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When I was a kid, I figured out right away...
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most companies pay people enough,
so as they don't quit.
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People work hard enough,
so as they don't get fired.
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You know, what's that?
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Bullshit is what that is.
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You play pool, Mike?
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A little. Why do you ask?
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Because you got a crease on your pants.
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I'm not sure I wanna be hanging out with
a guy who noticed a crease in my pants.
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I didn't say "a crease in your pants."
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I said "a crease on your pants."
It's horizontal, below the pocket.
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Normally, I might think
that would come from bad dry-cleaning.
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But a guy like you
doesn't get bad dry-cleaning, do you?
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Comes from playing pool.
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When you lean against the table
to take a shot...
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table makes a slight crease in your pants.
Yours happens to be accentuated...
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by a little bit of blue chalk,
something only found on a pool table.
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You're right. I've been playing pool.
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Losing my ass all night
on that stupid table they got upstairs.
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You say they got a table upstairs?
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Come here.
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That's how we do it.
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It's no fair playing a guy on his own table.
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One more setup, Jack.
It's my party. You'll owe me.
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That's it for me.
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-Tapped out?
-Phil over here is a ringer.
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Mike, you back for some more?
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I'm just getting started.
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Phil, that's a friend of mine, John Doyle.
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Phil Stein. It's his house.
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John, nice to see you. You shoot pool?
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I play a little.
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We've been playing a little. Doubles, 8-ball.
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But everybody here seems to be tapped out.
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-You and Mike wanna take him on?
-Sure.
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Why not double the stakes?
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Are you sure you could afford it?
You're down quite a bit right now.
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I'd be careful if I were you.