:33:03
I asked him if he knew
a man I was looking for.
:33:05
After that, he set me up with the two characters
that chased me to Christy's room.
:33:09
Who was the man
you were looking for?
:33:11
Name's Larry Cravat.
He's beginning to bore me.
:33:15
Larry Cravat. That's funny.
I think I know it, but I can't place it.
:33:20
- What does he do?
- I don't know.
:33:23
Whatever he does,
he seems to keep pretty busy.
:33:25
Why are you
looking for him?
:33:28
- I just want to find him.
- Private reasons?
:33:32
They're good enough.
:33:34
Well, anyway, there are two of us
looking for him now.
:33:37
- There are more than two of us, Mr. Phillips.
- The police, for instance?
:33:40
- Maybe.
- Any reason why we can't go ask them?
:33:43
They might want to know
who's asking and why.
:33:46
Which takes us back
to the private reasons.
:33:50
Look, Taylor.
If I go to the police, and I probably will...
:33:53
- don't worry about my bringing you into it.
- I appreciate that.
:33:58
I could put you in touch with a friend of mine.
He's a police lieutenant.
:34:01
His name is Kendall. He's an all right guy.
He'd keep it off the record.
:34:04
Thanks just the same.
:34:07
Do what you can though,
will you, Mel?
:34:09
- You know I will, Chris.
- That's my boy.
:34:11
You'll have me believing that.
Look out.
:34:13
So long, Taylor.
:34:15
So long, Mr. Phillips.
Thanks.
:34:17
Not at all.
Good luck.
:34:20
Good night, Chris.
:34:26
- Well?
- He's a nice guy.
:34:29
That's the only kind
I know.
:34:32
Except me.
:34:36
- I'll go get some sheets for that couch.
- I can't stay here.
:34:38
Why not?
:34:43
I, uh, won't need any sheets.
This'll do fine.
:34:48
Well, then,
I'll see you in the morning.
:34:50
Don't forget to look under your bed,
lock your door.
:34:54
I'll do that.