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00:01:41	- How's it going, Joe?
00:01:44	- What are you hauling?
00:01:46	- How's your brother, Paul?
00:01:49	Every time you come here,
00:01:52	- What is he, a growing boy?
00:01:55	You run your station,
00:01:58	I was just wondering.
00:01:59	This is the nearest I've had
00:02:02	Yeah, I noticed.
00:02:07	Seventy gallons of gas, three quarts
00:02:10	- I'll have to get you on the way back.
00:02:13	What did you say?
00:02:15	I can't pay till I drop off this load.
00:02:17	- Why didn't you say that?
00:02:20	I'll say. I got a notion to
00:02:22	You know I ain't selling gas on time.
00:02:24	Relax. I wouldn't gyp you. I'm honest.
00:02:27	I know you are. All you truckers
00:02:30	The finance company comes, you're out
00:02:34	Don't worry. He's gotta catch me first.
00:02:37	That won't be tough, you ain't driving
00:02:42	- Twelve dollars and 90 cents.
00:02:45	On the cuff. How do you like that?
00:02:47	- You'll get it on the trip back.
00:02:51	Put it on the bill.
00:03:02	- Where are we?
00:03:06	- You should have woke me up.
00:03:09	We'll grab a cup of coffee at Barney's.
00:03:13	How's about laying over at my house
00:03:17	I'd like to stay in bed for a week,
00:03:21	So would I.
00:03:23	But that ain't the way
00:03:24	I gotta think of Pearl.
00:03:27	She might as well be
00:03:33	Look out, Joe!
00:03:41	You dirty son of a road hog!
00:03:45	- You should've smacked into him.
00:03:48	What do we do now?
00:03:49	You watch the load, I'm gonna hop
00:03:52	And see if he'll send some
00:04:02	Thanks.
00:04:06	Hi, Harry.
00:04:08	Hello, Joe. Where's your rig?
00:04:11	- Down the road. Busted wheel.
00:04:14	I'm gonna phone Williams to send
00:04:16	I hope you get it.
00:04:19	Ran me ragged and I
00:04:21	He'll pay me now, or he won't
00:04:24	You got him over a barrel,
00:04:28	- Come on. We go.
00:04:31	Can't make no dough drinking coffee.
00:04:33	Good luck, guy.
00:04:35	- Same to you.
00:04:36	Oh, Harry! Write your wife.
00:04:39	Okay, I will. Thanks.
00:04:42	- Hello, Joe.
00:04:45	- Give me a Frisco phone book, will you?
00:04:47	Be sure you bring back
00:04:50	So I'm telling you, see...
00:04:51	...here I am with these two
00:04:54	They're hanging around my neck,
00:04:57	I tell them, "Look, sisters,
00:04:59	So I push them away and leave.
00:05:01	After all, a guy like me with
00:05:04	I'm getting out of here.
00:05:28	I'm losing my touch.
00:05:31	Joe! Where you been, guy?
00:05:34	Some. How they been for you, Irish?
00:05:36	I still get my check
00:05:38	But you get ordered around
00:05:41	Hey, Red, this steak's tough.
00:05:43	You can't send it back now.
00:05:45	- I'll be back this way tonight, Red.
00:05:48	Give me the phone, will you?
00:05:51	- What, you keep it in a vault?
00:05:53	Another cup of java.
00:05:56	- You must like our coffee.
00:05:58	You're drinking your seventh cup.
00:06:00	I like your sugar. Why don't you
00:06:04	With a legitimate company,
00:06:06	Why don't you get smart like me
00:06:09	- Give me long distance.
00:06:11	Relax, I'm reversing the charges.
00:06:14	There's only one guy I'd sooner
00:06:17	- Who?
00:06:18	You ain't working for you,
00:06:21	Soon as your truck's paid for,
00:06:24	Hello? I wanna talk to Mike Williams.
00:06:30	Reverse the charges.
00:06:33	Don't worry about me.
00:06:35	Someday you road-skinners will say,
00:06:38	- And I will be.
00:06:41	...I'll take the salary and let
00:06:44	That's the easy way.
00:06:48	- Anything else?
00:06:50	I don't know. I never eat here.
00:06:52	- How about taking my order, Red?
00:06:55	Nice new fixture, Barney.
00:06:58	Yeah. She'll do.
00:07:00	Not a bad thing to know.
00:07:04	Classy chassis.
00:07:05	Yes, and it's all mine too.
00:07:09	I'd be glad to finance it, baby.
00:07:10	Who are you kidding?
00:07:13	What? He won't accept the call?
00:07:16	Wait a minute. Hey, Irish.
00:07:20	Lend me a buck,
00:07:22	Get a load of the big trucking operator.
00:07:24	I still vote for a salary.
00:07:27	Okay. I'll pay for it at this end.
00:07:31	This is 2212.
00:07:34	Anything else?
00:07:36	Yeah, but it ain't on the menu.
00:07:37	And it ain't gonna be.
00:07:40	Okay. With onions.
00:07:43	Hello, Mike Williams?
00:07:45	What's the idea of ducking
00:07:48	I never take collect calls.
00:07:54	Barney's Café, north of Lansdale, 99.
00:08:00	You got a busted wheel?
00:08:02	Look, Fabrini, those apples have gotta
00:08:05	- That ain't wood you're hauling.
00:08:09	...but send me some of that 300 bucks
00:08:12	Yeah, wire it to me, right here.
00:08:15	Well, I ain't got much
00:08:19	All right, all right, don't get excited.
00:08:23	Who do those Fabrini guys
00:08:25	I've thrown more business their way
00:08:29	...and I ain't sending money.
00:08:31	They will if somebody else hauls them.
00:08:35	Hank Dawson. He's due there
00:08:38	You get him on the phone
00:08:42	Those Fabrinis are tough babies.
00:08:45	They only think they're tough.
00:08:47	Say, is Farnsworth still outside?
00:08:49	- He was a minute ago.
00:08:54	But you fellas don't understand.
00:08:58	All I can say is,
00:09:00	Hey, the boss wants to talk to you.
00:09:02	Excuse me, gentlemen.
00:09:03	Bye-bye, buzzard.
00:09:06	Tell me, Farnsworth, do the Fabrinis
00:09:09	I've been trying to catch them.
00:09:11	They're behind three payments,
00:09:13	I know all about your interest.
00:09:17	- Yeah, certainly.
00:09:19	They're stuck with a busted wheel
00:09:22	- Get a tow car and haul in the rig.
00:09:25	Just don't lend me any money.
00:09:33	You know what happened?
00:09:36	- What are you doing here?
00:09:39	...so I hitched to Lansdale
00:09:42	Told the guy I'd get the dough.
00:09:44	- What about the load?
00:09:46	- How'd you make out with Williams?
00:09:51	Why do we stay in this racket?
00:09:53	We aren't gonna make enough
00:09:56	Stop crabbing. I got enough worries.
00:09:58	Get that into you.
00:10:02	All right, that's enough
00:10:05	Don't get me wrong, sister.
00:10:06	All you make me think about is how
00:10:11	First time I've ever heard that one.
00:10:12	- I ain't got a wife.
00:10:21	If any of you guys owe on your trucks,
00:10:23	Farnsworth's coming.
00:10:31	- Where's Fabrini?
00:10:34	Fishing with the president.
00:10:35	I heard he was playing left end
00:10:38	It ain't nothing personal.
00:10:41	Why?
00:10:42	Everything on that pile
00:10:45	I'm standing on my legal rights!
00:10:48	- Why?
00:10:50	I ain't gonna argue with you fellas.
00:10:54	I know he's been here.
00:10:55	- He pulled out more than an hour ago.
00:10:59	It's mine.
00:11:01	- Wanna make anything out of it?
00:11:03	Listen, runt, we don't
00:11:06	- Throw him out, boy!
00:11:11	There he goes!
00:11:13	Yeah! He's over for a touchdown!
00:11:16	Thanks, honey.
00:11:18	That's all right, I don't like them either.
00:11:22	- How much do we owe for the chow?
00:11:25	- Here you are. Keep the change.
00:11:27	It's all right. He's on his way.
00:11:30	- Thanks, fellas. I'll be seeing you.
00:11:33	- Take it easy, Joe.
00:11:35	- Where's the wheel?
00:11:43	If we're lucky, maybe we can get a ride.
00:11:45	Who's this?
00:11:50	Hi, Dawson.
00:11:51	- Hello. How are you, Joe?
00:11:54	- We had some trouble.
00:11:56	- Williams?
00:11:57	He sent me here to
00:11:59	That dirty muzzler.
00:12:01	We carry the load all this way
00:12:03	- Suppose we don't give it to you.
00:12:06	...but if you miss market, you'll take
00:12:09	- Yeah, just let him try to collect.
00:12:12	Of course he'll collect,
00:12:15	You're a nice guy, Dawson.
00:12:17	- Why do you pull stuff like this?
00:12:20	I got a wife and a kid
00:12:23	I gotta do what Williams says,
00:12:25	- Don't get sore at me.
00:12:29	That ain't gonna get you nothing,
00:12:32	Come on. Let's hop in.
00:12:34	- Give us a hand, will you?
00:12:37	- Ready?
00:12:40	That's it.
00:12:44	Our rig's about two miles
00:12:46	And where do we go from there?
00:12:48	We better go back to Frisco
00:12:50	By the time I get home to my wife
00:13:02	Come on, Williams ought to be
00:13:11	What if he don't see it?
00:13:13	What do you think?
00:13:16	Hello, Joe.
00:13:17	How they rolling?
00:13:20	No loads yet. Hang around.
00:13:21	What do you think
00:13:23	Tell Williams we want to see him.
00:13:25	You guys again?
00:13:28	Who said we wanted any?
00:13:35	Oh, hello, boys.
00:13:39	What's the difference?
00:13:40	We should wrap a crank around you.
00:13:42	We got a hunch it was you
00:13:45	What did I want to see you boys
00:13:48	I got some beer hauls in mind for you,
00:13:51	Beer's out, you bring back the empties.
00:13:55	- We'd like it fine if we got paid.
00:13:58	We ought to break your neck
00:14:01	...then lifting our load.
00:14:02	What, you want me to dig
00:14:04	...every time you fold a wheel
00:14:07	- I'm just as broke as you are.
00:14:09	Here, here, here.
00:14:12	Going into a man's papers.
00:14:13	You owe us 300 bucks
00:14:16	- If you don't...!
00:14:18	- I'll give you a check.
00:14:21	We'll take it out of here. Cash.
00:14:24	Let go of him, Paul,
00:14:26	You know, there's a law
00:14:29	That was so, you'd have been
00:14:31	I knew you'd see it our way.
00:14:33	You mark my words,
00:14:36	We're tired of taking chances
00:14:39	That's the worst of you road slobs!
00:14:42	But I don't mind telling you one thing:
00:14:46	In that case, we haven't got
00:14:53	There's your receipt.
00:15:01	There's a bad curve
00:15:03	It's got mud on it. Be careful.
00:15:06	Go to sleep, will you?
00:15:08	I was just reminding you.
00:15:11	If we go over a cliff, wake me up.
00:15:16	Pour on the brakes.
00:15:19	If we stop and pick up everybody
00:15:21	...we ain't gonna get in till next week.
00:15:23	It's a dame. It won't hurt to
00:15:26	It's too bad one of them hotshot
00:15:35	Come on, hop in.
00:15:41	Thanks. I was beginning to
00:15:44	Well, you got one now, so relax.
00:15:47	You're the dame that was
00:15:49	- That's me.
00:15:51	Barney had about 12 hands,
00:15:54	Barney's all right.
00:15:55	You didn't have to pass him
00:15:57	- It was like tangling with an octopus.
00:16:00	- How far are you going?
00:16:02	That's okay by me.
00:16:03	I'd just as soon be out of a job
00:16:07	Wait a minute. I better...
00:16:09	...wrap you up.
00:16:11	- What's your name, Red?
00:16:14	You know anyone in L.A?
00:16:16	- Well, what are you gonna do?
00:16:19	Jobs ain't growing
00:16:21	- How much dough you got?
00:16:24	You're gonna lose your teeth chattering
00:16:28	Pull into Mandel's, Paul.
00:16:31	Pearl's waiting up for me.
00:16:32	I was going to spend
00:16:34	So you'll spend a half-hour
00:16:37	It's clearing up. We'll be all right.
00:16:39	Don't stop on my account.
00:16:40	We gotta stop,
00:16:43	That ain't home.
00:16:44	Pearl can't cook a steak
00:16:47	I ain't interested in steaks.
00:17:03	How come you're here?
00:17:05	I've been having tough luck.
00:17:07	I tried to shoot them, but I kept winning.
00:17:11	And I'll have to push my foot through
00:17:15	What will it be, boys?
00:17:17	A T-bone, rare,
00:17:19	The last one I had could've
00:17:22	This one will be so tender,
00:17:25	- Same for you?
00:17:27	I'll just have some coffee.
00:17:28	- Bring her a steak.
00:17:31	- Something else for you, honey?
00:17:35	Hey, McNamara.
00:17:38	- What's it to you?
00:17:40	What's the matter?
00:17:43	- Hello, Joe.
00:17:47	- What are you guys doing here?
00:17:50	- Have a cup of coffee?
00:17:52	Don't do any good.
00:17:54	- Come on. We go.
00:17:57	I haven't seen my wife for so long.
00:18:00	As soon as I deliver this load,
00:18:04	Bet when I walk in the kids will say,
00:18:07	You should have wrote, Harry.
00:18:10	No use writing now.
00:18:12	I'll be home tomorrow
00:18:14	I hear you've been
00:18:16	Yeah. I got the truck all paid for.
00:18:21	Come on. Let's go.
00:18:22	When you guys are hitting
00:18:25	...think of me in that
00:18:27	So long, guys.
00:18:30	So long, Harry.
00:18:32	Well, you gotta have your brains
00:18:35	You don't have to, but it helps.
00:18:38	Here she goes, boys, the last game.
00:18:41	I don't know why I mess
00:18:43	They almost cost me my job three times.
00:18:45	Irish, you remember Cassie.
00:18:47	Sure. Hi, Cassie.
00:18:49	Yeah. He was always trying
00:18:52	- There's nothing wrong with that.
00:19:04	Fifty-eight free games!
00:19:29	- What's that for?
00:19:31	If it's clear ahead,
00:19:41	That's funny.
00:19:44	Yeah? What is it?
00:19:46	Ain't that McNamara's
00:19:47	What do I care
00:19:51	Yeah, it looks like it.
00:19:53	It is.
00:19:58	What's the matter with him?
00:20:01	- He must be asleep.
00:20:03	Not unless I have to.
00:20:05	He might come to and run
00:20:13	- We gotta try to head him off.
00:20:22	Get over close. I'll try to hit his hood
00:20:29	Pull over closer and I'll
00:20:34	Watch out!
00:20:51	Grab the extinguisher!
00:21:31	- How many in there?
00:22:05	Oh, Paul, you're late.
00:22:10	How's about coming in
00:22:12	Oh, this is Cassie Hartley.
00:22:14	This is Pearl, Paul's wife.
00:22:16	- Hello.
00:22:18	Come on, it's cold out here.
00:22:19	Can't stop. I'll about make
00:22:21	- What's wrong with Paul?
00:22:23	He just needs a good night's sleep.
00:22:25	Tell him I'll wire him from L.A.
00:22:28	Bye. Goodbye.
00:22:29	Bye.
00:22:36	I can't figure you out.
00:22:38	If you took care of your truck like
00:22:41	We're tougher than any truck
00:22:44	I bet your friend Harry McNamara
00:22:47	Forget about Harry, will you?
00:22:49	He probably was so tired,
00:22:52	How much money you got?
00:22:55	Come on, how much?
00:22:57	- A dollar and 12 cents.
00:23:00	Not even enough to rent a room.
00:23:02	- I'll get by.
00:23:04	I get rid of this load,
00:23:06	You needn't do that.
00:23:08	You've been nice.
00:23:09	If I let you go, I'll be worrying,
00:23:13	And I got enough worries
00:23:15	I guess I'd be pretty dumb
00:23:18	Maybe I'm dumb anyway.
00:23:20	You can figure that out later.
00:23:27	I ain't used to taking in roomers
00:23:30	It's never too late to start.
00:23:33	I don't know about that.
00:23:40	Well, anyway, you got
00:23:42	Yeah. That'll give me time
00:23:46	- I'll pay you back.
00:23:49	I got it all doped out
00:23:57	What are you crying for?
00:23:59	I don't know. Just crying.
00:24:02	If you got a load of
00:24:05	You look like you walked
00:24:08	Oh, you dames are sure screwy.
00:24:10	Paul's wife pulls
00:24:12	What stuff?
00:24:13	One minute she's all right,
00:24:16	She never knows why.
00:24:18	The trouble with her is,
00:24:21	Paul says no-go. They can't afford it.
00:24:23	Don't get me wrong.
00:24:26	I get a kick out of you.
00:24:28	I've picked up lots of girls on the road,
00:24:33	Come here.
00:24:35	Come on, I ain't gonna bite you.
00:24:40	I wasn't afraid of that.
00:24:43	I always have liked redheads.
00:24:46	You shouldn't. Red means stop.
00:24:49	I'm colorblind.
00:24:52	I think I'd better unpack.
00:24:55	Joe, don't you think you'd
00:24:59	What's the rush? We got a
00:25:02	We can talk some other time.
00:25:04	Now is a nice time.
00:25:05	When I'm relaxed
00:25:07	Yes, I can even read
00:25:14	You know something, Red?
00:25:18	I like the way you
00:25:21	I like everything about you.
00:25:23	Are you glad you ran onto me?
00:25:25	Yes. You're a nice guy.
00:25:28	But you've got to remember that
00:25:33	That nice, I ain't.
00:25:35	Mister, you worry me.
00:25:40	Oh, Cassie?
00:25:44	You're plenty beautiful.
00:25:46	Joe, you need sleep and so do I.
00:25:48	Will you do me a favor and get going?
00:25:53	Joe?
00:26:01	Joe.
00:27:04	I'm sorry I woke you up,
00:27:08	That's all right.
00:27:12	I gotta get going.
00:27:14	You sure slept.
00:27:16	That's the first time I've been
00:27:20	- Where did you sleep?
00:27:22	Oh, I'm sorry, kid. I didn't mean to
00:27:26	You didn't mean anything.
00:27:29	You ought to get yourself a regular job.
00:27:31	What do you see
00:27:33	I'm on my own, anyway.
00:27:35	If a guy can get two or three big rigs,
00:27:39	You really believe that, don't you?
00:27:41	Sure, I believe it.
00:27:43	I'd quit right now,
00:27:46	...and go grab a job
00:27:48	After what I saw last night,
00:27:51	No future in it.
00:27:54	A shave wouldn't go bad,
00:27:57	I gotta get to market
00:27:59	- When will you be back?
00:28:02	- Good. I'll have a job by then.
00:28:05	In the meantime, you gotta eat.
00:28:07	This won't take you
00:28:09	...but you'll get enough till I get back.
00:28:11	You must be out of your mind.
00:28:14	Don't worry about that.
00:28:17	Joe.
00:28:22	- Don't go to sleep on the road.
00:28:27	And don't practice that on anyone else.
00:28:29	Save it for me.
00:28:42	- Hiya, fatso.
00:28:45	Oh, I been eating.
00:28:47	Gonna pick up some watermelons.
00:28:48	- Who gave you the load?
00:28:50	A guy would get blisters
00:28:53	...so I'm going down to Imperial
00:28:56	When market opens, I'll clean up.
00:28:58	You know, they ain't hardly
00:29:01	That's one way to do it.
00:29:03	Thanks. Same to you.
00:29:16	What do you think you're doing
00:29:19	Parking it. Why?
00:29:20	Get it out of there, or I'll park one
00:29:23	Don't look that way to me.
00:29:41	Smack him on the chin, boy.
00:29:45	What's going on?
00:29:46	Well, it ain't the guy selling bananas,
00:29:49	Get in there, now!
00:29:51	Ed, stop yelling out the window.
00:29:56	Can I help it if I get a little excited?
00:29:58	When we got married,
00:30:01	It's disgusting to see the head of a big
00:30:07	One of those guys
00:30:10	It is Joe!
00:30:11	You remember Joe, don't you?
00:30:14	Yeah.
00:30:15	And Joe shouldn't be fighting
00:30:21	You'll need the other eye for the road.
00:30:23	And this ain't making
00:30:26	Look out, Joe.
00:30:30	Hey, Joe Fabrini!
00:30:33	Hey, Joe!
00:30:36	Come on up here and see
00:30:43	I used to could hit like that.
00:30:47	- Oh, boy.
00:30:49	Yeah, and a great guy he is too.
00:30:52	Say, Lana, what are you doing
00:30:55	This is 200 bucks this week.
00:30:57	Would you like me to give you
00:30:59	Penny by penny?
00:31:00	Oh, no, sug.
00:31:03	If you're gonna look like a million,
00:31:06	I just got my makeup on. You need to
00:31:10	Where you're concerned,
00:31:12	I wish you would.
00:31:14	You're having a visitor,
00:31:17	If you can't sound like an executive,
00:31:20	You're gonna make a gentleman
00:31:23	I doubt it.
00:31:26	What is it?
00:31:28	Yes? What...?
00:31:32	Joe Fabrini to see you.
00:31:33	What?
00:31:40	Hello, Joe.
00:31:42	Who do you think you are,
00:31:45	What is that, a gag?
00:31:47	It's Lana.
00:31:50	- What was the beef out there?
00:31:53	- Hello, Mrs. Carlsen.
00:31:55	Where have you been hiding? It's
00:31:58	- I've been pretty busy.
00:32:01	That was no mice, that was a rat.
00:32:04	Very funny.
00:32:07	That's just like Lana.
00:32:10	Well, you and I will strike a blow
00:32:13	- You know I never touch it.
00:32:16	I'll strike the blow for both of us.
00:32:18	Well...
00:32:20	Your liver must look like
00:32:25	Well, you know what I say,
00:32:29	Or, or, liver,
00:32:32	It's a cinch to think of fast ones...
00:32:34	...when you've been married
00:32:38	Now, Joe, park it there.
00:32:44	Oh, thanks.
00:32:47	...why don't you cut out trying to beat
00:32:51	- You beat it, didn't you?
00:32:53	You're leading with your chin.
00:32:55	...or any other real trucking outfit,
00:32:59	...and you're sure of both your sleep
00:33:01	- You know what I'm gonna do, Ed?
00:33:03	Paul and me are starting
00:33:06	After this, we're gonna make the profits
00:33:09	I'm just getting five
00:33:11	I'd sure like to see you and Paul
00:33:14	Thanks, Ed,
00:33:16	You should listen to Ed.
00:33:19	Oh, don't get me wrong,
00:33:21	...I probably sound like I don't appreciate
00:33:24	I do.
00:33:26	But I'd still like to try it my way.
00:33:28	Just a few breaks,
00:33:32	Yeah, and Ed'll be hauling for you.
00:33:35	- Know where you can buy any loads?
00:33:40	I know just the guy. He knows all
00:33:43	...working for you someday, I might as
00:33:47	And you better be nice to him too.
00:33:49	- I'm always nice to your friends.
00:33:53	I'll be right back.
00:34:08	- Where were you last Thursday?
00:34:11	You're lying. You were here in town.
00:34:14	So I was in town.
00:34:15	I waited so long in front of that
00:34:19	Don't you ever keep a date?
00:34:20	I didn't make a date.
00:34:22	You did.
00:34:24	I told you then I wouldn't be there.
00:34:26	And I'm telling you now...
00:34:28	...I'll never be there.
00:34:31	Nothing...
00:34:33	...except you got a husband,
00:34:35	And it happens that he's a good friend
00:34:39	Oh, you've been listening
00:34:45	There. What would they say
00:34:49	You know what's gonna happen
00:34:52	One of these days,
00:34:54	And when he does,
00:34:58	I wonder what I see in you, anyway.
00:35:01	You're crude.
00:35:05	You've never had a pair of pants
00:35:08	And yet, I couldn't say no to you.
00:35:10	Don't worry about it.
00:35:13	I'm not asking you.
00:35:16	You better get two cases.
00:35:18	Bourbon!
00:35:20	- Joe.
00:35:21	Go here.
00:35:24	Ask for Oscar Drake. He's got a load
00:35:27	That ain't bad. There's a flu epidemic up
00:35:31	The guy's had the fruit laying around for
00:35:36	- Got any money?
00:35:39	- Thanks, Ed. I won't forget this.
00:35:42	Goodbye, Mrs. Carlsen.
00:35:44	Goodbye.
00:35:48	Don't forget,
00:35:51	You betcha.
00:35:57	Now, there's a great fellow.
00:35:59	There's anybody in the world
00:36:03	- Funny how the dames fell for him.
00:36:06	Neither can I.
00:36:08	None of them were high-class broads...
00:36:13	Oh, please, Ed.
00:36:16	Then we'd have to get married
00:36:22	Yes, thank you.
00:36:30	- Who was it?
00:36:33	He'll be by for you
00:36:37	Paul.
00:36:38	I think you'd better let Joe go on again.
00:36:41	Well, how could I?
00:36:43	Every time I closed my eyes,
00:36:47	Well, I'm thankful it wasn't you.
00:36:49	Every minute, I expect someone to knock
00:36:54	- Please stay tonight and get some sleep.
00:36:58	I was enough of a heel last night,
00:37:03	I guess I'd try anything
00:37:07	I'm alone so much,
00:37:09	Paul.
00:37:11	Why can't I have a baby?
00:37:13	Maybe then I wouldn't be so... so lonely.
00:37:17	There you go,
00:37:21	- You know we can't afford a kid.
00:37:25	How long do you think
00:37:28	The girls I went to school with
00:37:30	The girls you went to school with
00:37:36	Paul, I'm not blaming you.
00:37:40	We've got a right to a better life
00:37:43	...and though there wasn't much money,
00:37:48	- Yeah, try and tell that to Joe.
00:37:52	I can't leave him out on a limb as long
00:37:56	And there he is now. He must have
00:38:03	Well, I'll see you in a couple of days.
00:38:06	- Paul, be careful.
00:38:08	Everything's gonna be all right.
00:38:10	Listen, we'll have so many kids,
00:38:21	Hiya, Fabrini.
00:38:23	- Oh, hiya.
00:38:27	Yeah. I got it parked
00:38:30	There's no use getting smart.
00:38:33	You're three installments behind.
00:38:37	- You and who else?
00:38:39	And don't try to get tough about it,
00:38:44	- I don't know.
00:38:46	- He and his brother ride together.
00:38:50	He may not be by here
00:38:52	That's all right.
00:38:56	If you get thirsty,
00:39:03	I'm going out the back
00:39:06	If you didn't do anything,
00:39:09	You'd get that job with regular pay,
00:39:12	- It's what we both want.
00:39:16	But I don't want to get it
00:39:18	If I can save the rig, I gotta save it.
00:39:46	Keep rolling!
00:39:52	Well, he ain't got us this time.
00:39:54	What's the difference?
00:39:56	- What are we hauling?
00:39:58	- Who for?
00:40:00	What do you mean?
00:40:02	I bought the load with the money
00:40:04	- All of it?
00:40:06	Except 2 bucks for rolling dough.
00:40:09	- I bought the stuff for 80 cents a box.
00:40:11	Relax, will you? When we sell the load,
00:40:15	You mean, if we sell the load.
00:40:17	Hey, don't I rate in this outfit?
00:40:20	Half of that dough was mine.
00:40:23	Don't I even get asked
00:40:25	A guy's gotta be around
00:40:29	Yeah, I'm sorry about that.
00:40:33	That's all right.
00:40:35	I almost threw in the towel myself.
00:40:39	Well, did you see
00:40:41	Nope.
00:40:43	What do you mean?
00:40:45	Joe Fabrini didn't have time
00:40:48	You heard me.
00:40:51	It's just like I've been saying.
00:41:03	- Hiya, boys. What do you got?
00:41:06	I really don't want no lemons,
00:41:09	You can have a look.
00:41:12	- How's the market?
00:41:16	Drop it right down there.
00:41:18	- Hear you got married.
00:41:22	- Nice stuff, eh?
00:41:25	Don't try to kid us.
00:41:28	- We know good stuff when we see it.
00:41:31	Quit stalling, George.
00:41:33	It all depends
00:41:36	- Well, we'll leave that up to you.
00:41:40	...I'll give you $3.50 a box.
00:41:42	Come on, give me a hand, Paul.
00:41:44	Wait a minute, boys.
00:41:47	I'll treat you right, you know that.
00:41:50	Well, we hauled this stuff a long way
00:41:54	- We figure they're worth 5 bucks a box.
00:42:00	Okay.
00:42:02	Come on, Paul. We'll take them down to
00:42:08	I tell you what I'll do, guys.
00:42:11	I'll give you $4 a box,
00:42:14	We bought 145 boxes,
00:42:19	Okay, robber.
00:42:23	...at $4 a box is 580 simoleons.
00:42:30	I don't know, George, I...
00:42:37	All right, it's a deal.
00:42:40	Hey, Junior, Harvey!
00:42:43	- I'll get you your money.
00:42:50	Here, you always liked apples.
00:42:53	I hope I never have another 5 minutes
00:42:56	We made 500 profit on the deal. We
00:43:00	- Well, we're finally rolling.
00:43:04	We'll buy another load.
00:43:07	Then we'll buy another truck.
00:43:09	Whoa, wait a minute.
00:43:13	Don't worry.
00:43:15	One, two, three, four, five...
00:43:17	...twenty, forty, sixty, eighty.
00:43:19	- 580.
00:43:21	If you guys got any more good loads,
00:43:24	We'll come straight to you.
00:43:27	Come on, I wanna use the phone.
00:43:31	- Give me a flock of change, Leo.
00:43:34	- Cassie.
00:43:36	That gal we picked up on the road.
00:43:38	I just wanna find out
00:43:40	I thought nothing happened
00:43:42	Nothing did.
00:43:44	But I ain't saying nothing won't.
00:43:52	Give me long distance.
00:43:54	Hello. Hello, Joe? Did something happen
00:43:59	No, nothing happened.
00:44:02	I was scared when she told me
00:44:04	- I knew it was you or about you.
00:44:07	Oh, I just knew.
00:44:10	Everything's great. We got more dough
00:44:15	Say...
00:44:16	...this is a funny time
00:44:19	Oh, I don't mind. I'm glad you called.
00:44:23	Oh, Cassie...
00:44:25	...do you believe in
00:44:28	Well, it saves a lot of time.
00:44:30	- When are you coming back?
00:44:33	...as fast as we can buy another load.
00:44:38	I want to see you quick,
00:44:40	Your three minutes are up. Deposit
00:44:44	Don't spend any more.
00:44:45	When you get back we can talk
00:44:48	Hello?
00:44:50	Hello?
00:44:55	Give me a cup of coffee, Leo.
00:45:00	That was great talk.
00:45:01	Pearl and me used to have them same
00:45:05	Who said anything
00:45:07	Nobody, but you can't horse me.
00:45:11	It all depends on how smart
00:45:13	Oh, your brakes are dragging. L...
00:45:16	Our rig's moving!
00:45:24	- Hey, where do you think you're going?
00:45:26	- But...
00:45:29	Now, fellas,
00:45:31	You'd look pretty silly with a monkey
00:45:34	- I'll call a policeman!
00:45:37	- How much do we owe you?
00:45:40	- Sure you ain't gypping yourself?
00:45:43	- Right here.
00:45:45	...because that's
00:45:48	One, two, three, twenty, forty, sixty.
00:45:53	You understand,
00:45:55	Yeah, we understand. We love you too.
00:45:58	- You don't have to be nasty about it.
00:46:03	What do you say
00:46:10	Well, baby, you're all ours.
00:46:15	- I never thought I'd live to see this day.
00:46:19	Come on. We just got enough dough left
00:46:38	Hiya, Fabrini.
00:46:40	- Yeah. I'm gonna pay you in full.
00:46:43	- What are you hauling?
00:46:45	Oh, fill it up with gas.
00:46:49	Well, I see Paul's asleep again,
00:46:52	What is it about my brother sleeping
00:46:55	You've always got your nose
00:46:58	- Come on, fill her up.
00:47:00	If it was me...
00:47:02	...I'd get a little sleep once in a while
00:47:06	Paul?
00:47:08	- Paul!
00:47:10	Yeah, what, what's the matter?
00:47:12	Nothing, but you'd better take the wheel
00:47:16	I'm knocked out.
00:47:17	Where are we, Haig's?
00:47:20	What do you say you and I stop over
00:47:24	For the first time in our lives,
00:47:27	...and he wants to stop and sleep.
00:47:30	Everyone sleeps
00:47:32	You'd think I wanted
00:48:35	- You all right?
00:48:38	I'm all right.
00:48:39	But my brother's in the truck!
00:48:41	Shoot your lights down there.
00:48:51	Come on. Come on.
00:49:09	Paul!
00:49:10	- Paul!
00:49:12	Paul!
00:49:21	Joe, how is he?
00:49:23	Busted up, but he's gonna be okay.
00:49:25	At first they thought his skull
00:49:28	- Where is he?
00:49:30	It was all my fault.
00:49:33	...and I made him drive.
00:49:36	It was bound to happen.
00:49:38	- The truck's gone, I suppose.
00:49:41	Load smashed, not a cent of insurance.
00:49:45	It's always that way, isn't it?
00:49:46	You and Paul will get another truck
00:49:49	- Wait, Pearl. Before you go in.
00:49:53	Looks like Paul's gonna be out of work
00:49:56	And I don't want you to worry, see.
00:49:58	While he's getting well,
00:50:02	What are you trying to do, Joe,
00:50:04	- How bad is he?
00:50:06	A couple of cuts here and there.
00:50:10	They thought...
00:50:12	Well, they had to do it.
00:50:15	I'm gonna surprise you.
00:50:20	I'm almost glad it happened!
00:50:23	- You're what?
00:50:26	Now he can't drive a truck anymore.
00:50:29	Now I won't always
00:50:32	Maybe it's worth a right arm, Joe.
00:50:35	Maybe it's worth it.
00:50:49	- Hello, sug.
00:50:52	Oh, it's all right. We're married.
00:50:55	Yeah, how can I forget?
00:50:58	Well, what are you gonna do,
00:51:01	Where's the pole
00:51:06	Oh, to show you how things break
00:51:08	...you know what happened?
00:51:10	Last night, the Fabrini brothers
00:51:13	- Was Joe hurt?
00:51:17	His brother lost a wing.
00:51:20	- What are they gonna do?
00:51:23	He's a good man
00:51:26	If he's a good man,
00:51:28	Where else am I gonna put him?
00:51:30	Anyone with a big back
00:51:33	Why don't you put him
00:51:35	In the garage?
00:51:37	I don't know.
00:51:39	You're always complaining
00:51:42	Maybe if you had someone
00:51:44	...you wouldn't always fall asleep
00:51:46	You know, sug,
00:51:49	- Always thinking of the old man, huh?
00:51:52	But you never give me any credit
00:52:05	- Brakes? Hand brake?
00:52:07	- Tires? Spare tires?
00:52:10	- Everything set?
00:52:11	- Okay, Sweeney, let her roll.
00:52:19	Joe!
00:52:23	- Is Ed ready?
00:52:25	- I'll go and see.
00:52:29	Got a match?
00:52:32	No lighter in this car?
00:52:36	It doesn't work.
00:52:38	Did Ed tell you about our anniversary
00:52:42	- I'm sorry, I can't make it.
00:52:45	- Weren't you, Ed?
00:52:47	- What is it, and how much does it cost?
00:52:50	Sure you can. It's our new house.
00:52:53	I gave it to Lana as a surprise,
00:52:56	I had something planned
00:52:58	Look here, I'm boss.
00:53:01	You show up at my new dump tomorrow
00:53:05	Okay, I'll show up,
00:53:08	I knew Ed could bring you around.
00:53:12	She's terrific.
00:53:13	If you open your mouth,
00:53:18	Here comes work.
00:53:20	See you tomorrow, Ed.
00:53:25	Right on the nose, Irish. They must've
00:53:29	They're getting tougher. They got
00:53:32	...it mixes you a drink, tucks you
00:53:35	- Hi, Irish!
00:53:39	Funny. She almost never used to call
00:53:43	- Or am I talking out of turn?
00:53:46	- We're going to Paul's for dinner.
00:53:48	It's sure nice
00:53:50	- Yeah. Pearl's cooking a steak.
00:53:56	Oh, boy, I'm hungry!
00:53:59	- I wonder what they'll have for dessert.
00:54:05	- Hello, baby.
00:54:08	- That's nice.
00:54:11	I got a lift from one of the girls.
00:54:13	- How are you, Irish?
00:54:15	- Hiya, fellas.
00:54:17	Hello, Paul.
00:54:19	Yeah, but all bad. All the old men
00:54:22	...and that's about the only thing
00:54:25	There are a lot of jobs you can handle.
00:54:29	...and not much butter
00:54:31	Any special design you want
00:54:33	- Come on, everybody, sit down.
00:54:36	When I was riding that truck, I used to
00:54:40	- I got enough, all right.
00:54:44	Sure. I can always learn to knit,
00:54:48	Have some steak, Cassie,
00:54:50	- How's things going at the store?
00:54:53	...of being on my feet all day.
00:54:56	The only difference is,
00:55:00	- Beer, Irish?
00:55:01	I'm the best two-fisted beer drinker
00:55:04	Sometimes I get so thirsty,
00:55:08	- Cut it.
00:55:11	He's right. Three hands
00:55:14	- Just like two hands are better than one.
00:55:19	Easy?
00:55:20	Yeah, that's a nice word. Maybe
00:55:23	...waiting for Pearl to dress me
00:55:26	...sitting around all day, wondering what
00:55:30	Why'd you ever cut me
00:55:32	This way, she don't even get
00:55:35	- It don't help to get excited.
00:55:39	You don't have to take nobody's charity
00:55:47	I guess he's been moping
00:55:49	After we eat, we'll go out
00:55:52	Maybe that'll cheer him up
00:56:02	- I ain't danced in a long time.
00:56:05	It's the most fun you can have
00:56:07	Take a lot to get me laughing.
00:56:09	Say, what do you say
00:56:12	I'd like that fine, but you've got enough
00:56:16	...with the hospital bills
00:56:18	Yeah, I wish I could
00:56:20	Why don't you change your mind
00:56:22	I'd like to, but I can't.
00:56:24	Paul ain't able to do a hard day's work
00:56:27	Ed's been too swell as it is.
00:56:30	- Guess we gotta just keep on hoping.
00:56:34	Take me dancing again tomorrow night
00:56:37	Okay.
00:56:39	Oh, I can't. I gotta go
00:56:45	Don't say "oh" like you think
00:56:48	- I don't wanna go.
00:56:50	Let's sit down.
00:56:53	I'm sorry, kid.
00:56:58	- Where's Irish?
00:57:00	Yeah, he's doing a little hunting.
00:57:03	Looks like
00:57:06	Hello, folks.
00:57:08	- Say, what's your name?
00:57:11	- Sue Carter.
00:57:16	- What's your name?
00:57:18	Sit down and have a drink.
00:57:21	- I haven't been drinking.
00:57:24	Leave it to Irish to find romance.
00:57:26	Don't she look like a million bucks?
00:57:28	And just as hard to get.
00:57:43	- Wanna come up for a while?
00:57:46	- I'll make you some coffee.
00:57:49	Still worried about Paul?
00:57:51	Yeah.
00:57:52	Are you too worried to kiss me?
00:57:55	Not that bad.
00:58:01	- What's the matter, you stop loving me?
00:58:05	Cassie, you're the only girl in this world
00:58:09	You're the only fella in the world who
00:58:14	Come on.
00:58:16	No, no coffee.
00:58:19	Yes, sir!
00:58:23	No phone pole ever hit a truck
00:58:28	I think the guy that wired this
00:58:31	There.
00:58:34	Now, get a load...
00:58:37	Ed.
00:58:39	We have servants to open the wine.
00:58:40	What's the fun of having champagne
00:58:44	Here now, Irish, that ain't beer,
00:58:48	And you and your truck driver friends
00:58:51	This is the only eighth anniversary
00:58:53	Come on, we gotta celebrate.
00:58:57	- Evening, Mrs. Carlsen.
00:58:59	- Oh, I got stuck at the office.
00:59:01	...I forgot to tell you we were dressing.
00:59:06	- Hello, Joe!
00:59:07	- A glass of champagne?
00:59:09	- You know Joe never takes a drink.
00:59:11	He's like me. I don't either,
00:59:14	Don't have any bad habits,
00:59:16	None that I can't handle,
00:59:19	Joe, how do you like the dump?
00:59:21	- I think it's swell.
00:59:23	Lana decorated it
00:59:26	Early American bargain-basement.
00:59:29	You ain't saw it.
00:59:31	- Come on, I'll...
00:59:33	Don't you think
00:59:35	What's the use?
00:59:37	- Culpepper, I sure thirsty.
00:59:39	Charles, bring Mr. Carlsen
00:59:42	Yes, ma'am.
00:59:43	I said thirsty, didn't I?
00:59:45	If you fall on your face,
00:59:48	Don't worry about me.
00:59:51	Come on, Joe.
00:59:55	See, Joe,
00:59:57	...because they were fixed
01:00:00	- Hey, this leaves me speechless.
01:00:04	Well, there you are.
01:00:07	Hot, cold running water.
01:00:10	- Well, right this way.
01:00:13	Someday you'll have one just like it,
01:00:17	- Yeah, that would be nice.
01:00:20	And here we have a badminton court.
01:00:22	Great game. A couple of guys
01:00:26	...and the one that don't drop dead
01:00:29	Come here.
01:00:32	And, Joe, there's something else
01:00:35	Around a place like this, there's always a
01:00:39	Avocados, male and female.
01:00:42	- How can you tell?
01:00:45	The bashful one's the girl.
01:00:51	And now for the topper.
01:00:54	You know how you drive up, and you've
01:00:58	That ain't for me. Get a load of this.
01:01:06	- Say, I'm speechless.
01:01:10	Now you see, all you've got to do
01:01:14	...break the ray, and the doors start
01:01:25	Say, what will they think
01:01:27	I understand some guy's
01:01:29	Oh, Irish, don't talk silly.
01:01:36	- Good night, Ed. I had a swell time.
01:01:40	I've got to be at the office at 6:30.
01:01:43	- Good night.
01:01:45	- Good night, Joe.
01:01:47	- Good night.
01:01:51	- Joe, you're not going.
01:01:55	Well, I'll walk out with you.
01:02:01	It's chilly. Don't you think
01:02:04	No, it feels good.
01:02:09	- I had a nice time, Mrs. Carlsen.
01:02:13	You know, I have a first name.
01:02:14	When I call you Mrs. Carlsen,
01:02:17	Wouldn't be trying to get over
01:02:20	- That ain't what I said.
01:02:23	- Joe, what is it? What's wrong?
01:02:27	Then why do you keep acting like this?
01:02:29	Why do you keep pretending
01:02:32	Now look, who do you
01:02:34	I'm not fooling anybody,
01:02:38	Listen, Joe, please.
01:02:40	If I told you once, I told you 50 times,
01:02:44	...and I'm not playing around
01:02:47	Ed's been always all right with me,
01:02:54	How touching.
01:02:56	The faithful employee.
01:02:59	That's me.
01:03:02	Good night, Mrs. Carlsen.
01:03:05	Mrs. Carlsen.
01:03:08	Mrs.
01:03:09	Mrs.
01:03:16	Listen. Listen, now. Listen.
01:03:20	- Just a little toast.
01:03:23	Early to rise and early to bed makes
01:03:31	Now I'm gonna take you all
01:03:33	Tango Club! Tango Club.
01:03:36	Oh, sugar, listen, will you rush out
01:03:41	- We're gonna sneak up on a rumba.
01:03:44	Maybe you'd like to put
01:03:48	Never at a loss for a comeback.
01:03:50	We're married eight years,
01:03:54	Shut up, Ed.
01:03:56	You don't want to dance?
01:03:59	I always get a partner.
01:04:01	Oh, well, then you'll do.
01:04:20	- Ed, pay the check.
01:04:23	The liquor is no good.
01:04:26	Then someone must have hit you
01:04:31	- Keep the change.
01:04:33	Someone help me get him
01:04:36	- You're lucky I stayed sober.
01:04:39	Come on. Come on.
01:04:41	- I don't want to dance now.
01:04:44	- Come on, Ed. The air will do you good.
01:04:48	Who's...? What's going on here?
01:04:50	Oh, it's a shame, a fine fellow like
01:04:56	Yeah.
01:05:15	Come on. Sit up, you drunken pig.
01:05:18	Let's go in the office
01:05:20	Come on, get up and walk,
01:05:23	No, I'm just gonna catch a little snooze.
01:07:09	Needless to say, Mrs. Carlsen, I regret
01:07:15	He was so drunk.
01:07:17	I always told him something awful would
01:07:21	Naturally, I couldn't lift
01:07:26	He'd stayed in the garage before...
01:07:28	...but he always came in the house
01:07:31	- This time, he...
01:07:35	Just take your time.
01:07:36	This time, he must have awakened
01:07:41	Oh, it's awful.
01:07:46	- He had everything to live for.
01:07:50	I regret that I've been forced to
01:07:54	- You're very kind.
01:07:57	Thank you.
01:08:00	The cause of death was accidental,
01:08:03	Close the case.
01:08:22	- Stop creeping around the house.
01:08:26	- I don't want you snooping around.
01:08:29	I come in to see
01:08:31	I've had four cups. I don't want any
01:08:34	- Well, do you hear?!
01:08:35	Now get out of my sight,
01:08:37	I don't want you spying on me!
01:08:51	You were supposed
01:08:54	One of our drivers crashed
01:08:56	- I don't care about that.
01:09:01	Oh, I'm sorry, Joe. Being alone
01:09:06	- Would you like a drink?
01:09:08	Oh, that's right. I forgot.
01:09:11	Sit down, Joe.
01:09:14	What was this business
01:09:18	Look, Joe, I don't know anything
01:09:22	I've tried to understand, and the
01:09:26	The more they talk, the less I know.
01:09:30	I've got to have someone to help me.
01:09:32	- Does that mean me?
01:09:36	He said you had great ideas.
01:09:40	- Partner?
01:09:43	I've got the papers all drawn up,
01:09:47	What's wrong? Don't you want to own
01:09:52	With anyone else, I'd think it
01:09:58	- I don't know.
01:10:01	It's good for me because if I don't
01:10:04	It's good for you because
01:10:07	- No interference?
01:10:11	I don't know anything about trucks.
01:10:14	- I wasn't talking about trucks.
01:10:18	I haven't anyone else
01:10:21	Well, what's it gonna be?
01:10:23	If it's gonna be like you say,
01:10:26	Oh, I'm so glad, Joe.
01:10:29	Now, how about that drink
01:10:32	- Okay. I'll take a short one.
01:10:36	I know it will. And it's what Ed
01:10:39	Maybe you're right.
01:10:44	Well...
01:10:46	...here's to our partnership.
01:10:50	It could work out pretty good.
01:10:56	I'll tell you what we'll do. We'll
01:11:00	We'll get business we never even
01:11:04	Yes, we will.
01:11:11	- Hey, Joe, who sneaked those rigs in?
01:11:15	Opens up a lot of dairy
01:11:18	I don't know where I'm gonna get
01:11:20	- Is Bill McGowan a good driver?
01:11:24	...but when the road turns the same time
01:11:28	Yeah, that's what I thought.
01:11:29	- What's the trouble?
01:11:32	- How long will it take?
01:11:36	Hello, Joe.
01:11:40	How are you?
01:11:42	- These the new trucks?
01:11:46	- Blowing all the profits?
01:11:49	Why not?
01:11:51	Say, that's a snappy outfit.
01:11:54	You like it?
01:11:57	It isn't too soon for me to stop
01:12:00	- No, I don't think so.
01:12:03	Take a good look. You're not gonna see
01:12:08	Pardon me.
01:12:12	Hello, Cassie.
01:12:15	Come on, I want you
01:12:21	- Mrs. Carlsen, this is Cassie Hartley.
01:12:25	- If you're talking business, I'll wait.
01:12:28	- Cassie and I were going to get dinner.
01:12:32	No.
01:12:34	- No, thank you.
01:12:36	What's the matter?
01:12:38	Get some water.
01:12:48	- We'll take her to a doctor.
01:12:50	- Don't you think it...?
01:12:52	Hop in, Cassie.
01:13:00	- I'll run it in the garage for you.
01:13:03	- What's the matter with you?
01:13:07	- Would you like me to come in?
01:13:16	Hi, boss.
01:13:22	Here are those federal gas papers.
01:13:25	Fine, George. I'll go over them.
01:13:27	Mrs. Carlsen's been here
01:13:30	I don't know,
01:13:33	Okay.
01:13:47	- Hello, Joe.
01:13:51	We may knock over
01:13:54	That's swell.
01:13:55	- How do you feel tonight?
01:13:58	Oh, that's good.
01:14:00	Sorry about yesterday, Joe.
01:14:04	You ought to go away for a while,
01:14:07	You've been hanging around
01:14:09	Maybe I will.
01:14:14	Your friend Miss Hartley,
01:14:18	- Known her long?
01:14:22	Did you have a nice time
01:14:24	It was all right.
01:14:26	You must apologize
01:14:28	Oh, she didn't think anything of it.
01:14:37	- How about some dinner, Joe?
01:14:40	You could sit with me and have a drink.
01:14:44	I'd like to, but I've got to get some
01:14:48	I know, but you can do
01:14:50	I've got a lot of other things to do
01:14:54	It's the only time I have to do it.
01:14:58	I'm sorry, Joe.
01:15:00	I guess I'm a fine partner,
01:15:04	The Frank Conners
01:15:07	They asked me to bring you along.
01:15:10	Sorry, I can't make it.
01:15:12	"Can't make it. Can't make it."
01:15:17	It used to be because my husband
01:15:21	He's been dead for six months.
01:15:24	Why can't you make it?
01:15:26	I'm getting married Friday.
01:15:33	Married? To that redhead?
01:15:37	To that redhead.
01:15:40	What made you think
01:15:42	I just thought it was a good idea.
01:15:46	Yeah, I got objections. What makes you
01:15:50	- You better relax.
01:15:55	If it weren't for me, you'd still be
01:15:58	I get Ed to take you off the road.
01:16:01	I put that clean collar
01:16:03	I put those creases in your pants.
01:16:07	What makes you think
01:16:10	I came in here on a business deal,
01:16:13	Don't talk like a fool.
01:16:16	I walked you right into a company
01:16:19	I gave you Ed's insurance money
01:16:22	I could have picked anyone off the street
01:16:25	Anytime you don't like the setup,
01:16:28	You're not getting out.
01:16:29	You belong with me,
01:16:31	If you don't like it, you'll learn to.
01:16:33	Only you're not going off
01:16:36	I'm marrying Cassie, and I'm not asking
01:16:39	That includes you.
01:16:42	She hasn't any right to you.
01:16:47	I committed murder to get you.
01:16:50	Understand? Murder.
01:16:54	- You what?
01:16:57	I killed him to get you because
01:17:01	"Yes, Mrs. Carlsen. No, Mrs. Carlsen.
01:17:04	No, Mrs. Carlsen.
01:17:07	You made me do it.
01:17:10	I didn't want to kill anyone, but you
01:17:18	Joe! Joe, where are you going?
01:17:22	I'm getting out of here,
01:17:24	Oh, Joe, don't go. Forget what I said.
01:17:27	I didn't know
01:17:30	- I didn't kill Ed. It was just an accident.
01:17:33	- You may need it.
01:17:37	Marry her, and I hope you're happy
01:17:41	Please come back.
01:17:47	I didn't want to kill anyone. I didn't.
01:18:04	I didn't want to kill anyone.
01:18:09	He made me do it.
01:18:13	Yes.
01:18:16	He made me kill him.
01:18:18	He made me kill him.
01:18:22	I didn't want to do it,
01:18:24	I had to. Joe wanted
01:18:27	He wanted everything for himself.
01:18:30	Just a moment.
01:18:32	Have Joe Fabrini of Carlsen Trucking
01:18:37	In other words,
01:18:40	...the morning after your husband's
01:18:43	Yes, but I didn't want to lie.
01:18:47	- Now I'm not afraid anymore.
01:18:49	The truth is that you were coerced
01:18:53	Yes, yes, that's it.
01:18:56	That's it.
01:18:58	- He made me kill him.
01:19:01	I'm going to dictate for your signature
01:19:05	Correct me if I'm wrong.
01:19:18	She never thought I'd see her.
01:19:20	I'll bet she was surprised
01:19:23	I'll see her, all right.
01:19:25	- All right, tell her, not me.
01:19:39	- What's the matter with you?
01:19:43	...it opened.
01:19:46	It's an electric eye door. Come on.
01:19:48	No, I won't go through it.
01:19:52	- I won't, I tell you.
01:19:54	No, I won't. No, please.
01:20:04	I thought you'd show up.
01:20:07	Now that you're here,
01:20:09	I want you to tell the truth.
01:20:11	What do you think the truth is?
01:20:13	Joe had nothing to do with killing your
01:20:17	Is that so?
01:20:18	What do you think he was doing those
01:20:22	Do you think he was
01:20:24	Why do you think I took him
01:20:27	Why did I give him my husband's
01:20:30	Because he had an honest face?
01:20:32	You could talk from now on,
01:20:35	...that Joe ever laid a hand
01:20:38	- What makes you so sure of that?
01:20:42	You love him.
01:20:44	You don't know what
01:20:48	And I'll take him with me
01:20:52	You're worse than I thought
01:20:54	Why don't you tell them
01:20:57	Joe wouldn't have
01:20:59	You killed your husband
01:21:02	You threw yourself at Joe,
01:21:05	...because he had you pegged
01:21:07	Tell them you found out
01:21:09	...and you decided to stop it,
01:21:14	You've got it all worked out,
01:21:17	But you've got it worked out
01:21:21	Because I'm the one who...
01:21:30	Stop that door.
01:21:33	Stop it, I tell you.
01:21:36	- Stop it! Stop it!
01:21:39	No, I won't go through that door!
01:21:43	- Come on, come on.
01:21:46	I won't! I won't! I won't!
01:21:52	- What's the dame hitting high C for?
01:21:55	I don't know why these things
01:21:58	This one's all right. Close her up.
01:22:06	So, Your Honor, and ladies
01:22:09	...the prosecution will prove
01:22:13	...by means of duress and threats,
01:22:15	...of the murdered man
01:22:18	...employed a dagger or gun,
01:22:20	...a cold-blooded, brutal,
01:22:26	With your permission, I will call
01:22:31	Is it true you attended
01:22:34	...the night of Mr. Carlsen's death?
01:22:35	Yes, Your Honor.
01:22:37	The judge is the only person
01:22:39	...to be addressed as "Your Honor".
01:22:42	- How do you do?
01:22:46	...did you see Mr. Fabrini
01:22:51	- Yes, Your Honor.
01:22:55	Now, where did this
01:22:58	Well, I just happened to be
01:23:01	...powdering my nose, of course,
01:23:04	...and I saw Mr. Fabrini and Mrs. Carlsen
01:23:09	- Did you hear what they were saying?
01:23:13	You understand, I didn't try,
01:23:16	...wanted the other one
01:23:18	...but I couldn't tell who wanted who
01:23:24	When your brother became head
01:23:27	...did you get a job as traffic manager
01:23:30	- Yeah, but...
01:23:32	- Objection sustained.
01:23:36	Miss Hartley, you say
01:23:38	...have been in love,
01:23:41	- That's right.
01:23:43	...you didn't get married
01:23:45	- We couldn't afford it.
01:23:49	- Yes.
01:23:51	...was actually in his office
01:23:54	- No, but I...
01:23:57	...didn't marry because
01:23:59	...in his relations with Mrs. Carlsen?
01:24:02	Objection sustained.
01:24:04	The witness will not have
01:24:06	Isn't it true that Mr. Fabrini
01:24:09	...until one evening, when he got
01:24:12	...he found you both face to face?
01:24:13	- Well, Joe never did...
01:24:15	- Overruled.
01:24:17	...was so unnerved that she fainted?
01:24:19	- She was ill.
01:24:23	Shocked at finding the man
01:24:25	...she murdered her own husband
01:24:27	That's not right.
01:24:30	He didn't have anything
01:24:32	That's all.
01:24:34	Did you say anything to Mr. Fabrini
01:24:37	I don't remember.
01:24:39	Did you ever notice that after Fabrini
01:24:43	...that Mrs. Carlsen frequented the
01:24:48	- I don't remember.
01:24:51	- Why don't you remember?
01:24:59	Now, Your Honor and ladies
01:25:02	...I call to the stand Mrs. Lana Carlsen.
01:25:23	Stand up, please.
01:25:25	Do you swear to tell the whole truth,
01:25:28	I do.
01:25:30	Take the chair.
01:25:35	State your name.
01:25:37	- Lana Carlsen.
01:25:40	You were, at the time of his death,
01:25:44	Yes.
01:25:45	How long before the death of Carlsen
01:25:49	Two years.
01:25:50	Where did you first meet him?
01:25:53	Mrs. Carlsen, I asked you
01:25:57	You will answer
01:26:08	He was laughing.
01:26:11	Yes, he... He was laughing.
01:26:16	He kissed me when he was drunk.
01:26:19	Yes, he kissed me
01:26:24	So I got a new car.
01:26:27	Yes, I got a new car.
01:26:32	And I bought some new clothes.
01:26:35	Yes, they were pretty.
01:26:39	And he used to tell terrible jokes.
01:26:44	And he'd laugh at them.
01:26:47	He was always laughing.
01:26:51	And then I saw him lying there...
01:26:56	...drunk.
01:26:59	I heard the motor running.
01:27:03	And I saw the doors.
01:27:07	I heard the motor.
01:27:10	I saw the doors.
01:27:13	The doors made me do it.
01:27:16	Yes.
01:27:17	The doors made me do it.
01:27:20	The doors made me do it.
01:27:27	The doors made me do it!
01:27:29	- Matron, remove the witness.
01:27:32	They made me do it!
01:27:36	The doors!
01:27:41	The doors! The doors
01:27:44	Your Honor! Your Honor,
01:27:48	...on the ground that the sole witness
01:27:52	Court is adjourned while the state's
01:27:56	Everybody rise.
01:28:07	- City desk and hurry.
01:28:09	Hello, Ed. Here it is.
01:28:12	Yeah, nuts. They had
01:28:15	Yeah, that's right. Case thrown
01:28:20	Sounds funny, I suppose, but I can't
01:28:24	Me too, in a way.
01:28:27	- What about the business, Joe?
01:28:31	I'm giving my share to the boys.
01:28:33	After what's happened,
01:28:35	What about us?
01:28:38	We're getting married
01:28:40	I'll dig up a new truck
01:28:42	Why, I'll be on top in no time.
01:28:45	Say, you're not gonna tell me
01:28:48	No, Joe. Of course, I hate
01:28:51	...but if that's the way you want it
01:28:55	Well, my mind's made up.
01:28:59	Gee, I promised to phone the store.
01:29:03	All right.
01:29:07	I'll only be a minute.
01:29:11	- Hello, Irish. This is Cassie.
01:29:15	Joe's on his way to tell you
01:29:18	Have the guys shout him down,
01:29:20	Okay, kid. Leave it to me.
01:29:25	My mind's made up too.
01:29:27	So it's like I tell you, fellas.
01:29:29	I don't feel I got the right
01:29:32	...so I'm giving you my share,
01:29:34	No!
01:29:37	- Slow down, will you?
01:29:40	That's right, Joe. These boys
01:29:43	Paul here can handle things
01:29:45	Oh, no, not me.
01:29:48	- We're gonna have a baby.
01:29:55	- Say, that's good news, Paul.
01:29:58	Say you're staying on
01:30:02	Fellas, I'm sure glad
01:30:06	Well, I...
01:30:09	- What do you think, Cassie?
01:30:12	But there's a lot of angles here.
01:30:13	Somebody's got to take care
01:30:16	- I may get that gas contract.
01:30:19	...any more than I would the boys, Joe,
01:30:23	...maybe you'd better stay.
01:30:27	Okay, fellas, I'm sticking with you.

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