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I know what the word "inheritance" means.
Well...
Anyway, I gotta finish up another report.
Burglary yesterday over at the lazy inn.
Sounds like you got a crime wave on your hands.
Yeah. All started up
since Niles kicked.
Hey, how about leaving me some scratch for this?
No!
That's on you, bro.
It was on me yesterday!
Sweet smell of perfume
fading fast
Say you love me, too...
Sarah?
- I'm in here.
- I feel like a fool
for thinking about
having you...
What is it?
They're letters,
love letters from--
from some woman.
How romantic.
Listen to this.
"I know in my heart this child is ours,
"no matter what you say.
"I beg you to acknowledge your son,
who, in your heart,
you must know is yours."
The last thing we need is someone else
thinking they can get in on the money.
Hurry up, fat man.
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
Come back here! Hey!
Whoa!
Look at this thing.
Whoa.
It's a hunting rifle.
Be careful.
Put it away.
Please?
It's okay.
Did we shoot somebody?
My God.
Hem hey. Hey, hombre!
Had a small accident.
Need a lift into town.
Thank God you're back.
I was so worried.
I looked everywhere.
Whoever it was...
Disappeared.
You didn't,
tell anybody about us coming here, did you?
What?
I can't believe you would even ask me that.
Okay. Okay. Sorry.
But what about the car?
I mean, somebody is gonna be looking for that.
What do you want me to do?
Call the cops?
I'll make sure nobody'll find it.
Anyway, I pushed the El Camino to the old barn
next to Niles' caddy.
We haven't had nothin' like this for a while, sal.
- Where'd it happen?
- I know.
Right out front, sheriff.
Right here.
You got that report I asked for?
Yes, sir.
I saw him, Bob.
Must've been a city hoodlum,
'cause he got in there
and hot-wired that sum-b*tch
in less than two seconds.
'67 blue El Camino, right, sal?
License plate (274436?
That is correct, sir.
And you could identify him if you saw him again?
Sure as the sun beatin' down on this place tomorrow
will heat it to 110.
I'm gonna call in a sketch artist.
I know every badge for five counties.
We'll get your truck back.
Don't you worry, sal.
Hello.
Hi.
Um, my name is belle.
I used to be Mr. Niles' housekeeper.
I'm Billy,
Ellen's boyfriend.
Hi, Billy.
You have a seat.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
What can I do for you?
I--I baby-sat for Mr. Niles, years ago,
when Ellen was visiting.
I bet she'll remember me.
Heh heh.
Ellen's asleep.
The heat, you know.
I've been coming here for more than 40 years,
keeping this place tidy.
I, wouldn't mind
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