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He persuades three obstreperous members of a local loan-sharking crew to do the actual thievery—while at the same time crafting a second false identity for himself. He plans to attend the auction as a wealthy tech mogul and outbid all comers for the necklace. The heist inevitably goes awry. This one, with a cast led by Alec Guinness and Peter Sellers, concerns a band of bank robbers whose plans are confounded by their elderly landlady.

And thanks to a combination of entrepreneurial creativity some might call it cynicism …. GK : It's very urgent, ma'am. I've I've got to go to the toilet and I need to go really really bad. GK : I get in a coffeeshop and I hear liquids being poured and I'm liable to wet my pants. GK : I always thought when I got to this age I'd have profound philosophical thoughts, and instead what I think about is my urinary tract.

IG : Come. GK : And he took my hand and up in the air we flew and we whooshed down the canyons of steel and concrete and round corners WHOOSH inches away from office windows and people in the offices didn't point and yell either they were being extremely cool or else we were invisible.

Nice pair of wings. You're an angel. IG : I look out for people, yes. In life I was in securities. We just passed my old office back there. I was worth about million bucks and I was about to retire to an island in the Aegean and then welllong story I wound up doing this. The toilet is right over there.

GK : His wings had retracted or something and he wasn't shining anymore. He was wearing coveralls. GK : Listen. I figured out the legacy problem. You're going to be the guy who brings back the public toilet in New York.

GK : Lack of public restrooms. It's why old people retire to Florida instead of here. It's why pregnant women can't come shopping in Midtown. You need toilets. And guess what? You've got 11, pay phone booths sitting empty and useless that a lot of people are using for toilets now.

Just make em coin-operated and put in some plumbing and you've got it. Anything you try to do requires five years of study and three years of hearings and two more years of study and the commission studying it comes out with a three-pound report that nobody reads and meanwhile the people who wanted to get it done are worn out and the thing disappears and two years later somebody says, Why don't we do something about this?

And there's a new study. They built a prototype public toilet in Manhattan and it took them six years and it was self-cleaning and coin-operated and it was safe against terrorists and the coin-mechanism was such that low-income people paid less and it was wheelchair-accessible and it was a beautiful thing but it wouldn't flush. GK : Oh. Eleven thousand of them sitting useless in the city since the advent of cellphones. Some have been turned into meditation centers.

Because your hair is my hair too. GK : Some phone booths have been made into puppet theaters. Or they're used as Time Out spaces for obstreperous children.

Or get five for twenty. And how about this Amish cigarette lighter. Amish corkscrew. Heard a lot about you. Some of it good. IG : Dominus vobiscum, hibiscus on your brisket. Gloria deo, add a little mayo. GK : So what's a beautiful girl like you doing shopping in New York all by your lonesome?

ER : Look at my face. Just wanted to see if you could follow direction. Now leave me alone. GK : Okay.

Have a nice holiday.