Big Trouble
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You see?
You see the difference?

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You ask a guy
what he wants --

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tits or an ugly fish --
see what he tells you.

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-- Probably...
-- Tits!
I gotta boogie.

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Hey, she should
be leaning over

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for maximum exposure.
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maximum exposure...
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Anna; Maximum exposure?
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That's advertising
terminology.

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Oh, I see.
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T o what do I owe
this pleasure?

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Uh, did you happen to lose
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a pair of reading glasses
last night?

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I don't wear glasses.
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Oh, well, then,
I guess I made the trip
for nothing.

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Nonsense.
I'll need them one day --
not right this minute.

:26:35
Well, things change.
I'll need them.

:26:37
Um, hey, could I offer you
some coffee?

:26:39
That would be wonderful.
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It's more of a dare
than an offer, actually.

:26:43
Did the police
find anything?

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Well,
after meeting Arthur,

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they figure
I'm the primary suspect.

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[ Sniffs ] So...
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How do you, uh...
Iike it?

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Oh, light and...sweet.
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I forgot my jacket.
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Got room for a third?
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No harm in asking.
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I hope
I didn't hurt you.

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[ Clears throat ]
No, no, that's --

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Didn't know I was, um --
well, we should go.

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Let's -- let's, uh...
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Yeah.
It's probably a good idea.

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You should go.
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Eliot: Later that day,
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Arthur Herk stopped by to have
a friendly chat with his boss.


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