The Wheeler Dealers Page #7
DON'T THINK I'D PAIN A FALSEHOOD ON MY DOOR, DO YOU?
WELL, THEN WHERE DO YOU MAKE
THE WIDGETS?
YOUNG LADY, I DON'T KNOW
WHY YOU'RE UP HERE
FUSSING ABOUT OUR STOCK.
WE WHIPPLES CONTROL IT ANYWAY.
WE HAVEN'T MADE A WIDGE SINCE 1854.
ANY FOOL KNOWS THAT.
FLYING CLIPPERS WENT OU YEARS AGO.
BUT YOU MUST MAKE
SOMETHING.
WHY?
IF YOU DON'T MAKE SOMETHING,
YOU GOT NO CALL:
TO STAY IN BUSINESS.
I'M A BUSY MAN,
THE LAST WORD ON THIS SUBJECT.
OUR COMPANY OWNS
JUST TWO THINGS --
THAT BOG OUT THERE
AND SOME STOCK WE BOUGHT.
ONLY THING THAT KEEPS US
FROM DISSOLVING THE CORPORATION
IS MY BROTHER LEMUEL SAYS WE'D
HAVE TO PAY A TAX ON THE STOCK.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
WELL, WHAT MR. WHIPPLE
IS SAYING:
IS THAT WHEN THEY WENT OU OF WIDGET PRODUCTION,
THEY TOOK WHATEVER WAS LEF IN THE TREASURY
AND INVESTED I IN ANOTHER STOCK.
AND THAT'S
WHERE IT IS NOW.
THAT'S RIGHT.
WE BOUGHT AMERICAN TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH:
BACK IN THE '30s?
THE LUSITANIA.
YOU HAVE A FORTUNE
IN HIDDEN ASSETS!
YOUNG LADY, DON'T YOU FUSS
WITH OUR STOCK.
IT'S SELLING NOW
JUST ABOUT THE WAY IT OUGHT TO.
YOU'D BETTER GO ON HOME
AND GET YOURSELF A HUSBAND.
AND A COOKBOOK.
[ DOOR OPENS, CLOSES ]
I'M A GENTLEMAN, AND I REFUSE
TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION.
I'M SORRY I BURST OU LIKE THAT.
I HAVEN'T DONE THA IN YEARS.
YOU WEREN'T CRYING OVER
A LITTLE OLD BURNED-OUT FACTORY,
NOW, WERE YOU?
NO.
IT'S THE WHOLE SITUATION.
I MEAN, IF I CAN' PUT WIDGET OVER,
THEN IT'S GONNA MAKE I THAT MUCH HARDER
FOR EVERY GIRL:
ON WALL STREET,
AND THEY'RE DEPENDING
ON ME.
ANYWAY, THIS IS
A WILD-GOOSE CHASE,
AND MY BOSS KNOWS IT.
WELL, THERE'S NOTHING WRONG
WITH A WILD-GOOSE CHASE,
PROVIDED YOU CATCH
THE GEESE.
ANYWAY, HOW CAN I SELL
WIDGET STOCK?
I MEAN, ANYBODY
IN HIS RIGHT MIND
WOULD GO AND BUY AT& DIRECT FROM HIS BROKER.
[ SIGHS ]
WELL, I GUESS THERE'S NOTHING
FOR ME TO DO:
BUT GO BACK:
TO PHILADELPHIA:
AND PUSH LITTLE MONSTERS AROUND
IN SUPERMARKET CARTS.
YOU REALLY WANT TO STAY OU OF PHILADELPHIA?
EXCUSE ME.
ALL RIGHT.
I'LL MAKE YOU A DEAL.
UH, THIS STEAK
IS ALL PINK INSIDE.
YES, SIR.
TAKE IT BACK TO COOKY
AND TELL HIM TO BURN I FOR ME, PLEASE.
- YES, SIR.
- THANK YOU.
DON'T WAIT FOR ME.
TURKEY WILL GET COLD.
NOW, ABOUT THAT DEAL.
WHAT ABOUT IT?
ALL RIGHT.
HERE ARE THE TERMS.
THIS STOCK DEAL,
YOU COME DOWN TO TEXAS WITH ME
AS MY ASSISTAN FOR SIX MONTHS.
IF I DON'T HELP YOU,
NO DEAL.
ME IN TEXAS?
THERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM.
HENRY, YOU'RE AN OPERATOR,
ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET?
I KNOW THE STOCK MARKE IS MONEY AND EMOTION.
THERE'S...
HOPE WHEN YOU START OUT,
I KNOW THAT THE:
STOCK MARKET IS PEOPLE,
AND IF THERE'S ANYTHING
YOU CAN'T SELL PEOPLE,
I HAVE YET TO FIND OU WHAT IT IS.
THESE PEOPLE NEED
THE BEAUTY OF IT IS, THE REASON
YOU'RE NOT THINKING
OF ANYTHING ILLEGAL, ARE YOU?
I'M NEVER ILLEGAL.
I'M JUST CLOSE TO IT.
HMM.
TEXAS.
PHILADELPHIA.
OH, MR. TYROON,
YOU'VE GOT YOURSELF A DEAL.
ALL RIGHT.
IN THE MORNING.
OH, NOW,
WAIT A MINUTE THERE.
STAYING OVERNIGH IS NOT PART OF THE DEAL.
WELL, WE'VE GOT TO TAKE
ADVANTAGE WHILE WE'RE HERE.
ADVANTAGE OF WHOM?
CIRCUMSTANCES, THAT'S ALL.
HENRY, I MAY NOT BE
THE DRIVEN-SNOW TYPE,
BUT I DON'T GO IN
FOR ONE-NIGHT STANDS.
I NEVER THOUGH YOU DID, MOLLY.
SEPARATE ROOMS OKAY?
SEPARATE FLOORS:
IF YOU LIKE.
I REALLY DO HAVE TO CHECK
SOMETHING IN THE MORNING.
WE MAY HAVE AN EXTRA ASSE IN THAT WIDGET WEED PATCH.
SEPARATE FLOORS.
OKAY.
[ CRUNCHING ]
MMM.
MY COMPLIMENTS:
TO THE CHEF.
COUPLE OF NEW ENGLAND MOUNTAINS
AND SEND THEM DOWN
TO TEXAS?
WELL, NOW,
I'D PURELY LIKE TO DO THAT.
BUT I JUST DON'T THINK
I COULD SWING IT.
YOU DON'T MEAN TO SAY
YOU FINALLY DISCOVERED SOMETHING
YOU CAN'T BUY.
NO, I COULD BUY THE MOUNTAINS,
ALL RIGHT.
THE PROBLEM:
IS MOVING THEM.
[ CHUCKLES ]
MY FACE STILL PUFFY?
IT'S STILL PUFFED
A LITTLE RIGHT HERE.
AND IT'S A LITTLE SWOLLEN
RIGHT HERE,
AND IT --
AND...
IT'S STILL ABOUT THE PRETTIES FACE I EVER DID SEE.
YOU KNOW SOMETHING?
WHEN I FIRST MET YOU, I DIDN' BELIEVE YOU WERE FOR REAL.
I MEAN, THE TEXAS ACCEN AND THE HAT AND THOSE BOOTS.
WELL, IT WAS ALL
A LITTLE TOO MUCH.
WELL, SUPPOSING
WHEN I MET YOU:
THAT I WAS WEARING
ONE OF THEM WALL STREET SUITS
AND A SHORT-BRIMMED HA AND I'D SAID, UH...
[ Boston accent]
"I FIND IT HARD TO BE HAPPY
NOW THAT I'VE LEF HARVARD."
BEEN ANY MORE REAL?
[ Texas accent ]
WELL, MAYBE JUST A LITTLE BIT.
[ CHUCKLES ]
THE BOOTS AND THE HA AND THE TEXAS ACCEN ARE JUST TRIMMINGS,
THAT'S ALL.
THEY DON'T REALLY HAVE
WELL, YOU'RE REAL TO ME NOW,
TRIMMINGS AND ALL.
OH?
AND I THINK IT'S TIME
WE GO BACK TO THE HOTEL.
YEAH.
OH.
[ LAUGHS ]
HENRY?
HMM?
NOTHING, JUST...
HENRY.
HEY, UH, YOU MADE ME
WANT TO JOIN ME:
FOR A NIGHTCAP?
NO, THANKS, HENRY.
I'M KIND OF TIRED.
ALL RIGHT.
YOU WAKE UP.
I'M ON THE SECOND FLOOR,
ROOM 23.
YOU CALL ME.
I'M IN, UH, 32.
ALL RIGHT.
SEE YOU AT BREAKFAST?
OKAY.
- GOOD NIGHT.
- GOOD NIGHT.
THANK YOU, SIR.
UH, MR. TYROON?
TO SAY THEY AIN' CHECKING OUT.
BUT THERE'S ANOTHER VACANCY
IN ROOM 31.
- 31?
- UH-HUH.
YOU SHARE A BATH.
IS THAT THE ONLY OTHER ROOM
YOU GOT?
WE AIN'T GOT ANOTHER VACANCY
IN THE HOTEL.
TOUGH LUCK, MR. TYROON.
YEAH.
I, UH, ASKED
FOR ANOTHER ROOM, BUT --
BUT THEY DIDN'T HAVE
ANY STANDARD MODELS LEFT.
PARTY IN 23
DIDN'T CHECK OUT.
I COULD GET.
AND THE AUTOMOBILE
WITH THE SCOTCH AND THE BOURBON
AND THE NEW:
"TUCK ME IN" LOOK,
THAT WAS THE ONLY THING
YOU COULD GET, TOO, HMM?
I DIDN'T THINK
YOU'D BELIEVE ME.
I DON'T. AND THE WARM-UP
ON THE MOUNTAINTOP --
THERE'S NOTHING WRONG
I CROSS MY HEART, MOLLY.
SUPPOSED TO SET ME UP.
A-A TRIPLE BOURBON?
MOLLY, I --
NOW, LOOK, CLYDE. I TOLD YOU --
NO ONE-NIGHT STANDS.
NOW, AS FAR
AS I'M CONCERNED,
ROOMS 31 AND 32
ARE JUST ONE ROOM,
AND THEY HAVE:
JUST ONE TENANT.
YOU?
MM-HMM.
HENRY?
HENRY, YOU ALL RIGHT?
YEAH, I'M ALL RIGHT.
WE'RE STILL PARTNERS,
AREN'T WE?
WE'RE STILL PARTNERS.
GOOD NIGHT, PARTNER.
GOOD NIGHT.
HELLO. OPERATOR?
MIDLAND, TEXAS,
EXCELSIOR 3-6-2-2-1,
PLEASE?
UH, MY NUMBER
IS W-1-H-K-K.
HELLO, PATRICIA.
HOW ARE YOU?
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