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:20:01
Rough stuff. Understand?
:20:05
You look like you're begging
with that bowl there.

:20:08
Yeah.
:20:13
It's Amy I'm thinking about, Raysy.
:20:16
When l, you know....
:20:18
She might want to stay put or want to
go through with the bungalow anyway.

:20:23
It ain't been kiboshed yet.
:20:28
She might have other plans.
:20:33
Either way...
:20:35
...I don't want to see a debt collector
knocking at her front door.

:20:44
Hello, Nurse.
:20:46
Do you know my friend Ray, Kelly?
:20:49
Yeah.
:20:50
Take his pulse, it's faster than mine.
:20:55
You'd be all right there.
:20:57
You don't change, do you?
:21:01
I need a winner, Raysy.
:21:04
I need a winner.
:21:06
I need it
like I've never needed anything before.

:21:14
Here.
:21:15
Feel in there. Get that out.
Yeah, in there. There, look.

:21:19
-What, this?
-Yeah. It's got 1,000 smackers in it.

:21:23
Eight hundred in fifties,
and the rest in twenties.

:21:28
You got £1,000 in readies
in a place like this? What are you doing?

:21:31
Who's going to nick it in here?
These poor bastards?

:21:35
-Well, where did you get it?
-Well, that'd be telling, wouldn't it?

:21:39
Open it. Count it.
:21:41
-No, I trust you.
-No, open it. Open it.

:21:49
It's a thick 'un, Jack.
:21:51
£1,000 to get £20,000.
:21:54
It's a thick 'un.
:21:56
What if I put it on the wrong nag?
:21:59
You can't, can you?

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