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:09:01
It's worth relatively little.
We've had it appraised.

:09:04
I gave you my license.
:09:06
But, Harmon, the problem is,
we are not fishermen.

:09:09
Exactly.
:09:10
So I take my boat, I go out,
I make my limit.

:09:14
I give you the money.
I get my boat back.

:09:19
Wait a minute. We paid
the docking fees all winter.

:09:23
We had the engine overhauled.
:09:25
And now that there's fish again...
:09:27
...you think you can waltz in here...
:09:29
...take our boat, Harmon, our boat,
as if you still owned it?

:09:33
As if you never defaulted
on any of this?

:09:34
You're worse than a fucking bank.
:09:37
If we let you treat us like this,
what does that say to everybody?

:09:40
-" Don't take these women seriously."
-You come here.

:09:43
You bust people's balls--
:09:45
Your balls are busted because you put
them in a vise and yanked the handle.

:09:49
-The screw.
-What?

:09:51
The jaws of a vise are moved
by a screw or a lever.

:09:54
You don't call it a handle.
:09:56
Thank you, Louise.
:09:58
The point being, Mr. King...
:10:00
...if you are feeling pressure on your
testicles, you have yourself to blame.

:10:04
You're just gonna take the hit?
:10:06
You're gonna let my boat
rot in the harbour?

:10:08
You misrepresented the properties to us.
:10:11
You tried to swindle us into keeping
your boat from being repossessed...

:10:14
...by assigning the title to us.
:10:16
You gals already said
you're not fishermen.

:10:19
But there's no shortage of guys
who are willing to work for a piece.

:10:23
A share.
:10:24
What?
:10:25
On a boat, you know, in nautical terms,
it's called working for a "share."

:10:30
Thank you.
:10:31
If we're gonna do this,
we have to get our terminology right.

:10:35
You think you'll get anybody
in town to take my boat out...

:10:38
...and fish on my license?
:10:40
You're both fucking crazy.
:10:46
Better off without you
:10:50
In my life

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