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:17:00
A joke. He made a joke.
:17:03
Do sit down, please. Merrill, you
and your mother can sit over here.

:17:07
- How do you know she's my mother?
- Alas, there are no secrets anymore.

:17:11
Actually, that's not quite true.
There is one secret, one last secret.

:17:15
It involves all of you.
:17:21
- I'm getting goose pimples.
- Hey--

:17:26
Ah, Mr. Schaffer!
:17:28
Curiosity got the better
of you, eh? Come and sit down.

:17:31
- I'm fine. Thanks.
- You haven't missed anything.

:17:35
We were just
cutting to the chase.

:17:37
Cutting to the chase.
:17:44
Well, you'll laugh later.
:17:46
Now, as you know, the odds against
winning a jackpot downstairs...

:17:50
or hitting the state lottery
are astronomical-- millions to one.

:17:53
A serious person doesn't
even bother, but today...

:17:57
you have the chance
of playing a game...

:18:00
where the odds of winning
are one in six.

:18:03
One in six.
:18:07
It's one throw...
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of the dice.
:18:17
This is my attorney,
Mr. Grisham...

:18:20
who tragically was born
without a personality.

:18:23
Mr. Grisham insists anyone who wishes
to participate in our experiment...

:18:28
sign this waiver, absolving the casino
from responsibility or damages...

:18:33
personal liability,
blah, blah, blah.

:18:37
So, who do you like, Claude?
:18:40
The young woman in the black coat.
She looks desperate.

:18:43
Yes, but she has
her mother with her.

:18:46
- That could slow her down, hmm?
- Perhaps.

:18:49
Now, 563 miles from here...
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is a little town called
Silver City, New Mexico.

:18:56
- Gold rush.
- Quite right, Nick.

:18:58
Yes, they struck gold there
in 1860.


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