:16:01
well, how would it work?
:16:04
you know, like, you know,
hypothetically speaking.
:16:06
how would, you know,
how would it go down?
:16:09
- well, it's nothing.
- no?
:16:12
if i were to put it
in medical terms...
:16:15
where you would equate brain surger
with a bank robber,
:16:18
this would be like a visit
to the podiatrist.
:16:20
- hmm.
- and itjust so happens...
:16:23
i have an acquaintance named dale
who is a specialist in this area.
:16:26
it's a ver simple procedure, russ.
:16:29
the whole thing would take...
40 minutes.
:16:33
forty? wow.
:16:35
forty minutes, tops.
:16:39
daie arrives atyourdeaiership on
aprearrangednight with his crew.
:16:42
manit's so easy
to biowupyourprobiems
:16:46
- continues
- finds his way inside.
:16:49
leaves the teiitaie signs
ofa break-in...
:16:54
andgains entrance.
:16:56
then it'sjust a simpie matter
ofgetting thesieds out the back.
:17:01
imean, the actuaiextraction
process is the easiest bit.
:17:06
and, uh, that's that.
:17:09
aii that's ieft is between
you andyourinsurance company.
:17:18
endofstory. easy aspie.
:17:21
i, ofcourse, would command
the standard 20%% consultation fee.
:17:26
- i fi gured that.
- you know, it's up toyou, russ.
:17:29
i mean, only ifyou're ready
for something like this.
:17:32
that visit to the podiatrist.
:17:37
well, it's like removing a bunion
or something.
:17:39
an ingrown toenail,
at the ver most.
:17:41
funny. okay. okay.
well, make the call then.
:17:45
good choice.
:17:48
i wasin the rightpiace, but
it must've been the wrong time
:17:52
i wassaying the right things
but imust've usedthe wrong iine
:17:57
- i was on the right trip
- all right.