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but I'm not trying
to set you up with.
I mean, I like Bobby.
Really, I do.
Sylvia, you're almost
out of olive oil.
Yeah, well,
I'll get some later.
Let's chop that...
Okay.
Quickly.
Yup.
I need it.
Yup, yup, yup.
Do you think we can use
these computers?
I don't know.
I'm gonna go ask.
Excuse me.
Hi.
Are these computers
for public use?
Yeah, go ahead.
Knock yourself out.
Thank you.
What are you doing?
Looking up this guy Perez.
The baseball player?
"Lottery deputy director George
Perez was charged with 3--"
Lottery deputy director?
"The indictment is certain
by a grand jury."
Do you think this is him?
I don't know.
It could be him.
It sounds like him.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
"Whether Perez is under
investigation for arson
in the fire that destroyed
a lottery building."
Right? Doesn't that sound
like the guy?
A guy who'd pay half a million
dollars for a phone,
works for the lottery
commission, stealing money.
So, wait, you think
that's what's on the phone?
Whatever information
is on the phone
And you think it's this?
We have to get rid
of this f***in' thing.
Bobby?
I mean, I don't know
if this is him.
Bobby?
There could be a lot
What?
What?
Come on.
What?
What?
What?
What if--
What?
What if we sell the Treo?
$500,000 is a lot of money.
You're not kidding?
No.
What the f***'s Dmitri
gonna do to us
if we give it to Perez?
Dmitri is the guy
who has my number,
that probably has my address
that found us in Union Square,
You--
No.
You could only sell it
to Dmitri.
But he hasn't asked to buy it.
He would.
He definitely would.
You'd have to turn on the phone,
Yeah, so you'd have to
talk to him.
You could talk to him
through e-mail.
You set up an e-mail account.
You get him the new address.
But then you'd have to call
him to give him the e-mail,
and he could still
track us.
That's true, we would have to
turn on the phone
for, like, a second.
Turn it on,
get him the address,
and turn it right back off.
So how would they
not track us?
Well, you could do it
while we were moving.
You know, we get on a bus,
send him a text,
turn it on, turn it off.
We take it one step at a time.
We can come back here
whenever we want to.
Okay.
$500,000...
Is a lot of money.
Yeah.
Over here.
One more.
How's it going?
That's so cute.
This one...
or this one?
That one.
That one?
Okay, that's it.
Sweet dog.
Yes, you are.
Who do you belong to?
Do I remind you of my mother?
Is that a trick question?
What, you think I-I--
you--I do?
I don't know,
I don't know how to answer that.
'Cause, you know, she just...
grilled me down there.
It was so intrusive,
and it made me not want
to be here, so, that's--
What did she ask?
She's asking a lot
about your job, and--
and then she was asking me,
am I happy?
if I was happy,
if you and I were happy,
and it made me so uncomfortable,
considering what's going on.
Well, she's your mother.
She should want to know
if you're happy, right?
I mean, I don't know.
Look at her.
This goes here.
She's so cute.
It's a good flyer, right?
Hi, I'd like to use
the internet, please.
I need your credit card
for a deposit.
Here you go.
And can I have
some of those crackers?
This'll just take a minute.
Then we'll find a bus.
Don't use your real name.
Yeah.
What's your password?
You gonna tell me what it is?
It's "I love Treos."
Now...
we have an e-mail address.
Get it, come on!
Tiger! Tiger!
You ready?
All right.
"We have an offer
for the phone.
$500,000."
Wait, 5.
Yeah.
$500,000.
Yeah.
"Will you match? "
Yeah.
"Contact us via e-mail
Okay, is that it?
Yes.
Okay, send.
Okay, turning it off.
Put it away.
It's off.
Bobby, what are we gonna do
if he actually says yes?
Well, I mean, I guess we'll
meet him somewhere, and he'll--
What do you mean you guess
we'll meet him somewhere?
I don't know, I mean,
we didn't talk about it.
F***, Bobby.
This isn't all me.
This isn't--
Okay, so, please,
a small bottle, nothing fancy.
Okay.
Just Bertolli
or something like that.
May I buy the olive oil,
please?
No, thanks.
It's--it's on me.
my pleasure.
No, no, I insist.
I can't. I can't. I can't.
Mom, let him buy
the olive oil.
No, it's my bottle
of olive oil, okay?
That's okay, thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
I tried.
Buenos dias.
Hey, Diego.
How are you?
Hi.
Good to see you.
It's Bobby.
Hi, Bobby.
Hi.
Sylvia, can you make me
some breakfast?
That okay?
It's lunchtime.
It's okay,
he doesn't remember you.
It's okay,
Okay.
Katie!
In here.
Where's that mutt you found?
Here she is.
Let's see if this works.
There we go.
Bobby can keep his belt.
Nicely done.
Thank you.
Yeah.
All right, take her outside
before she goes all over
the kitchen floor, all right?
the kids, okay?
Wash your hands.
We're leaving too.
Don't take too long.
We're just gonna put up
the signs.
See you.
See you.
Don't be too late.
See you later.
Have fun.
Hey, tio Dio, you want to play?
No, no, I'm waiting
for something to eat.
Which way should we go?
Let's go this way.
Sit.
Good dog.
My God!
Did you see that?
Bye, papi.
We'll be back soon.
All right, see you later.
I can't believe
what idiots we are.
How could we not
think it through?
Okay, let's just say
that he agrees.
He says, "Okay, I'll pay."
He's gonna want to meet us
face-to-face.
He's not just gonna give us
any money
without getting the phone
right away.
But you can't trust a guy
like that.
If we meet him face-to-face,
you don't know
what he's gonna do.
He could kill us.
It's kind of ironic,
plotting criminal activity
with all these guards
and cameras and security around.
That would do it,
though, right?
Guards and cameras would do it.
If we were somewhere
with a bunch of security,
what could he do?
If we were standing right there,
he couldn't do anything.
What, at the UN?
We can't do it there.
Okay, well, we find somewhere.
Like an airport.
Or even a bank.
Right?
We say, "Meet us at this bank
at this time.
We bring the phone;
you bring us money."
Yeah, we're safe
when we're inside the bank,
but what happens when we leave?
We have the money;
he has the phone.
He could just--
You're right,
He could have a gun.
He will definitely have a gun.
It's hot.
She must be hotter
than we are.
Hey, not as hot as you.
I don't feel very hot.
Why not?
That's my ringer.
Yeah, sorry,
I still have it in my pocket.
It's your mom.
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