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certain details that...
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- Does this lighter work?
- Yes.
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- Boy, they really nag me.
- Such as?
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- The bag, for instance.
- Which bag?
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The one you dropped from the plane
with the ransom money.
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- Didn't I say which bag it was?
- No, you didn't.
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- (Tuts) I'm sorry. I thought I did.
- What about the bag?
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I thought, it's funny
that whoever took the money,
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- they didn't take the bag.
- What's funny about that?
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You figure a kidnapper
is afraid to get caught
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so he's not likely to stop,
open a bag, take the money out,
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then run away and leave the bag.
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Well, of course, you know more than I do,
but don't people under stress
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act more out of immediate emotion
than logic?
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That's absolutely true.
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I'll go even further. That's what
does most criminals in, eventually.
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Then isn't it safe to assume
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that they would open the bag
to see if the money was there?
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And then, after they saw it,
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out of fear or panic, take the money
out of the bag and run.
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That's probably right. That's probably right.
I'm sure... it's right.
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I don't mean to defend my point
about the bag,
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I was just using that
to show you the kind of person I am.
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You understand? How details bother me.
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In other words, I'm trying to show you
a whachamacallit of mine.
:51:41
- Idiosyncrasy.
- Right. Idiosyncrasy.
:51:46
- Gee, that's a... That's a good word.
- One of the best.
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- Anything else?
- Er, no.
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No, I guess that's it.