:52:00
- Go to the mirror in the bedroom, will you?
- Why?
:52:05
I don't know what you look like
from the outside.
:52:09
Sure.
:52:15
Are you drunk?
:52:16
I got up a little too fast,
so I was just a little dizzy.
:52:19
Yeah, right.
:52:22
- Is that you?
- Yeah, that's me.
:52:24
- Look at you.
- Yeah, look at me.
:52:26
Go to the mirror. Come on.
:52:30
- How's this?
- A little too close, Jack.
:52:32
Too close? How is this? Is this good?
:52:35
You know what,
we're going to need a lot more help.
:52:40
- Can you drive? Is your head clear?
- Yes, yes.
:52:44
Slap yourself in the face.
:52:47
- What?
- Your face. Slap it.
:52:52
Harder!
:52:54
Again!
:52:57
- Sober yet?
- One more time.
:53:01
- How does it feel?
- It feels good.
:53:05
The Jack Putter machine, zero defects.
:53:12
God help us.
:53:14
"Espionage in Silicon Valley."
:53:17
"The buying and selling
of advanced technology."
:53:20
It sounded like Sunday supplement stuff
to me then...
:53:23
...and that's how it sounds to me now.
:53:25
Will you look at me
when I'm talking to you?
:53:28
When people get murdered,
that's when we'll print it in Metro.
:53:32
Harry, people are getting murdered.
:53:35
A scientist named Ozzie Wexler
was killed today in a shopping mall.
:53:39
- Nobody saw who did it.
- What do you know about him?
:53:42
More than the police. He worked for a lab
called Vector-Scope near the mall.
:53:45
Something gets stolen maybe?
:53:47
I don't know. The lab's locked up tight.
Why?
:53:51
- The Cowboy.
- Who's the Cowboy?
:53:53
- Is he here now?
- On his way.
:53:55
TWA flight 607,
arriving San Francisco at 4:00 p.m.
:53:59
Will you talk to me?
What am I, chopped liver?