The Bonfire of the Vanities
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The men at the garage.
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Parking garage? You leave your car
and they park it?

:54:06
Can we go see it?
:54:09
The car? Now?
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Since we're here.
There's certain things to look for.

:54:15
We don't find them, we're out of your hair.
:54:18
So you want to look at the car?
:54:20
I see. I see.
:54:22
We don't have a description of a driver,
so we have to look for the car.

:54:27
We're sorry for the inconvenience,
but it's routine.

:54:31
I understand.
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But if there is a routine,
then I ought to follow the routine...

:54:37
...that's appropriate to me,
to someone with a car in this situation.

:54:41
You see?
:54:43
No, I don't follow.
:54:46
If there's a routine
in an investigation like this...

:54:50
...there must also be a routine
for a person like me.

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For the owner of a car
with a license number.

:54:57
That's what I need to consider.
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The routine.
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We just want to look at your car.
:55:06
That's what I mean. You see?
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No.
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Excuse me, Mr. McCoy.
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Do you want to tell us something?
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No.
:55:18
How do you mean?
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I mean, if there is,
now is the time to tell us.

:55:23
Before things get complicated.
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I just think that to be certain...
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...to be safe, sure, I think--
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If you want to cooperate, that'd be great.
:55:40
If you have a reason not to cooperate...
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...you don't have to say anything.
That's your right.

:55:46
If you want, you can say nothing at all.
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You also have the right to an attorney.
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For that matter...
:55:55
...if you lack funds for an attorney...
:55:58
...the state will provide you
with one free of charge.


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