:18:03
Tell them to dig harder.
:18:06
If only it were that simple,
eh, Mr. Beck?
:18:10
- How do you know my name?
- When a man of your dimensions...
:18:13
...travels all this way
to visit a place like this...
:18:16
...it arouses the curiosity.
:18:19
What can I do for you?
:18:21
Do you know this man?
:18:25
Travis Walker.
:18:26
I let him excavate
around the mine...
:18:28
...allow him to rent a room
in my town...
:18:31
...all for a fair 60 percent
of anything he might unearth.
:18:34
- Where can I find him?
- Follow the bullshit.
:18:36
- Guy's mouth should be in the circus.
- Brother, please.
:18:40
- Do you have business with him?
- I do.
:18:43
What kind of business?
I love business.
:18:45
- It's personal.
- So...
:18:48
...why come to me?
- When I'm a guest in a man's house...
:18:51
...I don't reach into his refrigerator
without permission.
:18:55
Refrigerator.
:18:57
I want to show you something,
Mr. Beck, please.
:19:06
Does that look like
a refrigerator to you?
:19:15
Looks more like hell.
:19:17
Where you see hell, I see
a spellbinding sense of purpose.
:19:22
I see the value of keeping your eye
on the ball.
:19:28
When a bride slips the ring
on her finger...
:19:30
...when a businessman lays his hands
on a Rolex...
:19:34
...when a rapper gets a shiny new
tooth, this is that cost, Mr. Beck.
:19:39
My horror for their beauty.
My hell for their little slice of heaven.
:19:46
Somebody's gotta keep his eye
on the ball.
:19:49
That somebody is me, Mr. Beck.
:19:51
I am down here every day
keeping my eye on the ball.
:19:56
That's just a simple fact of life.
:19:59
And if you're bold enough
to face that cold, hard fact...