Somewhere in the Night
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George Taylor,
Mel Phillips.

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This is the character
I phoned you about...

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the one that keeps falling through doors
with me on the other side.

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- Hello, Taylor.
- Hello.

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Some hot coffee, Mel?
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- Thanks, Chris. No sugar.
- I know.

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I understand your trouble started
at one of my places. The Cellar.

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- Do you want to tell me what happened?
- It's all right.

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You may have heard
I don't like that sort of thing.

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I've kept the hoodlums out of my clubs,
and they're gonna stay out.

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- I'd appreciate your telling me what happened.
- It's all right. Forget it.

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I called Mel before
you told me about things.

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Thank you, Chris.
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If you make up your mind to stay around,
I'm sure he can help you.

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All right, Taylor.
Will you help me?

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There's a reason
I was so late getting here, Chris.

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The police called
just after you did.

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One of my bartenders
was found in the vacant lot.

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- They figure he was dumped out of a car.
- Which bartender?

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- John.
- Was he the one I talked to?

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I asked him if he knew
a man I was looking for.

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After that, he set me up with the two characters
that chased me to Christy's room.

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Who was the man
you were looking for?

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Name's Larry Cravat.
He's beginning to bore me.

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Larry Cravat. That's funny.
I think I know it, but I can't place it.

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- What does he do?
- I don't know.

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Whatever he does,
he seems to keep pretty busy.

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Why are you
looking for him?

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- I just want to find him.
- Private reasons?

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They're good enough.
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Well, anyway, there are two of us
looking for him now.

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- There are more than two of us, Mr. Phillips.
- The police, for instance?

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- Maybe.
- Any reason why we can't go ask them?

:33:43
They might want to know
who's asking and why.

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Which takes us back
to the private reasons.

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Look, Taylor.
If I go to the police, and I probably will...

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- don't worry about my bringing you into it.
- I appreciate that.

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I could put you in touch with a friend of mine.
He's a police lieutenant.


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