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This part is so touching. Listen.
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"If at the end of six weeks
we have not made a real contribution...
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...we shall have to withdraw
and offer our services...
:30:12
...to a state or federal institution."
:30:21
You write a hell of a letter.
:30:24
Isn't it thrilling?
:30:26
We try so hard to get people
to donate two hours a day...
:30:29
...a week, a weekend, anything.
:30:31
Then two successful men
of your money and stature...
:30:34
...come along and decide
to devote eight hours a day...
:30:37
...five days a week?
There's so much to do.
:30:39
-I'm dying to show you the center.
-I'm dying too.
:30:42
-He means he can't wait.
-Don't worry.
:30:45
It'll work. If you're that interested,
we will make it work.
:30:49
We won't let you give your services
to some state or federal institution.
:30:53
The state's loss is our gain.
:30:58
That's the way we feel about it too.
:31:01
State's loss.
:31:05
That's sweet.
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-Mr. Anderson?
-Yes, sir.
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-Telephone call for you, sir.
-Thank you.
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-Madame, would you like a cocktail?
-A dry sherry, please.
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-Hello.
-Now you understand.
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I just heard your proposal.
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You wanna work for the
community center or the penitentiary?
:31:26
-You're crazy. You're nuts.
-"You're nuts if you think I'm kidding."
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It's the best deal you ever had.
Five years there or 15 in Joliet.
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Think about it.
You got five seconds. Four. Three.
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Two. One. Deal?
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-Deal.
-Give me Durrell.
:31:45
Your partner.
:31:48
-Hello.
-I want to know your decision.
:31:52
I can't give it to you right now.
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Now!
:31:56
-I would like to discuss it.
-With who, Bruno? Deal?