:47:05
You won't answer me?
:47:06
I don't think you really want me to.
:47:08
Yes, I do.
:47:12
I'll answer any question you ask.
How about that?
:47:23
Bet I know the first one.
:47:25
What's that?
:47:27
How can you feel about your boy
the way you do and sell drugs?
:47:30
Cocaine.
It is cocaine, isn't it?
:47:33
-It was.
-But not anymore?
:47:34
You were with Andy Leonard
when he was arrested.
:47:37
Nick tell you that?
:47:39
You weren't with him?
:47:42
I was with him.
:47:43
And you weren't selling cocaine?
:47:45
No, I wasn't.
:47:48
He was.
:47:49
Then what were you doing?
:47:51
Trying to teach him how to sell it.
:47:56
You're serious.
:47:58
That's what it came to.
He's smart enough to be a lawyer. . .
:48:01
. . .but too dumb to be a crook.
:48:03
-You had to get something.
-He's my lawyer.
:48:10
He's your lawyer, too.
:48:14
So he's your lawyer and he's my
lawyer. What does that do for you?
:48:23
I pretty much knew that you knew. . .
:48:27
. . .what I had done for a living.
I wanted him to let you know. . .
:48:33
. . .that I now had
a legitimate business.
:48:37
Naturally, I didn't want him busted.
:48:39
So you thought Andy Leonard
would give you respectability?
:48:45
Yes, ma'am.
:48:46
What do you need it for?
:48:51
You.