:24:00
Of course I can buy it,
but I can also not buy it.
:24:02
As everybody else would do,
if they could.
:24:05
Do you think everybody is like you are?
:24:06
Like me? Most.
:24:08
The thing is they don't have enough balls.
:24:10
At least it's "most".
:24:12
Then there's the decent folk,
and then there's you...
:24:15
and you would be...what?
:24:17
What's up, man?
:24:20
You wouldn't have got her out
of the elevator, would you?
:24:23
- What are you talking about?
- The purse.
:24:26
You would have walked away with it.
:24:27
What do you mean?
:24:30
You think I am a thief?
:24:32
I don't kill people. I don't use a piece.
Anyone can do that.
:24:37
Do you want to see thieves?
Come.
:24:41
Those two...are waiting for someone
with the briefcase on the street side.
:24:47
That one, sizing up loaded victims.
:24:52
They are there, but you can't see them.
:24:54
Well, that's what it's all about.
They are there, but they are not.
:24:57
So mind your briefcase, your case,
your door, your window, your car.
:25:03
wings. Mind your ass. Because they are there, and they
:25:08
- Thieves.
- No...that's what everybody calls them.
:25:12
They are spitters, breakers, skin workers,
blind fronts, digit dealers, hoisters...
:25:19
hooks, stalls, petermans,
night raiders, spitters...
:25:24
mustard chuckers, fences,
operators, swindlers...
:25:33
I'm hungry.
Let's go to my office to get a meal.
:25:41
What is it?