:32:02
1929?
:32:04
-That's all you'll drink tonight.
-A whole case?
:32:07
What you don't drink,
we'll ship to Washington.
:32:10
-Open a bottle, will you?
-Yes, sir.
:32:15
How did you ever come by a whole case?
:32:18
Come on, Jim.
:32:20
It's nothing.
:32:28
I guess you're looking for someone.
:32:30
I am. Have you seen him?
:32:32
I've ordered for Patty.
What can I get you?
:32:35
-Nothing right now. Thank you, Roger.
-Susan, tell me. . . .
:32:39
What does a girl do in San Francisco
when her old man. . .
:32:43
. . .decides to leave for two years?
:32:47
Beats me, buddy.
:32:49
No headhunting?
:32:51
I've had a little trouble
making that work.
:32:53
Could we discuss that
tomorrow at lunch?
:32:56
No.
:33:06
-You must miss your villa.
-Well, yes and no.
:33:10
It gets rather dull
in the south of France.
:33:12
Nothing but swimming and yachting,
partying and all that sort of thing.
:33:18
And believe it or not, they fight
over the few eligible bachelors.
:33:22
Even such old scraps as l.
:33:25
-No false humility, please.
-Oh, shall we?
:33:29
I decided to come back to
the reality of San Francisco. . .
:33:34
. . .to regain my perspective
and my humility. . .
:33:38
. . .and spend more time at the one
thing I'm really good at:
:33:41
The stock market.
:33:43
Monte Carlo's losses,
San Francisco's gains.
:33:47
Thank you.
:33:49
Do you believe in destiny?
:33:55
I believe in all good things.