Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: Well, what'll you have?
Dingo Mike: Oh, mix me a 'new life' cocktail.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: A what?
Dingo Mike: New life. I s'pose you never heard of it? That's what comes of letting dames tend bar.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: What's in it?
Dingo Mike: Well, first you take a little ice.
Dingo Mike: [she adds ice to a glass] A pecker of rye. You ain't sore about anything are you?
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: What else?
Dingo Mike: Hmmm, four dashes of sloe gin.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: [she adds the gin] Sloe gin.
Dingo Mike: Some sherry brandy.
Dingo Mike: [she lifts a spoon] You don't have to measure it. Just pour it in.
Dingo Mike: Some Jamaica rum. Couple of dashes of that.
Dingo Mike: [she pours in the rum] Now let's see. Oh, yes, some Absinthe. That's about right. Now a little Kimmel to sweeten it.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: How much Kimmel?
Dingo Mike: Oh, about a tablespoonful.
Dingo Mike: [she adds the Kimmel] Now, a little cream
Dingo Mike: [she pours in the cream] The white of an egg.
Dingo Mike: [she breaks the egg] Okay, you can leave the shell. Might as well leave the yoke in too.
Dingo Mike: Now, a little Cayenne pepper to give it a flavour.
Dingo Mike: [she adds the pepper] Okay. That's great.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: Say, what did you call this?
Dingo Mike: New life.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: Sounds more like sudden death to me.
Dingo Mike: Embalmed a fella with it once and he sat right up and sang!
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: You're sure you're going to drink this?
Dingo Mike: Certainly, I'm going to drink it. Hey, don''t shake it. You'll puddle it. Like to try a little of it yourself?
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: [she hands him the glass] Not me. There you are. That'll be eight bucks.
Dingo Mike: The regular price is two.
Dorothy 'Dot' Hunter: Two - if you drink it.