:56
The irony is that unless
we come to some other arrangement,