1:28:01
when we first spoke, I told you
I wasn't interested in money.
1:28:07
Here it comes.
1:28:09
What I wanted
was an apology from someone
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for what they did to my son.
1:28:16
And you said, money is the apology.
1:28:19
That's how they apologise -
with their chequebooks.
1:28:25
Would you call this an apology?
1:28:30
No.
1:28:31
The only meaningful apology
you're going to get is from me.
1:28:35
I'm sorry.
1:28:41
I'm afraid that isn't meaningful.
1:28:45
Mrs Anderson, you're looking
at four guys who are broke.
1:28:49
We lost everything trying this case.
1:28:53
How can you even begin
to compare what you've lost
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to what we've lost?
1:29:41
Listen, the minute you put money
on the table, things turn ugly.
1:29:46
It happens every time. Forget it.
1:29:48
But she's right.
1:29:51
She's not right.
1:29:55
It's cold. It's wet. We're
in the swamp. I want to go home.