:07:05
Where's that chair from?
:07:07
Excuse me?
:07:09
The chair
that you're sitting in.
:07:11
Where's it from;
where'd you get it?
:07:13
It's not from
around here, right?
:07:14
It's foreign,
it's exotic.
:07:17
I don't want pirate's loot
in this home.
:07:20
Billy Pretty told me
all about it.
:07:24
It's a good thing
somebody finally did.
:07:27
I don't believe in dwelling
in the past.
:07:31
No? Then what
are we doing here?
:07:33
Making a future.
:07:40
Well, well, well
:07:41
if it ain't the second coming
of the Quoyles.
:07:44
Taking a long
and hearty meal break
:07:46
I can't help but noticing.
:07:48
Hope you've got a good idea
for your next story, Quoyle.
:07:50
I'd hate for Jack to think
:07:51
that it was just
beginner's luck.
:07:52
Let the man digest, Tert.
:07:54
Mind you,
if I was the esteemed author
:07:56
of the "Shipping News" column
:07:58
I'd pick up
the McGonigle oil field story.
:08:00
Petro-dollars;
a golden flood of jobs.
:08:02
You write a story
about that
:08:03
I'll put it right there
on the front page.
:08:06
Thank you
for stopping by, Tert.
:08:08
Yeah, thanks, Tert.
:08:12
Aw, gee...
:08:14
What was that
all about?
:08:16
Oh, uh, he owns Mobil Oil.
:08:20
Ten shares.
:08:24
WAVEY:
What about your column?
:08:26
What about it?
:08:28
You said you'd
read it to me.
:08:30
Yeah, I will,
once the game is done.
:08:32
(horn blowing)
:08:39
"There's a 1904 photo hung
in the Killick-Claw library...
:08:42
"eight schooners heading out
to the fishing grounds
:08:46
"their sails are white
and beautiful.
:08:48
"But nowadays you're just
as likely to see
:08:51
"a big black shape
of an oil tanker
:08:53
"like the rupturedGolden Goose.
:08:55
"Last week it leaked
14,000 tons of crude
:08:58
"onto the seabirds, fish
and boats at Cape Despot.