:07:03
l'll give you.... l'll give you $50,000.
:07:05
$50,000? l gotta chase you down
for $1,200. Forget it.
:07:08
-No, please.
-Forget about it. What else you got?
:07:11
l ain't got nothin'. lf you don't find
this guy, l'm out of business.
:07:18
l'll do it for a $100,000.
:07:20
$100,000? Are you out of your mind?
This is an easy gig. lt's a midnight run.
:07:24
lf you haven't noticed,
l'm tired of gettin' shot at.
:07:26
l'm tired of this miserable business,
every lowlife that l run into.
:07:30
lf you're gonna pay me,
you gotta pay me right.
:07:32
You want me for this job,
give me what's right.
:07:35
First of all, the guy is an accountant.
He's not gonna shoot you.
:07:38
All you have to do is find him.
You put him in a bag, bring him home.
:07:43
That's easy for you to say.
:07:44
lt's $100,000, no more, no less,
and l want a contract.
:07:47
-Contract?
-That's right, and l want it in writing.
:07:50
$100,000, and l'll have the Duke for you
by Friday.
:07:53
Now, can l have my $1,200, please?
:07:58
Man, you do worse than any crook
l ever put a bond up for.
:08:11
Stanley.
:08:17
Big Dog. How are you?
:08:20
What are you doin' here?
:08:21
Listen, l need a favor.
:08:23
l need to see the booking slip
of a Jonathan Mardukas. M-A-R-D-U-K-A-S.
:08:35
-Yes, sir.
-What's that?
:08:40
The number he called
right after he was arrested.
:08:44
212 area code.
:08:46
Looks like l'm goin' to New York.
:08:55
Are you Jack Walsh?
:08:58
-Excuse me.
-Are you Jack Walsh?