| Why are you so early? |
00:00:02.412 - 00:00:03.912 |
| The park removed my breakfast bench. |
00:00:04.032 - 00:00:05.676 |
| Lucky me.
What's in that? |
00:00:05.796 - 00:00:07.664 |
| It's nothing.
Hence my woe. |
00:00:07.784 - 00:00:09.779 |
| You know,
ira the voice-box says |
00:00:09.899 - 00:00:11.587 |
| we missed our chance to nab
a sargent painting. |
00:00:11.655 - 00:00:13.623 |
| Ira the voice-box
doesn't talk. |
00:00:13.690 - 00:00:15.291 |
| He signs. |
00:00:15.359 - 00:00:16.258 |
| What's your point? |
00:00:16.326 - 00:00:17.693 |
| Neal, we are con men, grifters, |
00:00:17.761 - 00:00:19.962 |
| mountebanks, flimflammers. |
00:00:20.030 - 00:00:21.697 |
| We have to keep our skills sharp. |
00:00:21.765 - 00:00:23.566 |
| "Flimflammers"? |
00:00:23.634 - 00:00:24.700 |
| See? I'm already
becoming a dinosaur. |
00:00:24.768 - 00:00:26.869 |
| Look, I get that you
have to play boy scout |
00:00:26.937 - 00:00:29.472 |
| until your commutation hearing, |
00:00:29.539 - 00:00:31.474 |
| but you are seriously hindering
my primal instinct. |
00:00:31.541 - 00:00:34.143 |
| I don't think a few more weeks |
00:00:34.211 - 00:00:35.978 |
| will render you extinct, Winosaurus. |
00:00:36.046 - 00:00:37.680 |
| Okay.
A few more weeks. |
00:00:37.748 - 00:00:40.182 |
| What happens if you get it? |
00:00:40.250 - 00:00:41.851 |
