:20:01
-Hey, he flies good.
-He does everything like that.
:20:03
Guys like Marv make me feel old.
Well, l am old.
:20:07
l'd say we saw the same movie.
:20:13
Hey, aren't you the Harry Moseby
who played ball for Oakland?
:20:17
Yeah. l saw you in the Pro Bowl.
What year was it, now, '64?
:20:21
Sixty-three. Yeah, we lost 1 7-21 .
:20:23
Yeah, yeah. You made the interception
against that big running back.
:20:26
-What was his name again?
-Willie Hazel.
:20:29
-Big, big mother. lt was a great move.
-Yeah, it stuck pretty good.
:20:46
One of these days, Ellman. Up yours!
:20:53
She hung around for about a week.
Wouldn't you say, Joey?
:20:56
-lt just seemed longer.
-He didn't approve.
:20:59
Delly has had it rough enough.
She needs you like she needs a third leg.
:21:03
-Same again?
-Joey's okay.
:21:05
Except he likes
to play Delly's daddy.
:21:13
See, the thing is...
:21:15
...me and Arlene, we got it on
together a couple of times.
:21:20
There's nothing like having
a mother and a daughter.
:21:22
Gives you sort of a kind of perspective.
:21:26
Know what l mean?
:21:28
-What about the guy? Quentin?
-Oh, that weirdo.
:21:32
He's a magic mechanic,
all right, but he's a freak.
:21:35
He got pissed because Delly was turning
on to me. Tells me to stay away.
:21:39
Next thing l know, he throws a punch.
:21:42
l knocked him down a couple of times.
Joey came in and rescued him.
:21:46
l was telling Harry about the fight.
:21:48
Kid should've had
a wrench to even things up.
:21:50
-She say where she was going?
-Nope. Just lit out.
:21:54
Didn't even thank me.
:21:57
Well, if that's it...
:21:59
...there's a little lady over at the bar
needs a fella like me to buy her a drink.