Sure, sure. And you've got your ma and I've got mine, and then we have a baby and you have to stop working and we're right back at the same old 26 again. Except then there's you and the kid and the two old ladies.
13 seconds sound clip from the Christmas in July (1944) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:09:13 in the radio play.
Quote context
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- The dream of her life is a davenport that turns into a double bed at night with a crank.
- She's never had a decent dress except what she's made herself, and my old man...
- Hmph. Worn out at 48, and died because he couldn't afford a decent doctor.
- So I earn 26 dollars a week and you want to get married.
- And I earn 18 and that makes 44.
- Well, that's a nice thing to say! You invite a girl over to your roof and then yell at her.
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