Top Coat Cash Page #5
- Year:
- 2017
- 105 min
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- We know where you live.
We know your wife
and Johnny we know your
girlfriend and your son
and I don't think any of them
want you to f*** this up.
- What's going on?
- Joe mccray is a
bookie from Vegas.
him before my last fight
so I could bet on myself.
- Eric and the
bookie are friends.
Maybe Eric's been talking.
- Who's Eric?
- Five robberies, six
sweeps, and no f***ing leads.
Nobody's that good.
- Miller.
I've got a friend in the NYPD,
a few years ago he had
a case that was similar
to this one.
rob a bank.
Case goes on for weeks,
then months, no leads.
Nothing.
- So how'd they get 'em?
- One of the knuckleheads
writes a letter
to the mask company, he
thanks them for making
such great masks.
- Really?
- For 1,000 bucks you can
have you identity changed,
completely.
- Well their m.O
is that they're only
robbing the Kansas City
banks that have branches that
are close to the interstate.
This one was in like a half
a mile from an on-ramp.
- What about the fighter?
- The fighter, who's that?
- It's Johnny Thompson,
he's from this area,
he's been training in
Vegas for several months.
Just had a fight in
Vegas, big fight,
got his ass kicked, came
back home got busted
for domestic violence, posted
bail, out in the streets
within hours.
- Does he have a record?
- Oh hell yeah, he
the state penitentiary for
accessory to armed robbery.
He and his two partners
robbed a convenience store.
They didn't know
the clerk had a gun.
One of his partners turned
his back on his way out,
The clerk shot him in the
back, put him in a wheelchair.
Johnny and this Winston guy
so he's still out there.
Ironically his dad
was also a fighter
and a bank robber.
Got killed in the bank
heist back in the 80s.
After Thompson got out of
jail, he went back to the gym,
trained, eventually turned pro.
- Miller, we can put
a tail on Johnny.
We follow him, find out
who he's running with,
- Where you been?
- Oh you know, out with
the girls, little shopping.
We saw a movie.
- What movie did you see?
- Just some comedy, I'll
say it wasn't very funny.
- Who was in it?
- Ben stiller, why?
- That's strange, I didn't
realize he had a movie
out right now.
- What are
you doing, Jason?
- I'm just trying to
have a conversation
with my wife.
So, uh,
where'd you really go?
- I'll tell you what,
why don't you follow me
around tomorrow?
Then you can see where i
go and what I do everyday.
Okay?
- Where did you go, Kristen?
- F*** off, Jason.
- Is he the first, or is
he just one in a long line?
- I think the fumes
at the nail salon
are starting to f***
with your brain a little.
- You know what?
- What?
- You're a whore.
You're no better than the
whores we have working
in the salon, we have
an opening, no interview
required for you.
- At least I'm not a f*ggot.
- The f*** did you say to me?
- I said, you are a f*ggot.
- You and your dad,
running that nail salon.
You're a f***ing joke.
- You f***ing b*tch!
- Get off me!
I'll call the FBI,
- oh yeah?
- I swear to god!
- Yeah, yeah?
- Stop it!
Let go of me!
- I want you to
get out, you hear me?
I want you to get out!
Get your sh*t and
get out of here!
- If anyone's leaving, it's you.
What are you gonna do, shoot me?
- You're god damn right, I will.
- Fine, your ass is
gonna be in prison once
I tell them what's been
going on in that salon.
- You think Eric is a
Saint, what the f*** do you
think we've been
conducting business for?
- Hello?
- Eric, Joe mccray.
- Hey Joe.
Good seeing you the other night,
I thought you said you
wouldn't be caught dead here,
why are you here anyway?
- Business, you gotta
- Like there's a lot for
you here in Kansas City.
- Listen, I'm gonna be
coming into quite a bit
of money here in the next
few days and I could use
your help deciding
what to do with it.
- Yeah sure.
- I don't wanna talk
about this over the phone
so I'm out here in the
parking lot, I'm wondering if
I could come in, talk awhile.
- Sure whatever i
could do to help.
- Okay.
- I'll see ya in a minute.
- May I help you?
- Yes I'm Joe mccray
here to see Eric Hoffman.
- Okay, just a moment please.
A Joe mccray is here to see you.
Sure, I'll send him back.
You can go on in.
- Thank you.
Nice tattoo.
- Joe mccray,
- hi Eric,
nice to see you.
- Good to see you.
Come on in, come on in.
So, how can I help you Joe?
- Oh the usual, got
- How much we talking?
- Two million.
- Two million?
Let me guess, investments?
- Hey.
- May I help you?
- I need to speak
to Eric Hoffman.
- Okay, do you have
an appointment?
- I didn't think I needed one.
- We've got a real
nice piece of property
we'd like to buy in Vegas.
- Well I'm sorry but if you
don't have an appointment--
- just pick up the
f***ing phone and tell him
Kristen's here.
- Okay.
- Nice.
Oh, just a minute.
Yeah?
Who?
Tell her to give
me just a minute.
- Sure, alright.
- He said he'll
be right with you.
Would you like to have a seat?
- No, I'm fine.
- Somebody robbing the bank or--
- sh*t.
- Hey, hey, isn't that that
wife of that guy that owns
the nail salon?
- Yeah it is.
- You son of a b*tch, you're
nailing that aren't you?
You know I was in the nail
salon a couple days ago.
Nice place.
- What are you doing
at his nail salon?
- Business.
- What'd you get?
A pedicure or a sucky-fucky?
- Well, you know, i
figure I'm in Kansas City
I might as well look
good and feel good
at the same time.
- That's kinda weird,
don't you think?
- Not as weird as you
f***ing the wife of one
of your customers.
- Well she's a customer too.
- That's even more f***ed up.
- Not really.
- Oh mercy, you know
what I'm starting to like
Kansas City.
- Well, you should.
Just a minute.
Yeah?
- What?
Well,
stop her.
- You want me to get that?
- No.
- How long are you
gonna make me wait?
Jesus Christ.
- I'm in a meeting Kristen.
- Could we
have some privacy please?
- Uh, I was just leaving.
I'll call you on that later on.
And good luck.
- He knows.
- Who?
Knows what?
- Jason, about us.
- You're just being paranoid,
he doesn't know sh*t.
- Trust me, he knows.
- Have a good day.
- But I found out something
you might be interested in.
- Really, what's that?
- I think I know how they're
buying all this real estate.
And I have an idea how
and be set for life.
- Wait a second.
I recognize that guy.
He was at the gym the
other day claiming to be
an attorney.
- He's obviously
not an attorney.
- Son of a b*tch.
Did Eric f***ing rat us out?
I have no complaints.
And I've got no reason to leave.
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