Go ahead.
Radio check.
One. Two. Three. Four. Five.
Okay. Report when you get there.
Fasten your belt.
Your belt.
Calling Barranca.
- Calling Barranca. - Go ahead.
MacPherson speaking. We got down all right.
The doctor says we got to get this fellow to the hospital right away.
They're loading him in now. His father's coming along, too.
Can you get out of there with that extra weight?
I got a little help from the wind.
I'll go off the ledge, and use the canyon to pick up flying speed.
Let me know if you make it.
Brace yourselves and hang on to him. This will be quite a drop.
- Calling Barnanca. - Go ahead.
MacPherson speaking. We got out all right, all in one piece.
What'd you want me to do, pat you on the back?
Signing off.
Come in.
Busy?
It seems very natural.
Yes, it does, doesn't it?
- Like my hair this way? - I thought it was different.
T could hardly believe my eyes. I had no idea...
It's a small world.
- Hello, Geoff. - Hello, Judy.
I'm not so sure we should've done that.
Same old goo. You haven't changed a bit.
Were you surprised to find me married?
No, somebody wrote me something about it.
I thought you'd had enough of fliers.
So did I.
You getting along all right?
I'm very happy.
Did you tell him about us?
He never asked me.
Judy, I wish you tuck. If there's anything I can do for you...
While you're in the mood, would you do something about our room?
What's the matter with it?
Remember the one I had at Catalina?
It's even smalter than that, and no bath.
Wetl, I'll do what I can.
Mrs. MacPherson, Miss Lee.
Miss Lee has to know everything. She'd probably like to ask you some questions.
I would not!
Never mind!
Still at it, aren't you, Geoff?
What?
Oh, you mean...
No, no. She's stopping over between boats.
- At your invitation? - My invitation? I woufdn't ask any...
Any woman to do anything.
I've heard that before.
You can't keep that up forever.
You'll meet someone sometime you'll have to ask.
I haven't so far.
Cut it out! Cut it out!
You all right?
Yeah, sure.
- Take him in there. - Come on, Kid.
- You'll do. - Thanks.
Why don't you two pick on somebody you can handle?
- I think it's busted. - Yeah?
Try to move your fingers.
Not a wiggle.
That's fine. What started this?
The Kid came in, had a couple of drinks.
Gent and I got to squawking about working with this felow Bat.
- One thing led to another... - Gonna quit?
- That was the main idea. - Next thing, I wound up on the floor.
- That guy acted like he was crazy. - You'd be crazy, too.
- Why? - I had to ground him.
He's through flying.
- Oh. - His eyes?
That's tough.
No wonder he went nuts.
- You better take that to the hospital. - Just a minute. F want to talk to Kid.
Me, too.
Mr. Peters?
What did you say about working with my husband?
- I didn't say anything, did I? - Why should you?
I guess you misunderstood, lady.
Look, Kid.
We didn't know anything about... Geoff just told us the bad news.
Yeah? Still figure on quitting?
I guess if you can stand that guy, we've got no right to kick.
Okay, forget it.
I just didn't pick out a good place to land.
I'm sorry about that other thing.
What about me? I didn't get this by walking into a door.
Kiss it and make it well.
It's better already.
Les, get that arm down to the hospital right away.
Well, you're another guy short.
That's how it goes.
I certainly am a great help to you.
We'tl get along atl right. Maybe I could teach Dutchy to fy.
Who, me? No, no. I don't want to.
Who's running this airline?
Geoff, please. Include me out.
It's not a bad idea.
Geoff, I don't want to fty.
Cheer up.
Hartword said to give you this check. If it's not satisfactory, let him know.
Wait a minute.
Oh, yeah, I forgot.
- What about my passage money? - You don't need it. You got the job.
Maybe I oughta pat you on the back.
You don't have to. Just do what I tell you to do.
You mean, anything that's a little too tough for somebody else?
Yeah. Yeah, that's about it.
Look, I'm knee-deep in friends around here...
but you're one guy t can send out in any kind of weather, on any job...
and only worry about the ship getting back.
On those terms, you still want the job?
- T don't know any other way I'd want it. - Good.
Go out and look around the field. Get acquainted.
Anything you want to know, ask Mike.
And if he won't talk to you, tell him it's orders.
Yes, sir.
Dutch, come and get it.
Now you can get that ship out of hock.
I'm afraid we need more than...
- Isn't that too much? - Not for that kind of flying.
Geoff, I don't know.
If you want to thank somebody, thank him.
One way you can do that is to get him a decent room.
- I haven't got a thing. - What about the one on the batcony?
Miss Lee is in that.
- Right next to me? - I thought you...
- Stop thinking. Get her out of there! - If you want.
- I do. But get the ship first. - Yes.
- Get it here as fast as you can. - Sure.
- Hello. - Hello, Bonnie. How you doing?
Oh, not bad...
after spending the night in that mouse auditorium I'm sleeping in.
Just about enough room for me and a flint gun.
- I thought we'd fixed you up good. - You did.
Mr. Carter had other ideas.
Wetl, you warned me.
Say, isn't that girl the one he used to be in love with?
When it rains, every third drop falls on one of them.
Can believe that all right. They come right out of the woodwork.
More power to him.
Oh, sure.
You don't think I care anything about that, do you?
Well, I don't. See?
I'd like to tell him what I think of him, that's all.
All you have to do is raise your voice a tittle.
- Is that him? - The old master himself.
What's he doing?
Testing a smashed-up plane that Mike stuck together with a ittle glue.
Or did you use baing wire this time?
Don't worry. Those wings wil stay on.
We'll soon find out.
He's not trying to do that.
- I can't see. What's happened? - She's out of control.
- He's out of it. - There's your chance. Get out of her.
Jump. What's he doing?
- He's going to try to land. - He can't make it.
Get set for the crash, Mike!
- Why doesn't he jump? - Why should he? He's made of rubber.
- He wants to see how high he can bounce. - Shut up!
I'm getting too old for...
What's the matter?
I don't know.
L...
- Can I come in? - Sure.
Here.
This is good for the stomach.
It won't help for what ails you.
You didn't tell him what a baby I was?
No, I skipped that one.
You won't tell him, will you?
After that sample, have you still got your chin stuck out for more?
I know I'm a fool, but I can't do anything about it.
- He won't quit flying, Bonnie. - I wouldn't ask him to.
You don't believe that, do you?
You'll have a hard time making him believe it.
Think you can take that sort of thing day after day?
You love him, don't you?
Yes, I guess I do.
Why can't t love him the way you do?
Why couldn't t sneer when he tries to kill himself...
feel proud when he doesn't?
Why couldn't I be there to meet him when he gets back? Why couldn't l...
What do you do when he doesn't come back when you expect him to?
I go nuts.
Gee whiz, you're a great help.
- That's fine. - What's up?
They report a tow formed over the ocean. It's going to bring that storm here.
- When do they expect it? - We might get the first tonight.
- How big? - Don't know. I'll get more dope later.
Fine time for dirty weather. Poor Dutchy.
No use moaning about that. Help Mike and Pancho with that new ship.
- What good is that if the storm hits? - Tell them to stay with it all night.
Someday I'll get a straight answer, and I won't know what to do with it.
Geoff, wait a minute.
- What? - They're loading #8 with nitroglycerin.
You're taking it to the oil fields. Baldy, anything you've got.
- We shouldn't fly that with the mail. - I know.
Nothing in my contract says I'II fly nitroglycerin.
- You get a buck and a half to do it. - Not me.
- What? - Listen, I saw a guy blow a tire once.
I was down the other end of the field, and it broke a bottle in my pocket.
Where's your map?
- I don't like that stuff. - Who does?
- I'll do anything else. - I know.
Here you are, MacPherson.
Once you're through the pass, the oit fields are 200 miles north.
Give me a match, Dutch.
You weren't kidding me the other day, were you?
- Dutch, figure out Gent's time. - What?
- You're through. - What's the matter with you?
- You can't bame that boy. - I'm not blaming him. He's fired.
- Sorry, Gent. - No, I don't like that. The way...
How about clearing the field before MacPherson takes off?
Nitro.
My goodness, yes! You said it.
I didn't think of that at all.
- How's this stuff packed? - All in rubber.
Here's a trap door if you want to get rid of it.
Thanks.
None of that stuff for me.
- Watch it for a minute, wilf you? - Sure.
- Hello, Judy. - I'd like to talk to you.
- What's on your mind? - Bat. He's carrying nitroglycerin.
- Don't worry about it. He's good. - I know, but it's dangerous.
Not while he's in the air it isn't. Run along. Let Bat do the worrying.
Don't be like that with me.
Why does he atways get things like this to do? Please, Geoff!
I told you I was happy, but I lied. Why don't people want to work with him?
What's he done that makes people act the way they do?
- Why ask me? - You're the onfy one I can.
Please! I've got to know.
- Can't you see what... - Calling Barranca.
- Go ahead.
Wind's coming up. Doesn't look good. It's closing in fast.
Yeah? Have you seen MacPherson yet?
Wenf hy a couple minufes ago.
All right. Calling MacPherson!
- You'd better run along. - No, I'm staying.
Calling MacPherson.
- Is your weather good or bad? - There's a chance to get through.
I didn't ask that. Is it good or bad?
- Bad. - Turn around and come back.
When you're in the clear, dump that nitro.
T can get this down all right.
You heard me. I said dump it! And watch yourself while you're doing it.
There's a ftock of birds in the pass.
Look like condors. Why not have him drop that soup on them?
- Not a bad idea. You hear, MacPherson? - Yeah.
Tex will line you up.
- Feeling better, Judy? - Thanks, Geoff.
Now will you tell me what he's done?
No, you'll have to ask him.
You think that'll be easy to do?
Keep on the left, and start dropping after you pass that second peak.
That oughta move 'em! Drop the rest before you get back.
Too bad I couldn't get through. T left the mail on the ship.
Stand by. You're taking it up again as soon as Tex clears you.
Calling Lookouf.
Go ahead.
MacPherson speaking.
An hour out of Las Cruces. Clear ahead.
- Clear here. - Signing off.
Calling Barranca.
- Go ahead. - MacPherson coming back.
- An hour ouf of Las Cruces. - Okay, Tex.
When he gets back, only one more trip and you've got your contract.
Yeah, only one more trip.
If this rain keeps up, we're gonna need pontoons.
- Anything else? - Yeah.
Get those motors ready. I want to run a test on 'em.
Hello.
- What are you doing here? - Just looking for a corkscrew.
Don't you think you'd better get some sleep?
Seems like an excetlent suggestion.
Look what I won on the punchboard. We'll make a nightcap out of it...
as soon as I can find a corkscrew.
Lock the doors. Judy's lost her equilibrium.
Yeah. You're apt to lose something else if you put that stuff on top of it.
I don't care. I'm getting used to losing things.
Did you ask him?
That why you're celebrating?
He wouldn't tell me. Said it had nothing to do with us.
It's seems that that's that.
It's all over.
You're going to let him go it all by himself, huh?
Did you ever hear the word "trust"?
I did once, but I forgot it.
Don't blame him for not telling you.
Maybe he wanted to find out what he'd got.
You're no good, and you never were. Give me that thing.
Give me that before you cut your hand.
I used to wonder if I was right when we broke up.
I don't have to worry about it anymore.
What did I do?
You don't know what I'm talking about, do you?
You've got some listening to do, and f'm gonna make sure you hear every word.
It'II do you good.
What do you care what he did? Why do you have to know atl about it?
Come here. Wipe your eyes.
If it's so bad he can't tell you, how do you think he feels?
Why don't you think of his side of it?
You're just like all the rest. You don't know what it means to stick.
Blow your nose. You're all right.
Go to bed.
Hey, you! Don't come in!
- What are you doing here? - Taking a bath.
I know that. You've got a nerve!
- You can't take a bath in a wash basin. - Why pick my room?
It's the only clean one I could find. I'll be out in a minute.
- Hurry it up, will ya? - I'm hurrying.
- What's all this? - What?
- All this cooking! - That's coffee.
Don't touch it. It's hot. You'll burn yourself.
- I told you. Let me see. - Go away. Go away.
- That is a burn. Put butter on it. - I don't want butter on it!
- My grandmother always used butter. - I don't care. It's still boiling.
- What's this alt about? - I wanted a nice cup of coffee.
It's cold and rainy outside, and nice and warm and cozy in here.
- Wouldn't you like to have one? - No, I wouldn't. Get out of here.
- Take this thing with you. - Oh, don't...
- I thought you never did that. - Did what?
Got burned twice in the same place.
Geoff, I want...
- Oh, I'm sorry. T'tl go. - It's all right.
- Maybe I'd better go. - No, please don't.
I didn't intend to.
You don't understand. I wanted to thank Geoff for something.
There's no reason for you not to know.
You were right. I'm no good.
I was only thinking of myself, not how to help him.
I'm glad you didn't tell me what he's done. I don't ever want to know.
- I just want another chance. - Why don't you tell him that?
- I wifl. When will he be back? - Two or three hours.
That's a long time.
If it's too long, tell Sparks I said you could talk to him on the radio.
Thanks.
I knew you ran everything here...
but I didn't know you had a matrimonial agency on the side.
Just goes to show you how wrong you can be.
Where do you keep those pictures?
What pictures?
Those pictures of you when you were a baby.
We're right back where we started.
That was a million years ago. I know you better now.
- What's the matter with your foot? - I slipped on the porch.
- Don't walk around on it. - There's nothing the matter with it.
- Let me put you down. - Tt's not sprained.
I just lost the heel off my slipper, that's all.
Why didn't you say so?
Don't I have the darndest luck, losing one heel right after another?
- You're a queer duck. - So are you.
Geoff, you don't have to be afraid of me anymore.
I'm not trying to tie you down.
I don't want to plan or look ahead.
I don't want you to change anything.
I love you, Geoff. There's nothing I can do about it.
I just love you.
I feel the way about you that Kid does. Anything you do is all right with me.
The Kid?
He doesn't ask you for anything, or get in your way or bother you, does he?
Drives me nuts.
Hey, Geoff!
Oh, sure. Come in.
Sorry.
Sure, come in. We might as well be in Grand Central Station.
I could've made a fortune with a hot dog stand right here.
I'm sorry. The boys are ready to test those motors.
Oh, all right.
Will you have yours with mustard? Or perhaps mustard and no hot dog.
This has got to be done, Bonnie.
Here you are. See if you can find it. It's somewhere in that box.
- What? - That picture we were talking about.
And keep the coffee warm, will ya?
I didn't know. I'm sorry.
- Boat's in. - Thanks. I heard it.
Calling Lookout.
Calling Lookouf.
- Go ahead. - Sfand hy. The hoaf's here.
- #4 faking off when fhe mail comes. - You can't get through this stuff.
- We'll fry fo go oven fhe fop. - That doesn't sound good to me.
I almost forgot. I need another generator belt.
- Whaf happened? - Napoteon ate a piece out of the spare.
What's he doing in there?
I brought him in to keep him from blowing away.
- Rig up something yourself. - Wifh whaf?
Don't ask me. Take a piece out of Napoleon's hide.
Okay, I'll find somefhing.
- All set out there? - All ready.
Can't do any more. Took out all the seats, stripped it cfean.
- Fine. - Yeah, I got 400 pounds.
You know, that's more than twice what I weigh.
Oh, yeah.
I don't suppose there's anything else you can do.
- Now, look here, Geoff. - I heard you the first time.
- You're not going. Forget it. - Why not?
I'll toss you a coin for it. Heads, I go.
Everybody off.
Wait. Go away.
- Why are you so anxious about this? - I'm not anxious.
How do you like that? Heads on both sides.
Really? No kidding?
- That's right, it is. - "That's right, it is."
No wonder I'll be buying you drinks all year.
I wanna go with you, Pop. Please.
- Okay, if you feel that way about it. - Gimme, gimme.
Put another bottle of oxygen in the ship.
I already did.
- I'll take a cup of that, Charlie. - Yes, sir.
- Who went down to meet the boat? - Why ask me?
What have I got to do with it? You are running this airline, aren't you?
- MacPherson's gone to pick up the maif. - Good.
For your information, I want to ask you a question.
Don't you think you're crazy to fly in that kind of weather?
- Get the tights ready on the field. - I told you so many times I don't...
Whatever you do, don't think you have to do it for me.
I know what it means, but I'd rather be broke.
I don't care whether we get that contract or not. Understand?
Don't strain yourself, Dutch. Here.
What's the use?
Hello, Bonnie.
What's this?
I started that lunch wagon we were talking about.
Be careful of the coffee. It was hot when I put it in...
so don't burn yourself again.
Thanks, Bonnie.
Have a nice trip, Geoff.
See you next week, 2:00.
Yeah.
- Where're you going? - To the room.
What for?
My boat's in. I've got to finish packing.
Oh, yeah.
Isn't that the outfit you came ashore in?
How'd you remember that?
Got a match?
Don't you think it's about time you started carrying some?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry to be so silfy.
I wanted to do this just the way you do.
I was all right until you asked for that match, wasn't I?
- You sure were. - Just remember it up till then.
Look, Bonnie, are you sorry about anything?
- Are you? - No.
I'm not.
So long, Bonnie.
Geoff, I can't let you go.
This has got to stop.
No, I can't.
Come on.
I won't let you go.
You're not going to go. You're going to stay right here.
I won't fet you kill yourself.
You're going to do it to keep me from doing it?
You're just like all the rest.
No, I'm not!
- What have I done? - Go away, Bonnie!
- Darling, I didn't mean to. - I know. It's my own fault.
- What's going on? - He's shot.
- Where's the first aid kit? - Over in the corner. Does this hurt?
Did you send for the doctor? Get him right away.
- Who did this? - I did.
- How'd it happen? - I didn't want him to go.
- Well, he's not ikely to now. - That sure looks bad.
What is this, a sideshow? Clear out of here. Go on.
Don't get excited. Get me a drink, will ya?
Put some water on the stove. Hold that, Sparks.
It didn't come through. It's still in there.
- Here you are, Geoff. - Thanks. What do you say, Kid?
It's al right, but you're not gonna do much flying with it.
- You're crazy. - Am I? Try to move it.
- You've joined the rest of us cripples. - Soon there'll be none of us left.
Perfect.
You don't think I can fly her alone, do you?
You're not good enough alone.
I'm a lot better than anyone you've got left.
- How you gonna get through that stuff? - Over the top in the new trimotor.
- Will she go that high? - I don't know.
I'll see that you find out.
Kid was going with me.
- You think I might get lost, don't you? - I'll see that you don't.
You don't have to go. It's not that kind of job.
That's fair enough.
There's the mail. I'll see you on the fietd in five minutes.
I'll be waiting for you.
There's a parachute, if you want it.
It's okay.
All clear.
He'd rather take that out at the hospital.
- Tell him to probe for it here. - Calling Barnanca.
Calling Barranca.
All right. Go ahead.
Thirty-five hundred.
Still on instruments.
Calling Barranca.
Eight thousand.
On top first fayer.
Calling Barranca.
Fourteen thousand.
Picking up a little ice. Free to climb three-twenty.
Barranca. Calling Barranca.
Fifteen thousand, six hundred.
Fair sailing.
Okay, Papa. Never saw one of these yet could go through the side of a mountain.
There she goes!
What have we got under us?
You're safe till 6,000.
I'll wait till the air's heavier.
- You want me to try it again? - No use.
She's not good enough by more than a thousand feet.
Calling Barranca.
- Calling Barranca. - Go ahead.
Tell Geoff we couldn'f make if. Gof fo 16,000 and fhe hoffom fell ouf.
- Tell them to come back. - Heard you. Nof coming back.
Going fhnough fhe pass.
Don't be a fool. Tex says it's closed in tight.
I've been flying in a blind for two months.
Won't do any harm to do it once more.
- Come back. Those are orders. Hear? - No dice.
Signing off.
- Tell Tex to watch for 'em. - Calling Lookout.
- Go ahead. - Watch for #4. They'll try the pass.
They can'f make if. Lf's closed in fhicker fhan glue.
All clear below.
Get in one of those chutes and jump.
Is there any reason I can't go, too?
You don't have to.
Which way is the pass from here?
Ten degrees north...
three thousand up.
I can hear 'em. They're starting through.
They're in the pass now.
Kid, answer.
- Calling Barranca. - Go ahead.
They jusf wenf by, feeling fheir way. I fried fo falk fo fhem, buf no answer.
Keep trying.
Kid! Kid!
- Yeah? - Get out quick and jump!
Something broken. Can't move.
Jump yourself.
Not this time.
Oh, you fool!
Geoff, #4's on fire. Left outboard and nose motor.
I don't think they can make it.
Ptug in that outside set. Give me a coat!
Turn on the lights to the field.
Calling #4.
- Calling #4. - Look, there they are!
She's coming down!
#4, jump! Bail out!
- Get the mail! - All right. Grab this mail.
Take it easy. He's hurt bad.
Come on.
Okay, Doc, that's fine.
Cut it out. Come on.
Tell this guy to stop fussing with me. I'm all right.
Let him alone, Doc.
Cigarette, Papa?
Sure. Here.
How's the other guy?
Hands burned, and one side of his face.
He's all right, Geoff.
Could've jumped but he didn't.
Just sat right there. Took it like it was an ice cream soda.
- Buy him a drink for me, will ya? - Sure, I will.
Hadn't been for those birds, we'd have made it.
Sure you would.
I'd make a windshield at an angle, and they'd bounce off.
Not a bad idea.
Make you a present of the profit.
When I get on my feet, we'II work it out.
L...
Your neck's broken, Kid.
Funny.
Wondered why I couldn't feel anything.
Well, guess this is it.
That's...
- What is it? - Get that bunch out of here quick!
Get out, hurry up.
You, too, Doc. Use both feet.
What is it, fella? Come on, you can tell me.
- I didn't want them to see me. - Sure, sure.
- I'm not scared, Geoff. - Of course you're not.
It's just that...
it's like doing something new...
like when I made my first solo.
I didn't want anybody watching then, either.
Yeah.
I don't know how good I'm gonna be at this.
Do you want me to go, too?
I'd hate to pull a boner in front of you, Geoff.
Sure. Sure, I know.
Here you are.
So long, Kid.
So long, Geoff.
Hi, Dutch.
Got a match?
Well, this...
Here. The final paychecks.
The field is closed down.
We are licked.
Okay, Dutchy.
Calling Lookout.
Go ahead, Geoff.
Let me know when it clears, Tex. We're all set down here.
Whaf ahouf fhe Kid, Geoff?
Broke his neck. Took off a few minutes ago.
- Deal me in. - Get a seat.
I took care of everything out on the field.
Thanks, fella. Give me a drink.
You send for me, Carter?
Yes. The Kid asked me to buy you a drink.
Thanks.
- Baldy, put it on the table. - Wait a minute.
- Why not have it with us? - Sure. Why not? How about you, Judy?
- Thanks. - Come on, boys, set 'em up.
Cigarette?
How are the hands coming?
Not bad.
- Here you are, fella. - Look out. You'll spill it.
- Got it? - Okay now?
- Can you make it? - I'll be all right.
- Here you are, Judy. - Thanks.
- Come on, drink hearty. - Here's how.
Here's everything I could find.
Help yourself.
No, I don't want any.
Not much to show for 22 years.
So long, Sparks.
Going, Bonnie?
Nobody asked me to stay.
Imagine, all the things happening to me in the tast few days...
and I haven't got a picture to show for it.
Aren't you gonna say good-bye to him?
I think you ought to.
You do?
I think he'd want you to.
Are you sure?
He might not act like it, but I think he would.
Well, if you think t ought to.
I think you should.
I don't mind doing it if you say so.
- I do say so. - You do?
Well, I guess I'd better go ahead and do it, then.
Hello, Geoff.
Hello, Bonnie.
I just thought I wanted to...
Well...
Sparks thought that before f go, I better...
I don't know.
That's all I wanted to say. Just...
He said you'd like it, but f don't know. You never...
Oh, Geoff, you're crying.
Please, don't.
I'll never be able to...
Never be able to what, Bonnie?
I'll never be able to say it if you...
Say what?
I was going to say good-bye.
Geoff, do you want me to stay or don't you?
- Well, Bonnie... - Calling Barnanca.
Calling Barranca. Whaf's fhe maffer down fhere?
- Calling Barranca! - Go ahead.
Geoff, storm's breaking up. Wind's dropping down to a whisper.
Yeah? Wait a minute. Hey, Sparks!
Sparks! Get him, will you?
- How's the pass? - Clearing fasf as a caf licking cneam.
- What do you want? - Wind up #7. The pass is clearing.
How 'bout it?
Stand by. It won't be long now.
Moon's breaking through.
Here she comes. She's shinin' harder than $700.
Let 'em come!
- We're coming. How 'bout it? - You and me?
- Why not? - Let's get going.
- What do you think of that? - What is?
The pass is clearing. We've just got time to make it.
- How are you going to fly? - I've got one good arm.
- And I've got another. - I don't know...
Cheer up, Dutchy. Our contract's as good as in the bag.
- Come on. - So long. Keep that coffee warm.
I won't be here. I'm going on the boat.
- Nobody asked me to stay. - They haven't?
No. And you wouldn't ask anybody to do anything, would you?
That's right.
Here, we'll flip the coin for it. Tails you go, heads you stay.
- Heads. What about it? - I won't stay that way.
You won't?
I'm hard to get, Geoff. All you have to do is ask me.
Here's a souvenir for you. I like that saying good-bye.
So long, Bonnie.
Son of a gun.
Hey, Geoff!