:01:00
is that you just never fucking know.
:01:04
I bet the last thing
you were thinking about...
:01:06
when you were tying your shoelaces
this morning...
:01:08
was that there was a chance...
:01:10
that by the end of the day, this day...
:01:12
those same shoelaces
were going to be untied...
:01:15
by somebody working
for the coroner's office.
:01:19
Am I right?
:01:20
I'm right, right?
:01:24
Hey! Get the fuck out of here!
:01:27
What, you wanna know about this?
Get out of here!
:01:30
Take that shit to the dry cleaners.
:01:32
Now!
:01:37
Sorry. Long day. Where was I?
:01:42
You know, the human body is,
like, 80% moisture, right?
:01:45
How much do you weigh? 165? 170?
:01:51
Now, I figure
if you could somehow extract 80% of that...
:01:55
you'd have, give me a second...
:01:59
thirty-four pounds...
:02:01
of, like, solid...
:02:04
not meat...
:02:06
It'd be more like beef jerky, you know?
:02:08
But with hair and bones and teeth...
:02:12
shriveled-up tattoos and whatnot.
:02:15
Probably be like this big.
:02:18
In any event,
you're starting to follow my drift here, "papi"?
:02:22
Because somebody has some money
that belongs to Louis.
:02:26
Is it you, perchance?
:02:29
Is it you that has some money
that belongs to Louis?
:02:32
No.
:02:36
- No? Sure?
- Yeah.
:02:39
I'm gonna start this thing and leave.
:02:44
What do you think?
Permanent press or delicate?
:02:50
Wouldn't be appropriate if I asked you
if you had change for a dollar.
:02:54
I got it.
:02:55
Calm down. I just need four quarters.
:02:57
No. I got Louis' money.