:11:03
the one who runs a floating crap game.
:11:05
- Floating?
- On a boat?
:11:07
One that moves to a different spot every
night so the police can't break it up.
:11:12
- Sounds like a very difficult thing to do.
- You should know.
:11:15
It's your job to rustle up the customers
and tell them where it is.
:11:18
Especially with a famous detective
putting on the heat.
:11:21
And you can give
just that message to Detroit.
:11:24
Brannigan says he's not going to find
a spot for his crap game
:11:27
because Brannigan's put on the heat
:11:30
and Brannigan's breathing
down everybody's neck.
:11:41
Nathan, you're lucky.
You just missed Brannigan.
:11:44
- I'm lucky. I missed Brannigan.
- He left a message. He said...
:11:48
I am not going to find a place
for my crap game
:11:51
because everybody knows
Brannigan has turned on the heat
:11:54
and is breathing down everybody's neck.
:11:56
That's what he said.
:12:15
You tried the regular places?
Won't they take a chance, seeing it's you?
:12:19
Seeing it's me, no.
Except one. Joey Biltmore's garage.
:12:23
Joey said he might take a chance...
for 1,000 bucks.
:12:26
- 1,000?
- In advance and in cash.
:12:29
- He would not even take my marker.
- This I do not believe.
:12:32
Joey Biltmore will not take your marker.
:12:34
You got no idea what a breath
this Brannigan has got.
:12:38
A marker's not just
a piece of paper saying:
:12:40
"I owe you 1,000.
Signed, Nathan Detroit."
:12:42
A marker is the one pledge
which a guy cannot welsh on, never.
:12:47
It's like not saluting the flag.
:12:51
It does not seem possible.
Me without a livelihood.
:12:56
Why, I've been running the crap game
since I was a juvenile delinquent.