Hi, Mort. How's business?

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3 seconds sound clip from the The Westerner (1940) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:22:05 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- You mean, you're setting aside your own ruling?

- That ain't what I said.

- When I make a ruling, it stands.

- But, Judge, you just sentenced the man.

- His sentence is suspended for a couple weeks until I can look into the matter further. That's my ruling.

- Hi, Mort. How's business?

- Just lost a customer.

- Well, I'll be down for a shave in a minute.

- All right, you're next.

- Howdy, Judge.

- Hello, Evans.

[...]

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The Westerner (1940) Sound Clip

Mp3 sound clips of the most memorable voice quotes and sound effects sampled from the movie The Westerner (1940).

Actors: Gary Cooper (Cole Harden), Walter Brennan (Judge Roy Bean), Doris Davenport (Jane Ellen Mathews)

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