Return to Paradise Page #2
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- 1998
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you have it right now, right here.
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10:39,598 -- 00:10:41,840So eager to get on
with your charmed lives
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10:42,059 -- 00:10:44,550that you miss what's happening now.
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10:44,770 -- 00:10:47,806You know what I mean?
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10:49,900 -- 00:10:51,976We got mellow hash, right?
94
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10:52,194 -- 00:10:54,601We got coconuts filled with rum.
95
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10:54,821 -- 00:10:59,151We got beautiful, gracious chicks that
like us just cos we're Yankees and tall.
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10:59,368 -- 00:11:05,121- Some of us.
- And you've got this warm, calm water.
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11:05,332 -- 00:11:08,452It's like God's own bathtub
or something, man.
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11:09,336 -- 00:11:13,500Hey, Lew, are you really gonna stay here
and try to save those gorillas?
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11:13,715 -- 00:11:15,340- Yeah.
- That's cool, man.
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11:15,551 -- 00:11:18,172That's totally cool, Lew. Totally cool.
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11:18,387 -- 00:11:22,515You sound, uh, interested.
You wanna join me?
102
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11:22,724 -- 00:11:27,102The flight's tomorrow.
Can't change the ticket. No refund.
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11:27,312 -- 00:11:30,183Think about it.
104
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11:49,251 -- 00:11:52,667- Morning.
- Hey, good morning, man.
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11:53,922 -- 00:11:56,840- How do you feel?
- Good, good.
106
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12:02,472 -- 00:12:08,012So? Is it civilisation
and its discontents
107
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12:08,228 -- 00:12:11,763or uh... you, me and the monkeys?
108
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12:15,027 -- 00:12:19,107I don't think I'm cut out for that kind
of thing, Lew. That's for you, man.
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12:21,283 -- 00:12:27,321To tell you the truth...
I don't have that kind of stuff in me.
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12:29,166 -- 00:12:34,587Well, I think
you're wrong about yourself, but...
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12:34,796 -- 00:12:36,872- Give 'em hell.
112
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12:37,090 -- 00:12:41,005New York is calling you home.
Martinis, pretty girls, the Yankees.
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12:41,220 -- 00:12:43,212Or do you want to stay here?
114
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12:50,687 -- 00:12:53,013Don't smoke it all in one bowl.
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12:53,232 -- 00:12:55,271You keep this. I got Tony's.
116
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12:55,484 -- 00:12:57,856I wouldn't take Excedrin
out of this country.
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12:58,070 -- 00:13:01,569- Why did we buy so much hash?
118
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13:03,700 -- 00:13:05,527Uh-oh.
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13:05,744 -- 00:13:09,872Well, I guess this is it, man. Yeah?
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13:10,082 -- 00:13:13,285- See ya, buddy. Good luck.
- I'm gonna miss you guys.
121
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13:13,502 -- 00:13:17,286Bullshit. You'll find a couple of chimps
prettier than both of us.
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13:17,506 -- 00:13:20,079You f***er.
123
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13:21,885 -- 00:13:24,257Take care.
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13:24,471 -- 00:13:27,342- I'll see you.
- All right.
125
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13:27,558 -- 00:13:29,846Safe travels.
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14:04,845 -- 00:14:07,134Yeah, Gaby, listen. Yeah.
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14:07,347 -- 00:14:10,301OK. You know what?
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14:10,517 -- 00:14:14,385No, I just, you know,
I can't talk about anything right now.
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14:14,605 -- 00:14:19,563Listen uh... No, I'm not interested
in discussing this right now.
130
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14:19,776 -- 00:14:22,314I got two people in the back of my car.
I'm working.
131
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14:22,529 -- 00:14:27,405Gaby, maybe when this shift's over,
I'll call you, we'll grab a bite, OK?
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14:27,618 -- 00:14:30,369That's my dispatcher. I gotta go.
133
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14:30,579 -- 00:14:32,655I gotta go. Bye.
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14:34,541 -- 00:14:36,333Yeah, it's Four, under way.
135
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14:36,543 -- 00:14:39,213iCan you sling a pick-up
at the Stanhope?/i
136
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14:39,421 -- 00:14:41,793iLady named Eastern, asked for you./i
137
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14:42,007 -- 00:14:45,174Eastern? Eastern, yeah.
Where's the drop at?
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14:45,385 -- 00:14:47,295iShe didn't say./i
139
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14:59,066 -- 00:15:01,308F***!
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15:01,527 -- 00:15:07,316I apologise for the sudden stop, folks,
but hopefully you were belted in.
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15:25,342 -- 00:15:27,750OK. Here we are.
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15:27,970 -- 00:15:29,962Here. Take that.
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15:31,306 -- 00:15:33,844Pleasure serving you as always,
Mr Homer.
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15:46,697 -- 00:15:48,855- This is Ravitch.
- Hey, it's Sheriff.
145
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15:49,074 -- 00:15:51,909How much is a famous
divorce attorney worth to you?
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15:52,119 -- 00:15:54,361He's worth squat, brother. I'm single.
147
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15:54,580 -- 00:15:58,743What if he's out boinking and getting
bombed and his wife's not with him?
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15:58,959 -- 00:16:03,253- That's a different story.
- Ravitch, can't you find another desk?
149
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16:03,463 -- 00:16:06,037- I say two bills.
- You're a cheap son of a b*tch.
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16:06,258 -- 00:16:08,796- Grab a pen.
- I'm sorry.
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16:09,011 -- 00:16:11,050OK, give it to me.
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16:23,275 -- 00:16:25,018Thank you.
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16:41,460 -- 00:16:43,417We headed anywhere in particular?
154
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16:43,629 -- 00:16:46,250How about we just drive
around the park for a bit?
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16:46,465 -- 00:16:49,038You got it. Around the park.
156
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16:51,845 -- 00:16:54,799I haven't driven you before.
157
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16:55,974 -- 00:16:57,967Do you mind if I smoke in the car?
158
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16:58,185 -- 00:17:02,313It's the only place in town left
that you can smoke. Go ahead.
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17:04,358 -- 00:17:06,564So who recommended me, Miss Eastern?
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17:07,569 -- 00:17:11,899- Please call me Beth.
- OK. Who recommended me, Beth?
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17:13,825 -- 00:17:17,076- Lewis McBride.
- Lew?
162
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17:17,287 -- 00:17:20,537Did he say to look up old Sheriff
when you got to town?
163
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17:20,749 -- 00:17:25,826- How did you know where to find me?
- Lewis said you lived in Brooklyn.
164
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17:26,046 -- 00:17:29,047- Odds were you'd be in the book.
- Yeah, huh?
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17:29,258 -- 00:17:34,003And odds were I'd still be stuck
in Brooklyn, which obviously I am.
166
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17:35,264 -- 00:17:37,505So where is Lew? Is he in town here?
167
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17:37,724 -- 00:17:43,311Sheriff, the day you and Tony
left Penang,
168
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17:43,522 -- 00:17:47,685a man came looking
for a bike you guys had rented.
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17:47,901 -- 00:17:49,858He brought the police.
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17:50,070 -- 00:17:54,364Only they didn't find the bike,
but they did find 104 grams of hashish,
171
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17:54,575 -- 00:17:58,323some stashed in the hut,
some in the trash.
172
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17:58,537 -- 00:18:04,124Jesus Christ.
And Lewis caught hell for that, huh?
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18:05,210 -- 00:18:08,377Yeah. He's spent
the last two years in prison.
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18:08,589 -- 00:18:11,162Oh, my God. Jesus Christ.
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18:11,383 -- 00:18:14,218What a nightmare that must be, huh?
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18:14,428 -- 00:18:17,001177
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18:17,222 -- 00:18:21,386- For eight more days, yeah.
- I wish I'd have known sooner.
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18:21,602 -- 00:18:24,140I don't know if
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