:55:03
How long's your run?
Forty minutes.
:55:07
What time do you leave?
9:30 in the morning,
on the dot.
:55:10
Mm-hmm.
:55:12
Who's your chemical man?
:55:15
Hey.!
:55:19
What's your experience?
I know my stuff.
:55:21
Can you get
what's needed?
I can put my hands on it.
:55:24
You sure?
He makes it!
He's a registered druggist.
:55:29
Was.
:55:34
What's that?
I can't read it.
S- I-C-L-4.
:55:37
I thought you said
you knew your business.
:55:40
Thompson, you're lookin'
for something?
:55:43
Ran out of cigarettes.
Here.
Take my pack.
:55:48
Thanks.
Who's your getaway man?
:55:50
I got a Ferrari motor in my job.
I can take anything out.
:55:54
I wouldn't handle
the money that way.
:55:57
Mine's the fastest heap
there is. I can do 114.
:56:01
No, I'd use
the slowest vehicle
to take the money out.
:56:04
The very slowest.
Something that nobody
would suspect.
:56:08
- An ice cream wagon, say.
- Hmm, that's a new wrinkle.
:56:12
An ice cream wagon.
How can it miss?
:56:15
Here. Take a drink.
You deserve it.
:56:18
When I'm finished.
:56:20
In the Roubel Ice Factory
holdup years ago,
:56:23
they knocked off an armored
truck for 427,950 dollars.
:56:28
But the cops caught 'em,
every one.
:56:31
They're all dead now.
Electric chair, everything.
:56:35
Yeah, I realize.
But 400 grand!
:56:43
Where's Anna?
Just stepped outside
for a paper.
:56:49
You're gonna need
a cover story.
:56:51
Why do we need
a cover story?
For the getaway.
:56:54
I told you,
that's the ticklish part,
the most intricate.
:56:57
That's where you'll need
the oil truck.
A big one? What for?