:29:03
...and Lazlo's arrested, he's in jail.
:29:06
- I told him that you'd pay for his bail.
- I can't afford it.
:29:10
- Doesn't matter, he doesn't want it.
- Good.
:29:13
He said, "Forget the money, but if Marty
could say some sort of personal prayer
:29:18
"it'd make a big difference."
:29:20
No, no, no, don't do this to me, please.
:29:23
Hell, I'll pray with you.
:29:29
I can't do this. I can't pray.
:29:32
Sure you can. Dig deep.
Come on, it's like riding a bicycle.
:29:36
- I can't pray.
- Come on, come on, come on.
:29:39
Anybody can.
:29:47
"Dear God". That'd probably be
a good way to start, something like that.
:29:53
Dear God, thank you for everything.
:29:55
- Get Lazlo in there.
- Dear God, thank you for everything,
:29:59
- and God bless Lazlo too.
- And all the people of the worid.
:30:03
And all the people of the worid too.
Let's have it.
:30:05
- Please, let's have it.
- Do you have the cheque?
:30:16
You didn't sign this. You gotta sign this.
They won't cash that without your signature.
:30:23
Glad I caught that.
It's not legal without the signature.
:30:35
Thanks.
:30:38
Thank Lazlo.
:30:46
'Well, that finished him
as a lawyer, at least as a working lawyer.
:30:51
'And some of it may have been my fault.
:30:53
'Perhaps I was not the kind of friend in court
Lazlo needed.
:30:57
'But the humour had gone,
there was nothing to be laughed at.