The Man Who Wasn't There (2001) Edit

A bigger one, even, than what had really happened to Big Dave,

A disgruntled, number juggling underling,

A goddamn pansy, Ed.

A goose, my friend. I was chasin' a wild goose.

A husband knows.

A kid diving in a water holeoutside of town had found his car.

A kid, really, your whole life ahead of you.

A lot of folks live with the pate exposed.

A music lover, alors.

A rock. A rock, the barber shop.

A small department store on main street.

A terrible thing. It's just damn terrible.

After me, you know.

After personality, of course.

After this happened,

After you die.

All going about their business.

All gone.

All I need is $10,000 to open up the first store.

All of his capital's tied up in expansion plans of his own.

All right, there it is,

All right. No options? We gotta think.

All those things...

And a garbage grinde built into the sink.

And all those twists and turns...

And bingo is probably the extent of it.

And couldn't stand it, couldn't stand knowing.

And don't say your wife.

And finally it came... the first day of the trial,

And found he'd been beaten, just like Big Dave said.

And Frank signed the money to Freddy Riedenschneider.

And groomin' my friend, is probably the most important thing in business.

And he did.

And he threw in some of the old truth stuff he hadn't had the chance to trot out for Doris.

And here's the capper...

And homicide.

And how do we share the...

And I can't seem to interest a soul.

And I doubt if she believed in life everlasting.

And I found the setting peaceful.

And I guess somewhere that pinched a little too.

And I thought,

And if I did, I'd probably be a veterinarian.

And maybe there I can tell her...

And no one to tell 'em to anyway.

And now it turns out this dope spent the war sitting on his ass...

And now the, uh,

And occasionally the executive contour.

And plenty of hot coffee.

And pump it.

And she had a point, I guess.

And she wasn't some fly by nighter.

And shoveled it in at Da Vinci's.

And that seemed to satisfy all of Frank's ambitions

And the book said I got the chair.

And the man gone, like a ghost.

And the men's magazine wanted me to tell how that felt.

And the spot he was putting himself in by getting the money.

And then he said the facts had no meaning.

And then it stops.

And then it was Riedenschneider's turn.

And then they got you,

And then you might as well have the man sell you the goddamned fish, Ed.

And there's not a damn thing we can do about it.

And they were all still struggling way down below.

And through all of it, we cut the hair.

And title search.

And told me to meet him at Da Vinci's for lunch.

And we find Arney Bragg, this kid missin' on recon.

And when does the hair realize that it's gone?

And whose alibi for the time in question is being passed out at home, alone.

And yet we're not late. We're on time, Ed.

And you should tell Doris...

And. Uh, how you been, uh...

Ann would throw me right out on my keister.

Ann, would you like to...

Ann.

Another one opens.

Any lawyer'll tell you, is Freddy Riedenschneider from...

Anybody can see that. And he's the best.

Anyone could open 'em up and make sense of the whole goddamn store.

Anyway, my point is you're young,

Anyway, one day we bust off the beach...

Anyway, that's what I was thinking in the days leading up to the trial.

Anyway, well enough.

Are you awake?

Are you awake?

Are you awake? Sir?

Are you there?

Are you?

Arney Bragg, again?

As a matter of fact, I'm thinkin' of makin' Doris the comptroller.

As Doris said,

As if I'd caught some disease.

As per our discussion.

As you well know.

Asking me for the same amout of money he asked me for.

At first I didn't know how I got here.

At first I thought she'd figured out somehow how I fit into it...

At night there were lights. We both saw them.

At the end of the night, she said she liked that I didn't talk much.

Awkward?

B 7

Banging into the dead ends,

Barber, right?

Because of Fritz, or Werner, whatever the hell his name is.

Because the more you look, the less you know.

Beethoven.

Before it all washes away.

Before they all sucked me in.

Big Dave did it, though.

Big Dave told me about it...

Big Dave.

Big Dave...

Big Dave's annex. Now, this is strictly haberdashery.

Big Dave's wife

Bingo!

Birdy, I've been doing a lot of thinking.

Birdy. Uh, the girl. No, the girl's okay.

Born Brooklyn, 1911.

Boy, she could put it away.

Broken clavicle.

But cash, that's fine.

But Doris was two timing me

But everyone call me Birdy.

But for my money it's just not good groomin'.

But he figured he owed me something since the last one hadn't played out.

But he'd left the hotel, skipped out on his bill.

But I couldn't see any pattern.

But I don't regret anything.

But I guess the new man had only kept quiet because he was nervous.

But I never considered myself a barber.

But I'm looking for a silent partner.

But I'm not afraid to go.

But if I were the man,

But if nobody noticed, then it's okay.

But in front of the jury, they had it that Doris was a saint.

But it is funny. Now I wanted to talk.

But it it's...

But it's not too soon to start making opportunities for yourself...

But it's true.

But l I do appreciate your interest.

But like she said, we had a commitment.

But maybe that was the instinct that kept me locked in the barber shop,

But most specifically, this is a barber's dilemma.

But not of murder.

But now all the disconnected things seem to hook up.

But seeing it whole gives you some peace.

But sometimes it got on my nerves.

But sometimes you look at it...

But that wasn't it, I'd find out later.

But the beauty of it is...

But the music, monsieur, she come from L'interieur, from inside, huh?

But the point is that if Mr. Prosecutor over there...

But then I went and found the pansy.

But then maybe all hobbies are.

But there was nobody there.

But they put their pants on one leg at a time just like you and me.

But this is my point.

But we can't know who. We can't know what really happened.

But we have the technology now to bring it to the homeowner,

But you.

But, I don't know, it made her happy,

Can I help ya?

Can you talk, sir? These men have to talk to you.

Carcanogues.

Case number SR 87249,

Cause now pending is hereby dismissed...

Cause that's my capitalization on the annex.

Changes it.

Check out the rack on that broad in the angora.

Chemicals.

Christ almighty, Ed.

Churn it up with your lawn mover, sweep it off your porch there.

Cigarette?

City archives, property rolls,

Cleanliness, friend.

Coffee it is.

Coffee it is.

Come across, or everybody knows.

Come in.

Come in. Come in!

Come in. I got everything organized.

Come on, Eddie. You're gonna scare the kid.

Come on, get ready.

Come on. what do I say?

Comin' out!

Complainant has a broken nose, couple of broken ribs.

Congratulations on your goddamn cherries!

Congratulations.

Cooked by you. That's motive.

Could you come with me, please?

Counselors.

County M.E. does an autopsy on anyone who dies in custody.

County M.E. does an autopsy on anyone who dies in custody.

Course you know that Doris had nothing to do with it.

Course, you're in the smock all day.

Crab detail.

Crane?

Crane.

Crane. Ed Crane.

Creighton Tolliver. Pleased to know ya.

Damn, I got a headache to beat the band.

Damn.

Dave?

Day by day.

Describe to the man where you will be fishing and for what,

Did Big Dave mention it was something about his war service?

Did she make mistakes?

Did you make that up?

Did you pump it? You can't pump it. That'll just flood it.

Disappear, if you'd like. Check in whenever you want.

Disappeared into thin air vaporized like the nips at Nagasaki.

Do you know who I am? Do you have any idea who...

Do you mind? You don't mind.

Do you want any more coffee, dad? Oh, hi, Mr. Crane.

Do?

Does he understand that? We're supposed to tell him. Are you conscious?

Does he understand?

Doesn't become a matter of public record unless there's been foul play.

Doesn't recall the transaction. No recollections.

Don't interrupt me. That's means.

Don't say anything. I'm fine.

Don't say those words, Ed.

Don't say those words.

Don't worry, Ed.

Doris and Frank's father had worked 30 years to own it free and clear.

Doris and I had never really talked much.

Doris and I went to church once a week.

Doris didn't much feel like going, and I didn't either.

Doris going.

Doris kept the books at Nirdlingers,

Doris liked the work, accounting.

Doris wasn't big on divine worship,

Doris, she was, she was pretty hot about that, god bless her.

Doris.

Doris's boss, Big Dave Brewster,

Doubt.

Dough is dough, huh?

Dry cleaning.

Dry cleaning.

Ed Crane.

Ed Crane.

Ed, gimme a zip.

Ed, have you ever heard of venture capital?

Ed, I...

Ed, I've been weak.

Ed, it's Big Dave. I gotta talk to you.

Ed, what is this?

Ed! Uncle Ed!

Ed?

Ed.

Embezzlin' from my own goddamn wife.

Embezzlin', Ed.

Enough to keep myself feeling okay.

Even though she'd done some things she wasn't proud of.

Even though there are only two of us working.

Except that in certain situations it's not, see.

Excuse me.

Family.

Fat assed son of a bitch.

Fifty fifty on the net.

Fifty fifty, straight down the line.

Finally.

First trimester.

Flunks out.

Fools even the experts.

For all I know, he talked to himself on the way home.

For he is modern man.

For now, everything just seemed ruined.

For the district attorney, that made it fall into place.

For your home driveway here.

Frank Raffo, my brother in law, was the principal barber.

Frank's father August they called him Guzzi

Frankie fell to pieces.

Frankly, Doris'd be better off with the county defender.

Freddy Riedenschneider went back to Sacramento,

Fritz something or other.

From, uh, Sacramento.

Get lost.

Get their pelts and their gold ignots

Gimme a drag.

Give me your hand.

Glasses.

Goddamn phony.

Gone now.

Good luck, Crane.

Good. Any questions, give me a ring.

Good. That helps. Not that she didn't do it That she didn't confess.

Guilty of living in a world that had no place for me, yeah.

Guilty of wanting to be a dry cleaner, sure.

Guy named David Brewster. He's the guy she...

Ha. Where does it go, huh?

Had a real shot at this. I could've won this thing.

Had traced back his side of the family seven generations,

Had worked the heads up in Santa Rosa for 35 years...

Handing over $10,000 for a piece of paper.

Has been lying to everybody in this town for the last four years,

Havanas.

Have a seat, mister.

He approaches you to help him with the money, his past comes back to haunt him. Who's to say?

He came across.

He can smell it a mile off.

He can't just wave his little wand in the air to make a plausible defense materialize.

He created it, but he never actually heard it.

He didn't see any way of using it without putting me on the hot seat...

He has forfeited the right to his own life.

He left the shop to Frankie free and clear,

He loosened up a little bit when I told him how talented you were.

He said he didn't ordinarily work that cheap,

He said I was modern man.

He said okay.

He said, uh, maybe you're a diamond in the rough.

He stayed at the hotel that I went to with the, uh,

He takes them on for next to nothing. So you're a cinch to be accepted.

He talked about how I'd lost my place in the universe,

He told me not to worry, though. Said he'd think of something.

He told them to look at me, look at me close.

He told them to look not at the facts, but at the meaning of the facts.

He was deaf when he wrote this.

He was very optimistic.

He wasn't buying any of that modern man stuff, or the uncertainty stuff,

He'd also disappeared from the residence he gave me,

He'd brought in a private investigator from Sacramento...

He's a barber, right?

He's a barber.

He's agreed to see you this Saturday.

He's comin' around.

He's conservative.

He's riding Garibaldi! Uncle Frankie's riding Garibaldi!

He's the dead guy.

He's thinking about canceling the annex.

He's... he's awake. Go ahead.

Hell, I hope I've done the right thing.

Hello, Birdy.

Hello, Ed.

Hello, Rachel.

Hello, sir.

Hello, Tony.

Hello!

Her playing, uh, very polite.

Here's the brochure. It's the modern way to...

Here's to you, uh...

Hey, Riedenschneider. Where's Doris?

Hey, uh, ain't you in ladies' wear?

Hey, you want the dough back?

Hey...

Hi, Mr. Crane.

His name is Jacques...

His words.

Hmm, voyez, monsieur. Look.

Hmm? Then perhaps,

Holdin' down the porch area, Ed?

Holy, moley, do I got a headache.

Homicide.

Honey.

Hospital file rooms,

How are you holding up?

How can Doris be late?

How come the judge doesn't come out?

How come?

How could I have been so stupid?

How could I have been so stupid?

How did he know that you were seein' the woman?

How did she do?

How did you get into the store?

How did you know?

How do you like them apples?

How I was too ordinary to be the criminal mastermind...

How I'd used Doris, then let her take the fall.

How it keeps on coming.

How many time?

How the planet go 'round the sun,

How there was some greater scheme at work that the state had yet to unravel.

How you doin'? You got a check?

However,

However, stinks.

Huh? Haven't I seen you up in ladies' wear?

Huh? Huh? Do you know who you're talkin' to here?

I am Carcanogues. You will wait, my dear.

I am thinking about, uh, calling the place Tolliver's.

I brought your makeup.

I called in Freddy Riedenschneider and signed the house over to him.

I can have it in a week.

I cannot repeat it to you, but this thing goes deep, Ed.

I could cover the costs of the lessons. Like I said, it's pretty modest.

I could help her sort through all that without charging her an arm and a leg.

I could offer a guilty plea, and in return they don't give you the juice,

I could plead you for a nutcase, but you look too composed.

I deserve it.

I did help him cook the books, Ed. I did do that.

I didn't recognize you without the smock.

I didn't see anyone.

I didn't think you were, uh, much interested in, uh...

I do the talking. You keep your trap shut.

I don't capitulate.

I don't care what it costs!

I don't get it.

I don't know how you're fixed for money.

I don't know if you knew that.

I don't know if you knew that.

I don't know what happened to Big Dave.

I don't know what I'll find beyond the earth and sky,

I don't know what to do, Ed. I don't know what I can do.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.

I don't know what's goin' on... I...

I don't know where I'm being taken.

I don't know who.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. I wasn't there.

I don't know. Skip it.

I don't think I'm prohibited from telling you this.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I don't work here. My wife does

I even went when Walter was away on his research trips.

I get the lay of the land, I tell you what to say.

I got a note.

I got the paperwork here.

I gotta hand it to him. He tossed a lot of sand in their eyes,

I gotta tell ya, I thought we had it tough, but we had supply.

I guess he just heard it all in his head somehow.

I guess that meant I never had a chance.

I guess that would be pretty awkward.

I had to beat it out of the pansy.

I had to turn my back on the old lady,

I hate wops.

I hear they're bringing a prosecutor up.

I heard him out, then I told him to go to hell.

I hired a new man for the second chair.

I hoped,

I insist!

I just cut the hair.

I just don't know.

I just knew.

I just wanted to make you happy.

I killed him.

I knew about it.

I knew step by step, of course,

I knew that ten grand was going to pinch him where it hurt,

I knew we'd pay for it.

I know it wasn't her.

I know some of it.

I know who he is.

I know who the son of a bitch is.

I know who you are, Mr. Crane.

I know you didn't hire Freddy Riedenschneider

I know.

I know. It's meticulous. I know.

I litigate.

I mean, I never woulda, you know.

I mean, I'd understand if you came in here and...

I mean, it's her st... It's her family's store, Ed. It's her store.

I never even wanna hear those words.

I never wanna see another blueberry pie.

I noticed you still have pea stone in your driveway.

I provide professional services, you provide the capital.

I sat in the house,

I saw the creatures.

I say, Arney Bragg, again?

I sent a note telling him where to drop the money.

I sent it to Dave the next morning.

I serve at the indulgence of the goddamn ownership.

I speak with you on the phone, no?

I suspect he was drinking.

I talked to this guy.

I think, uh, perhaps some day...

I thought about what an undertaker had told me once.

I thought I had a prospect here

I thought that was real good.

I thought there would be arguments,

I thought, What keeps it growing?

I took Doris's keys.

I tried to tell him the whole story, but Riedenschneider stopped me.

I used to regret being the barber.

I used to.

I want the dough. I don't take attendance.

I was a ghost.

I was a svengali who had forced Doris to join

I was alone with secrets I didn't want...

I was in a spot.

I was just like them, an ordinary man.

I was so sorry to hear.

I was the barber.

I was the principal barber now.

I was turning into Ann Nirdlinger,

I was with her.

I wasn't crazy about the game,

I went to see a woman who was supposed to have powers in communicating...

I wish I was doing well enough to turn away business.

I'd be absolutely worthless, somethin' like this. Absolutely worthless.

I'd brought her a dress to wear to court, and she'd used the belt.

I'd gotten Doris to steal the money.

I'd hate to have to tell you what I paid for it.

I'd hired the guy who did the least gabbing whie he came in for an interview,

I'd met Doris blind on a double date...

I'd want to be told.

I'll give you a receipt on the...

I'll take care of him. you go ahead, Frank.

I'm all shot to hell.

I'm all shot to hell.

I'm an attorney. You're a barber. You don't know anything.

I'm at the store.

I'm Crane.

I'm Ed Crane.

I'm Ed.

I'm fine.

I'm Freddy Riedenschneider. Hungry?

I'm glad that this men's magazine paid me to tell my story.

I'm gonna give you a receipt on the dough here.

I'm gonna mingle it with common house dirt.

I'm gonna take this hair and throw it out in the dirt.

I'm having 'em hold it for me. I'll be back and forth.

I'm not big on music, ordinarily.

I'm not putting words in your mouth, no.

I'm not sure I'm pronouncing it right. Anyway, he's a frenchman.

I'm officer Persky. This is Krebs.

I'm ruined.

I'm saying that sometimes the more you look,

I'm so sorry about your loss.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I just didn't remember.

I'm the barber.

I've been carryin' on with a married woman.

I've done the research, I've contacted the vendors.

I've made inquiries.

If he sees a student that he thinks has talent,

If you hadn't stuck in your own goddamn schnozz.

If you'll pardon the, uh...

If you're in before 6:00, it's the whatchamacallit...

In a way, I felt bad for Big Dave.

In some boat yard in San Diego.

In the matter of the people v. Doris Crane,

In... In a way,

Individual consumer, at very competitive prices.

Inside his briefcase were the partnership papers I'd signed,

Irregullarities in the books, they said. Can I explain it?

Is it like a plant in soil?

Is not so hard to understand.

Is that right?

Is that what he said?

Island hopping,

It goes deep and involves the government.

It keeps growing,

It say E flat, she play E flat.

It says here that the russians exploded an a bomb...

It seem like I knew a secret,

It seemed like a screwy hobby,

It seemed like once that was over, I'd be ready for a new start.

It stinks.

It stinks.

It was a pretty good speech and even had me going,

It was a routine we fell into most every evening.

It was clean.

It was good to see you again, Mr. Crane.

It was like I was a ghost walking down the street.

It was my only chance, he said.

It was nothing.

It was only a couple weeks later she suggested we get married.

It was only a couple weeks later she suggested we get married.

It was... nice to meet you, sir.

It wasn't my establishment. Like the fella says, I only work here.

It would be best if he waited here.

It's a capital offense. They're taking it seriously.

It's a fact, a proved fact.

It's a free country.

It's a tough break, but, um,

It's all done with chemicals, friend.

It's all done with chemicals, friend.

It's all the same in the end.

It's called dry cleaning.

It's casual wear, pajamas, ladies' undergarments and foundations,

It's hard to explain.

It's no one you know. It's a businessman from Sacramento.

It's not that fast.

It's okay.

It's okay.

It's only the biggest business opportunity since Henry Ford,

It's open ended, and it makes him the bad guy.

It's out of my league.

It's routine.

It's routine.

It's the only fact there is.

Jeez, I don't know, Mr. Crane.

Jesus Christ!

Jesus, yeah. The barber.

Jesus.

Jesus.

Jesus...

Jury might like that. Might like that here.

Just coffee.

Just go see him as a favor to me.

Knowing the date you're going to die.

L I just ate lunch! I couldn't eat another thing.

L, uh...

L, uh... I was so damn sorry to hear about your loss.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,

Ladies and gentlemen, members of the jury, citizens of Santa Rosa,

Lady in question. He must've seen us.

Late? How can she be late?

Leapfrog, bootstrap myself to a whole chain.

Let go of my goddamn elbow!

Let me point out, these fish are not as dumb as you might think.

Let yourself in.

Let's be realistic, now.

Let's look at our options. Well, frankly, I don't see any options.

Let's see it with the hairpiece on.

Life has dealt me some bum cards.

Life is just so goddamn wonderful, You almost won't believe it.

Like a very nice girl.

Like I had made it to the outside somehow,

Like I said, he was the principal Barber.

Like I said, I'm not an expert.

Like I say,

Like when a fog blows away.

Listen, when the annex opens up, you gotta stop by.

Listen. I won't kid you, Ed.

Lived in a little bungalow on napa street.

Living expenses, secretarial,

Lloyd Garroway in San Francisco.

Look at what the other side is gonna run at us.

Look, chump.

Look, I don't want to waste your time, so I'll eat while we talk.

Look, just go see him as a favor to me.

Look, she's just a kid. I thought you taught these kids to...

Looking at something...

Love ya, honey.

Ma'am, I was just telling your husband here about tar macadam.

Make the payments, tread the water day by day,

Makeup and perfume.

Man, could he talk.

Man, she was reading me like a book.

May at first look at these lines and see only the chaos of a work of modern art.

Maybe Doris will be there.

Maybe have a drink.

Maybe he specified, maybe he didn't.

Maybe if you're 11 or 12 years old, Frank's got an interesting point of view,

Maybe it would all work out.

Maybe the things I don't understand will be clearer there,

Maybe Walter found something there in the old county courthouses,

Maybe we can update your suit a little bit, huh?

Maybe.

Me, I don't like entertaining.

Me, I don't talk much.

Meantime, Freddy Riedenschneider slept at the Metropole...

Mistake? No.

Mister...

Mmm. Yeah. How you doing, Costanza?

Money problems.

More power to ya, brother.

Most people think someone's accused of a crime,

Move for a mistrial! Your honor!

Move for a mistrial.

Mr. Crane, I wanna do it. Mr. Crane!

Mr. Crane?

Mr. Hail fellow well met, about to open his own business here,

Mr. Raffo.

My criminal enterprise.

My father used to take me with him when he went to get his hair cut.

My first instinct was no, no, the whole idea was nuts.

My name's Diedrickson, county medical examiner.

My private stock.

My wife and I had not performed the sex act in many years.

My wife?

Nah, you go ahead. I'm not big on parties.

Nice girl,

No annex.

No court martial. Honorable discharge, may 8, 1945.

No one you know.

No question about it.

No suds. No tumple. No stress on the clothes.

No talking out of school. What's out of school? Everything's out of school.

No water.

No, come on, kids!

No, he's, uh, family. He's my brother in law.

No, I insist!

No, I... no, l I do probate and real estate...

No, I'm her... I'm a family friend.

No, it's really okay. I wanna do it.

No, no, no, monsieur. That is what I cannot teach her, huh? I cannot teach her to have the soul.

No, no, no, no. We're not giving up yet.

No, no, no, you gotta pump it. You can't just hold it down. I mean that'll flood it.

No, no, no!

No, that was written by Ludwig Van Beethoven.

No. No, it's nothing like that.

Nope, he was going by the book,

Nose against the exit afraid to try turning the knob.

Not a problem.

Not a thing.

Not fried, poached. Three of 'em for two minutes.

Not guilty, your honor.

Not like most people you run into on this side.

Not that I complained, mind you.

Not that I was gonna prance about it, mind you.

Nothing at all.

Now it got signed over to the bank, and the bank signed some over to Frank.

Now that I'm near the end,

Now, interview. I'm seeing her tomorrow. You sholud be there 3:00.

Now, ready? One second and I will...

Now, with everyone gone,

Now?

Nylon stockings,

Of a truly despicable man.

Of course there was one person who could confirm Doris's story,

Of course you have to rejuvenate that every couple of years, don't you? When the pea stone thins out?

Of course, I'm not obliged to either.

Of course, uh, l, uh...

Of his professional career.

Of San Francisco.

Oh, come on! People, you can't help each other like that.

Oh, don't be a grump. Gimme a zip.

Oh, happy days.

Oh, hell. Want a drink?

Oh, I'll tell you,

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, n... Anthony!

Oh, no, it's okay.

Oh, no.

Oh, sit down.

Oh, those fiery Mediterraneans.

Oh, uh, couldn't be better.

Oh, yeah, sure. Walter.

Oh, year, there was one other thing.

Oh, you got nothin' to say, huh?

Oh, you know. Still got my health.

Oh. I thought you were the porter.

Okay, bud, you're through.

Okay, kids. Ready? And...

Okay, one thing we didn't talk about was,

Okay, that's it.

Okay, Walter. Thanks.

Okay, we forget the blackmail thing. You killed him.

Okay, yeah. I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay. You killed him.

On the arraignment calendar,

On the veils, on the ghosts,

Once he had the job, he talked from the minute I opened the shop in the morning...

One fistfight, broken up by the M.P.S.

One hundred percent human hair. Handcrafted by Jacques

One more thing. you keep your mouth shut.

One thing after another.