:13:02
- Look, I've got to...
- Go. I get it.
:13:10
Sorry.
:13:11
I'm fine.
:13:22
- Looks like you've been busy.
- Yes, sir.
:13:26
- Hell, ain't it?
- Yes, sir.
:13:28
They said you had some witnesses.
:13:30
Yeah, they came waltzing in here
about a half hour ago.
:13:33
Said they saw the whole thing.
:13:34
- Anybody else know about this?
- No.
:13:36
Can we keep it that way?
I'm tired of being shot at.
:13:39
You bet.
:13:40
Who are your witnesses?
:13:43
Cheerleaders.
:13:46
You know, I think we could be on the news.
:13:49
I'm not talking local.
I'm thinking maybe Katie Couric or Oprah.
:13:53
We shouldn't have come here.
:13:55
I need to get to the library.
:13:56
Now I'll never get my psych paper done.
I'll just keep seeing his head explode.
:14:00
Evie, remember what we said?
:14:02
You got to breathe.
Let air in, and now let that air out, okay?
:14:06
I totally have a double chin.
:14:08
I don't trust cops.
:14:09
We shouldn't say anything
till our lawyers get here.
:14:11
We don't need lawyers.
We didn't do anything.
:14:14
Relax, everybody.
We just came here to tell them what we saw.
:14:17
- Do we have to?
- Yes.
:14:19
As cheerleaders,
we're role models to the community at large.
:14:22
If we don't do the right thing,
how can we expect others to?
:14:25
Now I'm gonna throw up.
:14:27
I'm not gonna be staying
here all night long.
:14:29
Why don't we just tell these people
that we need to reschedule for tomorrow?
:14:33
Well, I can't do morning.
I'm having my legs waxed.
:14:35
I have a biochem lab at noon.
:14:37
I'm good between 2:30 and 4:00.
Would that work for everybody?
:14:40
Don't work for me.
:14:43
And who are you?
:14:44
Roland Sharp, Texas Ranger.
:14:47
Oh, my God. Do you know Derek Jeter?
:14:49
No, he means the other Texas Rangers.
You know, like the Lone Ranger.
:14:52
He had that cool Indian friend.
What was his name?
:14:55
Tonto?
:14:56
He was hot.
Why don't guys wear loincloths anymore?
:14:59
A Texas Ranger was shot this evening
in connection to the murder you witnessed.