:25:14
-Powell here.
-Grab a pencil, will you?
:25:17
Hey, John, how you doing?
:25:20
Holly stood me up a day, and
I'm here alone with my in-laws.
:25:24
Ah, the old in-laws, huh?
:25:27
They do love their policeman
son-in-laws, don't they?
:25:30
Listen, AI, what's
the fax machine number there?
:25:35
Uh...
:25:39
Five-five-five,
three-two-one-two.
:25:41
Three-two-one-two.
Hold on a second.
:25:44
I want to send you something.
Excuse me.
:25:47
You and faxes?
This is a first.
:25:50
Holly told me I should wake up
and smell the nineties.
:25:53
-This way?
-No, that way.
:25:56
-It's upside down.
-It doesn't matter.
:25:58
Here it comes.
:26:03
-I'm sending it right now.
-Hold on a second, cowboy.
:26:22
-Fingerprints.
-Got an unidentified stiff here.
:26:25
I've circled the whorls in pen.
:26:28
Run it through state
and federal.
:26:29
If possible,
run it through Interpol.
:26:31
-Will do. What's this about?
-Oh, just a feeling I have.
:26:35
Ha ha! Ouch.
:26:36
When you get those feelings,
insurance companies go bankrupt.
:26:40
Listen, the fax number is...
:26:42
On the top edge
of the transmission.
:26:44
It's on the top edge of
the transmission you just got.
:26:50
An airport, huh?
:26:52
You're not pissing
in somebody's pool, are you?
:26:55
Yeah, and I'm out of chlorine.
:26:59
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.