1:10:00
Wholesale?
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Sell heroin, for money?!
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My apologies. I'm sure
you simply give it away.
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Excellent, Mr Bond.
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That's precisely what I intend to do.
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Two tons of it, to be exact.
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When entering into
a fiercely competitive field,
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one finds it advisable
to give away free samples.
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Man or woman, black or white.
I don't discriminate.
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Two tons of heroin with a street value
well over a billion dollars
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nationally distributed free?
1:10:34
That should make a certain group of
families rather angry, wouldn't you say?
1:10:39
Angry?
1:10:41
Why, my dear Mr Bond,
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it'll positively drive them
out of their minds.
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- And subsequently out of the business.
- Quite ingenious.
1:10:49
A sort of junkies' welfare system.
1:10:52
Merely until the number of addicts
in the country has doubled, shall we say?
1:10:56
Then I will market that acreage
you blundered into the other day.
1:11:00
That heroin will be very expensive indeed,
leaving myself and the phone company
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the only two going monopolies
in this nation for years to come.
1:11:09
And here I thought it was Solitaire
who did the fortune-telling.
1:11:13
Let's hope for both your sakes
she still can.
1:11:18
The question still stands, Mr Bond.
Asked by the gentleman concerned.
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Did you touch her?
1:11:26
Well, it's not the sort of question...
a gentleman answers.
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Well, having set the example,
I don't expect Miss Solitaire
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to be any less the lady.
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By the way,
1:11:44
that's a particularly handsome watch
you're wearing, Mr Bond.
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- May I see it, please?
- You'll forgive me if I don't get up.
1:11:55
Butterhook!