:31:00
-Like the alligators in the sewers?
-There are alligators in the sewers.
:31:03
-A friend in sanitation has seen them.
-Fine. Just drop it.
:31:07
You should see this guy.
They got this picture.
:31:09
-They have a picture?
-lt's a drawing, an artist's rendering.
:31:13
lt's just-- lt's grotesque.
:31:16
l'd hate to see his therapy bills.
Speaking of bills. . .
:31:19
. . .your client, Mr. Lee,
made his first payment.
:31:21
-Great. You should be very happy.
-Yeah, it's fantastic. He paid in fluke.
:31:27
Fluke is a fish.
Did you know that? l didn't.
:31:29
Mr. Lee is a good man
and doesn't have much money. . .
:31:32
. . .and he fishes on weekends.
l guess it's--
:31:35
l salsa dance on weekends, but l don't
shake my ass to pay my phone bill.
:31:39
Will you pass the honey, please?
:31:42
We need better clients.
l'm tired of pro bono cases.
:31:44
What is your problem with our clients?
We have good, honorable clients.
:31:48
What's your idea of better?
Define "better. "
:31:53
-What would be a better client?
-Better means rich and guilty, okay?
:31:57
Law school taught us
to create a moral vacuum. . .
:31:59
. . .so you can represent people
who aren't innocent.
:32:02
-That was your best course, as l recall.
-You don't have a moral vacuum.
:32:06
You are completely vacuum-less.
:32:12
-What? What? Where? Where? Where?
-Front door. Not yet, soon.
:32:21
Now.
:32:30
Tell me.
:32:34
-You want the truth?
-Absolutely.
:32:37
She's hideous.
:32:39
l don't know if it's a fungus
or some congenital birth defect. . .
:32:43
. . .but as your attorney in this matter,
l advise you to take no further action.
:32:53
-l'm sorry. Excuse me.
-Sure.
:32:58
l was looking for some honey.
Could you help me out?