1:13:01
I ain't asking you to come back in my
body, but you can come back as anything.
1:13:03
You could come back as a--
a dog or a president.
1:13:08
If I had my choice,
I'd come back as a president.
1:13:12
I ain't that dumb.
What do you think?
1:13:15
Maybe you gotta think about
those things for a while.
1:13:20
I'm usually not like this. I'm usually
a very calm and collected person.
1:13:24
Really, forgive me.
I'm awfully sorry.
1:13:26
I think I'm gonna
write a letter to the mayor.
1:13:31
I don't believe in any of that crap.
You're entitled to think what you want.
1:13:34
- Maybe I do think what I want.
- Him.
1:13:37
Maybe I do believe all that
damn stuff, and l-- and l--
1:13:44
- Do some thinkin' about it, that's all.
- Here.
1:13:51
What was that all about?
1:13:53
Hey, lookie here.
I've been chosen for some damn thing.
1:13:59
- It's a come-on.
- You know what this is?
1:14:01
- This is a come-on to a party.
- It's a couple of wackos advertising.
1:14:05
Where does it say to go?
Klein's Bargain Basement?
1:14:08
You go and get a ten-year subscription
to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
1:14:11
It says 'Broadway and Harmony Lane,
Hansel and Gretel McAlbertson.'
1:14:16
- That's perfectly clear, ain't it?
- Get outta here.
1:14:18
What do a couple of fruity wackos want
with characters like you and me?
1:14:22
It don't say nothin' about you.
1:14:24
It don't say nothin' about you.
1:14:27
It don't say nothin'
about you, either.
1:14:29
They took my picture, didn't they?
1:14:31
So, you want me to get lost
so you can go to your fancy-ass party?
1:14:35
I didn't say nothin' about that.
1:14:37
Did I say that?
Did l?
1:14:41
I'll just tell 'em...
1:14:43
'You want me, I don't go nowhere
without my buddy here.'
1:14:50
I ain't dressed for a party.