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00:06:09The help and talent of many doctors and very attentive nurses, I was able to pull through and go on to lead a very productive and now prosperous life.
00:06:18Others, like myself, were also able to get well and leave.
00:06:24Unfortunately, there were those that didn't.
00:06:27I have learned over the years that it is just too heartbreaking to dwell on those things that cannot be changed.
00:06:34However, it is quite uplifting to focus on those things that can.
00:06:39I hope this contribution makes a difference, and thank you all for the opportunity of repaying a debt long overdue.
00:06:47Thank you very, very much.
00:06:55Oh, I have to go.
00:07:01Well, this is a rather disappointing end to a pleasant evening.
00:07:04Shall we get together again sometime?
00:07:06No, thanks.
00:07:06It doesn't have to be so formal.
00:07:07I don't think so.
00:07:09We could have a good time.
00:07:10Maybe a quiet dinner together.
00:07:12Look, Doc, let me get straight to the point.
00:07:14You're an awkward, annoying pain in the ass.
00:07:17Now, why don't you go home to your comfy little house and your wrinkled little wife and fuck her instead?
00:07:22I'm sure she'd really appreciate it.
00:07:25I pegged you for a bimbo, but not a cold-hearted bitch.
00:07:29Well, you should have been more observant.
00:07:31After all, you're the cardiologist.
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00:07:33Well, I think that's a wonderful idea.
00:07:47If you'd please call my office tomorrow, we will set up an appointment.
00:07:50Excuse me, Mr. Alcott.
00:07:54Yes.
00:07:55I'm Jacqueline Knight.
00:07:56Pleasure.
00:07:56I just wanted to say how wonderful it was if you'd make such a generous contribution to the hospital.
00:08:00I'm sure they'll be able to help so many people with it.
00:08:03Well, thank you.
00:08:03It was the least I could do.
00:08:05I really wished it could have been more.
00:08:07Oh, on the contrary.
00:08:08It's more than most people give.
00:08:09Yes, I suppose you're right.
00:08:10Well, your modesty suits you well.
00:08:12It was a humanitarian thing to do, and I'm sure many will be helped.
00:08:16It was nice meeting you, Mr. Alcott.
00:08:19Excuse me, Miss Knight.
00:08:22Your bracelet must have slipped off.
00:08:26Saved me.
00:08:27Well, now the pleasure is all mine, Miss Knight.
00:08:30Jacqueline.
00:08:32Jacqueline.
00:08:33Are you with the hospital?
00:08:34Uh, no, actually, I run a non-profit organization called Rise Up.
00:08:40We help teenagers learn business skills.
00:08:45Did I say something funny?
00:08:46No, not at all.
00:08:48I just really wasn't expecting to be solicited tonight, at least not by someone like you.
00:08:54However, compared to the usual graceless, tackless, bald-headed men in three-piece suits,
00:08:59you're a very welcomed relief, so by all means, please continue.
00:09:02No, you're absolutely right.
00:09:05It's very rude of me.
00:09:06I'm sorry.
00:09:07It's your party, and you should enjoy it.
00:09:10Uh, no, wait.
00:09:11Please, Jacqueline, don't go.
00:09:12I didn't mean to scare you off.
00:09:15You are a breath of fresh air and an evening of dignitaries, and I would enjoy your company.
00:09:21That is, unless, of course, you're not alone.
00:09:23No, I'm afraid I am.
00:09:27You know what?
00:09:28Let me do something for you.
00:09:30That looks a little sad.
00:09:32Daddy, good speech.
00:09:37What did you do to your dress?
00:09:39Well, peroxide wonder that you were just talking to ran into me and made me spill my wine.
00:09:44You're not paying attention as usual, huh, Candy?
00:09:46Why are you still wearing the dress?
00:09:48Why don't you go home and change?
00:09:49You're embarrassing me.
00:09:51I'm here for you, Daddy, remember?
00:09:53Yes, but you look like a fool.
00:09:54How do you think that reflects on me?
00:09:56No matter what, it is always my fault.
00:10:00Would you please keep your voice down?
00:10:03Oh, I forgot.
00:10:04We have to preserve the Alcott persona of Father Benefactor and Saint.
00:10:08You forced me to come to these damn things just to maintain your image.
00:10:12That's enough.
00:10:14Go home, Candy.
00:10:15It's time for you to leave.
00:10:17Just sweep it under the rug.
00:10:24I'm sorry I didn't know you were with someone.
00:10:26Oh, no, that's my stepdaughter.
00:10:28She's decided to leave early.
00:10:30I worry about her a lot, but she assures me everything's just fine.
00:10:33Hey.
00:10:49Oh, how you doing?
00:10:51Okay.
00:10:53So, Jacqueline, tell me some more about this group you run.
00:10:56Well, you know, I wasn't going to bring it up again after the reaction you gave me last time.
00:11:01Oh, look, I'm sorry about that.
00:11:04I didn't mean anything by it.
00:11:05It's just that I get approached by a lot of people, and you caught me completely off guard.
00:11:10I know.
00:11:11I must admit, that's the reason I came here in the first place.
00:11:15But after meeting you, I've decided I'd rather get to know the real Benjamin Alcott instead of being another charity case.
00:11:22I don't think I could refer to you as a charity case.
00:11:26Well, I guess I should say thank you.
00:11:31Well, maybe we should carry this conversation on elsewhere.
00:11:35The cleanup crew's getting a little anxious.
00:11:37I, you know, I know an all-night diner.
00:11:40You could hash over some hash browns or get a jump on breakfast.
00:11:44I gotta warn you, though, it's not in a very safe part of town.
00:11:47Don't you worry, because I'm gonna protect you.
00:11:49Oh, and who's gonna protect you from me?
00:11:51I've been trying for her the past 15 years, and I still can't seem to do anything right.
00:12:00How do you do this to yourself?
00:12:04I guess I have this fantasy that finally realizes how wrong you've been all these years.
00:12:09And you're trying to make it up to me.
00:12:14Somehow.
00:12:17It's me.
00:12:20Shh.
00:12:20Hey.
00:12:21You gotta think about us instead.
00:12:25Okay?
00:12:25You can't think about him anymore.
00:12:27I told you, I love you, and that's all you need.
00:12:32No, he's just some sorry old man that I used to go around pushing your buttons all the time.
00:12:38And you gotta think about our future.
00:12:41How happy that we're gonna be when he's gone and this place and everything else is ours.
00:12:46How happy that we're gonna be when he's gone and this place and everything else is ours.
00:12:48Yeah?
00:12:49You start thinking about that instead?
00:12:51I just wanna feel like I'm part of a family.
00:12:54We're a family.
00:12:56We're gonna get married someday.
00:12:57We're gonna have 12 little kids running around.
00:13:01We can love them all to death.
00:13:04Daddy would hate that.
00:13:08Could you really put up with father-in-law like him?
00:13:11If it means being with you.
00:13:14I love you.
00:13:16I love you.
00:13:46I love you.
00:14:10cramp. Get up! Get up and get that loser boyfriend out of my house. You better be off my property
00:14:16in less than a minute, otherwise I will have you arrested for trespassing. You don't scare
00:14:21me, old man. You can't push me around like you do your daughter, Candy. Who the hell
00:14:25do you think you are, Mr. Big Shot? Screwing a girl half your age. You don't think I know
00:14:31what you're up to around here loving that meal ticket? I've seen your kind around here
00:14:35before. Yeah, like in the mirror, right? What the hell are you talking about? You heard
00:14:39me? I'm not good enough for your daughter, Candy, but were you good enough for her rich
00:14:43mom? Candy is a magnet for scum like you. Believe me, there's not going to be any payoff for you
00:14:49around here. It was for you, wasn't it? See if Candy's mom hadn't been killed. Oh, excuse
00:14:54me, I'm sorry. Died. Then none of this would be yours, would it? Get the hell out of my house.
00:15:01I love Candy. I don't care what you think. Oh, that is just really touching, and you're
00:15:07stupid enough to believe him. Hey, she's not stupid. Get out of here now, or I will call
00:15:12the police. Go ahead and call the police.
00:15:16Go ahead and call the police.
00:15:36I'll call you later, baby.
00:15:38You are a foolish girl, Candace. Foolish and ignorant. Stop treating me like a child.
00:15:59You are a child, and until such time that you start making some adult choices, I will treat
00:16:04you as such. From now on, I forbid you ever to see that boy again. That trash is never
00:16:10to set foot in my house. Do I make myself clear? Look, I can throw you out just as easily
00:16:16as I threw him. Throw me out of my mother's house?
00:16:19This is my house. Remember, I inherited the property, the death, the business, and of course
00:16:23you. And you've been nothing but a rebellious little tramp ever since.
00:16:27I was only three when you killed mother. It was an accident. You were the one who was
00:16:32driving. You were the one who drove off the road. Oh, for Christ's sakes, it always comes
00:16:36back down to this, doesn't it? You blame me. Who else is there? Why couldn't that be you
00:16:42instead? You know, I really have no more patience for this. You are just really sick. I'm glad your
00:16:47mother's not here to see any of this. Stop crying like a baby. You want me to pretend everything
00:16:55is all right when it's not? All you want is a pacifier to make everything okay.
00:17:00I was a child when my mother was gone. I just wanted to be somebody's daughter.
00:17:12Hi, Jackie. It's Ben Alcott. Oh, hi, Ben. How are you? Good. Eight o'clock's fine. Sure,
00:17:22I can drive myself. Oh, you're so sweet. Don't be silly. I'm perfectly capable of driving
00:17:29myself. Okay. I'll see you then. Bye. I'm perfectly capable. I'm perfect. I am.
00:17:47Here is to the love of mankind and helping those less fortunate than us. To the less fortunate.
00:17:59You have a beautiful home, Ben. Thank you very much. I can't take all the credit for it. I had
00:18:03lots of help. Have you lived here long? Oh, about 25 years. I was the original developer.
00:18:09I thought timber was your business. The businessman who adapts will always find success. My late
00:18:16wife is a very good example. She did these drawings here. Beautiful, aren't they? They're
00:18:22lovely. She was very talented. She used her artistic skills to do corporate logos. She adapted.
00:18:29I had the most wonderful time the other night. So did I, Ben. You have to let me know more
00:18:43about you. I did all the talking the other night. Tonight, I want you to have the mic.
00:18:47But your life is so much more interesting. Mine's pretty standard, really. No, no, no. I want
00:18:53to know more about you. Okay. Fair enough. Let's see. Where should I begin? Well, I'm originally
00:19:02from the Midwest, a little farming community called Platmouth, just south of Omaha. We were
00:19:09comfortable, not wealthy. My father owned a good-sized farm back then. Fortunately, I had
00:19:13a charmed childhood. My mother was an especially great role model. She basically taught me everything
00:19:18I know. So when father died, mother sold the farm and moved to Portugal. And I came out
00:19:24to L.A. where, I guess you could say I heard my calling. And I decided I wanted to help people.
00:19:31So I did a fair amount of charity work. And then I started Rise Up. And you're doing
00:19:36well so far. Well, you know, we have our difficulties, but it'll make me a little progress. Thank
00:19:43you. So how would you like a brandy in the living room? I'd like her. It was unbelievable traffic,
00:19:57so I figure the streets are so irregular in Hong Kong that I can cross it quicker on foot.
00:20:02Right. So I grab all the software, I hop out of the limousine and I start running. Turns
00:20:07out I arrive at the meeting 10 minutes early and the competition completely misses the entire
00:20:12thing. Oh, my God. Well, you're a remarkable man, Mr. Alcott. Thank you very much. Let me
00:20:18ask you something. Yeah. Candace, I'm glad you came home. I'd like you to meet somebody.
00:20:24I'm Jacqueline Knight, my stepdaughter Candace. Nice to meet you. I'm sorry about your dress.
00:20:32I hope it came out okay. Funny, you didn't seem sorry at the time. Candace. Oh, I'm sorry,
00:20:37Dad. Is she one of the girlfriends I'm supposed to be nice to? Nice to meet you, Kathleen.
00:20:41I'll leave you two alone. Candy, come back here and apologize to Jacqueline. It's okay.
00:20:46All right, I'm so sorry about that. Let's not let that spoil our evening. You're right.
00:20:51Let me pick up where we left off. Of course.
00:20:54Let's not let that spoil our evening.
00:20:55All right, I'll leave you two alone.
00:20:56Come back here and see – let's go.
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00:21:19I haven't felt this way in years.
00:21:40It's been incredible for me too, Ben.
00:21:42I didn't know I could be this happy.
00:21:44Look, Jackie, there's something I'd like to ask you.
00:21:47And I've been giving an awful lot of thought.
00:21:51And, uh...
00:21:52What is it?
00:21:54I realize we haven't known each other a long time,
00:21:57but you have completely changed my life.
00:22:00I can't even imagine it without you.
00:22:03But I'm trying...
00:22:07Would you please marry me?
00:22:12Well...
00:22:17Ben, I'd be happy to be Mrs. Benjamin Alcott.
00:22:28Oh, Ben, it's beautiful.
00:22:30So are you.
00:22:31Yeah.
00:22:31They're gonna get married.
00:22:48With that lady?
00:22:50Yeah.
00:22:51I mean, I can't believe that son of a bitch would do something like this.
00:22:53He's only known her in a couple of months.
00:22:57Don't tell me.
00:22:59They're in love?
00:23:00I don't know.
00:23:02I don't really care either.
00:23:04Well, that's definitely gonna affect your future.
00:23:06What?
00:23:07Another wicked step-parent?
00:23:13Well, think about it.
00:23:22Yeah.
00:23:22I mean, she's gonna be his wife.
00:23:28And then when he's gone,
00:23:30she's gonna get half of your inheritance.
00:23:33That's the money that you deserved your whole life.
00:23:37And then you're gonna have to share
00:23:38your money with that bitch.
00:23:43So, Steve, what are we gonna do?
00:23:44This traffic's gonna make us late.
00:23:49Oh, I don't think we have anything to worry about.
00:23:51After all, I'm the one writing the check.
00:23:55Yes, you are.
00:23:56How many charities are you involved with right now?
00:23:58Too many.
00:23:59You know, I do it just for good business appearance.
00:24:02As you know, logging's not a very popular industry,
00:24:04so I try to balance the negative publicity
00:24:07with some very positive paid PR.
00:24:09Oh, Ben, what about all that stuff
00:24:12you said at the Parkview benefit?
00:24:13Well, let's just say my secretary
00:24:15writes a very good speech.
00:24:17Frankly, I don't have time
00:24:18for all the details of giving.
00:24:22Wow, I'm not marrying the saint I thought I was.
00:24:25Listen, if it's such a burden to you,
00:24:27why don't you let me handle the foundation?
00:24:30With my experience,
00:24:31it's just a natural extension
00:24:32of what I'm doing already.
00:24:39Yes, hi, this is Ben Alcott.
00:24:44Give me William Stone, please.
00:24:47Hi, Bill, it's Ben.
00:24:49Good, thanks.
00:24:50Look, from now on,
00:24:51my fiancée, Jacqueline Knight,
00:24:53is going to handle all my duties with the charity.
00:24:56Yes, thank you.
00:24:57Two weeks from now,
00:24:58and of course you're invited.
00:25:00Why don't I have Jacqueline come down tomorrow
00:25:02and meet you to sign all the necessary papers?
00:25:06Very good, Bill.
00:25:10You'll think.
00:25:26Oh, Lenny, you're getting me all wet.
00:25:28I'm just watering my flower.
00:25:32You know what?
00:25:32These wedding plans are driving me crazy.
00:25:34Why don't we just go to Las Vegas?
00:25:36What?
00:25:37I thought you women lived for all that stuff.
00:25:39Anyway, we have to get to the lawyers
00:25:41to establish the prenuptial.
00:25:44You never mentioned that to me before, Ben?
00:25:47Jackie, I do silly things,
00:25:49but I'm nobody's fool.
00:25:51I know you're not a fool, Ben.
00:25:55I just didn't think you were that mistrusting.
00:25:58After all, I am going to be your wife.
00:26:01Oh, come on, Jackie.
00:26:02Let's not make a big issue of it, okay?
00:26:05The important thing is we're going to be married.
00:26:08I don't have a problem with it, Ben.
00:26:10I just wish you'd told me sooner.
00:26:11That's all.
00:26:12I know, I know, I know.
00:26:13I am sorry.
00:26:14So what do you still have left to do for the wedding?
00:26:17Oh, everything.
00:26:19This has become such a production.
00:26:21And you will be the star.
00:26:26Yeah, I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. Alcott.
00:26:28Listen, I'm going to go talk to the caterers, okay?
00:26:33And then I'm going to go to my apartment and pack up.
00:26:39I'll see you tomorrow.
00:26:40I'll see you tomorrow.
00:27:10Mr. Alcott suffered a heart attack while swimming.
00:27:14For a man of his age, he was in pretty good shape.
00:27:17But sometimes these things are completely unpredictable.
00:27:22I'm really sorry about your loss, Mrs. Alcott.
00:27:28Not quite.
00:27:30We weren't married yet.
00:27:31Candy, I'm really sorry about your father.
00:27:40We had known each other for many years and had become good friends.
00:27:43Anyway, his estate was valued at $20 million,
00:27:46and most of it had been willed to various charities he'd become active with.
00:27:50And he left Carmen a year's salary.
00:27:53And?
00:27:55And that's all.
00:27:57What about me?
00:27:58Did he leave me anything?
00:27:59He left you his complete library.
00:28:02All of his books.
00:28:04I'm his daughter.
00:28:05Candy, please.
00:28:06I know you're upset.
00:28:07He leaves millions to complete strangers?
00:28:10And I get nothing?
00:28:11How am I supposed to live off of books?
00:28:13Candy, I'm sorry.
00:28:16You know, those books meant a lot to Ben.
00:28:19You think he was born with his skills and talent?
00:28:23I'll just send over the papers I need you to sign.
00:28:25I know you don't want to discuss this now,
00:28:27but we need to make arrangements for your father's funeral.
00:28:31Burn him.
00:28:32Steve, it's Candy.
00:28:37Where are you?
00:28:38I need you right now.
00:28:39Call me as soon as you get this.
00:28:40Libby for Mr. Ben Alcott.
00:29:02Wedding's off.
00:29:03I don't know where to find her.
00:29:10I don't know where to find her.
00:29:40Los Angeles Mercantile Bank.
00:29:42May I help you?
00:29:43Yes, hi.
00:29:44I wanted to make a donation to a charity that banks with you.
00:29:49It's called Rise Up.
00:29:50I don't really have all the banking information,
00:29:53but a friend had told me that I could just mail it to you.
00:29:58It's called Rise Up?
00:29:59Yes.
00:30:00One moment, please.
00:30:02I'm sorry.
00:30:03I don't show an active account.
00:30:05We did have an account with them, but it was closed on November 6th.
00:30:08Could you please tell me when that account was opened?
00:30:10October 23rd.
00:30:11Of this year?
00:30:12Yes, ma'am.
00:30:14So the account has been opened less than a month?
00:30:17Yes, ma'am.
00:30:18Are you sure?
00:30:19Positive.
00:30:28Jackie's charity Rise Up didn't even exist until after she and Daddy were dating.
00:30:31So the solicitation at the gal was all bullshit.
00:30:38Daddy put her in charge of his foundation just two weeks ago.
00:30:42Then Rise Up received a $300,000 donation from it?
00:30:47That's only one day after Jackie was put in charge.
00:30:51So she used her authority to give herself a big fat bonus, huh?
00:30:55Exactly.
00:30:56Then Rise Up's account was completely drained on November 5th?
00:31:00One day after Daddy died.
00:31:02Well, you get totally screwed by your father and she walks off with $300,000.
00:31:10No wonder she left so fast.
00:31:12She has her money, Steve.
00:31:13What are we going to do?
00:31:15I'm going to call the cops.
00:31:16No!
00:31:16The police cannot know about this.
00:31:18Otherwise, it's going to go back to all the stupid charities.
00:31:21Please, cops!
00:31:22Listen to me!
00:31:23Please!
00:31:24Please!
00:31:24Listen to me.
00:31:26I'm going to find you, Candy.
00:31:28I'm going to catch you.
00:31:30When I do, I'm going to get our money back, okay?
00:31:33All right?
00:31:34What do you want about it?
00:31:35You okay, Mary?
00:31:36Huh?
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00:31:46It was in Daddy's address book.
00:31:48Well, there's no Jacqueline Knight.
00:31:50Jay Keller matches the initials.
00:31:5214B.
00:31:53I don't know.
00:31:54What do you think?
00:31:55Over here, baby.
00:31:57Come on.
00:31:57Let's check it out.
00:31:58Let's go.
00:31:58All right.
00:31:58All right.
00:32:15Hey!
00:32:16What are you doing?
00:32:17Hey, how are you doing?
00:32:20My ex-girlfriend, Jackie, lives here, and she's got a bunch of my stuff inside, you know,
00:32:25and I've been calling her.
00:32:27She hasn't been answering me, so, you know, I, uh, have you seen her?
00:32:31No, I haven't seen her, and I don't want to either.
00:32:34She's a real bitch.
00:32:36She's always blocking my parking space.
00:32:38I don't know what to do.
00:32:38I mean, you know, I...
00:32:39I ain't seen a thing.
00:32:44I don't know.
00:32:45I ain't seen a thing.
00:32:46I don't know.
00:32:46I ain't seen a thing.
00:32:47I don't know.
00:32:57Is there some left area?
00:33:27I don't know.
00:33:37I don't know.
00:33:51Let's go.
00:34:21I knew it.
00:34:37Good afternoon, Santa Barbara Marina Resort.
00:34:40Who is this?
00:34:41Santa Barbara Marina Resort. Would you like reservations, sir?
00:34:46Yeah, yeah, but give me your address first.
00:34:51Why do you have a seducer to get the money?
00:34:54Did I say seduce?
00:34:56You can't seduce a woman like Jackie.
00:34:58But I'll tell you something. If Jackie thinks I'm rich, then I can get closer to the money.
00:35:01Right?
00:35:02If I can get closer to the money, I can get the money, right?
00:35:04And just how are you going to do that?
00:35:06That's the easy part. Just turn on the Gantt's charm.
00:35:09Have a little fun with it.
00:35:10Well, don't have too much fun.
00:35:12Hey, don't worry about it.
00:35:16Looks real, huh?
00:35:20I've had this.
00:35:23Are you sure you're even going to be able to recognize Jacqueline?
00:35:25Never even met her.
00:35:27Can't miss a woman like that.
00:35:33Don't worry about it. I told you.
00:35:36Take care of it, right?
00:35:37Sometimes all I know is ever...
00:35:42Hi.
00:36:08Hi.
00:36:08Hi.
00:36:09I'm supposed to be meeting a friend of mine. Her name is Jacqueline Knight.
00:36:12Could you tell me the room she's in, please?
00:36:21Um, I'm sorry, sir. I don't have anyone registered by that name in this hotel.
00:36:25No. Oh, no. Jacqueline Kelly.
00:36:33Um, I'm sorry, sir. I don't have anyone by that name either.
00:36:36Look, this is the Santa Barbara Marina Hotel, right?
00:36:39Now, I know she's here. Maybe she's using her maiden name.
00:36:41So, can you just check all the guests with the first name, Jacqueline or something?
00:36:44I'm sorry, sir. Even if you had the correct name, we don't give out guest room numbers.
00:36:53Just give me a room for two for a minute, please.
00:36:55So, what if she's not here?
00:37:12Well, we still need a place to rest, don't we?
00:37:15Do you really think she would use her real name?
00:37:19I guess we'll find her.
00:37:22We're at a resort.
00:37:24We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:26We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:27We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:28We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:29We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:30We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:31We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:32We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:33We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:34We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:35We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:36We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:37We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:38We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:39We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:40We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:41We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:42We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:43We might as well make the best of it.
00:37:45I'm hoping you can help me.
00:38:13I'm looking for someone.
00:38:18I might have seen her in here.
00:38:22She's a friend of mine.
00:38:23She's going to be a touch of her.
00:38:27Piece of work, all right.
00:38:30I saw someone in here who looked a little like her the other night.
00:38:34She was an older gentleman.
00:38:35Nice company, nice ice.
00:38:37Well, what time is that?
00:38:39Ava, 9 o'clock.
00:38:43We'll be back.
00:38:47I'll be here.
00:38:55From the gentleman over at the bar.
00:38:57Excuse me.
00:39:05Hi.
00:39:07I, uh, I really don't normally do this.
00:39:10I know women hate it.
00:39:12But I, uh, was sitting over at the bar and I couldn't help but notice that you have the most beautiful eyes that I've ever seen in my entire life.
00:39:21Okay, I said it.
00:39:24See you later.
00:39:27Wait a second.
00:39:29What's your name?
00:39:31Dan, what's your name?
00:39:33Dan.
00:39:33Thank you, Dan.
00:39:34You're welcome.
00:39:36You want to sit down?
00:39:37You have nice ice, too.
00:39:44So what do you do?
00:39:47I am a marketing efficiency consultant for pharmaceutical companies.
00:39:51Ah.
00:39:52Drug dealer.
00:39:54Interesting.
00:39:55Sort of.
00:39:56Listen, are you hungry?
00:39:57I was just about ready to sit down and have some dinner tonight.
00:39:59We'd love you to join me.
00:40:02Why not?
00:40:03So this was September in New Orleans, right?
00:40:06The hurricane is due.
00:40:07We take off anyway.
00:40:08All of a sudden, about 20 minutes into the flight, the plane starts shaking, right?
00:40:12And this pilot comes on the other side and says,
00:40:14Don't need to be alarmed, folks.
00:40:15This is only turbulence.
00:40:17All of a sudden you hear a bang!
00:40:18This loud noise outside in the window.
00:40:19I see these two engines burning up on fire.
00:40:22This plane goes into a nosedive.
00:40:23And there's books and plates and drinks flying all over the cabin.
00:40:26I said to myself, you know,
00:40:28Here it comes.
00:40:29This is it.
00:40:29I'm going to die in a great ball of fire.
00:40:32God, you must have been terrified.
00:40:34You know the funny thing is that nobody screamed.
00:40:36Nobody screamed.
00:40:37All you can hear is the roar of the engines in the background.
00:40:41The plane pulls out of it.
00:40:43People start freaking out.
00:40:46I mean, it scared the hell out of me.
00:40:48Well, I, for one, am glad you survived.
00:40:51Me too.
00:40:52You know, I've always been kind of a lucky guy.
00:40:54Listen, would you mind walking me to my room?
00:40:56Uh, I'm sorry, Mr. Gantz.
00:40:57Uh, my computer isn't accepting your credit card.
00:41:00Oh, just run it through again.
00:41:01I've already tried it three times.
00:41:03It's, it's embarrassing.
00:41:06The card should work.
00:41:07I'll just charge it to my hotel room then.
00:41:09No, I'm sorry, sir.
00:41:11We're a different company than the hotel.
00:41:13You know what?
00:41:13I'm going to turn in, Dan.
00:41:14I'll see you around the hotel.
00:41:15I'll see you around the hotel room.
00:41:17It's his name.
00:41:39Looking a little red there.
00:41:41Better get some lotion on.
00:41:42Thanks, Max. You know, I'm on a lotion.
00:41:46Hello.
00:41:48I hate watching people burn.
00:41:53Thanks.
00:41:55I'm Shelby, by the way.
00:41:57Steve. Nice to meet you.
00:42:00Are you from L.A.?
00:42:02Yeah. How'd you know?
00:42:04Those guys from out-of-state pack a pretty good-sized gut.
00:42:08Oh. I don't even like that guy over there.
00:42:12Actually, you know, you're looking a little red yourself, don't you?
00:42:17Yeah, right.
00:42:17Yeah, really.
00:42:23Let's see what we can do here.
00:42:24Oh, yeah. That's better.
00:42:26Oh, yeah.
00:42:28Hello.
00:42:30I'm really kind of salty from the ocean.
00:42:33Mind if I come up and use your shot?
00:42:37I'm sorry. I don't think my girlfriend would like that very much.
00:42:41Okay.
00:42:42Well, how about you use the shower at night once?
00:42:46Sorry.
00:42:48Still drinking.
00:42:50Too bad.
00:42:59Check it out.
00:43:01She's with her.
00:43:02I'll explain that one to you, yeah?
00:43:05He's loaded.
00:43:06She's beautiful.
00:43:07Listen, I'm going to go.
00:43:12It was a really nice movie.
00:43:28Mr. Klein, you're too much.
00:43:31Wait.
00:43:32Call me.
00:43:32This is a...
00:43:56Well, for the minute, Steve, I don't think it's such a good idea.
00:44:06Let me just think a minute.
00:44:10There she is.
00:44:11Hi.
00:44:11Hi.
00:44:12Hi.
00:44:12How are you doing?
00:44:13My fiancee locked us out.
00:44:17Could you help us?
00:44:18Honey, how can I have locked us out?
00:44:19When you were in charge of the key, you lost me out of the door.
00:44:22No, you're in charge of the keys.
00:44:24I'm sorry.
00:44:25Do you speak English?
00:44:27My boyfriend lost our key.
00:44:30Could you help us?
00:44:32Por favor.
00:44:44Asshole.
00:44:46Honey, where are you?
00:44:48Before she has a stash here, okay?
00:44:50I mean, she'd be stupid to put in the account, right?
00:45:01Oh!
00:45:02Shit, what the hell are you doing here?
00:45:05Help!
00:45:05Shut up!
00:45:06I'm being robbed!
00:45:06Wait, he's gonna get us busted in here!
00:45:07Shut up!
00:45:08I'm being robbed!
00:45:09I'm being robbed!
00:45:10Shut up!
00:45:10Shut up!
00:45:10Shut up!
00:45:11Shut up!
00:45:15Is he okay?
00:45:18What the fuck do I'm supposed to know he's okay?
00:45:20Steve, what did you do?
00:45:23Everything I'm paying there?
00:45:26Hide him.
00:45:30Holy shit.
00:45:32I think he's really dead.
00:45:34Oh, shit.
00:45:40I got an idea.
00:45:45Get something.
00:46:06Get something.
00:46:06Fuck!
00:46:16Fuck!
00:46:16He moved.
00:46:18What?
00:46:19It fucking moved.
00:46:20Are you fucking kidding me?
00:46:22No, I'm kidding.
00:46:23No!
00:46:23Stop!
00:46:24Come on, babe.
00:46:25Watch out.
00:46:26Watch out.
00:46:26Watch out.
00:46:27Shut up!
00:46:28No!
00:46:29Watch out, babe!
00:46:30Shut up!
00:46:31Hold on, babe!
00:46:32Fuck.
00:46:34Fuck.
00:46:35Fuck.
00:46:36Fuck.
00:46:38Oh, shit.
00:46:41Oh, baby.
00:46:43He's stuck.
00:46:45Oh, shit.
00:46:47He's stuck.
00:46:49Oh, shit.
00:46:53Get me.
00:46:54Oh, shit.
00:46:56Oh, shit.
00:46:59Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on, Chesty.
00:47:07I think it's coming. Hold on.
00:47:09What's the problem here, folks?
00:47:11Oh, yeah.
00:47:12Got a little automotive trouble?
00:47:13See you next.
00:47:14Officer, no. We're fine. Thanks. Please have fun.
00:47:17Hold on just one minute.
00:47:22I've got a tow rope.
00:47:23I can get that thing unstuck for you in a jiffy pop.
00:47:26Just wait right here.
00:47:27You know what?
00:47:32We have a 14-11 here. I will leave off the ground for a 1-0-1-5-5.
00:47:36The system is to go. It's over.
00:47:38Folks, don't worry about it. Thanks.
00:47:40We've done this many times before.
00:47:41Sir, I need you to hook that object right there under your ax.
00:47:47Okay, sir.
00:47:48What I need you to do, I need you to pull your vehicle forward,
00:47:51and this will dislodge that object from your structure.
00:47:55Okay.
00:47:56Okay.
00:48:01Don't worry, miss. Just stand back.
00:48:04Hey!
00:48:06That's it! We got it!
00:48:07I'll tell you one thing. This is a tow rope. It's one of the best investments I've ever made.
00:48:165,000-pound test, durability rating, alpha-9, all-weather retrieval, but the only thing stronger would be your three-quarter-inch steel cable.
00:48:25I'm not going to go lugging a big coil that around in my safety vehicle.
00:48:27Yeah, it may not look like it, but these safety vehicles, they pack some pretty wicked torque.
00:48:32Right after I picked this little butte up, one of our council women decided to get her Cadillac stuck in one of our flower beds.
00:48:38Tow truck was on the way, but I just dropped that sucker right in the low.
00:48:41Out pops the caddy.
00:48:43Tow truck guy came, I just told him to go on home.
00:48:46I'll tell you, people just don't understand that it's all about leverage.
00:48:50Well, you know what, you know, thanks a lot for your help, and, uh, you know, there's something we've got to do.
00:48:54I don't worry about this.
00:48:55To protect and serve.
00:48:56I'm doing my job, sir. I love my job.
00:48:58Good job.
00:48:59Just like my father and his father before him. You know what my grandfather used to say?
00:49:02Definition of a stranger.
00:49:04I gotta go.
00:49:05Well, let me help you.
00:49:06Actually, you know what?
00:49:07I got it.
00:49:08I got it.
00:49:09I wrote down here.
00:49:10There you go.
00:49:11No problem.
00:49:12Thanks a lot for your help.
00:49:13He's all yours there, Tiger.
00:49:14Thanks.
00:49:15Okay.
00:49:16You folks drive safe.
00:49:17Have a nice evening.
00:49:18Thanks a lot.
00:49:19Okay.
00:49:20This is Unit 1015.
00:49:22The base.
00:49:23Simon Sector Alpha.
00:49:24Victor Charlie.
00:49:25Resuming rounds.
00:49:262,200 hours.
00:49:41Come on.
00:49:42Give me your sweater.
00:49:44Oh my God, Steve.
00:49:45We're gonna go to prison.
00:49:46We're not gonna go to jail, Candy.
00:49:47You just killed somebody.
00:49:48Well, I didn't mean to.
00:49:49Look.
00:49:50I think we pulled it off, alright?
00:49:51All we need to do now is we need to think on how we're gonna get Jack with money.
00:49:54I can't believe you're talking like this.
00:49:55Somewhere that dead man has a family.
00:49:57If you feel that guilty, we can give the police a call after we live town, alright?
00:49:58I can't believe you're talking like this.
00:49:59Somewhere that dead man has a family.
00:50:00If you feel that guilty, we can give the police a call after we live town, alright?
00:50:02Now, unless you want to live the rest of your life in a trailer park, I suggest we go back to the hotel and we finish.
00:50:03We can't believe you're talking like this.
00:50:04That dead man has a family.
00:50:05If you feel that guilty, we can give the police a call after we live town, alright?
00:50:09We're just gonna have to keep trying, okay?
00:50:10We can't believe you're talking.
00:50:11We can't believe you're going to have to deal with somebody.
00:50:12Oh, I didn't mean to.
00:50:13Well, look.
00:50:14I think we pulled it off, alright?
00:50:15What we need to do now is we need to think on how we're gonna get Jack with money.
00:50:18I can't believe you're talking like this.
00:50:19Somewhere that dead man has a family!
00:50:22If you feel that guilty, we can give the police a call after we live town, alright?
00:50:27Now, unless you want to live the rest of your life in a trailer park, I suggest we go back to the hotel and we finish what we started.
00:50:32What are we gonna do, Steve?
00:50:34The man's charm isn't exactly working the wonders you said it would.
00:50:37We're just going to have to keep trying, okay?
00:50:38So if everyone has a weakness, we're just going to have to try something else.
00:50:43Trust me.
00:50:50Room 319, please.
00:50:52I'm sorry, ma'am. That room is empty.
00:50:54Mr. Klein checked out this morning.
00:51:04Hey, Deborah.
00:51:11How you doing? It's me.
00:51:13Dan Gantz, remember?
00:51:15Well, how could I forget?
00:51:17You look great tonight.
00:51:19Look, Mr. Richard or Gantz, whatever your name is.
00:51:24I don't really feel like having company tonight, so why don't you just leave me alone, all right?
00:51:29Listen, you know, I would leave you alone, but I would just like the opportunity to make this up to you
00:51:33because I have to apologize for the other night.
00:51:35It was, uh...
00:51:36I don't think so.
00:51:38Look, I just want to buy you dinner.
00:51:39Maybe you can, you know, just relax.
00:51:41Look, pal, you're not my type, so why don't you go back where you came from, all right?
00:51:46You know, Deb, I think you're getting a little bit obnoxious yourself because I...
00:51:49You heard the lady.
00:51:54Look, old man, why don't you, uh, go back to your table right now.
00:51:57Yeah, man, if you continue your obnoxious behavior,
00:52:00the bouncer is going to break you like a toothpick and throw you out on your ass.
00:52:03Why not spare yourself the embarrassment and leave, now?
00:52:14Fuck you.
00:52:15And you too, bitch.
00:52:19Well, thank you very much.
00:52:22My name's Deborah.
00:52:23Henry Macklewell.
00:52:25My pleasure, Deborah.
00:52:28Pardon me, Mr. Maxwell.
00:52:40Do you mind if I join you?
00:52:42Didn't I overhear you say you want to be by yourself tonight?
00:52:45Yes, but that was before I was rescued by a knight in shiny armor.
00:52:48I'd love your company, Deborah.
00:52:55But I gotta warn you up front, I'm a married man.
00:52:59Oh, what did you think I was going to do?
00:53:02I just want to buy you a drink.
00:53:05I'd love a drink.
00:53:06Okay, good.
00:53:08Beauty has two edges.
00:53:10One of laughter, one of anguish.
00:53:13Shakespeare?
00:53:13Virginia Woolf.
00:53:16What are you having?
00:53:18Scotch and water.
00:53:19I'll have the same.
00:53:19You got it.
00:53:21So, Deborah, what's your business here in Santa Barbara?
00:53:23Um, I was recovering from a bad situation.
00:53:27It was almost working, too.
00:53:29What about you, Mr. Maxwell?
00:53:31Please, call me Henry.
00:53:33Hell, I come here once a year from Texas.
00:53:35Stay about a month.
00:53:36Oh, a Texas man, huh?
00:53:38What's your business?
00:53:39Uh, if I tell you what I do, you'd think it's boring.
00:53:42Well, try me.
00:53:44I'm an investment banker.
00:53:47You're right, that's boring.
00:53:49I'm just kidding.
00:53:50I mean, it's great for you.
00:53:51I mean, how many Texans get to spend their winters in Santa Barbara?
00:53:55I'm lucky I know it.
00:53:57I'm just a little disappointed my family couldn't make it this time.
00:53:59Why not?
00:54:00Uh, my kids are all grown.
00:54:01They're living their own life.
00:54:03My wife's on a cruise in the Bahamas.
00:54:05She hates California.
00:54:07Oh, what a shame.
00:54:09Yeah, it is.
00:54:10I wish you liked it.
00:54:12Four weeks can get a little lonely by yourself.
00:54:15Yeah.
00:54:17Well, you know, I think I'm about ready to turn in.
00:54:19It's a pleasure to meet you, Deborah.
00:54:21It was a pleasure meeting you.
00:54:23And thanks again for saving me.
00:54:26You know, if you haven't made plans for tomorrow night, would you be interested in having dinner together?
00:54:30I'd like that.
00:54:31Good.
00:54:33Why don't we meet in the lobby around seven?
00:54:36Seven it is.
00:54:37I'll see you there.
00:54:38Good night.
00:54:38Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:39Good night.
00:54:40Good night.
00:54:40Good night.
00:54:40Good night.
00:54:40Good night.
00:54:40Good night.
00:54:41Good night.
00:54:41Good night.
00:54:42Good night.
00:54:42Good night.
00:54:43Good night.
00:54:44Good night.
00:54:45Good night.
00:54:46Good night.
00:54:47Good night.
00:54:47Good night.
00:54:48Good night.
00:54:49Good night.
00:54:50Good night.
00:54:51Good night.
00:54:52Good night.
00:54:53Good night.
00:54:54Good night.
00:54:55Good night.
00:54:56Good night.
00:54:57Good night.
00:54:58Good night.
00:54:59Good night.
00:55:00Good night.
00:55:01Good night.
00:55:02Good night.
00:55:03Good night.
00:55:04Good night.
00:55:05Good night.
00:55:06Good night.
00:55:07Good night.
00:55:08Nice job, Steve.
00:55:17Hoping you didn't get roughed up too much.
00:55:20Perfect.
00:55:20It ends.
00:55:22I said you have dinner tomorrow night.
00:55:24Seven o'clock.
00:55:25Ow!
00:55:28You're a man.
00:55:29Candy, I want you to be the man
00:55:31talking everything I know.
00:55:32Well, not everything I know,
00:55:33but this is Master Lane.
00:55:34Max, this is Candy.
00:55:35My pleasure, Candy.
00:55:36Thanks for helping us out.
00:55:41That's enough, that's enough.
00:55:42Go on to that, huh?
00:55:44Thanks.
00:55:47So tell me about the money situation.
00:55:49Well, we figured that Jacqueline made off
00:55:52with about $100,000 of Candy's father's money.
00:55:57But since the money's stolen,
00:55:58we figured she must be carrying it around with her
00:56:00unless she's, you know, stashed it close by.
00:56:02Well, if I find it, I'm taking half.
00:56:04Like hell, you're taking a third like we agreed.
00:56:06You ain't changed, Steve.
00:56:12I'm just riding you.
00:56:13I like watching you get pissed off.
00:56:16Don't worry.
00:56:17If it's in Santa Barbara, I'll find it.
00:56:21You two better get some rest.
00:56:23You don't look so good.
00:56:24All right.
00:56:31Good night.
00:56:37Jesus, Steve, are you sure we can trust him?
00:56:40Well, baby, we have to.
00:56:41It's the best chance we got.
00:56:43Come on, you know, Max has been like a father to me.
00:56:46You know, you give me my first beer, for Christ's sake.
00:56:48Well, he's smooth.
00:56:51I hope you know what you're doing.
00:56:53If anybody can count the cons, Max.
00:56:58Now, don't worry, okay?
00:57:00Max's a good guy.
00:57:03Trust me.
00:57:05Trust me.
00:57:05Trust me.
00:57:06Trust me.
00:57:28I don't know.
00:57:58I don't know.
00:58:28I don't know.
00:58:29So just do me a fair way and put the squeeze on a little bit, okay?
00:58:35See what I can do.
00:58:36I don't know.
00:58:37I don't know.
00:58:38I don't know.
00:58:39I don't know.
00:58:40I don't know.
00:58:41I don't know.
00:58:42I don't know.
00:58:43I don't know.
00:58:44I don't know.
00:58:45I don't know.
00:58:46I don't know.
00:58:47I don't know.
00:58:48I don't know.
00:58:49I don't know.
00:58:50I don't know.
00:58:51I don't know.
00:58:52I don't know.
00:58:53I don't know.
00:58:54I don't know.
00:58:55I don't know.
00:58:56I don't know.
00:58:57I don't know.
00:58:58I don't know.
00:58:59I don't know who you are.
00:59:02I knew you were a womanizer the night we met.
00:59:04You're such a good one.
00:59:06That's why I like you so much.
00:59:07Deborah.
00:59:09Am I wrong?
00:59:11So maybe you have a wife at home.
00:59:14If you think I'm going to believe I'm the first woman you've fooled around with since you've been married,
00:59:18you've been spending way too much time in the sun.
00:59:21Deborah, I've got to hand it to you.
00:59:23I've been had.
00:59:24Give me a minute to rebuild my e-counter.
00:59:27Don't pout, Henry.
00:59:29Whatever you have at home isn't going to affect us here.
00:59:36I have to go to New York for the weekend before I return to Texas.
00:59:39I'm not ready to say goodbye.
00:59:41Come with me.
00:59:43You'll stay at a top-notch place in the city.
00:59:46You can relax, do what you want to during the day.
00:59:48Just save the nights for me.
00:59:50You know, I make it up to New York quite often.
00:59:52Perhaps we can meet there on a regular basis.
00:59:57You're asking me to be your mistress.
00:59:58Why not?
01:00:05When do we leave?
01:00:06Tonight.
01:00:07Oh, I can't.
01:00:09Why?
01:00:09Well, I've got things to take care of here.
01:00:11So the telephone's up for them right here.
01:00:15I really have to do this in person.
01:00:19Okay, how's the incandumely?
01:00:20How's tomorrow morning?
01:00:22Tell me what I'm going to do to help you and I'll do it.
01:00:24You know what?
01:00:24Just give me a little space, okay, sweetie?
01:00:26I have a lot to think about.
01:00:27I have a lot to think about.
01:00:30How's the hotel?
01:00:32Stay at the Gansh frame, please.
01:00:47How's the hotel?
01:00:47Hello?
01:00:49Yeah, we're set.
01:00:54Can I ask you something?
01:00:57Baby, anything, you know that.
01:01:00Has your mate Henry?
01:01:07Henry took me in when I was a kid.
01:01:11He gave me home when I needed it most.
01:01:15Yeah, but how exactly?
01:01:17It's a long story, baby.
01:01:24I think when I have more conditions...
01:01:27I think when I was a kid, I was just thinking about it.
01:01:31I think it's a long story.
01:01:34I think it's a long story.
01:01:36I think it's a long story.
01:01:37I don't know.
01:02:07I don't know.
01:02:37I don't know.
01:02:38I don't know.
01:02:39I don't know.
01:02:40I don't know.
01:02:41I don't know.
01:02:42I don't know.
01:02:43I don't know.
01:02:44I don't know.
01:02:45I don't know.
01:02:46I don't know.
01:02:47I don't know.
01:02:48I don't know.
01:02:49I don't know.
01:02:50I don't know.
01:02:51I don't know.
01:02:52I don't know.
01:02:53I don't know.
01:02:54I don't know.
01:02:55I don't know.
01:02:56I don't know.
01:02:57I don't know.
01:02:58I don't know.
01:02:59I don't know.
01:03:00I don't know.
01:03:01I don't know.
01:03:02I don't know.
01:03:03I don't know.
01:03:04I don't know.
01:03:05I don't know.
01:03:06I don't know.
01:03:07I don't know.
01:03:08I don't know.
01:03:09I don't know.
01:03:10I don't know.
01:03:11I don't know.
01:03:12I don't know.
01:03:13I don't know.
01:03:14I don't know.
01:03:15I don't know.
01:03:16I don't know.
01:03:17This is going to be cool, OK?
01:03:18It's OK.
01:03:19This is it, baby.
01:03:20Shit.
01:03:21Shit.
01:03:22Shit.
01:03:23Give me this.
01:03:24It's gotta be the money, max.
01:03:25What else could you put in here, huh?
01:03:27I don't know.
01:03:28We need the key.
01:03:30I saw it put in the purse.
01:03:32I'm not saying the money's not in there.
01:03:33There's probably more.
01:03:34If we saw it from now, she'd know somebody's on to it or she just disappear.
01:03:37Yeah, well, that's good.
01:03:38I don't care where she goes.
01:03:40I don't see. That's bad.
01:03:42You ever watch this make a deal?
01:03:44I mean, you can take what's in the box and walk away.
01:03:47Or you can get out of the box that's high in curtain number two.
01:03:50If that suitcase hasn't got the money, you're gonna be double screwed.
01:03:53If you don't have a cent, she'll be gone.
01:03:55Yeah?
01:03:57Take what's behind the box, Bonnie.
01:04:03Where have you been?
01:04:05I had some calls to make.
01:04:07Candy, baby, you gotta let me know where you're going.
01:04:10I was worried about you.
01:04:11Oh, yeah, I can tell by the way you're basking in the pool.
01:04:15Daddy's ashes were scattered today.
01:04:17Is that okay with you, or did you want to approve it first?
01:04:27I'm sorry.
01:04:29I didn't know.
01:04:31We're not done here.
01:04:33Yeah, we are, Max.
01:04:34We'll just get the key and I'll do the rest.
01:04:36Well, okay, kid.
01:04:37You win.
01:04:38I'll meet you back here at your room.
01:04:39No, later.
01:04:401 a.m.
01:04:411 a.m.
01:04:51Thanks for dinner, Henry.
01:04:52Do you want a nightcap before you go?
01:04:54Ooh, I certainly do.
01:04:56Let me get some ice, all right?
01:04:59I'll be right back.
01:05:00What are you doing?
01:05:01Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:05:02I was just going to take a couple of your ashes.
01:05:03Those are not aspirin, Henry.
01:05:04Those are sleeping pills.
01:05:05Sorry, I just...
01:05:06Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:05:07I was just going to take a couple of your aspirins.
01:05:08Those are not aspirin, Henry.
01:05:09Those are sleeping pills.
01:05:10Sorry, I just...
01:05:11I should have asked first.
01:05:12Yes, you should have.
01:05:13I'm a little picky about my privacy.
01:05:14Oh, I'm just going to take a couple of your aspirins.
01:05:15What are you doing?
01:05:17Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:05:19I was just going to take a couple of your aspirins.
01:05:20Those are not aspirin, Henry.
01:05:21Those are sleeping pills.
01:05:22Sorry, I just...
01:05:23I should have asked first.
01:05:24Yes, you should have.
01:05:25I'm a little picky about my privacy, okay?
01:05:26So, if you would respect that.
01:05:27The aspirin are in the bathroom.
01:05:32Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:05:35What are you doing?
01:05:36Oh, I got a tremendous headache.
01:05:37I was just going to take a couple of your aspirins.
01:05:38Those are not aspirin, Henry.
01:05:39Those are sleeping pills.
01:05:40Sorry, I just...
01:05:41I should have asked first.
01:05:42Yes, you should have.
01:05:43I'm a little picky about my privacy.
01:05:45Okay?
01:05:46So, if you would respect that.
01:05:48The aspirin are in the bathroom.
01:05:53I guess I really need a drink.
01:06:07I guess so.
01:06:10I think he's a little stronger.
01:06:13Henry!
01:06:14Well, I see him all the way.
01:06:18What's the matter with you?
01:06:21I'm just anxious about New York.
01:06:24I'm sorry.
01:06:25I want to make you happy.
01:06:27You too?
01:06:29Well, then you're forgiven.
01:06:32Here's to New York.
01:06:33To New York.
01:06:39Son of a bitch!
01:06:43It takes five minutes to get here, and he's over an hour late.
01:06:46Look, if you said he's going to be here, he's going to be here.
01:06:53It's not it.
01:06:55He's making suckers out of us, Stephen.
01:06:58What else besides his word would keep him from picking up the money himself and taking off?
01:07:02His word is good.
01:07:03It's a lot of money.
01:07:04It's a lot of money.
01:07:05Books.
01:07:05All right.
01:07:14They're going to be here.
01:07:15They're going to be here.
01:07:26Stay if you want.
01:07:28stay if you want
01:07:32wait wait I just think we should just stay together
01:07:36until this is over okay
01:07:37okay then it's over
01:07:39wait wait
01:07:40Steve Candy
01:07:51I thought we were supposed to be back at the hotel
01:07:53we thought so too Max
01:07:56hey I know this looks bad
01:07:59you gotta blame me I was on my way right over there
01:08:02that's a nice try
01:08:03things didn't go as planned she caught me going through a person
01:08:06flipped I had to knock her out
01:08:07you didn't kill her
01:08:09of course not I just hit her look she caught me going through her stuff
01:08:12there wasn't much time
01:08:13if I hadn't come straight to the money first she might have beat me to it
01:08:16then where will we be
01:08:17it's good Max
01:08:18you're a fucking squid
01:08:20Steve you think I'm trying to fuck you guys over
01:08:23no no no
01:08:23give me a break here
01:08:25we're family
01:08:26you're a liar Max
01:08:33that means you forfeit the money
01:08:36you can't do that
01:08:40yeah
01:08:41watch me
01:08:42suitcase baby
01:08:44suitcase stay
01:08:47you can't do that
01:09:15you can't do that
01:09:17No!
01:09:27You're welcome, Max!
01:09:29Why's your hand, Mr. Mayor?
01:09:31Why?
01:09:33What else can I do?
01:09:47No!
01:09:51No!
01:09:57No!
01:09:59No!
01:10:15I didn't want to break a nail, did you?
01:10:19Dan, we could be good together.
01:10:21Please.
01:10:22There's that money over there.
01:10:23There's lots more where that came from.
01:10:25Buenos Aires, we could take the first flight down.
01:10:27Say what, Jackie?
01:10:28We need to eat the money, but you know what?
01:10:29I can help you get chipped out there.
01:10:31Mommy!
01:10:42Could you pull over here?
01:10:44I want to get cleaned up.
01:10:57You sure you don't need a hospital?
01:10:58No, not now.
01:10:59I kind of want to put some distance between us, and you might as well fill up.
01:11:03I'll be right back.
01:11:04I'll be right back.
01:11:05I'll be right back.
01:11:06You sure you don't need a hospital?
01:11:07You sure you don't need a hospital?
01:11:08No, not now.
01:11:09I kind of want to put some distance between us, and you might as well fill up.
01:11:22I'll be right back.
01:11:23You sure you don't need anything?
01:11:24No.
01:11:25I'll be right back.
01:11:26I'll be right back.
01:11:27You sure you don't need anything?
01:11:28No.
01:11:29Can you shoot me anything?
01:11:36No.
01:11:59That fucking bastard.
01:12:29No!
01:12:44Son of a bitch!
01:12:57No, no!
01:13:04No, no!
01:13:19No, no!
01:13:26No, no!
01:13:33No!
01:13:48No, no!
01:14:03No, no!
01:14:04No, no!
01:14:10No, no!
01:14:25No, no!
01:14:26No, no!
01:14:27No, no!
01:14:28No, no!
01:14:29No, no!
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01:14:36No, no!
01:14:38No, no!
01:14:40No, no!
01:14:41No, no!
01:14:42No, no!
01:14:46You
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