Midnight Run
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:27:01
Thanks a lot.
:27:05
-Sit down.
-Yeah, that's great. Very kind of you.

:27:14
Nice, much better. Thank you. Good.
:27:23
What are you doing?
:27:25
What am l doin'?
:27:27
-Arithmetic.
-Arithmetic?

:27:29
Maybe l can help you. l am an accountant.
:27:32
You know what l was thinkin',
after l turn you in and collect my money...

:27:36
...l'm gonna open a nice little coffee shop.
:27:38
How much exactly are you getting for me,
if l may ask?

:27:41
l don't think that's any of your concern,
but l'll tell you just to tell you.

:27:46
-$100,000.
-$100,000?

:27:48
Does that mean you'd take $100,000
to let me go?

:27:51
Not by a long shot.
:27:53
$200,000?
:27:55
l never took a payoff in my life,
and l won't start with someone like you.

:27:58
-Why not?
-Because you're a criminal.

:28:00
You deserve to go where you're goin',
and l'm gonna take you there.

:28:04
lf l hear any more shit from you...
:28:05
...l'll bust your head,
l'll put you back in that hole...

:28:09
...l'll stick your head in the toilet bowl
and make it stay there.

:28:18
l have to tell you,
a restaurant is a very tricky investment.

:28:21
More than half of them go under
within the first six months.

:28:24
lf l were your accountant,
l'd have to advise you against it.

:28:27
You would? You're not my accountant.
:28:29
lf l were your accountant--
:28:31
l told you, l took you out here--
:28:32
No, l'm just saying that
it's a very tricky business and...

:28:35
...if l were your accountant, l'd really have
to advise you against it, as an accountant.

:28:41
-You're not my accountant.
-l realize l'm not your accountant.

:28:46
l'm just saying if l were your accountant.
:28:53
How the hell could he miss the plane?
He called from the airport!

:28:58
All right. Time to bring in Marvin.
Call him up. He's in Pittsburgh.


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