After Hours Page #5
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- Year:
- 1985
- 97 min
- $10,600,000
- 3,030 Views
...I've got 97 cents.
- No.
401
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32:31,398 -- 00:32:33,992- It's raining like mad out there.
- No.
402
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32:34,478 -- 00:32:37,356Would you just give me a break?
403
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32:37,518 -- 00:32:39,907I'm sorry, I can't do that.
I could lose my job.
404
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32:42,158 -- 00:32:44,353Who would know, exactly?
405
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32:44,518 -- 00:32:48,830I could go to a party, get drunk,
talk to someone. Who knows?
406
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32:48,998 -- 00:32:50,556Would you give me
a goddamn token?!
407
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32:50,718 -- 00:32:53,755No, goddamn it! I can't give you a token.
Those tokens are $ 1.50.
408
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32:53,918 -- 00:32:56,512I can't sell them for 97 cents.
We'd lose money that way.
409
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32:56,678 -- 00:32:59,909All right, there's the train. Come on,
give me a token! Come on!
410
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33:07,358 -- 00:33:10,236- Can I help you?
- Yeah, I wanted to take the Express.
411
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33:10,398 -- 00:33:12,036I mean, it was the other way around.
412
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33:12,198 -- 00:33:15,474- I'm talking to you.
- I know. I'm sorry.
413
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33:15,638 -- 00:33:18,232I've never done that.
I don't know what came over me.
414
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33:18,398 -- 00:33:20,195The fares went up and I have 97 cents.
415
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33:20,358 -- 00:33:23,873I won't even take the train.
I won't even take it. I'm sorry.
416
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33:24,238 -- 00:33:25,591That's my train.
417
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33:25,758 -- 00:33:27,874That's the one I wanted. Thanks a lot.
418
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33:30,238 -- 00:33:32,069COP:
Must be a full moon out there.
419
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33:50,598 -- 00:33:52,907[MUSIC PLAYS]
420
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34:39,078 -- 00:34:40,716Can I get you something?
421
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34:41,278 -- 00:34:43,075I have 97 cents.
422
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34:45,158 -- 00:34:46,671That's not very much, is it?
423
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34:46,838 -- 00:34:49,557No. No, it's not.
424
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34:51,038 -- 00:34:54,713Do I have to order something?
I mean, can I just sit here for a minute?
425
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34:57,238 -- 00:34:59,433- Yes. Sure.
- Thanks.
426
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34:59,598 -- 00:35:01,270Any time.
427
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35:51,118 -- 00:35:54,076[PEEING]
428
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36:35,158 -- 00:36:36,591What'll it be?
429
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36:39,318 -- 00:36:41,957I don't want anything.
I just wanna sit here.
430
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36:42,118 -- 00:36:43,631Is that okay?
431
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36:43,798 -- 00:36:45,390- Sure.
- Thanks.
432
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36:45,838 -- 00:36:49,194But if you're looking to make friends,
don't get your hopes up.
433
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36:49,398 -- 00:36:51,468Looks like a pretty slow night.
434
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36:53,478 -- 00:36:56,072Yeah. Well...
435
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36:56,238 -- 00:36:58,877- It is late.
- Not for this place.
436
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36:59,078 -- 00:37:00,989Things are usually hopping
around now.
437
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37:01,158 -- 00:37:04,468That's all right, really.
I just wanted to get in out of the rain.
438
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37:04,958 -- 00:37:07,916I just hope it lets up soon.
439
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37:09,398 -- 00:37:12,629- I really just wanna go home.
- Aren't the subways running?
440
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37:14,718 -- 00:37:16,709But I happen to be broke
at the moment, see.
441
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37:17,958 -- 00:37:21,394Christ. I'll give you the money. Poor guy.
442
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37:21,558 -- 00:37:23,947Really? I can't tell you how much
that would mean to me.
443
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37:24,118 -- 00:37:25,153[KNOCKING]
444
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37:25,958 -- 00:37:29,268- Oh, Christ. Not another one.
- What? Another what?
445
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37:30,478 -- 00:37:34,027Guy lives in the same building as me.
He's been here three times tonight...
446
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37:34,198 -- 00:37:37,474...to tell me about three burglaries
in this neighborhood, all tonight.
447
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37:38,038 -- 00:37:39,710- Sh*t.
- What?
448
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37:40,158 -- 00:37:41,432What?
449
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37:41,598 -- 00:37:45,113I'm just trying to remember if I turned
my burglar alarm on at home tonight.
450
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37:45,278 -- 00:37:46,916Sometimes I forget.
451
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37:47,318 -- 00:37:49,388Oh, well, anyway.
452
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37:59,238 -- 00:38:01,308[REGISTER DINGING]
453
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38:04,758 -- 00:38:06,828That's all right. It's all right.
454
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38:08,478 -- 00:38:11,038That's all right. Forget it.
Doesn't matter.
455
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38:11,198 -- 00:38:13,758I'd like to open the register.
What if I got a rush now?
456
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38:13,918 -- 00:38:15,556Yeah, I see your point.
457
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38:16,198 -- 00:38:17,870What about a key?
Do you have a key?
458
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38:18,038 -- 00:38:21,997- Yeah, but I keep it up in my apartment.
- Damn. That's too bad.
459
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38:23,678 -- 00:38:26,875Listen, I can't go anywhere,
but how'd you like to do me a favor?
460
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38:27,038 -- 00:38:28,596- For subway fare?
- Lf you don't mind.
461
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38:28,758 -- 00:38:31,591- You got it.
- I'm at 158 Spring Street, top floor.
462
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38:31,798 -- 00:38:34,551Wait a minute.
What am I doing?
463
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38:35,718 -- 00:38:37,037Right.
464
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38:37,798 -- 00:38:39,948You don't know me,
I don't know you.
465
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38:40,118 -- 00:38:43,110I might rip you off, right?
Is that what you're thinking?
466
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38:44,798 -- 00:38:47,312I'm not gonna rip you off. I'm not.
467
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38:47,478 -- 00:38:49,230With what I've been through tonight...
468
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38:49,398 -- 00:38:52,310is steal from somebody.
469
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38:52,478 -- 00:38:54,594470
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38:55,118 -- 00:38:56,392Look, here.
471
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38:56,558 -- 00:38:58,947Here are my keys.
This is my deposit, okay?
472
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38:59,198 -- 00:39:02,713If I don't come back, these are yours.
Everything I own is yours.
473
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39:02,878 -- 00:39:06,188I just wanna get home. Keep them.
474
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39:08,158 -- 00:39:11,070Okay, all right. Good. Here.
475
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39:12,398 -- 00:39:15,435The keys for the register
are over the light switch, on a hook.
476
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39:15,598 -- 00:39:17,793The alarm is underneath
the light switch.
477
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39:17,958 -- 00:39:19,789Make sure you see a beeping red light.
478
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39:19,998 -- 00:39:22,558- Beeping red light. 158 Spring.
- Top floor.
479
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39:22,718 -- 00:39:24,356I'll be right back.
480
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39:25,398 -- 00:39:27,707[THUNDERING]
481
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39:38,358 -- 00:39:41,316[SIRENS WAILING]
482
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39:57,918 -- 00:39:59,715[BEEPING]
483
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40:19,158 -- 00:40:20,989PAUL:
Oh, no.
484
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40:21,758 -- 00:40:23,430Oh, God.
485
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40:24,278 -- 00:40:26,234Oh, Jesus! God.
486
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40:27,278 -- 00:40:29,838MAN 1:
What's come from Phil?MAN 2:
I don't wanna read it.487
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40:29,998 -- 00:40:31,989I'm jealous.
He even sounded tan on the phone.
488
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40:32,158 -- 00:40:34,513NEIGHBOR 1:
I wonder if this is489
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40:34,678 -- 00:40:37,750NEIGHBOR 2:
Did you get whatyou wanted or did we spoil your fun?
490
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40:37,918 -- 00:40:41,308- Who are you? You don't live here.
- I'm a friend of Tom's.
491
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40:41,478 -- 00:40:43,787Tom who?
There are three Toms living here.
492
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40:43,958 -- 00:40:46,518Look, guys, I'm not a burglar.
So get your hands off me.
493
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40:46,678 -- 00:40:49,238
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