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'Morning.
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Sorry for bothering you.
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Your neighbor, Mr. Vasic,
vas murdered last night.
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Yes...
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What do I care about Vasic?
-We do...
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Why are you fucking with that
in the middle of the war?
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You tried to pay your debt
with a truckload of tennis balls?
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So? -People like Vasic
usually want money.
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He liked to play tennis.
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You want to know what he ate?
-Start with how he died.
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Army issue bullet 7.62.
A machine-gun burst
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medium range.
And another one
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from the other weapon.
-7.62? -Yes.
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Weapons of this caliber
are all over the place.
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Nothing unusual about it.
Look at our casualties...
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All the same caliber.
It's an epidemic!
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This is Vasic here...
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The last thing he ate?
Chocolate cereal.
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Imagine, such a big Serb
eating kids' food.
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Who can tell? You know
the stories about Vasic.
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A spy, a Chetnik, funneling
money to rebel Serbs,
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on weekends beating up
Croats held in Serb prisons.
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Half of the town wanted him
dead. -You owed him money?
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2000 marks, due in 3 months!
That's no reason to kill him.
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People kill for less.
-Everybody owes everybody,
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especially to Vasic. Ljubo,
for one. They started together,
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then Ljubo opened his cafe.
Vasic got pissed off,
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and maybe Ljubo was
the first one to fire...
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Barbir, I got no money.
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The whole 109th Brigade
was in here yesterday,
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but very few of them paid.
-I came because of Vasic...
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Fuck, he can't
lend you cash anymore.
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Know anything about it?
-You're asking me?
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He was a loan shark, too.
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That's got nothing to do
with anything. -Oh?
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What does?
-Don't know...
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But that's got nothing
to do with me.