Out of the Past
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- You say it like it's hard to understand.
- Well, it is.

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It's very simple. I sell gasoline.
I make a small profit.

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With that I buy groceries,
the grocer makes a profit.

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They call it earning a living.
You may have heard of it somewhere.

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I may have, but it wasn't from you.
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- I didn't mean to hurt your feelings, Whit.
- My feelings?

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Ten years ago, I hid them somewhere
and I haven't been able to find them.

:40:21
Where did you look?
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In my pocketbook.
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Nice, isn't it?
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Yeah, it must have set you back
a few shells.

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Always worrying about my expenses.
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It's a nice view.
Am I here to admire it?

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Not exactly.
:40:38
I need your help.
:40:39
Like old times.
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I always liked you.
:40:43
You liked me because you could use me.
You could use me because I was smart.

:40:47
I'm not smart anymore.
I run a gas station.

:40:49
I like the view.
:40:51
Can you still listen?
:40:52
I can hear.
:40:54
Well, you told me about your business.
:40:56
Well, mine is a little more precarious,
and I earn considerably more.

:41:00
So I've heard.
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So has the government.
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Well, this may sound ridiculous,
but you could pay them.

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- That would be against my nature.
- All right, forget I said it.

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So I collaborated with a certain man
who understands these things.

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He saved me quite a bit of money,
$ 1 million.

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I didn't particularly trust him,
so I paid him well, but he's unhappy.

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- He wants more money.
- Well, he saved you a lot.

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Oh, I appreciate it. I always remember
what any man did for me.

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Or didn't.
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Perhaps. The point is that
now he wants 200,000.

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Or he could get 10 percent of the million
from the government, if he turns you in.

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You're up on these things.
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- Has he got anything to trade?
- Well, he has the income tax records.

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But I don't see why I should buy them
when I might persuade you to get them.

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- Then I'd have them.
- I know.

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But I can trust you.
:41:49
You know, I don't think
you can trust anybody.

:41:51
You better go in there
and get them yourself.

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- I'd rather you did it.
- I pass.

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You don't like it?
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No, I just can't get away
from my business.


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