Two for the Money
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:30:03
Is this my office?
:30:05
- Well, do you like it?
- What's not to like, Walter? Thank you.

:30:10
Miami New York point spread
just went up to ten.

:30:13
- What do you think?
- Miami is a lock. Are you kidding me?

:30:18
This is Jerry, my top handicapper.
Came to me straight out of grad school.

:30:22
Whoa. Phone boy makes good, huh?
It's a big jump from 900 numbers.

:30:26
Make sure you don't get
a nosebleed up here. I'm just kidding.

:30:29
- Nice meeting you. Gotta get to work.
- Nice meeting you too.

:30:33
Say, by the way, tonight's game...
:30:36
New York wins that outright.
:30:38
Really?
:30:40
They always play the Fish tough
and tonight it's foregone.

:30:43
I wish I had a pen because I would
never write that down. You know...

:30:47
college is right for you.
:30:50
You have to work your way up
to pro ball around here. Good luck.

:30:53
Rookie's got balls.
I almost like it, but I don't. Good luck.

:30:57
I get that all day.
:30:59
You know, I got three guys who can
pick games, I got 20 who can sell.

:31:04
I never had one who could do both.
:31:06
- What? You mean me?
- No, not you.

:31:09
I'm talking about John Anthony.
:31:11
John Anthony doesn't exist.
:31:14
Oh? Well, I'm shocked,
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because I'm standing in his office
and you're sitting in his chair.

:31:20
So you want me to sell.
:31:24
- Like those guys out there?
- Yes.

:31:26
Big bettors don't want middlemen.
They want the guy giving them the picks.

:31:30
- You got a problem with selling?
- No. I don't have a...

:31:33
There's a few choice phrases we use here.
:31:35
You just start with those.
Now, here's an easy one.

:31:38
I don't want your money.
I want your bookie's fucking money.

:31:42
Give it back to me.
:31:45
I don't want your money.
:31:47
I want your bookie's money.
:31:49
I don't want your money.
I want your bookie's money.

:31:53
That's not bad.
:31:55
- What happened to "fuck"?
- What about it?

:31:57
- I said it. You don't use it?
- Nah.


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