:29:00
Hey, dummy.
Bring us your best stuff.
:29:04
Yes, sir, Mr Doyle.
Right away, sir.
:29:10
I know you already got a job
working for Strozzi,
:29:15
but I figure you for a guy
who goes to the highest bidder,
:29:19
just like those Mexicans
:29:21
that were supposed
to guard my booze.
:29:27
Strozzi was behind that,
wasn't he?
:29:32
Howwould you like to kill
Strozzi and that punk Giorgio?
:29:38
From what I hear,
a guy like yourself,
:29:42
you only care
about the money, right?
:29:44
I mean it as a compliment.
:29:46
That's why we're all here.
:29:48
Where's Hickey?
:29:51
You heard about Hickey,
huh?
:29:54
I heard
he talks kind of funny.
:29:57
Yeah. That's the way you sound
when somebody slices your face,
:30:01
jams an ice-pick
in your voice-box.
:30:07
Hickey can
get awful messy, though.
:30:10
This should be an inside job.
:30:13
We need somebody
nice and neat, like you.
:30:19
I'll think about it.
:30:22
You're making a mistake!
:30:24
Maybe you're
just not very smart.
:30:28
What the hell are you
holding back for?
:30:30
You think the meek are going
to inherit the earth?
:30:33
If they do, you won't
be there to enjoy it.
:30:39
I might have been
a gun for hire,
:30:41
but I wasn't exactly
an assassin.
:30:45
Maybe Doyle figured
there wasn't much difference.
:30:47
Tell Hickey I say hello.
:30:50
If I was going
to get into Doyle's wallet,
:30:53
I needed something big
to sell him.
:30:58
Hey! Oh!
You don't quit me.