You and Me Page #2
Oh, nonsense. They were born that way
and there's no use trying to change them.
Do you know, Mary...
that since I've started this experiment
I haven't had one case of backsliding?
Oh, Jerome, I don't know why
you have to be such a problem.
Mrs. Marvin's husband just collects stamps
but not you, oh, no.
You must have thieves and jailbirds
for a hobby.
And one is fourteen...
and five is twenty. Thank you.
Carter.
Yeah?
There's a customer asking for you.
Can't somebody else take him?
The gentleman asked for you, Mr. Carter.
Says you know his feet.
Okay.
What can I show you, sir?
Something in a buck.
Okay, sir.
White, tan or gray?
Did you have to come here?
What's the...
White, with rubber soles.
What's Joe gonna do?
Why don't you ask him?
Ouch!
I'm asking you.
Cut it out, will you?
Is white buck smart this season?
Very smart, sir.
Okay, what do you wanna know?
Is Joe going away?
That's what I hear.
What's he got on his mind?
It ain't your work, I can tell you that.
Why don't you leave him alone?
I can't stand it, Gimpy.
My conscience won't let me just
stand around
and see a guy with Joe's talents
rot in a job.
You ain't got any conscience.
I look at you, Gil Carter,
a stool jockey.
Well, I gotta make...
Tie up my shoe.
I ain't gonna buy nothing.
And tell Joe I wanna see him
before he leaves.
And I don't mean maybe.
Listen, I'm telling you...
this is a good racket and I oughta know.
There isn't a racket I haven't tried.
Look at that grip.
Let me try it.
We have an instructor here...
If you wanna learn any new grips.
I'm just a salesman here.
Okay.
I'm sold.
Thanks.
Oh, and I want some tennis shoes.
What do you think I need?
I wouldn't know anything about that.
All shoes are on the first floor.
I'll show you while they're wrapping
the racket.
Step this way, please.
Okay.
Do you play?
Tennis, you mean?
Yes.
You look like you'd be pretty good.
How are you?
Well, I never had any complaints.
Who have you played with?
Oh, a lot of good players.
You wouldn't know them.
I'd like to play with you some time.
What? Oh, I'm sorry, but...
I'm leaving town tonight.
This gentleman will take care of you.
You'll find your racket at the wrapping counter.
Thank you. Good-bye.
Good luck.
Thank you.
Hey, Joe!
Hello, Gimpy.
I just seen Mickey.
I don't think he likes you going away.
So what.
I'd be careful, Joe. He's a hard guy.
That worries me.
He wants to see you before you leave.
Why don't you go to old man Morris
about Mickey and them guys?
He knows you're trying to stay
on the level.
He'd make them lay off.
Since when have I been a squealer?
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