:36:01
We ain't met.
:36:04
Know who I am?
:36:07
I got a couple
of guesses.
:36:10
I'm the guy you stole
$40,000 from last night.
:36:14
Your suspicion's
correct.
:36:36
I thought you'd be
an older guy.
:36:38
My profession don't
promote career longevity.
:36:40
It's a young man's
business.
:36:43
It don't matter
how I found out.
:36:45
I found out.
:36:47
No matter how sorry
you feel,
:36:49
you're going
to feel sorrier.
:36:50
And it don't matter
how you plan to fix it,
:36:53
because that plan
is obsolete.
:36:55
Freddie, take that shit
off of your head.
:36:57
What for?
:36:58
Take that shit
off of your head
:37:00
and give it to him.
:37:02
Blindfold yourself.
:37:04
Why?
:37:05
Because I don't
know you,
:37:08
and I don't know
who you know.
:37:23
Have you ever read
Adam Smith's
:37:26
An Inquiry into
the Nature and Causes
:37:27
of the Wealth of Nations?
:37:28
Uh-uh.
:37:29
In it, the man addresses
:37:31
the two simple laws
of the market.
:37:33
The first law: self-interest.
:37:34
It is not from the benevolence
of the butcher, the brewer,
:37:36
the fucking baker
that we expect our dinner,
:37:38
but from their self-interest.
:37:39
I don't sell junk
because I feel a civic duty.
:37:42
I do it out of...
:37:44
self-interest.
:37:45
Second law: competition.
:37:47
Only under the check
of competition
:37:48
is a man's self-interest
regulated from ruthlessness.
:37:52
I don't charge
a C-note a pop
:37:53
because I think
some other dude
:37:55
is going to
underprice me.
:37:56
No. I don't overcharge
because what suppresses me?
:37:58
Competition.
:37:59
Consequently,
a man's motivations of...