:37:01
Why?
:37:02
Because I like you, and I just met you
and you're goin' off on me.
:37:05
- I don't know anything about you.
- I'll tell you anything you wanna know.
:37:12
- All right. You're a sound man, right?
- Yeah.
:37:15
OK. How'd you get that job?
:37:17
That's a good question. I don't know.
:37:20
No, I'll tell ya. It all started in school, OK?
:37:24
I was the kind of kid who fixed radios,
made my own stereos,
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won all the science fairs -
you know the type.
:37:31
After that I went into the army,
and I refined my skills there.
:37:35
Oh, yeah? Were you
in any wars or anything?
:37:37
No, no. I was such a communication whiz,
they wouldn't let me leave New Jersey.
:37:42
Then I went into the police for a while,
and after that I went into movies.
:37:47
Wait a minute. You were a cop?
:37:49
- No. I worked for the Kean Commission.
- What's that?
:37:52
A group of politicians that got together
to try to stop police corruption.
:37:56
- Oh.
- Then I quit that and...
:37:59
Well, what'd you do?
:38:01
- It's a long story. You don't wanna know.
- Oh, I do. This is very interesting.
:38:07
I thought you wanted
to know about movies.
:38:10
Yeah, movies are great, but this is... this is
like real life on the streets. You know?
:38:15
It's exciting.
:38:19
All right.
:38:21
l, um... I wired their best undercover cop.
A guy by the name of Freddie Corso.
:38:26
And one of Freddie's cases
was to set up a corrupt police captain
:38:30
who was tryin' to shake down a Mob guy.
:38:32
And my job was to rig a wire on him
so I could record the conversation.
:38:36
Wait a minute.
What do you mean, "wire"?
:38:38
It's a tiny mike attached to a transmitter
that I strapped around Freddie's waist.
:38:48
Mackey, hand me the tape.
:38:50
- OK, Freddie, give me sound. Count to 10.
- One, two, three, four, five...