:27:00
Fast on the draw.
:27:05
.You are working late tonight.
.Pretty much. Kind of....
:27:10
What time is it? You want a cup of coffee?
:27:12
.No, thank you. l'm all right.
.l do, and l need it.
:27:19
What are you doing there?
:27:22
Breaking out the rigor mortis.
:27:24
Yeah?
:27:27
Come here.
:27:29
Come on.
You see, rigor mortis starts in the brain.
:27:33
And it spreads down to the internal organs,
and it finally settles in the muscles.
:27:40
lt loosens up after a while...
:27:44
...but you can break it out manually,
as they say...
:27:48
...by flexing the muscles.
:27:50
.See that?
.Yeah.
:27:52
You'll not find that in a book, my friend.
:27:54
The embalming business is basically
passed on by word of mouth.
:27:58
l'll tell you, that's fascinating,
that's really something.
:28:05
He's dead now. And l am bushed.
:28:12
Buddy boy.
:28:14
How long we been friends?
About how long?
:28:19
Twenty.five years, give or take.
:28:22
lf l ask you a favor,
could you keep it quiet?
:28:25
Sure. What is it?
:28:27
l'm gonna need some help
in a pretty big way, really.
:28:32
You can depend on me.
Why? What's wrong?
:28:35
l got a couple of my men out here,
you mind if l let them in?
:28:38
No, that's illegal.
:28:40
You can bring it on in now, please.
:28:42
You can put it right over here. Right here.
:28:49
What is that?
:28:54
.Right there, please.
.Here?