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Heat. Heat.
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Heat. Heat.
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Heat. Heat.
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Hey, let's go. Hey, that's
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Don't be long, Pete. Will you
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>> dip your shirt on, slants? I'll be right
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back.
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>> Hello, Riley. Is my wife gone on you?
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>> No, you've got plenty of time. I hope
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you win your fight tonight. I got a
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fiverr on you.
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>> Yeah. Well, when the fight's over,
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you'll have a tener, and I'll be the new
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champion.
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Okay. >> Good luck.
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>> Thanks.
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>> Hi, ma'am.
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>> So, you remember my name?
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>> See, where you've been all this last
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week? >> Now, listen, honey. I didn't come up
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here to argue with you, but I couldn't
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fight for the championship tonight
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without a good luck kiss from you. Ah,
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>> come on. Come on. Ain't you going to
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Ain't you going to make up Oh, come on,
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man. Give us a little kiss. Huh?
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Oh, sure. I'll kiss you for luck.
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>> It's more than you deserve.
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>> I know it. Mame your as well. And just
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as soon as I win a title, I'm going to
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come rushing right back to your arms.
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>> Yeah, I've heard that one before.
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>> Oh, no. But this time, I mean it. On my
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way as a gentleman.
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>> Well, if you don't, it'll be the last
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time I'll wait for you.
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>> I won't keep you waiting, man.
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>> And no blonds.
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>> No blonds.
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>> If there's any celebrating to be done,
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we'll do it together.
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>> That's a bargain. Now I got to run
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along. But not before I kiss little Joey
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good night. >> Oh no. Don't wake him up.
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>> I ain't seen a kid in a week. He's got
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to wish me luck too. Ain't he?
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Hi there, Joey. How's my little chance?
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Look at him. Mama, you a corker.
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>> Leave him alone, Pete. Don't get him
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excited.
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>> Show me how you give him a car, crew.
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Huh? Huh? Oh, that's a boy. Did you see
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that? He's a real paluca. Give me a
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kiss.
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>> Well, too bad you can't be at the
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ringside to see the old massacre.
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Yeah. Now, be sure you use that corkcrew
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in the ring and not to pull corks with.
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>> Oh, sure. Sure,
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>> Pete.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Good luck.
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>> Thanks, man.
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Hey Pete, show us your costume. Show us
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how you knock him out. Huh?
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>> Yeah. Come on, champ. Show us. Come on.
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Little boy.
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>> Well, I tell you it's just how it was.
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See, it all happened in a twinkling of
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an eye. I catches him coming in. See?
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And I nails him with the old reliable
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just like this.
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Oh, jeez. Wait, did I hurt you?
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>> Oh, no. Do it again. I love it.
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>> Oh, congratulations, Mr. Chen.
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>> What can I do for you?
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>> I'm looking for my husband.
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>> Just
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Yeah. Tell that to the Marines.
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>> She's at the cops.
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Hello, ma'am. Uh, how uh, how are you?
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>> Nice of you to be so interesting.
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>> Oh, this is a private party, Mie.
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>> You shut up.
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>> Oh, listen, ma'am. Trixie don't mean
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anything.
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>> I'll say she don't. Are you coming away
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from this place with me tonight? Well,
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>> you don't want me to walk on my pals, do
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you? >> Are you coming along with me?
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>> Ah, now listen, honey. Don't fly off the
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handle. If I walk out of this place
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without you tonight, I walk out for
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good. >> Good.
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>> I told you to shut up. Look here, Pete.
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You're on the wrong road and you're
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walking fast.
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>> That ain't no way to talk to me, ma'am.
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I'm the champ.
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>> You're the champ, Paul. The champ sucker
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of Broadway. Too bad you didn't get a
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beaten tonight. You won the fight, but
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you've lost Joey and me.
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>> And there's one other thing that I
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forgot. OH, she hit Oh,
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>> he's not the only one in the family who
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carries a walop.
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>> She's mad at me.
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>> I'm in variety this week, Crystal. In
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the has been column. I sort of feels
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like I has been myself.
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>> Why Crystal? Don't you love the trees
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and the flowers and the chickens?
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Say nothing of the roosters. Right now,
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the only rooster I'd like to see is a
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black one strutting down Lennox Avenue.
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Crystal,
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I've sort of missed the old town, too.
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But it's been worth it.
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Huh?
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>> Listen.
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>> What is it, Mom?
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>> On your way back from the station, I
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want you to stop and get me a spool of
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black thread. Number 60.
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>> What color?
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>> What? Black, you mug?
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>> Light or dark?
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>> I'm going to sell that radio if you keep
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on repeating them bum jokes.
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>> Okay. Number 60. Black.
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>> Drive me up, honey. There's a customer.
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Drive me up the sand. Hop
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>> on. Here we go.
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Yes, ma'am.
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>> How much are your eggs?
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>> 32 cents a dozen.
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>> Why? They're mighty small eggs for the
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price you're asking.
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>> Yes, ma'am. I know. But you must
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remember that an egg is a whole day's
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work for a hen.
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>> Well, Joe, you better get those eggs
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down the station.
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>> Oh, yeah. Mom will take care of you.
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>> Well, what can I do for you, madam?
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>> Those are very small eggs for the price
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you're asking. Well, what do you expect
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the hens to lay? Watermelons.
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>> Hello.
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>> Good afternoon, Mrs. Paluca.
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>> Any mail?
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>> Yeah, a couple of letters for you.
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>> Bad news, Mrs. Paluca?
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>> No news at all. Just a semiannual
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report.
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We don't see much of Mr. Paluca around
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these parts, do we?
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>> No. And you never will
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give me that right now.
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>> So, you're going to hold out on me, huh?
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>> IT'S MA. IT'S THE GALLOWISH. What
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happened? Was I struck by lightning?
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>> Pleased to meet you, stranger.
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>> Are you hurt? Are you going to give ME
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THAT MONEY? >> INGRACE, THROWING ME, YOUR MANAGER, OUT
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OF MY OWN CAR.
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>> ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE ME THAT MONEY?
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>> I'M GIVING YOU A SLIGHT COIL OF MY LIP.
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That's contempt that's browsing OVER MY
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FEATURES, DYNAMITE. NOTHING BUT
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CONTEMPT.
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>> IT'S CONTEMPT, is it?
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>> Yes.
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>> HEY, WHAT'S BRAWN AGAINST BRAINS?
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MENTALLY, I GOT YOU LICK, DYNAMITE.
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>> OH, YEAH.
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>> WAIT, WAIT. You can't do that. I can't
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do what? of that.
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>> How would you like a good punch in the
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nose?
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>> I wouldn't like that at all.
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>> No,
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>> pinch me. I've got hallucations.
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>> I'm sorry, but you made me do it.
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>> He's apologizing for his own strength.
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Never mind him. Say, an idea is voiced
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into chew my brain like a bombshell.
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First, let me introduce myself. I'm
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Na'vi Walsh. I manage fighters.
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>> Uh, prize fighters,
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>> right? You just knocked out my best
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fighter and that makes me your manager
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if you believe in science.
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>> You mean you think I can be a fighter?
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>> Think after seeing that right hook of
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yours knock out Dynamite Wilson?
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>> The Dynamite Wilson?
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>> I can make a great leather pusher out of
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you. I'm telling you it's in the cards.
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Meeting me here is no coincidence. It's
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Destiny at the crossroads. What's your
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name? >> Uh Joe,
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it's Trey. IT'S CONFISCATION. THAT'S
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WHAT IT IS.
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>> I'll get them for you.
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>> Oh, I'll let him have it. I only made
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one payment. The finance company will
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get it anyway. As I was saying, ain't
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you listening, Joe?
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>> I've got to get these eggs on the train.
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>> Eggs with a right hand punch like you
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got. Sign this contract and you won't
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never have to look a neg.
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>> I wish I could, but I can't.
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>> Now listen to me. You can't turn this
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down. I'm telling you something.
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>> Why? It's heart rendering to see a guy
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like you wasting his talent with pigs
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and chickens.
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>> You're right. I'd sign in a minute, but
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I got more reasons not to.
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>> Well, what are they?
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>> Well, they're more reasons.
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>> It ain't healthy living in a country.
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Why? LOOK AT ME. RAISED ON GASOLINE
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FUMES AND carbon monoxide. The picture
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of vigorous vitality.
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Now, >> I've always wanted to be a fighter, but
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>> Well, why can't you be? My mom hates
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anything to do with fighting on account
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of uh Well, you see, my dad was Pete
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Pala.
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>> Did you say Paluca? The grand old champ?
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>> Yeah, and he was great in his day.
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>> Boy, the fortune is smacking us on the
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head with a champagne bottle. Well
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launched. Can't you see your name ON THE
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BILLBOARDS? JOE PALUCA, THE SON OF THE
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GRAND old champ. Boy, I'm going to
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exploit you. Hook at the headline. Make
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your champion like your dear old dad. I
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can see it now. You're in the ring
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trading punches. The other guy is
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generous and he gives you two for one.
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He clips YOU ON THE CHIN, BUT I'M
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UNDAUNTED. THEN COMES A critical moment,
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the turning point. YOU LATER AT LOW,
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FOUL, THEY CRY, BUT WE'RE TRIUMPHANT.
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THE REFEREE COUNTS THEM OUT WITH SHOUTS
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AND CHEERS. THEY HAIL YOUNG JOE PALUCA,
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THE NEW CHAMPION.
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>> GOSH, it was kind of sudden. Sign. Sign
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on the dotted line. Sign. Sign. Sign.
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Sign. You'll hear FOR ME. ALL RIGHT,
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DEAR. YOU'LL HEAR FOR ME.
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>> I GOT THE WORLD BY THE ELBOW.
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WELL, WELL, JOE, what are you doing?
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>> Just hitting that bag.
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>> Well, don't you feel well?
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>> Oh, I feel fine. And opportunity has
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knocked at my door. I'm going to be a
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leather pusher.
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>> What?
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>> Sure. I'm going to breathe carbon
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monoxide and gasoline fumes instead of
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fresh air.
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>> What are you talking about?
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>> I'm going to the city to be a fighter. I
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can see my name and lights right now.
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Joe Paluca, the champion of the world,
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just like my dad.
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>> You mean you're going to be a prize
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fighter? >> Sure. And I know I'm doing right. You
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know, things are bad here on the farm.
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The only thing that worries me is I
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can't tell mom.
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>> Oh, you've got to tell her you're going
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away, Joe.
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>> Oh, of course. I don't mean that. I
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mean, I can't tell her I'm going to be a
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fighter. You know how she feels about
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that. But I'll tell her after I've made
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good. And boy, won't she be proud of me.
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And I will too, Joe.
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>> Sure you will. But you got to promise me
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you won't tell mom anything about it.
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>> I promise.
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>> And you wish me luck, won't you?
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>> Oh, with all my heart, Joey. And I'll be
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pulling for you.
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>> That'll be swell.
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>> Well, when do you intend to leave?
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>> Oh, the sooner the better. I wish I were
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going right now.
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>> Well, why so soon?
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>> So as I could give you a goodbye kiss.
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>> But why wait?
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>> Huh?
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Why wait?
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>> Oh, well.
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>> Oh, Joe. Joe. Time for supper, dear.
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Come in. >> Uh-huh. Remember?
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>> Oh, come on, Mom. Please say you'll let
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me go.
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>> What is the business this Mr. Walsh is
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in?
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>> Well, he's in a leather business. What
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do you know about the leather business?
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>> Well, I'm strong. And Mr. Waltz says he
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can teach me to.
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>> Oh, Mom, you've got to let me go.
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All right, you. If you've made up your
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mind, I don't suppose there's anything I
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can say or do that'll stop you.
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>> Oh, thanks, Mom. Gee, that that's fine.
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>> Oh, I knew this time would come, and I
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prepared myself for it. But now that it
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is here,
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you don't know how I dread the thought
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of your leaving.
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>> Oh, you mustn't feel that way. I'm not a
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baby anymore.
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>> You are to me, son.
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You don't know how I shall miss you.
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>> No, I'll miss you, too, Mom.
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>> Will you?
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>> Oh, but I'll make good and then I can
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get you everything you deserve.
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Just be a good boy, Joe. That's all I
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want.
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>> Well, goodbye, Mom. I'm going to make
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you proud of me.
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>> I am proud of you, Joel. And I'm going
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to stay proud of you. Remember, you're
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my son, slug, and act according.
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>> Goodbye, Ann.
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>> Goodbye, Joe.
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Goodbye.
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>> Goodbye, Joey.
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Goodbye. All right,
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>> how do you feel?
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>> Oh, fine. I just had a great big sub.
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>> Now remember, toy with him like you
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would a weakling. Dynamite Wilson. Ken
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Lavine, you're on. That's us.
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>> Oh gosh, snobby. I feel kind of queer in
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my knees. to your customary stage
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fright. Every primadana gets it. Forget
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it. >> Na'vi.
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>> Forget it and get going.
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>> Who? Just a minute. Na'vi. You
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>> I'll be with you in a minute to see the
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slaughter of Kid Lavine.
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>> I'll I'll wait for you. Na'vi.
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>> Go with Whitey. I'll be right with you.
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Come on. He'll be with you.
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>> Go ahead. Go ahead.
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>> Who? Dynamite Wilson.
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What?
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You're going to sue me? Huh?
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Say that ain't Dynamite Wilson. Now he's
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trying to pull another one of his fast
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ones.
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>> I'm letting you know that the name of
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Dynamite Wilson is copyrighted. Yeah.
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>> Hey, Double Cross and Chisler. Excuse
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me. I'm being paid.
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>> Never mind the phone.
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>> What's on your mind, Raffley?
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>> Listen, I signed Dynamite Wilson. What
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do you mean by sneaking a substitute in
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on me? Listen, Raffley, you got me
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wrong. This boy ain't no substitute.
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Why? HE KNOCKED OUT DYNAMITE WILSON LIKE
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YOU AND I WOULD SWATTER A FLY.
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>> I'M TELLING YOU, HE'S SENSATIONAL. HE'S
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GOT A KICK LIKE a mule. He's the biggest
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thing the ring ever saw. Listen to that,
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will you? WHY? HE'S SLICING LAVINE TO
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PIECES. HE'S TEARING THEM APART LIKE A
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HERON. Get that sound effect, Raffley.
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Am I chuckling? He's rendering that poor
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Arminion the smitherins.
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WHY IS THAT CROWD A FRAMAN? I'LL tell
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you, they're hailing a new sensation of
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the SQUARED CYCLE. WHY POMERANIUM IS
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BREAKING LOOSE.
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What happened?
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>> One punch.
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>> So you have to ask, huh?
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>> Am I haunted by misfortune? Does
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disaster dog my footsteps? ME WITH AN
00:17:50
UNBROKEN RECORD of defeats? All right,
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I'll take the loser's push. $50.
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>> You'll take 20 bucks or nothing.
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>> Oh, so you're mercenary, huh?
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>> Or is it nothing?
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>> I'll take the 20. I was reaching for the
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moon.
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What a knee clips.
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>> Eclipse yourself in that mug out of
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here.
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>> A name that's worth a million dollars
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and he's made out of marshmallows.
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>> Mom.
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Mom,
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what happened?
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I lost.
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>> You've been peing. Why didn't you fight
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like I told you?
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>> I did. But after we got started, he
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whispered to me and told me to take it
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easy on account of his wife and kids.
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And then I don't remember anymore.
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>> I might have known you'd fall for that
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old gag.
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Here's five. That makes me generosity
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itself.
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Here's five more just to ease my
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conscience. Stick them under the shower,
00:18:48
give him a rub, and turn them loose. So
00:18:50
long, kid. I'm not sore. Every Napoleon
00:18:54
has his waterlue.
00:18:56
Mr. Walsh. seems to be disappointed in
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me. >> No, he's just mad at the other fell.
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>> Well, kid, better luck next time.
00:19:11
>> Who was that gentleman?
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>> That's Mr. Lavine.
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>> Lavine?
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>> Yes, the man who knocked you out.
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>> Oh, I thought his face looked familiar.
00:19:22
>> I just saw your boy fight. Go ahead.
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Step on the corn to my wounded spirits.
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>> No, the boy's got a lot of color.
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>> Yeah, he's got so much color that I'm
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seeing red.
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>> No, no. I mean, he tries and he ain't
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dangerous.
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>> Rub it in. Right now, the boy is on his
00:19:36
way back to the farm. I uh I thought I
00:19:39
might be able to use him.
00:19:40
>> What for? Pitching hay?
00:19:41
>> No, with meat.
00:19:43
>> You mean to fight the champ?
00:19:45
>> Sure. I got swat on a barntorming tour.
00:19:48
The commissioner insists on a
00:19:50
championship fight and I got to have a
00:19:52
safe setup. Continue. Your words
00:19:53
interest me. And you uh you know uh
00:19:56
Goodbye, Whitey.
00:19:57
>> Goodbye, Joe.
00:19:59
>> Thanks for everything.
00:20:00
>> That's all right, Joe.
00:20:03
>> Joe, where you going, pal?
00:20:05
>> I don't know. I hate to go back home.
00:20:08
>> You ain't going back home. I just signed
00:20:10
you up for another fight. You'll be a
00:20:12
sensation. Guess who you're going to
00:20:13
fight? Guess who?
00:20:14
>> Who?
00:20:15
>> The champion, Al McSwat.
00:20:19
>> Well, does he want to fight me? Why,
00:20:22
sure. But but Maui, do you think I'm
00:20:25
good enough? A doubt raiser. HUH? MAYBE
00:20:27
I forgot to tell you a couple of things
00:20:29
I know about fighting. Say leave it to
00:20:31
me. I'll make you the Einstein of the
00:20:33
squared circle. But remember this, McWat
00:20:36
ain't got no wife and no children either
00:20:39
a boy.
00:20:40
>> You really going to fight him?
00:20:41
>> Now you listen to me, Nina. I know me.
00:20:44
SWAT's there. Sh.
00:20:46
>> Oh, he says that he got a fight for you.
00:20:48
>> Shall I take it?
00:20:49
>> Sure, we can use the money.
00:20:51
>> Sure. You need another bracelet anyway.
00:20:52
>> Oh, you sweet baby.
00:20:54
>> I'll take that fight. What? Yeah. Yeah.
00:20:57
Have I What?
00:21:00
Sure. I'll be ready to meet any Paluke
00:21:01
on the 29th. Sure. I've been doing
00:21:04
plenty of road work.
00:21:05
>> Hey, Doc.
00:21:07
We found some roads you never heard of.
00:21:10
My baby is in swell shape.
00:21:12
>> I can say the same for Nina.
00:21:15
>> All right. Good night.
00:21:16
>> Good night, Jack.
00:21:17
>> Good night. Salamon. Salon.
00:21:18
>> Well, baby, it looks like as though I
00:21:19
got to start training. Well, come on.
00:21:21
Let's go. Let's >> start.
00:21:24
>> Ready? >> Ready. >> Aloop.
00:21:27
>> Oh, boy. Some fun.
00:21:34
>> Hello, Mr. Fluca.
00:21:35
>> Hello, Andrea.
00:21:37
>> I heard from Joe today.
00:21:38
>> So did I. He says he's doing fine
00:21:40
working for that fellow Walsh.
00:21:43
>> Ladies and gentlemen, this is WXA
00:21:45
broadcasting the news events of the day.
00:21:47
In the sporting world, fight fans are
00:21:50
looking forward with great interest to
00:21:51
the championship bout tonight between Al
00:21:53
Mcwat and Joe Paluca, the challenger.
00:21:55
Joe Paluca is the son of the grand old
00:21:57
champ Pete Paluka, since retired, who
00:21:59
will long be remembered affectionately
00:22:01
by the fans for his famous corkcrew
00:22:03
punch. In arrogance,
00:22:09
did you know about this?
00:22:12
>> Oh, Mrs. Kuca, Joe didn't mean to
00:22:14
deceive you, but he didn't want you to
00:22:16
know that he was a fighter until he made
00:22:18
good.
00:22:21
>> Well,
00:22:22
if Joe wants to be a fighter, I won't be
00:22:25
able to stop him. He's got his father's
00:22:28
blood in it. But if I had that Joe here
00:22:30
tonight, I'd show him who's the fighter
00:22:32
in this family.
00:22:33
>> You mustn't say that. Joe's a good boy.
00:22:35
>> Of course he is. And so is his father.
00:22:38
Now fine, a more upstanding guy never
00:22:40
lived than Pete Belucha. Well, I mean,
00:22:42
until success changed him.
00:22:43
>> But it won't change Joe. I know it
00:22:45
won't. >> Oh, is that so? You don't know these
00:22:48
Pucas. I married one.
00:22:51
>> The only thing to save Joe tonight would
00:22:53
be if he loses.
00:22:54
>> Don't say that.
00:22:55
>> No.
00:22:57
Give me Western Union.
00:23:14
That's a funny way of wishing a fellow
00:23:16
luck.
00:23:17
>> Maybe it's just a typographical error.
00:23:21
Well, >> I'll show her. I'll show everybody.
00:23:25
>> Oh, she nearly hit you.
00:23:27
>> Wait a minute. Save some of that pep for
00:23:29
the fight. You'll need us.
00:23:34
>> Was big swap there.
00:23:35
>> Where? >> At her apartment. Now he working there.
00:23:37
I looked at his apartment, too. The
00:23:38
house is a sellout. Nobody knows where
00:23:40
he is. And he should have been here 20
00:23:41
minutes ago.
00:23:43
Hello. Give me the golden cafe.
00:23:46
>> And you try the club and see if Mwat's
00:23:47
there.
00:23:48
>> OKAY. AND YOU CALL up the lead club.
00:23:49
>> Okay, boy.
00:23:50
>> Hello. Hello. This is Doc Wise speaking.
00:23:52
Is Mwat there?
00:23:54
>> No. Mwat left here an hour ago.
00:23:56
>> Mwat there.
00:23:57
>> Mwat left half an hour ago.
00:24:00
>> Mwat there. Mwat left here 15 minutes
00:24:03
ago.
00:24:04
>> Here he comes now, Doc.
00:24:12
Hello, Doc. I'm here. I thought you
00:24:14
>> Thanks.
00:24:15
>> Thanks to you for showing up for your
00:24:17
own fight.
00:24:18
>> What fight? Meeting that set up will be
00:24:19
like shadow boxing.
00:24:20
>> Come on, baby. You must take a shower.
00:24:22
Come on. >> And you take the air.
00:24:25
>> Okay. Growing pain.
00:24:30
>> See if you can sober him up.
00:24:31
>> He's in pretty bad shape, Doc.
00:24:35
Maybe I'll ought to call the fight off.
00:24:36
>> That ain't a bad idea.
00:24:38
>> That settles it. The fight's off.
00:24:39
>> You can't do that. The house is full.
00:24:41
>> So are you.
00:24:42
>> Well, ain't I've been cheated.
00:24:45
>> WHO IS IT?
00:24:46
>> IT'S ME, NA'VI.
00:24:47
>> The fight's off.
00:24:48
>> What? Look at him.
00:24:51
>> Hi, Na'vi.
00:24:53
>> Don't talk like that, Doc. Can you
00:24:55
afford to lose that money? We're only
00:24:57
getting 500 and we'll have TO USE THAT
00:24:59
FOR DOCTOR BILLS.
00:25:00
>> MY SWAT'S A NO CONDITION TO FIGHT.
00:25:01
>> HE'S IN NO CONDITION to fight. Say you
00:25:04
should see Puca. HE'S SO SCARED HE'S
00:25:06
FADED. WHY? I'M AFRAID WE'LL have to
00:25:07
carry him into the ring.
00:25:08
>> And out too.
00:25:10
>> Certainly. But Mac, you'll let him stay
00:25:11
a couple of rounds, won't you?
00:25:12
>> Sure, Na'vi. Sure.
00:25:13
>> That a boy. Say, you've seen my boy
00:25:16
fight. He couldn't hit Mcswat with a
00:25:18
handful of rice. Come on, be a good guy.
00:25:20
Don't call off the fight. Let me make
00:25:22
that 500.
00:25:23
>> Go ahead, Doc. I'll knock him off.
00:25:25
>> All right, take him to the shower.
00:25:26
>> Got a boy, Doc.
00:25:27
>> But remember, DON'T YOU TRY to double
00:25:29
cross me. Why, Duck? I'm astounded. Your
00:25:32
words cut me like a knife. You know my
00:25:34
reputation for this integrity.
00:25:36
>> Yeah. That's what worries me. It's a
00:25:39
lie.
00:25:42
>> Like that. I'd sit right down there.
00:25:44
>> Am I a general? Am I a mastermind? Well,
00:25:47
>> what happened?
00:25:48
>> Don't ask no questions. You're as good
00:25:50
as champion right now.
00:25:51
>> Yeah. Is there anything else you want to
00:25:53
tell me before I fight?
00:25:54
>> No. Only remember this guy ain't got no
00:25:57
wife and kids.
00:25:58
>> Oh, he isn't married at all.
00:26:00
>> Right. Right. All right,
00:26:02
>> everything is set for the big battle.
00:26:04
However, if my dope is correct, this
00:26:06
fight's going to be just one of those
00:26:07
things.
00:26:08
>> Oh, yeah. Well, Mr. Joe ain't no
00:26:10
slouches. Paul was me.
00:26:12
>> Fighters, managers gathered around the
00:26:13
referee. >> Shake hands. Come out fighting. Good
00:26:15
luck to both of you.
00:26:16
>> Pleased to meet you, Mr. Moat.
00:26:22
>> Come on, baby. Knock him OUT IN THE
00:26:24
FIRST ROUND. Don't forget, we got to go
00:26:26
places. >> Okay, honey.
00:26:27
>> All right, kids.
00:26:29
>> Forget that, David. Sit down.
00:26:44
You bowl him over as soon as you can.
00:26:46
>> I'll carry him along for a couple of
00:26:47
rounds. >> Carry him. Nothing. Knock him out right
00:26:49
away. It's
00:26:50
>> all right, Doc.
00:26:53
>> Look at that sucker, will you?
00:26:54
>> Just look him right in the eye. Just
00:26:55
look him right in the eye. It's half the
00:26:57
battle here. Go ahead. Take it.
00:27:02
>> Now remember, protect your stomach.
00:27:05
>> Sure. It's yours.
00:27:06
>> I know you're full of booze.
00:27:15
I swallowed it.
00:27:18
That was the bell for the first round.
00:27:32
Come on, baby. KILL HIM, BABY. GET HIM,
00:27:34
BABY.
00:27:38
>> Come on. And don't HACKLE THAT CHAMP.
00:27:40
NO, he's got a session of nature.
00:27:49
>> Hey lady, KEEP YOUR SEAT.
00:27:51
>> I DO WHAT I WANT WITH my seat.
00:27:52
>> Well, keep it out of my face.
00:27:56
>> And it's McWat who jabs at Paluka.
00:27:58
Paluka misses him with a wild ride right
00:28:00
again. Mwat rips a left to the body. He
00:28:01
whips right off. I'll die if he doesn't.
00:28:03
I'll die if he does. I can't listen to
00:28:06
anymore.
00:28:13
stuff, Joe. GIVE IT ALL THE DYNAMITE.
00:28:17
>> OH, never touch this.
00:28:20
>> Now, Joe, walking close
00:28:28
another right and left across and Mr.
00:28:30
Beluca very wobbly, backing back on his
00:28:32
heels. You have better start heating the
00:28:35
copy and again Mr. McLares in
00:28:40
>> now.
00:28:46
He's full of judges.
00:28:48
>> Be careful
00:28:53
to protect his stomach.
00:29:04
2 3 4 5 6
00:29:13
now 8 9 10 is out.
00:29:19
>> THE WINNER
00:29:25
did it. I didn't know he's going to be
00:29:26
that easy. I hit him right IN THE LAB. A
00:29:29
you're
00:29:31
too
00:29:37
rob.
00:29:50
Well folks, it was a great fight and an
00:29:52
even greater surprise. A new champion
00:29:54
has been crowned in the person of Joe
00:29:55
Paluca. Fans must all remember the
00:29:58
famous Pete Paluga, the new CHAMP'S
00:29:59
FATHER.
00:30:00
>> YOU SAID IT, ANOTHER BELUCA CHAMPION. SO
00:30:02
YOU BUT MY SON WOULDN'T FIGHT. Come on.
00:30:04
Come on. Come on. Come on. When I tell
00:30:05
you, I'm going to BUY A DRINK FOR
00:30:08
EVERYBODY IN THE HOUSE.
00:30:10
>> LISTEN TO ME. YOU hand me heater.
00:30:12
>> Leave my relations out of this.
00:30:13
>> You crossed me. You can't get away with
00:30:16
this. That punk of yours won on a fluke.
00:30:19
You got to give me another match.
00:30:20
>> Your fighter lost because you couldn't
00:30:22
keep them out of nightclubs. Now I got a
00:30:24
problem, too. I got to keep my boy out
00:30:27
of the ring. With them words, I'll leave
00:30:29
you.
00:30:30
>> Uh, please, Mr. Paluka, will you say
00:30:31
something to your public?
00:30:32
>> It's a pleasure. Pluto will be a
00:30:35
fighting champ. He'll meet all comers.
00:30:38
You are now listening to a voice of
00:30:39
Na'vi, the champions manager. I
00:30:42
attribute his success to my strenuous
00:30:44
discipline. Paluke will meet all comers
00:30:46
in physical combat as frequently as
00:30:49
frequently permits. And if frequently
00:30:51
don't show up soon enough, WE'LL GO
00:30:52
LOOKING FOR IT.
00:30:53
>> PLEASE, PLEASE, I WANT MR. PALUKA to say
00:30:55
something to listeners.
00:30:56
>> I rest my case,
00:30:57
>> please.
00:30:58
>> Boy, Pala.
00:30:59
>> Well, I uh I hardly know what to say,
00:31:03
except I hope you all enjoyed the fight
00:31:05
as much as I did. And if my mom's
00:31:08
listening in, and I hope she is, well, I
00:31:11
just want her to understand that I'm
00:31:12
following in the footsteps of my dad.
00:31:14
>> Well, if you do, I'll break your neck.
00:31:16
>> And uh and I'd like to to like to say
00:31:20
hello to somebody else back home. Hello,
00:31:22
Anne. Hello, joke.
00:31:25
>> Thanks.
00:31:26
>> Oh, and uh and ma, it's kind of cold
00:31:28
here in the city. Will you look in a
00:31:30
bureau and see if I've got an extra pair
00:31:31
of those long woolen underd drawers?
00:31:34
Goodbye, Mom.
00:31:39
>> Come on, Champ. Come on, make room for
00:31:41
>> Hello, Champ. Oh, you were wonderful.
00:31:44
You were marvelous. I congratulate you.
00:31:48
I wish you do me the honor to be my
00:31:50
guest tonight at the Paradise Club. You
00:31:52
see, I work there. I wish you come over
00:31:55
and see me. Won't you please
00:31:58
>> Nabby?
00:31:59
>> Oh, please do. I will make you very
00:32:01
happy,
00:32:02
>> Na'vi.
00:32:03
>> Oh, please do come.
00:32:05
>> Ni.
00:32:06
>> Oh, you're such a sweet boy.
00:32:10
>> Sunny
00:32:13
all day true.
00:32:15
Life could be milk and honey.
00:32:19
Honey, it's up to you.
00:32:23
Won't you like me a little bit less? And
00:32:26
won't you love me a little bit more? If
00:32:29
you love me a little bit, love me a
00:32:31
little bit more.
00:32:56
My skies could all be sunny.
00:32:59
Sunny if all true.
00:33:02
Life could be honey.
00:33:06
Honey, it's up to you, not me.
00:33:28
Guys, you sing good.
00:33:30
>> I sing good tonight because my heart is
00:33:32
full of happiness.
00:33:44
I had it especially made for you.
00:33:46
>> Oh gosh. Thanks.
00:33:50
>> Will you give me the honor of being the
00:33:52
first one to dance with the new
00:33:53
champion?
00:33:55
>> Sure.
00:33:56
>> It's all right. Get that, Doc. He steals
00:33:59
my title and now he's got my girl. Sit
00:34:01
down. Don't be a chump. Sit down.
00:34:04
>> You can call me tighter. I like it.
00:34:10
M I love it.
00:34:13
>> The beginning of the end. That day will
00:34:16
change my gold mine into a nickel way of
00:34:18
pennies. >> Oh, don't let it worry you now. Be
00:34:23
>> gosh, it's getting kind of hot in here,
00:34:26
isn't it? >> Well, would you like to go outside and
00:34:28
get a little bit of fresh air?
00:34:31
>> Ain't a bad idea.
00:34:32
>> All right, we can do it.
00:34:39
Hey, watch. Sit down, fellas. The check
00:34:42
will be here in a minute.
00:34:43
>> Listen you, Mug. I'm entitled to return
00:34:45
match and I'm going to get it.
00:34:46
>> If you do, I hope I faint over your dead
00:34:48
body.
00:34:49
>> Well, if I don't, I'll knock over that
00:34:50
chump of yours right here.
00:34:52
>> Fluke won that title on a fluke. He's no
00:34:54
more a champ. Then you're an Indian.
00:34:56
>> I am an Indian. And my name is Sitting
00:34:58
Pretty.
00:34:59
>> Yes. And if I don't get a rematch,
00:35:01
you'll be lame. Pretty
00:35:04
white man can now go scrammy.
00:35:11
>> Mr. Walls, you're going up a couple of
00:35:12
telegrams.
00:35:13
>> For me, >> no, but the time
00:35:14
>> I might as well be non-existent.
00:35:27
Another dame. You telling me? I just
00:35:29
unloaded one.
00:35:38
>> That's different. Where's the champ?
00:35:40
>> He just left the joint with that madiraa
00:35:42
dame. >> What? That damaroon. That kid. Where's
00:35:45
my hat? Girly my hat.
00:35:46
>> What are you getting excited about? He
00:35:48
can't fight anyhow.
00:35:49
>> No, but he can punch and as soon as he
00:35:51
learns how to box, he'll be okay.
00:35:53
>> Maybe you're right. Why? I got to save
00:35:55
him from that dame. She's poisonous.
00:35:57
Champs, >> how are you going to do it?
00:35:59
>> I'll go on and make for her myself. I'll
00:36:01
go to work on her with my swole
00:36:02
personality AND I'LL SWEEP HER OFF HER
00:36:05
feet with my long eyelashes. I'll be
00:36:07
terrific. I'll be a typhoon. Why? Do me
00:36:09
a favor. Call me up at Nina's apartment.
00:36:11
Thank you.
00:36:12
>> What did I talk about?
00:36:13
>> Talk about a minute. That'll be enough.
00:36:19
>> How do you feel now, sweet?
00:36:21
>> Kind of sleepy.
00:36:23
>> Sleepy? Mhm.
00:36:24
>> Oh, I fix you up right now. Come on.
00:36:31
>> Now, just relax now. I going to get you
00:36:34
a little drink more.
00:36:35
>> Oh. >> Oh, yeah. Better not. Uh I'm not used to
00:36:38
it. >> Oh, you get used to them.
00:36:41
>> Well, >> here.
00:36:43
>> Put your little feet up here.
00:36:44
>> Oh, I wouldn't. It'll it'll ruin your
00:36:46
couch.
00:36:47
>> Oh, never mind.
00:36:49
>> Now, is there anything else I can do for
00:36:52
you?
00:36:54
You've been so awfully nice to me. I
00:36:57
>> I could be nicer.
00:37:00
>> Well, if it's not asking too much.
00:37:03
>> Yes,
00:37:04
>> I would like a cheese sandwich.
00:37:08
>> A cheese sandwich.
00:37:10
>> American cheese. That's the kind I like
00:37:13
best. Sometimes I used to eat two or
00:37:15
three a day.
00:37:16
>> Oh, you're so cute. Oh.
00:37:19
>> Oh. Oh, I'm mly sorry.
00:37:21
>> Oh my goodness. Oh, you're all wet. You
00:37:24
must take him off.
00:37:26
>> Oh, I hardly think it's necessary.
00:37:27
>> Oh, yes. Yes. What happened to me if you
00:37:29
got a cold? Come on, change it.
00:37:31
>> Huh? Can I help you?
00:37:34
>> I'd rather not. Oh, it is nothing. I
00:37:36
I've had wet pants before. I fell in the
00:37:39
river once and I It didn't take long.
00:37:46
>> Who is it?
00:37:47
>> It's Na'vi. I got a cable for Joe.
00:37:50
>> Oh,
00:37:51
>> where is he?
00:37:52
Just in >> I don't think I'll have to take off my
00:37:54
pants, Miss Madera.
00:37:56
>> A magician. I underestimated you.
00:38:01
>> Sorry to disturb you, champ, but here's
00:38:03
a cable from your dad.
00:38:04
>> Oh,
00:38:08
nice homey place you got here.
00:38:13
Too bad my mom couldn't have sent me a
00:38:15
nice wire like this.
00:38:17
>> Oh, the phone. I'll get it. Phone.
00:38:23
Hello. Yes, he's here. Mrs. Paluca.
00:38:26
>> No, no, not Mrs. Paluca. I'm Whitey.
00:38:28
Na'vi. Whitey. Do you remember? You told
00:38:30
me to call you up and
00:38:31
>> Yes, ma'am. I found a Mrs. Paluca.
00:38:34
>> My mom.
00:38:36
>> I'll send him right back to the hotel.
00:38:38
Yes, ma'am. Don't mention it, Mrs.
00:38:41
Paluca.
00:38:42
>> No. No. I'm not Mrs. Pali.
00:38:46
I'm Whitey. I'M WHITEY. YOU TOLD ME TO.
00:38:49
>> Good night, Mrs. Beluca,
00:38:52
>> the wagon's going to get that screw ball
00:38:54
some of these days.
00:38:56
>> My hat. I
00:38:57
>> Oh, Joe.
00:38:58
>> You both come with me. I want you to
00:39:00
meet her. >> No, Joe. Your mom want to see you alone.
00:39:03
I wouldn't barge in between a mother's
00:39:05
love for a son for all the gold and the
00:39:06
arabes.
00:39:07
>> Oh, Joe, must you go?
00:39:09
>> Of course, it's mom.
00:39:11
>> Oh,
00:39:12
>> Na'vi, do me a favor.
00:39:14
>> What is it? Will you stay here and keep
00:39:16
Miss Madera company?
00:39:17
>> Sure, Joe. Oh
00:39:19
>> Thanks, Bobby. That's awfully nice of
00:39:21
you.
00:39:23
>> I'm sorry to jump out like this, but you
00:39:25
know how it is with a mother.
00:39:34
What a face.
00:39:36
The bra of a genius with sharp chiseling
00:39:39
features.
00:39:41
And they talk about Barrymore.
00:39:44
>> Scram.
00:39:45
>> Not that. Say it isn't so. Oh, what are
00:39:48
you talking about?
00:39:50
>> Let's not waste time on subtleties and
00:39:52
idol batter. I'm nuts about you, Nina.
00:39:54
>> You're nuts. All right.
00:39:57
>> Don't talk like that. I can give you
00:39:59
love, money, position, EVERYTHING.
00:40:02
>> OH, LET GO OF ME. YOU'RE CRAZY.
00:40:04
>> I am crazy. Crazy about you. You've got
00:40:08
this. You've got that. And boy, you've
00:40:11
got those. You're a pip. You've got it.
00:40:15
Can't you see? You're even making a poor
00:40:16
out of me. me rhyming it with pip.
00:40:20
>> Stop it. You're hurting me.
00:40:22
>> It's only temporary. Each man kills the
00:40:25
thing he loves. If I should die
00:40:27
tomorrow, I would say this tonight. Take
00:40:29
a peek at that profile. Don't that do
00:40:32
nothing to you?
00:40:34
>> Yeah,
00:40:36
that's the ultimate insult.
00:40:38
>> Open the door.
00:40:39
>> Does Max what?
00:40:41
>> My nemesis.
00:40:42
>> If he finds you here, he wipe off the
00:40:45
floor with you. You better hide some
00:40:46
place. >> Where? There.
00:40:49
>> THAT'S THE FINAL DEGRAGATION.
00:40:52
>> OH, GO ON.
00:40:59
>> Open the door. I'll break it down.
00:41:01
>> Just a minute, darling. I opened the
00:41:03
door in a second. Sweet.
00:41:08
>> Hello. Hello, operator. Send the house
00:41:10
detectives off right away.
00:41:18
Hello, darling.
00:41:21
What's mad? Sweet. You look mad.
00:41:23
>> Where is that guy?
00:41:25
>> What guy?
00:41:26
>> I saw you leave the club with Paluka.
00:41:28
>> Why, that's very funny. He hasn't been
00:41:30
here. Besides, he don't even know where
00:41:31
I live. Now, darling,
00:41:34
>> can that stuff? I know you're lying.
00:41:37
>> All right, if you think I'm lying, why
00:41:39
don't you go and look for yourself?
00:41:40
>> That's just what I'm going to do.
00:41:42
>> All right, go ahead.
00:41:45
Now, darling, aren't you ashamed of
00:41:48
yourself? After the way I love you, you
00:41:50
don't even trust me.
00:41:53
>> Oh, baby.
00:41:54
>> What's the trouble, Miss Madiraa?
00:41:56
>> T is luck. I don't care.
00:41:58
>> I'm sorry, Mac, but you'll have to get
00:41:59
out.
00:42:00
>> Don't be so sorry, boys. I'll be glad to
00:42:02
go. I'm going to get out. And so will
00:42:05
you when I stop paying the rent.
00:42:09
So long, two-timer.
00:42:16
You're learning fast, Yoko. Huh?
00:42:23
>> What was Mr. McWat doing here?
00:42:25
>> Oh, he's just a little jealous because I
00:42:27
like you. By the way, how is your
00:42:29
mother?
00:42:30
>> Oh, somebody must have been playing a
00:42:32
joke on Na'vi. She wasn't there.
00:42:34
>> Oh,
00:42:35
>> where is Na'vi?
00:42:36
>> Here's where he belongs. Oh, you wait
00:42:38
here for me and I go and get my wrap and
00:42:40
we go places. Huh? Oh, it's getting kind
00:42:42
of late. I I think I
00:42:44
>> darling Ninja.
00:42:50
>> Good night, funny man with a big nose.
00:43:09
Whitey, it's the game. That's what it
00:43:11
is. You know, he thinks more of her than
00:43:13
he does of me. And if he don't show up
00:43:15
and pose for the meds, we're going to
00:43:17
lose a lot of soft dough. Boy, it's
00:43:20
funny what a dame will do to a guy in
00:43:21
two weeks. He's ungrateful.
00:43:24
After me taking him off the farm and
00:43:26
using my brain to make him champ, and
00:43:29
that's how he reciprocates.
00:43:30
>> It says here that worry kills more
00:43:32
people than bullets.
00:43:33
>> What do I care how many bullets get
00:43:35
killed? I'm worried about the champ. I
00:43:37
thought you were going to vamper with
00:43:38
your great personality.
00:43:40
>> I did. And what happened? I wound up in
00:43:42
a bathroom.
00:43:45
>> How'd you do, gentlemen?
00:43:52
>> Ah, you fellas. It's about time. I've
00:43:55
been waiting here an hour.
00:43:57
>> Well, we're here, aren't we?
00:43:58
>> I'm not talking to you. As far as I'm
00:44:00
concerned, you can leave right now.
00:44:02
>> Wait a minute, Na'vi. I don't pose for
00:44:04
any ads without Nina. She'll add the
00:44:06
feminine touch.
00:44:07
>> She'll add the touch. All right,
00:44:09
>> Mr. Bula. Photographers waiting.
00:44:11
>> Go on, Nina.
00:44:12
>> Wait a minute. It ain't in the contract.
00:44:14
>> Well, put it in, Na'vi, because that's
00:44:16
the way it's going to be.
00:44:18
>> How do you like that?
00:44:20
>> Will you sign the releases, Mr. Bula?
00:44:22
>> Uh, Mr. Walsh will attend to that.
00:44:25
>> Mr. Walsh, please.
00:44:26
>> I'll sign reluctantly.
00:44:34
>> Come on, Whitey.
00:44:42
Now give us a little more sex, please.
00:44:45
>> Sex?
00:44:47
How about this?
00:44:51
>> Why, it's preposterous.
00:44:53
>> Hold it.
00:44:57
>> That's all. Thank you.
00:45:00
>> Won't you make your changes, please?
00:45:02
>> Come on, honey. Everything all right,
00:45:05
Na'vi?
00:45:06
Get me an aspirin.
00:45:08
>> They say that women come from the rib of
00:45:10
men. >> It must be the truth because they give
00:45:12
me a pain in the neck. Something must be
00:45:16
done about this. >> All right, miss. Now, a nice smile.
00:45:20
Thank you.
00:45:22
What kind of a place is this? Hey, look.
00:45:29
Now, Miss Maderl, you hold the golf bag
00:45:33
now. Champ.
00:45:34
>> Yeah. >> Show us your form.
00:45:36
>> Form.
00:45:39
>> How is it?
00:45:40
>> That's fine. Hold it. Oh, let's get out
00:45:43
of here before they raid the joint.
00:45:48
>> Here's the boys, Na'vi.
00:45:54
>> Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:45:59
Listen, you mugs. I'm giving you a
00:46:01
chance to make some easy money. Well,
00:46:03
here it is. All you got to do is lay
00:46:06
down the first time you get hit.
00:46:09
I don't want my boy to ho his hands. Do
00:46:12
you understand?
00:46:15
And if any of you guys let Pluca know
00:46:17
that these fights ain't on the level,
00:46:20
he's going to feel the wrath of Na'vi
00:46:22
Walsh.
00:46:24
Any wrath feelers in the crowd?
00:46:27
>> No.
00:46:30
Fine, then we proceed. Gardoni, you
00:46:34
fight in Pittsburgh on the 15th.
00:46:36
O'Shea, have your boy in Buffalo on the
00:46:38
20th. Patrick, I want you to fight in
00:46:41
Detroit on the 26th.
00:46:42
>> Morning edition Cardon knocks
00:46:46
again. Morning edition
00:46:52
again.
00:46:55
Uh, no powder. Uh, Arman,
00:46:57
>> we
00:46:58
>> the hair, sir. Take care of them, Alons.
00:47:01
>> Wee wee. Thank you, sir.
00:47:03
>> There you are, sir.
00:47:04
>> Uh, pay we
00:47:08
champ.
00:47:09
>> Take it, Alons.
00:47:10
>> Wee wee.
00:47:11
>> Oh, thank you, champ.
00:47:14
>> Oh, a playboy with the rubber band off
00:47:16
his poke. Go ahead, spend your money
00:47:18
with reckless abundant.
00:47:20
>> Who let you in?
00:47:21
>> Finished. It's been a pleasure to
00:47:22
manicure the nails of a champion.
00:47:24
>> Oh, f. money.
00:47:25
>> We We
00:47:28
>> Oh, I can change 10.
00:47:30
>> Who said anything about change?
00:47:32
>> Oh, thank you, champion. If you want me
00:47:33
to come up tonight and give you a
00:47:35
polish, what just call Josephine?
00:47:37
>> Well, not tonight, Josephine.
00:47:40
>> Some other time.
00:47:43
>> Flowers from Champ. How fun.
00:47:45
>> Wee wee.
00:47:46
>> My coloring tile.
00:47:48
>> Wee wee.
00:47:49
>> My coat. Wee wee.
00:47:51
>> Will you stop wee weeing all over the J?
00:47:53
Wee wee.
00:47:56
I give up.
00:47:59
Where you going?
00:48:00
>> Places.
00:48:01
>> I got an offer for placement appearances
00:48:03
and votable I got to talk to you about
00:48:05
later.
00:48:06
>> But this is important.
00:48:08
>> Gosh, that's going to look swell on.
00:48:09
Nina.
00:48:11
>> Well, if you ain't the sucker.
00:48:13
>> What do you mean?
00:48:14
>> That Dame ain't in love with you. She's
00:48:16
in love with the championship.
00:48:17
>> What I do outside the ring is none of
00:48:19
your business.
00:48:21
This is love, Na'vi. You wouldn't
00:48:24
understand. >> I understand. All right. For a damn
00:48:27
you'd bite the hand that yanks you out
00:48:28
of the gutter. For a dame, you'd kick a
00:48:30
beautiful friendship right in the teeth.
00:48:32
You're just putty in a woman's hand.
00:48:34
Something to ravish and cast aside.
00:48:36
>> Ah, Miss is very handsome.
00:48:41
>> Will you do one thing for me before you
00:48:43
go?
00:48:44
>> What is it?
00:48:45
>> Kiss me.
00:48:48
>> Kiss him. once.
00:48:57
>> What's the matter? If I wanted that
00:48:59
pressed, I'd have sent it to a tailor.
00:49:03
That guy's head's getting so big, it's a
00:49:04
wonder if we can get her through that
00:49:05
door. Am I? Am I boing up? And I had to
00:49:10
meet a guy like that by accident. What
00:49:12
an accident. I'd have been better off
00:49:14
he'd have run over me. He's damned,
00:49:16
Daffy. That's what's done it. Oh, he's
00:49:18
as screwy as a bulldog's tail. Why, I
00:49:20
took him out of the gutter and he's
00:49:22
slitting back there without my help. I
00:49:24
made him champ even though he's a phony
00:49:26
champ. And it's a postal tragedy to see
00:49:28
him train on me like this.
00:49:29
>> I know it is.
00:49:30
>> Yeah.
00:49:33
Hello, a lady. Fine. That's just dandy.
00:49:39
Now, what's the matter? Another dam on
00:49:41
the way up to see Joe. What is this
00:49:43
place? A herm?
00:49:44
>> I don't know. Whitey, you're going to
00:49:46
see me as the champion troll roer of all
00:49:48
times. Wait till that tomato comes in
00:49:51
that door.
00:49:53
Watch this technique.
00:49:59
Say you Dave's got to stop chasing.
00:50:00
>> WHO ARE YOU?
00:50:01
>> WHO AM I? WHY DID HE TELL HER WHO I AM?
00:50:04
I'm Na'vi Walls, JOE PALUCA'S MANAGER.
00:50:06
>> I'M JOE PALUCA'S MOTHER. Where's Joe?
00:50:09
>> Joe Paluca's mother? Why the clerk just
00:50:13
said a dame was coming up. Yeah, a dame
00:50:16
called Ma
00:50:20
putting on the dog, isn't it?
00:50:25
>> You'll find it different here than down
00:50:27
on a farm. Mrs. Paluca,
00:50:29
>> don't small town me. I shook a hip load
00:50:31
of beads in this b while it was still
00:50:33
teething. Sit down.
00:50:37
And who's the other gentleman?
00:50:40
>> Oh, me? My name is Whitey. I'm Joe's
00:50:43
trainer.
00:50:44
So, I got you two guys to thank for
00:50:46
making Joe a fighter.
00:50:47
>> Don't thank us.
00:50:48
>> No, don't thank us.
00:50:49
>> I don't. Where is he?
00:50:52
>> He's having dinner with uh He's having
00:50:55
dinner.
00:50:56
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. With that Nina Dame he's been
00:50:58
training around with.
00:50:59
>> I don't let him run around with Dames. I
00:51:01
don't allow it. He's having dinner with
00:51:04
some uh some newspaper men.
00:51:06
>> Oh, yeah.
00:51:08
>> Well, do you suppose that you could tear
00:51:09
him out of their arms long enough to say
00:51:11
hello to his mother?
00:51:13
Make yourself comfortable and I'll be
00:51:14
back in a jiffy. Whitey, entertain maim.
00:51:17
Uh, Mrs. Paluca,
00:51:20
>> right the first time.
00:51:22
>> Okay, ma'am.
00:51:26
Would you would you like to read the
00:51:28
police gazette?
00:51:30
>> Say, I ain't seen one of these things
00:51:32
since I stopped wearing tights.
00:51:37
>> How long has he been trailing with that
00:51:38
Nina Dame?
00:51:39
>> Nina? Oh, he hardly knows her.
00:51:43
That's interesting.
00:51:44
>> Yeah. >> He hardly knows it.
00:51:46
>> Yeah. He He hardly knows it.
00:51:48
>> Yes.
00:51:55
>> Your eyes are as bright as diamonds.
00:51:58
>> Not as bright as the diamonds you gave
00:52:00
me, darling. Poor little bracelet. It
00:52:03
looks so lonely by itself.
00:52:05
>> I'll give you two more to keep it
00:52:06
company.
00:52:12
Let go of us here, Lena.
00:52:14
>> Hi, I'm Joe. Your mom just blew up the
00:52:17
town. Ah, you can't fool me. I know that
00:52:20
one. >> I'm telling you the truth. She's down at
00:52:22
THE HOTEL.
00:52:23
>> NOW YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU THE
00:52:24
LAST TIME you said that.
00:52:27
>> Joe, you're in your cups. What will your
00:52:29
mother say when she sees you playing
00:52:31
like a summer bungalow?
00:52:32
>> I will drink to my mother.
00:52:34
>> You bet.
00:52:35
>> You will drink to my mother. The best
00:52:37
little mother in the whole world. She
00:52:39
calls me son on account of I'm her son.
00:52:43
>> To my mother.
00:52:44
>> To Joe's mother.
00:52:45
>> Joe, let's go, will you?
00:52:46
>> You mean I say you won't drink to my
00:52:48
mother? >> You know I don't drink.
00:52:50
>> What?
00:52:51
>> Okay. To your mother.
00:52:53
>> To my mother.
00:52:54
>> To your mother.
00:52:56
>> Joe, come on. Let's go.
00:52:57
>> Sit down, Na'vi. Sit down.
00:52:59
>> Now we drink to my mother.
00:53:00
>> Well, can't insult a girl's mother.
00:53:03
>> Joe, your Mara's wing.
00:53:04
>> Now, wait a minute here. We're going to
00:53:06
drink to Nina's mother.
00:53:08
>> You're bet. >> To Nina's mother.
00:53:09
>> To my mother.
00:53:14
>> Now we drink to Na'vi's mother.
00:53:16
>> I didn't know he had a mother.
00:53:18
>> No father. Everybody has got a mother.
00:53:20
>> Well, drink to Na'vi's mother.
00:53:23
>> My mother.
00:53:24
>> Your mother.
00:53:25
>> Navy's mother.
00:53:36
Now we'll drink the Mother Hobbit,
00:53:38
Mother McCree, AND MOTHER GOOSE.
00:53:41
>> HI, DEAR.
00:53:43
>> Mother Goose.
00:53:45
>> That was a pep. That was a pep.
00:53:52
>> Say that makes 12 bottles of champagne
00:53:54
and 42 MS. Why? The sentiment is so
00:53:57
beautiful. It makes me want to sing. I
00:54:00
don't sing.
00:54:01
>> Oh, PLEASE DON'T SING. YOU DON'T KNOW
00:54:02
HOW TO SING.
00:54:03
>> OH, DON'T KNOW HOW TO SING. SAY, I GOT A
00:54:06
VOICE LIKE A NIGHT AND GALE. WATCH ME
00:54:08
KNOCK off this cadenza. M is for a
00:54:11
million things you gave me.
00:54:14
>> BEAUTIFUL.
00:54:15
>> O IS FOR OUT.
00:54:17
>> HEY, WAIT a minute.
00:54:22
>> I'M NABBY WALT, THE CHANCE MANAGER.
00:54:24
>> N WALT, HUH? WELL, I told you a dozen
00:54:26
time before you can't sing in here. SAY,
00:54:28
WHEN A WALTZ MAKES UP HIS MIND TO SING,
00:54:30
HE'S GOING TO SING.
00:54:32
>> YOU'LL RULE THAT. HEY, I'll put the
00:54:34
finger on you.
00:54:35
>> YEAH, YOU'LL GET >> I'LL PUT YOU IN A SPOT.
00:54:38
>> LOOK, get out and stay out.
00:54:41
>> Hey, I repeat, WHEN A WALTZ MAKES UP HIS
00:54:44
MIND TO SING, HE'S GOING TO SING.
00:54:46
>> SCRAM. >> Am I right?
00:54:47
>> No.
00:54:48
>> You can be wrong, too.
00:54:50
>> Oh, yeah.
00:54:51
>> I'll give it to you.
00:54:53
>> If it got any tougher, I don't murder
00:54:55
him.
00:54:57
had a lot of fun.
00:55:00
>> That's the boy.
00:55:02
>> Now I will help you.
00:55:05
>> I'll take that coat.
00:55:06
>> HEY, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
00:55:09
>> I PAID FOR IT.
00:55:11
>> THIS IS A PUBLIC PLACE. JUST ONE MOMENT.
00:55:14
>> I don't care.
00:55:15
>> Let that farm hand fight A FIRE.
00:55:17
>> WHO'S A FARM HAND?
00:55:19
>> LISTEN. YOU DROP THAT CODE OR I'LL DROP
00:55:21
YOU.
00:55:23
>> LET ME AT HIM. LET ME AT HIM. I'LL KNOCK
00:55:24
HIM COLDER THAN I DID IN A RACE.
00:55:26
ME.
00:55:27
>> WHO SAYS I'M >> WAIT A MINUTE. WAIT A MINUTE. BOYS, IF
00:55:29
YOU MUST FIGHT, WHY NOT FIGHT FOR A
00:55:30
PURSE?
00:55:31
>> I'LL FIGHT HIM ANYTIME, ANY PLACE,
00:55:33
ANYWAY. THE SOONER THE BETTER.
00:55:34
>> IT'S A BARGAIN. I'LL THROW OUT THE
00:55:36
contracts and I'll send you one
00:55:37
tomorrow. I'll give the little lady her
00:55:44
listen. Don't you annoy this lady
00:55:46
anymore. You understand? THIS IS MY
00:55:49
GIRL, AND I WANT YOU TO LET HER ALONE.
00:55:51
I'LL SEE YOU IN the ring. Okay.
00:55:53
>> I got you talking, honey. until you
00:55:55
certainly did. I showed up. He couldn't
00:55:57
get away with anything. I hope he kill
00:55:59
you the next time you sick him.
00:56:01
>> Come on, back it up. Let's go have him.
00:56:02
>> All right, I'll take care of him.
00:56:04
>> Doc, it worked. You telling me? I'm
00:56:07
going to give this story to the
00:56:09
newspapers. Come on, kid.
00:56:12
Can't sing, huh?
00:56:19
I can't sing, huh?
00:56:30
Oh sh.
00:56:32
Oh sh
00:56:36
slide over, sister. You're going to hear
00:56:38
some real singing. That's a baby. Just
00:56:41
sit where you are.
00:56:46
Once upon a time they sing a vote.
00:56:50
But that was long ago.
00:56:53
Then everybody's starting to boop.
00:56:57
THEY GOT TIRED OF THAT, YOU KNOW.
00:57:01
But the tune for you and me is that
00:57:04
swingy symphony.
00:57:08
What a voice they call it. Dink. A dink.
00:57:13
A dink
00:57:15
a dink.
00:57:21
Just a cla
00:57:26
a dink
00:57:28
a dink
00:57:29
a dink.
00:57:34
There's a little bit of big Crosby in
00:57:36
me. So you won't talk. Huh? Eso bell up
00:57:42
in ice slam
00:57:44
are ringing. They've made their own
00:57:49
paradise land singing
00:57:54
a dink
00:57:57
aink.
00:58:01
Simply be a dink.
00:58:04
>> Hey, that'll do.
00:58:06
>> Oh, you >> get your inky dinky doo out of here.
00:58:13
Gee, mama, I wished you'd have
00:58:14
telegraphed or something. I'd have met
00:58:17
you at the train.
00:58:25
>> What's the matter, son?
00:58:27
>> Oh, nothing. I had to go out last night
00:58:31
and I didn't get in till kind of late.
00:58:34
>> I know. I put you to bed.
00:58:41
You put me to bed.
00:58:44
>> Mhm.
00:58:45
And I've never seen a more thorough rip
00:58:48
snorting jag since I walked out on your
00:58:50
father.
00:58:52
>> Gosh. Mom, I'm I'm sorry you saw me that
00:58:55
way.
00:58:57
What a fella has to have some fun. I'm a
00:58:59
big shot now. Mom, I'm the champ.
00:59:02
>> You're the champ. All right.
00:59:04
>> Well, I'm not the kid from the sticks
00:59:06
anymore. >> You're right.
00:59:11
Oh, gee, mom. Everything's fine, honest.
00:59:14
I'm making plenty of dough and I can do
00:59:15
a lot for you. I'm in love with a
00:59:17
wonderful girl. Just wait till you see
00:59:19
Nina.
00:59:20
>> I know.
00:59:22
I've seen her picture. Isn't she a wow?
00:59:27
She's a couple of wows.
00:59:34
What about an
00:59:36
>> Oh, that's different. That was before I
00:59:38
was the champ. I've changed now on a lot
00:59:41
of things. Nah's crazy about me.
00:59:43
>> So is Anne crazy about you.
00:59:46
>> Well, Anne was a swell girl back home.
00:59:50
>> Son, Anne's a swell girl any place.
00:59:55
>> Oh, maybe it's a good thing for Anne.
00:59:57
Now that I'm different, she might not
01:00:00
like me anymore.
01:00:03
Well, I'm not so stuck on you myself.
01:00:14
>> Well, good morning, N.
01:00:15
>> Yeah, but it must be raining somewhere.
01:00:17
>> What's the matter?
01:00:18
>> Explain that before I swoon in sensible
01:00:20
before your very eyes.
01:00:23
>> Is that the truth?
01:00:25
>> Yeah, that's true.
01:00:26
>> Well, I'm a monkeykey's uncle.
01:00:27
>> That's got nothing to do with it.
01:00:30
What's true?
01:00:31
>> I hoped it was a tissue of lies that
01:00:34
barracuda that wise, forcing you into a
01:00:36
match with MC Swat, and you agreeing to
01:00:39
it without consulting me, your manager.
01:00:41
>> You may be my manager, but I'm doing the
01:00:43
fighting. Listen to that.
01:00:44
>> So, you boys get along swell, don't you?
01:00:46
>> You haven't hired nothing. It's mutiny.
01:00:48
That's what it is. Mutiny.
01:00:52
>> Hello. Just a moment. It's for you, Mr.
01:00:56
Spaluca.
01:00:59
Hello.
01:01:01
Oh, yes. Send her right up. I've been
01:01:03
expecting her.
01:01:08
>> Who was it, Mom?
01:01:09
>> Somebody I've got a lot to say to.
01:01:13
>> You got to listen to me, Joe. There's
01:01:14
more in this than meets the eye.
01:01:16
>> Ah, go get dressed and stop shooting off
01:01:18
your face.
01:01:19
>> I don't even wash until you answer to
01:01:20
the voice of reason.
01:01:25
>> Oh, come in.
01:01:30
How do you do? I'm Nina Mado.
01:01:33
>> Oh, yeah. I'm Joe's mother. I was so
01:01:37
delighted when you telephone me this
01:01:38
morning and asked me to call. You see,
01:01:41
I've been so very anxious to meet you.
01:01:43
>> Sweet.
01:01:45
I've been so anxious to meet you.
01:01:49
>> Won't you sit down?
01:01:50
>> Thank you.
01:01:54
>> You have a cigarette?
01:01:57
Oh, no, no, thanks. I never smoke.
01:02:01
>> May I offer you a drink?
01:02:02
>> Oh, no, no, thanks. There's one thing I
01:02:05
never touch.
01:02:09
>> I noticed that. I understand that you're
01:02:12
in love with my son.
01:02:15
>> Well, he's everything in the world to
01:02:17
me.
01:02:18
>> That's why I wanted to see you.
01:02:21
>> I want you to give him up.
01:02:24
>> Oh.
01:02:26
But you see, I love him.
01:02:28
>> Now, get this, kid. I know Dame's like
01:02:30
you. I've had a whole row behind me.
01:02:33
>> Why? I don't understand you.
01:02:36
>> Listen to me, you little
01:02:40
>> You call me a
01:02:41
>> I'd call you worse than that. Only I'm a
01:02:44
lady.
01:02:45
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. Now, get this. This boy of mine is
01:02:49
good and clean. Something that you've
01:02:51
never met before. I've raised him that
01:02:53
way and I'm going to keep him that way
01:02:55
if I have to wipe up the floor with you.
01:02:57
>> Well, I love him and I won't give him
01:03:00
up.
01:03:01
>> Can that I'm on to all the tricks
01:03:07
now. You get out.
01:03:12
All right, I get out. But whether you
01:03:15
like it or not, I going to see Joe
01:03:17
because you see, I got what it takes to
01:03:20
hold him. Will you take it out?
01:03:27
>> So, you're all set on digging your own
01:03:29
grave, huh? On committing professional
01:03:31
suicide.
01:03:32
>> Ah, you talk as if I didn't have a
01:03:33
chance to win.
01:03:37
Joe, I'm going to spill something that
01:03:39
I've been concealing from you. You ain't
01:03:41
got a chance.
01:03:42
>> Ah, you're crazy. I knocked him out
01:03:43
once, didn't I? You think you knocked
01:03:46
him out? What really happened? Mc Swede
01:03:47
came into that ring stew to the gills.
01:03:49
You didn't knock him out. He fell down
01:03:51
and he couldn't get up.
01:03:54
>> I don't believe it. What about those
01:03:56
other fights?
01:03:57
>> They were all setups, handpicked. I
01:03:59
personally paid every one of them to lay
01:04:01
down.
01:04:02
>> If I believe that, I'd knock you
01:04:04
lopsided. But you're talking a lot of
01:04:06
hoie. I'm the champ.
01:04:08
>> Joe, listen to me. Would I lie to you?
01:04:10
>> You're just wasting your time, Na'vi.
01:04:12
I'm going to fight Mswat and that's
01:04:13
that.
01:04:15
>> You're going to fight Mswat and my gold
01:04:17
mine turns to what?
01:04:19
Dust and ashes.
01:04:22
>> Come on, be a regular guy. We're all
01:04:24
reporters. We want a story about that
01:04:26
fight in the Paradise Club last night.
01:04:28
>> I don't know anything about it.
01:04:31
>> Hey, don't push, will you, brother? Take
01:04:33
it easy.
01:04:34
>> Hello, Whitey.
01:04:36
WHITEY, GIVE US A
01:04:38
PICK.
01:04:39
>> How about a story on uh Paluca that Nina
01:04:42
Madera day?
01:04:43
>> He's the champion. Didn't you hear me
01:04:44
tell you he's not in this hotel?
01:04:46
>> Yeah, but I'm his father. Pete Paluca?
01:04:48
That's fine.
01:04:50
>> Sure enough. Hello, Pete. How are you?
01:04:52
>> Okay, >> just a moment.
01:04:53
>> Thanks.
01:04:54
>> 9:07. Mr. Paluca to see Mr. Paluca.
01:04:57
>> Who?
01:05:02
>> Send him up.
01:05:03
>> Thanks. Go right up. Sweet 907. Thanks.
01:05:07
>> Say he used to be a great fighter. Used
01:05:09
to be champ. Cut it down now.
01:05:22
Well,
01:05:24
maybe we'll both get a shock.
01:05:34
>> Come in.
01:05:44
Hi, ma'am.
01:05:47
>> You remembered the name.
01:05:51
>> I never forgot you. Gee, you're looking
01:05:54
swell.
01:05:55
>> You're looking pretty good yourself.
01:05:56
>> You ain't changed a bit.
01:05:58
>> Oh, the same old Blonnie Pete. You've
01:06:00
been practicing that a long time.
01:06:02
>> Oh, I changed though.
01:06:03
>> Yeah, a lot of water's passing under the
01:06:05
bridge. >> Oh, no. No water ever passed under your
01:06:08
bridge. Not while you were able to bend
01:06:10
an elbow.
01:06:12
>> Good old me. still picking on me. Seems
01:06:15
like old times.
01:06:17
>> This reunion is kind of sudden. Pete,
01:06:20
what's the big idea?
01:06:21
>> Oh, I wanted to see you.
01:06:23
And I got a son I wanted to see, too.
01:06:27
>> What a memory.
01:06:29
>> Yeah, I know. Yeah, I was pretty bad
01:06:32
dice. I don't blame you for shaking me,
01:06:35
but I would like to see Joey if you
01:06:38
don't mind.
01:06:40
Well, I guess you got a right to. You're
01:06:43
his father.
01:06:44
>> So, I've always understood.
01:06:49
>> Where is he?
01:06:50
>> He's in there.
01:06:55
>> We ought to be proud of that, kid.
01:06:58
>> What do you mean we?
01:07:09
Hello, champ.
01:07:11
>> Who is it?
01:07:12
>> Well, I guess we don't have to exactly
01:07:14
be introduced. My name's Pete Paluca.
01:07:19
>> Pete Paluca?
01:07:21
>> Yeah, I happen to be your old man.
01:07:29
>> My dad. Kind of tough having to
01:07:31
introduce yourself to your own kid, but
01:07:33
I guess I deserve it.
01:07:35
>> Well, what do you know about that?
01:07:38
>> Gosh, I'm glad to see you, Dad.
01:07:40
>> Are you, son?
01:07:41
>> Sure. >> Say, I've been reading a lot about you.
01:07:43
>> Ah, mom's told me a lot about you, too.
01:07:45
>> Yeah, we'll skip that. I just want you
01:07:48
to know I'm proud of you, boy. You done
01:07:49
just what I wanted you to do. You won
01:07:51
the championship. You're a great
01:07:53
fighter.
01:07:55
Yeah,
01:07:58
there seems to be some argument about
01:08:00
that.
01:08:01
>> About what?
01:08:02
>> Well, you see, Dad, I gave McWat a
01:08:05
return match, and my manager says I
01:08:07
ain't got a chance.
01:08:08
>> He's crazy. Why? There never was a
01:08:10
Paluka that couldn't fight.
01:08:11
>> I've got to win this fight, Dad. You
01:08:13
see, there's a girl I'm crazy about, and
01:08:15
I got to win for her.
01:08:17
>> How would you like to have me train you?
01:08:19
>> Would you?
01:08:20
>> Sure.
01:08:21
>> Oh, gee, Dad. That would be great. Why
01:08:24
say I'll teach you every trick I ever
01:08:26
knew. You'll win the fight. All right.
01:08:27
And the girl will be proud to marry her.
01:08:29
Just the same as your mother was proud
01:08:30
to marry. Well, we'll skip that, too.
01:08:33
>> Oh gosh, Dad. Oh, it'll be great working
01:08:36
with you. >> Sure.
01:08:37
>> Oh, you don't know how glad I am to see
01:08:39
you. You come back just at the right
01:08:42
time.
01:08:43
>> It's treason. That's what it is. A cast
01:08:45
through. >> Well, what's the matter with you?
01:08:47
>> It's the articles for the fight with
01:08:48
McWat.
01:08:49
>> You don't want him to fight either, do
01:08:50
you, Na'vi? Not this particular fight.
01:08:53
There's a reason.
01:08:54
>> I've got reasons, too.
01:08:57
>> Jeez, what a suck. Come on out here,
01:09:00
Dad. Where? I got more room now. Now,
01:09:02
show it to me again.
01:09:03
>> Sure. Now, you faint with your left and
01:09:05
throw your right. See? And I catch as
01:09:06
you're coming in. All right.
01:09:07
>> Now, look out.
01:09:12
>> Jeez.
01:09:13
>> You see?
01:09:14
>> I I think I got it.
01:09:16
>> Hey, wait a minute. What are you doing
01:09:18
to my chair?
01:09:19
>> Oh, Dad. I want you to meet my manager.
01:09:22
>> Na'vi Waltz is the name. Glad to know
01:09:24
you, Mr. Paluca.
01:09:25
>> Likewise.
01:09:26
>> Gee, Mom. Dad's going to train me for
01:09:28
the fight. Ain't that Swell?
01:09:31
>> Oh, yeah. Swell.
01:09:32
>> Say, maybe you can talk Joe out of that
01:09:34
match with Mc Swat.
01:09:35
>> Talk him out of it with me here to train
01:09:37
him. From now on, he listens to me.
01:09:39
>> Well, if you won't protect him, I'll
01:09:41
protect him myself. He don't sign this
01:09:43
contract.
01:09:44
>> No, you don't. Now, I sign it right now.
01:09:46
>> I won't sanctify the match.
01:09:48
>> Now, you wait a minute, Na'vi. A
01:09:50
Paluca's word is uh Paluca's word. Oh,
01:09:58
>> Jim, this is a kick of a lifetime.
01:10:01
I got here just in time.
01:10:03
>> Yeah, just when I was pounding some
01:10:05
sense into Joe's head. You have to come
01:10:07
along and put the kaibos on it.
01:10:10
>> Well, I don't understand. The kid's got
01:10:12
me to train him now. You want him to win
01:10:13
this fight, don't you?
01:10:15
>> I don't want him to fight at all.
01:10:16
>> No, but you see, he's in love with a
01:10:17
girl that wants him to win. And I'm
01:10:19
going to help him so as we can both
01:10:20
dance at his wedding.
01:10:21
>> I don't want him to marry the girl. I'm
01:10:24
wanting to get out of the dirty racket.
01:10:27
>> Oh, hold on, ma'am. You ain't trying to
01:10:29
tell a boy how to live his own life, are
01:10:31
you? If he wants to marry, that's his
01:10:33
business. And if he wants to fight,
01:10:34
that's his business, too. He's got to
01:10:36
fight. He can't help it. He's a chip off
01:10:38
the old block.
01:10:40
>> You mean a slice off the old ham?
01:10:46
I predict a knockout in the first round
01:10:48
or maybe sooner with the crown remaining
01:10:50
on the brow of Joe Paluca. Look who
01:10:52
TRAINED HIM. GOOD OLD Pete Paluca. And
01:10:55
look who engineered the job. Now he lost
01:10:57
the one and only. Did you get that
01:10:59
photographer?
01:11:00
>> RIGHT >> NOW I ASKED YOU GENTLEMEN, can he lose?
01:11:03
Are you champion
01:11:07
specimen of manhood?
01:11:11
>> 160 on the dot. You step back here. So I
01:11:14
get a shot of you and your father.
01:11:15
>> Sure. Come on.
01:11:16
>> Guess one. I'll be there in a minute.
01:11:18
>> Get up here.
01:11:20
>> Hello, sucker.
01:11:24
>> You're 5 lbs overweight. What are you
01:11:26
talking about?
01:11:29
Get your foot off there. Trying to
01:11:31
collect the fore. Hey, force a habit.
01:11:34
For a minute, I thought I was standing
01:11:35
at Dinty's bar.
01:11:38
>> Okay, Mick Swat. Boy, if we stand back
01:11:40
here for a group shot.
01:11:41
>> Group shot? >> Certainly. It's in the contract. I a
01:11:43
chance. Just line up by the desk, boys.
01:11:45
>> What's the matter, Yogi? You scared?
01:11:47
>> Yeah. I'm afraid I'll send you to the
01:11:49
hospital.
01:11:50
>> Better save the dough you make on this
01:11:51
fight because after tonight, you'll be
01:11:52
through.
01:11:53
>> In my day, we did our fighting in the
01:11:54
ring.
01:11:55
>> I wish it was your day so I could fight
01:11:56
the both of you.
01:11:57
>> Just idle chatter.
01:11:58
>> Well, you look, I could spot you 20
01:11:59
years and beat you right now.
01:12:00
>> Lay down, Santa Claus. You're a husband.
01:12:02
>> Let me out that monkey. I need your time
01:12:04
and place for this thing.
01:12:05
>> Save him for me, Dad. Yeah. After
01:12:07
tonight, that two time yours won't
01:12:09
recognize you. WAIT, YOU DIRTY NOTE. ALL
01:12:25
RIGHT, CHAMP.
01:12:27
>> See you later, champ.
01:12:28
>> Okay, Na'vi.
01:12:29
>> Any mail?
01:12:30
>> Afternoon. >> Good afternoon.
01:12:31
>> Here comes Blackie Wolf.
01:12:34
>> What a chisel. How I'd love to cross him
01:12:36
like he's as square as a neg. Hello,
01:12:39
Blackie. I was just boosting you. Oh,
01:12:41
Nabby, >> you're betting on the fights.
01:12:43
>> That's just what I want to see you
01:12:44
about. There's a lot of that makes squat
01:12:45
money going around. You know me, Ni. I
01:12:48
don't bet unless it's a sure thing.
01:12:51
>> Are you positive Paluka will win?
01:12:53
>> Sure. It's a cinch. The old man has been
01:12:55
training him. He's in the pink.
01:12:58
In fact, it's in the bag.
01:13:00
>> That's all I want to know. You know,
01:13:02
they'll lay an 8 to five on the champ.
01:13:04
>> You can even lay two to one. And it
01:13:05
won't be gambling. It'll be highway
01:13:07
robbery. I'm betting 10 G's on them
01:13:09
myself. 10,000.
01:13:11
>> Well, I'm going down to see Kley and I'm
01:13:13
going to give him 20 grand to bet for me
01:13:15
at 2 to1 on Paluca. And if you hear of
01:13:18
anybody that wants to bet on McWat, send
01:13:20
him around and I'll cut you in.
01:13:23
>> Okay, Blackie. See you later.
01:13:25
>> Come on, Sug.
01:13:31
>> Hey, did you bet $10,000 on Pala?
01:13:34
>> Certainly not. I'm going to bet on Mick
01:13:36
Swat. >> Mick Swat? I want you to go down to see
01:13:39
Kley and bet our end of the place on
01:13:41
Paluca
01:13:43
to lose.
01:13:45
Well, that blacky wolf would rub you out
01:13:47
for a nickel. You better not cross him.
01:13:49
>> For 20 G's, I'd cross the ocean in a
01:13:52
paper bag. Get going and place that bet.
01:13:54
I hope you know what you're doing.
01:13:56
>> Obey orders.
01:13:59
Do I know what I'm doing?
01:14:15
There's Joe.
01:14:17
>> Yeah. And there's his father.
01:14:19
>> Oh, I'd love to meet him.
01:14:20
>> Well, he's not the kind of a man you
01:14:22
meet every day. >> What do you mean?
01:14:23
>> Well, I'm his wife. I've only met him
01:14:25
once in 20 years.
01:14:30
>> How are you, Nina? >> Hello, baby. Now, listen. Why? He's a
01:14:33
saint. HE GOT A GLASS CHIN. WAIT A I
01:14:35
want to give you a kiss for good luck
01:14:37
and want some soda pop.
01:14:43
>> Break it up. BREAK IT UP. GO ON UP
01:14:45
THERE. >> OH, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
01:14:47
>> THAT IS MY BUSINESS.
01:14:48
>> IS THAT SO? GO AHEAD.
01:14:55
>> Ladies and gentlemen,
01:14:59
>> I've never been to prize fight before.
01:15:01
It's exciting, isn't it? Oh, don't you
01:15:03
hope we win? No, I just hope he doesn't
01:15:05
get hurt.
01:15:07
>> INTRODUCING THE CHALLENGER
01:15:12
MCD
01:15:19
IN THIS CORNER.
01:15:21
THE middleweight champion of the world,
01:15:25
Yo
01:15:27
Luca.
01:15:34
Heat. HEAT.
01:15:52
These old fronts of yours give me a lot
01:15:54
of confidence. Remember son, they ain't
01:15:55
never touched the canvas and ain't going
01:15:57
to now. >> Don't throw that car screw like I give
01:15:59
in the office. >> Okay.
01:16:16
Come on, Joe. Finish him in the first
01:16:17
round so we can go home early.
01:16:32
>> Joe, give him the one two bananza.
01:16:36
Hey, don't forget who you're betting on.
01:16:40
I'm going to delay you. If Pala loses, I
01:16:44
win plenty. But I'll never live to
01:16:46
collect it.
01:16:53
It has been. I still wish I had your
01:16:56
bolt in here.
01:17:03
Heat. Heat.
01:17:21
That round was hurts by a mile, Joey. I
01:17:23
could do better, Dad, if you keep that
01:17:25
left out of my face. You certainly
01:17:27
surprised me. You sure learned a lot
01:17:29
from your dad.
01:17:30
>> Joe, do what I tell you.
01:17:32
>> Why don't you evaporate?
01:17:34
>> Oh, don't.
01:17:35
>> Keep him off with your left and cross
01:17:37
your right. That sucker can hit. Are you
01:17:39
all right now, Max?
01:18:08
Walk around, Joe. Keep punching. Keep
01:18:10
punching.
01:18:18
Hello. Hello.
01:18:22
Becky, hope you would rely on me.
01:18:30
>> Take it easy.
01:18:32
>> Listen you for
01:18:36
I just heard that you bet all you're
01:18:37
into the purse on Mcquad. What are you
01:18:39
trying to do? Cross me.
01:18:41
>> Don't talk like that. You make me feel
01:18:44
kind of stagnated. If I double cross
01:18:46
you, could I ever have a look you in the
01:18:48
face again?
01:18:49
>> No, just as I thought. Come on, Joe.
01:18:52
Joe. Joe. Going. Joe, there's a guy
01:18:54
after my own heart.
01:18:56
>> Yeah, with a big knife.
01:18:57
>> Oh, you speak a great Joe.
01:19:07
>> I can't stand any more of these. Let's
01:19:09
get out of here.
01:19:17
What a for punishment. I'm not
01:19:19
coming from Hunter. Come on. You say
01:19:22
Joe.
01:20:03
That city's coming around all night.
01:20:05
Come on.
01:20:06
Come on, Chad. You're doing great. Don't
01:20:08
you believe him, kid? If girl saved you,
01:20:10
if I see you taking any more punishment,
01:20:12
I'm going to throw in a towel. Don't you
01:20:14
do it, Dad. I'm all right. I can beat
01:20:16
him.
01:20:17
>> Keep in close and get to his stomach.
01:20:18
You hear?
01:20:19
>> All right then, son. Go out and get him.
01:20:21
Come on, go get him, don't you?
01:20:31
>> What do you suppose happened? Well, how
01:20:33
should I know?
01:20:35
>> Well, aren't you nervous?
01:20:37
>> No, I always take my exercise this way.
01:20:45
OH. COME ON, MAX. KILL HIM. FINISH him
01:20:48
so we'll gang home.
01:20:54
>> You better throw the towel in. He hasn't
01:20:55
got a chance. You'll be doing him a
01:20:57
favor. >> I can't. I promise Charlie I wouldn't.
01:21:06
>> If you DON'T THROW IT IN, I WILL.
01:21:08
>> OH, you don't. You ain't going to throw
01:21:10
anything in there.
01:21:13
All right. What do you
01:21:27
mean the money again? So a champ. So you
01:21:30
tell that punk everything you know. Eh
01:21:32
everything but this.
01:21:34
And who YOU THINK YOU'RE PUT OUT THERE.
01:21:37
HEY, WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA? WHAT IS THE
01:21:39
IDEA?
01:21:41
Come here. How do you feel? You all
01:21:43
right?
01:21:44
You're all right.
01:21:51
>> Boy, your time's a twing.
01:21:52
>> They come to me in a twice.
01:21:54
>> You hit him so hard he bounced. I
01:21:55
couldn't HAVE DONE IT BETTER MYSELF.
01:21:57
>> I NEVER KNEW IT WAS so easy.
01:21:59
>> Joe, you won.
01:22:02
>> Huh?
01:22:04
You're still champion?
01:22:07
>> No, Mom. I lost.
01:22:12
Congratulations, son.
01:22:15
>> Na'vi was right. I'm just a bust.
01:22:18
>> Snap out of it. You put up a great
01:22:20
battle. You got nothing to be ashamed
01:22:21
of, but your mother's right. Fighting's
01:22:23
a tough racket. You're better off out of
01:22:24
it.
01:22:25
>> It took you 30 years to find it out. Are
01:22:27
you hurt, Joe?
01:22:29
>> No, Mom. Not much.
01:22:32
>> Joe, this is the happiest moment of my
01:22:35
life.
01:22:49
Well, ma'am, you ought to be happy. You
01:22:52
got your boy back and it looks like
01:22:54
smooth sailing ahead. So, I guess I'll
01:22:56
shove off. She's waiting for me.
01:22:59
>> What? Another blonde?
01:23:01
>> No, Maryanne. My ship. Oh,
01:23:06
>> you must love the ocean.
01:23:08
>> Well, not exactly. I'm always looking
01:23:10
for something to better myself. You got
01:23:12
a proposition to offer?
01:23:14
>> See, but you look nice and you look
01:23:17
twice as good as you ever did, and I can
01:23:19
only see you with one eye.
01:23:21
>> Oh,
01:23:24
I'm awfully sorry, Joey. Perhaps your
01:23:26
sweetheart will bathe for you.
01:23:29
>> I wish she would. Well,
01:23:32
>> why don't you ask her?
01:23:35
Well,
01:23:36
will you?
01:23:39
>> Oh,
01:23:46
Joey,
01:23:47
>> where is he? Where's Joe?
01:23:48
>> Joe? Joe?
01:23:51
>> Mom wants me.
01:23:55
>> I got a heavy message for you. Well,
01:23:56
where's Na'vi? Read that. It'll explain
01:23:58
everything.
01:24:03
Dear exch, I am on my way to a hideout.
01:24:07
How humiliating.
01:24:10
I just got through triple crossing a
01:24:12
double crosser. I hope you won't get
01:24:14
sore at me, but I realized you couldn't
01:24:16
beat Mswat, so I bet your end of the
01:24:18
poise on him.
01:24:20
I'm enclosing the winnings. Take it.
01:24:22
It's all yours, your loving ex manager,
01:24:25
Na'vi.
01:24:27
P.S. Please excuse writing as I'm
01:24:30
writing while running.
01:24:49
>> Joe
01:24:51
will now be your son.
01:24:54
>> HEY, SPOOKY. HEY, MOM. DAD. MAN, LOOK
01:24:57
WHO'S HERE. WILLIAM,
01:24:59
>> I'm glad you're doing fine.
01:25:00
>> Oh, I'm doing fair. What are you doing,
01:25:02
Na'vi? Well, I'm Swat's manager.
01:25:04
>> No. >> YEAH.
01:25:06
>> HOW ARE YOU, MAN? How are you?
01:25:09
>> How are you, honey?
01:25:10
>> Where are you?
01:25:11
>> I want you to meet the wife.
01:25:12
>> What? Come there. Be careful.
01:25:15
>> Hello, Nina.
01:25:17
>> Hello. >> Hello, everybody.
01:25:20
>> Hi, Nina. Take a peek. What is
01:25:25
>> Come on, Junior. Say something to daddy.
01:25:31
>> Say something to daddy.

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