:50:02
But there's this thought I can't shake
that's getting me down.
:50:06
Maybe I'm not cut out for sales.
I thought I liked sales and was good at it.
:50:10
But maybe I'm not cut out for it.
:50:12
What exactly is the problem?
:50:13
Spending your whole life
doing something you're ill-suited to.
:50:16
Wasting your life.
:50:17
It's kind of depressing.
:50:20
God. Maybe I'm not cut out for the Navy.
:50:23
I gotta get back.
:50:25
Back to work? For someone not cut out
for something, you're pretty obsessed.
:50:29
That doesn't mean anything.
:50:31
- It's okay if I stay another night?
- Sure.
:50:40
The call from Chicago I'd been dreading,
came that evening.
:50:47
Okay.
:50:49
Good-bye.
:50:51
That was Dickie.
:50:53
He's coming here to speak with me
but won't say what it's about.
:50:56
I'm getting canned.
:50:58
Ramon's article appeared the next day.
:51:00
It's incredible.
:51:01
The most disgusting slander.
:51:04
''Americans themselves
suspected in USO bombing.''
:51:07
Where do they get this about us
blowing up the Maine?
:51:10
I'm going to the Consul.
They've gotta reply to this.
:51:17
God! I can't believe it!
:51:21
What?
:51:22
You're not going to believe this.
The Consul.
:51:24
That half-bottle of Old Crow.
He accused me of stealing it.
:51:28
- He gave you that.
- I thought so.
:51:30
He was on the phone, and I went like this:
:51:33
I'm sure he indicated it was okay.
:51:35
You replaced it.
:51:36
You can't find Old Crow here, so I got
a bottle of Jim Beam, which costs more.
:51:41
- The bottle in the kitchen?
- Yeah.
:51:43
You've been drinking that.
:51:45
I won't replace a half-bottle of Old Crow
with a full Jim Beam. I'm not an idiot.
:51:49
You haven't replaced it?
Don't you see how bad that looks.
:51:52
Oh, God, give me a break!
:51:54
After a while, the line between
borrowing things and theft...
:51:58
...becomes awfully thin.