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:13:00
...that will stay with me
for the rest of my life.

:13:03
I went up to him and told him
I admired him and what he stood for...

:13:07
...and while I was thanking him...
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...he asked me if I liked stone crabs.
:13:11
Halfway through dinner, I had a job.
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At the end of dinner,
I felt like I had a new home.

:13:16
And here we go.
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I hear the curve in your voice.
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I've been with Pappas for 3 years...
:13:22
...and I finally found a place, where
you can make a difference.

:13:27
Well, you did.
:13:28
You made a difference
to Elaine Santos.

:13:30
You cleared Eddie's name,
got their pension.

:13:32
Yeah, but not so fast.
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We gotta keep Wakeley on ice
till I find that report.

:13:38
We don't need the report.
We just take Wakeley's deposition.

:13:41
No, that's all you need.
:13:42
I gotta get that report,
see where it leads.

:13:45
What if,
while you're playing detective...

:13:47
...Wakeley decides
it'd be healthier to disappear?

:13:50
Then we're left with nothing.
:13:52
How's Elaine
supposed to feed her kids?

:13:54
That's a risk we gotta take.
:13:56
I don't need you
to get Wakeley's deposition.

:13:59
If you talk to him on your own...
:14:01
...you'll feel the full weight
of the mayor's office upon you.

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It's not a pleasant feeling.
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You're a mean prick, you know that?
:14:12
Where I come from,
that's a compliment.

:14:18
Hold on a minute.
:14:19
To what?
:14:20
Your ambition?
John Pappas' coattails?

:14:23
Burger, fries, Coke
and a lemon pudding.

:14:26
I'll take these.
:14:28
The mayor's boy gets the lemon pudding.

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