:40:00
So it appears.
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Thank you.
:40:15
My pleasure.
:40:16
You sell guns?
:40:19
Maybe you'd like to come to my room
:40:21
and I'll show you my... cannon.
:40:30
You look a little lost, Simeon.
:40:31
Is the world changing too fast?
:40:33
I'm here, aren't I?
:40:35
Not all of you, I think.
:40:37
You've gotten so rich selling for the CIA
:40:39
you can't seem to get that ideology
:40:41
completely out of your head.
:40:42
Oh, the Cold War had its uses.
:40:45
Kept the tensions frozen.
:40:48
Now it's harder to determine
:40:50
which side one's on.
:40:52
Things have become more complicated.
:40:54
No, it's gotten simpler.
:40:56
There's no place in gunrunning
for politics anymore,
:40:59
I sell to leftists and rightists.
:41:01
I sell to pacifists,
:41:02
but they're not the most regular of
customers.
:41:05
Of course, you're not a true
internationalist...
:41:07
...until you've supplied weapons
:41:08
to kill your own countrymen.
:41:12
This current state of chaos won't
last forever.
:41:17
There'll have to be order.
:41:21
Instead of cutting each other's throats,
:41:24
it may be beneficial if we work together.
:41:25
What do you think?
:41:30
What do I think?
:41:32
I think you are the amateur now,
:41:35
and I think you should go with
your instincts.
:41:37
With your first instinct.
:41:39
I'm the same man who was not
:41:40
good enough for you before...
:41:41
and I'm just not good enough
for you now.
:41:58
The problem with gunrunners
going to war