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get you into.
Trouble's my middle name.
Room 101. Right next door.
Thanks a lot. I mean really.
It's an ugly thing.
Hey, I'm gonna' need a rental
car. Can you arrange that?
Done.
The merciless pressure of warfare has
developed highly specialized types of planes.
hand bombs
led to a new and terrible
instrument of war: the bomber.
Javier, do you mind if I play
some music?
Do you like jazz?
I love jazz.
When I traveled, on business,
every city I'd go to had a jazz
club, and I'd stay up all night.
I couldn't go when I was home, because my
wife was only interested in classical music.
Ah, just listen to him play.
Bud Powell.
He loves Stravinsky.
Who doesn't?
You know Stravinsky?
Yeah, I do now. But you're still
strangers.
Strangers? No. Chambers.
Special Agent Anne Chambers.
This is my partner. Special Agent
Tom R. Craig. We've been watching you.
You have a sad disposition,
Mr. Rosow.
Sit still and let them examine
you. That's what I always say.
That's a really funny motto for a guy
who's always running from everything.
You know, you're gonna' need
some sunglasses out here.
We have a couple of extras from our
7-11 excursion. Would you like a pair?
You're not trying to bug me, are
you?
No. We just got carried away at
7-11.
It's the Slurpees, right?
No, for you, it's the beer!
Be nice.
Here.
Yeah, I got them for two
dollars. They shine in the dark.
Oh, brilliant! Sunglasses that
shine in the dark!
Two dollars though! It's a hard
deal to pass up.
Well gee, I get paid a thousand dollars
a day to tail this guy. How about you?
You know, some of us in here, Rosow,
aren't really doing it for the money.
So, are you really a private
detective?
That's what they tell me.
We were just talking about that.
We didn't know they still had
those private detectives.
Well, you know what? If I call 911 and tell
them I got a couple of peeping toms in my alley
You know, the thing is, you really just don't
know what you're dealing with yet, is all.
My partner is right.
You better stay sober for this
one.
Well, I'll drink to that.
When you two vamoose.
Good evening.
Hi, how are you?
Pretty good. I hear they got
phones that take pictures.
Oh yeah, we've got plenty of
those.
Oh yeah?
You saw the special that we're
having, right?
No, I didn't.
Okay, we got plenty.
You sell balloons?
We've got balloons. We've got a
special every day especially for you.
All right, let's get some phones
out for you.
Do you have anything in mind
specifically?
Yeah, a phone that takes
pictures.
Okay. Now, I'd be cheating you if I didn't
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