:49:01
I didn't ask you guys
to interfere.
:49:03
What's the matter, mac?
I got you out of a tough spot, didn't I?
:49:08
I don't know.
:49:09
Where are
those permits?
:49:11
I got them
in a safe place.
:49:13
I need them.
:49:14
Sure you do.
Everybody does.
:49:17
First those two scorpions
tried to get them,
:49:20
Then Hugo wanted them.
:49:20
Your little pal here--
He even tried to make a deal with me for them.
:49:24
Just a little spadework.
Trying to help you out, that's all.
:49:28
Yeah, thanks, Jeff.
:49:30
Now, I don't want
to fool around with no go-Between, see?
:49:33
I find if you do business
with the top man, you get the top price.
:49:38
You're talking
to him.
:49:39
How's $5.00 apiece?
You have over 400, haven't you?
:49:42
Around 425.
:49:44
Only the price is
$10 apiece.
:49:46
You see, I know
a little town down in peru
:49:49
Where, with 4 1/2 grand,
I could buy myself a lot of peace of mind, see?
:49:54
It's a deal.
Where are they?
:49:55
A friend's holding them
for me in kansas city.
:49:58
Now, I could send him
a wire and tell him to airmail them down here.
:50:03
You give me half
of the dough down
:50:05
And put me back
over the border where the heat ain't so bad.
:50:09
Write your wire.
:50:11
Wait a minute.
:50:12
What color dough
are you using?
:50:13
The color of
the dough is ok. Write your wire.
:50:19
How do I know you won't
double-Cross me?
:50:21
You don't.
:50:22
It's dealer's choice,
and I'm the dealer.
:50:25
Write your wire.
:50:30
Parkson ranch--
Is that the address?
:50:32
Uh-Uh.
:50:33
Care of postmaster,
El Centro.
:50:39
Postmaster,
El Centro.
:50:43
There you are.
:50:43
"Box 1510,
main post office, kansas city, missouri.
:50:47
"Dear roy,
please airmail me my manuscripts
:50:52
Care of postmaster,
El Centro, California."
:50:54
That's fine. Thanks.
:50:56
Now, look. Look.
:50:56
I'm hotter than
a firecracker, I tell you.
:50:59
Put me back over
the line, will you?