The Thin Blue Line
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:23:03
We want a victory, and we're gonna get it.
:23:17
I didn't really care for the second feature...
:23:20
which is an R-rated, cheerleader-type thing.
:23:23
I don't know what it was.
:23:26
May I have some wine?
:23:44
It's good, Ross.
I didn't know you could cook.

:23:46
It is good, isn't it?
:23:48
You got to try my celery rémoulade.
:24:03
No.
:24:11
I told him I wanted to leave.
:24:13
"I don't really care
to sit here and watch this. Let's go."

:24:20
He's acting strange, he wanted
to watch the end. Anyway, we left.

:24:25
We drove back towards Dallas
and we drove to the motel.

:24:31
There's a little store.
I bought a pack of cigarettes...

:24:34
and a newspaper.
:24:36
And when I left,
this kid was still sitting there.

:24:40
I leaned against the car and we
talked to him for a few minutes...

:24:43
and I told him
that since he was looking for a job...

:24:47
and there hadn't been anybody at work...
:24:49
that if he wanted to stop back
Monday morning...

:24:52
that sure, he could ride out
and follow me to work...

:24:54
and he could talk to the boss.
And he would probably get a job.

:24:58
I told him that I would catch him
Monday morning if he showed up.


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