:29:05
You' re retiring a little early.
:29:08
You won't be getting
your full pension.
:29:11
Yes, sir, that's right.
I won't.
:29:16
This isn't because
you were wounded, is it?
:29:21
Wounded?
:29:23
Because, I mean. . .
:29:25
. . .you' re behind a desk now.
:29:27
Not much chance
of getting wounded there.
:29:30
Look, captain, it has nothing
to do with that.
:29:37
I'll make my speech.
:29:40
They make me do this,
you understand.
:29:43
I hate to lose a good cop.
:29:46
Not too late to change your mind.
:29:50
Lot of good cops want to drop
the whole kit and caboodle.
:29:53
And who wouldn't?
:29:54
The pay stinks. . .
:29:56
. . .and you' re up to your ears
in human scum 16 hours a day.
:30:01
But it gets in your blood.
:30:05
A lot of good cops
get to the point of. . .
:30:07
. . .slapping their badge down
on this desk. . .
:30:10
. . .and find they just can't do it.
How about you?
:30:14
Will you stick with the team?
:30:19
No, captain.
I don't think I will.
:30:27
Like I say, they make me ask.
You understand.
:30:31
How are the kids?
:30:33
I don't have any.
:30:36
What the hell?
:30:39
I'd like to take my stick
to these clerks.
:30:42
-The file says--
-We lost a child.
:30:47
Lost it?
:30:48
Her. Lost her.
:30:50
Yes, of course. Her.
That's rough.
:30:53
Well, it can be.
Yes, sir.