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Thank you.

You blind?

What do you think, Lieutenant?

Have I ever complained to you about a detail before, ever?

Uh, you got any new watch pants?

Lieutenant, you know what it's like to be locked up in a hotel room with

Winston? He complains about the room. He complains about the food.

He's worried about his dogs. He's worried about his girl, his stomach.

$18 .50.

What, for the whole tray?

Forget the tax.

Oh, sport, that one.

Look, Stavros, Charlie Winston is the state's whole case against this Larry

Arcadia. They go after Charlie Winston, he's dead.

Oh, Detective Stavros, how nice to see you. Hi, Miss McNeil. Nice to see you,

too. Uh -huh.

Yeah, hi.

Well, hello, Theo.

Hello, Evelyn.

You having something fixed?

Mm -hmm.

Oh, isn't that lovely?

Thank you, Ramos. I'll send you a check.

Look who she's with.

Now, Theo, don't get upset.

Oh, I'm not upset.

I'm overjoyed. Look, everybody, I'm overjoyed.

My captain's brother's wife is in trouble again, and here I am. You know,

Evelyn, I've been holding your rashes ever since your husband, my co -worker,

passed on. And you know why? I'm going to tell you why. Because I love my

captain, and I don't think he deserves to suffer like this.

You didn't bring a cop along with me when you came crying for long.

I want the cash today.

I've been watching you bust heads for years.

You know what I should do?

I should call McNeil and tell him you're wet nursing a con artist.

You call the captain.

Then I'll hand him my shield and I'll work on your face.

Now, Theo, don't get upset, please. Don't get upset. I didn't...

Where'd you get all that bread?

I've been meaning to tell you, I've been buying some stock.

You know the brokerage house where you got me the job?

I've been doing very well, and then I'm lucky.

I was going to surprise you. This is sort of a dowry for Jack and me.

You're into something again.

No, Theo, honest, I swear I'm not. You're lying. I know you're lying. You

you're lying. You're shaming me. I never met such a mistrustful man. Okay, go

back to work, and I promise you this. I'm never... ever bailing you out again.

Hi, Evelyn.

Uh, hello, Saperstein. I haven't had lunch yet.

Here's your lunch. Take a walk.

Where are you going?

Standing here to get a sunburn? Oh, Rizzo called, and he says it's very

important.

Ellen McNeil here.

Where are you?

Well, I would be with you.

But you won't believe this, but the most terrible thing happened.

You got rolled?

No, but almost.

I met this cop, and he took all the money and the betting list as evidence.

I finally convinced him to wait a few minutes while I called you.

Shall I make a deal?

What do you mean, the list?

All the bookies we're ripping off, he's got that?

Yes.

You're right.

It's worth almost anything.

I'll tell you what, I'll cry for 5 ,000.

What 5 ,000? What is he, the police commissioner?

All right, okay.

Evelyn!

Morgan, she's taking us, I swear. Will you shut up?

And forget about that dizzy broad. I am in trouble, you understand that?

That know -nothing bookkeeper, Charlie Winston, saw me with McCarthy.

When they found McCarthy's body, I swore that I never met with McCarthy.

If they don't get me on the murder...

I'm dead. You know what that means?

Now get this through your heads.

I gotta find them.

Wherever they hid them.

I need help.

From you and from you.

Listen, Larry, we have more important things. There's nothing more important.

I swear, if I go down with this one, I'm gonna sing like a bird. You know what

that means for you? Huh? You know what that means for you? You know what it

means for you? Huh?

Now I need a lead to where they're hiding the bookkeeper.

Somebody. Anybody.

Ah, come on.

Hello, Quicken, right?

Hi. You okay?

Um, just a minute, sir, and I'll check the record.

Just a minute.

say you brought the Garmin in, sir?

Who's there?

Uh, he says he's from the Kennel Society and that he wants to check the dogs one

more time before the show and is it okay with you?

Charlie, honey, I think I've seen him before once with Larry Arcadia.

What's the matter, Winston?

You all right?

I'm tired of this room, and I'm fed up with you asking me if I'm all right.

Hey, Kojak.

Lieutenant, Charlie Winston says if he doesn't get a decent meal, he might as

well be in prison for not cooperating with the Grand Joy against Arcadia

of helping the way he is.

The hearing's only two days away. Can't he wait?

Inside.

neighborhood and i found a very nice place across the street lieutenant

just got back in the street is clean all right look one meal one time and keep

stoppers away from the beer and pretzels

Do that to your brother till the day he dies. Sneak up on him like that.

What's this?

The present.

For your wife, her birthday, remember?

Evelyn, her birthday was two months ago.

Yeah?

Well, that's right. Well, this one is a little early for next year.

Oh, Evelyn, that's lovely. You give it to her. She'd like to see you.

Oh, I'd love to see Lillian.

But I can't. I'm just swamped.

Remember the job that Theo got me in Wall Street? Well, it's wonderful, but

nothing but work, work, work. I could have even gotten over here today unless

Jack had driven... Oh, Jack!

Jack here.

Remember Jack Holm, Frank McHale? Of course. How are you, Jack? All right,

Fine.

Hey.

This is great.

And you two are still...

Again. It's really good, really good.

You're back together after all this time.

That means he approves.

Frank, tomorrow's fun.

How are you?

I'd like to see you upstairs. Hello, Evelyn. How are you? How have you been?

Oh, I'm fine.

You remember Jack?

Oh, I... Gee, this is swell.

It's the same visit I get to see everyone.

Look at this.

Evelyn just bought it for Lillian.

Isn't it beautiful?

Who is it?

Ramos Jewelers. Well, you should have told me. I know the owner.

Could have got it for you wholesale.

Frank, I'll walk with you to the stairs. I have to get back to work.

My life was nothing until I met that crazy lady.

Jack!

The lieutenant's eat lunch, too.

Yeah, but it's about Winston.

Oh, yeah? Where's his stomach now?

I don't know, lieutenant.

He disappeared.

Uh, does it matter how?

Well, we went to eat, but he couldn't because he was nervous about his girl.

wanted to call her back or something. Then he got sick and collapsed.

Rizzo came out the back hall of the restaurant to get me, and when we got

Winston was gone.

I'm sorry, lieutenant.

Did you check with his girlfriend?

No, sir, not yet.

I'll meet you there.

Lieutenant. Lieutenant, it's important.

Hello? It's Fred Starrett. You have a minute?

Can I call you later?

Take the minute, Theo.

That very bright lady urged me to hire. Well, she's using our phones to make

book.

Well, that's great, Starrett. Yeah.

Look, can I call you later on it?

Is that the same Starrett who just hired Evelyn? Oh, no. This Starrett's abroad.

Yeah, but what's the spread on the Bengals?

Oh, bologna. It's not three and a half points.

All right, I'll take a thousand on it.

The Rams are six points.

I'll lay off two thousand on them.

They are not four points.

Do you want the business or you don't want it?

Okay.

Miss McNeil here.

Oh, Joe.

At last. Listen.

No, I'm not calling you about money.

What do you think I am, some kind of vulture?

Joe. That is not nice. That is not the way I expect a gentleman to talk to a

lady. All right, listen.

Joe, I'm in big trouble. I need $5 ,000 just to tide me over again.

Joe?

Hey, Evelyn?

Oh, hi.

Evelyn, should I count it?

Oh, by the way, I'm 5 ,000 shards, so I crossed off the college teams.

I'll talk to Hicks about it.

McNeil here.

This is Mr. Ramos, the jeweler, Lieutenant Kojak's friend.

Oh, yes. Hello, Mr. Ramos. I hope that your sister -in -law likes to watch.

Oh, yes, she adores it. Very nice of you to call and ask about it. That's not

the reason why I called, Mrs. McNeil.

I just came back from the bank.

and your check bounced.

Mr. Ramis, you don't think I would write a bad check, do you?

I'm a poor judge of character.

I'm a better judge of cash.

Now, I don't care if you're the captain's sainted mother.

Bring the money, or I'll call the cops.

Manhattan South, Rizzo.

Lieutenant Kojak, please.

He's not here right now. Who's calling?

I told you, I swear, I don't know where Charlie is.

I told him about the man.

That came in here looking for him about the dogs. And then he just hung up the

phone. And Charlie is crazy about his dogs, you know.

Where does he keep his dogs, Marie?

I don't know. He moves them around a lot, you know.

He's afraid that that Larry Arcadia is going to use the dogs to get to him.

This is the man that was in here.

That's him.

Uh -huh.

Check the kennels on the east side.

Yes, sir.

Marie. You give my man over there a description of the dogs, all right? And,

don't worry.

Come here.

Put a plant on this joint. Yes, sir. Oh, uh, Evelyn McNeil called. She finally

left the message.

I know that you're very busy. Yeah, well, let me understand this. You gave

captain's wife a watch, which you bought with a rubber check that's still

bouncing. A check? What rubber check?

I mean, you think I would do a thing like that on purpose?

Oh, you got money in the account?

Well, it's just that I've been so busy lately, I haven't had time to... Not

exactly. Not exactly?

That's like being not exactly pregnant.

Lieutenant, I'm sorry for all this trouble.

How much, Ramos?

$375.

Yes, Lieutenant.

Forget the tax.

What's the matter?

Leo, thank you. Thank you. And I'll pay you back every cent I promise, but

you... You know, I get confused with my funds sometimes.

What happened to all that money you were holding? I don't know. As good as I am

with numbers, I could never balance my checkbook. And why don't you stop

worrying about me?

Well, if you had more money than you're spending, then you wouldn't have to

worry about balancing anything.

Yeah, but lately, I don't know. I'm so busy with the apartment and then

and then with Jack and then... Stop it!

I forgot to ask. What?

How's the job?

Oh, Theo, it's very gratifying.

Isn't that nice?

But if you don't stop laying off these bets for the big boys, using the

brokerage house interstate telephones, the feds will be on you, not me.

Well, what are you talking about? I'm talking about some overripe chick who

can't stop dreaming and can't stop looking for the rainbow.

Can't there be...

Assistant D .A. Lynn is in your office. Lynn, nervous Nellie.

He's nervous. I'm hysterical.

What's going on?

Disappearing, rushing about, secret phone calls?

Have you got a problem?

Don't prompt him. What I have to say doesn't require answers.

I want Kojak's head, Captain, if it's for no reason other than the fact he

retains his cool even when he's about to hang. Just like in the old movies.

I thought you wanted Charlie Winston.

Winston? Not some empty hotel room.

Where is he?

Why won't your men tell me? Well, we've had to move him several times.

Okay. Just take me to the last place you put him.

I don't know where that is.

What the hell do you mean you don't know where that is?

What the lieutenant means is that the team wet -nursing Winston is under

instructions to make no contact except during certain hours.

What hours?

Uh, you got something on for the night?

Yeah, a very important meeting with my boss at 8 o 'clock.

You blew it.

I mean, that's the time they usually call in.

Can I call you someplace?

I'll call you.

No tricks.

I just made myself your co -conspirator.

Why did I do that?

Because you care for me.

Why don't you just tell the captain you've had it up to here with his sister

-law after all you've done for her?

Cracker, you're a sane voice breezing through a dark night in a mad, mad, mad

world. You know something?

I'm going to do it right now.

How's this sound?

Captain Evelyn McNeil, you know she's a headache.

Oh, it's true. She was married to a fellow officer, your brother.

Shot in the line of duty and became an invalid.

And it's true that she took care of him and loved him right up until the day he

died. But, Captain, that's not our problem.

I mean, she's still looking for the odds.

She's still looking to get even in one day for all the troubles. But that's not

our problem, Captain. Okay.

Lillian, I'm telling you, the watch is beautiful.

Well, on top of that, she dropped by with Jack Cohen.

Remember him?

Well, apparently they're seeing a lot of each other.

So maybe things are finally turning her way.

She's got a great idea.

You tell him.

Lillian, please.

Don't cry.

Lillian.

Lillian, I've always said that one day Evelyn will get what she deserves.

Just a minute. I made a great deal with that cop for us. He was going to turn

over all your money and the betting book to the gambling squad.

Stop that.

Listen. Will you just listen?

I mean, I really saved you guys a headache of enormous proportions.

And I don't even get a thank you, not to mention a bonus, which I'll let ride

for a while.

Really, I was desperate for us. Five grand, huh?

Five Gs to a cop off the street. Who was it, the commissioner?

Now, wait a minute.

You gave me $20 ,000, right?

I'd already laid off $15 ,000. I just didn't bet the college teams, and you

them all wrong anyway.

All the college teams won.

Every one a long shot.

You know, the five grand you didn't bet cost us $12 ,000.

Well, look, let's look at the bright side. We still have the betting book.

Where? Where?

The cop's name. We want it. Oh, no, no, no.

I can't do that. You see, the deal I had with the cop was that after I gave him

the money, we both just lost the alley and it was a closed thing between us.

Evelyn, you ain't a chicken anymore, but you could still make out if your face

was no full of scars.

Huh? His name.

Uh, uh, Kojak.

The lieutenant from the hand south?

Who can tell with this broad? You know who her brother -in -law is.

I'll make it easy for you. I'm E. Kojak.

He tells us that a five grand also buys his goodwill.

He won't show. Rent a 12 ,000 or you're dead.

Let's go.

Run this list through your office when you get back.

No, I can't. I mean, well, not for a while.

All of a sudden, the boss is watching me all the time.

What do you care? You got a five grand cop in your pocket.

So, what have we got here, Mr. Arcadia?

You're looking for Mr. Charlie Winston because you're afraid he might testify

front of the grand jury and hang you, right?

Don't answer that!

Because if I was in your shoes, you know, I'd be doing the same thing, up

murder, what and all that.

But I'm not in your shoes, and you know what?

I'm glad.

Because they stink, and so do you.

I'm glad I gave you the chance to act like a cop.

Sit down.

Now, you listen, and you listen good, all right?

You come within one mile of Charlie Winston.

And I'll consider it a violent act.

And now can I escort you to the door?

What are you holding him for?

Oh, posing as a dog lover.

But before 72 hours up, we're going to nail him for eating dog's business.

Lieutenant Evelyn McNeil is on the phone.

Tell her I'm out.

We're right.

All right, cover the back.

Make sure you keep it low profile, all right?

No, they won't touch you, because I'm not going to let them.

Okay, thank you.

Okay, I got the car.

How come we're going to take a car? I mean, I thought we were going to take an

airplane. We are.

Hello, Lieutenant.

Did you find Charlie yet?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, Charlie.

That was a smart move, Charlie.

Arcadia's man was by here yesterday, you know. And he don't figure to come back

too fast.

But I figured out, didn't I?

So he will, too.

Arcadia made his point.

I keep my mouth shut or they do something to my dogs. The back is clear.

Cover the street again.

Marie will stay behind and take care of your dogs. And I'll send a couple of

officers to cover Marie. Come on, let's go.

No! You want them to get killed?

That's what you want, isn't it?

Don't you guys ever think about helping anybody?

Quick and right.

Charles, I have no sympathy for guys like you.

You know, when you were working for Arcadia, you didn't care what he did to

people. But then you saw him kill somebody, you got scared.

All right, you're not too swift. You learned the lesson.

I'm going to give you another chance.

You help us finger Arcadia, and you take your licks and your lumps with the D

.A., okay?

Let's go.

Starrett, that broke with him.

Uh, later.

Can't talk to you now. Goodbye.

You want the bed or not?

You got it.

Comment ça va, Montreal?

McNeil here, New York.

Listen, I'll take Duquesne and...

a spread.

Listen, dear, the condition that Pittsburgh's in, they couldn't beat a

school with 18 points.

I know that.

Why, uh... Cement?

For the whole industry is solid.

Hey, Theo.

Winston finally safe?

You tell the DA that I personally will escort Charlie Winston to the grand

Lieutenant, it's Derek. You know the guy who... I know who he is.

I forgot.

Is the Roseland open tonight?

Yeah, hello, friend.

Theo, I hate to be a bother.

Hey, look, Fred, I'm sorry for all the trouble, okay?

I hate to say that anybody is hopeless, but she sure is running for a first.

Now, did you fire her? No, I didn't fire her.

I can't figure her out.

She came in and made some calls, then quit.

It was just a few phone calls a day. Lord knows we can afford them, but...

it was just the idea she was using the phone to place bets.

I guess I overreacted.

Tell her I'm sorry.

Yes. Ah, well, I will get back to you, Coochie Coo.

Anything?

The usual.

How you can stay so calm with a hot property like Charlie Winston still in

hands?

Hello?

Hello, Jack. This is Lieutenant Kojak.

Hi, Lieutenant.

Uh, Jack, can I speak to Evelyn?

Well, she's still at work.

Oh. Well, did she ever say anything about quitting her job?

No, why should she? She loves the job. She blesses you for getting it for her.

Yeah.

Well, I'm just anxious for it to work out, okay?

You tell her I called.

Sure.

The trees are nice this time of the year.

What are you doing here? Catering a wedding?

Lieutenant Kojak just hung up.

Oh? You're in trouble again.

No.

Don't lie, Evelyn.

You know something?

The kids have something in this idea that people should live together before

they get married.

I think the only trouble is, I mean, if you lose someone...

With them, you get to know them so well that you probably never marry them,

right? Where would the country be if nobody got married? I mean, for one

it would put all the catering halls out of business, right?

Whenever you're in trouble, you make speeches.

Jack, what do you worry about me for? I love you.

Your mother does love me. My mother doesn't give me goose pimples when I

her. We're not even of the same faith.

What kind of trouble are you in?

I'm too old for you.

We're the same age.

Well...

Jack, it's better if you push me out of your life.

After you tell me.

I met these guys.

That's all? You met these guys in Lieutenant Kojak halls?

You know I like to gamble a little. It was at a betting joint.

You know I'm very good with numbers.

The guys?

Well, they're really big time. They shop around for bookies the way you shop

around for groceries.

They lay off a point here, a point there.

So I got into them for some money, and all they wanted me to do was to lay off

some over the wires across the country, you know, at my job.

Nothing big time, just small stuff, you know, so I wouldn't disturb the odds.

You understand?

I want to know what's wrong, and you're teaching me how to gamble.

Different face I can live with, but a man who doesn't understand a thing about

gambling, I... Yeah, I know, I know. I'll make a lousy husband.

Explain to me how you can lose when you bet somebody else's money for them.

I did not like some of their choices.

So I bet some of the teams that I liked.

You used their money.

Well, I was doing great.

But you're still in trouble.

For a while, I was doing fantastically.

Then I didn't. How much? Don't get mad.

$12 ,000, they say.

have the cop meeting set up you can't just walk up to a cop and say uh hey you

want to join the club that a deal was if we buy the cop we forget the 12 000 but

you know something you're not thinking you are really not thinking about this

sure we are evelyn now look out the window

I'll be down in a minute.

That them?

Yes, that's them. Listen, they've got a great new idea about how I can make up

the loss.

Now, Jack, don't worry.

Remember, you break out.

Don't talk to me like a child, you hear? I love you. I want to take care of you.

I'm a middle -aged, partly used -up woman with terrible compulsion to

And without a dime, you deserve better.

I don't want better. I want you. I'll get you the money.

Listen, if I had the luck to fall in love with a guy with money, would I be

this kind of trouble now?

I'll take out a loan. I'll sell my car. I'll sell the apartment.

Don't go.

I'll be right up. Don't worry.

Lieutenant Kojak, hurry.

What's this all about?

Tell him it's about Evelyn.

Please, quickly.

Mrs. McNeil? Oh, yes, Mr.

Hicks just phoned me, and he said that you have a new idea about me. Yeah, I

You want to get in the car right now? Get in the car.

Manhattan South, Rizzo.

No, he's not here.

Lieutenant.

Go, Jack. If you ever want to see Evelyn McNeil again, don't deliver Charlie

Winston to the grand jury.

What's wrong?

Did you postpone the hearing? How long?

I don't know.

Lieutenant, this guy's called before. He says it's an emergency.

Lieutenant.

Go, Jack. Lieutenant.

Listen, Evelyn's in terrible trouble. I'm not kidding.

Some men took her away.

I know, Jack. They just called. Where are you now?

Outside the place where they took her.

I followed them.

216 West Canal Street.

All right, I'll be right over.

Hey, we have to be in court. I .A .D., what did I do now?

You have a Lieutenant Kojak on your staff.

I .A .D. has information that he's involved in a gambling operation with a

Evelyn McNeil.

Hey, Rivera, come here.

They let you out, and in one hour you're in trouble. So much for rehabilitation.

Good, cuff him.

Hi, may I come in?

I'm just scared.

Here, drink this.

What

the

hell are you doing with your life?

I don't know those men.

Come on. If you weren't involved with these crumbs, they wouldn't even know

existed. I was just trying to make a few extra bucks.

You're a grown woman.

I mean, you're not a child. You don't deal with the rumpled stilt skins and

fairy tales and the money treason like that. You're a middle -aged woman.

Yeah, well, I was trying to get some money saved up for the middle -aged.

that's Jack's problem, not mine.

Gee, it's nice to see good friends enjoying each other's company. You

find a cop.

And from now on, if I need a cop, I'll dial 911.

Hey, when your diaper's wet and you're getting a rash, you don't call the cops.

Stop it! Stop it, both of you!

Lieutenant, I don't mind you yelling at her. Just don't raise your voice.

I mean, don't take a chance. Take us someplace far away.

We're going to go to Israel. We're going to drink Irish coffee in the neck of

desert. Yeah?

Israel.

Are you kidding?

Well, that's not far enough.

Well, everything resolved?

Well, it's a long story.

All right.

Come on, Winston. You're first.

Kevin said not to come back. But I don't have money. He is a person, and I need

a few clothes and a little suntan lotion.

I don't want to take a minute.

All

right,

let's go, Stavros. And remember, just explain what Winston told you about

Arcadia kill him.

Tell my mother I love her.

Come on, we'll sit down, huh?

Lieutenant. Oh.

Hi, Jack. Say hello to Crocker Saperstein.

Lieutenant, she's in trouble again.

So what else is new?

Lieutenant, please.

Those men she owes money to, they're in her apartment right now.

Yeah, but I told her not to go there.

All right, Theo, you're next. Let's go over your testimony.

Get her, Dilly.

Crocker, go get my car. Take Jack with you. Come on.

Wasn't that Jack Cohen?

What's going on around here? Well, he just came by to wish us luck.

Hey, Oye.

I had a visit from Internal Affairs.

There's a rumor on the street that you were bought.

Oh, really? Who bought me?

Evelyn.

Two high rollers named Hicks and Morgan.

I don't know what the hell's going on, but you can't leave.

The captain's sister -in -law is in trouble.

I told our friends that we bought a cop.

You know how we're gonna look?

Oh, hello, Morgan.

Hicks?

Yeah.

Me go, Jack.

You met at Belmont a couple of times.

And I got a big fat bulletin for you. No deal.

Then we want our money.

I spent it.

You like the threads?

You two -bit phony con artist.

Two minutes after we make a deal, you leak it out on the streets, right? And I

get busted by Internal Affairs.

I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry. Be worried.

Because from now on, you're on your own.

You're marrying my captain's brother, not me.

We got a problem.

Good. Why don't you hit on her a couple of times?

That way I pick you up for a soft. Do it for me. I might get lucky. You'll be

murder one.

That way I'll get off the hook with internal affairs.

She owes us 12 grand.

Five.

Coach, they scared me to death.

That's why I said I bought you.

I'm not very courageous.

Here's the deal.

She owes you nothing.

And she's got to get out of town by tomorrow night.

That way I don't pick you up for kidnapping, I don't pick you up for

and I don't pick you up for attempted bribery.

The deal stinks.

All right, I throw in the bonus.

I won't leak it out on the street. What a fool, this little lady made out of two

top, sharp gamblers who've been ripping off the books all over the country.

Now get out of here.

Let's go.

You got nothing to say?

This is for you.

What are we, in love?

Now, don't be a wise guy.

Let somebody do something for you for a change.

Ramos said you were admiring it.

Yeah. I paid for the other one, too. Here's your check back.

Hey, Frank, listen.

Theo, please.

We work together.

We're friends.

I took advantage of that.

Every time she got in deeper, I knew about it. I was aware.

I pretended I had no idea of what was going on.

Theo, no matter what she does, how can I turn my back on her?

We can't stay long.

We're on our way to the airport.

Frank, did Lillian like the watch?

Cops catch crooks, huh?

Dear,

you know, when I was a little girl, I had a very rich friend.

And she had something I really wanted.

A nursemaid.

I think I can say I had that now, too.

I... I think it knocked some sense into me. Really, I...

I almost lost the best friend I ever had.

I wouldn't want that to happen.

How about chasing the rainbow?

I'm going to go low for that. I won't do it no more.

Oh, you will.

And you should.

But do it right. I mean, straight down the middle like the rest of them.

Oh, Jack.

Come on, we'd better hurry. We'll miss the plane.

Bye.

Bye.

Jack, why don't we stop off in Miami for a few days? They have this game called

High Life.

And you can bet Mutual or Quinella. And send some oranges.

They're really going, huh?

Bet on it.

I'll lay eight to five.

You're on.

I'll take some of that. Give me a coin, Stavros.

All right, Frank.

Call it.

Heads.