Well... Thank you, Mr. Cracker.

2 seconds sound clip from the Harvey (1950) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:07:09.596 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Well, Dr. Chumley went over to sit next to her, explaining to her that they had once met in Chicago.

- Then her escort escorted Dr. Chumley back here to Harvey and me, and tried to point out that it would be better for Dr. Chumley to mind his own affairs.

- Does he have any?

- Does he have any what?

- Does he have any affairs?

- How would I know?

- Shut up, Wilson!

- Go on, Mr. Dowd.

- Well... Thank you, Mr. Cracker.

- Mrs. Smethills' escort seemed to get more and more depressed as he kept looking at Dr. Chumley. So Harvey and I felt that we should take the doctor somewhere else.

- Harvey suggested Blondie's Chicken Inn, but the doctor wanted to go to Eddie's.

- And while they were arguing about it, I went up to the bar to order another drink. And when I came back here, they were gone.

- You don't believe that story about the doctor sitting here, talking to a big white rabbit, do you?

- Well, why not? Harvey was here.

[...]

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