:12:15
Look who's here.
lsn't this a coincidence.
:12:18
NED:
l know you.
:12:19
You're the one who hates
talking about heat.
:12:21
-Too bad. l'd talk about chimes.
-What about them?
:12:26
The wind chimes on my porch.
:12:28
They keep ringing
and l go out, expecting a cool breeze.
:12:31
That's what they always mean.
But not this year.
:12:33
This year it's just hot air.
:12:36
NED:
Do l remind you of hot air?
:12:40
Bourbon, any kind, on the rocks.
Do you want another?
:12:46
-What are you doing in Pinehaven?
-l'm no yokel.
:12:48
l was all the way to Miami once.
:12:51
Some men, once they get a whiff of it,
they trail you like a hound.
:12:56
l'm not that eager.
:12:58
-What's your name, anyway?
-Ned Racine.
:13:01
Matty Walker.
:13:05
NED: You all right?
MATTY: Yes, l'm fine.
:13:07
My temperature runs a couple
of degrees high, around 1 00.
:13:10
l don't mind.
lt's the engine or something.
:13:13
Maybe you need a tune-up.
:13:14
Don't tell me.
You have just the right tool.
:13:17
l don't talk like that.
:13:26
How did you find me, Ned?
:13:31
This is the only joint in Pinehaven.
:13:34
You shouldn't have come.
You're going to be disappointed.
:13:44
NED:
What did l do?
:13:47
A lot of them have tried that seat.
:13:50
You're the first l've let stay.
:13:53
You must come here a lot.
:13:56
-Most men are little boys.
-Maybe you should drink at home.
:13:59
-Too quiet.
-Maybe you shouldn't dress like that.