Miami Blues

Oh, thank you very much.

Uh, may I trouble you | for a pillow?

Sure.

Great. Thank you.

Excuse me.

I guess we're going | to be a while.

Ha ha ha! | You're funny.

The temperature in Miami...

is currently 86 degrees | and muggy.

We will be starting | our descent for landing...

in just a few moments.

Herman Gotlieb...

Gotlieb.

Please remain seated | with your seat belts on...

until the captain has | turned off the seat belt sign.

All passengers | holding tickets...

to Eastern Flight 162 | to Tampa...

please come | to the ticket counter.

Hey.

Wow! Thanks.

All passengers leaving | on Flight 266...

please go directly | to the check-in desk...

at Gate 6.

All passengers leaving...

Hi.

Please go directly | to the check-in desk...

Hi.

Hi there. | Going home?

I'd like to tell you | about a book.

It's a classic | of the Vedic literature...

"The Knowledge of God."

Have you seen | the movie "Gandhi?"

My name's Ravindra. | What's your name?

Trouble.

Mr. Gotlieb...

You know, | anything you want.

Hey, send me up | a girl, Pablo. Now.

You got any | of that hundred...

I gave you last week?

I got all of it, man...

but I'm not lending you | no more money.

Come on, Blink.

Look. 50 bucks | till payday.

Moseley. Homicide.

A what died?

All right. | Right away.

I'll pay to find | the dumbbell killers.

What's it worth to you?

$61.35.

$65.59.

Thanks, Blink.

Hey, man, | replace your teeth.

Hi.

Pablo sent me.

How old are you, anyway?

19...and my name is Pepper.

You got a driver's license | on you, Pepper?

What's wrong | with Susan Waggoner?

You know, Susie...

this license here says | you're 23 years old.

I know what it says.

You can call me Junior.

You around a size 7?

Where?

Dress.

Oh.

Uh, 6.

Sometimes 7.

Depends on...

Here. Try this on.

Could you turn | around, please?

Thank you.

Can you zip me up?

Yeah.

Oh...

it looks nice to me.

You want me to wear it?

F*ck, no.

I want you to buy it.

50 bucks.

It might be worth a suck.

Is that what you're | getting for a suck...

these days, 50 bucks?

Christ.

Where did you get | all these nice things?

Oh, when I left my wife | I took 'em with me.

Figured I paid for 'em, | they're my clothes, right?

You left your wife?

How long you been | working for Pablo?

Since the beginning | of the semester.

I go to Miami-Dade.

l...I'm majoring | in business...

but I also take | English classes.

Yeah, well...

the first thing they | should have taught you...

at your hooker classes...

is you shouldn't | ask the clients...

so many f*cking | personal questions.

I'm sorry.

Are you going to call down | and cancel me now?

That's OK. | Don't feel bad about it.

Um, I hope, uh...

the next girl's | more to your liking...

and I hope that you enjoy | your stay in Florida...

Mr. Gotlieb.

I'm giving you | your dress back.

No, forget | about the dress.

Honey...

did I upset you?

I'm sorry.

So you want me to stay?

OK, then.

Let's do it.

Ready?

Turn over.

Is something wrong?

I haven't been | with a woman...

in a long time.

Wow.

I'm sorry.

Nobody kisses us.

Pepper.

OK, Henderson, what's up?

These two Krishnas have | been working the airport...

for a couple of months.

Now they'd been warned about | bugging the passengers.

Should've listened.

How was he killed?

He f*cked with some guy...

wearing a suede | leather sport coat...

so the guy takes | his finger...

bends it back, breaks it, | then disappears.

Now the witness lady says | she thinks that, uh...

well, he hopped on one of | the hotel courtesy vans.

We got a partial | description.

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