1:04:33
Man, your blood pressure is way up.
1:04:40
-You're pushing it too hard.
-I understand.
1:04:43
-What do we got on the stockyards?
-We're almost there.
1:04:47
You okay?
1:04:48
No, I'm not okay.
1:04:50
I can't figure out this time line
or these shards of cardboard.
1:04:55
We got three defunct stockyard sites.
1:04:57
One on Lexington
and the Harlem River viaduct.
1:05:00
Solomon, put the box down...
1:05:02
...turn the viewer on and mark it down
as she calls them off.
1:05:06
Your blood pressure will blow a gasket
if you don't slow down.
1:05:09
My body has a mind of its own.
It doesn't listen to me.
1:05:13
What else?
1:05:15
There's another on the Hudson
up at 155th.
1:05:18
Mark it down, Solomon.
1:05:20
Your sats are going down.
1:05:22
You saw him have a seizure.
1:05:24
What else?
1:05:25
There's one underground
at Greenwich and Houston.
1:05:28
Mark it down.
1:05:29
-Why don't you knock it off?
-I don't need to knock it off!
1:05:43
What was the first one you mentioned?
1:05:45
Lexington and
the Harlem River viaduct.
1:05:48
When did it close?
1:05:49
1910.
1:05:50
Okay, what about...
1:05:52
...Houston and Greenwich?
1:05:54
1898.
1:05:56
And Hudson and 155th
was closed in 1906.
1:05:59
1906, 1898--