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00:00The Lucy Show
00:11Starring Lucille Ball
00:17Co-starring Gail Gordon
00:30Brought to you by
00:33Yes, dear.
00:50No, I've already told you I can't get home tonight.
00:53Business is business, Lambie Pie.
00:56No, I can't possibly postpone that appointment.
01:00I got them.
01:01Here are your tickets for the ball game tonight.
01:07Tickets?
01:08Who said anything about a ball game?
01:12Well, that's the most insulting thing
01:14that anyone has ever called me.
01:17Oh, is that Mrs. Mooney?
01:18Tell her I said hello.
01:22All right, all right.
01:23If you can't believe your own husband,
01:25I have no alternative but to hang up on you, Irma.
01:28Irma?
01:30Irma?
01:33Oh, you...
01:34Hey, you...
01:37You...
01:37Me?
01:38What'd I do?
01:39You have just turned my home
01:41into a split-level penitentiary.
01:44Irma, your wife will forgive you.
01:47After all, this isn't the first time
01:48she caught you lying.
01:49If you want my advice...
01:51Mrs. Carmichael,
01:52my life with Irma
01:54is none of your wretched business.
01:57It's my wretched business.
02:01I'll handle Irma.
02:02I was just going to say
02:04it'd be easier to apologize
02:05if you say it with flowers.
02:07What I have to say to Irma
02:09can't be said with flowers.
02:11A flower pot?
02:12Maybe.
02:14But not flowers.
02:15Remember last time,
02:17if it's not flowers today,
02:19it'll be a fur coat tomorrow.
02:23You know,
02:24we haven't had any fresh flowers
02:25in our living room
02:26for a long time.
02:27Any special kind
02:31you'd like for her?
02:33Yes.
02:34Poison ivy!
02:41Come in.
02:44Hi.
02:45Oh, hi, Eddie.
02:48Come on, you're right.
02:51Oh, Mrs. Mooney's flowers?
02:53Yes.
02:54Do you like them?
02:55Oh, they're beautiful.
02:56Eddie, you really are an artist.
02:59You know something?
03:01These are pretty enough
03:02to be artificial.
03:03Oh, thank you.
03:04I guess you love flowers
03:06as much as I do.
03:07Yeah, yeah.
03:08That's because I used to live
03:09over a funeral parlor.
03:13I got started by growing plants
03:14on my windowsill.
03:15Oh, really?
03:16Yeah.
03:17But there's always some kid
03:18on the block on how to fight.
03:20And there was always some guy
03:21calling me a sissy.
03:22Yeah, well, I'll bet
03:23those bullies would be
03:24good and jealous
03:25if they could see
03:26the beautiful work
03:27you do now.
03:28Ah, no, I'm just
03:29a glorified delivery boy.
03:31Well, you won't be
03:31after you buy the shop
03:32from your boss.
03:34Oh, that's all off.
03:35I can't get the $3,000
03:36for the down payment.
03:37Oh, Eddie.
03:39Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
03:41Well, I'll just have to tell
03:43Mr. Finley to sell
03:43the place to somebody else.
03:45He can't sell it
03:46to anybody else.
03:46Tell him how much
03:47it means to you.
03:48Mr. Finley wants cash.
03:50Where's a pug like me
03:51going to raise
03:52$3,000 bucks?
03:54Mr. Mooney.
03:55What do you want?
03:56Oh.
03:58Oh, Mr. Mooney.
03:59Eddie Rickles.
04:00Oh, you don't have
04:02to defend me,
04:02Mr. Mooney.
04:03He's a friend.
04:04Mrs. Carmichael,
04:05I am well aware
04:06of who Eddie Rickles is.
04:09I saw you knock out
04:10Joey Mitchell
04:11at Madison Square Garden
04:12in 1962.
04:14You remember that
04:15fifth round?
04:16Oh, boy,
04:17he thought he had you trapped.
04:18But you backpedaled,
04:19then you fainted
04:20with your left
04:21and you surprised him
04:22with that uppercut.
04:23Pow!
04:24You never had
04:25a more loyal fan
04:26than Theodore J. Mooney.
04:29Thank you, Mr. Mooney.
04:31Ted, to you.
04:33Well, Eddie,
04:34I didn't know
04:34you were a famous
04:35prize fighter.
04:36Ah, that was
04:37a long time ago.
04:38Ah, you were
04:39my kind of boxer, Eddie.
04:42And you're his
04:43kind of banker, Ted.
04:44Ted, to him.
04:50Mr. Mooney, to you.
04:54Let's tell him
04:54the good news, Eddie.
04:56Eddie's going
04:56into business
04:57for himself.
04:58Well, congratulations,
05:00buddy boy.
05:01Where's the saloon
05:02going to be?
05:03Who said anything
05:04about a saloon?
05:06Mrs. Carmichael,
05:07anyone familiar
05:08with sports
05:09knows that baseball
05:10players open
05:11bowling alleys
05:12and boxers
05:13open saloons.
05:14Yeah, well, not Eddie.
05:15Oh?
05:16I'm a florist.
05:18Ah, you're wise.
05:20And he's going
05:20to buy his own shop.
05:22And you're smart.
05:24And you're going
05:24to give him
05:24the $3,000
05:25to do it.
05:26And you're nuts.
05:31Mr. Mooney.
05:32Mrs. Carmichael,
05:33the bank can't
05:34lend money
05:34to just any stranger
05:36who wanders
05:36in off the street.
05:37Stranger?
05:38You just said
05:39he's your old buddy,
05:40remember?
05:41And all he needs
05:41is $3,000.
05:43Don't be a cheapskate.
05:44Mrs. Carmichael,
05:45I am acting
05:46in the best interest
05:47of the bank.
05:48So don't call me
05:49your cheapskate.
05:50Well, you said
05:51you were Eddie's
05:52most loyal fan.
05:53Why don't you
05:53loan him the money?
05:55Now you can
05:55call me a cheapskate.
05:56Oh, don't feel bad, Eddie.
06:03Mr. Mooney will
06:04only loan money
06:05to people
06:06who don't need
06:06the loan.
06:08That's all right.
06:09I guess I was
06:10too crazy
06:10to even think
06:11I could own
06:12my own shop.
06:12Oh, now, Eddie,
06:13don't give up.
06:14Nothing is impossible.
06:16$3,000,
06:17that's impossible.
06:19Boy,
06:20just think of it.
06:21When I used to fight,
06:23I used to get that much
06:24for one bout.
06:25You got $3,000
06:27for one fight?
06:30Wow.
06:33Eddie,
06:33do you really want
06:34that florist shop?
06:36Sure I do.
06:37Then you're gonna
06:38fight again.
06:39Oh, no,
06:40I can't fight anymore.
06:41Why not?
06:42Well, the way
06:42Mr. Mooney raved
06:43about you,
06:44you must be terrific.
06:45Oh, I used to be,
06:46but I'm past my prime
06:48and I haven't been
06:48in training for years.
06:50So you'll start
06:50training again.
06:52All you need
06:52is one fight
06:53and you'll have
06:54your $3,000.
06:55Are you kidding?
06:57To get $3,000
06:58in one fight,
06:59you gotta fight
06:59somebody with a big name.
07:01Like Sandy Colfax?
07:03Sandy Colfax
07:06isn't a boxer.
07:07No?
07:08I heard Mr. Mooney
07:09say that nobody
07:10can hit him.
07:12Well, all right,
07:13who is a big name?
07:15Well,
07:16there's a kid
07:17that packs him in
07:17by the name
07:18of Sonny Shaw.
07:20Well, then
07:21Sonny Shaw
07:21better watch out.
07:23For what?
07:24For us.
07:25For us?
07:26We are going
07:27to fight Sonny Shaw.
07:33That's good boy.
07:35That's it.
07:37That's it.
07:38That's it.
07:38That's good.
07:40Oh, yeah.
07:41Yeah, great.
07:42Yeah, that's it.
07:45Uh, uh,
07:46excuse me, Nick.
07:47Hey, kid,
07:47why didn't you
07:48cool off for a while,
07:49huh?
07:50Since when
07:51did I let dames
07:52around here
07:52during training?
07:53Nick,
07:54there ain't no dame
07:55that Sonny's tomato.
07:58Oh, that's different.
08:00Come here.
08:00I just bet
08:05five big ones
08:06on Sonny.
08:07Don't worry, Nick,
08:08your 5,000 clams
08:10is in the bank.
08:11To hear you talk,
08:12you'd think the kid
08:13with the manassamala.
08:15Well, he ain't
08:16exactly Jack Dempsey,
08:17but the kid
08:18got what it takes.
08:19He's got fast hands,
08:21good wind,
08:22and a lot of class.
08:23You better be right,
08:25Louie.
08:27All right, Louie.
08:29What's the red-headed
08:30dame doing here?
08:32I ain't no dame.
08:33I'm, uh,
08:33I'm Eddie Rickles'
08:35tomato.
08:40And I come to talk
08:41to Sonny Shaw.
08:43Well, I'm Sonny Shaw's
08:44manager, lady.
08:45What do you want
08:46to talk to him about?
08:47Oh, well, uh,
08:48Eddie Rickles
08:48is going to make
08:49a comeback,
08:50and it's got to be
08:50against Sonny Shaw.
08:51That's what I'm here
08:52to talk about.
08:53You mean you would
08:54put Eddie Rickles
08:55in the same ring
08:56with Sonny Shaw?
08:57Of course we'd want
08:58to guarantee you
08:59three big ones.
09:01What?
09:02That comes to
09:033,000 oysters.
09:04Clams!
09:07Yeah, yeah,
09:07I know what it comes to.
09:09Now, look, Laney,
09:10I couldn't do a thing
09:11like that to Eddie.
09:12Well, he's all washed up.
09:13Eddie is not washed up.
09:15He's still got,
09:16got quick hands
09:17and light fingers
09:18and real class
09:20and a lot of wind.
09:23Oh, yeah?
09:24Well, just leave me
09:25show you something.
09:27Hey, Sonny,
09:28come here a minute,
09:28will you?
09:31Now, I want you
09:33should show the lady
09:34what great shape you're in.
09:36Okay, lady,
09:37punch Sonny in the stomach.
09:39Are you kidding?
09:40I don't go around
09:41punching men in public.
09:43Go ahead.
09:44He can take it.
09:47Okay.
09:47Okay.
09:48What did I tell you, huh?
10:00Now, if you was
10:01to punch Eddie like that,
10:02he'd fall apart.
10:03Yeah, well,
10:03I'm not going to be
10:04the one who's
10:05punching Eddie.
10:06Sonny is.
10:07I'm sorry, lady.
10:08Now, maybe if Eddie
10:09trains a few months,
10:10I might come
10:11take a look at him.
10:11Well, they'll sell
10:12the flower shop by then.
10:14What?
10:14I mean,
10:15training.
10:16If training is all
10:18you're worried about,
10:19Eddie's been training
10:20all along.
10:21I ain't noticed
10:22him around the gym.
10:24Oh, well,
10:24you see,
10:25he's been at
10:26a private training camp.
10:28Oh, you should see him.
10:29He's strong enough
10:30to beat the Manassah Mauler.
10:32The Manassah Mauler?
10:34That's Dempsey,
10:35Jack Dempsey.
10:36I know who that is,
10:38Jack.
10:39Well,
10:40maybe I ought to
10:41come with you
10:42and take a look at Eddie.
10:43Oh, no, no, no.
10:44I'll bring him down here
10:45to see you.
10:45When?
10:47About three weeks.
10:49Say,
10:50what training camp
10:51he had?
10:51Lefty Latimer's?
10:52No,
10:53Killer Carmichael.
11:01303.
11:06304.
11:10305.
11:11Is it time to quit yet?
11:12No, you can't quit.
11:13You've got to do
11:13your road work.
11:14Oh, no.
11:18306.
11:19Lucy,
11:19this is my first day
11:20in training.
11:21Give me a break.
11:21Please.
11:22Take 310 laps
11:23around that couch
11:24and make a mile.
11:25Now get going.
11:26Oh, no.
11:30307.
11:31The couch gets longer
11:31each time around.
11:35308.
11:36309.
11:37309.
11:38That's a mile.
11:38309.
11:45310.
11:46That's a mile.
11:49What was that?
11:51Time for your knee bend.
11:52Knee bends?
11:53No, I can't.
11:54I can't, Lucy.
11:55Please, I can't.
11:56Eddie, please.
11:57We have to do knee bends now.
11:58I can't with knee bends.
11:59Now, come on, Eddie.
12:00Every day we have to do
12:01our knee bends
12:02to tighten up
12:02these muscles, remember?
12:04Okay, hands on your hips.
12:06Down you go.
12:06One.
12:08Very slowly.
12:09Straighten your back.
12:10Straighten your back.
12:11Hold your head up, Eddie.
12:12Two.
12:13Three.
12:14Down all the way.
12:15I'm making a guy crazy.
12:16Straighten your back, Eddie.
12:17Now, come on.
12:18You know how to train.
12:19Come on.
12:19Four and up.
12:21And five and...
12:24Eddie, listen to me.
12:26Now, listen.
12:26You have got to work up
12:27the 25 knee bends a day.
12:29No, I can't.
12:30There's no way.
12:31Well, what's that?
12:32That's the dishwasher.
12:33That's our signal
12:34for your weigh-in.
12:35Get on the scale.
12:38Here, hold these.
12:40Books?
12:41Yeah, the scales are off,
12:42but it comes out
12:43exactly right
12:44if you hold
12:45the decline and fall
12:46of the Roman Empire
12:48and Spanish books.
12:49166 pounds.
12:54Oh, Eddie,
12:55that will never do.
12:56No good, no good.
12:57I got to get rid
12:58of this spare tire.
12:59Spare tire?
13:00That's not rubber.
13:01That's blubber.
13:04Well, somebody's at the door.
13:05No, no, no.
13:06It's the timer
13:07on the washing machine.
13:08That means you got
13:09a jump rope
13:10and my laundry is done.
13:11Oh, no.
13:12No jumping rope.
13:13Oh, no.
13:13Forget it.
13:14Eddie, come on.
13:15Where's your pep?
13:16I got no more pep.
13:17It's all poop.
13:18I can't jump.
13:20Come on.
13:20Sure you can.
13:21You just make a game of it.
13:22Now watch.
13:23I can't.
13:25Hey, my name is Lucy
13:26and I come from
13:27Alba Juicy
13:28where I sell onions.
13:32I never learned
13:33any...
13:33Jump to the word.
13:34No, sir.
13:35I never learned
13:35those jumping poems.
13:36That's it.
13:37I can't.
13:37Come on, Eddie.
13:38I'll jump with you.
13:39I can't.
13:39Oh, please.
13:40Now you're going to have
13:40to get with it, Eddie,
13:41or you'll never make it.
13:43Please, Lucy.
13:43Now get in position.
13:45I'm in position.
13:45I'll jump with you.
13:46I can't.
13:47Yes, you can, Eddie.
13:48Yes, you can.
13:49Oh.
13:49Are you ready?
13:50I hope so.
13:52January, February,
13:53April, May.
13:55This is what your parents say
14:02and you'll be a great
14:04big boy someday.
14:06Can you?
14:07The bell.
14:07The bell.
14:08Wait, the bell.
14:08All right, never mind the bell.
14:10It's the telephone.
14:10You keep jumping.
14:14Hello.
14:15Oh, hello, Mr. Mooney.
14:18Uh, no, sir.
14:19No, sir.
14:20I can't come to work
14:20tomorrow either.
14:22Well, I'm too sick.
14:23I have the jumps.
14:24I mean, the mouse.
14:26Mr. Mooney,
14:27I'm not allowed
14:28to leave my bed.
14:29I can't see anybody
14:30and I can't go anywhere.
14:33Yes, sir.
14:34Goodbye, sir.
14:36Lucy.
14:37Eddie, what are you doing?
14:38Look at this.
14:39What?
14:40This plant has a bad case
14:42of root rot.
14:43Oh, never mind the root rot.
14:44You're in training, Eddie.
14:46But, Lucy,
14:47if you don't root out
14:47the root rot,
14:48the whole plant
14:49will turn rotten.
14:50We'll root out
14:51the root rot later.
14:52Good heavens, Eddie.
14:54If you want to ever
14:55have your florist shop,
14:57you're going to have
14:57to forget about flowers.
14:59Now, right now,
15:00all you've got to think
15:01about is fighting,
15:02fighting, fighting,
15:03fighting.
15:03You understand?
15:05Now, listen,
15:05I believe in you, Eddie.
15:06You're my kind of boy.
15:08And this fight
15:09with Shaw
15:09can mean a lot to you.
15:10Your picture
15:11in the paper,
15:12your name
15:12on thousands
15:13of posters.
15:14Well, maybe one day
15:15they'll even name
15:16a stadium after you.
15:18I don't want
15:18that stuff anymore.
15:19Well, you want
15:20your florist shop,
15:21don't you?
15:21Yeah.
15:22Well, okay, then.
15:23Put these on.
15:24Now, you have to
15:25keep punching this bag
15:26until the dishwasher
15:27finishes its drying cycle.
15:30I'll try not
15:31to let you down.
15:31All right.
15:32You know,
15:33I can teach you
15:33everything I know,
15:34but the rest
15:35is up to you.
15:37Now, get in there
15:38and start punching.
15:41All right,
15:42a little harder.
15:43Harder!
15:44Harder!
15:45Mabel!
15:45Well, Eddie,
15:49things are looking up.
15:51I'm sorry, Lucy.
15:52Don't apologize.
15:54It's been years
15:54since I've fallen
15:55for a man.
16:02Oh, yeah, Mary Jane.
16:04You should see Eddie.
16:05And you should see
16:06that left jab
16:07of his now.
16:08Yeah, and he's down
16:09to 160 pounds.
16:11That's his fighting weight.
16:12Ha-ha.
16:13Well, he's really been
16:14getting the feel of it
16:15these last few days.
16:16Hey, I gotta hang up now.
16:17Eddie's due any minute.
16:18And besides,
16:19I don't want the phone
16:20to be busy
16:20if Mr. Mooney should call.
16:22Yeah, he thinks
16:23I'm too sick
16:23to get out of bed
16:24and answer it.
16:25Bye.
16:28Come on in, champ!
16:38Mr. Mooney.
16:39Mrs. Carmichael,
16:40would you tell me
16:41why you have
16:42a volleyball
16:42hanging in your living room?
16:44Oh, well, um,
16:45I saw an article
16:47in a magazine
16:47about pop art,
16:49and it was called, um,
16:51uh, creative decorating hints
16:53with volleyball.
16:55Do you like it?
16:56No.
16:57I thought you were supposed
16:58to be deathly ill.
17:00How are you, mumps?
17:01Oh, they're swell.
17:02I mean,
17:02the swelling is wrong.
17:04Uh, I found out.
17:06It wasn't the mumps.
17:07What was it?
17:08It turned out
17:09to be Root Rock.
17:16The whole room
17:17looked like
17:18it had Root Rock.
17:20Oh, I wasn't
17:21expecting company.
17:22Well, this isn't
17:23a social call.
17:24Oh.
17:25Now, do you remember
17:26that fellow
17:27from The Florist?
17:29Uh, what fellow?
17:30Uh, uh,
17:31Rickles, Rickles.
17:32Pickles?
17:33Pickles?
17:33No, no, no,
17:33Pickles.
17:34Pickles.
17:34Not Pickles.
17:36Rickles.
17:36No, I don't.
17:37Oh, well,
17:37I have been trying
17:38to reach him everywhere
17:39and he has disappeared.
17:40I don't remember him at all.
17:46Mrs. Carmichael,
17:48this is the front door.
17:49Oh, I already bought
17:50my Girl Scout cookies,
17:52little girl.
17:52Go away.
17:55How did you know
17:56that was a Girl Scout?
17:58Oh, I can tell
17:58by the way
17:59they ring the doorbell.
18:01Oh.
18:01Oh.
18:04Now, about this Rickles.
18:07I...
18:07Go on, I'm listening.
18:12Well, I want you
18:14to call every florist
18:15in town.
18:16You find...
18:16You find out...
18:17Oh, all right,
18:19I'll buy the cookies.
18:21How is it, little girl?
18:23Oh.
18:25Hi, Lucy.
18:26Boy, good morning.
18:28I'm right on time.
18:29Hello, Mr. Moody.
18:30Boy, do I feel great.
18:32I'm ready to work.
18:34Nowhere Rickles was, eh?
18:36What's he doing here?
18:38I'm letting Eddie
18:38work out here, Mr. Moody.
18:40He's going to fight again.
18:41Fight?
18:42Why should he do
18:42a ridiculous thing like that?
18:44Because he wants
18:45to buy a florist shop,
18:46that's why,
18:47and a certain cheapskate
18:48wouldn't lend him the money.
18:49Well, he doesn't have
18:50to borrow any money now.
18:52What do you mean?
18:52Eddie, my boy,
18:53I have good news for you.
18:55I have just gotten you
18:56a five-year contract
18:58to be the head designer
18:59for the flower show.
19:01Oh, Mr. Moody.
19:03Eddie, can you hear that?
19:05Sonny won't last
19:06three rounds with me.
19:07I'll destroy him.
19:08That's what I'll do.
19:09Pow.
19:10I'll tear him apart.
19:11Pow.
19:12Eddie, Eddie, listen to me.
19:13What Mr. Moody
19:14is offering you
19:15will make you famous.
19:16The most famous florist
19:18in California.
19:19Are you kidding?
19:20With these pits,
19:21I'm going to be famous
19:22all over the world.
19:24The cheering crowds.
19:25My picks are in the paper.
19:27They'll idolize me.
19:28The adoring mob.
19:29And I owe it all
19:30to you, manager.
19:32Eddie, please,
19:34listen to reason, will you?
19:35What about your flower shop?
19:37That's for peasants.
19:38You never heard of a sports arena
19:40named after a florist?
19:42Eddie, what's happened to you?
19:43Something big.
19:45You gave it to me, Lucy.
19:47You gave me something
19:47that every fighter needs.
19:49The killer instinct.
19:55You gave that to me years.
19:58Oh, boy, I turned a florist
20:04into a monster.
20:06Well, you better get him
20:07to take that job.
20:08Oh, what difference
20:09does it make to you?
20:10I'll tell you what difference
20:11it makes to me.
20:13My wife was so impressed
20:14with the flowers you ordered,
20:16she made me promise
20:17to hire him
20:18for the flower show.
20:19What's your wife
20:20got to do
20:20with the flower show?
20:21She's running it!
20:22That's what she's got to do, isn't it?
20:24All right, all right.
20:25You'd better get him
20:26to take that job
20:27or armor will destroy me!
20:29I'll give you a tip, Teddy boy.
20:32Don't bet your money on shore.
20:34I'm gonna demolish it!
20:36Kill! Kill! Kill!
20:38Kill! Kill! Kill!
20:39Sounds like armor!
20:41You better get him
20:42to take that money!
20:43Oh, come on, Arlick!
20:44mélone toy!
20:51Today I'm gonna do
20:53three miles
20:54around the couch
20:55and then I'm gonna do
20:56an extra 15 minutes
20:57on the bag!
20:58Pow! Pow!
20:59Boy, I'm a chill!
21:01Pow! Pow!
21:01What I need
21:02is a sparring partner.
21:05From now on
21:06it's gonna be nothing
21:06but fighting,
21:07fighting, fighting!
21:09Listen to reason!
21:10Listen to reason!
21:11Lick the world!
21:12That's what I'm gonna do.
21:13I can say it all now.
21:15Dames, foreign cars, custom-made shirts, front tables at nightclubs.
21:43Boy, look at me! Hot as a rock. I was nuts to retire. I got a lot of living to do, that's what I got.
22:02Oh, you got a lot of living to do, huh? Well, put up your dukes.
22:07Put up my dukes?
22:08Yeah.
22:09Are you kidding? I can't use you as a sparring partner.
22:12What's the matter, you chicken? You afraid I'll give you a fat lip to go with your fat head?
22:17Hey, what is it with you?
22:18I just want to show you that you're washed up, Eddie. You're a has-been. You're even worse than that. You're a never-was.
22:25Now, just a second.
22:26Yeah, just a second. Get on there. Put up your dukes. Look who wants to fight Sonny Shaw. You're even afraid to fight a girl.
22:33Now, put that out!
22:34Oh, you frighten me, Eddie. You frighten me. Oh, you're so tough, Eddie.
22:39Eddie Rickles, world champion of the chicken division. That's what you are. Come on, put up your dukes.
22:46Okay.
22:51Ah, get your crummy hands off me, you punchy palooka.
22:54Punchy palooka?
22:55Yeah.
22:56I'll show you. Go ahead. Give me your best punch right here on the button.
23:01Is that where you want it?
23:02That's it and be careful you don't hurt your head.
23:05Yeah, right on the button.
23:06Go ahead.
23:07Okay, Eddie.
23:12Oh, Eddie. Eddie, I didn't mean to do it. I didn't want to do it.
23:17I know. I hope I didn't hurt you, Eddie. I just wanted you to listen to reason.
23:22Eddie.
23:23Oh, Eddie.
23:25Eddie.
23:27Eddie. Eddie, you're going to have to take some more aspirin. Open your mouth.
23:30You're going to feel better now, Eddie. You're going to feel just fine, honey.
23:43I'm going to quit boxing for good this time. Imagine. I got a glass jaw.
23:49Yeah. You're lucky you found out in time.
23:52I got a glass jaw. I can't believe it. A glass jaw.
23:58Oh, it's a good thing you got him to change his mind.
24:01Eddie, my boy, let me be the first to congratulate you.
24:04You will never regret taking this job.
24:06Oh, don't thank me. It was Lucy. She's the one that made me change my mind.
24:10Oh?
24:10Oh, well, all I did was make him listen to reason.
24:14Reason? You?
24:16You never used reason around the office.
24:18Why don't you try a little reason on me?
24:21Gee, did I tell you...
24:23If you have to show up at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, do you think he's going to...
24:27Mr. Mooney?
24:33Mr. Mooney?
24:34Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:36Mr. Mooney?
24:37Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:39Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:39Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:40Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:42Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:42Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:43Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:43Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:44Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:45Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:46Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:47Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:48Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:49Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:50Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:51Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:52Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:53Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:54Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:55Oh, Mr. Mooney?
24:56The End
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