Hello, Mr. Neff. Aren't you coming in?

5 seconds sound clip from the Double Indemnity movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:17:02 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

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- I kind of always knew that behind the cigar ashes on your vest, you had a heart as big as a house.

- Back in my office there was a phone message from Mrs. Dietrichson about the renewals.

- She didn't want me to come tomorrow evening. She wanted me to come Thursday afternoon at 3:30 instead.

- I had a lot of stuff lined up for that Thursday afternoon including a trip down to Santa Monica to see a couple of live prospects about some group insurance.

- But I kept thinking about Phyllis Dietrichson and the way that anklet of hers cut into her leg.

- Hello, Mr. Neff. Aren't you coming in?

- I'm considering it.

- I hope you didn't mind my changing the appointment. Last night wasn't so convenient.

- That's all right. I was working on my stamp collection anyway.

- I was just fixing some iced tea. Would you like a glass?

- Yeah, unless you've got a bottle of beer that's not working.

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