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We'd better both get...

Get your hands on top of your head.

Police, freeze!

I make no guarantees where klein's concerned.

You see problems getting to klein?

Klein is crazy.

-Oh, my god. -Get down! Get down! Get down!

9y60, to all units, let's take 'em before they split.

They've made us.

Can't they move any faster?

I wanna be the daylight out of here.

[Speaks in Spanish]

Take it easy, as soon as you get fuel, you'd be on your way.

What time you're supposed to meet?

Well, I should be able to be there by...

[Grunts]

Hey, hey, hey!

Come on, klein.

Take it easy.

Go ahead, load her up.

Boy, your temper, probably that's gonna land you in hell.

Now let's get one thing straight forward,

you work for me and this is my operation.

And you're screwed up when you don't hire good people.

We'll all be in a hell if I'm get out of here.

Would you find out about the weather.

You're clear all the way.

Cross near nagalath and you won't have any problem.

Okay.

[♪♪♪]

What's it look like? Everything together?

Well, sarge, the load's in.

Things will start moving in about an hour.

-Your people together? -We're okay.

-How many? And where? -One hundred.

I wouldn't waste my time on a hundred.

Delivery will take place in an abandoned car lot

at lake and olive. Two trucks.

The way things are goin',

I'd be lucky to get a misdemeanor filing

what happened to the other four hundred?

You cops are as greedy as the crooks, Byron.

It's all there.

Five hundred, just like I said.

Two trucks. Is the man going to be there?

I'm not sure but if you stay with the load truck,

they'll take you right to him, be cool.

Okay?

Klein's info was good, it's going down.

I wouldn't bank on it, he's crazy.

9y60, this one's the load truck.

Hang tight, things should start to move.

9y60, to all units,

let's take 'em before they split. They've made us.

Sure. But what's going on?

I mean, that's the third appointment

I've broken this month don't I rate a day off?

You're not gonna believe this.

But I don't know what's going on.

Secondly, yes, you do rate a day off.

And I tell you what, as soon as I find out what's going on,

you'll be the first one to get what she needs.

Thank you so much.

Wade: No. No!

Captain? What's up?

We've got a little problem on our hands

and frankly we need some outside help.

Well, listen, we're up to our necks now in cases

she hasn't even been to the hairdresser in three weeks.

Ever see him before?

No.

Should I know him?

Go ahead. Tell them.

Name's bill klein. He was one of our top snitches.

Used to be an airline pilot,

but he got fired several years ago

for flying a 737 under the golden gate bridge

with a full load of passengers.

He sounds like my kind of guy.

On the street he's called "crazy bill."

The guy's been working for us for about a year,

made some big cases.

But we just learned yesterday,

that he's also been flying in loads,

big ones, heroin, cocaine, weed.

Yeah, let me guess, while you were working his weed cases,

his people were flying in everything under the sun, right?

You've got the picture.

He knows half the guys in my division.

But he doesn't know us, so he's ours, right?

You worked narcotics before, you know how the game is played,

besides you won't be going in cold.

We've got a snitch into klein, I think.

You think?

I think. Anyway, he's yours.

I'll brief them in the squad room on the rest of the case.

Wait a minute. Be careful.

I'm afraid we taught this guy

exactly how we do business, everything

and, the Mexican feds tried to take him

and he literally, and, I mean, literally,

flew them into the ground.

I think I'd rather go to the hairdresser.

Hey, hey, hey, man.

What is all this?

Got to be careful, Jimmy. Just checking.

For what? You know I ain't carryin' no piece.

You could be wired, working for the man.

Now, come on, man, you know, I come here to do business,

and, and you search me like I was a crook.

You know, you know you're paranoid, you're nuts!

[Laughs]

You are a crook, remember?

And I'm not paranoid, just careful.

Now what can I do for you?

Five hundred keys, man.

I got a big buyer comin' in from Seattle.

A little heavy for you, isn't it?

Well, you know, like I told you,

I got buyers coming in from Washington, man.

Okay, you came to the right supermarket.

You get in touch with my man, spear,

and work out the delivery.

Right. Right. Yeah, I'll call him right away.

My people are waiting to get it on.

-Hey, bill! -Sir?

How do I know?

[Giggles]

Well, for all I know you could be working for the man.

[Both laugh]

You know what this place reminds me of?

I can't imagine.

Lemonade.

Lemonade?

When, I was a kid and it got this hot,

I sold ice cold lemonade.

Hmm.

You know I think I'd trade in my badge right now,

for a six-pack,

nice, cool, wet.

Had to bring up lemonade, didn't you?

At Christmas time I sold hot chocolate.

[Crowley laughs]

Well, at least Pete and Joe are in the shade.

-You hear that? -Huh?

I think we have company.

Hand me the c. C.

Okay, he's here. Everybody, just, just cool it

until he's on the ground unloading.

Stay down, stay down.

He's just checking the area, that's all, stay down.

Boy, he's cautious. I'll say that for him.

He's landing?

[Sighs]

What's happening?

Bill, look at the pilot.

That's not klein. That's...

There's something wrong.

- Where are they going? - Hey, not now, dammit!

12y51. Get back! It's a dummy run!

[Screams]

Higgins?

Last minute something went wrong,

I guess if everything looked alright,

the other pilot was gonna call klein in with the load.

We'll get you to a hospital.

Oh, my god!

Get down! Get down! Get down!

Stay down! Stay down! He's coming back.

Has anyone got a knife? I'd like to cut myself a piece of coffee.

Who brewed this, anyway?

You were right here when I made it. What's wrong?

It's 'mountain grown.

Yeah, I know.

You know something, pep, I think I know now why you're single.

Yeah?

Did you ground these for your divorce?

Oh, Pete, you just don't know good coffee when you taste it.

Kindly kill the lights, will ya?

Would ya kill the lights, will ya?

Let's have a look at my old buddy.

Let's take a look at our boy here.

Watch this.

Pepper: Oh, wow! Crowley: Watch it, watch it.

Pepper: Oh. Oh.

Ooh.

Oh, oh, no!

Rowley: You think anybody could walk away from that?

Pepper: Oh, man. I can't believe it.

Okay.

There's our boy, it's Michael Gregory.

This guy's done a little of everything.

Not only he's a race car driver,

but he also worked for a while on a tuna boat

even did a stint as a Hollywood stuntman.

That is one hunk of choice male flesh.

I'd make coffee for him any day.

That's all he needs.

First he loses his car in the time trials

then you make him a pot of coffee.

That's two disasters in a row, huh?

[All giggle]

Hey, bill, where did you run into him?

- You're not a racing fan. - No, his kid brother got busted.

In order to help him out of a jam,

Mike here, made us a four ton weed case.

[Sighs]

Involved a tuna boat he worked on.

What does he do now, besides stay in shape?

Well, I haven't heard much about him since that crash,

but I understand he's flat on his butt.

You know, I've heard stories about guys

who hunt bear with a switch and he could.

[Laughs] Yeah.

Well, Pete, he's probably a vegetarian.

You know, carrots alfalfa, sprouts. Wow, honey.

You'd better hope so. You're gonna need something in common.

[Laughs]

I think he's a meat eater, folks.

Pepper: He's built like a bear. Maybe he's hibernating.

Well, maybe you oughta stay outta his porridge.

Male voice: [V.O.] Who's got the bread? We didn't bring it.

Male voice: [V.O.] Hey, look, I'm not here to play games,

now somebody's gonna get hurt.

We'd better get over there before somebody does get hurt.

I think I'll just stay here.

Male voice: [V.O.] Just relax. The boss is across the street waiting to meet you.

He said he'd pay you himself.

Yeah, well, where is he, man? And who is he?

Let's go!

I want my bread. He's waiting outside.

His name is sergeant crowley.

Dammit, crowley! Why me, man? Why me?

You guys didn't set this whole thing up

just to bust me with a lousy twenty-five keys of grass

which will probably be legal in another six months, anyway.

Well, I don't know about that, I do know that you been...

Scorin' with some pretty heavy people.

Well, just who are these heavy people?

The connection is a pilot named bill klein.

[Laughs]

Don't tell me you want me to give you bill klein.

You take me to jail.

We'll offer you a walk for the twenty-five keys.

Oh, come on, crowley.

I won't do more than sixty days, at best, and you know it.

I'll take my chances in court.

We understand you build and drive race cars.

I used to till some rookie driver

busted up $40,000 worth of my machinery.

Well, that brings up an interesting question.

Maybe you can answer it for us.

What do you think Nascar would say if they found out

that one of their owner/drivers

had been busted on a narcotics rap?

Oh, I see.

I work for you, or I don't drive again. Is that the picture?

It's comin' into focus.

We need you to get to klein.

[♪♪♪]

Yeah, yeah, okay, I'll do it.

But I want one promise up front.

What's that?

I make no guarantees where klein's concerned.

So I get a walk just for helping, just helping.

Whether or not you guys catch klein or not.

You see problems getting to klein?

[Laughs]

Lady, you've got two major problems right off the bat.

Number one, klein is crazy,

and number two, he's got a steadfast rule.

Yeah. What's that?

He never deals with strangers.

[Laughs]

-Well... -Welcome back.

Well, thank you.

You sit there.

Scotch and water with a twist?

Right. [Giggle]

Got a good memory.

That's not all. I've also got these passionate Italian eyes.

Oh.

So, tell me what you've been doing?

How the department's been treating you?

Joyce, I'll tell you what, I'll make a deal with you.

You don't ask me about the department...

And I won't ask you how the captain

keeps that great big thing up there in the air, okay?

Okay.

Now about tonight.

First I thought we'd have a little dinner.

Oh.

'Cause I have found a sensational

little Italian restaurant

and then I thought maybe we'd come back here

listen to a little jazz.

I've loaded up with Chuck mangione records.

Now what do you say to all that?

[♪♪♪]

Yes, to the Italian dinner.

Yes, to the movie.

And finally, yes, to mangione, he's my favorite.

I gotta tell you, I just love the way you say yes.

[Laughs]

[Phone rings]

Yeah?

Ah, Mike, yeah, listen not, not tonight.

Well, just set the meet up for tomorrow, okay?

Because I can't make it tonight, that's why.

Okay, I said okay, Mike.

Yeah, just where do you want us to meet you?

Half hour, alright?

Yeah, give me a half hour.

Joyce, listen this is very important,

honey, I've got to meet this informant,

it's only gonna take me like an hour at the most.

I'll be back in.

Oh, I gotta make another call.

By the time you get out of the shower.

Just freshen up, you know. Yeah, pep?

Yeah, it's bill, I just got a call from Mike.

He's set a meet up with the crooks,

the corner of echo park and sunset.

Yeah, the doughnut shop, okay?

Yeah, we'll meet him there in a half hour, okay, fine.

See you there.

Joyce, honey, listen, it's only gonna take me an hour.

I've been through this act before, remember?

Two days!

Two days I waited for you on one of your hour meets.

- Joyce that was different. - Not this time, though.

Honey, you're kidding with the book.

Oh, mind if I use your phone?

You look like you could use another drink.

Yeah. Listen.

How do you feel about Chuck mangione?

Oh, I love him.

-Oh, yeah? -Mm-hmm.

So does my husband, why?

Nothin'. I'm just doin' a survey.

What do you say, vern?

This is pepper. My, new roommate.

-What is it you need? -Well...

I've got a buyer who's ready to do one hundred right now.

That's no problem, a little heavy for you, isn't it?

Well, it's time to make my move.

Get some of that big money.

Like the man said, make hay while the sun shines.

Sounds like good business.

The price is $100 a kilo,

and we specify the delivery point.

We'd like to have an idea when and where,

so we can get our money together and be ready.

I'd assume that you already had all your bread together by now,

or else we wouldn't be sitting here talking.

As a matter of fact, I want half of the bread out front tonight!

Oh, come on!

Heal it, vern.

You know I've never scored anything this heavy before.

And I'm just not ready to front five grand like it was nothing.

Mike, baby, now you know our operation.

If we don't have any money up front, then it's no go.

That's our insurance that we're not dealing with the man.

When you get your act together call me.

We can do some big business.

Mike and I are into some pretty heavy people.

We stand to move a lot of kilos if this thing goes right.

We're putting everything into it.

I'm sorry, sweetheart.

No bread in front, no deal. Now Mike knows that.

Our people are gonna be testing us on this first deal.

If it goes right, we're in.

They want to follow up with a thousand kilos

every two weeks, and maybe some heroin.

Hey, look, these people want the first ton,

a week after we do this first hundred.

That's the reason we're both going to have to bend a little.

Can you see them putting up fifty thousand dollars?

You wouldn't and neither would we.

We're gonna have to get used to doing business

hand to hand or...

Mike and I we're just gonna have to shop around

and find another connection.

[Laughs]

How come she's doing all the talking?

Well, her old man

is one of the biggest weed wholesalers west of Chicago.

Ex?

Ex-old man, and now, she's my lady.

Okay, we'll go hand just once.

You go ahead and get your bread together for tomorrow.

Delivery will be some time after noon.

Where?

I'll let you know when I call you.

That's my first car.

Took a first place at Daytona.

I've seen that car.

-You need sugar? -Um-hmm.

Boy, they sure cost a lot, don't they?

Where's your iced tea?

You still got it? Oh, I need ice thanks, bill.

No. I sold it and everything else I had to buy my second car.

A good competitive stock car runs upward of forty thousand.

Umm and yours? It crashed, huh?

I didn't crash.

One of the rookie drivers took a turn a little too wide,

bounced off the wall, hit my car,

can't buy insurance on a race car.

They're sure takin' their time. It's almost five o'clock.

Come on, crowley. How many dope cases you worked?

Yeah, I know. This is their way of letting us know that

they're calling the shots, right.

[Telephone rings]

I'm here.

Alright, we got everything together.

Yeah, man, we got the bread.

Okay, it'll take by an hour or half to get there.

Alright. Dealing when we understand.

We'll just drive.

Cheers.

[♪♪♪]

-Hello. -Vern.

The money, please, I'd like to see it.

Show and tell.

Care to count it?

Mike, did you ever cash a check at a bank

and then not count the money that the teller gave you?

Of course you didn't.

It's all there.

Yes, ma'am, it is.

Where's our merchandise?

Just hang tight.

See the Joshua tree.

Well, just start walking toward it.

Four bags, twenty-five keys in each duffle bag.

Start walking toward it, you'll see it.

It's all there. Give me the keys.

I hope you counted it.

All's well.

Next time you want to do business, call me.

I heard him.

He never let us see him near the stuff.

Don't worry about spear he isn't that smart.

Ol' bill klein is around here somewhere pulling his strings.

Let's go.

Oh. Wow, air conditioning.

[Laughs]

I guess when you make sergeant, that's one of the fringies, huh?

You guys look great.

The sun's done wonders for your complexion.

Which one's royster?

The one with the carrot in his ear.

[Giggles]

Now, look, what's going on?

Spear hasn't left the air field for two days, now, you know?

Boys, this morning we got this little report from customs.

Says they found that pilot for us

the one that ran Higgins down.

At least they say they found what was left of him.

Where?

Just north of Nogales.

They figure he came across the border about fifty-feet,

trying to beat the radar,

crashed into the side of a mountain.

Spread weed for half a mile.

Did Mike hear anything about our load?

Wanna tell 'em the good news?

Spear phoned Mike this morning.

Said that they're ready with the ton.

Now all we have to do is come up with the money we got two days.

Well, a hundred grand?

That's more than I make in a week.

Where are we going to get a $100,000 to flash?

That's what we've been asking,

with the state and our own money, we can raise sixty grand.

No more.

We tapped vice, intelligence, everyone.

But what about the feds?

-The feds? -Yeah.

I'd rather borrow from a loan shark.

Sounds good. Klein's one of the biggest around.

How's the deal to go down?

We've already let a hundred keys go,

just to get locked in tight.

Pepper and our snitch flash the money, and we get the load.

This informant do we know him?

No.

Well, bill, you know our policy about informants.

We like to meet them, interview them personally

before we enter a joint investigation.

Yeah, well, you know our policy about informants.

Dan, this thing's all together, it's ready to go right now.

Now we don't want to screw it up, okay?

Cooperation, we want that.

We'd just like to have pepper Duke in one of our own men

so that we can identify all the players.

The players?

Dan, will you understand something please,

nobody's playing.

They've already killed one of ad narc's snitches.

Look, bill, you guys are locals.

Now, we're looking at the overall aspects of the case,

the big picture, so to speak.

Who's doing what? When? Where?

The big picture, huh?

Okay, here it is,

you guys couldn't catch a crook in the county jail.

Klein moves more weed and junk in a week

than you seize in a year, that's the big picture.

Let's get the hell out of here.

I'll borrow the money from the bank.

Let's look at this like a business deal, alright?

Now, we're putting in sixty thousand,

and you're putting in forty.

So, we're the major stockholders.

We call the shots.

So either you're in or you're out. Just that simple.

We're in.

But I still want a little photo of that snitch for our files.

Oh...

Well, I've seen better.

I've seen worse.

[Laughs]

Crowley, nice room you picked out for us.

Nice double bed.

Ohh, you're kidding. I hope you're receiving me well.

I'm gonna stash the money in the closet.

Crowley, I still think we should have one of my own men in there,

just to play it safe.

Dan, the only reason we're into them at all,

is because Mike's been able to convince them

that pepper's his girlfriend.

Klein won't do business with strangers.

[Telephone rings]

Okay, we're in room 1, right next to 2.

We'll meet you here in about fifteen minutes.

Right?

[Sighs] That was spear.

He said after the money count,

we're to go to an abandoned airstrip, and pick up the load.

So watch our bags, crowley.

Hey, bill.

[Phone rings]

Yeah.

Alright.

It was crowley, spear's here,

but there's another crook with him,

so crook, huh? You sound like a cop.

[Knock at door]

Come on.

-Vern? -Hello.

Be cool, man, just be cool.

Got a lot of money here just protecting our investment.

He's okay.

He can have this back when this thing's over.

Sounds like the Mexican was armed.

It's there, every nickel.

How much is in each stack?

Filthy crook, he's counting every dollar.

Twenty.

Okay, we'll lead you to the load you follow us in the camper.

I'll take the money for insurance.

Don't. Don't let them take the bread.

Pepper put it back on the bed.

You've seen ours, now stop messing around.

Now I really mean it.

Our agreement, remember?

-We work hand to hand. -Right.

I'll call ya and tell ya where you can pick it up.

Relax, you did fine.

[Sighs]

I go through this on every deal.

Now's where the rubber meets the road.

When the money and the load get together, right?

Um-hmm. If it's gonna rip, that's when it'll happen.

I'll tell you what, when this thing's finished

I'll buy you the biggest steak in town.

You're on.

You're not included in that, crowley.

[Pepper laughs]

Hey, big fella, you're thirsty?

-How about something cold? -Yeah. Sure.

-Your treat? -My treat. I'll be right back.

[Gasps]

Be quiet.

If you do anything crazy, I'll blow your head off.

[♪♪♪]

Crowley: Wrong, Dan.

We're not rescuing a ship with a platoon of hit and hit hard,

what d'you think they'd do to pepper?

Benedict: Bill!

Hey, you guys got klein all wrong.

I think this deal is still together.

You think klein would kidnap a cop?

No way, man! If he smelled the heat

he'd just back off quietly.

You guys oughta know how klein works

you taught him everything he knows.

You know him a lot better. How would you handle it?

Just wait for the phone call.

It'll come, when it does, just play it by ear.

Just go on like everything's together.

Come on, bill, now there's no way you'd let him

take a hundred thousand dollars out in the desert alone.

He could be part of this whole thing.

Well, if he is,

he's got an awfully tight act, I'll say that for him...

No, we're going to play it like the deal's together,

except for one thing, I want you to get that chopper up there.

When that call comes in, I want you up there.

Crowley, you send him out there with our bread,

and it's all yours.

It's your responsibility if something goes wrong.

It's your baby.

You really hang in there, don't you?

Klein: You sure eased some worries I've got about your boyfriend.

Pepper: Yeah?

In this business, you've got to cover your own...

Because no one else will.

What are you worried about?

We did a hundred and everything went okay.

Two things, baby. One, a rip,

and a million dollars' worth of grass is temptation enough

to turn a preacher's head around.

Second, you could be the man, or maybe working for him.

Two of us can't rip off a ton of grass

and, do I look like heat?

I don't know, baby doll.

But I own a little motel down near mazatlán,

caters to gentlemen of sport drinking, fishing, ladies.

If your partner doesn't come through as planned,

you may be involved in a whole new line of work.

[Sighs]

You're too much.

You've got me as hostage

and your still worried about Mike?

Just cautious.

Besides, I'm beginning to enjoy your company.

12-y-50, come in, air ten.

Royster's voice: This is air ten, go ahead.

Pete, Mike's en route to the meet location,

south of highway 111, east of palm canyon.

Do you have him in sight?

Royster's voice: That's a Roger.

We've got a good shot of the camper from here.

Terrific.

You alone?

Yeah, I'm alone.

Where's the girl?

Open up the camper. I want to check inside.

Right, amigo, I've still got your gun,

be a good boy and maybe I'll give it back to you.

Better look in the John there, vern.

Where's the money?

Now you've got a one-track mind, man.

Now I asked you, where's the girl?

And where's my grass?

You'll get 'em.

Follow us.

[♪♪♪]

He came alone, no tail?

Alone, I searched the camper too.

Let's go, babe.

I've had it with this clown's bad dude routine.

-The deal's off. -Hold it right there!

I'm calling the shots.

Why don't you use that thing man, or put it away.

Look, this deal's gone sour,

so we're just gonna take our bread and split.

You're right, this deal is sour.

Hold it!

Have you got the bread?

From the start.

You've seen it. Where's the dope?

Close by.

Spears will take you to it as soon as I've got the bucks.

You're nuts!

You've been holding me in lieu of the money,

I'm your collateral, let's just keep it that way.

Oh, that's terrific, except if your big boyfriend

here decides to split with the weed,

I'm left sitting here sucking my thumb.

Then look, klein, I'll stay here with you.

She goes to the load and lays the money on spear

when they take delivery.

That satisfy you?

Okay, give her the keys to the camper

and you come over here and sit down.

You make a bigger target anyway.

We'll have steak tonight, just the two of us.

You're beautiful.

And you're on for the steak.

Take care of yourself.

Come on, hurry up, we've got to get this thing loaded.

Pretty neat, huh?

We've got four just like this.

We move, seven or eight tons a week.

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

Been doing a good business in heroin too.

So tell your people we've got our end covered.

You sure do. I'll say that for you.

Let's go get the money.

They'll be through here in a minute.

We'd better both get...

Get your hands on top of your head.

You're crazy. You can't rip-off a...

Tell your friends to jump down.

Police, freeze!

Okay, Fred, they're all yours, keep 'em down.

Okay, how're we gonna get Mike back?

The money? Where's the money?

Pepper, you didn't leave the money with Mike?

It's in the camper, Dan. Don't you ever stop worrying?

Yeah. I know, it's only money.

Mr. Spear here, is going to drive back

just like everything went down, okay aren't you, Mr. Spear?

-It won't work. -It better work!

Crowley: This is m-1, you stay with them, I'm taking the short cut.

Everything went as planned. Are you ready, Mike?

Cut it, lady.

-Vern, get over here. -I can't.

There's a cop in the back seat with a gun on my head.

You tell that cop friend of yours

to throw his gun out the window,

or I'm gonna cut Mike in two.

And I'm not playin' around.

Joe.

Get the money, vern.

You get over here, relax.

Get over here!

Come on! Now!

Come on!

You and I are gonna take a little flight.

Tell them to get that chopper out of here,

or she's a dead lady!

Dammit, vern, come on, can't you move, let's go!

Dammit, vern, come on, move, now!

Now!

[Screams]

So, now what?

Where do you go from here?

Hmm. Mechanic, I guess.

Work on someone else's cars.

I'm a good one.

I'm sure you are.

Listen, Mike, I want to say something

about the way you helped us, you really...

Hey. Save it.

Besides, here comes crowley and company.

Just in the Nick of time I was about to get serious myself.

We just finished the reports. Thanks for waiting.

Oh, you're welcome.

How's our old fed friend, Dan?

Oh, he went back to uncle Sam clutching every dollar.

[Laughs]

You gentlemen may as well sit down.

-Oh, yeah, sit down. -Thank you kindly.

I thought you'd never ask.

Oh. Speaking of friend,

how did klein know the deal didn't go down when I got back?

The headlights, if the deal had gone down as planned,

spear was gonna drive back with the headlights on.

[Sighs]

Klein. He always held a kicker.

Well, are you gonna tell him?

Yeah, almost forgot.

I talked to a good friend of mine,

a big businessman told him about you and your racing.

He said that if you'd drop by,

he'd sponsor your car like a tax write-off.

Well, it looks like you're back in the racing business.

Congratulations!

That's great, bill.

To tell you one thing, it's a hell of a lot safer

than the business you guys are in.

[Laughs]

I'll drink to that.