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00:00Are you sure, Bob?
00:05Frank, find me a cheeseburger van without a bag of burgers defrosting on the roof,
00:09and I'll happily, I stress happily, rabbit punch myself in the testicles.
00:13It's just the council inspector said that...
00:15Megan, Megan, her name's Megan, Frank,
00:18and she and I are about to embark on a glorified first date.
00:22She's been wriggling on my hook for weeks.
00:24Today's the day I reel her in, remove the hook,
00:27and fry her up in breadcrumbs.
00:30Oh, that sounds delicious.
00:36Hendo?
00:38What's Megan doing with him?
00:40Oh, dear, Bob.
00:42Looks like you'll need to pop those breadcrumbs back into your pocket.
00:53Good morning, Megan.
00:54Hendo, this is an horrific surprise.
00:57Mr Henderson saw me at the bus stop and kindly offered me a lift.
01:00Community service.
01:02Frank, please assist Megan in the inspection of our thriving local business.
01:06Thank you, Bob.
01:07Megan, prepare to be wowed.
01:09I'll certainly try.
01:10Nope.
01:13What's your gain, Hendo?
01:14Just helping out the council in these troubled times.
01:17Bollocks.
01:18And if along the way, Megan, like so many before her,
01:21should be sent doolally by the Jag, then so be it.
01:25Hendo, I am entering the final phase of a skirt campaign.
01:28Don't get in my way.
01:30It's out of my hands, Bob.
01:31It's the Jag.
01:33Leather fittings, walnut handbrake.
01:35The skirt lose their barbles.
01:37I'm warning you, Hendo.
01:38So help me, God.
01:39And that concludes your tour.
01:41So I'm returning you to where I found you.
01:44Megan, there's a restaurant in Canousie that's been leaving the punters all quite agog.
01:49What's saying?
01:50Sounds lovely.
01:50Megan, why don't I sweep you up there in the Jag?
01:53I'd be delighted and enchanted.
01:55Megan, when I think of you, I smile.
01:57Megan, when I think of you, I genuinely fear self-combustion.
02:00Well, I'd better get out of the blast zone.
02:03I'll warm up the Jag.
02:04I'll warm up your face.
02:05Gentlemen, this is an official council visit.
02:08Please, restrain yourselves.
02:11You're right, Megan.
02:12Hendo should be restrained.
02:14Francis, finish up.
02:16Thanks, Bob.
02:17You know, folks, some people think that a cheeseburger van's director of sauces
02:22only looks after sauces.
02:24That is, please forgive me, cock talk.
02:28But hey, come on now.
02:30Sauces are important.
02:31Of course they are.
02:32You've got your ketchup, your salad pews, your brown sauce, your light brown sauce.
02:36It's burger time.
02:37And what I like to call a gaggle.
02:41For God's sake.
02:44Call the police.
02:47So, Megan, it appears it's you and me for tea.
02:52Number three.
03:01Number three, step forward.
03:07Would you like him to say the line?
03:10Why not?
03:11Number three, can you please say,
03:14Hendo, it's burger time.
03:17Hendo, it's burger time.
03:19Louder.
03:21Hendo.
03:22Deeper.
03:24Hendo, it's burger time.
03:27That's him.
03:32Well, looking at the evidence,
03:34I suspect the burgers were dislodged by a small-scale disaster.
03:38A wee quake or a highly localised taffoon.
03:41Bob, as you know, after the cheeseburger wars, we adopted a zero-tolerance approach to all-bugger-related crime.
03:48Mm-hmm.
03:49As we fast-tracked the court.
03:50Uh-huh.
03:52And as you know, I'm represented by Objection McNally.
04:01I assume we are free to go.
04:08Objection McNally.
04:10A site for sore eyes.
04:12Ah.
04:13Hello, Bob.
04:14Objection.
04:15The feds have stuck me on trumped-up charges just as I'm entering the endgame of a skirt project.
04:20I need you to call off the docks.
04:22I'm finished, Bob.
04:24Finished?
04:25Your Objection McNally?
04:26The best lawyer in Brotty Ferry?
04:28I was.
04:30What's the charge?
04:32Aggravated assault with a bin bag of frozen burgers.
04:35Back in the cheeseburger wars, I'd do ten of them a day.
04:39I've forgotten more about frozen burger assaults than anyone I'll ever know.
04:42Come on, Objection.
04:43Bob needs you here.
04:44I'm shot to pieces, lads.
04:48I get up in the morning and drink rum in the shower.
04:50Nothing wrong with the occasional shower party.
04:52Yeah, it's aftershocks on the bus.
04:54Oh, well, that's...
04:54And the boy's telling me to kill a pigeon.
04:57Sorry?
04:58But then, you know what, Bob?
05:00Maybe this is what I need.
05:02Big case.
05:03Put me back on track.
05:05What was that thing about the pigeon?
05:06Yeah, we need to gather character witnesses.
05:09Talk tactics!
05:11Bob!
05:12I'll take this case.
05:13I'm ready.
05:17No...
05:18Objection.
05:20No, you're not.
05:22I need you to give me every legal book ever written.
05:28I'll see what we have.
05:31I really don't think this is a good idea, Bob.
05:33Oh, it's perfect, Frank.
05:34Perfect!
05:35Me in court defending myself, wowing the jury, reducing Megan's knees to putty.
05:41I just think a certain amount of legal knowledge would appear vital.
05:44Oh, Frank, being a lawyer is 1% knowledge.
05:4799% showmanship.
05:49Same as gymnasts and binmen.
05:51And I've got showmanship by the bucketful.
05:53And now, I'm gonna have the knowledge.
05:58Have you got anything smaller?
06:00No.
06:00Ready, Frankie?
06:03Ah, nearly.
06:04Ah, sorry.
06:05Where are my manners?
06:06Ah, this is my swimming instructor and girlfriend, Dorothy.
06:10Hiya.
06:11Hi.
06:11You don't need to do that with everyone, Frank.
06:14Just return this while I'm here.
06:15You only got that out last week.
06:22All finished.
06:24Don't smile like that, Frank.
06:26It's disgusting.
06:27Sorry, Bob.
06:35This must be hard for you.
06:37Not hard.
06:38Illegal.
06:39I'm a witness in your case.
06:41They had to do it, didn't they?
06:42They had to try and keep us apart.
06:45Oh, we're not together.
06:47Megan, with regards to this much whispered about dinner...
06:50Absolutely not.
06:52Can you imagine what prison would be like for a man of my looks?
06:56I'd be a target for both genuine homosexuals
06:58and those who have temporarily converted to the homosexual faith
07:01for the duration of their stay.
07:03You've obviously given that bit of thought.
07:04Very briefly.
07:06My point is that I've re-emerged as a desperately confused individual,
07:09so let's get this dinner in while I'm still compus mentis.
07:12No, Bob.
07:13No more contact until after your trial.
07:16So, that's a yes to the dinner after the trial.
07:19I never mentioned dinner.
07:21You hinted at it.
07:22Look, if you're found entirely innocent,
07:24which seems highly unlikely,
07:25then OK, one dinner.
07:27Deal.
07:33Unbelievable.
07:34Bob, may I ask if you're ready?
07:45To a ludicrous degree.
07:46Have you read the book?
07:48The book?
07:50Oh, no, no, no.
07:50That didn't grab me at all.
07:51What I have done over the last couple of days
07:55is dedicate many, many, many hours
08:00to establishing a court style.
08:05Well, perhaps if just some of those hours had been spent with the book...
08:09Court style.
08:22Oh.
08:25Nice.
08:26Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
08:30you are here to preside over a case of aggravated assault.
08:34Today, the accused will appear in his own defence.
08:38The case will open with the Crown's evidence,
08:40and when you hear the evidence,
08:42you should...
08:43Relax, and enjoy yourselves.
08:46Pay close attention.
08:51My lady, my first witness is the victim, Mr. Henderson.
08:56Here we go.
08:57Thanks very much.
09:00I'm not sure where I go.
09:02I got a wee bit disorientated, you see?
09:04Is that it?
09:06Just maybe give me a...
09:07With bells on.
09:09Box that.
09:11That's it.
09:12Thank you, thank you.
09:14Oh, thanks.
09:16You're a...
09:16You're a diamond.
09:18Mr. Henderson, thank you for attending today
09:20in your clearly impaired condition.
09:22I'll accept two banjo-darns
09:24to take a maniac off the streets.
09:27Please describe the events of last week
09:28outside the, uh...
09:30Sorry, I presume this is a typo.
09:33Waterburger Disco?
09:36Yes, well, I was out driving my Jag,
09:39or, as I often say,
09:41the Jag was driving me.
09:42Who's that a joke?
09:45When I noticed a female acquaintance at the bus stop,
09:48I offered her a smooth ride
09:50to what I presumed was a scrapyard,
09:53but was actually a highly dilapidated cheeseburger van.
09:58It was manned by a wee guy with glasses
10:00and a shifty, out-of-shape gentleman
10:03who seemed nervous in the presence of women.
10:06Objection.
10:06On what basis?
10:07Slander.
10:08Nope, carry on.
10:09And do you see there's men here today?
10:11I do.
10:13That's them.
10:15Please continue.
10:16Well, then, Mr. Servant climbed on the roof of the van
10:19and chucked a bin bag of frozen burgers on me.
10:22I suffered mind-numbing pain.
10:25Well, Mr. Servant produced a somewhat womanly laugh.
10:28Objection.
10:29Nope.
10:30No further questions.
10:33Mr. Servant.
10:34You know, folks,
10:46where I come from,
10:47we play a game called catch.
10:50You start when you're wee,
10:52and you never stop.
10:54Swing by Safeways any Tuesday,
10:56and you'll find myself and others,
10:58oh, many of them strangers,
11:00happily playing catch in the vegetable section.
11:03And when I lose,
11:04as I sometimes do,
11:07I don't call the police,
11:09dress up like an Egyptian mummy
11:11to get a good man into trouble.
11:12I just go back to Safeways the following Tuesday
11:14and start again.
11:16Mr. Servant,
11:17are you slowly working your way round to a point?
11:20My point is this.
11:22I don't know how the burgers fell on your head, Hendo,
11:26but it seems clear
11:27that you embarked
11:29on a high-stakes game
11:31of catch.
11:34Sometimes you win.
11:38Sometimes you lose.
11:40These are the rules of catch.
11:43And these,
11:45the legends of the jury,
11:47are the rules
11:48of life.
11:54Mr. Henderson was struck by the bag,
11:56then Mr. Servant returned.
11:58And did you see
11:59Mr. Servant drop the bag?
12:01I didn't.
12:02In terms of probability.
12:03Oi!
12:04She said her piece,
12:05stop badgering her.
12:06Mr. Servant,
12:07firstly,
12:08you will address the advocate with respect.
12:11Secondly,
12:11your objection is upheld.
12:13You're leading the witness.
12:14I think we've heard more than enough.
12:17No further questions.
12:27Your hair?
12:29Dare I say,
12:31Timothy?
12:32Mr. Servant.
12:33Bear with me,
12:35Scupper.
12:37Megan,
12:38I have here
12:39the evening menu
12:41for the money-fee-th restaurant
12:43that we've been going
12:44round to houses on.
12:45Of course you do.
12:47Exhibit A.
12:49Francis.
12:52Now,
12:54let's see.
12:55Supreme of Chicken
13:02with Mushroom Sass.
13:04$12.95.
13:06Not bad.
13:08Not bad at all.
13:09My lady,
13:10could Mr. Servant
13:11continue his questioning
13:12off-menu?
13:14I have no questions
13:16for this fine lady
13:17because,
13:19as you've just heard,
13:20she saw nothing.
13:25So,
13:27I release you
13:28to go home,
13:31get your girlfriends over
13:32and help choose a frock
13:33for the restaurant
13:34and,
13:35no doubt,
13:37tell a few lewd jokes
13:38about the size of my
13:39you-know-what.
13:43This is anus.
13:48I am the medical director
13:50of Brotty Ferry.
13:51During the cheeseburger wars,
13:53we dealt with up to 20
13:54cheeseburger-related injuries
13:56a day.
13:57So you've studied the case?
13:58Yes.
14:00Mr. Henderson shows signs
14:01of a classic cheeseburger assault,
14:03frozen from above
14:05at high speed.
14:07No more questions.
14:12All right, Doc.
14:14Bob?
14:15So,
14:17you're an impartial witness.
14:19That's correct, Bob.
14:20Uh-huh, uh-huh.
14:21In 1982,
14:23you and I met two sisters
14:24at the bowling club disco.
14:26One was out of the top drawer.
14:29The other
14:30emerged from a somewhat
14:32lower drawer
14:33and walked
14:35with a pronounced limp.
14:37Now,
14:38I'm not going to say
14:38who bagged which sister,
14:40but
14:40your walk home that night
14:43must have taken
14:44many,
14:45many hours.
14:47Is this relevant?
14:48My lady?
14:49It's open
14:50to the defence
14:51to seek to determine
14:52whether there is
14:53personal bias
14:54on behalf of the witness.
14:55You said it, boss.
14:57No more questions.
14:59Bob,
15:00may I say
15:00you are performing
15:02superbly.
15:04At this rate,
15:04Frank,
15:05we'll be home
15:06by lunchtime.
15:07Mr. Servant,
15:08please take the stand.
15:10I hope they've tied
15:11the roof down,
15:11folks,
15:12because I might just
15:14tack it off.
15:15How would you
15:19describe yourself,
15:20Mr. Servant?
15:21Oh,
15:22just a wee lad,
15:23febrotty fairy.
15:25What got lucky?
15:26I meant professionally.
15:27Cheeseburger Svengali.
15:29And what made you
15:30throw the burgers
15:30onto Mr. Henderson?
15:31Pal,
15:32during the cheeseburger wars,
15:34I fought what is known
15:35as a guerrilla campaign,
15:37which often involved
15:38the use of the quadruple bluff.
15:39You won't get me that easy.
15:40Fine.
15:42Did you throw the burgers?
15:43No.
15:43Who did?
15:44No idea.
15:45That's your evidence.
15:47I think the roof's intact.
15:49Not all witnesses
15:50come with storytelling ability.
15:52Crafting the story,
15:53the twists and turns,
15:54it's a rare talent,
15:55and clearly one
15:56that Mr. Servant sadly lacks.
16:00There was another man
16:02on the roof of the van.
16:04You're aware
16:04that you are contradicting
16:06your police statement.
16:09That's the twist.
16:11And who was this
16:12other man?
16:15Sid.
16:15Sid?
16:16Sid.
16:17Tell me more about
16:18Sid.
16:19I only met him last week.
16:22How?
16:22I was coming home
16:23from Stupot's bar
16:24when Sid approached me
16:25in an alleyway
16:26and said he'd heard
16:27great things
16:27about the Whataburger disco
16:29and asked for a job.
16:31And can you describe Sid?
16:33Not really.
16:34Average body.
16:35I never really saw his face.
16:37You never saw his face?
16:38Well, the thing is
16:39that Sid,
16:39for whatever reason,
16:42goes through life
16:44almost entirely
16:46covered in mud.
16:49Apart from his eyes.
16:51And his mouth.
16:53Okay, Mr. Servant,
16:54let me just get this straight.
16:56On the way home
16:56from a public house,
16:57you met a complete stranger
16:59in an alley
17:00who was comprehensively
17:01covered in mud.
17:02And your reaction
17:03was to give him a job?
17:04Well, correct.
17:07Why?
17:08I believe in miracles.
17:09You didn't find
17:10his behavior odd?
17:11I thought that was
17:12just Sid being Sid.
17:14So, your defense today
17:15has shifted spectacularly
17:17to the assertion
17:18that the bag of frozen burgers
17:19was thrown
17:20from the roof of the van
17:21by a dirt-covered man
17:23called Sid
17:24who no one else
17:25happened to see?
17:26Uh, well,
17:28hang on a minute.
17:29Uh, let's go back.
17:30Sid was on the roof with you.
17:31One of you threw the burgers.
17:33Who was it?
17:34Sid?
17:38My lady.
17:39That closes the crown's case.
17:46Bob,
17:47I beg you to forgive
17:49my language,
17:50but
17:50what in God's name
17:52was that shite
17:54about Sid?
17:56I felt like I was
17:57on the moon looking down
17:58in the courtroom
17:58and thinking,
18:00why does that moron
18:02and not stop talking?
18:05And the moron,
18:06Frank,
18:07the moron,
18:09was me.
18:12I say this as a great fan
18:14of your stories,
18:15Bob,
18:15but Sid,
18:16as a character,
18:17just,
18:18just didn't feel believable.
18:20I'm in trouble.
18:22I'm in trouble,
18:22Frank.
18:23I'm in an enormous
18:25amount of trouble.
18:27Bob,
18:29although I have
18:30the utmost confidence
18:31in your legal skills,
18:33I took it upon myself
18:35just as a wee precaution
18:37to tell objection
18:39to get those character witnesses.
18:42No, Frank.
18:43I've got a better plan.
19:08A wee biscuit
19:09for the tum-tum.
19:11We can't talk.
19:12Shh.
19:13Bob and I
19:16were thinking
19:16that if there are
19:17this nonsense
19:18you could do
19:18with a wee break,
19:20how would you like us
19:21to send you
19:22an off-peak
19:28self-catering
19:29mini-break
19:30and a static caravan
19:32in Pertlochry?
19:34I suggest you leave.
19:35I suggest you think
19:37about the sun
19:37in your face
19:38and the wind
19:40in your hair
19:44nothing says freedom
19:46like a static caravan.
19:48that stuff I would've said
20:00was a bit
20:00ridiculous.
20:01ahead of its time.
20:02Bob,
20:03just plead guilty.
20:04You'd probably get
20:05community service.
20:06Oh, Megan.
20:07You're not the sort of a woman
20:08to be sitting down
20:09to your tea
20:09with a convicted criminal.
20:11It's not about me, Bob.
20:12I respectfully disagree.
20:16Call objection?
20:22Mr. Servant,
20:24I invite you to present
20:25the case for the defence.
20:27Do you have a defence?
20:30Kind of.
20:31Who is this man
20:37they call
20:38Bob Servant?
20:43Man's man.
20:45Roguish charm.
20:47Kind of guy
20:47you wouldn't mind
20:48sitting next to
20:49in the bus.
20:51In fact,
20:51you'd be delighted.
20:52Correct.
20:54Now, Mr. McNally,
20:56you spent yesterday
20:57scouring Brotty Ferry,
20:59collecting
20:59dozens of character
21:01witnesses
21:01on my behalf.
21:03That was the plan.
21:05Unfortunately,
21:06I was sidetracked
21:07by an intriguing offer
21:09on dark rum
21:10in Stu Potts' bar.
21:12However,
21:12I did meet
21:13a fascinating man
21:14in a red jumper.
21:16And?
21:18Well,
21:18he didn't know you,
21:19Bob,
21:20but he did
21:21like rum.
21:24So once me and him
21:25sort of fell into sync,
21:27things got a wee bit
21:28out of hand.
21:29I think we're
21:30straying a wee bit
21:31from the point.
21:31We had a few cans
21:33on the beach.
21:35Then we were
21:35running through the park,
21:37just laughing,
21:39really,
21:39you know.
21:40And then he had
21:41to go to work.
21:43Oh,
21:43and then things
21:43got really bad
21:44after that,
21:45Bob.
21:46I remember being
21:47chased by a white-haired
21:48woman with a grudge,
21:50and then a cyclist
21:52giving me absolute
21:53pelters.
21:54Mr. Servant,
21:55this case is adopting
21:56the air of a farce.
21:58I couldn't agree more.
21:59And then the next thing
22:00you know,
22:01I was in the bath,
22:02and I'm thinking,
22:03well, thank God,
22:04that's over,
22:04you know.
22:05And then I remembered,
22:07Bob,
22:07I don't have a bath.
22:09Stop talking,
22:11objection.
22:12Just stop talking.
22:15My lady,
22:20we have no questions
22:21for Mr. McNally,
22:22and note our surprise
22:24that the defence
22:25doesn't have
22:25another witness listed.
22:28We were hoping
22:29to hear from someone else
22:30who'd met
22:30the mysterious
22:31Sid.
22:34Mr. Servant,
22:35are we to assume
22:36you've concluded
22:37your defence?
22:38No.
22:39I have a new witness
22:41who will turn
22:43this whole fraggle
22:44on its head.
22:47No way, Bob.
22:48No way, Jose.
22:50Frank,
22:50if I get banged up,
22:51then the Whataburger
22:52disco goes bust.
22:53I'm credit crunched.
22:54It's bankrupt.
22:55See, Frank,
22:55they'll take the ban.
22:56That's the first thing
22:57they'll take.
22:57Bob, I can't.
22:58And then Megan
22:59will head for the hills.
23:00It's all right for you
23:00with your girlfriend
23:01and your Kama Sutra.
23:02It's perjury, Bob.
23:04I'm no legal eel,
23:05but I know
23:05that's heavily frowned upon.
23:07What's going on?
23:08Nothing.
23:08Bob wants me to say
23:09I saw the Sid guy.
23:11That's perjury.
23:12Oh, so everyone's
23:13a perjury expert now.
23:14Don't even think about it.
23:15What's wrong with you?
23:16Frank,
23:17listen to your boss.
23:18No, Frank.
23:19Listen to your fiancée.
23:24Your what?
23:27My lady,
23:27I object to this late addition.
23:29I'll allow it
23:30in the faint hope
23:31of speeding up this case.
23:32You may proceed.
23:33So, I believe
23:38you're newly engaged.
23:41Yes.
23:43To my swimming instructor
23:44and fiancée, Dorothy.
23:50Were you planning on
23:51telling your best part?
23:52Mr. Servant,
23:53I don't know what's going on here,
23:55and I can't stress enough
23:56how much I don't want to,
23:57but do we have a chance,
23:59however slim,
23:59of a relevant question?
24:01Yes, Captain.
24:03We do.
24:05Francis,
24:06when you were on the pier
24:09that fateful day,
24:12did you happen to see
24:13a man called Sid
24:15drop a bag of birders
24:17on Mr. Henderson?
24:20Well, I...
24:25My lady,
24:26the police interview
24:27is very clear.
24:29The witness will answer.
24:34I think...
24:36I think that
24:40at the end of the day,
24:42when all's said and done,
24:46that I might have...
24:49No.
24:51No, Frank.
24:54You did not see Sid,
24:56but it was nice of you
24:58to think that maybe you did.
25:05In summary,
25:06you have a simple choice.
25:08Do you think Mr. Servant
25:10dropped the frozen burgers,
25:12or do you think
25:13they were dropped by...
25:15Sid?
25:15That is not a good sign.
25:20My lady,
25:21the prosecution rests.
25:22You know,
25:34we have a saying
25:35in Broughty Ferry.
25:38When someone has a huge success
25:40or a lovely experience,
25:42they say they've had
25:44a Bob Servant moment.
25:46Absolutely nonsense.
25:47No, we do not.
25:48Aye, we do.
25:49No, we do not.
25:50We do.
25:51No, we don't.
25:51We do.
25:52No, we do not.
25:53We absolutely do.
25:55That is it,
25:56Mr. Servant,
25:57to harang the jury
25:58in your closing remarks.
26:00OK, OK, OK, OK, OK,
26:02OK, OK, OK.
26:04OK.
26:04OK.
26:08Ladies and gentlemen,
26:09I, Bob Servant,
26:13give up.
26:17They've got me.
26:19I'm going to the big hoose
26:20with the bars on the windies,
26:22banged up with the baddies.
26:25A love affair denied.
26:28A wee pal left
26:30to soldier on without me.
26:35The boo boys win again.
26:37I wonder.
26:44I wonder what prison
26:45will be like.
26:48I wonder
26:49if we'll get to play games.
26:53I wonder,
26:55ladies and gentlemen,
26:58if we'll get to play
26:59catch.
27:03Good catch, ladies and gentlemen.
27:07For two banjo-derams.
27:10My lady,
27:11this is inadmissible.
27:12This man
27:13is your primary witness.
27:16I invite the crown
27:18to consider its position.
27:21The crown
27:22deserves the case.
27:24Right.
27:26I thought this ludicrous case
27:29had reached its nadir
27:31with the defence's, frankly,
27:33insane performance.
27:34Insanely good.
27:35But you, sir,
27:37are a disgrace.
27:39My only solace
27:40is that your disgrace
27:41has been so public.
27:44I dismiss
27:45and apologise
27:46to the jury.
27:48Mr. Servant,
27:50you have a desertion
27:51of the case
27:51and are free to go
27:52without a stain
27:53on your character.
27:54If anything,
27:54the lady,
27:55it has been enhanced.
27:57Case dismissed.
27:58Wanted man in California,
28:20wanted man in Buffalo,
28:22wanted man in Kansas City,
28:25wanted man in Ohio,
28:27wanted man in Mississippi,
28:30wanted man in old Cheyenne,
28:33wherever you might look tonight,
28:36you might see this wanted man.
28:38music
28:39music
28:41music
28:42music
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