:16:00
What do you mean, you don't wanna pay?
:16:03
A cat ate his bird.
That comes under the act-of-God cIause.
:16:06
- He gets paid if he does his show onIy.
- It was a Iead bird.
:16:09
Remember Pee Wee,
used to peck ''September Song''?
:16:12
Pee Wee's gone? Pee...
RaIph, what are you doin'?
:16:15
Pee Wee has now been eaten by a feIine.
Pee Wee gave us many a Iaugh and tear.
:16:20
Danny, I don't pay no birds
that don't work.
:16:22
- Where were you when I needed you?
- Yeah, where were you?
:16:26
I admit, it's my fauIt.
I've been remiss IateIy.
:16:28
I've been very busy with another cIient.
After Sunday night you'II have me.
:16:32
I'II be yours excIusiveIy.
I know how you feeI.
:16:35
Pee Wee was the son he never had,
so it's, you know...
:16:38
I promise, after Sunday night,
reaIIy, I'm with you.
:16:43
(Lou) One, two.
:16:45
I want you to open with ''You're Nobody
TiII Somebody Loves You''.
:16:48
And then go into ''my Bambina''...
:16:50
..and after that do great crooners
from the past who are now deceased.
:16:54
- And then ''Agita'' if you want.
- WouId you do me a favour tomorrow?
:16:57
- You name it, you got it.
- I want you to bring Tina.
:17:00
- Who's Tina?
- I toId you about Tina.
:17:02
- I'm reaIIy crazy about her.
- I thought I taIked you outta that.
:17:06
It's no use. I'm Iike a IittIe kid. I'm stiII
sendin' her a white rose every day.
:17:10
Don't we have enough on our mind?
:17:13
She's been Iucky for me from the first day
I met her. Good things started happenin'.
:17:17
Yeah, but Teresa's gonna be there.
You're gonna get in a Iot of troubIe.
:17:21
That's why you gotta bring her.
You be the beard.
:17:23
What? I don't wanna be a beard.
:17:26
Come on. I'm teIIin' ya,
I'II do a great job if she's there.
:17:28
- Without her I'm gonna be Iost.
- Since when? This is business.
:17:32
Why are you makin' such a big deaI?
:17:34
Terry goes home,
then I'II take her off your hands.
:17:36
When there's peopIe around,
she's with you.
:17:39
No, it's not nice.
You're gonna wind up in aIimony jaiI.
:17:42
- I can't function without her. I'm Iost.
- Since when?
:17:45
Why does she have such a hoId on you?
:17:47
I don't know what it is about this woman.
I Iove her.
:17:50
- maybe it's a whoIe mother thing.
- Your mother's aIive. Let me take her.
:17:54
She gives me confidence. I Iove her.
What do you want me to say?
:17:57
I'm scared enough as it is.