Midnight Run
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:11:37
How's that?
:11:39
Looks fine to me.
:11:42
Harold Longman, please.
:11:46
Harry? Jack Walsh. How're you doin'?
:11:48
You got that address check
on that phone number for me?

:11:55
Thanks a lot, Harry.
Say hello to Julie for me. 'Bye.

:12:05
You Jack Walsh?
:12:09
-Who wants to know?
-Answer, ''Yes.''

:12:11
We'd like to have a word with you.
:12:13
-Yeah? What about?
-lt involves big cash, lot of prizes.

:12:16
l'll make it short and sweet.
:12:18
The people l work for are really interested
in your visit.

:12:21
Who are the people you work for?
:12:22
A friend of yours from the Chicago days.
:12:26
You're here for the Duke. You think
he's in New York. We think you're right.

:12:29
That's a nice jacket. What is it, goatskin?
:12:32
Come on, Joey, please. Will you?
Never mind him.

:12:35
The way l hear it...
:12:37
...you didn't cooperate
with my boss a few years ago.

:12:40
-ls that the way you heard it?
-But l got a news flash for you.

:12:43
He'd pay a lot more for the Duke
than that bail bondsman.

:12:46
-How much more?
-How about a one with six zeroes?

:12:51
Are you gonna propose?
:12:53
-Propose?
-Propose.

:12:54
-'Cause if you're not, quit starin' at me.
-Starin' at you?

:12:57
-You're staring at me.
-Joey, back off.

:12:59
Mr. Walsh, your car's located
in space number 206.


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