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to some big dollars
and sit at the adult table,
to call you, remember?
Well, I remember that,
but it's not quite
an opportunity.
There's a difference,
you know, son.
Okay, there's a difference.
I'm interested.
You're interested?
Yeah, in making
some big dollars.
That's why
I'm f***ing calling you, man.
Well, now you're talking, Jack.
Ice cream.
- You know a joint called dj-vu?
- Yeah.
All right, gutshot.
I'll see you there.
Get money, get money
get money,
get money
get money, get money
if you count money,
go ahead, throw it up
Louis watch, Louis shoes,
Louis hat, who is you?
Ask me, I'm gonna say
that I'm Louis Deux
money keep talking,
Money keep talking,
My money do that...
Jack and coke, please.
Haters wanna hate it
till they're hammered
y'all weirdest, body when
they all start slapping
push a nigga,
popping...
Here you go.
- Thanks, guy.
- Hi.
Hi.
That guy over there
said you'd buy me a drink.
What guy?
Get money, get
money - that guy.
Get money, get money
get money, get money,
get money
if you count money,
go ahead, throw it up
Louis watch, Louis shoes,
Louis hat, who is you?
Yeah, sure. What can I
get you, sweetheart?
A double vodka
on the rocks, please.
Double vodka
on the rocks, my friend.
And, make it a Grey goose.
Classy.
My name's Leanne.
What's yours, stranger?
Kevin.
I like the name Kevin.
You sure are pretty.
Thanks.
And there you go, Leanne.
- Thank you.
- Cheers.
Cheers.
That will be 12.
What's going on?
Oh, I said I was going
to get you a drink.
I didn't say I could pay
for it, sweetheart.
You f***ing prick.
Thank you.
Ask me, I'm gonna say
that I'm Louis Deux
money keep talking,
Buckle up.
Thank you, darling.
Oh, and would you,
put the cougar's
on mine as well?
You seem to make friends
everywhere you go.
A fella can't have
too many friends, Jack.
Cheers to that.
Looks like you have
a lot of them, too.
Think so?
Yeah, sure, why not?
You're a nice guy, reasonably
good looking for your age.
And you're rich too.
of character flaws.
Well, how can you tell I'm rich?
I can just tell.
It's what I do. It's my job.
You say you play people,
I say I read them.
Okay.
Read me, son.
You have a manicure
and you're not a woman.
You're tan
and it's not summertime.
Your suit certainly didn't come
from men's warehouse.
Chicago-roll timepiece and that
pinky ring's no knock-off.
You're far-sighted. I can tell by the
subtle marks on the bridge of your nose
that you wear reading glasses.
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