Bang the Drum Slowly Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1973
- 96 min
- 437 Views
in the long run.
We've heard
this one before.
Every time Bradley Lord
opens his mouth
I'm raising
All right, Henry...
Bradley. Bradley!
I have in my mind
of $60,000.
But she has in her heart
$10,000 more.
That's $70,000.
I'd think you'd jump
at that arrangement.
Leap at that arrangement.
I'll take it.
Good.
Well, then it's settled.
There's something I want
instead of money.
Nothing is instead of money.
Oh, money can buy nothing
but happiness.
There's one clause yet
to go in my contract.
All right, shoot.
There must be a clause saying
that I and Bruce Pearson
will stay with the club together
or else go together.
Whatever happens to one,
must happen to the other...
traded, sold, whatever.
We got to be tied in a package
on any deal under the sun.
I never heard
of such a thing.
No. Absolutely out of
the question.
hear of such a thing.
Look here, Henry
if you want to have
to get started this way
Bradley, now let's just think
before we speak.
Look, we won't bother
to write it down.
I give you my solemn word.
No verbal words...
must be wrote in.
Bradley, call Dutch.
It's his one day off.
Call him.
They should put zippers
on pajamas.
Tell him your clause.
Oh. So it's you with
the special clause, Arthur.
I'll bet it's a dilly.
Bradley, run and get me
a wet rag, huh?
Everybody thinks
they're special.
Sterling must be shot
for hay fever
with medicine made
out of the piss of a horse
Darochi must have
contact lenses
Gonzales must have a buddy
along to translate in Spanish
and Goldman must go home
for Passover.
What do you want now, Arthur,
Chinese New Year's?
in a package with Pearson.
I'll bet he owes you money.
Jesus, Bradley.
You ain't got much strength
in your hands.
What do you mean
tied in a package?
If he's sold, I must be sold
or if he's traded,
I must be traded same place.
Wherever he goes, I go.
Well, this is telling me
who I must keep and who not
which nobody ever told me before
and nobody will ever tell me
again as long as I'm upright.
If it's money,
talk money and good luck.
They own all the banks.
Talking money's one thing
but talking business is another
and I'd as soon as trade the
whole club for a tin of beans
stays and who gets cut loose.
I'm sorry to hear that
because without that clause,
there'll be no contract.
Well, then there'll
be no contract
and I must suffer along
the best I can.
Several of those young pitchers
looked good out there yesterday.
Yeah?
Good for what?
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