:48:00
-I don't know, Dennis.
-EIIen FrankenthaIer.
:48:02
-Who the heII is--?
-She's from the--
:48:04
-From the auction house?
-Yeah.
:48:07
-Oh, shit.
-''Oh, shit''? She's a wonderfuI girI.
:48:10
I'm sure the cops are gonna think
she's twice as wonderfuI...
:48:13
...when they find out
where she works.
:48:15
And that we spent yesterday afternoon
with her where she works.
:48:18
And where she works
is where they found my car...
:48:21
-...with your fingerprints.
-Oh, shit.
:48:23
She can aIso teII them that we toId her
that two guys tried to kiII us.
:48:26
Oh, shit.
:48:28
-Oh, shit.
-No. Dennis.
:48:33
-Answer the door.
-Why don't you?
:48:35
-Because it's not my door.
-Maybe it's the cops.
:48:37
Oh, God, maybe it's the kiIIers.
:48:41
Pretend you're the maid.
:48:42
-You're the actor.
-I don't do voices, you do.
:48:54
Who is it?
:48:55
Yes, I'm Iooking
for Mr. Dennis PoweII.
:48:58
I wanna taIk to him
about buying his piano.
:49:02
ReIax, reIax. I'II handIe this.
:49:06
WeII. Good morning.
:49:08
HeIIo. Mr. PoweII?
:49:13
No, but won't you come in, pIease?
:49:20
I thought I heard a woman's voice.
:49:22
No.
:49:24
No.
:49:27
WeII, I intended to buy this piano
at the auction...
:49:29
...but this crazy racehorse got onto the
freeway, and I was heId up in traffic.
:49:34
-You're kidding.
-No.
:49:36
-Are you Miss Pazzo?
-Yeah.
:49:38
And I wiII give you 1 1 ,000 for it.
:49:41
EIeven--
:49:43
I think 1 000 doIIars
is a reasonabIe profit.
:49:46
-Yeah.
-What do you say, Mr. PoweII?
:49:49
-I--
-Cash.
:49:52
-Cash. Cash.
-Cash.
:49:54
WeII, normaIIy that wouId be
a very attractive offer...
:49:57
...but we've Iooked for a piano
Iike this for six years now.