:20:00
by franchising his version
of the local New York tavern...
:20:03
to every suburban
shopping mall in America.
:20:06
Tell me, Mr. Flanagan...
:20:08
do you intend to provide
the smell of stale beer?
:20:11
Or perhaps a surly bartender...
:20:14
and three boring drunks
to each outlet?
:20:17
I don't know.
You looking for another job?
:20:21
Ah. A diamond in the rough.
:20:23
The dreamer who can't
take the criticism.
:20:25
Not from a guy who hides here 'cause
he can't hack it in the real world.
:20:31
Okay, Flanagan.
:20:33
Let's see how well you hack it
in the real world...
:20:35
with an F" in this course.
:20:37
F!"
:20:41
Not a goddamn thing any one
of those professors says...
:20:45
makes a difference
on the street.
:20:47
If you know that,
you're ready to graduate.
:20:56
Maybe I'm just too old
to be a student.
:21:04
Christ.
:21:06
I've got to find something...
something to do.
:21:10
Relax.
You're in the perfect job.
:21:12
There's no better way to make it
than behind three feet of mahogany.
:21:16
Within one square mile
of this saloon...
:21:18
lies the greatest concentration
of wealth in the world.
:21:21
Yes...
:21:23
but how is a bartender...
:21:25
gonna get his hands
on any of it?
:21:28
A bartender is the aristocrat
of the working class.
:21:32
He can make all kinds of moves
if he's smart.
:21:35
There are investors out there.
There are angels.
:21:38
There are suckers.
:21:40
There are rich women with
nothing to do with their money.
:21:45
You can stand in this bar
and you can be struck by lightning.
:21:48
I've seen it happen.
:21:52
- Shall I continue?
- Oh, please do.
:21:56
Chantilly lace
and a pretty face