Taxi!
Hey, Jack.
You again.
That's right. Me again. There something wrong with that, Jack?
Where's the car?
Right this way. [During the drive] They can't keep you in Montreal for long. After these exhibition games, they're gonna have to bring you up. [Robinson remains silent] You don't have two words to rub together, do you?
You ever wonder why I sit down behind third base, with my typewriter on my knees? Does that ever cross your mind? It's because Negro reporters aren't allowed in the press box. So guess what? You, Mr. Robinson, are not the only one with something at stake here.
I apologize. You've been there for me through this... ...more than anyone besides Rae and Mr. Rickey. But I guess that's what bothers me.
How do you mean?
I don't like needing someone to be there for me. I don't like needing anyone for anything. I never have.
You a hard case, Jack Robinson. Hey. Is it okay if I keep driving you, or should I let you get out so you can walk? Hmm? [Robinson signals for him to drive; both chuckle]

