:54:02
Come on, Bob. Look around you.
:54:05
Do I really need a finder's fee?
:54:08
No, but 300 grand
from that arms deal. . .
:54:11
. . .could buy you a lot of hay
and Persian rugs.
:54:15
Lennox and you like this game.
:54:17
You pull in someone like Spenser. . .
:54:20
. . .maybe scam him, maybe not.
:54:23
Maybe you guys are scamming me.
:54:25
You make a pile of money,
come back here. . .
:54:29
. . .and pretend you're interested
in worthy causes.
:54:33
I give the money from these
deals to those who need it.
:54:37
-300,000 can do a lot of good.
-Noble.
:54:42
-I don't have to justify myself.
-No. . .
:54:45
. . .but it's a fine line
separating you and Lennox.
:54:50
Sometimes that's all you got.
:54:56
You want to know about Gorman?
:54:58
This is the picture:
:55:00
I was 20.
I believed in good and evil. . .
:55:03
. . .and he was the sexiest man
I'd ever seen.
:55:06
He was smart and dangerous.
:55:09
And that was a huge turn-on.
:55:12
I didn't know any better.
I had a trust fund. I was bored.
:55:17
One day he came home. . .
:55:19
. . .put a gun to my head
and pulled the trigger.
:55:22
Just to see my face
when I realized it was empty.
:55:26
What's he doing in your life?
:55:29
Gorman's like a virus.
:55:31
Once you got him, you got him.
:55:34
And now you've got him.
:55:40
But you're not bored anymore, are you?
:55:47
You're chasing your tail here.
:55:51
It's an open-and-shut case.
:55:54
Artie stole from the FBI,
and Artie's dead.
:55:57
So, what happened?