:18:03
Your phone's dead.
:18:05
These rooms...
:18:08
...sound so empty
without the sound of his music.
:18:14
Bob's number
has been disconnected.
:18:17
Oh, God.
:18:18
I'm sure it's little consolation,
but you're not the only one
:18:21
who got taken, Miss Gunn.
:18:23
Bob Kopalski had ten clients,
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assets equaling over $100 million,
when he disappeared.
:18:29
You're telling us
that none of it's insured?
:18:31
What a disaster.
Thank God for the residuals.
:18:35
Actually, Kopalski took such heavy
advances on the royalty income
:18:40
that by the time
the account recoups,
:18:43
Miss Gunn will be
on Social Security.
:18:45
Where does someone disappear
with $100 million?
:18:48
The best we can guess
is South America.
:18:51
Can't you just sue?
:18:52
My God,
how could he do this to her?
:18:56
He'll be back.
They always come back.
:19:00
If he does, he'll be looking
out the back of an FBI van
:19:03
on his way
to a long prison term.
:19:05
It'll be years
before you see a dime, if ever.
:19:11
Mr. Feldman, as a lawyer,
:19:15
may I please ask your advice
:19:18
as per what to do in the meantime
as far as, you know, money?
:19:24
Get a job?
:19:28
"Dear prospective employer,
:19:30
"although I've had
no previous employment, ever,
:19:32
"the following is a partial
but significant list
:19:34
of personal recommendations,
including contact information.
:19:39
The Dalai Lama, Tibet?
:19:42
900-thread count
Egyptian cotton.
:19:46
No man can resist
Egyptian cotton.
:19:49
Tibet is a country, Molly,
not contact information.
:19:52
Why not add "earth"
:19:54
in case someone
needs to know where Tibet is?
:19:56
This is not a résumé.
:19:57
It shows I'm a people person.