:22:01
Yeah, well, you know Harry.
:22:05
- What's up?
- Check this out.
:22:08
There's a $2 million disbursement
from Khaled to Juno Skinner.
:22:12
That's right.
The babe at the party.
:22:17
That doesn't mean anything.
She buys antiquities for Khaled.
:22:20
He keeps his antique buys
on a completely separate ledger.
:22:23
This is a little above market rate
for the horizontal bop...
:22:26
even for a total biscuit
like her.
:22:28
I want a complete workup on her.
:22:30
- Do we know where she is?
- Right here in River City.
:22:33
She lives in Rome, but she does stuff
for the Smithsonian.
:22:36
She has a lot of diplomatic connections,
so she has offices here.
:22:39
I guess it's time
to send in a specialist.
:22:43
- Care to tango?
- Yes, I would.
:22:50
Assholes.
:22:56
It's all set up. You got a fax machine,
ghost phones, all the usual stuff.
:23:00
You have a suite at the Marquis Hotel
under the name of Renquist.
:23:04
Reality check. Let's go.
:23:06
My name is Harry Renquist. I own
an art consulting firm in San Francisco.
:23:10
I have an appointment
with Miss Skinner.
:23:12
- Harry!
- Hello.
:23:15
Hello.
:23:16
I thought I'd see you again.
I just didn't know it would be so soon.
:23:19
- What's the point of waiting?
- I agree.
:23:24
Your clients are looking for something
for the lobby of their new headquarters?
:23:29
They would like to see something
very dramatic.
:23:31
That's a nice piece.
:23:33
I talked to a number of people,
and they all said you're the one to see.
:23:37
Really? Checking on me.
:23:40
So what did these people
say about me exactly?
:23:44
That you can read ancient Sanskrit
without having to sound out the words...
:23:48
and other art dealers and archaeologists
don't like you very much.
:23:53
Those wimps.
:23:55
It's because I use my diplomatic
contacts to export cultural treasures...
:23:59
from countries which tell them
to take a hike.