Sometimes, men get greedy." The three "helpers," totaling an expense of $50,000, would be paid a flat fee for their services:a "boxman" or safecracker who would need o be paid the most, "maybe $25,000.During a night-time coffee break at an all-night restaurant (the Belmore Cafeteria), Travis appears through the glass window behind other cabbies who are seated at a table.The Keys are different han anything I""ve ever seen.And hotter."Mr.Temple: "Ah, don""t look for it to get any cooler before November.The thermometer will go down to about 100.The sand flies and mosquitoes will disappear.It""ll be right livable for about three months on the Keys.Except for the tourists."[Note: Temple""s exaggerated assertion was that it would finally get cool by November, by finally dropping down to 100 degrees.This quintessential, pre-Army film was filled with Presley classics, especially the wonderfully-choreographed set piece for ""Jailhouse Rock,"" as well as other memorable hit-song numbers (and two tender ballads), including:Young and Beautiful(sung 3 times)I Want to Be FreeDon""t Leave Me NowTreat Me NiceYou""re So Square (Baby,I Don""t Care)Jailhouse RockEach of the songs in the film represented a narrative milestone - a higher achievement or acquisition of a stepping-stone goal.