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Good night. I'll get back.

Oh, my God. I think you were pushed.

We have a suspect.

Get away from that door!

I run into my big brother for the first
time in years, and he accuses me of

murder. I'm vice president of a
corporation.

Really? I have another job for you.

The suspect is attempting to escape on a
horseback.

Come on, Douglas!

In the jungles of Peru.

The fight for survival heightens his
senses.

Now, Detective James Ellison is a
sentinel in the fight for justice.

Seeing before others see.

Sensing what others can't.

An ever -vigilant watchman in the war
against crime.

Whoa, whoa.

That's him.

A little skittish, but what do you
think?

Horses are like kids.

Some are destined to go to Harvard from
the day they're born.

With a little bit of work, we might get
this one into junior college.

You ain't real experienced at this game,
huh, kid?

Well, no, my uncle was a trainer. He
passed away and left me the horse.

I was going to sell him, but the guys at
my cigar club thought it'd be a good

idea to sponsor a horse.

Besides, we couldn't resist the Dave.

Little Stogie.

Wasn't it Shakespeare that said, a rose
by any other name is still a rose?

Yeah, something like that.

So what'd you say, Harmon?

Can you do anything with him? He travels
okay, maybe with a little work.

Why not?

I like a child.

Oh, great.

Thanks. Hey, he's breaking off.

Court of Kings, huh? Shit.

I'd rather be home watching a basketball
game than this betting on helpless

animals thing. It's ridiculous. What?
Helpless animals? What are you talking

about? These are superior athletes.

These horses are bred for sport. I mean,
they lead lives of total pampering. The

best food, the best medical care, and
then they get to go out and study.

You're jealous there, Chief, huh? Yes, I
am.

Hey, Simon.

Oh, guys.

Look, I'd like to meet a couple of
friends of mine. This is Jim Ellison,

Sandberg, Herman Franklin, Ben Prince.

Gentlemen. Herbert is Little Soggy's new
trainer.

Great. Which one is Little Soggy?

The one in the back stretch.

Ben here owns the track. He's going to
let us use the turf club for the

Policeman's Benevolent Association
benefit tonight.

Oh, by the way, I'm in charge of putting
together a special security detail for

the mayor's appearance. He's requested
you personally.

He requested me?

Simon, he doesn't even like me.

Come on, you know I hate this.

Jim, nothing I can do about it. He
insisted.

Do you know about this? No way. Look at
that. Here he comes.

What's the matter?

I'm hearing this sound.

I can't identify.

It's annoying as hell.

Can you describe it? It's a crackling
sound like Rice Krispies in a bowl of

milk. Only soft.

Maybe it's the vibrations the track or
something, you know, come on. Come on.

Come on Maybe

you

guys can open a pony

Come on, Ben.

There's no way that he could be that
bad.

In this life, some do the taking, others
get took.

Come on. You just got took, my friend.
Oh, no, no. See you later. All right.

Good luck to you.

We're in an adrenaline rush, isn't it?
You know, the horses coming around the

clubhouse. Can I take more, Derek?

No, thanks.

And the crowd going crazy and
everything. Yeah, yeah. I know what you

used to be a jockey.

You used to be a jockey?

Mm -hmm.

Well, now I find my excitement in other
places.

Really? Mm -hmm.

Well, that's funny, because I'm an
anthropologist, and alternative social

environments happen to be my specialty.

My name's Blair. Oh, Pat Reynolds.

Nice to meet you. Yeah, you too.

So what do you do now?

I'm vice president of a corporation.

Really? Mm -hmm. Wow.

Hey, would you excuse me for a moment?

Chief, I've got to talk to you. Captain
Banks! Kirk!

Yeah.

Jim.

I had something going on up there, man.

The mayor has no special security detail
needed here, sir.

It's a PDF, Jim. The place is crawling
with cops.

You lied to me.

And you knew.

But I didn't lie, though.

But you knew. But I didn't lie.

Yeah, but I... Ladies and gentlemen, if
I could have your attention for a

moment. There's a man here... You know.
I would like to thank him personally for

the great service he's done for this
city.

It will come as no surprise to most of
you... that he will be honored as

of the Year... I could be home watching
a basketball game.

Shh. It therefore gives me great
pleasure to announce this year's honoree

be Detective James Ellison.

I'm gonna get you guys.

Holy... We're done.

Pretty much.

Sorry about the deception, Jim. I just
wanted it to be a surprise.

What? What is it?

It's Ben Prince.

Oh, my God.

I'll deal with the media.

Thank you.

I think he was pushed.

Do you have any evidence to back that
up? They were right above my head,

I heard what sounded like a struggle.
Some muffled sounds, maybe somebody

to yell.

Take a look around up there. You find
anything?

Nothing conclusive. Just some possible
scuff marks.

I know what I heard, Simon. This is just
great.

Can you imagine the field day that the
tabloids are going to have with this?

Track owner murdered at a party hosted
by some of the highest ranking members

Cascade PD.

Not to mention the mayor, the city
council.

Look, do me a favor. Keep a lid on this
until you can bring me something

concrete.

Jim.

Steven.

It's amazing how two guys can live in
the same town and never run into each

other. And suddenly the world gets very
small.

You were at the party?

I work here.

The company has a long -term lease on
the property.

We take care of all the maintenance and
track operations in exchange for

exclusive rights to the races here.

Ben got a percentage of the gate in
concessions.

Pat Reynolds.

Jim Ellis.

We'll be in touch.

Chief.

Hey, see you guys.

Who is that guy?

My brother.

You never told me you had a brother.

There's nothing to tell.

What do you mean there's nothing to
tell, Jim? I mean, your sentinel

could be hereditary. What if he's got
it, too?

All right, we'll pack him up and ship
him off to proofread. Let's see what

happens. Well, you know, I could apply
for a grant.

Track security only tapes the main feed.

This is all they were able to give us.

722. I looked at my watch right after it
happened. It was just about 730.

Well, let's see what I can find.

Here we are.

Can you slow it down?

Sure.

And I run it again.

The door was closing. Take it back frame
by frame. I'll tell you when to stop.

Right there.

You see that shadow in the glass?

Prince? The other guy. I pushed him.

You think you could enhance that image
for me? Yeah, I'll see what I can do.

me know, would you? Okay. Thanks.

Hey, Grant, it's the biggest.

You know, it looks like Prince might
have been a suicide after all.

Medical examiner found out he was dying
of pancreatic cancer.

Yeah, that's almost understandable, huh?

Well, they found a medical report in his
pocket dated yesterday morning. Maybe

he just couldn't take it. Hey, that's
like saying a triple crown winner is

afraid to run.

Ben was a fighter. He wouldn't ever just
give up. I'm sorry, Herman. I really

didn't know him that well. He and I went
back 50 years together.

We met in a foxhole in France. When we
came home, he bought this track, and it

didn't look like much in those days. But
he loved racing, and he wanted to be a

part of it. Do you have any idea why
someone might want him dead?

Jim. Why would anybody want him dead?

Excuse us.

Hey, I thought I told you to keep a lid
on this.

With all due respect, Captain, that
autopsy report is just a preview.

I'd like to continue with my
investigation.

Look, even with your heightened senses,
you're not infallible. Read as the

medical examiner.

You're not gonna let go of this, are
you?

All right, look, keep turning over
rocks. Just tread softly, okay?

Don't I always?

Yeah.

Riders up.

That's us.

I want a winner this time.

Go for it.

I gotta go to bed time.

Blair, look, you know, you don't have to
make a bet just cause. Oh, what are you

kidding? I've been doing some
handicapping here.

Flashbang's a sure thing at seven to
one.

Look, your horse looks good, but I got a
sure thing.

Excuse me, sir.

Allison. Jim, Serena Chang.

I've been working with the security tape
you gave me. The computer enhancement

clearly shows a face reflected in the
glass.

You got a clear picture?

Enough for a positive ID.

Ben Prince?

Nope, definitely somebody else.

I'll move it to your laptop.

All right, I'll take a look.

Hello,

boys.

Get your bet down all right?

What's this, Nag?

He's betting I'll call it again.

Flash in the pan.

Come on, guys. Let's not be bitter.
Let's not be bitter.

I put the money down a little stogie,
too. Really?

For sure.

Right after Ben Prince fell to his
death.

I just want to know why you didn't come
forward.

Steven. Steven, you were seen on the
surveillance camera, for God's sake.

What difference does it make?

Ben committed suicide.

I think Ben Prince was murdered.

Murdered? That's ridiculous.

He was old and sick and angry, and he
had lost control of this track.

It's the only thing he ever cared about.

Are you accusing me of something here,
Jim?

What were you doing on that balcony?

Ben was threatening to file a lawsuit
against the company.

I saw him go up there. I went after him.

Figured maybe I could talk him out of
filing the lawsuit.

But when I got outside, he was gone.

And you didn't see anybody else?

No. And now that he's dead, I feel real
guilty about pushing his buttons.

You sure that's all you pushed?

Oh, this is great.

I run into my big brother for the first
time in years, and he accuses me of

murder. What would you like me to
believe here, Stephen, huh? You admit

the last one to see Ben Prince alive. In
my book, you're a prime suspect.

Cop of the year.

Just how many heads did you have to bust
to get that little honor, bro?

You just keep available for questioning.

I'll be in touch.

That's right. Thank you.

Hey, Jim, where you been?

I was taking care of some business.

I see your pony paid off.

Seven to one, my friend. Seven to one.
The Sandberg system is foolproof.

And it looks like Pagan's son is a sure
thing in the next race.

Sandberg!

We'd like to have a word with you.

Don't you guys have anything better to
do?

All the kid did was make a bet on a
horse.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The right horse.

Remind me to call you when we need a
hostage negotiator.

Hey,

Jim, where are you going, man?

Where? My boy.

You know what?

We're not that bad at you.

You're not? No, sure, betting on
somebody else's horse, that stings a

but we're practical men. That's right.

Practical? Yeah. And we have all these
expenses.

You know, oats and hay.

Lots of oats and hay.

The stable costs?

Entry fees?

So we figured since we work together, we
would pool our resources.

You know, you tell us what horse to bet,
we lay down a few bets together.

Yeah.

You'll tell us the horse to bet.

Give me this.

Ten dollars on that one. Pay it, son.

I'm paying it for 20. I'm paying it for
30.

Put 20 down for me, all right, Simon?

Yes,

guys.

What's up? You hearing that noise again?

Yeah, I'm hearing it the whole time. You
know, sometimes it's more intense,

other times it's quiet.

But this is different.

It's coming from this direction down
here somewhere.

Hey!

Move away!

Catch APD!

Hey! Get away from that pillar!

Make sure you get some good pictures of
this.

So do you have any idea who he was? Pete
Winslow.

We had the grandstand renovated a couple
of months ago. He was the construction

foreman. Anything else you can tell me
about him? I'll dig up everything we've

got.

We'll be looking into that.

Hell of a place to end up, isn't it?

Probably never knew what hit him.

Two shots in the back and then they
dumped him in.

So, Jim, that's your brother, huh?

Yeah.

I could sort of see the family
resemblance.

I never could.

What are you doing in my office?

Just getting Winslow's information for
the police. That's okay. I can take care

of it myself.

Great. I got tons of stuff to do.

No, you don't.

Actually, I want your resignation on my
desk by the end of business today.

What? I have no choice.

The company is sitting on a merger worth
over a half a billion dollars to the

stockholders. You supervise the
renovations.

Supervise, yeah, but I don't think the
specs on that pillar call for adding a

body to the concrete.

Nobody's going to hold me responsible
for that.

No, maybe not, but I can't take that
chance. I can't have anyone on my team

is tainted in any way.

It could jeopardize the merger.

Look, you've got your own stock options
to think about, and you'll lose them if

I'm forced to fire you. I know, but this
is... Then do the right thing.

You'll save us all a lot of trouble.

Hey, I need to see you right away.

No, um, the usual place is fine.

Eight o 'clock.

Winslow's killer probably figured the
body would never be found.

Legitimately awful. Double pouring is
what made the column unstable.

Why did anybody want to kill him?

Uh, maybe he knew something.

About what?

I don't know.

Sandberg, if you don't have anything
useful to contribute, why don't you just

sit down?

Well, I did have a hot tip on a horse
and a fifth tomorrow, but...

Any final report came in, Simon.

Prince had bruises on his body that were
inconsistent with the fall.

Come on, Jim, that doesn't prove
anything. He could have tripped him out

shower. It happened on his balcony.

We have a suspect.

This is an enhanced image taken from a
security camera.

Isn't this your brother?

He admitted to being there.

He went out to talk to Prince, but when
he got out there, Prince had vanished.

He claims that nobody else was out
there.

Claims? What, you don't believe him?
Come on, Jim, he's your brother.

It's a long story, Simon.

The fact is, I really don't know him all
that well.

At this point, he's just another suspect
to me.

All right, well, you have opportunity.
What about motive?

I don't know. I'm working on that.

So you're willing to implicate your
brother on one piece of circumstantial

evidence to tie him to a crime that we
can't even prove took place?

Look, until this afternoon, I haven't
had a conversation with him in the last

years.

Look, if there is a murder, he's
definitely a suspect.

But come on, Jim, he's family.

If this gets serious, I'm going to have
to pull you off the case.

I hope you don't do that, Simon.

Jim, tell you what.

Why don't you go home and get some rest,
huh?

This whole thing will look better with
the water in it. Cut. I hope so, sir.

Hey, buddy.

After I took care of Prince, you said
you never wanted to see my face again.

You said that after Winslow, too.

Not that I don't find your company
enjoyable. I just get a little confused.

I have another job for you.

Of course you do.

It's an addiction.

Get rid of Stephen Ellison.

Come on, buddy.

People change, man.

I mean, look at you. Your experience in
Peru, it changed you, right?

So maybe your brother, maybe he changed
too.

Whatever he did, it must have been
pretty good, huh?

All right, all right. Look, if you don't
want to tell me, I'll understand.

But let me just say one more thing. When
you get something out into the open,

sometimes it's not as bad as you
originally thought it was.

My dad raised us, because my mom was
gone.

He was always pitting us against one
another, you know. He was really into

competition thing.

One year he bought season tickets to the
Jags, and he only bought two. So

whoever was in favor that week would get
to go.

I know it's a little thing.

Well, that doesn't sound little to me.
That sounds pretty harsh, man.

I guess he figured that competition
would toughen us up for the real world.

But in reality, it just drove us further
apart.

My dad had this car, a 65 Cobra. You
know that, right?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

If my dad was in a good mood, he'd let
me drive it every now and again, you

know, but only when he was with me.

Once I backed it out of the garage
myself, out of nowhere pops up my old

I thought he was going to split a
gasket. He wanted to rip my head open,

was so crazy.

He forbid me to even go near the car
again.

He was going to go on this business
trip, Japan, Australia. I don't know

it was.

He had promised Stephen that he was
going to take him on this trip.

If he kept his grades up.

One day Stephen comes home with a B.

A B.

The old man says, Stephen, sorry, the
deal's off. Jimmy, pack your bags.

So he punishes him by rewarding you.

Yeah, Stephen was pretty pissed off.

Jealous.

He was really hurt.

I guess he wanted to get the old man
back. Or maybe he was trying to get me

back. But he took a crowbar to the
cobra.

The old man must have figured I'd taken
it out for a joyride and dinged it up. I

said, I had nothing to do with this,
Pops.

He just wouldn't believe me. I mean, I
wasn't going to rat Steven out. He never

came forward and told the truth.

So he got to go on the trip.

Yeah, and I got to go on one of my own.

Right, join the army, see the world.

Something like that.

Bottom line was that I realized that I
wasn't going to be able to change the

relationship I had with my old man.

It was what it was.

I couldn't make him trust me.

We just couldn't communicate.

What about Steven?

What about Steven?

I mean, Jim, we all make mistakes, you
know. I mean, kids do stupid things when

they're scared.

Once when I was 14, I went to this store
and I stole this microscope, right?

Yes, a microscope, Jim. I was a science
nerd.

Anyway, the cops caught me.

And I swore up and down that I paid for
the thing, and I kept lying and getting

in deeper and deeper, and finally I just
couldn't take it anymore, and I had to

come out and tell the truth.

But by that time, nobody was listening.

What's your point here?

My point is I saw the look on Stephen's
face the other night when you two ran

into each other, and he was really glad
to see you.

You ever think that maybe you're the one
that stopped listening?

Yeah, Ellis.

Jim, it's Steven.

We have to talk. It's important.

Uh, Steven, it's been a long day. I'm
sitting here with a stack of documents

that proves everything you think about
me is true.

On the wire, you're on the phone with
your lawyer.

Come on, man. It's all a lie.

Look, I'm at the track and... Steven.

Jim, you still there? Yeah, what's going
on?

Just meet me here.

If you don't believe my story, you'll
have more than enough evidence to arrest

me. Are you willing to take that chance?

I'll be waiting in the executive parking
area under the grandstands.

I'll be there in 20 minutes.

Hey,

look what I've got for you.

Eat it up.

I've got to make you strong if I'm going
to save you from the glue fight.

All right, all right, all right. Hey,
see you tomorrow, pal.

What the hell's going on here?

I'm not sure.

You hit anywhere else?

No, I don't think so.

Yeah, this is Detective James Ellison.

Last thing's the park. I need an
ambulance.

We got a gunshot.

Executive Park.

You all right?

Son of a bitch stole my car.

Come on.

Carter, could you excuse us for a
moment?

Sure, Jim.

Appreciate it.

Sit down.

If I had been sitting up straight, it
probably would have killed me. I had no

other choice.

I had to protect myself.

You know all about that.

And you're still bearing a grudge.

Right now, I'm not feeling much of
anything.

You say you have no idea who that other
guy was.

Pat must have hired him.

She's the one behind all of this.

I figured it out about an hour before I
called you.

Now, listen to this.

Winslow... Quit on the 24th.

I know that because I saw him leave.

But in his personnel file, there's a
typed resignation, signed and dated, on

25th. The next day.

Right. Now, if you check the
construction record, you'll see that

was also poured on the 25th. But he's
already dead.

Right. Now, this is a record of all the
funds spent on the grandstand

renovation.

Pat was using my computer access number.

to change the purchase orders after I
had entered them, substituting cheaper

materials for what is in the architect's
specs.

But the full amount of money authorized
by the company was actually spent.

So what you're saying is that she was
skimming money off the top.

Right. Now, our company is about to
merge with a big European conglomerate.

Pat's stock options would be worth
millions.

Now, if she's caught stealing and fired,
she could lose it all.

How does Ben Prince factor into all
this? His legal action against the

could hold up the merger indefinitely.

Now, if you're right about him being
pushed off that balcony, Pat is probably

behind that, too.

Let's say this is all true.

This does not look good for you, either.

These printouts, they implicate you in
an embezzlement scheme.

And since you have stock options in the
company...

When this merger goes down, you stand to
make a pretty penny. You follow that

logic? You were on the balcony minutes
after Ben Prince falls to his death.

You just admitted that he was in the way
of the merger. I've got opportunity and

I've got motive.

And now I've got trouble.

Yeah, big time.

All right, you brought him in.

Do you believe him?

I don't know what to believe.

What does your heart tell you?

My heart tells me that he's my brother.

He wouldn't try to kill me or anybody
else.

Look, if you want me to take you out of
the case, just say the word. No, no, no,

I'm fine. Thank you. You sure? Yeah.

Be sure.

Hey, guys, why don't you come on out
here? We think we got something.

What's up?

That's the guy.

You sure?

Tony Grant.

You know him?

Yeah, second -rate hood. He'll kill
anybody for a hundred bucks.

You think he knows you saw him?

Looked the little weasel right in the
eyes.

Thanks, Herman. You've been a great
help.

Look, Jim.

If he's responsible for Pricing Rinslow,
he's not going to want any witnesses.

He'll go deep.

Surface when he thinks he can finish the
job.

If we can control where and when we can
take him down, we can get him to roll

over on Reynolds.

We can use Herman as the bait.

He's right.

Oh, no way. It's out of the question.

Ben Prince was the best friend I ever
had.

And if you think this kid killed him,
I'm willing to do whatever it takes.

Captain, you know he'll be there.

Albert, do you have any idea how
dangerous this is? I'm an old man.

Better that than spend what little time
I got left looking over my shoulder.

Yeah, Captain, we can set it up the next
time little Stogie runs.

He'll know I'll be there.

Now, look, what we can do is keep him in
protective custody until that time.

The day of the race, we're going to put
him in a bulletproof vest. We'll

surround you with men.

We'll give Grant only one opportunity to
strike.

In the meantime, we'll stir up the soup
a little bit.

We'll tell Reynolds that Herman gave us
a description of the suspect.

We haven't made a positive ID yet.

Reynolds will tell Grant he'll get
itchy.

Hey, it could work.

Good luck to you, dear.

How's that?

Feels like a corset.

Are you sure you want to go through with
this? Hey, if the cat's the best, maybe

I'll get my car back.

Let's go.

No, not yet.

He's here. I hope you find him soon.

Got him.

Get him back in the building. Get him
back in the building.

That's it. Police. Police.

Clear the way. Police.

Jim, what the hell happened? We got
ourselves another shooter, Simon.

Came from somewhere up there.

I mean, I was grappling with the guy. He
shot the camera and he took off through

the crowd.

Did you see anything?

I didn't see a thing.

All right, Brown.

You keep Herman inside.

We have another shooter. I'll be right
in.

You keep looking.

Got it.

What the hell are you doing out there?

Something went wrong. You're supposed to
create a diversion.

That was your plan, not mine.

He's wounded.

I should have never taught you how to
shoot.

It was your tough luck.

Watch out!

They're still alive. We got to keep them
that way. Get the track ambulance.

So much for our brilliant plan. Now
what?

You know what? I got an idea here. Now,
it's a little crazy. We've never tried

anything like it before. This ought to
be good. I'm open for anything as long

it works.

Well, Jim, track the gun that shot him.

It wasn't fired too long ago. You might
be able to smell the gunpowder.

She might still have it on her.

She?

She who?

Nat Reynolds.

How about it, Jim? Anything?

What?

Those crackling noises.

I hadn't heard them for a while, but now
they're back, louder than ever.

Hey, Diamond, we got to evacuate the
building.

Why? The whole damn thing is coming
down.

It's beginning to crumble.

All right, I'll get on it. You keep
looking.

Excuse me, sir.

Simon Banks, S .A .P .E. I need to find
your security office right away. Follow

me, sir.

Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your
attention, please?

This is a special security announcement.

Because of a minor electrical problem,
it has become necessary that we clear

grandstand immediately.

Please proceed slowly to the nearest
exit.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

To repeat, this is a special security
announcement because of a minor

problem. It has become necessary that we
clear the grandstand immediately.

Please proceed slowly to the nearest
exit.

Excuse me, folks.

I don't know how to... Excuse me. Pardon
me.

I can smoke a gunpowder. Great.

It's fading fast, Chief.

There she is.

Okay. Excuse me, folks.

Pardon me.

Excuse me.

Please, business.

Pardon me, folks.

Get the guts in there.

This is Captain Simon's bag. I need the
entire area sealed around Cascade

Amusement Park. The suspect is
attempting to escape the horseback.

That's right. I said horseback.

Come on, Dougie.

Just pin this one on my purse.

Give me your hands behind your back.

All right, take her out of here.

All right, come with us.

Hey, buddy.

Now this goes to its rightful recipient.

So you think he knows he's a hero cop?

Hey, well, that's what we're here for
now.

But, Jim, you're the real hero. I just
can't believe you just jumped in that

horse and just rolled off like that.

Jim's been holding out on us, pouring
with a silver spoon in his mouth. They

kept horses, you know. You had horses,
Jim? You know, you really think you know

somebody, fam, but you really don't.
They fool you every time. This guy sure

me snookered. Who would have thought
he'd finish everybody his last five

out? Jim,

where's your brother?

He was here a minute ago.

Yeah, maybe you're singing scared him
off.

Excuse me.

A little bit of a hawk out here tonight.

Yeah.

I'm amazed at how fast you got this
place up and running again.

Because we found the weakened areas of
the grandstand in time, we were able to

make the repairs.

Luckily, nobody got hurt before that
happened.

I never did ask how you figured out it
was about to go.

It's a trade secret.

I really appreciate you coming to the
awards dinner tonight, Steve.

Actually, I was kind of surprised you
invited me.

You know, I've done a lot of thinking.

I realized that growing up, it wasn't
us.

It was Dad.

Making us compete against one another
kept us from really knowing each other,

you know?

Kept us from...

Trusting one another.

What you did back then was unforgivable.

I spent my whole adult life trying to
deny it.

Telling myself that you had made your
choices and I had made mine and all was

right with the world.

But it wasn't.

I always looked up to you.

Always wanted to be like you.

And then one day I woke up and realized
that you were gone for good.

And it was my fault.

All along I thought you hated my guts.

You really want to be thin with those
clowns?

Yeah.

You know, all my friends are like...