Roy doesn't trust you, Johnny. Roy doesn't? Perhaps he doesn't like your face. Maybe I...

Morgan Vallin: Roy doesn't trust you, Johnny. Johnny Allegro: Roy doesn't? Morgan Vallin: Perhaps he doesn't like your face. Johnny Allegro: Maybe I don't like his. Morgan Vallin: I like this spirit of mutual distrust. It could relieve me of a lot of responsibility. But I don't trust you either. I don't mean to be offensive. It's simply my policy to distrust everyone. To me, suspicion is another word for caution. Johnny Allegro: Is that all you wanted to discuss with me? Morgan Vallin: Oh no. No. Sit down, Johnny. I'm a man who enjoys competition. For instance, that scene I interrupted when I came in. Competition is healthy in all fields - business, athletics, or women. In the latter category, especially now in our particular case, I have complete confidence because I have the advantage of knowing Glenda. Johnny Allegro: Then you can't lose. Morgan Vallin: I'm glad you see it that way, Johnny, because I must confess to a weakness. I'm a bad loser. Johnny Allegro: Is there anything else? Morgan Vallin: We'll consider the incident closed for the present. Why, it's only 10 o'clock. Would you like to hear some good music? Johnny Allegro: No, thanks. I think I could use a little fresh air. And besides, good music is wasted on me.