Exit Wounds
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:07:00
Why did you drive onto that bridge
and start World War lll?

:07:03
-l saved his life, Frank.
-You were lucky, Orin.

:07:06
Extremely lucky.
:07:07
The Secret Service gave a direct order
not to storm that bridge!

:07:11
They were responsible for him. Not you!
:07:14
-What if it went the other way?
-l didn't vote for him.

:07:16
This is funny to you?
:07:18
-What's funny to me is--
-Cut it out.

:07:22
Who were they?
:07:23
Some Michigan militant group.
:07:26
-Live by the sword, man.
-Sit down.

:07:34
Look, Orin.
We've known each other a long time.

:07:37
l am your friend, but also your boss.
:07:39
As your friend, you don't follow orders.
You're unmanageable.

:07:43
You don't obey the law
or think before you act.

:07:46
And now, as your boss, you're fired.
:07:49
-Just like that.
-Hinges wants you out.

:07:51
There's nothing l can do.
:07:53
You want to talk to him yourself,
be my guest.

:07:55
Now handle it!
:08:04
You are like a cockroach, Mr. Boyd.
:08:06
Every time l try to get rid of you,
you appeal to the union...

:08:10
...and they send your ass right back here.
:08:13
But not this time.
:08:14
l've been talking to the Secret Service
figuring out what to do with you.

:08:19
They want you to suffer, Mr. Boyd.
:08:21
They want you to suffer bad
for that stupid stunt you pulled.

:08:25
And l must say, l do not disagree.
:08:29
You guys are unbelievable.
:08:30
l saw a problem, l fixed it. Simple as that.
:08:33
That's bullshit, Mr. Boyd.
:08:35
Because of cops like you...
:08:38
...police have a bad image everywhere.
:08:40
You won't pin that on me.
l stick my neck out every day.

:08:43
You remind me of bureaucrats in the '60s
sending kids to fight in Vietnam.

:08:47
l'm not going to send you to Vietnam.
:08:49
-l'm going to send you to the 15th.
-That shithole.

:08:52
You'll fit right in.

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