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Take him downstairs,
get him out of my sight.
C'mon, c'mon.
I'm getting too old for this sh*t.
All right, Danny. Get in! Get in!
I'm busy!
I said get in there.
There's a man here to see you.
I just told you I'm busy!
He says he's got
a business proposition for us.
He says it's about the show
you put on today.
Pat him down.
Already did.
All right, wheel him in.
Receiving f***ing visitors
looking like this. It's a joke.
Sh*t, Jesus! F***in'ell!
I'm listening.
That was a very impressive display
your man put on
in the jewelry shop today.
I assure you, it was entirely justified.
I'm sure it was.
That thing with the collar. Brilliant.
And the point of this conversation is?
The point of this conversation is, I'd like
to offer you a lucrative proposition.
How lucrative?
Very lucrative. Should I continue?
Please...
It's an entertainment I produce
for some friends once a month.
Members only, so to speak.
What?
And we're always on the lookout
for new talent.
For that, you get fifteen thousand.
For the second twenty,
plus the right to bet.
We had one chap
who after fees and betting on himself
got up to half a million a fight.
That's only if you win, of course.
But how do you get to win?
It's to the death.
So glad you could make it.
Please follow me.
Where's the money?
Oh well, the money comes after.
After what?
After you beat him,
our current champion.
Undefeated in fifteen bouts.
Care for a glass of champagne?
We won't be here that long.
Kill him.
Rip his f***ing hat off!
That's my boy!
Thanks for the opportunity.
You're most welcome. Very impressive.
That bit with the collar.
How did you do that?
Like my saint of a mum used to say:
Get 'em young and
the possibilities are endless.
I thought it was the Jesuits
who said that.
Probably got it from my mum.
If you want us back
you do know where to find me.
Oh we certainly want you back.
Only, if you could make it a little more
...entertaining... next time.
I'll see what I can do.
Here, remember I told you
about that dream I had?
What? The one with
the all the birds in it?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, I figured it all out.
D'you know who Freud is?
No.
Well that doesn't matter.
Freud was a genius
if you dream something
Like the girls, the island, the drink.
They were just symbols.
What they actually represented
was like comfort, relaxation,
no worries.
And then this swell turns up offering us
more money than
we could save in 20 years.
Well, it all becomes clear.
The dream. The swell.
It means retirement, you get it?
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