:13:02
- I own a sneaker factory in Canada?
- Well, not anymore.
:13:06
- It was destroyed in a fire last month.
- Of course it was.
:13:10
You might have read about it.
Eight-something people died.
:13:14
But the good news is,
we over-insured it.
:13:16
It's gonna yield you a windfall.
:13:18
And when we add in the generous
settlement from the LAPD
:13:22
for your false arrest,
you've almost doubled your net worth
:13:25
in a few short months.
:13:26
I still can't imagine how the police
mistook you for a drug dealer.
:13:31
- Bad luck.
- Hugo.
:13:32
You are not the first
lottery winner to believe
:13:35
the money's brought nothing
but trouble. It's in your head.
:13:38
You don't believe in jinxes?
You know, curses?
:13:40
I'm an accountant.
I believe in numbers.
:13:42
- Where'd you get 'em, anyway?
- What?
:13:45
The numbers. What did you use?
Somebody's birthday?
:13:48
- Phone number?
- It's nothing. It's just something...
:13:55
What?
:13:58
That's it.
:14:00
It's not the money,
it's the numbers.
:14:02
The numbers are cursed.
:14:04
Dude, don't look at me like that.
I'm not crazy.
:14:07
- This is really...
- Listen to yourself.
:14:09
"The numbers are cursed."
You know there is no such thing as...
:14:27
You wanna hit that a little harder?
:14:30
I'm sorry. Is my building a raft
to get us rescued bothering you?
:14:34
- At the moment, yeah.
- Why aren't you helping?
:14:36
I am helping, short-round.
:14:38
Keeping watch for arsonists.
:14:41
Walt's got a point.
:14:43
You could pitch in,
as you've already bought your ticket.
:14:51
Did you tie this like I told you?
If you'd tied it like I told you,
:14:54
the thing would still be together.
:14:56
What's the matter with you?
What is your problem?