:02:03
About fifteen minutes.
:02:05
Okay, I'll tell him right now.
:02:16
That was Bill Griggs.
He says he'll be here in a minute.
:02:20
Okay, thanks.
See you.
:02:22
- Can I ask you a question?
- Sure.
:02:25
When was the hospital actually
closed?
:02:28
Eighty-five.
:02:30
I am curious because
:02:33
you have the firearm on.
And people aren't trying to get out.
:02:37
- Not out, in!
- Who?
:02:41
Kids, delinquents, homeless.
:02:44
A lot of patients ended up
in the streets when it closed.
:02:49
Some come back. I found half a dozen
there last spring.
:02:55
- The patients come back?
- God knows why!
:02:58
I'd rather sleep in the street,
personally.
:03:02
- But then, I'm not nuts!
- Obviously.
:03:07
- There he is. Good luck, fellas.
- Thanks.
:03:14
- Are we first in line?
- Nope.
:03:16
Environmental Solutions and American
Yankees were up here last week.
:03:21
What was their bid?
:03:23
The Yankees bid was fast and low.
:03:26
The way Griggs like them.
He likes jobs fast.
:03:30
- I like them safe.
- But we cannot gamble with this.
:03:33
You want me to talk to him?
:03:36
I know what I'm doing.
:03:41
Holy shit! Look at this.
:03:44
Look at this.
:03:53
1871 is when she went up.
:03:57
We call her the "Kirkbride Building",
named after Dr. Thomas Kirkbride.