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Good evening, landlubbers, and welcome
aboard.
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We should have a pleasant voyage this
evening.
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Sorry, I get carried away sometimes.
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We shall make several interesting ports
of call tonight.
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But first, we must endure a rather dull
60 seconds.
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while we get beyond the three -mile
limit.
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Place your bets, folks. Place your bets.
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Place your bets, folks. Place your bets.
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No more bets.
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No more bets.
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25, red.
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No more bets.
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No more bets.
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Place your bet.
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Can
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I
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get your car, sir?
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I haven't got one.
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Cab? Oh, thanks. I'll walk.
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$1 ,000 bill.
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thousand dollars.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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I'd like to rent a safety deposit box,
please.
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Just fill this out?
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It wouldn't be for long.
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A month, say, maybe even less.
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One month, $1 .75.
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$12 .47.
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What? Oh, the number of your safety
deposit box.
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Thank you. You may come in now, Mr.
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Benson? Will you come in here, please?
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You can use this booth, Mr. Benson. Just
come out when you're ready.
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Be
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right
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with you.
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Will you come with me, please?
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Can I help you?
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Yes, I'd like to insert an ad.
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All right.
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How many times do you want it to run?
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Just once.
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It's not too late for today, is it? No.
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We have a special rate for three days.
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Well, if I want it repeated, I'll let
you know.
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By 11 a .m., that's a rule.
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Now, what's the classification?
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Lost and found.
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Under found.
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Found.
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Found early Tuesday morning.
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vicinity Pinto Inn, a sum of money.
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Owner may have fame by identifying and
paying for this ad.
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And then put the box number.
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Found early Tuesday morning, vicinity of
Pinto Inn, a sum of money.
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Owner may have fame by identifying and
paying for this ad. That's right.
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Box 308.
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That'd be 75 cents.
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It's none of my business, but was it a
large sum of money?
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Why, yes, it was.
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In that case, if I were you, I'd go on
over to the police station and let them
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know about it.
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Money's important in this town.
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People are concerned about it.
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Name me a town where they aren't.
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I think you'll find them more concerned
here.
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Thanks.
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I'd like to report finding a sum of
money.
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You wait here.
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Captain wants to see you.
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So you found some money.
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How much?
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Well, I don't think I should mess any
amount.
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At the proper time.
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Was it in a gold clip marked CN?
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How would you know about that?
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And was it $102 ,000?
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$102 ,000?
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Oh, no, you're wrong about that.
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It was $92 ,000. Come on, now. I knew
about the clip.
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Why wouldn't I know about the amount?
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I'm telling you the truth. That's all
there was, 92 ,000.
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You sure you haven't blown the other 10
,000 at the tables?
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I tell you, there was 92 ,000 in the
clip.
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If there was 10 ,000 more, I don't know
what happened to it.
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What's your name?
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Benson, William Benson.
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Address?
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242 Wesley St. Louis.
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Las Vegas address?
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Mirador Motel.
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Occupation?
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I'm a teacher.
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A professor.
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Paleontology.
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Look, are you trying to tell me there
was supposed to be $102 ,000 in that
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clip?
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Mm -hmm.
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When did you get into town?
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Yesterday morning.
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Why'd you come to Las Vegas, uh,
professor?
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To have a good time.
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Mostly to play roulette.
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Now, see here, Captain.
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All I did was find some money and report
it.
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If it's short, that's too bad.
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Maybe somebody stole it from its
rightful owner and then blew the $10
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the tables before they lost it. But
don't accuse me of something... Okay,
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I just want to get everything straight.
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That's all.
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You didn't win last night, did you?
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No, I didn't win.
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In fact, you went broke.
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Yes, I went broke.
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Well, almost, anyway.
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I had to save some money to eat on and
pay my hotel and get home.
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I saved up $400.
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I'm a teacher, as I said, so don't ask
me how long it took me to save it.
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Didn't take very long to lose it.
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Just one night.
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Where'd you find the money?
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The Pinto Inn parking lot. It was just
lying there in plain sight.
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And it was $92 ,000 in $1 ,000 bills.
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Where were you coming from?
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The casino.
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It was about 3 .30.
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So you took the money and you went to
the casino and... I did not.
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You didn't?
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No.
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And I want you to know that I'm not
accustomed to being told I'm a liar.
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Neither am I accustomed... Okay, okay.
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Summer down.
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You seem to know who lost the money. Why
don't you get him in here and ask him
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how much it was?
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Suppose you tell me just what you did
between the time you found the money and
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right now.
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Well, I found the money.
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Went to my motel and counted it.
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I didn't know what else to do at that
hour.
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You could have brought it here.
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I didn't think of it.
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Or you could have got out of town right
then. Why didn't you?
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That did occur to me.
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You knew banks keep a record of big
bills.
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You knew you'd never get away with it.
No, I didn't know that.
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But I knew trying to cash a thousand
dollar bill wouldn't be easy.
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So you did think about it.
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Who wouldn't?
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I didn't sleep much last night trying to
figure out what was the best thing to
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do.
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So now you've got it all figured out.
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Yes.
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And I want to tell you, Captain, I
couldn't keep it.
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Now why don't you phone up the person
who lost the money?
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Or should I do it?
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You got the money, will you? I didn't
want to carry it around.
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I put it in the box at the bank.
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That was wise.
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You sure now there's only 92 ,000?
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Yes, I'm sure.
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Okay, stick around outside for a while.
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Close the door when you go out.
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Hello, Mr. Newsome.
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Hello, Sergeant.
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Do you have a match, Sergeant?
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Thank you.
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Mr. Newsome, Mr. Benson.
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Well, the captain's been talking to me
about you, Mr. Benson. I want you to
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how glad I am to meet you. Seems I owe
you a great debt.
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Well, I was glad to do it.
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I didn't like being kept waiting out
there, though. I'm sorry about that.
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I suppose the captain told you that the
amount I found was 92 ,000.
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Yes, Mr. Benson, he did, and he said you
checked your count.
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Oh, there's no mistake, believe me.
Well, I don't want you to worry about
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We'll find the other 10 ,000.
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That much money doesn't stay lost in
this town.
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Isn't that right, Captain?
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That's right. It'll show up somewhere.
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As I said, I don't want you to worry.
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I understand you put the money in the
safety deposit box.
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Yes, and I'll be glad to get rid of it.
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I can understand that.
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Then we'll have to think about you.
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Oh, that isn't necessary.
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I hadn't really figured out... Oh, we
can talk about that later.
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You know, the Captain wanted to put you
on the 11 o 'clock train.
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I still think it's a good idea.
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He's a worrier.
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It's a good thing, too. Somebody around
here has to worry.
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Well, after this is settled, I would
like to be on my way.
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I hadn't intended to stay long anyway.
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Of course.
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We can discuss it after we pick up the
money. Shall we go?
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Well, that's it. Just as you said.
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$92 ,000.
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And now we have to take care of you, Mr.
Benson.
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I'll have to talk it over with my
partner first, but I'm sure it'll be all
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right. Oh, I didn't really expect
anything. It isn't every man would have
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what you did.
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Thank you.
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Let's get on for Pinto Inn.
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For Pinto Inn?
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Mr. Newsom owns a Pinto Inn.
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Well, not all of it. I own a good piece
of it.
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Oh, you won't need that safety deposit
box anymore.
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You better give Miss Purdy back her key.
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Oh, you're right.
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Miss Purdy?
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Mr. Newsom? Here.
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You still have another month to go.
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Well, if you need it, it'll be here.
Thank you. I don't think I'll need it.
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And thank you for your invitation to go
out to the inn, but I think I'd better
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be on my way.
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You're back to St. Louis?
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You're a married man, aren't you, Mr.
Benson?
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Yes. I think that's fine.
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I'll tell you what you're going to do.
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You're going to call that wife of yours
and get her to fly out here for a week.
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You'll both stay at the Pinto Inn, the
finest in the house.
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All on me.
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Gee, I don't know whether Joyce... You
think it over on the way out to the inn.
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Are you satisfied, then, the both of
you?
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Of course you're satisfied.
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Everything's under control.
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Okay, then, if you'll drop me off in my
office. Sure.
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Go, Benson.
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Thank you, Captain.
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Oh, um... Wait a minute, Mr. Newsome.
What's the matter?
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Well, I've been thinking it over.
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I'm not sure I want to call Joyce.
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Joyce? Oh, that's your wife.
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Yeah.
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I'm not sure she'd like it here.
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She'd have a great time and all expenses
paid.
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Any woman would give her right arm to
come out here without having to worry
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about money.
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Well, it's not just money, Mr. Newsome.
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Swimming, riding, golf, shows.
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You're telling me she wouldn't like
that?
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I don't know.
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Why don't you ask her and find out?
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Gee, you're more than kind.
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Call her.
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All right, I'll see what she says.
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It's more like it.
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Good afternoon, Mr. Newsome. How are
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you?
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It's a market, honey.
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Oh, I just remembered.
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What? My bag at the motel, if we're
going to stay here. Oh, I'll pick it up.
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Come on.
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This is Mr. Lent, Mr. Benson.
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Mr. Lent will take care of you while I
arrange things.
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Excuse me?
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Enjoy yourself.
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Courtesy of the house is yours, Mr.
Benson.
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Courtesy of the house?
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Yes, the house will stake you to any
game of your choice.
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I think I'll just watch for a while.
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How about a drink?
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Thank you.
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Give this gentleman anything he wants.
First year of the house.
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Scott, some water, please.
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Place your bets, folks. Place your bets.
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No more bets.
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I'm going to stay quiet.
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Boss wants to see you. Oh, fine.
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What's the matter? Bill, there are two
awful men here.
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They... Sit down. You cut me off. Why'd
you do that?
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I said sit down.
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My wife's in trouble.
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Your wife isn't in trouble yet.
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You thought you were getting away with
something, didn't you?
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You fooled the police, but you didn't
fool me.
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You play it straight now and everything
will be all right. I don't believe in
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holding grudges.
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But if you don't play it straight,
sometime tonight something will happen
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your wife.
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And I won't be putting it against him.
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Now let's have my $10 ,000 you stole.
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So much for our visit to exotic Las
Vegas.
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We shall cast anchor soon, for I wish to
have a meeting with a business
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associate.
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But hang on, please.
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I see one of those dreadful sandbars
ahead.
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I shall see you after we tie up.
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I've just completed a meeting with my
sponsor.
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in which he had a change of heart.
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And I think it's safe to say that we may
be spared his commercials in the
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future. Why don't you tune in next week
and see? Until then, good night.
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