:24:00
Every moment gone
is a moment gone.
:24:02
Please. Step in.
:24:06
- Why?
- Get in the car.
:24:09
The bartender was paid
to call you...
:24:11
to arrange
this rendezvous.
:24:13
He has long since gone home to his wife,
his bed and his racing form.
:24:17
- You and I have much to talk about.
- What, for instance?
:24:21
Are you being stupid, Mr. Taylor,
or stubborn?
:24:23
- What, for instance?
- I can't believe you're stupid.
:24:27
Larry Cravat then,
for instance.
:24:30
- What about Larry Cravat?
- That was going to be my question to you.
:24:34
- You tell me.
- Come.
:24:36
Sit beside me,
and we tell each other.
:24:39
I'll listen from here.
:24:41
Not stupid...
:24:43
but stubborn.
:25:02
Mr. Taylor, are you ready to tell me
the whereabouts of Larry Cravat?
:25:10
Then will you tell me...
:25:12
why you want to know?
:25:17
I'm just looking for him.
He's my friend.
:25:21
Larry Cravat has no friends...
:25:23
and you are to stop looking for him,
Mr. Taylor.
:25:25
Do you understand?
You are to stop looking for him!
:25:30
- Take him out of here. Dump him someplace.
- Where, boss?
:25:35
There was an address
in his pocket.
:25:39
"723 Gramercy Place."
:25:43
Take him there.