1. Mail your confession
along with five dollars to me, Jesus,Copy !req
2. P.O. Box 38, FDR Station, New York.Copy !req
3. Tell Jesus your secret.Copy !req
4. Uh-huh.Copy !req
5. Yes, that's very troubling.Copy !req
6. Thanks for calling me on a Sunday.Copy !req
7. I promise you, we will handle this
with Kevin immediately.Copy !req
8. - Kevin, you lying sack of shit!
- What?Copy !req
9. We'll return to Jesus and
the Bible Buddies after these messages.Copy !req
10. This Friday, Colt gets it on
with death on an all new Colt Luger.Copy !req
11. Colt's investigation
leads him to a cathouse.Copy !req
12. Beat it, gumshoe.
I'm trying to earn a living.Copy !req
13. The world's oldest profession.Copy !req
14. Prostitution?Copy !req
15. - Smacking broads.
- Oh!Copy !req
16. Danger wears a D-cup.Copy !req
17. This week, on an all new Colt Luger.Copy !req
18. I was watching that.Copy !req
19. No, you weren't. And now you're not.Copy !req
20. OK, little man, come on outside.Copy !req
21. Yeah, Dad?Copy !req
22. How would you like to go to a football
game in the city with your old man?Copy !req
23. Wow, yeah!Copy !req
24. I thought you were taking Kevin.Copy !req
25. Yeah, he's not going now.Copy !req
26. - When did he decide that?
- Just now when I told him.Copy !req
27. This shit took me all morning!
You promised you were gonna take me!Copy !req
28. Well, you lied to me!Copy !req
29. You gave me your word saying you were
working on those history assignments,Copy !req
30. and all of a sudden,
I get a call from your teacherCopy !req
31. saying you haven't done a single one!Copy !req
32. It's history! It's not going anywhere!Copy !req
33. When I get home tonight, I want to see
half of those assignments completed,Copy !req
34. or as God is my witness,
I will put you through that fuckin' wall!Copy !req
35. We're outside, genius!
There is no wall!Copy !req
36. Then I will build one
and I will fucking put you through it!Copy !req
37. Would you please stop screamingCopy !req
38. in front of the entire neighborhood?Copy !req
39. Don't worry, I didn't hear anything.Copy !req
40. I heard, but I didn't understand it.Copy !req
41. Sorry, Susan, but your son is no good.Copy !req
42. You're not man enough to live up to your
agreement, so Bill gets to go to the game.Copy !req
43. That's final! He's a man.
He finished all his homework!Copy !req
44. - I didn't have any.
- Shut up and get in the car.Copy !req
45. And you get in the house!Copy !req
46. Hey, Frank. You taking a Sunday drive?Copy !req
47. Going to a game in the city, Vic.Copy !req
48. Oh, sweet, man.Copy !req
49. A boy and his dad
spending the day together,Copy !req
50. that is some salt of the earth stuff.Copy !req
51. Oh, I got tickets too!Copy !req
52. But I can't go,
'cause I got one sick Izzie here.Copy !req
53. He got into by booger sugar,
and now he thinks he's a dinosaur.Copy !req
54. - Can you dig it? Crazy, man.
- Yeah, watch your toes.Copy !req
55. Rock on, my brother!Copy !req
56. That's it, Dad.
Drive away like a chickenshit dildo!Copy !req
57. - What did you say?
- Nothing.Copy !req
58. - That's what I thought.
- So unfair!Copy !req
59. Well, Kevin, you made your bed.Copy !req
60. Not yet, but I will!Copy !req
61. God, get off my back!Copy !req
62. Don't you talk to me that way!Copy !req
63. Now look who's screaming
in front of the whole neighborhood!Copy !req
64. Still didn't hear anything.Copy !req
65. I hate my goddamn life!Copy !req
66. Stupid lipstick.Copy !req
67. Look, honey,
I know you're upset at your dad.Copy !req
68. He's such a jerk.Copy !req
69. He's a bigger Hitler
than Mr. Hitler's brother, Hitler!Copy !req
70. - Wait, who?
- It's not fair!Copy !req
71. Kevin, you lied to us,
and you need to grow up.Copy !req
72. Look, Maureen and I are going shopping,
and while we're gone,Copy !req
73. I fully expect you
to get your assignments done.Copy !req
74. I'll see you in a few hours.Copy !req
75. Humph.Copy !req
76. I need to get toasted, now.Copy !req
77. Billy, you are gonna love this.Copy !req
78. You and me, the Murphy men.
You're excited, right?Copy !req
79. - Uh, sure, Dad.
- 'Course you are. This is incredible.Copy !req
80. Your first game and you're sitting
on the 50-yard line in corporate seats.Copy !req
81. Are you kidding me? At your age?
Do you realize how lucky you are?Copy !req
82. - Yeah.
- Jesus, I wish I had me for a dad.Copy !req
83. Hey, grab me a cold one out of the cooler.
There you go.Copy !req
84. You're up, little man.
Hold the wheel.Copy !req
85. You're gonna love the stadium.
The field is so green!Copy !req
86. And I got a great shortcut
to get us there.Copy !req
87. Put the lock down.Copy !req
88. I'll tell you, this is gonna be great.Copy !req
89. - Shouldn't we help that guy?
- No. Do not make eye contact.Copy !req
90. Hey, my main man. I ran outta gas.Copy !req
91. Don't make eye contact.Copy !req
92. Can you help a brother out?Copy !req
93. Shit, I made eye contact.Copy !req
94. Don't kill me! I have a family!Copy !req
95. Fucking asshole!Copy !req
96. Oh, what a day.
I told you it was gonna be great, huh?Copy !req
97. Just you and me, buddy. This'll be a day
you will remember forever.Copy !req
98. Oh, that looks so fun!Copy !req
99. Why do I have to go with you?Copy !req
100. Stop pouting. You and I
are gonna have lots of fun today.Copy !req
101. We get to see the new mall,Copy !req
102. and buy supplies
for my Plast-A-Ware party.Copy !req
103. - Why?
- Because it's Mommy's job.Copy !req
104. Daddy says moms only work
when the husband's in jail.Copy !req
105. Daddy... sometimes says things
he doesn't mean.Copy !req
106. And I love my job.Copy !req
107. How much money do you make?Copy !req
108. Well, they pay me
in free Plast-A-Ware bowls.Copy !req
109. Is there money in the bowls?Copy !req
110. I better watch the road.Copy !req
111. Wait till you see this. You ready?Copy !req
112. - You ready?
- I'm ready.Copy !req
113. - Here we go.
- Wow!Copy !req
114. Didn't I tell ya? It's a cathedral.Copy !req
115. Oh! Aren't these seats great?Copy !req
116. We're so close. I can see the ash
on the quarterback's cigarette.Copy !req
117. Hey, you gonna tell your friends
about this tomorrow,Copy !req
118. about what a great old man you got?Copy !req
119. - Sure, Dad.
- Of course you will.Copy !req
120. - All right, Rustys!
- Whoo-hoo!Copy !req
121. Excuse me,
but I believe you're in my seats.Copy !req
122. Huh? No, no, no.
These are ours, pal. Keep it moving.Copy !req
123. Here, I'll show you the tickets.Copy !req
124. Get those outta my face.
These are company seats, pal.Copy !req
125. They belong to Mohican Airways.
Do you see that? Mohican Airways.Copy !req
126. Do you belong to Mohican Airways?Copy !req
127. I am Mohican Airways!
I'm Roger Dunbarton, the CEO.Copy !req
128. Oh, oh, oh! Oh, Mr. Dunbarton!Copy !req
129. Mr. Dunbarton, I'm so sorry.
Frank Murphy, baggage department.Copy !req
130. Take your hat off, Bill.Copy !req
131. Murphy, yes. You recently got promoted.Copy !req
132. Bob Pogo's been singing your praises.Copy !req
133. That is when that whale isn't singing
the "Oscar Meyer Weiner Song."Copy !req
134. - Get out of my seats.
- Oh, yes. Yes, I'm sorry.Copy !req
135. I'm sorry. Bill, you're in the man's seat.Copy !req
136. Stopped on the Piledriver 31-yard line.Copy !req
137. Mr. Dunbarton, uh...
may I say it is an honor—Copy !req
138. - Dad, can I get a pennant?
- Yeah, yeah. Here you go. Get two.Copy !req
139. Mr. Dunbarton, can I buy you a beer?Copy !req
140. That horse piss is for peasants.Copy !req
141. On this side of the tracks,
we drink private stock.Copy !req
142. We're drinking brandy,
and my name is Brandy!Copy !req
143. Isn't that funny?Copy !req
144. It's very funny, Brandy.Copy !req
145. - Yeah.
- It's hilarious.Copy !req
146. Right?Copy !req
147. Yes. Yes!Copy !req
148. Everyone laugh at my wife's funny joke.Copy !req
149. Laugh, damn you!Copy !req
150. Sit down!Copy !req
151. Splifter time!Copy !req
152. Yah, mon, let's clean them ganja seedsCopy !req
153. before daylight comes
and me wanna go home.Copy !req
154. Where'd you get that queer album from,
your Dad's asshole?Copy !req
155. It's the first double album I grabbed.
Leave me alone.Copy !req
156. Just busting you.Copy !req
157. When I was little, my parents put this on
every Sunday after dinner.Copy !req
158. Like they were Mr. and Mrs. Liberace
or some shit.Copy !req
159. Oh, you're bumming me out!
Let's blaze.Copy !req
160. My dad is such a hard-ass.Copy !req
161. He's breaking my balls
'cause I'm flunking history.Copy !req
162. Who needs to learn about
shit that already happened?Copy !req
163. If they had a class called "future,"
I'd be all over it.Copy !req
164. Yeah, man.Copy !req
165. In the future,
you won't even have to study.Copy !req
166. You just take a smart pill.Copy !req
167. I would totally overdose on those.Copy !req
168. Can you point me to the bargain basement?Copy !req
169. I'm recently separated.
I don't think he ever loved me.Copy !req
170. Oh, God, not her.Copy !req
171. Uh, Maureen, honey,
let's go play with the pots and pans.Copy !req
172. - Mommy, why are you pulling me?
- Sue?Copy !req
173. - Sue Murphy?
- Ah, fuck me.Copy !req
174. Ginny, hi!Copy !req
175. It's so good to see you.
I'd love to talk, but—Copy !req
176. Oh, thank you.
My own mother won't even listen to me.Copy !req
177. Um...Copy !req
178. Honey, here's some pennies.Copy !req
179. Go make a wish in the fountain
in front of the organ store.Copy !req
180. All right!Copy !req
181. Thank you, Sue.
You're such a good friend.Copy !req
182. Yes, well, I don't have a whole—Copy !req
183. It all began on the honeymoon.Copy !req
184. And that's the end of the first half!Copy !req
185. two.Copy !req
186. I don't want to brag, sir,
but since I took over the department,Copy !req
187. I already found that stair car
that was missing since last fall.Copy !req
188. Good for you. You know, I once
did a shift in the baggage departmentCopy !req
189. just to see what it was like,
mix in with the fellas.Copy !req
190. - Really?
- Good God, no!Copy !req
191. Ah, it's a hell of a thing that
happened to Ed, wasn't it, Frank?Copy !req
192. Oh, yeah. Terrible, terrible.Copy !req
193. Do you know how much it costs
to replace one of those propellers?Copy !req
194. - No.
- Neither did I, until Ed walked into one.Copy !req
195. You see, Frank, in business,Copy !req
196. it's the unforeseen expenses
that can cripple a company.Copy !req
197. Get that goddamn finger
out of my face!Copy !req
198. - Dad, my soda!
- Nice throw, sir!Copy !req
199. Frank, the last thing
this company needs is a strike.Copy !req
200. When will these employees learn
that we're all pulling together?Copy !req
201. Uh, there's a lot of factors, sir,Copy !req
202. and these guys, you know,
they work really hard.Copy !req
203. Now listen to me. You're not
their friend anymore, you're their boss!Copy !req
204. They need to fear you.Copy !req
205. They need to know that you can
fuck their wife better than they can.Copy !req
206. - OK.
- I like you, Frank.Copy !req
207. - Just don't ever cross me.
- I would never do that, sir.Copy !req
208. Good. I think that God,
in His infinite wisdom,Copy !req
209. fed Ed's face into that propellerCopy !req
210. so that you would be in this
football stadium on this day with me.Copy !req
211. You have been anointed, Frank.Copy !req
212. Don't let me, or God, down.
Same thing.Copy !req
213. Dad, will you take me to the bathroom?Copy !req
214. Not now, I'm being anointed.Copy !req
215. I really have to go.Copy !req
216. I'll take him. Follow me.Copy !req
217. Don't buy a hot dog, Brandy.
You're gettin' fat.Copy !req
218. - Oh, you.
- I mean it.Copy !req
219. I'll cut you off!Copy !req
220. Fuck him, I'll eat what I want!Copy !req
221. What a dick!Copy !req
222. Shit-cock!Copy !req
223. Ugh.Copy !req
224. Fuck that guy!Copy !req
225. Bullshit.Copy !req
226. - Hey, move it.
- ... my fuckin' dick...Copy !req
227. Goddamn stall!Copy !req
228. - Hey, man, you're taking too long.
- I'm taking a shit!Copy !req
229. - Who pissed on this?
- Should've gone for it.Copy !req
230. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
231. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
232. I have a question. If you had to screw
a First Lady, who would it be?Copy !req
233. - I know.
- And you can't say "Jackie Kennedy."Copy !req
234. If I can't say "Jackie Kennedy," I quit.Copy !req
235. She's so sad.Copy !req
236. Stupid record.Copy !req
237. - Let's play catch, Daddy.
- You betcha, Kevin.Copy !req
238. Remember this wonderful day,Copy !req
239. because there might be a time when you're
older and we're not getting along so good,Copy !req
240. and you'll remember
that the most important thing in lifeCopy !req
241. is that I'll always be your father.Copy !req
242. And I'll always love you, no matter what.Copy !req
243. Oh, and you don't want to be
with Jackie KennedyCopy !req
244. because she was married
to President Kennedy,Copy !req
245. and he fucked everybody.Copy !req
246. I love you, Daddy.Copy !req
247. I'm sorry things got so messed up.Copy !req
248. Kevin's tripping!Copy !req
249. I gotta get my act together.Copy !req
250. Starting right—Copy !req
251. - The cops!
- Oh, let's get outta here!Copy !req
252. No woman should spend Valentine's Day
night driving all over the city,Copy !req
253. searching for her husband.Copy !req
254. Wow, it's five o'clock and—Copy !req
255. We hadn't had sex facing each other
for seven years.Copy !req
256. Dad, I'm cold.Copy !req
257. I need the window down.
It helps me think.Copy !req
258. Ah! Wasn't this a great day?
We had fun together, right?Copy !req
259. Yeah. You spent a lot of time
with the grown-ups.Copy !req
260. No, no, no, those weren't just
any grown-ups, son.Copy !req
261. I made a powerful friend today.Copy !req
262. Do you know who that—
Do you know who that Mr. Dunbarton is?Copy !req
263. That is the owner of Mohican Airways.
The big chief.Copy !req
264. A man to be reckoned with.Copy !req
265. He spent the last quarter
sleeping in his wife's lap.Copy !req
266. And now he knows who I am,Copy !req
267. and he's trusting your father to smooth
over this whole strike situation.Copy !req
268. I'm important.Copy !req
269. I have been anointed...Copy !req
270. a titan of transportation!Copy !req
271. Ah, shit. Did your mother drive this?Copy !req
272. - Oh! Roll the windows up, Bill.
- I thought you needed to think.Copy !req
273. I'm done thinking! Roll them up!Copy !req
274. Oh, man!
I don't want to go to juvie!Copy !req
275. My mom is gonna kill me!Copy !req
276. It's hard to run!
I can't feel my feet!Copy !req
277. Come on, let's go!Copy !req
278. Uh, hey. I gotta go back.Copy !req
279. - You what?
- I left my wallet there.Copy !req
280. So I gotta go back for it.
Wait for me here.Copy !req
281. Oh, shit! Son of a bitch!Copy !req
282. Oh, where is it?Copy !req
283. - Hey! Come over here!
- Shit!Copy !req
284. Oh, come on!Copy !req
285. I just need gas, have a heart!Copy !req
286. I fought in Korea!Copy !req
287. - Get outta the road!
- Ah, fuck you, lady!Copy !req
288. Dad, maybe we should
walk to a gas station.Copy !req
289. I saw one a few blocks back.Copy !req
290. Bill, this isn't a good neighborhood, OK?Copy !req
291. Five blocks here
is like a thousand in our neighborhood.Copy !req
292. Christ, we'd be better off
drilling into the ground.Copy !req
293. Yo, Frank. Frank Murphy!Copy !req
294. - Rosie?
- What the hell are you doing down here?Copy !req
295. Oh, you know, we were just
coming from the game and—Copy !req
296. Man, get your Irish ass inside
before you freeze.Copy !req
297. Hey, go to Texaco and get my friend
some gas, all right?Copy !req
298. You guys come on in.Copy !req
299. When the fuck did I become the gas guy?Copy !req
300. Hey, get this man some coffee.Copy !req
301. Yo, kid, the bathroom's over there
if you need it.Copy !req
302. I'm OK.Copy !req
303. Hey, Rosie, why'd you bring
that cracker in here?Copy !req
304. Relax, he's cool man, he's cool.Copy !req
305. - Shit, man, dude look like a cop!
- They all look like cops!Copy !req
306. Yeah, I guess we do.
Everybody put your hands up!Copy !req
307. Not in here, Frank.Copy !req
308. Waterbridge Mall
is now closing. Thank you.Copy !req
309. I tried so hard to please him.
I did everything he asked.Copy !req
310. I cut my hair short, I put on aftershave,
but he wouldn't touch me.Copy !req
311. I... I don't know, Ginny.Copy !req
312. I even put a hot quarter up his ass.Copy !req
313. Ginny, stop!
The mall is closing.Copy !req
314. I've got to find Maureen
and go home and make dinner.Copy !req
315. Oh. Well, excuse me.Copy !req
316. I am so sorry that my life falling apart
has inconvenienced you.Copy !req
317. Ginny—Copy !req
318. Why'd I even bother talking to you at all?Copy !req
319. You can't understand how I feel,
with your perfect life.Copy !req
320. And your beautiful kids.Copy !req
321. My life isn't perfect, okay?Copy !req
322. Outside of being a wife and a mother,
I've got nothing!Copy !req
323. I sell plastic that I cry into!Copy !req
324. We've all got our shit to carry, Ginny!Copy !req
325. Sometimes I wish I'd never got married!Copy !req
326. Do you ever stop thinking of yourself?Copy !req
327. Is that true, Mommy?Copy !req
328. Put those coins back in the fountain.Copy !req
329. Dad, I don't see any John Denver records.Copy !req
330. Just keep looking, kid...
about 100 blocks north of here!Copy !req
331. This is an all-black neighborhood.Copy !req
332. So anyway, I had no sick days left.
No personal time, right?Copy !req
333. Frank Murphy covered my whole shiftCopy !req
334. so I could go to the hospital
to see my daughter be born.Copy !req
335. It was an honor,
and I asked nothing in return.Copy !req
336. So how's my little goddaughter,
Frankalina?Copy !req
337. - This guy!
- Ah, this guy!Copy !req
338. - I fucking love this guy!
- To Frank Murphy.Copy !req
339. Best friend a luggage jockey ever had.Copy !req
340. With you on our side, man,Copy !req
341. Bob Pogo can take his cutbacks and
shove 'em up his fat, bacon-eatin' ass.Copy !req
342. That's right, that's right!Copy !req
343. Yeah, and the football tickets he gave us
weren't that good anyway.Copy !req
344. - What, say what?
- Uh, nothing, nothing.Copy !req
345. Bob Pogo gave my dad
the corporate seats today,Copy !req
346. but we had to share 'em
with Mr. Dunbarton.Copy !req
347. He likes my dad a lot.Copy !req
348. Kept talking to him the whole time
about how to scare employees.Copy !req
349. Dunbarton, huh?Copy !req
350. OK, yeah, yeah.
Bob gave me the corporate seats,Copy !req
351. but I had to take 'em.Copy !req
352. But I'm still with you.
Meeting Dunbarton gave me the chanceCopy !req
353. to put a human face
on the baggage handlers' union.Copy !req
354. Which face am I talking to now?Copy !req
355. Your gas is here, man.Copy !req
356. You're welcome.Copy !req
357. Hey!Copy !req
358. It's your neighbor, Mr. Holtenwasser.Copy !req
359. Kevin, it is cold.
Let me take you home.Copy !req
360. Thanks, but...Copy !req
361. Oh, please, I insist.Copy !req
362. Hop in.Copy !req
363. Whoa.Copy !req
364. Dad, are you mad at me for telling
your friend about the tickets?Copy !req
365. Nah. It's my fault anyway.Copy !req
366. I'm sorry today didn't turn out
the way you'd hoped.Copy !req
367. It's OK.
Can I ask you something else?Copy !req
368. - 'Course you can.
- This strike thing at work,Copy !req
369. how can you be on the boss' side
and your friend's side?Copy !req
370. You can't.Copy !req
371. Hang on, I'm not done yet.Copy !req
372. - Well, didn't you go at the game?
- Hell, no!Copy !req
373. Why'd you make me put the coins back?Copy !req
374. Because it was stealing.Copy !req
375. But it was my wish.Copy !req
376. Well, not all wishes come true.Copy !req
377. Like your wish that you never got married?Copy !req
378. No. I didn't— No.Copy !req
379. That's not— I said that,
but I didn't really mean it.Copy !req
380. I was, you know, just trying
to make Ginny feel better.Copy !req
381. Oh. So when I heard Daddy say
he wished he never got married,Copy !req
382. who was he trying to make feel better?Copy !req
383. I will be sure to ask him that.Copy !req
384. It's nice to finally speak to you, Kevin.Copy !req
385. I've watched you grow for years.Copy !req
386. What? Like, through the curtains or—Copy !req
387. On the street, at play.Copy !req
388. Did you know I was the first homeowner
in the subdivision?Copy !req
389. Well, me and my wife.Copy !req
390. Her name was Mary.Copy !req
391. Was a nurse in the U.S. Army hospital at—Copy !req
392. Holy shit, it's my dad!Copy !req
393. Shit!Copy !req
394. Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit!Copy !req
395. Have a wonderful evening!Copy !req
396. There is something
I really need to ask you.Copy !req
397. Ah, Sue, for Christ sake.
I've had a hell of a day.Copy !req
398. Have you been drinking?
Has he been drinking?Copy !req
399. Don't make me snitch on him!Copy !req
400. - That means yes.
- Oh, give me a break.Copy !req
401. I was at a football game.
What do you want from me?Copy !req
402. Oh!Copy !req
403. You back already?Copy !req
404. Wow, you're really studying.Copy !req
405. Oh, yeah, sure am. Like crazy.Copy !req
406. Did you know there were two World Wars?Copy !req
407. Huh. I haven't heard this music in—Copy !req
408. A very long time.Copy !req
409. I always liked it, too.Copy !req
410. Why'd you play this now?Copy !req
411. Just wanted to hear something sucky.Copy !req
412. It's better than your
"Elfin King" bullshit!Copy !req
413. That is enough!Copy !req
414. We love each other!Copy !req
415. We've been apart all day and now
we are gonna spend the evening together,Copy !req
416. as a family.Copy !req
417. Bobby, I asked you to mow the lawn.Copy !req
418. I did mow the lawn, Dad.Copy !req
419. But the grass is just as high
as it was, Bobby.Copy !req
420. Oh, golly! You meant mow our lawn!Copy !req
421. - Bobby!Copy !req
422. Hey, guess what I found out today?Copy !req
423. We were all wrong about our neighbor,
you know, Mr. Hitler?Copy !req
424. - Yeah?
- Yeah.Copy !req
425. He's not a Nazi.Copy !req
426. He's got one of those weird stars
hanging from his rearview mirror.Copy !req
427. He's a Satan worshiper!Copy !req
428. Holy crap!Copy !req
429. - Pretty great, huh?
- Hey! I spent 700 bucks on a TVCopy !req
430. so I could watch a family being happy.Copy !req
431. So zip it.Copy !req
432. Tonight, I unveil the firstCopy !req
433. To Be Black In Today's America.Copy !req
434. I witnessed firsthand
the silent scourge of racism as,Copy !req
435. disguised as a typical inner-city Negro,Copy !req
436. I tried in vain to find help
for my disabled vehicle.Copy !req
437. Not a single Caucasian driver
stopped to assist me, a black man.Copy !req
438. Hey, my main man, I ran outta gas.
Can you help a brother out?Copy !req
439. Don't kill me, I have a family!Copy !req
440. the face of racism in America today.Copy !req
441. Man, you think you know a guy.Copy !req
442. Oh, this day gets curiouser and curiouser.Copy !req
443. Hey, it's me. We can't trust
Frank Murphy to help us out.Copy !req
444. It's time for the union
to set a strike date.Copy !req
445. No, obviously, I don't know
what time it is!Copy !req