:41:00
If not, we'll go out
and pick him up.
:41:02
These-These fortunes. They kill me.
:41:07
This ain't bad.
:41:09
Well, I'll, uh, see you
some more, huh? Bye.
:41:11
- Bye.
- Bye, Don.
:41:20
Not bad at all.
:41:22
"Confucius say,
'When something smell bad, keep nose clean."'
:41:27
Boy, I certainly fooled him.
:41:29
I told you he was
a smart cop.
:41:31
He was a hungry cop.
I'll say that much.
:41:34
You know, anybody that dug up Cravat
would be digging up a couple of million with him.
:41:40
That's a good reason for trying.
That's even a good private reason.
:41:44
It's not mine, if that's what you mean.
I've got no interest in the money.
:41:47
Well, I'm a businessman, and frankly,
I'm interested right now.
:41:50
Maybe we can
work something out...
:41:52
where you wind up with Cravat,
and I wind up with what I can get.
:41:56
- Help yourself.
- And I wind up with a pair of nylons, I suppose.
:41:59
You name it, Chris.
All or any part of what I've got.
:42:02
Speaking as kind of
a partner now...
:42:04
I'd like to know a little more about
what happened at my place last night.
:42:07
You might ask around
about a character named Anzelmo.
:42:10
- Anzelmo?
- Very polite man with a very wet face.
:42:13
He shut his eyes every time Hubert hit me,
then he told him to hit me again.
:42:16
I've heard tell of Anzelmo. They say it in whispers.
:42:19
I'm sure he's just
a misunderstood boy.
:42:25
Well, of all the nerve. A ticket.
:42:27
And I had lunch with a cop.
:42:31
Seems somebody left a note.
:42:33
For you.
:42:41
"L.C. 42111/2 North Summit.
San Pedro."
:42:47
Isn't that a little childish
for a detective lieutenant?
:42:49
Leaving notes around
like Easter eggs.
:42:51
- What makes you so sure it was Kendall?
- Who else?
:42:54
- Who else, Taylor?
- I've gotten beyond caring. L.C. Is only one name in my book...
:42:58
and it means I've got someplace
in particular to go this afternoon.