| So? |
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| What? |
00:00:04.995 - 00:00:06.094 |
| You didn't come down here
at the crack of dawn |
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| because you missed me. |
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| Well, now that
you mention it... |
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| Billy. |
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| Mom, this is Billy Coyle. |
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| Billy is in my
microeconomics seminar. |
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| Here, Billy. |
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| Morning, Ms. Reagan. |
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| Billy. |
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| Billy has a problem. |
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| I was hoping you could
give him some advice. |
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| Does this problem involve
a case being prosecuted |
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| at the Manhattan
District Attorney's Office? |
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| - Yes, ma'am.
- Then I'm afraid |
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| I can't discuss it without
your attorney being present. |
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| My public defender said
it was okay |
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| if I feel like I can trust you. |
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| From everything
that he's told me, I can. |
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| Okay. What happened? |
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