:11:02
Fatal. I have to batten down the beach.
:11:04
Albert, come on, you kook.
Keep your arms up.
:11:14
Charlie, take me out to those kids, will ya?
:11:39
Y ou're gonna shut down
the beaches on your own authority?
:11:42
- What other authority do I need?
- Y ou need a civic ordinance...
:11:45
...or a resolution by the board.
- That's going by the book.
:11:48
We're really a little anxious that you're
rushing into something serious here.
:11:52
This is your first summer, you know.
:11:54
What does that mean?
:11:57
I'm only trying to say
that Amity is a summer town.
:12:01
We need summer dollars.
:12:03
If they can't swim here, they'll be glad
to swim at the beaches of Cape Cod...
:12:07
...the Hamptons, Long Island.
:12:08
That doesn't mean we serve
them a smorgasbord.
:12:11
But we've never had
that kind of trouble in these waters.
:12:14
What else could've done that?
A boat propeller?
:12:17
I think possibly yes, a boating accident.
:12:20
That's not what you told me
over the phone.
:12:22
I was wrong.
We'll have to amend our reports.
:12:25
- And you'll stand by that?
- I'll stand by that.
:12:30
A summer girl goes swimming,
swims out a little far.
:12:33
- She tires, fishing boat comes along...
- It's happened before.
:12:36
I don't think you appreciate
the reaction people have to these things.
:12:40
I appreciate it.
I'm just reacting to what I was told.
:12:44
It's all psychological.
:12:46
Y ou yell "Barracuda!"
And everybody says, "What?"
:12:51
Y ou yell, "Shark!"...
:12:54
...we've got a panic on our hands
on the Fourth of July.
:12:59
Okay. Y ou can take us back now.