All language subtitles for Emergency.S03E13.Understanding.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-DarkSaber_track3_[eng]

So, how'’d it go?

Oh, pretty good once we got
The mother calmed down.

The kid was locked
In the bathroom,

So we had to take
The door off the hinges.

We had to help the mom
Clean the place up.

- good.
- [ guitar playing ]

You know, that'’s
Six times now

He'’s played that
Same miserable tune.

How can you tell?

Do me a favor.
Take it away from him
Before I lose my mind.

Looks like you'’ve got
Yourself a customer.

I hope so.

Hey, chet. You got
A real feeling for that.

Yeah, well, I'’m
A little rusty, but...

Yeah, well, I practiced
Till my fingers
Almost dropped off

And couldn'’t get
The hang of it.

Well, it does
Take a knack.

Yeah. Well, I suppose so.
Well, what do you think?

I think I'’ll take it
Off your hands.
What do you want for it?

Well, I don'’t know,
Exactly.

I mean,
I paid $65 for it.

I'’ll give you
$20 for it.

$20?! Are you
Kidding me?

The store I bought it from
Would give me more than that.

I'’ll give you $25.

$25.

I can'’t let it go for $25.

John, what do you
Think you have there?
A stradivarius?

All'’s it is is
A little fancy varnish.

If this guitar is so crummy,
What do you want to buy it for?

Well, it'’ll look
Good on my wall.

No.

No way I can
Let it go for $25.

[ playing guitar ]

Good tone.

Yeah. Too bad
You can'’t play it.

[ sighs ]

Here.

What? I thought you said
$25 wasn'’t enough.

I know what I said.

So I'’m giving it to you.

Roy, you'’re a witness.
He'’s giving it to me.

Oh, get out of here.

I bet you don'’t understand
Why I did that, do you?

Well, the way
I figure it,

A bad deal
Is one thing...

You happy?

- huh?
- you'’re happy?

Happy... Sure.

Yeah, well, then don'’t
Explain it to me.

You see, I might start
To understand you,

And that would
Scare me.

[ alarm sounding ]

Station 51, engine 40,
Engine 65, truck 18.

Structure fire
At 11812 clearspring road.

11812 clearspring road.
Cross street, highview.

Time out, 21:37.

Station 51, kmg 365.

The hydrant'’s
South of highview
About 150 feet, roy.

[ horn blaring ]

What the heck
Have they got in there?

Okay. Two inch
And a halves.

You'’ll have to stand
Clear now, please!

My stableman sleeps
In there!

Boys, we may have
A man trapped inside!

Roy: okay, cap.

No way, cap.

Okay, chet.

Look, I'’m sorry, but nobody
Could still be alive in there.

Probably never knew
What hit him.

Just as well,
I guess. Yeah.

Yeah. Is that barn empty?

The horses!

Roy, john! The man needs help
With the horses over there.

All right,
Shut it off.

Can you handle
That one?

Yeah.

Engine 40, engine 51.

Lay a two and a half
On the east side
Adjacent to ours.

Engine 65, take a line
To the west side,
Hook up and pump.

L.A., return truck 18.

The keys are
In the house.

Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.

We'’ll use a spanner.
Wait a minute.

[ neighing ]

Let'’s get that line
Over there on the other
Side of the barn.

Come on now. Come on.

Come on. Come on.
Let'’s go.

Come on. [ clicks ]

Ginger!

Get that blanket
Over his head.

Come on.

Whoa, boy. Whoa.

Whoa. Come on.

Mr. Willetts,
Did ginger get out?

Janet. I don'’t know.

Oh, but...

Now, stand clear,
Young lady...

Hey, look,
My horse might
Be in there.

We'’re gonna bring
All the horses out of there.

Firemen have to have room
To work. Now, please!

Go on.

Go on, boy.
Come on.

Come on. Come on.
Come on.

Come on. Come on.

We got to get these horses
Away from here.

Can we have
A hand over here?

We got to get
These horses away
So we can work.

Come on, boy. Whoa.
Come here, boy.

Roy, can you get--
Get a rope?

Right.

[ willetts grunts ]

Okay, let'’s get
Him out.

[ neighing ]

[ groaning ]

Easy does it.

Where'’d she get you?

- I'’m gonna get
The trauma box.
- all right.

Mr. Willetts,
Is she still in there?

Okay.

I'’m so sorry.

Yo, tom, let'’s get
That line in the barn.

[ neighing ]

Roy.

My horse is
Still in there!

We'’ll take care of it.

No, please let me
Go get my horse!

Listen to me.
We'’re doing everything we can.

Now, you'’re not going
To help us if you get
In our way and slow us down.

Okay?

[ sniffling ]

Sure you'’re going
To be okay?

You boys go ahead.
I'’ll be all right.

How about it, cap?

Pretty risky.

One more time, cap.

Right in and right out?

Right in,
Right out.

Okay.

Johnny:
We won'’t hurt you.
We won'’t hurt you.

- thank you.
- whoa.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Come on.
Come on, we'’ll go away.

Hey, cap, no sign of a victim,
But I found this in there,

And there'’s
A lot more of it.

[ sniffs, groans ]

Battalions 1 and 7,

Call the mechanical engineer,
L.A. Office.

[ man groans ]

Terrible.

Terri... Aw.

[ horse neighing ]

Oh, mr. Willetts.

Hey, joe.

Oh, I'’m sorry,
Mr. Willetts.

Well, you
All right?

Don'’t seem
To hear you.

We thought
You were dead.

Hey, let me take
A look at you.

Hey, why don'’t you sit down?
Let me take a look at you.

You got a bruise here
On the head.

[ slurring ] Yeah, well,
I run away and hid.
I was scared.

That'’s all right, joe.
Don'’t worry about it.

You'’ve been
Tipping a few?

Well, this is what was causing
All those little explosions.

There must be a couple
Of dozen of them in there.

- what is it?
- white lightning.
Moonshine.

And this was
A piece of a still.

- a still?
- mmm-hmm.

- you know anything
About this?
- hosmer?

I no more than turned my back,
And up it went. Blooey.

You stupid fool.

Why don'’t you pass
The jug around?

It'’s good stuff,
Even if I do say so myself.

I bet you boys could
Use a drink right now.

Hmm?

Hmm?

And ringers.

I wonder if that moonshine
Was any good.

Well, I imagine
It would get you

About 25 miles
To the gallon.

Well, that'’s
Just fine, amy.

Thank you
Very much.

All righty.

Let'’s go.

Just one second.

Her name is amy carew.
She works in orthopedics.

She'’s not married,
She'’s not engaged,

She'’s not
Going steady. Nothing.

Nothing
Except incredible.

I'’m going
To ask her out.

I'’ll wait here for you.

No.

No, not now.

I mean, my timing'’s
Got to be just right.

No kidding.
And when'’s that going to be?

I don'’t know.
I'’ll sense it.

Well, I sense
It'’s time to go.

Yes.

Oh, man.

Sam, when are you
Ever going to remember

That you can'’t forget
Your insulin shots?

This is the third time
In as many months

The ambulance was asked
To bring you in.

Doc, please, I already
Got my lecture.

When is it ever
Gonna do any good?

Well, I'’m going to try.
Honest, doc.

I'’m really going to try.

Oh, no, no, doc.
Don'’t tell her, please.

Just say, like, I'’m here
On a routine exam, okay?

Now, sam, you know that
Wouldn'’t be very honest.

Besides,
Dixie'’d never forgive me

If she didn'’t
Get her shot at you.

Yes, trouble, I know.

Oh, kel, kathy williams is
Waiting for you upstairs.

She'’d like to talk to you
When you have a minute.

Okay, finish up
With my patient, will you?

Yeah, just tell me
What needs to be done.

One very strong
Dixie-mccall-type lecture.

Oh, brother.

Good morning, miss mccall.

Now, don'’t you try
That greasy charm of yours
On me, sam jeffers.

This is an emergency room
We'’re running,

Not a children'’s nursery.

I'’ve got more
Important things to do

Than baby-sit an over-aged
Juvenile delinquent

Who hasn'’t got
The common sense
Of a baby squirrel.

Now, the next time I see
You in here, sam jeffers,

You'’re going to wish
That you'’d never been born.

[ clears throat ]

[ phone ringing ]

Rampart emergency,
May I help you?

Hold on a minute.

I'’ll connect you
With somebody.

Okay, don'’t
Hang up, please.

I'’ve got a meeting
Upstairs at 11:00,

So let'’s try to
Wrap this up.

[ phone buzzes ]

Yes?

Dr. Brackett,
This is reception.

I'’ve got a girl
On the line who says
She'’s killing herself.

What do I do?

Well, did you try
Anybody in psychiatry?

All right,
I'’ll talk to her.

Good morning.

My name'’s brackett.
What'’s yours?

Well, I just thought
It would be a lot easier
Talking to you

If I knew who you were.

All right,
Have it your way.

Where are
You calling from?

No, no, no.
Don'’t hang up.

I'’ll talk to you
As long as you want.

I just have to make sure
It'’s not some kind of a prank.

How many pills did you take?

Mike, see if you can
Get this call traced.

What kind of pills
Were they?

Downers.

Like I said before,

I don'’t think
I took enough of them,

So I closed up everything,

The windows and doors
And everything,

And turned on the gas.

Now, that call you'’ve
Got on dr. Brackett'’s
Extension, 1357?

Yes, now, that'’s
An attempted suicide.

Get the phone company
To trace it

And call me back
On extension 2574.

That'’s right.

Carol, keep this line clear.

Now, wait a minute.
Don'’t hang up.

Look, I just don'’t want
To talk to you anymore.
You don'’t understand.

Well, maybe there'’s someone else
You'’d like to talk to,

Another woman, maybe.

- [ whispers ] I'’ll get dixie.
- well...

Now, someone'’s
Coming to the phone

That I think you'’ll
Like very much.

She'’ll be here
In a minute.

You said you blew out
The pilot light
On the stove?

Sure. Otherwise
The gas just burns up.
I'’m no dummy.

[ sighs ]

Okay. Do you have
A gas hot water heater?

You are an awful drag.

Please, stay with me.
Just this one thing.
It'’s very important.

Yes, I have a gas
Hot water heater. So?

It has
A pilot light, too.

Did you
Blow that out?

Of course not.

All right, now,
Listen to me carefully.

When enough gas builds up,

That pilot light is
Liable to set it off.

There'’ll be
An explosion and a fire.

That'’s all right.

Somebody else
Might get hurt.
Did you think of that?

No. Listen, this isn'’t
An apartment or anything.

I'’m all alone
In this house.

So let it blow up.
I don'’t care.

Listen, are you going
To put somebody else on
Or aren'’t you?

Hi. My name'’s dixie.

Yeah, well,
Don'’t give me any of this
"I want to help you."

I just want to... Talk.

Friendly, you know.

Okay.

She still sounds
Pretty groggy.

Hey, why did
You call us?

Because I didn'’t
Want to talk to...

[ phone ringing ]
Anybody I know real well.

They just go on
About paul and me...

And the problem,

And everybody was
So nice to me there
At rampart.

You were a patient here,
Then, huh?

Uh-huh.

Joe, see if medical records
Can help us.

Yeah.

Hey, you weren'’t
In emergency
By any chance, were you?

[ sighs ] Uh-huh.

Hey, when
Were you here?

The phone company'’s
Traced the call

To the general area
Around carson.

Now they'’re trying
To run it down.

How long is it
Going to take?

Well, a while,
Apparently.

And her place could
Blow up any minute.

Better notify
The fire department.

Can you hear me?

I think she
Dropped the phone.

Try and get
As much information as you can
On her admission here.

Her age, whatever.
Anything.

Hello?

Are you still there?

Dr. Brackett,
This is walter bailey.

- mr. Bailey.
- doctor.

Mr. Bailey is
The senior data analyst
At the hospital.

I dropped the phone.

Boys, we got
A non-code r.

It'’s a possible
Attempted suicide. Gas.

Phone company thinks
It'’s in our area someplace.

They'’re checking out
The address right now.

So let'’s go.
We'’ll head up toward
Ridgley street.

[ horn blaring ]

Look, if she'’s been
A patient here,

We'’ve got a number for her
In the computer.

- the problem is getting it out.
- dixie: hello?

You see, we'’re only
Programmed for retrieval
By patient number or name.

Which she'’s certainly
Not about to give us.

Well, nothing like this
Has ever come up before.

Well, do you keep
Other records?

Yes. Punch cards
And certain manual records.

By service, you know,
For accounting and so forth.

But it takes time
To get them out.

Do you and paul
Have any children?

Did we have.

Did.

Because he'’s gone.
He just...

Got up and left.

And I woke up
This morning

And I said to myself,

"What'’s the use?

What'’s the big point?"

Look, we could
Sit down and talk.

Suppose I come over
And fix you a cup of coffee?

Uh-uh. I'’m not going
To tell you where I live.

No cute tricks.

All right.
I'’ll meet you somewhere.

No, I don'’t think so.

When you were
Here at rampart,
What was the trouble?

Oh, I was just there.

Did you have
An operation?

No, they just...
Looked at me.

Psychiatric
Admission, maybe.

You know, I wonder
If we ever met each other.

- maybe.
- what floor were you on?

Uh...

I don'’t know.

How long ago was it?

Let me see.

It was hot.

Oh, I don'’t know.
I can'’t remember.
It doesn'’t matter.

L.A., engine 51.

We'’re standing by
At 223rd street in ridgley.

Engine 51.

Station 45. Possible suicide
With station 51.

Stand by in the vicinity
Of 236th street and main.

236th street and main.

Woman: so you'’re
A nurse, huh?

Yes, that'’s right.

I could get you a list
Of all female patients

That were discharged
From psychiatry from,
Say, july and august,

But it'’ll be long.

Well, that'’s something.

L.A., engine 45.

Standing by
At 236th street and main.

Engine 45.

L.A., squad 51.

We'’re standing by
At 218th street
And carson.

Squad 51.

L.A., squad 45.

We'’re at 275th street
And central.

Squad 45.

Well, she'’s dropped
The phone again.

Don'’t go away.

She'’s going to pass out
Pretty soon.

I'’ll just sit here
On the floor. Uh...

Dixie, what were we
Talking about?

[ phone ringing ]

Dr. Morton.

No, no, no.
Please clear the line.

[ hitting hook ]

Operator, this is dr. Morton.

Please don'’t put
Any calls on this extension,

Except from
The phone company.

The phone company.
That'’s right.

[ sighs ]

Hey, I have a birthday
Coming up pretty soon.

Oh, yeah.

That'’s nice.

Dixie...

Dixie, do you
Ever go camping?

No, no, not much.

It'’s on the 23rd.

Huh, what is?

My birthday.
When'’s yours?

February.

Must be a couple hundred
Of them here.

That'’s too many.

We can probably
Narrow it down.

Let'’s take
Just the anglo names.

Well, we'’re gonna have
To do that by hand.

Dixie, did you ever
Go to yosemite?

Uh-huh.

Paul took me
There once.

I was just
Out of the hospital,

And I was feeling okay,
You know.

I mean, I was...

Well, when was this?
On your vacation?

No. It was the week...
The long weekend.

The fourth of july?

Uh-uh. The other one.

Labor day.

Uh-huh.

It was so lovely...

Joe, she was discharged
Just before labor day.

Right.

Let'’s make that
August the 24th through
September the 1st.

I'’m tired.

I'’ve been tired
For days and days.

I can hardly
Hear you.

Dixie...

Yes?

Hello, can
You hear me?

I think that'’s all
We'’re going to get.

Hello?

I hope she'’s in here.

I hope so, too.

Kel, we'’ve got
Eight possibilities.

All right,
Let'’s split them up.

Is everything all right,
Mrs. Truscott?

No, no, no, we were
Just checking on something.

Okay, bye-bye.

All right, sir.
Thank you very much.
Sorry we bothered you.

Kel, I'’ve got
A busy signal!

Belongs to
A mrs. Ann alsted.

Fire department. Stat.
What'’s the address?

12127 west 217th street.

[ radio beeping ]

Station 51, rampart reports
Address as 12127 west 217th.

West 217.
Cross street, ridgley.

Squad 51, 10-4.

Engine 51.

Engine 51.

All units
From station 51 gather...

[ siren wailing ]

[ music playing on radio ]

[ knocking on door ]

Roy: fire department!

Fire department!

Roy: let'’s get her
Out of here.

Radio announcer: we have
Interrupted regularly
Scheduled programming...

[ both coughing ]

...Robbery attempt.
From our position here
In the shopping center,

It looks like
One of the hold-up men

Is standing
In the door of the bank,

Having some sort
Of conversation

With one of
The police officers.

There have been
Several different estimates

On the number of hostages
Still inside the bank,

And no one seems
To have a clear idea
What the gunmen want.

Johnny: rampart,
This is squad 51.
How do you read me?

51, we read you
Loud and clear.

Rampart, we have her.

She'’s semi-conscious
And breathing unassisted.

Stand by for vitals.

Well, I better be
Getting back.

We'’re setting up
A computerized
Inventory system.

Well, thank you
For your help.

Oh, I was happy to do it,
Believe me.

It'’s a break
In the routine...

Quite a break.

Thank you again.

What'’s going on?

They'’re interviewing
A bank guard who got
Shot in a robbery.

- oh, yeah?
- how'’d you make out with
The girl from orthopedics?

Oh, listen, man,
This chick is incredible.

She'’s incredible.
She'’s boggling my mind.

She'’s intelligent,
She'’s very pretty,

Plus she'’s very outgoing.

She'’s incredible.
I couldn'’t believe her.

When are you going
To take her out?

Oh, I'’m not.

Bad timing?

No, the timing
Was great.

She just doesn'’t dig me,
That'’s all.

You mean, she just
Told you flat out,
"I don'’t like you"?

Yeah, inside
Of two minutes.

I thought you were with her
For a half an hour.

Yeah, I know. I wanted
To stick around and find out

What it was that she didn'’t
Like about me.

What are you, some kind
Of a masochist?

No, it'’s the only way
You can learn.

Besides, I liked her.

You'’re from
Another planet.

[ radio beeping ]

Squad 51. Heart attack.

Meet the officers
At 2057 north hillcrest.

2057 north hillcrest.

Cross street, barker.
Ambulance is responding.

Time out, 12:14.

Squad 51. 10-4.

That'’s it.

Has to be.

Cover me.

Two bank robbers
Holed up in there.

They claim one
Of the hostages is sick,
Probably the manager.

From what they tell me,
It sounded like
A heart attack.

If you guys go in there,
I can'’t guarantee they'll
Let you back out again.

They wounded
One guard this morning.
They'’re pretty uptight.

Yeah, we'’ll
Give it a try.

Captain on loudspeaker:
Attention in the bank.

The paramedics
Are coming in.

Okay! But alone!

Over there. Move!

Over there.
Drop that stuff.

Put your hands
Up on the wall there.

All right,
Spread '’em.

Don'’t get
In front of me.

Hey, man,
Those are just scissors.
We don'’t have any weapons.

Shut up!

No weapons, huh?

What'’s in here?

It'’s just medical
Supplies, man.

Hey, come on, man,
Don'’t mess that stuff up.

Wait...

Where'’s the heart patient?

In there.
Hey, you try anything,

We'’ll kill you.

All right. Okay.

How you feeling?

Now, we'’ll check you out.

Pulse here
To begin with.

Any trouble breathing?

What are you doing?

I'’m just calling
Rampart, okay?

Rampart,
This is squad 51.

Rampart,
How do you read me?

51, read you
Loud and clear.

Rampart, we have
A possible heart victim.

Approximately 55 years old.
Hold for vital signs.

51, is there an ambulance
At your location?

10-4, rampart.

Transport immediately.

10-4, rampart.
Transporting immediately.

Roy: we'’re gonna have
To take him to the hospital.

What happens
If he stays here?

He'’s in very
Serious condition.

Yeah, if he dies,
We get murder one.

I know, I know.

Okay. He can go.

But you two stay.

One of us has got
To go with him.

No way!

I figure if we lose one
And gain two,

We'’re ahead some way.

So we'’re keeping
Both of you.

Rampart, neither one of us
Can go with the patient.

51, the patient can'’t be
Moved without a paramedic.

What'’s your problem?

Uh, rampart,
We'’re being held hostage.

I suggest that you send
Another squad and help us
With transportation.

10-4, 51, I'’ll call
The fire department.

10-4, rampart, the address
Is 2057 north hillcrest.

We'’ll keep the line open.

They'’re gonna send over
A couple of paramedics
To help transport the patient.

I'’d better let
The ambulance attendants know
What'’s going on.

Okay.

But don'’t try anything.

Yeah.

[ sighs ]

You'’re in quite
A little jam here,
Aren'’t you?

No kidding.

[ sighs ]

How many cops
Are out there?

A lot.

What are you
Going to do?

I'’ll think of something.

[ exhales ]

[ inhales ]

[ exhales ]

[ inhales ]

- [ exhales ]
- what'’s the matter?

- huh?
- what are you doing?

Oh, I'’m...
I'’m just...

Man, I'’m nervous.

You got the guns
And everything and I'’m...

I don'’t know, breathing deep
Always helps me to relax,

- you know, clears my mind.
- yeah?

It works.

[ inhales, exhales ]

No, no, man, you got
To hold it and then expel.

Yeah, right, right.

Yeah, that works.

Yeah, it works,
Doesn'’t it?

You know
What else is good?

You know, I used
To get real nervous,

And the back of my neck would
Just be killing me, you know,

So I used to just let
Myself dangle, you know.

Just let your arms dangle,
Get the blood flowing
In your arms

Up into your brain
And everything.

Just relax.

What are you doing?

I'’m getting
The kinks out, man.

Hey, you know, it works.

Yeah, it does.
It works for me, too.

Where are
The other hostages?

They'’re over there.

You have them tied up?

- gagged?
- yeah.

Would it be okay
If I go over

- and take a look at them?
- they'’re fine.

No, you might have cut off
Their circulation.

They might have
Trouble breathing.

I'’m serious, I would
Like to go and...

All right, come on.

How you doing?

Better.

Hi, I'’m from
The fire department.

I want to
Check you all out.

How'’s your circulation?
Is it all right?

Okay, can you
Breathe all right?

Okay.

There'’s nothing
To worry about.

We'’re taking good care
Of the manager in there.

[ man chattering on radio ]

Yeah.

Looks like you didn'’t
Get much sleep last night.

I didn'’t get any.

I laid there all night,
Sweating this thing out.

Man, you picked yourself
A rough business.

Just out of curiosity,
How much money did you get?

Thirty-five,
Thirty-seven thousand.

[ whistles ]

You know, we haven'’t
Really counted it yet.

You want to see it?

Yeah. Can I?

Are you kidding me?

Man.

I'’ve never seen this much
Money in my whole life.

Man, it breaks
Your heart.

A real score like that!
Look where we are.

Yeah, I know.
I know what you mean.

Everything'’s going
To be okay, all right?

Can we at least
Remove the tape?

Uh-uh. Let'’s go.

Johnny, they'’re okay.

It'’s okay,
I just took his pulse.
Seems to be pretty strong.

How about the car?

Don'’t you guys think
With all those policemen

Out there you should
Just lay down your guns
And forget this whole thing?

- no way.
- hey, roy, look at this, man.

Have you ever seen
That much money?

Look at that.
That'’s incredible.

We'’ve been thinking we'd
Get them to give us a car.

Yeah, and take
The two chicks with us.

Oh, wait a minute.
No way, man.

I don'’t think you should
Take the women, man.

They'’re nothing
But trouble.

Didn'’t I tell you?

I got an idea.
Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.
I got an idea.

Why don'’t you take
The two of us instead?

Right. We get them
To give us a plane.

- right.
- and maybe go to cuba.

Yeah. No, no.

No, man,
You can'’t go to cuba.

That'’s where they go
When they swipe planes.

Johnny: not anymore
They don'’t, man.

Cuba'’s getting heavy
On that sort of thing lately.

Man, they put you
Out in the cane fields,

Plus they'’re going
To take your money away.

- what are we
Going to do, then?
- I don'’t know, man.

I don'’t know.
You got a real problem.

Wait a minute.
Yeah, wait a minute.

Look, the plane idea, right?
That'’s a good one.

Take it and parachute out.

No, no parachutes.

Let'’s get the car first
And then decide.

Man, I think you'’re
Going to have a problem
With that, too.

- why?
- man, I don'’t think

That they'’re going
To give you a car.

In fact, I don'’t think they're
Going to give you anything.

In fact,
It just dawned on me.

Man, they'’re
Gonna sit out there

And they'’re gonna
Wait you out.

- what do you mean?
- man...

They know you don'’t
Want to take a murder rap,

Because you called us
About him.

Man, they know you'’re
Not gonna hurt those hostages.

We might.
We might.

Oh, man, come on.

Face it.

Now, you blew it
When you called us.

How'’d you do that?

Do what?

Talk them
Into surrendering.

I didn'’t talk them
Into surrendering. I...

They just had
A real bad problem

And I just pointed it
Out to them, that'’s all.

I mean, you don'’t just
Walk into a bank and say,
"Stick '’em up."

I mean, that'’s stuff
You see in the movies.

You know, if you and I
Were robbing that bank
In there, you know,

There'’s a couple of things
You got to get done before
You do something like that.

You really got to plan
Something like that out.

We got to figure out
The alarm system,

The placement
Of the guards.

We got to figure out
How to get into the vault,

Maybe open a couple
Of safe-deposit boxes
Along the way.

We also got to figure out
What to do with the staff.

Also, we got to figure out
The alarm system.

I mean, you don'’t just
Walk into a bank
With guns anymore.

Guns are a bad deal, roy.

You know, you can accidentally
Shoot somebody and kill them,

Or they could keel over
And have a heart attack

Just like this guy almost did.
Then you'’d be up for murder.

That'’s a life charge,
Instead of, say,
20 or 30 years for...

For attempted robbery.

Huh.

Come to think of it, roy,

I don'’t think robbing a bank
Is a good idea at all.