Entrapment
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:06:05
Tick-tock... tick-tock.
:06:21
- Morning, Mr Cruz.
- Morning.

:06:35
First you insure the art, only to watch it
get clipped a month after the client buys it.

:06:41
Well, it could become
part of our ad campaign.

:06:44
I'll remember that when I go upstairs to hear
about my new position in the Toledo office.

:06:50
I called you at 4.30 this morning.
:06:53
I was home in bed.
:06:55
- You didn't pick up.
- I didn't wanna pick up.

:06:58
You had company.
:07:00
- He came in the window.
- How romantic.

:07:04
I think that's how he got in.
:07:06
This was 70 storeys up with smart-glass
windows at 400 pounds a pop.

:07:10
He rigged something.
:07:14
And I think it was...
:07:18
- ..telescoping bolts.
- And you know this how?

:07:22
Excuse me.
:07:28
- You're showing off again.
- Let a thousand flowers bloom.

:07:32
- Chairman Mao.
- You got it.

:07:35
He left the window open when he came in.
:07:38
The draught blew over the flowers.
:07:40
I'll bet the bolts on that window
have fresh scratches.

:07:43
- And who do we like for this?
- Guess.

:07:46
Oh, gee. I wonder.
:07:49
Indulge me.
:07:51
Indulge you?
:07:54
- Bob, may l?
- Oh, yeah, sure. Go ahead.


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