:04:00
This is a really
important call --
long-distance.
:04:02
Listen,
I want to see it tomorrow,
and it better be right!
:04:05
All right, Bruce.
I think we got it,
uh, well on its way!
:04:08
-- Good!
:04:09
Hey, matt, how you doing?
:04:10
Dad, can w-we borrow
the stupid Geo tonight
or not?
:04:13
Because me and Andrew
have to kill a girl.
:04:15
"Andrew and I
have to kill a girl."
:04:17
Thank you.
:04:18
Yes, you can borrow
the Geo tonight,
:04:21
but I need it back at my
apartment at, uh, 1 0:30, okay?
:04:24
-- Okay.
-- And I want you to promise me
that you'll drive --
:04:29
...carefully.
:04:31
Eliot: matt wasn't mad at me
because of the divorce.
:04:33
He was mad
because I bought a Geo.
:04:35
Sweet little vehicle.
:04:37
Just get divorced?
:04:38
Ah, it doesn't matter.
:04:39
42 miles to the gallon,
am/fm radio.
:04:41
I'll even throw in
the undercoating.
:04:43
Anything else
you'd like to know?
:04:45
Yeah. How many clowns
can it hold?
:04:48
Eliot: To matt, the Geo was
a 48-mile-per-gallon symbol
:04:52
of my bad luck, wrong choices,
and missed opportunities.
:05:02
Little did I know that my shot
at a second chance
:05:06
had just arrived in miami
:05:07
onboard Flight 57
from New Orleans.
:05:12
The suitcase
was sandwiched between
:05:15
a quarter-ton of frozen crawfish
:05:16
and a dalmatian that gave birth
to a litter of 1 7
:05:19
over Lake Okeechobee.
:05:21
The dalmatian
made the evening news.
:05:25
The suitcase didn't.
:05:29
[ Spanish accent ]
What is it?
:05:30
It looks like
a garbage disposal.
:05:33
So this is miami, huh?
:05:36
They can keep it.
:05:38
You got that right.
:05:40
Eliot: That's a Remington
30-aught-6 hunting rifle
:05:43
with a Bushnell scope.
:05:45
Charlton Heston takes his
to shoot bighorn elk.
:05:48
Henry Desalvo
and Leonard Ferroni
:05:49
take theirs to shoot anyone,
:05:51
as long as they're paid
25 grand apiece.
:05:59
We play with a guy
that cheats.