His Girl Friday1940

Williams:
He [the soap-box speaker] said everything should be made use of.

Hildy:
It makes quite a bit of sense, doesn't it?...Now look, Earl, when you found yourself with that gun in your hand, and that policeman coming at you, what did you think about?...You must have thought of something...Could it have been, uh, 'production for use'?...What's a gun for Earl?

Williams:
A gun?...Why to shoot, of course.

Hildy:
Oh. Maybe that's why you used it.

Williams:
Maybe.

Hildy:
Seems reasonable?

Williams:
Yes, yes it is. You see, I've never had a gun in my hand before. That's what a gun's for, isn't it? Maybe that's why.

Hildy:
Sure it is.

Williams:
Yes, that's what I thought of. Production for use. Why, it's simple isn't it?

Hildy:
Very simple.

Williams:
There's nothing crazy about that, is there?

Hildy:
Nope. Nothing at all.

Williams:
You'll write about that in your paper, won't you?

Hildy:
You bet I will.

Williams:
I liked talking to you.