All language subtitles for Streets of San Francisco S03E22 Labyrinth.DVDRip.NonHI.en

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What are you doin'?

You're like a kid
with a new toy.

Gogo's the best
wheelman in town, Harry.

That's a fact.

Let's go.

Uh, yeah, Mr. Fabrieze, please.

Oh, wait a minute, honey.
I just thought of something.

I don't want to bother him
now. I'll go to my meeting first.

What's his room number again?

Oh, yeah, right. Thanks, honey.

717.

See, that's the
kind of information

I didn't think I'd have
to find out by myself.

Well, Harry, I spotted the
guy and relayed the word.

I just didn't want to do
anything on my own, that's all.

Look, you gotta understand
something, both you guys.

This is not a San
Francisco matter.

Well, the fight was
in St. Louis, wasn't it?

The punk is here, isn't he?

Jack Vinson, the
one in the middle.

Who is he?

Local talent. Call the police.

Get a couple of cars
over here right away.

It looks like we could have an
armed robbery on our hands.

Harry.

Dominick.

Come on in.

You know, I was...
I-I was expecting you.

I mean, uh, well, not today.

You know what I mean.

I got tired of running.

You guys remember

how I hated to do
any kind of road work.

You're dumb, Tony.
You know that?

Dumb.

Hey, uh, wait a minute. Hold it.

Oh, come on. Wait a
minute. Harry, hold it. Hold it.

Now, look, you-you saw
me go into the ring, right?

Okay, I'm startin'
to go in the ring.

Well, I felt somebody
tapping me on the shoulder...

Tapping me on the shoulder, see?

So, I-I turn around.

Who do you think it was?
It was my boy, my son.

Yeah, see, he-he had read about
the-the fight in the newspaper.

You see, the kid lives here
in the city with his mom.

We've been divorced
for years, and-and...

but she's got relatives
that-that live in St. Louis.

Dumb.

You-you think I don't
know about the rules,

don't you, Harry?

Well, I know about the rules.

I know you want me to...

I know you want me to take
the fall in the eighth round

because you're coming
up with a new contender.

But there's something
you don't know.

My son was sittin' out
there, my flesh and my blood,

and I couldn't do it.

And I wouldn't do it, not
for you, not for anybody!

I couldn't, and
I wouldn't do it!

You know what
that fight cost us?

How much could it cost?

It cooled Eddie Battista.
Eddie Battista's on his way up.

Oh, come on. He's young.
He-he's got another shot.

We had to break
off contract talks

with the Fontaine
kid in New York,

- the number three contender.
- Harry...

Yeah. Our Puerto
Rican kid Battista

against the number
three contender,

a Puerto Rican in New York City.

That would have been really big.

Closed circuit, all those
beautiful ancillary rights.

You're dumb, Tony.

Dumb. Dumb, Tony. Dumb.

You know what I'd do to you
in the ring, brass knuckles?

- Hey, what are you doin', man?!
- Pete!

Wait a minute. Wait a
minute. What's goin' on?

You just hold it.
Hold it right there.

- Who is he?
- Just hold it right there!

No-nobody's gonna get hurt, see?

I-I don't want to
hurt-hurt anybody else.

Now-now just relax, both of you,

and just-just stay there.

Please, just stay
right... right there.

Relax. This guy's
gotta be out of his mind.

Hey, I said just relax.

Don't try it, pal.

I'm tellin' you.

- Harry?
- Yeah.

Harry. Harry?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.

Come on, we gotta
get out of here, Harry.

All right.

Hey, Dom...

Harry. Harry. We gotta
get out of here, Harry.

Come on, let's go.

- We're going up.
- Well, hit that stop button.

No, no, no, no, no.
We'll have to go up first.

Somebody just
beat us to the punch.

Coast hotels...

Ah, here you go.

It's the top.

Would you believe it?

All the way to the top.

Harry. Harry, we gotta get down.

To what? If Tony's down there,

he'll finger us the
minute we show.

- Come on.
- I don't like it, Harry.

It's like being
sealed up in a tomb.

Just stay cool, and we'll try
to see what we can find out.

Now, remember,
everybody in this building

looks exactly like us.

The only way we look
any different from them

is if we panic.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

Who is he?

Name's Papus, Dominick
V. Missouri driver's license.

- Sure is a fast way down.
- Leaper?

No, no, I don't think so.

He was wearing these.

We got a call to get here
fast, possible armed robbery.

We were looking
up the security man

and this happened.

Thank you.

Oh, hey, would you mind
flipping on that TV, would you?

I got a couple of bucks
on that college game.

Sure.

It'll be a couple of
minutes yet, I guess.

- You want me to leave it on?
- Yeah, sure. Why not?

On the national news scene,

a White House spokesmen
today praised congressional leaders

for their prompt action
on recent legislation.

For details of that
refreshing, nonpartisan...

- Harry, we've gotta get down.
- To what?

Correspondent Carl Epstein.

Uh, yes, sir. This is
definitely one of the three men

that Mr. Guinness
and I saw go upstairs.

Guinness. Al Guinness? He's
your security man here now?

- Yes, sir.
- Did he recognize this man?

Uh, no, sir, not this one.

But he did identify
one of the others,

said his name was,
uh, Jack Vinson.

Vinson? That's Vince Tenny.

Yeah, he'd take a
contract on his own mother.

Where's Guinness now?

Well, he followed
these guys upstairs.

- He hasn't come down yet.
- What floor is that?

Uh, I don't know.

Window got broken
on the seventh floor.

Did you see any of the other
two men come down here yet?

No, not yet, sir.

All right, seal
off all the exits.

Call in if you need
any more men.

Nobody goes in or out
without an I.D. check.

Seal the exits?
You can't do that!

They can't do that.

Uh, I think I'm gonna
need another towel.

I'll get it. No, no,
sit down. Relax.

I'll get it.

I'm... look, lady,

I'm-I'm sorry I scared
you when I came in.

You see,

I think the reason was
because I'm so scared.

Of what?

Uh, uh,

well, some guys...

as soon as I...
Hold it right there.

Now, put the towel
on the lady's chair.

All right, we'll
play it your way.

Now, let's get
something straight.

You're put together pretty good.

But you believe me,

I can take you.

Even with this hole
in me right now,

I can take you.

You understand?

- I hear you.
- All right.

Thanks, lady.

It's... it's-it's a mess.

Al?

You okay?

Yeah. Yeah, sure.
Just, uh, startled me.

Well, how are you, Mike?

Okay. What happened?

Uh, elevator hung up.

I must have just missed 'em.

Three hoods. I-I spotted
one of them down in the lobby.

Jack Vinson?

Yeah, I think so.

Well, it's been quite a
while, but I'm pretty sure.

Did you call in the
room number yet?

Room number?

Uh, no. No. I figured
they were up to no good,

so I had the clerk call
in for help right away.

Front desk. This
is Lieutenant Stone.

Is Inspector Keller
anywhere around there?

Yeah. It looks like they had
quite a go-around, doesn't it?

Steve, I'm in room 717.

Find out whose
room it is, will you?

I'm here with Al
Guinness. I'll ask him.

Somebody reported a
gunshot. Did you hear it?

Gunshot? No.

I mean, maybe while I
was still in the elevator.

There's blood on the
carpet. Could've been.

I'm coming right down.

Come on. We're not
doing any good up here.

That's right, code 3000.

Now, Sergeant Woodruff
will be at the front entrance

for all directions.

- Right. Thank you.
- Code 3000... what's that?

- It's a blockade, sir.
- Blockade?

Here's that room
registration, Inspector.

Thank you. Anthony Fabrieze?

- Yeah.
- Fabrieze?

- He's been here two months?
- That's right.

- You know him?
- Well, not exactly.

He kind of keeps to himself,

you know, has all
his meals in his room.

Mr. Daly, I'm gonna need
a map of all the exits here.

Inspector, this is a
public relations matter.

We have guests here, regulars,
who are going to check out

if I turn this into a
circus atmosphere.

We've also got a
killer here, Mr. Daly.

Well, you don't know that.

Look, we know
somebody fired a gun.

We also know somebody got
hit, because you've got blood

all over one of
your rooms upstairs.

And I don't think that guy that
went out through the window

was trying to commit suicide.

Now, can I see
that chart, please?

In my office.

What about the kitchen?

There's a loading platform.

These are all the exits?

Well, there's a roof.

You can get onto it,
but you can't get off.

- Get a chopper.
- I got one on the way already.

Okay, what we'll do now
is start a floor-to-floor,

room-to-room sweep as soon
as all the exits are covered.

Okay.

Al, I want you

to help coordinate this with us.

Sure, Mike.

Whatever you say.

Yeah, that's right.

Thank you. Thanks very much.

Excuse me, but,
uh, this Fabrieze,

is he a stocky guy
about 40 years old

with a face that looks as
though he could've been

- in a couple of wars maybe?
- Yeah, that's right. That's him.

Tony Fabrieze
the fighter. Right.

One of the best welterweights

this town ever put out.

They pushed him into
the middleweight class,

and he got hurt. He
got hurt pretty bad.

- Has he been here for two months?
- Yeah, two months.

- Maybe a little bit longer.
- Thanks.

Wait a minute. Two months
ago, that was when, uh...

That's right.

A washed-up Fabrieze flattened
an Eddie Battista in St. Louis.

You lost money on that fight.

Mm-hmm, but I'll bet
somebody else lost a lot more.

- Get on the horn to Records.
- Right.

- I'll lay you odds that...
- Excuse me.

That the guy on the street

with the brass knuckles...

I'll bet you he is
Syndicate muscle.

One of 'em shot Fabrieze?
Outside line, please.

Yeah. If he started
swinging back,

that's the only way they
could've stopped him.

- Hustle.
- Okay.

Look at this.

There's cops crawling
all over this place.

What'd you do, kill somebody?

Sit down.

Sit down? What do
you mean, sit down?

Whatever you did down there
is gonna bring 'em up here.

Maybe we don't want that.
Maybe we don't even need that.

Pete.

You want 'em coming up here
asking questions of you, huh?

- How do you feel?
- Not too good.

It's a hell of a time to start
playing nursie, sweetie.

You need a doctor.

I know, but that'll
have to wait.

You don't care if he finds out.
You really don't care, do you?

You're just gonna go
home, say you're sorry,

pick up a new
checkbook or paycheck

and go out and find
some other dude to...

Hey, you, shut your mouth.

And sit down.

I said sit down now!

Uh, lady,

listen, uh,

maybe you can do me a favor.

Yeah, uh...

Make a phone call for me.

I trust you.

Yes. Inspector Keller.

Go ahead, please.

Yeah.

Right.

Right, okay. Thank
you very much.

Mike.

Yeah, check the exits, will you?

The guy that went
through the window...

He is a Syndicate man.

He's got a jacket full of
assaults and batteries,

two suspicion of murders,
but he beat 'em both.

Well, he lost that round,
didn't he? Where's Al?

I don't know. I thought
he was with you.

No.

You guys go back
a long time, huh?

Yeah, he carried a shield.

When was that?

Oh, up till about
five years ago.

He and his partner
got caught in a setup,

got chopped up pretty bad.

His partner's name was Zeno,

bled to death in AI's arms.

Al lost his nerve after
that and just packed it in.

Oh, hello, Mrs. Fabrieze?

Yes?

I'm calling for your husband.

He isn't here.

No, no, I-I mean
that he asked me

to call you for him.

All right, who is this?

My name isn't important.

What's important is
that you come to him.

He needs you.

Tony needs me.

You know, that's almost funny.

You know what you can tell him?

You can tell him that I
needed him once, too.

Mrs. Fabrieze, he's hurt.

He's been hurt before.

Nobody makes him
do what he does.

Look, I gotta go now.

Oh, wait. Wait. Please.

He's hurt very badly.

He's in the Pierre Hotel.

He said he has to
see you and his son.

He may be dying.

Well, now that one I
haven't heard before.

Mrs. Fabrieze...

Now, look, lady, um, what
do you want me to say?

Thank you?

Okay. Thank you.

But now just so
you know something,

as far as I'm concerned

Tony died a long time ago.

What is it, Mom?

It's, uh... it's nothing, honey.

W-was it about Dad?

It's nothin'. It's okay.

This was just handed to me.

A man leaped
or fell to his death

from the seventh floor
of a downtown hotel.

There was also a
report of a shooting,

though there are no
further details at this time.

Police are on the scene.

No suspects have
been identified.

The victim was
identified as Dominick...

Hey. Almost kickoff.

Yeah, I'll catch you
for the second half.

Wait, please.

Hi. What's your stop?

Garage, please.

Oh, it's nice
traveling with you.

Excuse me.

- Lieutenant.
- Have you been briefed?

We caught Woodruff outside.
Where do you want us?

- On a screen.
- All buttoned up, Mike.

If they're still inside,
we'll flush 'em out.

Now, you guys,
second floor, wall to wall.

- Then come back down here.
- Excuse me.

I'm sorry, you can't
go upstairs right now.

We've got two
more units coming in.

- I have to go up there.
- I'm gonna find Guinness.

All right. We've got a little
trouble upstairs right now.

- I'm sorry.
- But my husband is up there.

I suggest you use the
house phone right here.

Call him and ask
him to come on down.

Sergeant, you
watch the elevators.

- Excuse me, ma'am.
- Right.

Hold it. Hold it
right there, please.

Put it down!

Get me Stone.

Shut up, lady!

I said shut up!

Harry, what are you doing?
We could've used her.

Get off!

- Like a ball and a chain.
- What about the kid?

He's a punk. Punks talk.

That's the one.

All right, hold the next
car that comes down,

and let's watch
where this one stops.

Stay cool. That's
what you said, right?

Stay cool.

Hit the next three stops.

That's it.

Mike! Mike, wait a minute.

Come on. Come on. Stop
punching all the buttons.

Okay, that's it. Let's go.

The guys on the second floor...
Tell 'em to work their way up.

We'll try to nail
'em in between.

Right. Second floor,
come in, please.

Watch yourself now.

Swing right.

Steve.

She's alive.

Take her down and then
have headquarters send

every available man they
can, empty this building fast.

Listen, why don't we back
off, let 'em get on the streets

and work it out there?

Is that the decision you'd
make if you were in charge?

This could happen again.

And what would happen if
all the people who had guns

in their hands would go
around acting like God? No, sir.

Nobody leaves this
building under any condition.

- You got that?
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

You don't agree, do you?

I don't know, but now
is not the time to argue.

♪♪

Try to get a make
on him, will you?

- I'll be inside.
- Right.

Have someone tell that pilot,
anything moves on the roof,

- I want to know about it.
- Will do.

Excuse me, ma'am. Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Sorry. Excuse me.

- I'll get it.
- No. No.

Look, man, all I
want is out of here

before somebody
finds you in this room.

Yeah, I'm comin'!

Come on, why don't
you get in the bathroom?

Now, wait a minute.
What about my phone call?

Like I said, you trusted
the wrong lady, okay?

- Yes, what is it?
- Police officer.

There's an emergency,
and the hotel

- is being evacuated.
- Why, what happened?

There's no time
for explanations, sir.

If you take the elevator
down to the lobby,

you can leave through
the main entrance.

If there's anyone with you...

No, no, my wife's already
downstairs. Thank you.

- Good.
- Come on.

- Anything?
- No.

They didn't come
down the stairs.

All right, give me this thing.

Check the next floor.

Carson, are you there?

This is Lieutenant Stone.

Stocky guy, he's got a big nose

- all pushed across his face.
- Steve?

- Yeah?
- Mike.

Okay. Thank you very
much. Yeah, Mike?

Steve, we're drawing
blanks up here.

Any action at the exits?

No, it's all clear down
here and on the roof, too.

We've got the helicopter up.

Well, I guess we got
'em bottled up all right.

It's just that the
bottle's too big.

Listen, I think I got something.

I was talking to a maid
who literally got decked

by Fabrieze as he was
running down the stairs

from the seventh floor.

She saw him go down
the corridor on the sixth.

She see the room?

No. No, but if he's hurting,

he must be holed
up there someplace.

Well, get Guinness up here
with a set of keys, will you?

- I'm on the fifth floor.
- I haven't seen Guinness.

Well, get somebody up here.

I'll wait for 'em
at the elevator.

♪♪

What happened? Where is he?

Exactly where you left him.
Now, let's get out of here

before we have to start
explaining how he got there

and what we were doing there.

We can't just
leave him like that.

We don't owe him anything.

You made that
phone call, didn't you?

Well, that's enough. Now,
you let his family look after him.

She isn't coming.
She doesn't care.

Well, all right, then
there's your reason,

and there's another reason
that man up there got shot.

Now, Judith, you use your
head, and let's get out of here.

Come on, let's go.

The hotel's being
evacuated, gentlemen.

There's no need for alarm.
We just want everybody out

and as quickly as
possible, please.

Excuse me, gentlemen,
the hotel's being evacuated.

Throw your clothes on
and get downstairs, please,

on the double.

- Now we split up.
- Why?

They saw us together
in the elevator.

They'll be thinking
about us that way.

Okay.

Nothing.

Mike.

You got something?

Yeah, a wheelman...
Andy "Gogo" Friezell.

He's got not much of a record,

but he's worked
with Vinson before.

So, I guess Al was
right about who he saw.

- You see him yet?
- Who, Guinness?

No, uh, the manager said he
was gonna check out the rooms

we already looked, in
case he doubled back.

The guys we're looking for?

Hey, you know, that
wouldn't be a bad idea.

Squeezing from the
bottom up like this,

we're letting all the
people go down to the floors

after we've cleared them.

Safest place in the whole hotel

will be the first
room we started in.

Well, not for Al. If he
walked in that room alone,

and they were still in there...

Listen, you get
yourself a partner

before you start poking
around in these other rooms.

- You hear me?
- Yes, sir.

Wait a minute. Here.

Steve and I are
going back upstairs.

That's a long way down.

Maybe not as far
as I've gone already.

Come on, Al.

- I - froze, Mike. I froze.

Just relax. Take
it easy. Forget it.

Forget it? How do
you forget the fact

that you're a coward,

that you're too afraid of
death to function anymore?

That doesn't prove anything.

I saw them. I saw them up here.

I could have stopped
them. I was afraid.

I was yellow.

No, you were alone.

You called for support. That
was the right thing to do, Al.

I would have stopped
them before... before...

Listen to me.

Just listen to me
now. Listen carefully.

You were a good
cop for 20 years.

That's a long time.

It's too long to let a
small, little thing like that

outweigh all the rest.

It's still with me, Mike.

It's always with me.

Al, it's with all of us.

It's just a question of degree.

The two of you weren't
hiding from it, hmm?

Yeah, but that doesn't mean
that it couldn't happen sometime.

You want to stick with me now?

Okay.

Then we're gonna
walk our way down.

You take the stairway at
the other end of the hall.

- We'll take this one here.
- Right.

Come on. Grab your coat.

All right. Police! Hold it!

Al, you keep going.

Keep your eyes open.

Hold it!

Had enough?!

Al! Are you okay?

Get up, will you?

Yeah. I think I twist...

I twisted my ankle, though.

Yeah. You twisted it all right.

You just lie back. We'll
get you downstairs.

So, where's your friend?

You'll get nothin' from me, cop.

Fine.

Then you get plenty from me.

Take him downstairs
and book him.

Let's go.

Murder one, three counts.

♪♪

I feel like I'm bailing
out on you again.

Oh, come on now, will you?

How much good can you
do me with a busted foot?

All I want you to do is tell
me everything you know

about this other
guy, the last one.

Well, I don't know any
more than I told you, Mike...

About 45, 50,

brown hair, about the
same size as Vinson,

uh, brown suit. That's it.

- Hat?
- No hat.

Mustache? Sideburns?

No mustache. Hair
was medium cut.

Did he have any scars. How
did he walk? Did he have a limp?

- No, nothing special.
- Oh, come on, Al.

- Sorry, Mike.
- What about jewelry?

- Did he have any jewelry?
- I don't know.

- Tiepin, ring, watch?
- Hey, hey, yeah, maybe.

When he was on the house phone,

I think I remember a ring...

- Right hand, little finger.
- What kind?

Big, stone set in gold...

A diamond, I think.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure.

Al...

Al, you just think you
left the police force.

You and I are gonna
have a long talk.

Okay.

All right, get him out of here.

Vinson, I'll see you soon.

He change his mind?

No, and he'd rather talk
to us than the guy upstairs.

- Well, Al remembered something.
- What?

The guy we're looking
for has a big diamond ring

on his right pinkie.

Hey, now where did
he pull that out from?

Oh, 20 years of practice
and a little pushing by me.

I think I got something, too.

Now, Vinson came down
the stairs on the fifth floor.

There's a gym somewhere
up on the middle floors,

- and it could be on the fifth.
- A gym?

Yeah, a gym for the
guests to work out.

- It'd be a good place to hide.
- Well, let's take a look.

- Okay.
- Excuse me.

- Yes, ma'am.
- I-I talked to you before

- by the elevators.
- Yes, I remember.

I'll be at the front desk.
Get someone in that gym.

Right. Listen, ma'am, if
it's about your husband...

He's not my husband.

Well, ma'am, I, uh...

Look, I saw something. A
man came into the room.

He-he was hurt,
bleeding. He'd been shot.

What room?

Does all this have
to go into a report?

I mean-I mean, do the
newspapers have to see it?

Lady, look, there
are two men in there

that could be dangerous
to anybody in the hotel.

- Now, if you can't tell...
- He won't hurt anybody.

- He's dying.
- What room?

610.

- He's alive.
- Let me have that thing.

That's how he slipped us.

He walked into
the first open room.

This is Stone. I'm in 610.

Send some attendants up here.
We've got someone that's hurt.

Here, you stay with
him. Come on, Steve.

Let's get down to that gym.

What are you doing here?

What's up?

Weren't you told to leave?

Yeah, but somebody's
gotta do this.

I want to see an I.D., and
I want to see it right now.

Hey, you know what
the burglary rate is

around a place like this?

I mean, I only pack enough
money in the morning

for lunch and a couple of beers.

My wallet's home
in my sock drawer.

Put the towel down.

Huh?

Put the towel down
and put it down easy.

Okay.

How about that ring?
Not afraid of losing that?

Nah, nah, that's on like glue.

Face the wall.

- Huh?
- Now!

Okay, all right. All right.

Face the wall and lean.

I said lean!

I found him in the
weight room, Lieutenant.

All right, drop those
guns. Drop 'em!

Tell him.

Tell him or I'll
snap it like a pencil.

Back off, Landers.

Please, please, I don't
have anything to do with this.

I-I was just waiting for my
son to drive over from Marin.

Shut up, Pop.

All right, dump your
guns right down there.

Back off.

All right, come on. Come on!

Flat against the wall!

Please. Please, I don't
have anything to do with this.

I was just waiting for my son.

I heard a whirlybird
up there, didn't I?

- That's right.
- Set it down on the roof.

You'll never get away with this.

Then neither does he.

Now, you tell that to
whoever is up there, okay?

- Please, I was just waiting...
- Shut up!

- Easy does it.
- Somebody get on that horn.

- I want that bird on the roof.
- Landers, use the phone

- in that room.
- Yes, sir.

Tell 'em to set the
chopper down on the roof

and-and to wait for
further orders from me.

I'll give the orders.

No. You don't take another move

without me at your side.

You move and he's dead.

You shoot that gun...

and we'll tear you apart.

You're bluffin'.

- Try me.
- Please.

Okay.

You tell 'em I'm
coming out with a cop.

Mike?

Keller... you're in charge.

You know how I feel
about these things.

I don't want anybody
to stop this man.

You got that?

Yes, sir.

What happened? Did he take Mike?

Mike took him.

All right, we're only
gonna get one chance.

Get out!

Now, drop the gun
right there! Drop it!

Drop it! Back off!

Back off! Drop the
gun out the window.

Drop it!

All right, it's all over.

Get on the phone

and get a stretcher
up here for him.

Oh, man, oh, man!

What's the matter?

You sure go a long
way to prove a point.

- What do you mean?
- You know what I mean.

Letting me handle the situation.

Oh, come on.

I knew you were
there all the time.

What did I have to worry about?

Wait, that's my dad!

Dad, are you okay?

What happened?
Some lady called us.

They did some emergency
work on him up there.

He's gonna make it.

Thank God.

Yeah, I'm just glad we
got to him when we did.

Well, I-I suppose you want

some more information
for your report.

Uh, no. No, we have
everything that we need.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Just made another
decision for yourself, huh?

Yeah, well, that's what happens
when you put me in charge.

Oh, yeah.

Listen, I've been thinking.

Since we know the
floor plan here so well,

it wouldn't be a bad idea

if maybe the
policeman's convention

were held here next
year. What do you think?

You don't like the idea.

No, no, I-I think
it's a good idea.

Matter of fact, I'll
put in a request

- to headquarters for you.
- You will?

Yes, sir. Then I'll take a
vacation that week, thank you.

Oh, "yes, sir," he
says, huh? Yes, sir.

I better learn to duck

every time I hear
that, "yes, sir."