Cisco Pike

:02:01

Great sound.

:02:03

I really can dig it.

:02:06

- See you later.
- All right.

:02:10

Hey, brother, it's been a long time.

:02:13

Well, what have you
brought me here?

:02:16

A little coke from Cuzco?

:02:18

I ain't dealing no more, man.

:02:20

You mean you isn't dealing
no more.

:02:24

You heard about my last bust,
didn't you?

:02:28

Well, three will get you five.

:02:31

That's a long time between drinks.

:02:36

You've come to sing me a song.

:02:39

What a beautiful surprise.

:02:48

Cash.

:02:50

Joplin.

:02:52

Dylan.

:02:53

Odetta.

:02:56

Million memories.

:03:01

What will you give me for it?

:03:03

It's come to this?

:03:08

I'm getting back
in the music business.

:03:10

Really? That's great.

:03:12

Why don't you sell your 12-string.

:03:15

It's practically brand-new.

:03:19

I thought I could
get more for this, man.

:03:21

You remember that time we were
at the Shrine, me and Jesse?

:03:25

You dug that guitar so much...

:03:27

...you said you wanted to buy it.

:03:30

Said something about $ 1000.

:03:32

Did I?

:03:34

Well, you were pretty stoned
at the time.

:03:38

A lot of other cats
have offered me the same.

:03:41

This is your guitar, Cisco.

:03:45

You don't want to buy it?

:03:49

Nope.

:03:52

Okay.