2:10:02
What can l say?
2:10:10
l had. . .
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. . .absolutely. . .
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. . .no idea you were involved
in any way.
2:10:20
l know you didn't, Bill.
2:10:24
But l also know that you. . . .
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You went to Nick's hotel
this morning. . .
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. . .and talked to the desk clerk.
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How do you know that?
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Because l had you followed.
2:10:44
You had me followed?
2:10:48
Okay, okay, l' m sorry.
2:10:51
All right? l owe you an apology.
2:10:53
This was for your own good, believe me.
2:10:56
l know what the desk clerk told you.
But what he didn't tell you is. . .
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. . .all they did was
put Nick on a plane to Seattle.
2:11:03
By now he's probably back
with his family. . .
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. . .banging Mrs. Nick.
2:11:11
The clerk said
he had a bruise on his face.
2:11:16
Okay, he had a bruise on his face.
2:11:20
That's a hell of a lot less
than he deserves.
2:11:23
l don't think you realize what
kind of trouble you were in last night.
2:11:29
Who do you think those people were?
2:11:31
Those were not just
ordinary people there.
2:11:34
lf l told you their names--
l' m not gonna tell you their names. . .
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. . .but if l did,
l don't think you'd sleep so well.
2:11:44
Was it the second password?
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ls that what gave me away?
2:11:51
Yes, finally.
2:11:55
But not because you didn't know it.