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Of course,
you'd want to muddy
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the trail of ownership
leading back to you,
:48:02
but that's not hard to do
if you have the right fence.
:48:05
And...
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what would
the right fence take?
:48:11
Ten percent?
:48:13
Twenty.
:48:14
Ha ha ha!
:48:15
You want me to check
:48:17
and see if there's
a listing on it?
:48:18
Yeah.
:48:22
Yeah.
:48:24
Look around.
:48:37
Nick: It's unregistered,
which means it's fair game.
:48:41
Charlie, the guy who
looked it up for me,
:48:42
he said he'd
advance me 1 5 grand
:48:43
upon receipt
of the stay.
:48:45
Then once he sold it,
he'd send us the rest.
:48:47
You trust him?
:48:48
Yeah.
:48:49
OK. So the trick is
to steal it from a house
:48:52
with an elaborate alarm system
:48:54
and a house-sitter who's not
allowed to invite anyone over
:48:56
without having it reported
stolen for at least two months?
:48:59
And without
getting caught.
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So how well
do you know Bryce?
:49:03
If you're asking
can we bring him in on it,
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no, I don't think so.
:49:06
You don't trust him.
:49:07
Our sophomore year
in college,
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he cheated
on a midterm exam.
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He got caught,
he confessed,
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and he gave up the other
two guys, as well.
:49:16
So we got to steal
the thing outright
:49:17
So we got to steal
the thing outright
:49:19
and somehow make sure
Bryce doesn't report it.
:49:22
He's got to believe that he's
going to get in more trouble
:49:24
reporting it than not.
:49:25
How?
:49:27
Make him think
he committed a crime.
:49:31
Murder's the obvious choice.
:49:32
How do you convince somebody
he's a murderer?
:49:35
Other crimes--
arson, burglary, rape.
:49:39
How do you convince him
that he did that?
:49:46
What?
:49:49
Well...
:49:52
You can make it
statutory.
:49:57
You want me
to lay your friend?
:49:59
No! No, of course
I don't.