Explain the Shoe Guy to me
Anyone who's seen the film a bunch of times will know who I'm talking about.
He's the guest in the posh hotel who opens his door trying to put his shoes into the hallway (presumably for the shoeshine guy). Every time he tries this he sees someone and changes his mind, clutching his shoes and going back into his room.
Why does he do this? Friends have suggested it's because he doesn't want them stolen. But if he's afraid that'll happen why put them out at all? What difference does it make if he sees someone or not?
Would love to know what the gag is...
"I will rise from the ashes like a Tuscon!"