Saint John of Las Vegas Page #2
The Suspected Fraudulent
Claims Referral form.
Be sure to fill it out.
And... welcome to fraud.
It's one hell of a ride.
Jill?
Hey. How'd it go?
Are you
and Mr. Townsend...
He said he...
[Telephone rings]
Townsend Insurance. May I
have your claim number, please?
It's none of
my business, but...
[Telephone rings]
JILL:
Thank you for callingTownsend Insurance.
Can I have your
claim number, please?
We leave in five.
Can we stop
by my house first?
I don't have clothes.
No.
See you in five.
Hey.
[# Sonya Spence:
I love You So]
# I don't know why #
# I love you so #
# No, I don't know why... #
[Thunder]
Wow, it's coming down.
So, how'd you
get into this?
Was there, like,
a course in college?
Is that an S.F. C?
Yeah. I don't...
Mr. Townsend
gave it to me.
JOHN:
Where are we?The vehicle was
reported a total loss.
The driver,
Miss D. Lite,
authorized the local company
to bring the car here.
We're nowhere near Vegas. Why
would somebody bring the car here?
This place is like the
Swiss Bank of auto parts.
When a car is classified
a total loss,
they bring it here
in perfect condition.
[Dog barking]
Should I get out?
[Dog barking]
Let's go.
The dog's out.
It's gone.
You mean it's out
running around?
I said the dog's gone.
The dog's gone.
The dog's gone.
F*** you, the dog's gone!
What's it gonna be,
John?
'Cause this is
a pretty big case.
You can get your
Adjuster level 6.
For a guy like you,
counterfeiting,
minor racketeering,
larceny,
pimpery, lewdness.
I never did
any of that.
First step
to fraud detection
is admitting
you're a fraud.
Fall back, fall back.
Hold on.
[# Joe White and Chuck:
Every Night]
It's courteous
to knock.
I'm looking for
a 1970 Buick Wildcat
classified
as a total loss,
brought here
three days ago.
1970 Buick Wildcat?
That's a mighty fine
automobile.
Fraud investigation,
Townsend
Insurance Company, LLC.
Okay, Mr. Townsend
Insurance, LLC.
My name is Bismarck.
My associate Mordecai.
assuming you have proof
the car was a total loss.
But you don't, do you?
Heh heh heh.
And if you don't have that
proof of total loss report,
then you ain't nothin'
but a trespasser.
[Thunder]
That went pretty well.
You think that matters?
The car's not there.
Believe me.
If it was there, they
wouldn't be so flippant.
Maybe we should
head to Vegas.
We're not going
to Vegas.
Mr. Townsend said
"outside Vegas".
"Outside Vegas"
isn't Vegas.
Plus, you don't
like Vegas.
Mm.
[Spits]
We can't do
anything else tonight.
Let's just get
some sleep.
Here?
I'm not sleeping here.
Look, per diem is $80.
Keep your receipts.
Call me in the morning,
I'll come pick you up.
[Sighs]
[Keys jingling]
Give me the keys.
No.
Give me
the f***ing keys.
Screw you.
[Thunder]
Drive me
to a hotel now!
Or?
Or you don't want
to know.
Right before we left,
you had sex with Jill...
the claims handler...
in the women's bathroom.
Handicapped stall.
You were in there?
Why would I be
in the women's bathroom?
You can't prove
anything.
Well, you do whatever
you were gonna do,
and I'll just prove
whatever I gotta prove.
[Birds squawking]
[# Rock music playing]
Aah! Ow!
[Both screaming]
[Screaming continues]
Ohh!
[Tires screech]
Howdy.
JOHN:
Hey.So, I don't get
a "howdy"?
Pardon?
You didn't say "howdy".
I just did.
To him.
Howdy.
Huh.
Thanks.
Here's yesterday's
per diem... 70.
70? You said 80.
Yeah, well,
ten for the shades.
Instant Jackpot Madness.
What's the pot?
Give me 20.
Your buddy's got a nice
little envelope of cash, eh?
20 more.
What's up?
And a shower.
I'd like a shower.
I can take
a shower.
You want to put
the rest on Jackpot?
Why would I
want that?
[Knock on door]
CLERK:
Everything all right?
Yeah. Fine, fine.
Is there a problem
with the water?
It's good.
Your buddy's not in there
with you, is he?
No.
When someone
rents a shower,
but they don't shower,
sometimes they're
gettin' perverse.
No!
No perverse... ness!
[Telephone rings]
Mr. Townsend's office.
Jill?
Johnny.
You're in
Mr. Townsend's office.
Yes, sir.
Oh.
Well,
what are you, uh...
Is he there, too?
You're jealous.
No.
I just thought...
You know I paint
my fingernails
with little
happy faces?
My pinky
has a frown now,
and it's gonna stay
there until you come home.
Well, that's... cool.
I know.
Is Mr. Townsend around?
There you go.
Love you.
[Ringing]
TOWNSEND:
Yeah?Uh... ahem.
Mr. Townsend.
Yeah?
It's John.
Do you do background
checks and stuff?
Background checks...
you bet.
So you know.
Know what?
Well, it's funny how
we're coming to Vegas...
I mean, outside Vegas...
because I used to live there.
Is this about, uh...
you not liking Vegas?
No, I just...
Because this is
a fraud investigation.
You've gotta put your
personal issues aside.
Not that you're not.
Virgil tells me you're
doing a great job.
He did?
Yeah, just got off
the phone with him.
He wants me
to up your per diem
from the regular 60
to 70.
70? Oh.
John, you know Jill.
Do you think
she'd appreciate
balloons?
She hasn't been as,
uh, cheerful
these last few days.
Well,
Mr. Townsend,
um, you know,
I used to gamble.
You never want to
show all your cards.
Bro, you're right.
I can't be
rushing into this
with smiley face
balloons
trailing behind me.
Thanks, John. I appreciate your candor.
You're welcome.
Hey.
Hey what?
So, this 80 per diem...
how did they
decide on 80?
Why not 70?
There's this expression...
in prison...
When a cross-dressing
skinhead don't rape you,
take your smokes...
you don't ask why.
Here, navigate.
Where are we going?
Miss D. Lite
works in Moriarty.
Moriarty?
You thought I was
gonna say... Vegas?
I don't know what
you were gonna say.
Normally, we analyze
the accident site,
interview witnesses
and cops,
do a forensic
crash analysis,
then find
the stripper,
get her to contradict
the evidence,
the auto and medical claims.
But we're close
to Moriarty,
so we have to see
the stripper first,
prove she's lying
without the evidence.
What if
she's not lying?
Here's the plan, all right?
You're a lonely guy
looking for attention.
You go in there,
you find Miss D. Lite,
you tell her something...
Your ex-wife
was in a wheelchair.
The point is, you're lonely,
and she's the only one.
We just have to show her
transacting at the lap dance rate.
I'm not doing that.
You do it.
Yeah, I'm a lonely guy
looking for attention.
What if she really is hurt?
You ever think of that?
This is entrapment.
[Laughs] Come on, man.
We're talking about
one lap dance.
If we come back
with this claim busted,
you're gonna get
buy your girlfriend a nice
jewel-encrusted happy face.
Girlfriend? I don't...
If we don't...
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