:44:02
Im not afraid of you.
:44:04
You should be. Im younger than you,
better-looking than you...
:44:09
...Im thinner than you.
:44:11
I can kick you out
in a New York minute.
:44:15
And I could have you arrested again.
:44:23
And I could call Lady Fanny of Omaha.
:44:32
Freddy, as a younger man...
:44:35
...I was a sculptor, a painter
and a musician.
:44:40
There was just one problem:
:44:43
I wasn't very good.
:44:45
As a matter of fact, I was dreadful.
:44:48
I came to the frustrating
conclusion...
:44:51
...that I had taste and style,
but not talent.
:44:55
I knew my limitations.
:44:58
We all have our limitations, Freddy.
:45:01
Fortunately, I discovered that
taste and style are commodities...
:45:05
...that people desire.
:45:07
Freddy, what Im saying is...
:45:10
...know your limitations.
You are a moron.
:45:14
You've wanted me out of town
ever since I arrived.
:45:19
I tell you what. We'll make a bet.
If I lose, Ill leave.
:45:23
If I win, you leave.
:45:27
All right, Freddy,
suppose we try this.
:45:31
We find a woman, set a price...
:45:34
...and the first man to extract
the correct amount from her wins.
:45:39
But if you--
:45:42
But if you lose...
:45:44
...you not only leave town
graciously...
:45:47
...you promise never
to come back again.
:45:50
Done. Who's the woman?