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RAYMOND: You may not know this,
but when I was still a cop...

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HARRY: Hey, hotshot.
:22:09
RAYMOND: I had one am bition--
to get into Verna's knickers.

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Failing was one of a series of
professional disappointments...

:22:16
that drove me
into the private sector.

:22:19
People told me
you were more fortunate.

:22:22
Ah.
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You m ust be confused, Raymond.
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RAYMOND: Oh, Lord,
I do hate a modest man.

:22:29
Care for a drink?
:22:31
I could use a cup of coffee.
:22:33
If we have to.
:22:35
Jack Ames send you
to look after me?

:22:37
The cops called the Ames house
to verify your address.

:22:40
Jack wanted me to make sure
they hadn't electrocuted you.

:22:45
I appreciate his confidence.
:22:47
Want some m ilk or sugar?
:22:49
No, not for me.
:22:51
You want some thinner?
:22:54
No, thanks.
:22:56
Back when I was working security
at the studio...

:23:00
it was a full-time job
keeping Jack out of trouble.

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No. Doctor's orders.
:23:05
If there was an actress
he m issed boinking...

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I don't know who she was.
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They all loved him,
even after he dum ped 'em.

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The man had the gift.
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HARRY: Their husbands took
a dim mer view, if I remem ber.

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-Well, they would.
-Especially Catherine's.

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Billy Sullivan.
It hurt Billy so bad...

:23:27
he swam out to sea
and never swam back.

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Of course, he also lost a bundle
gam bling about the same time.

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Lose a woman like Catherine....
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and a whole lot of money
in the same week...

:23:38
you can begin to feel
sorry for yourself.

:23:41
I can see how you m ight.
:23:44
Never having had either.
:23:48
I used to think Jack Ames...
:23:49
was about the luckiest man
I'd ever run across.

:23:53
Looks like he's run out of luck,
though.

:23:57
Cancer's what I heard.

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