:21:00
-You haven't been drafted yet, have you?
-No.
:21:03
What happens after you graduate?
:21:05
I got more interesting things
going on than throwing a game.
:21:08
If you don't want it, don't take it.
:21:11
-What if I turned you in right now?
-Turned me in?
:21:13
I don't think you'd turn me in.
:21:17
Would this be the worst thing
you ever did in your life?
:21:20
What? A few bad passes,
a few missed lay-ups.
:21:23
Who the hell would ever know?
:21:25
-What's in it for you?
-Don't worry about me.
:21:27
I'll bet what I want on the game.
:21:28
I'm gonna make more money than you will.
Think about it.
:21:32
Tomorrow if you're around at noon,
Time Cafe downtown?
:21:36
Okay.
:21:42
900 words? No way.
:21:43
I need at least 1,800.
This is a major article I'm writing.
:21:47
Look who's sitting there.
District Attorney King.
:21:50
You boys were playing football.
What's the verdict?
:21:53
He's got good hands.
:21:55
Runs in the family.
:22:02
Billy, an odd-looking guy
keeps staring at you.
:22:06
-Looks like he knows you.
-Maybe he does.
:22:08
I should make my way over
and introduce myself to our illustrious D.A.
:22:12
George Wayne, Vanity Fair, writer.
:22:15
I read your column every month.
You're wonderful.
:22:18
You're the much loved, much praised...
:22:20
-...District Attorney of Manhattan.
-I don't know if I'm praised and loved.
:22:23
And you are Sheila King,
formerly Sheila Blair.
:22:27
Assistant D.A. in charge of sex crimes.
:22:29
Very good.
:22:31
I've interrupted your lunch because
I'm having a meeting with my editor...
:22:35
...and we're thinking about doing a story:
"Ten Who Run New York."
:22:38
And you're on the short-list with the likes
of Donald Trump and the Mayor.
:22:43
What do you think of that notion?
:22:45
Maybe you should interview
some of his past wives, too.
:22:49
-Wives?
-He's got two others besides this woman.
:22:54
You should meet my brother Will.
He's got a nice resume, too.
:22:57
Is Will studying to be a lawyer?
:22:58
He's on his way to law,
but in a different sense.