A History of Violence
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:31:02
Yeah, like you don't know.
:31:06
Sorry.
Did--Did we know each other?

:31:19
You tell me.
:31:22
No.
:31:24
We don't know each other.
:31:26
Come on, Joey. Cut the crap.
:31:27
My name is Tom.
:31:29
Joey Cusack.
Your name is Joey Cusack.

:31:34
You're from Philly.
:31:37
- Mm-hmm. OK. Whatever.
- Uh-huh.

:31:42
Excuse me, gentlemen, if you're
not going to order anything...

:31:46
my husband and I
would appreciate it...

:31:47
if you would be on your way.
:31:48
We ate on the road.
:31:51
It's all right.
:31:53
It's OK.
:31:54
We really are very busy here
today, as you can see.

:32:00
Um, so if you gentlemen
aren't going to be eating...

:32:03
I really should offer
your seats to paying customers.

:32:07
Hmm.
:32:11
Well...
:32:16
now we're paying customers.
:32:20
I can't take this.
:32:21
It shouldn't be
any problem for you.

:32:23
What is that supposed to mean?
:32:25
Mr. Fogarty's
just making conversation here.

:32:28
Well, whatever
you want to call it...

:32:29
this conversation is over.
:32:31
I think he wants us to leave,
Mr. Fogarty.

:32:33
Do you know what he does...
:32:35
when he don't like people,
Mr. Fogarty?

:32:36
Yeah. I'm scared.
:32:38
We should leave before he goes
all Dirty Harry on us.

:32:44
I want to thank you
for the coffee, Joey.

:32:46
It really is very good.
:32:49
It's Tom. My name's Tom Stall.

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