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I get it.

- So tell me about Tommy Dundee.|- Tommy?

- We go out.|- How long?

A few months.

He treat you okay?

Not as well as guys|without money.

He's gonna teach me|how to manage the club.

He looks like he might be into|a few things besides managing a club.

Yeah.

- For instance?|- I don't know.

You don't know 'cause you don't know,|or 'cause you don't want to know?

I don't know|'cause I don't ask.

I wrote you a long letter|after you left about everything.

- Took me a week.|- I never got it.

- I burned it.|- Ooh, I walked right into that one.

Must be a new sensation for you,|walking into something.

- Is this yours?|- Yup.

- Nice.|- Men buy me Mustangs. I don't know why.

- Can I see you again?|- I don't think|that's a good idea.

- Rachel.|- You humiliated me.

I didn't get a warning,|an explanation,

and I had to deal with all|the ugly sh*t you left behind.

- It wasn't right.|- I know that.

Don't call me.|Don't try and find me.

It makes it hard with Tommy.

- She goes where?|- To the library.

She's been taking this|correspondence course. She's studying.

- Until 11:
00 every night.|- It closes at 11:00. I checked.

Gee, you're a one-man|Warren Commission.

Take my advice.|Follow her.

- I couldn't do that.|- You'll thank me.

- Hey, Ed.|- How's it going, boys?

You know, same sh*t,|different day.

I wanted you to meet|Michael Chambers, Annie's boy.|He's putting in an application.

- Tom.|- Casey.|- Nice to meet you.

- Comin' to work here?|- Yeah.|- You'll love it.

If you like saltpeter.

Someone under 40, you|tryin' to scare him off?

- Just doin' our part.|- Look at us. We're only 22 years old.

- See you guys later.|- Nice to meet you.

The library?

That's right.

Ed, Ed!

Can you take my spot|on number five run?

Deborah's having some|strange contractions...

- and I'm gonna meet her|at the doctor's office.|- Okay. Go ahead.

- I'll take it.|- Oh, thanks.

- You better start workin'|so I can retire.|- I'll do my best.

Let me tell you|about Hinkle.

When you first go in,

he'll offer you a candy mint.|Don't take it.

At the end of the meeting,|he'll offer it to you again.

Take it and eat it right in front|of him. You'll get the job.

You're kidding, right?

Do I look like|I'm kidding?

- First time, no; second time, yes?|- That's it.

Okay. Thanks.

Mint?

No, thank you.

Fine.

Ed Dutton speaks highly of you.|He's a very good man, Ed.

I hope so. He'll be my stepfather|in a few days.

Yes.

That's a copy of|Armored Transport Now!

It's a magazine we publish, not just for|ourselves, but for the entire industry.

And here I thought cash|was on the way out.

Many of the services we provide here|used to be provided by the banks.

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