The Postman Always Rings Twice Page #2
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- Year:
- 1981
- 122 min
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See you tomorrow, eh?
Yeah, see you later, Nick.
Yeah?
Feel like doin' somethin'?
I'm doin' it.
Do you want some company?
Huh? Want some company?
You want to be with me, right?
Right?
Yeah.
Good.
Go pack a bag, we're goin' to Chicago.
Go pack a bag.
We're goin' to Chicago. Now.
-I used to work near here.
-Get your L.A. Times.
-You got a cigarette?
-No.
How much money you got?
$110.
Don't flash it around here. Come on.
Wait a minute. You left your suitcase.
Bus leaving for Los Angeles,
San Diego, Phoenix....
-Want something to eat?
-Sure.
-Yeah.
-I'll be right back.
The next departure will be...
...Los Angeles to Chicago.
Help you, sir?
Change, sir. Sir! Change.
-Thanks.
-You're welcome.
-I've got 'em all, what do you want?
-You want one?
Okay, new shooter comin' into the game.
All right, guys, four.
I got it. Who wants a hard-ways four?
-Two to one.
-Two to one on the hard ways?
Right. You got it.
Okay, roll 'em. Come on.
Don't touch this money.
-Where does he think he's goin'?
-I don't know.
-Hey, buddy, we ain't got all night.
-Honey, gimme some money.
Come on, we're gettin' lucky.
These guys don't know craps
from wheat or somethin'.
Come on!
No, I'm not giving it to you.
What? No, you don't understand.
I got to cover a bet.
-I can't talk to you about it just now.
-Frank, I can't go out there broke.
What?
What're you doin' out there, anyway?
Will you, for Chrissakes,
just give me some money?
I saved that money.
Two for San Francisco.
-What are you doing?
-I'm tradin' these in.
-San Francisco.
-Wait. We're going to Chicago.
Not anymore.
You want to give me some money?
-No.
-That's $37 change for you folks.
-I appreciate that.
-Wait.
You told me your friends
were in Chicago.
Hey, I got friends in Chicago.
I got friends in Duluth.
Now I'm gonna show you somethin'.
Sit down.
What have I got?
-You got it.
-All right.
Oh, I must've skipped you.
-You destroyed me.
-I sure did get lucky.
Wait a minute.
Are you leavin' with the money?
Well, I won it.
Hey, mate.
I want a shot to get it back.
F*** you, Commodore.
I won this money.
All right?
It's all right with me, pal.
-Good meetin' with ya.
-Come on, Jim.
Wait a minute. Let's play.
Did you see that good-looking girl
that I was talking to leave here?
No, I don't know where she went.
Okay, you can turn 'em on.
I told you we shouldn'a hooked this
up in the rain in the first place.
Finish up, already.
-You check the connections?
-Yes, I checked the connections.
-Did you check the switch?
-I checked the switch.
Well, go check the hookup.
Your boss say, "Sign work both
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