:55:01
Eight thousand.
That's my last offer.
:55:04
I can't offer more.
I don't want to.
:55:08
Am I a Jew?
Do I look like a Jew?
:55:13
OK, 8,000.
:55:16
Come with me.
:55:37
Shanghai,
Blossoms heavy on the bough
:55:40
And in the night now
:55:44
Comes a woman true
:55:48
Sweet as the morning dew
:55:51
Lovely and fine
:55:53
You were in the moonshine
:55:58
Where's your lucky star, Fox?
:56:01
You look so pale.
:56:03
Too happy to sleep, huh?
:56:05
Cut that crap!
:56:09
He speaks foreign, too.
:56:11
In Shanghai
:56:14
I hoped my joy would last
:56:17
But now it's all long past
:56:24
It wasn't the right thing,
after all?
:56:26
You did draw the shorter straw.
:56:28
Maybe.
:56:30
But I've learned a lot
for my whole life.
:56:34
Shines brightly
through the night
:56:39
That was in Shanghai
:56:47
When you smiled for me
:56:52
- What about the company?
- I'm out.
:56:55
- And your money?
- So, so.
:56:59
As they say
in the painting business: