:12:01
Piano win'e, knives,
artillery, land mines...
:12:04
- bayonets, helicopter repelling...
- Isn't that funny?
:12:06
Smoke jumping, parachuting,
karate...
:12:08
missiles, guns and his bare hands.
:12:11
They don't call him
a one-man army for nothing.
:12:14
So when you want clean, private
mercenary work at reasonable rates...
:12:18
think John Janus.
:12:21
- That was so hot.
- It really was.
:12:23
Great editing too.
Who was the editor?
:12:25
The guy that does rock videos.
:12:28
Thanks, John.
Stay and watch Mr. Shale's reel.
:12:31
I don't have a reel.
:12:34
I see.
:12:36
Why don't I show John out?
:12:38
- John.
- Thank you, Matt.
:12:41
Get yourself a video, old-timer.
:12:45
Thanks for coming.
Really very impressive.
:12:48
- We'll be in touch soon.
- Thank you very much.
:12:51
- See you, sweet thing.
- Talk to you soon.
:13:00
God, that's better.
:13:02
I've been holding that for 20 minutes
waiting for her to leave.
:13:04
- Thank you for sharing.
- Ten grams of fiber every morning.
:13:08
Flushes all the toxins
right out of your system.
:13:10
It's great.
Regularity is the key.
:13:15
- You want some?
- No, I flushed this morning.
:13:19
Orange juice, decaf, tea?
:13:21
No, thank you.
Can we talk about the job?
:13:25
You're a real cut-to-the-chase
kind of guy.
:13:27
- That's me.
- Thank you, Dierdre.
:13:29
- Sure, Matt.
- Good. I like that.
:13:32
Uh, all right.
:13:34
My client runs an import business
dealing in South American goods.
:13:38
Obviously, his business depends on
a steady flow of products.
:13:41
Regularity is the key?
:13:44
Very good. Exactly.
:13:46
Delays can cost you
a large chunk of the market.
:13:49
We're looking
for trained soldiers...
:13:51
who can guarantee the shipments...
:13:53
and have the ability to deal decisively
with anyone who tries to interfere.
:13:58
Like who?
:13:59
Well, our competitors...