:16:00
Ladies don't go calling
on gentleman unannounced.
:16:02
So we're a gentleman now, are we?
:16:05
Where's your manners?
You didn't introduce me to your friends.
:16:08
- If that's what you're after.
- You closing up early?
:16:11
One of the benefits of being self-employed.
:16:14
You're amazing, john.
No, really, you're a model of... profitability.
:16:19
How to succeed in business
without any customers.
:16:23
- I do well enough.
- Yeah, well...
:16:25
there must be a few bob
in those brothels there on rathgar road.
:16:29
What they worth now, john?
:16:31
- You're a dangerous little bitch.
- Ah, well. Do my best. Buy us a drink?
:16:36
It's the benefit of being self-employed,
john. You are your own boss, aren't you?
:16:41
You're way off the mark. Martin cahill
isn't into the drugs. Neither am i.
:16:46
You sure?
:16:48
We're just ordinary, decent criminals.
:16:51
If you're not going to take my word for it,
why don't you ask martin?
:16:55
- He's very fond of the ladies.
- Yeah, exactly. So set it up for me.
:17:01
Why are you chasing the drugs?
You should be after the pubs.
:17:04
- They do more damage than the drugs.
- Yeah, right.
:17:07
Yeah?
:17:08
No. I tried that. It was a dead end.
:17:12
Call you back? Grand.
:17:14
So how many guys
are you working for stories at once?
:17:18
A less generous person
might say you were ungrateful
:17:21
for what i gave you already.
:17:23
Stealing old paintings, kidnapping bankers'
families. You're above that now, are you?
:17:28
I got you famous with those stories.
:17:30
Yeah, you feed me superficial crap.
:17:34
- I make you look good.
- Great picture.
:17:37
Come on. I need your help to get to cahill.
Write me a reference.
:17:42
I'm late for an appointment.
:17:46
Word of advice.
Stay away from martin cahill.
:17:58
Sorry to disturb you.