:36:06
Look at this.
:36:11
Why do they have to do this?
:36:16
Well, what do I care.
It's not my life's work anymore.
:36:19
Hey, Grimm, you tried.
You're a good person.
:36:23
Caring, faithful, concerned.
:36:26
Aren't you?
:36:28
- Phyllis, where do you park?
- Just park by the hydrant.
:36:31
The hydrant?
:36:33
I'll pay the ticket.
:36:36
I can't believe the new tenants
dumped this stuff.
:36:38
- They're not supposed to move till Tuesday.
- Well, we should be out of here by then.
:36:46
- Give me your sleeve.
- Is that necessary?
:36:48
We'll miss the complimentary beverage.
:36:50
Do you want to stand out at the airport?
Barry was 6'4".
:36:54
Pituitary problem?
:36:55
Hey, look at this, guys.
I'm gonna get me one of these.
:36:58
Get yourself three.
:37:00
It sure would be less itchy
if there's no x-ray machines.
:37:03
So we could just carry the dough
in a suitcase.
:37:05
Those darn terrorists who made it tough
on us bank robbers.
:37:10
It's a pretty nice jacket.
:37:12
Why did Barry leave this behind,
why didn't he take it with him?
:37:15
Too rich to care.
:37:17
There's smoke across the street.
:37:19
How did he make his money, anyway?
Terminally boring banker-type?
:37:22
It's black smoke.
:37:24
Mafia kingpin? Amway?
:37:28
Pimp?
:37:31
- Oh, no.
- What, cops?
:37:33
- No, fire engine.
- The hydrant. Give me your keys.
:37:36
- Keys.
- Here.
:37:38
Grimm.
:37:49
- Get your hands up.
- You must be Mr. Edison.
:37:52
Get them up!
:37:54
Mr. Edison, I'm Phyllis Potter,
and this is my apartment.
:37:57
We were ripped off in the Village.
It's not gonna happen here.