All language subtitles for Police Woman S02E05 The Chasers

This is a set up.

[Break screeches]

[Explosion]

I don't understand it
that I retained somebody.

An attorney, darling.
La creme De la creme.

Picture a more vivacious
girl working for you.

Someone who could
use a little body action.

We're going to find a
way to shut them both up.

I just sent sergeant Anderson up to her
apartment to tell her about her husband.

Anderson!

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Hello, crowley.

This is your disappearing
going on vacation, purple claw.

Just thought I'd
check in on last time.

To let you know my bikinis are
packed and I'm off and running.

So, before you say
anything, don't say anything.

Do I seem like the kind of a guy that
would interfere with a girl's vacation?

-Crowley?
-Yeah, I knew you'd say that.

I wish you have a great time,
sweet-heart, really. I don't care.

Where did you say
you were going?

Oh, you wanna know
where I'm going?

You wanna know.
Well, you know what?

No way.

I've got a week off and I
don't want any calls poolside

where's this file,
where's that file.

You can just find the
files all by yourself, okay?

Say goodbye to the troops
and, listen, bill, try to survive.

Not only survive, honey,
we're gonna prevail.

And if you're not
back in a week,

I'm gonna slap a
blonde wig on styles.

A bikini, I don't know about.

-Bye, bye.
-Have a good time.

Stop him! Stop that man!
He's got my purse. Stop him.

♪♪♪

[Break screeches]

♪♪♪

[Indistinct chatter]

[Telephone rings]

[Knocking on door]

-Come in.
-Got a live one for you, hilda.

Banged up, but all in one piece.

-Good. Name?
-No name.

But hit by a truck of a
nice, clean dry cleaning firm.

Well, if you've gotta get hit
by a truck, that's the best kind.

Ten bucks, hilda?

- Come on, you're kidding. You know it's worth more.
- So if it is, you'll get more.

-Washington, it's only money.
-Only money?

- It's only a matter of arriving at a fair amount.
- Let me tell you something.

I have come to live
and breathe by the stuff.

The happy juice of life!

It's the holiest of stuff.

Yeah, I'll speak to her.

Hilda?

Right away.

Calhoun.

- Mrs. Morris wants a runner over at linden hospital right away.
- That Morris woman.

I don't like her.

-Hilda's good at her job.
-She's ice.

And a heart of stone.

I'll admit, she's not a
specialist, Washington.

But in life... in life all
of us are specialists.

All of us, in our own
way, have a function.

All of you wouldn't be
here if it weren't for me.

And in this phony
accident business,

I'm the artist, the Leonardo.

I'm the reason you
wear those fancy clothes

and smell so pretty.

So, it's got to
be a partnership.

A full suit-and-tie
partner-ship.

And that's what I'm gonna get.

♪♪♪

You are not allowed
in here, Mrs. Morris.

- You know that.
- I shan't be long, Mrs. Tain.

I'm calling the head nurse.

Do that, if you don't
want to keep your job.

Now, my dear, we do
have to know your name.

And you'll need a lawyer.

A very fine lawyer. And
we'll see that you get one.

And...

Anderrrrasaaa...

Paper.

Sounds like Andrews.

Oh, Polly, make sure
that letter to linden hospital

has an attorney's
retainer form with it.

Yes, Mr. Calhoun.

Good morning, Mr. Markson.

That is the last one, Dan.

Larry, dear Larry.

You know, you sit on your rump all day
and sweet talk the insurance adjustors.

-Now, is that so bad?
-The worst.

You don't seem to
understand, markson, do you?

I've had it here.

I'm fed up.

I'm not practicing law.

I'm shoveling manure.

Law? You know what hilda says?

She says you need a seeing eye
dog these days to find a courthouse.

I don't need her to tell
me I'm a miserable lawyer.

Correction, counselor,
a rich, miserable lawyer.

Come on. Have some
more Brandy, Larry.

It's good for the blood
pressure. Oh, and...

That tie...

It clashes horribly
with that suit.

Very gauche, Larry.

♪♪♪

Well, howdy.

You're late.

Busy day on the freeways.

Cars bounding 'round
like balls in a pool hall.

Yeah, I must've handed
out eight cards, at least.

You'1l be hearing from them.

Oh, good.

You know, this one guy
a car sideswipes him...

And all he gets is
a cut over the eye.

Stay put says I.

He says, "I'm alright."

I said, "like hell you are.

You're gonna need a lawyer."

And thinks I, "even
a jerk like Calhoun."

Buy you a beer?

No, thanks, Russ.

Well, why the meet?

Washington, he wants
in. Full partnership.

Tell him no. No way!

It might be difficult, Russ.

The man is unique.

-Isn't he, hilda?
-Yes.

Russ, do you know any other
man who can twist his bones

so that his x-rays look like spaghetti,
then snap them back into place again?

And the insurance company,
meanwhile, is paying off.

Well, for us.

My vote is no. No more partners.

Hilda? Your vote?

Unique, yes.

Partnership, no.

Well, just to make it
unanimous, my vote is no.

Isn't democracy nice?

Oh, and, Russ,
why don't you make

Washington's next
accident his last one?

[Over pa] Dr. Gary Ballard, please
report to the information desk.

Dr. Gary Ballard,
information desk, please.

-What happened?
-Good morning.

You were in an accident.

But you're going
to be fine, just fine.

But I... miss Andrews,

we've been unable to
locate any identification.

Were you carrying anything?

This just came in.

Pepper's.

A messenger brought it in
from the postal inspector's office.

They found it in a
mailbox in tres cruces.

I.d., badge, everything's in it.

Except her gun.

You don't have to
wait for your husband.

Now sign this form.

When my husband
comes in, I'll ask him.

-Hi. Feeling better?
-Yes.

What's going on over there?

Oh, our beloved
samaritan, Mrs. Morris,

a direct descendant
of lady Macbeth,

is a front for a
'capping' racket.

[Indistinct chatter]

Ambulance chasing.

They practically own this place.

That woman
probably is an illegal.

Correction is an illegal.

Morris would know about that.

So she threatens the poor woman
that unless she sign with her lawyers,

the insurance companies will turn
her over to the immigration people.

Except it never
comes out that way.

Lily, if that's true, why don't you
report it to the proper authorities?

Miss Andrews, my big beautiful
husband was laid off last week.

We've got three beautiful kids and hamburger
is still almost a buck a beautiful pound.

You see, I'd
like to but I can't.

[Indistinct chatter]

[Indistinct chatterover pa]

Well, miss Andrews,
how are we feeling today?

"We" is feeling lousy.

You were pretty much out of it
when you signed the retaining form.

I don't understand it
that I retained somebody.

An attorney, darling.
La creme De la creme.

The best. See?

Your thumbprint.
Good as a signature.

Why couldn't you have waited?

Because, my dear, there
are insurance adjusters

bloodsuckers leaches
who'd move in on you

before you knew
what was happening.

- Here?
- Oh, yes, right here in the hospital.

Well, then, I'll see you later.

[Over pa] Dr. Mike Baxter,
your substation is third floor.

No, it's liane Anderson,
liane Anderson. That's right.

I'm sorry, sergeant. There's no
record of anyone by that name.

-Are you sure?
-Yes.

There's an Andreas,
concepcion Andrews,

-pepper avalon, Manuel.
-Wait a minute.

Pepper Andrews,
when was she admitted?

On Monday. She
was hit by a truck.

-Where was that?
-In tres cruces.

- Is she alright?
- I'm sorry. I can't give out that information.

Then why don't you
put me through to her?

I'm sorry, sir, but there are no phones in
the wards. Visiting hours are six to eight pm.

Good evening, pepper.

Hello, Mrs. Morris.

Now, who was it who said:
"Roses may beckon towards us,

but they speak towards
heaven and god"?

Henry ward beecher, I think.

Oh, thank you.

And who was it who said there's
nothing worse than hospital soap?

Presto! Made from fine lettuce.

- Infinitely delicate. And for you, pepper.
- Thank you.

They're lovely.

Mrs. Morris, do you
work on the staff here?

Oh, no.

The samaritans are a
volunteer organization.

And it isn't work to me.

I feel that it's sort
of an obligation.

Then I'll bet the flowers
and things like this soap,

you pay for them
with your own money.

As the purse is emptied,
the heart is filled.

And that is Victor Hugo.
And he was so right.

Just ask Mr. Markson someday.

Well, I know Victor Hugo
but who is Mr. Markson?

Daniel markson. He
heads the samaritans.

If I might say selflessly.

Pepper?

Herschel, come on in.

Mrs. Morris, this is herschel
Andrews, my husband.

Well, my ex-husband.

-How do you do.
-Good evening, Mrs. Morris.

Now I know you two want
to be alone for a while,

so, pepper, darling, have a pleasant
evening and I'll see you tomorrow.

Thank you very much.

[Over pa] Dr. George, please
report to the third floor nursing station.

- Herschel?
- Herschel Gottfried, my favorite uncle.

Don't you think it'd be
good to let us know?

Now before you say
anything, I'm feeling fine.

Except I'm starving
with this hospital food.

What are the chances of
your smuggling in a pizza?

From herschel you
get only chicken soup.

-Now, what was that all about?
-Sit down.

Have I got a girl for you!

Roman, your brains bend
more than your bonds.

Do you hear what I'm sayin'?

- Do you hear what I'm sayin'?
- I am trying to eat.

You're always eatin' when you're
not bein' sucked in by those devils.

Get out of this business!

What do you know, woman?

Those people,
they'll chew you up...

Wait and see.

Baby, I don't want
nothing happening to you.

Don't you understand?

[Telephone ringing]

I'll get it.

-Yeah?
-Roman, my friend.

Mr. Markson! Hold on.

There, sir. You were sayin'.

Yes. I've talked it
over with my associates

and we've come up with a
very attractive proposition.

Instead of the usual flat fee,

we'll offer you a percentage of
what the insurance company pays.

Hey, man, you didn't hear me.

I said a full partnership.

I don't think we
can do that, Roman.

Mr. Markson, I have a
little story I want to tell you.

A month ago, exactly,

I bought me this little
tape recorder, see?

Now, I have, on tape,

every call that you've made
to me these past 30 days.

I have a feeling,
a good feeling,

the district attorney's office
just might enjoy hearing them.

Sir.

How was that?

Play with the devil,
wind up in hell.

- Do you really believe him?
- It would be stupid not to.

We'll handle him.

Come in.

What happened to you?

The rail at your favorite
saloon give way?

That client summitt.

He nearly killed me.

You told me you'd
sent him a settlement.

We sent him a check, Lawrence.

Well, the check bounced!

Every time he hit me, he said, "that's
for the rent I can't pay this month,

or that's for the food
I can't buy my family."

Every check we sent
out this month bounced.

Hilda, tell Larry our new
philosophy about that, huh?

Alright.

Lawrence, it's
very simple, really.

You see, we feel we fulfill our
obligation when we write the check.

Collecting on it is
our client's worry.

I don't believe it!

Well, you'd better, counselor, because we
make some of them good, sooner or later.

Now that tie I like.

That's much better. Now,
come along, sit down.

Come on, sit down, Larry.

Hilda, read me all the cases
pending from Calhoun's file.

Alright.

Oh, Emilia huerta.

She's suing for 20,000.

-Company offer 1,000.
-Take it.

-Markson, for crying out loud...
-next, hilda.

Vincent lombard,
suing for 8,000 offer 500.

Settle it.

That won't even pay
the hospital costs.

The claim is against the man,
not against us. Let them sue him.

You can't do that!

The grand defender of humanity.

Now that, Larry, is what
a good lawyer should be.

But, we all know that
you're not a good lawyer.

That you are an ambulance
chaser and a shyster.

I must assume that the
reason for your distress

is not the welfare
of your clients

but for your cut of the take
which is 600 and not 6,000.

You still want to
leave, counselor?

His ethics are
as shaky as he is.

They'll put him away some day, if
they don't plow him out of a gutter first.

What's the use of plowing
him out of the gutter?

I don't believe it.

No wonder you can't keep a maid.

What are you doing?

I'm just working my way through
the police academy, ma'am.

Bill, do me a favor?

Go home. Just go home, okay?

Oh, no. No, no.

Not until you taste my coffee.

Just sit down here...

That was dirty.

Herschel, this is
very sweet of you.

Oh, I thought so.

How was your
first night at home?

Lots better than the hospital.

Did you find out anything?

Well, I've got 'em
all working on 'em.

Like who?

Oh, like for starters,
the hospital authorities,

the bureau of health services,
the district attorney's office,

the bar association.

I even talked to a
claims investigator.

270 million bucks were paid
out last year on accident claims?

Alone in this city? About ten
percent of those were phonies.

That's 27 million bucks.
That's a lot of money.

-That's a lot of felony.
-Yeah.

Listen, drink up your coffee
and I'm gonna help you pack off

and get back on that vacation.

- Where was it you said you were going?
- Remember that place I...

Very cute.

You almost had me. No, we're
gonna wait on the vacation.

I've got a couple of ideas I want to
talk to you about. Oh, but first, bill?

Yeah?

Would you be terribly upset
if I made a fresh pot of coffee?

If you like it, I'll have
it in a paper cup.

Yeah, and what
else, miss Johnson?

There's a miss
Andrews here to see you.

-Says she has an
appointment -oh, send her in.

Oh, and phone my tailor and tell
him I'm sending back the gray suit.

A cuff is supposed to
caress a Gucci not hide it.

Come in. Come
in. Sit down, please.

Thank you.

Mrs. Morris told
us to expect you

but she didn't tell me to expect
such an attractive young lady.

I've been looking
through your file

and I must say, it's
certainly substantial.

I can guarantee you a settlement
of 10,000 dollars, maybe more.

Sounds fine.

I said 10,000 dollars.

I heard you.

It's beautiful,
bavarian, isn't it?

Yeah.

Exquisite.

That's part of the
few remaining pieces.

Are you an attorney,
Mr. Markson?

I? No.

No, I'm a...

I'm more of a...

An engineer.

I put all the right
pieces together.

The right attorney
for the right client.

The right medical reports
from the right doctors.

Very nice. Efficient.

Yes, we think so.

-It's really remarkable.
-Why?

That this all started
with your card.

The one Mrs. Morris
gave me in the hospital.

Oh, yes, she's very helpful.

I'm sure.

Dan, is it alright
if I call you Dan?

Or do you prefer Daniel?

-It's your preference.
-Dan.

Is it true that most
accident victims are men?

Well, now, let's face it.

Mrs. Morris is not going to win
any prizes for her personality.

So, picture a more
vivacious girl working for you.

Someone who could smile
gives a little body action.

Nothing promiscuous,
you understand, but...

- A picture you could take?
- You could say that.

Why?

Well, you see, I've never
really had an opportunity

to do anything with
my life or myself.

And now I want a lot of things.

Lots of nice, nice things.

I'm sure I'd be
very good for you.

Oh, I'm sure you would too.

It's just that we do
some things here,

that are not quite
well, you know.

Oh, yes, I know.

And maybe that's one of
the things that attracts me.

Who knows?

Well, let's just say we
could work something out.

Do you realize you'll be
working with me and Mrs. Morris.

She's a partner, you know.

No problem.

Okay.

Done.

♪♪♪

Now, these are our specialties.
Whiplash, lower back sprain.

Of course, we have skull
fractures and brain concussions.

-One of our "best sellers."
-I'll bet.

I mean, it all
looks so profitable.

Now in here you'll find examples of a dozen
scenarios which we teach our patients.

Open to page three, please.

Alright.

I'm the examining physician,
and you're the patient.

"What seems to be wrong, Mrs. X?

I can't move my right arm.

And there's a heavy
feeling in my legs."

What do you mean
by heavy feeling?

"There are times when I
can't feel anything at all as if,

oh, dear god,
they're paralyzed."

Thank you.

Very good.

And that's only the
beginning of this wreck.

That's the way it
looked when it came in.

It can't be the same car.

It sure is.

Explain the setup to her, Russ.

Well, as you can see,
we've got the latest facilities.

You know, I can buy a
busted part for any make car.

I put 'em on for the
adjuster then I take 'em off.

And then we split 50-50
with the happy owner.

-Do you like it?
-Love it.

Well, I think you're
ready for a little field trip.

Hello, mobile!

Call the highway patrol.
This is an emergency.

There's been an accident two
miles west of barron on s-19.

Send an ambulance immediately.

This will be good for 5,000 or
6,000 insurance settlement, easy.

Not bad for an
afternoon's work. I love it.

-All set?
-Sure am.

Mustn't disappoint our
highway patrol, must we?

Come on. Come on. Hit it.

♪♪♪

Hilda, here are the stats
on our friend, Washington.

He'll have slight brain damage
and heavy pain in his right arm.

The insurance sheets are here.

And, Hawkins... Hawkins has
got the wipe-out sheet on the car.

I expect him at
about six o'clock,

give or take
ten-fifteen minutes.

- Fine.
- There's gold in their wards real gold.

- It's amazing. I've never seen anything like it.
- I'm happy you're so impressed.

Well, she's starts Monday, okay?

Alright. End of
the tour for today.

This is the cocktail
hour. I'll see you, hilda.

I know a nice little
place by the beach.

We'll drive down there, have a
couple of drinks and then dinner.

Sure.

- What's your favorite food?
- I feel like Chinese.

Chinese, it is.

Then I know this
other terrific place.

- Pepper. Hey, pep.
- It has the best dumplings.

-Get away too fast, hazen?

Yes. I haven't seen her
in three or four years.

She came on as a rookie just
before I retired from the police force.

Well, maybe she'll come back.

A cop, Daniel. A cop!

How was I supposed to know?

Now look, this lady friend of
yours, markson, she is a problem.

Like Washington's a problem. If
the two of them ever get together.

They'll not get together because we're
going to find a way to shut them both up

and to see that surely we can.

Oh, I didn't know
anybody was still here.

I just came to borrow
a cup of vodka.

On the wagon
from gin, counselor?

Take it and go home.

Washington then the cop.

How?

♪♪♪

What are... what
are you doing here?

Mr. Markson
suggested I catch up.

- What about you?
- Oh, I spent the night here.

This is as good a
place as any, I guess.

Are you alright, Mr. Calhoun?

No, no, I'm not
alright but thank you.

Tell me, who are you?

Oh, I'm pepper. Pepper Andrews.

I'm a new employee.
Didn't Mr. Markson tell you?

They know about it,
markson and the others.

Know what?

That you're a cop.

Real name: Anderson.

You are in real
trouble, miss Anderson.

Get away from here.

Now.

Mr. Calhoun.

Please.

You're in early, aren't you?

Very early, I'd say.

Yes, I figured I'd help you out.

That's just what I'm going
to need today, your help.

And if you think
yesterday was fascinating.

Hey, they're cooking
nicely, aren't they partner?

Partner it is.

Morning, Mr. Markson.

You're about to be initiated into the
classic technique of the rear ender.

And the best in the business,

Roman Washington,
this is pepper Andrews.

-Hi.
-Russ Hawkins, pepper Andrews.

-Howdy.
-Hi.

These two poor lost souls
you don't need to know about,

except they aren't
poor for one thing.

I've insured them
both to the hilt.

Mr. Markson, will you sign
these time sheets for me?

Take over, Roman.

Alright, gentlemen.

-Listen up...
-Oh, no, no.

We're gonna take a little ride.

We'll get in the car,
we'll take a little ride.

I'll be scouting for
a good prospect.

What will I do?

You will help me
look for a good car.

One you can bet is insured to
the hilt and driven by two ladies.

Naturally, talking.
Just gabbing away.

Then all I do is just
draw up next to the car,

then cut in front and
jam on the brakes.

Then slam-bang, then
two ladies hit into our tail.

You know what
happened this morning?

I opened this trunk
and some dummy

put all this extra gasoline in
his trunk and forgot to take it out.

Now, can you imagine that,
with the gasoline shortage?

Okay?

Now, as soon as we get hit,

you two stand up and block out
what's going on up front, okay?

That's when you
and I swap seats.

-Why?
-Because, miss pepper,

it's an undeniable fact
that ladies are lousy drivers.

Roman, let's get going.

Let's go. Come on.

Here.

Happy landings.

Roman, stop the car.

-What's wrong?
-They set us up.

Hawkins and markson.
This is a set up.

- Now, what's this all about?
- You two get out.

- Just stay put.
- Please, call this thing off.

The only thing I'm
callin' off is you, woman.

-What?
-Get out!

-No. -Out!

♪♪♪

-Are you alright?
-Go after him.

They're gonna get hurt.

They went on the freeway.

There.

My name is myrtle Washington.

I'd like to speak to the officer
in charge of investigations.

Ambulance chasing.

Mr. Calhoun, are you okay?

Yes, yes.

I just wanted to see
a pretty face again.

That's all.

-Hello.
-Hi.

Is Mr. Markson in?

No, I don't expect him in today.

May I tell him who dropped by?

Police.

-How about Mr. Calhoun?
-Yes.

Would you please buzz him?

-That's Washington's apartment.
-Oh, yeah.

Do you want me to go with
you to break the news to her?

No, I'll do it.

-I'll check in while you're gone.
-Okay.

12y50 to 12y90.

A message check
for 50 and 51, please.

[Radio] 12y50, you have a
note to call deputy d.A. Gaynor

regarding your grand jury case.

Right. I know about that.

Listen, what's the condition of those two
females injured in the freeway accident?

There's a Mrs. Myrtle Washington here to
see you regarding the case you're working.

♪♪♪

Mrs. Washington
is in my office now?

Yes.

Talking about great timing, I sent Anderson to
her apartment to tell her about her husband.

I'm from the police
department, Mrs. Washington.

Mrs. Washington?

I'm from the police
department, sergeant Anderson.

[Knocking on door]

[Groans]

No!

Let me out of here.

What are you doing?

Let me out of here!

What are you doing?

Let me out.

Let me out of this closet.
Let me out, right now.

Let me out of here.

Let me out of this.

Let me out of here!

Boy, what is it, what
is that? Let me out!

Somebody, please,
get me out of here!

What is it? Let me out of here.

[Inaudible]

Let me out!

What's going on?

What are you doing? Hold
it right that, police freeze.

[Gunfiring]

Anderson!

-Who is out there?
-Anderson!

Help me out.

You there...

You hear me?

Who is this?

Myrtle Washington.

My husband's dead.
Did you know that?

-No I. I didn't.
-Well, dead's dead.

And I got them
tape things of his.

Got 'em all.

That...

Man, burned up blank ones.

-You understand?
-Yes.

You bring me 10,000 dollars!

Else I take 'em to the police.

Hear?

Now, I'll be at your
office, at exactly 10:30.

But the office isn't
open at that time.

Well, open it!

And you be there.

And you tell Mr. Markson I
said he'd better be there too.

Killed my man.

Burned up our house...

And killed my man!

I'm here, lady. I'm here!

Come on out. I know
you're here somewhere.

Come on out, I know you're here.

I got the tapes for you.

Come on out and get them.

Hear what I said?

Just give me the money
that we talked about.

I got the tapes. Here they are.

Just 10,000 dollars
and they're yours.

Come on out now. I
know you're here, lady.

Come on out, Mrs. Morris.

I know you're here.

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Alright, lady, hold it right
there. You're wasting your...

[Gunshot]

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Up against the wall!

-Get her away.
-Come on, let's go.

-Stop, stop it.
-Get her away from me.

Come on, myrtle, stop it.

Myrtle, stop it. Stop it.

Get her out!

[Inaudible]

-You okay?
-Let's go.

As okay as I can be.

What's happened?

No place to go.

No man waitin' for me.

Then this eskimo draws
himself up to his full height

and says "that's a lot
of whale meat, kiddo!"

That's funny. That's
very funny, Dan.

- How about a nightcap?
- Not for me. I have to... -excuse me, Mr. Markson.

A friend of mine bill
crowley, sergeant bill crowley.

Oh, sergeant crowley,
this is senator Dayton.

You're under
arrest, Mr. Markson.

- Under arrest?
- What the devil is this all about?

This man is under arrest for
conspiracy to commit murder.

-Let's go, markson.
-One minute.

Look, sergeant, I don't know
if you know who I am or not.

But I am a senator.

And this man is a very
close, personal friend of mine.

-Is he?
-Yes, he is.

And I have a lot more very close,
personal friends in the department.

Well, senator, unless you want to ride along
with your very close personal friend here,

just sit down and
finish your Brandy.

-Let's go markson.
-I'll be about an hour?

I'm afraid you won't, Dan.

Hilda told us everything.

Senator.

That band is cool!

I'd buy you dinner if you didn't have to
rush back and fill out all those reports.

I know you'd get out of it.

I've got news for you. Not
me, they're your reports.

I've got four days left. I'm gonna go
home, pack my bikinis and get to scotsdale.

Scotsdale?

Hey, listen.

I can stand a little sun. What do you
say I grab some things and go with you?

William, when you spring for an all expenses
trip to acupulco, then you go with me.

With glasses.

I don't look too good
in a bikini, anyway.

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