:10:02
He'll take you to insurgent headquarters.
:10:04
And as far as l know, he's reliable.
But don't trust him.
:10:09
Don't trust anybody. Watch yourself.
:10:12
Yes, sir.
:10:14
Give him this message from me.
:10:18
lt will introduce you.
:10:21
You're aware of how much depends on you?
:10:24
Yes, sir.
:10:26
You'll have to change into civilian clothes.
:10:29
Carry some sort of small arms.
They'll probably take it away from you.
:10:35
This is entirely voluntary, you understand?
lt isn't an order.
:10:39
There's a good chance
of your getting killed.
:10:42
l understand, Colonel.
:10:46
All right. Good luck, Collet.
:10:50
Thank you, Colonel.
:11:13
You see, you asked us to come
and we came. Just like you asked.
:11:18
l'm informed that all you gentlemen
hold considerable quantities of food.
:11:21
-Not very much.
-You want to buy? We want to sell.
:11:25
l'm further informed that
contrary to regulations...
:11:28
...you take advantage of the food shortage,
to sell at outrageous prices.
:11:33
No. Where did you get such an idea?
:11:34
-This isn't what l dictated.
-l'm sorry, Colonel.
:11:38
The Army will not tolerate profiteering
in any form.
:11:42
-Why should you?
-Of course not, Colonel.
:11:44
lt's dishonest.
:11:47
Now, l have invited you here
in order to make a suggestion.
:11:50
lt'll save you a lot of trouble if you sell
all your supplies to the quartermaster.
:11:54
Of course, gladly. But the price.
We want to be fair.
:11:59
-Give them the new official price list.
-Yes, sir.