Sex and Lies in Sin City: The Ted Binion Scandal Page #3

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My casino.

Yeah, right.

You expect me to believe

you own the Horseshoe?

-Joseph!

-Good evening, Mr. Binion.

-How are you?

-Good, sir.

-Say hello to my girl.

-Good evening.

Come on.

This must be worth like $1 million.

-$7 million?

-A little loose change, baby.

Loose change.

What were you saying about those

diamonds that you were gonna get me?

Did I say something about diamonds?

-Well, all right.

-Yeah?

This is Lou Sacco, up at the house.

There's someone here

who's entered this house illegally.

What? What did I just hear

come out of your mouth?

This woman is not to enter the property.

She has no business here.

-I live here.

-She does not live here.

-She lives in California.

-See this? See this address?

My address. I've lived here for three years.

I'm not moving in with you.

You know, you didn't answer your phone

last night. I couldn't find you.

What were you doing?

Were you humping someone else?

-Go to hell.

-See, that's why I need you,

'cause you tell me to go to hell.

That's how I know you mean what you say.

-And you remember what you said?

-What?

You said that you were

falling in love with me.

Yeah? Well, I was drunk.

Come on. I'll buy you a car,

give you a credit card, buy you a pony.

I don't care about your money.

Really? Well, then you don't care if I do this!

Wait, no! All right. Stop! That's real money!

Okay. I'll move in with you.

That a girl! Come here!

But only if you're sure

I can make you happy.

Baby, we were meant to be together.

See? I told you.

We were meant to be together.

Oh, my God! All these books.

Eight, nine, seven.

Thirty-eight, 16.

-There you go.

-And there you go.

I hope you're kidding.

Hope you're not planning on burying this

-way the hell out here.

-I wouldn't kid you, Lou.

You're my favorite goat.

Sit down. Have a drink.

You're making me nervous.

Have you ever heard

of a safety-deposit box?

-Sure, I have.

-It's all there, Ted.

Unless my sister stole some

when my mama was sick.

No, I'm telling you, it's all been inventoried.

And I'm telling you

that we're doing another inventory.

So start counting those sleeves.

There's like 1,000 books in there.

Have you read all of them?

Didn't anybody tell you?

I'm a Renaissance man.

Where are you going? I told you

to sit down and count them sleeves.

You can let him go. I'll help you count.

Perfect, Sandy knows how to count.

-I got to get back to town anyway.

-Get the hell out of here.

You wanna help me count?

All right.

Here, you want to count, sit down.

Count these, count these,

count this, count this, count this

and count this.

Before my mother died,

she asked each of us what we wanted.

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