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But you gonna have to get your own pilot.
That...
glad of doing business, boys.
Stitch.
- You have it?
I need you to call Jimmy for me.
- Are you on your way?
Yes, I'm a quarter mile west of
Bayou Tech, just north of the 83.
I'll get him for you.
- Yes, right away. Appreciate it.
Eddie sent me.
He said you needed a pilot.
Stitch.
- I guess, she made it.
Yeah, she is here. What did happen to Jimmy?
- He's tied up.
You can just ask me.
I'm standing right in front of you.
How long.
- Since she was five.
- Since she was five.
I chose her for a good reason.
- How come?
I used to work waypole with my father.
She's been stealing cars since before she could ride a bike.
She has been down some very rough roads for someone so young.
Her mother abandoned her, disappeared back into China ...
father ended up in prison.
I practically raised her,
while he was inside.
She's sort of Deidre's little sister.
She's tough, she's smart, she's not afraid of anything.
You think, I would send someone
who couldn't do the job?
And besides, I thought, the two of you might...
you know... in sort of get together.
You both need somebody.
- No more surprises, Stitch.
You're unbelieveable.
Glad, you think so.
- You think, you're really charming, don't you?
Refreshing, isn't it?
Answer me something:
Why you're working with Stitch again?
I need the money.
And that's none of your business.
Well, actually ...
it is my business.
Wait a minute, I didn't agree
to steal anything.
We borrow it for a bit.
Right, and I guess your friends
just misplaced the key.
Something like that.
You're coming?
You know, this is gonna cost you extra?
- Yeah, already has.
So, what exactly do you do?
I deliver things.
What's in it?
- Jesus, you always ask so many questions?
Questions come with the pilot.
Silence costs triple.
I never ask what's in it.
- Why not?
Because that's why people hire me.
I don't get involved, I don't ask questions, I simply deliver.
Well, it sounds to me like you're involved.
You might think you're not, but ...
Maybe you oughta concentrate
If I can fly and talk
I can drive and talk.
Alright, wait a second.
We gonna take a right up here.
Alright, see that black car?
Stay two car lengths behind it.
You watch his blinkers,
you don't use yours.
If he turns, you wait five seconds,
you turn, you mirror everything he does.
Is that your delivery procedure?
- Procedures evolve.
Nice and easy.
Turn the car off.
Stay here.
Hold on. Calm down.
Just wanna ask you a couple of questions.
It is not safe here.
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