:16:01
We got 12 positions this morning,
Able Seaman or better.
:16:04
When l call your name, come into
the office, show your papers,
:16:07
and you'll get your ship.
:16:10
Here we go. First man,
Gombas, Luigi. Able Seaman.
:16:14
- Right here.
- Walker, Steven. Second Engineer.
:16:19
- Hi.
- Leslie, Francis R.
:16:22
- They told me at the cafe
that you might be down here.
- Seeler, D. Master.
:16:25
l need to talk to you
about something.
:16:27
- l don't think this is a good time now.
- Walters, Nichols D.
:16:31
- Yeah.
- Able Seaman.
:16:33
How'd you, um,
like to work for me ?
:16:35
- l'll pay you $100 a day.
- Third Mate. Stevens, Frank G.
:16:40
- For doing what ?
- For $100, does it really matter ?
:16:45
Actually, it does.
:16:47
Yeah. lt does.
:16:50
Look, l really need you
to help me find someone.
:16:53
Jales, Bill. Cook.
:16:56
You know this city, you obviously
can take care of yourself.
:17:00
Boudreaux, C. Able Seaman.
:17:04
l would like to
help you, darling.
:17:07
- Looks like l'm gonna be out of town.
- Bakelman, Fats.
:17:10
- Way out of town.
- Able Seaman.
:17:13
Sorry.
:17:20
Chance.
Thought you got blackballed...
:17:23
about that thing with,
uh, Captain McDonald.
:17:25
- That was a big misunderstanding.
- Right.
:17:29
Broke his damn jaw
is what l heard.
:17:32
You make sure l said
a big ''hello.''
:17:36
Whoa. Wait a minute.
:17:38
Johnson says
l was reinstated.
:17:40
With the company.
Not with the union.
:17:43
You owe some dues here,
boy.
:17:45
- 217 bucks.
- l'll pay that off on this cruise.
:17:49
No. Nobody ships out if they're
in arrears, you know that.
:17:53
- How am l gonna pay my dues
if l can't get the job ?
- l don't make the rules, mate.
:17:59
Look, your ride doesn't sail
'til the end of the week.