:34:00
Mort is spearheading
the development...
:34:03
of some ofthe property
in that part ofthe state.
:34:06
Nice to see private sector
taking a little initiative.
:34:09
- Thankyou.
- Right.
:34:10
You folks in Timberline could use
a shot in the arm, and he-
:34:15
Mort.
:34:16
Mort is the fella
that could do it foryou.
:34:21
- Have a nice lunch.
- Thankyou. You too.
:34:33
Terrific guy, Dickie.
He'll make a hell ofa governor.
:34:44
Still writing in restaurants?.
:34:49
Hi. Sorry.
:34:53
So this is where
all the politicians hang out.
:34:55
And the humble reporters
who cover them.
:34:59
How's... Debbie?.
:35:01
She moved out...
from where she was living, with me.
:35:07
- Oh. Sorry.
- Took the furniture.
:35:11
I should have been suspicious when
she bought all those boxes from Staples.
:35:15
- Soyou were having problems.
- Apparently.
:35:18
We weren't-
:35:21
Maybe she wanted
somebody more predictable.
:35:23
You're totally predictable, Danny.
:35:26
You get involved in something positive,
then find a way to fuck it up.
:35:33
And you're-
:35:35
I'm... fine.
:35:38
Fine. They have me assigned
to the governor's race, so-
:35:45
- Listen, there's a work thing.
- Areyou still a private eye?.
:35:49
- Investigator, yeah.
- Yeah.
:35:52
Your friend who worked in health care
with the migrants?.
:35:56
- Rebecca Zeller.
- Zeller. Right.
:35:58
- She still in town?.
- In the phone book.