:36:02
l get the message.
:36:06
You fancy him.
:36:08
Don't tell me who l fancy.
That's for me to decide.
:36:12
What l don't want is a drunkard...
:36:14
who has some mad notion about
sneaking off with his kids to Scotland.
:36:19
Why should you care?
:36:21
What business is it of yours?
:36:26
Because l don't want
to have to visit you in prison.
:36:29
Has anybody ever told you
you're a fine woman?
:36:32
Lots of men.
Some of them weren't even married.
:36:45
-Not until you give me the tickets.
-What?
:36:48
Give me the ferry tickets.
l'll take them back and get you a refund.
:36:51
Jesus, woman.
:36:54
You drive a hard bargain. Where are they?
:36:59
Here you go.
:37:00
-Thanks.
-l always get sick on the ferry, anyway.
:37:05
-l just think, you know, you and l--
-Do you really think l'd kiss you now?
:37:09
lt'd be like kissing a soggy beer-mat.
:37:11
-But you just said--
-No. l said you have to give up the drink.
:37:14
For God's sake.
That's the hardest thing to do.
:37:17
The second hardest.
Getting your family back is the hardest.
:37:27
Oh, of all the money that ever I had
:37:32
I spent it in good company
:37:37
And all the harm that ever I've done
:37:41
Alas it was to none but me
:37:46
And if I had money enough to spend
:37:50
And leisure time to sit awhile
:37:54
There is a fair maid in this town
:37:59
Who sorely has my heart beguiled