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:50:00
Thank you, Lee.
:50:13
Aah!
We're gonna die, Sam!

:50:16
Oh, I scared you,
didn't I? [Cackles]

:50:19
You're in big trouble, kid.
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Sam, I gotta tell ya.
I was pretty set to quit
the business this morning.

:50:25
Then your little buddy, Kane,
dropped by, offered me a bribe...

:50:28
$25,000 to look the other way
while you tear up my district.

:50:32
I asked for 50,000.
We settled on 37,500.
I think I did pretty good.

:50:35
Capt. Morino, please.
It's Sam Jones.
It's an emergency.

:50:39
Police? I'd better
talk fast, huh?

:50:41
You're into a
land-grab scam, Sam.

:50:44
Now, the problem is,
you're greedy!

:50:46
You don't want to pay
top dollar, and people don't
actually want to sell to you.

:50:49
So you use Kane and his hoods
to come in, shake everybody up...

:50:52
and then you come in like
a savior with bags of money
and buy everything up!

:50:56
See, I did a little
research on you.

:50:58
You're a big shot
art collector,

:51:00
a major player
on the charity circuit.

:51:03
You're rich, so you think
you're above the law.

:51:05
But you've made
two mistakes now, Sam.

:51:07
Number one, you had Kane
kill my brother.

:51:09
Number two, the land
you're grabbing happens
to be in my district.

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And in my district, Sambo,
I am the law.

:51:17
Capt. Morino, one of your
patrol specials...

:51:19
just broke into my car
and is threatening me.

:51:22
George Kuffs.
He wants to talk to you.

:51:26
[Morino, Indistinct]
Naw,
I don't think so.

:51:28
[Hangs Up Receiver]
It's just you and me, Sam.
No corroborating witnesses.

:51:33
Your word against mine.
Pull over right here, huh?
I'll walk the rest of the way.

:51:40
I wish there were something
I could say, Mr. Kuffs,

:51:43
to make you feel better
about yourself.

:51:45
[Sighs]
:51:48
I guess you could tell me
you're gonna leave town
for 200 or 300 years.

:51:51
That'd make me feel
a little better.

:51:55
Thank you.

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