:51:01
- But now that you bring it up, tell me...
- He was nothing. Honest.
:51:03
He was nothing... just enough to have
every cop in town looking for him.
:51:05
They're grabbing every guy in sight,
whether he's got a record or not.
:51:08
Yeah. They even picked up
the master criminal here.
:51:15
Why do you suppose
they're doing that, Poldi?
:51:18
I don't know, Blackie.
It's like I told Fitch... he was a cousin of mine.
:51:21
- But I don't know nothing else about him.
- Some cousin.
:51:24
- He might have killed you if I hadn't been there.
- Yeah, a fine cousin.
:51:26
I thank you, Blackie,
but he didn't bring nothing into the country.
:51:31
- I mean... He was...
- What made you say that, Poldi?
:51:34
I don't know, Blackie.
I just thought that...
:51:36
maybe the cops
or maybe you thought that...
:51:39
I got to get out of here
and get some water.
:51:41
Sit down, Poldi.
Here's some water.
:51:43
What made you say that?
:51:45
I don't know, Blackie.
I just thought that you figured that...
:51:48
- Why would I figure that?
- I don't know. But there was nothing.
Nothing at all.
:51:51
- Can't you believe me?
- Why should he?
:51:53
Don't talk like that, Fitch.
All Poldi said was he didn't bring nothing in.
:51:56
Poldi ought to know.
The guy was his cousin.
:52:01
He was going to stay with you, wasn't he, Poldi?
He left his stuff with you.
:52:03
- I don't know where he was gonna stay.
- Sit down, Poldi.
:52:06
I'm talking to you.
It ain't polite to get up when...
:52:13
I thought there was something funny
about that shirt.
:52:15
"La Pere, Lisbon."
:52:18
- When was you in Lisbon last?
- You lied to Blackie, Poldi.
:52:21
He don't like to be lied to.
You know what I mean, Poldi? He don't like it.
:52:25
He just had a couple of shirts.
You can have 'em all, Blackie.
:52:27
- That what I smelled. What have you got on?
- I ain't got nothing on.
:52:29
You're lyin' again.
Perfume.
:52:32
Dough to go out last night.
I'm disappointed in you.
:52:35
I treated you like a friend,
and look at you.
:52:38
- I ain't lying. Honest, I ain't.
- See why I'm always right, Fitch?
Because I never trust nobody.
:52:43
You make an exception, and...
:52:46
You remember how it was when we
took Poldi in? Share and share alike?
:52:48
Yeah, that's right, Blackie.
What's yours is mine.
:52:50
Only Poldi doesn't believe that.
He's like everybody else... just out for himself.
:52:54
- No, no, no. That isn't true. I wouldn't do nothing...
- What am I going to do with you?
:52:58
What would you do if you was in my shoes,
and a friend double-crossed you?