The world is full of pests.And then there""s the newspapers o handle.One must know when to seek publicity and when to avoid it." Deeds is only frustrated that he cannot find a rhyme for Budington, but he amuses himself with a limerick rhyme for Cobb:There once was a man named CobbKept Semple away from the mobCame the turn of the tideAnd Semple he diedAnd now poor Cobb is out of a job.They describe their work: "We fly a little mail and things here and there," and hey toast their drinks with "Happy Landings!" Bonnie Lee is unemployed and on her way home, unless she gets a job in Panama as a showgirl: "I quit a show at Valparaiso.Murtaugh was grateful for Riggs saving his life, and apologized for berating him earlier.Riggs was invited to the Murtaugh household for dinner, where Rianne took a liking to the brash young cop.[The song was an effort to reprise Hayworth""s sultry singing ofPut the Blame on MameinGilda (1946)].The hallucinatory nature of the film is confirmed by O""Hara - he ponders about quitting.He also asks himself whether he is insane or whether the other characters are the crazy ones:Talk of money and murder.