:45:03
How's Okla?
:45:05
Angina. I'm makin' some moves
to get him out of there.
:45:09
I got a hearing fixed up.
Who's the yo-yo in the white coat?
:45:12
Metallurgist. Son-in-law's idea.
:45:15
A load of tubing comes in,
l taste it. I smell it.
:45:19
I chew it. I spit on it.
:45:22
Hey, scientist cocksucker!
:45:24
18 per cent zinc. 14 per cent copper.
:45:28
38 per cent tin.
The one per cent, l don't know.
:45:31
A white coat.
Around here, he wears a white coat.
:45:35
What's he gonna discover? Penicillin?
:45:38
You gotta be a real putz
to wear a white coat around here.
:45:46
Huey, excuse us.
:46:04
- What kinda steel?
- Swedish cold-rolled, 247.
:46:08
Here, here, here and here -
one-inch plates.
:46:12
Copper to bind drills. Titanium alloy here.
:46:17
This is a well-made,
very expensive, very special vault.
:46:22
English? Richmond and Lackett?
:46:25
I need a very special piece of equipment.
:46:29
- Drill a hole in the lock box...
- Each one is different.
:46:31
There's no way of telling where the lock
box is. I wanna cut a new door, walk in.
:46:37
Seven, eight thousand degrees?
:46:40
Portable equipment?
There's no other way to do it?
:46:43
No.
:46:44
Sonny, if l can build something,
it's gonna be a son of a bitch to use.
:46:50
OK. So is it worth it?
:46:53
It is worth it.
:46:56
- You sweep the phone?
- Weekly. It's clean.