:25:01
Maybe I short-changed you.
:25:02
If I was you,
I'd get out of here.
:25:05
Doyle's men are going
to think you tipped me off.
:25:08
You got a bus
comes through this town?
:25:11
Yeah,
at noon every day.
:25:18
Make sure she gets on it.
:25:20
I got some information you may
want to sell to Mr Doyle.
:25:22
He's going to find out
soon enough,
:25:24
but you might be
the one to give it to him.
:25:26
A shipment of booze he had
coming up from Mexico
:25:29
got hijacked
by some banditos.
:25:30
A tip like that ought to be
worth at least a grand.
:25:34
You better be right because
if Doyle sends Hickey after me,
:25:39
he's coming directly for you.
:25:42
Yeah. I keep
hearing about Hickey.
:25:44
Sounds like a real scary guy.
:25:46
Let me tell you just how scary.
:25:47
It goes that when
he was 10 years old,
:25:51
gets a knife and cuts his
father's throat from ear to ear.
:25:55
Then they stick him
in an orphanage.
:25:58
15 years old,
he burns it to the ground.
:26:01
You make sure you mark me down
for half that thousand.
:26:13
Think maybe
you and I should talk.
:26:15
I don't think these
people appreciate you.
:26:22
You going to be my hero?
:26:24
I thought you were just a guy
who did things for money.
:26:28
Yeah. I'm just a guy
that does everything for money.
:26:34
Anybody see you
come up here?
:26:38
No.
:26:43
Appreciate me?
You don't knowthe half of it.
:26:45
Let me tell you,
:26:47
I don't have to take it
from these bastards.
:26:49
Going back to Chicago
:26:51
on the first thing
out of here that moves.
:26:53
What's so funny?
:26:55
You're not going anywhere.
:26:58
You're just blowing off
a little steam.