Been like this since I was six. It's called "a consistent flow," that's what the doctor said. Phew.
The Man from Toronto
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Who the hell was that?
The Man from Toronto
2.9s
[intense music playing]
The Man from Toronto
2.3s
This… Digest it.
The Man from Toronto
2.8s
…could be the dumbest idea I've ever heard.
The Man from Toronto
12.8s
-Sir. -Don't you "sir" me. You cut the shit. Ain't gonna be no dancing. No dancing. Perhaps it's best you focus on the very big presentation you have ahead of you.
The Man from Toronto
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Now, if you know what I know, that's that I love to communicate. So let's figure out the best way to talk. Right? -Please. -I hope you understand what I'm saying. Last I checked, communication is key to understanding. [grunts] Is it muggy? Are you guys… Is it a little… The air, right? Back up. Back up. Put the hammer down and back up. You're crowding me, okay? And I can't do whatever it is I'm here to do with you on my ass. Now, what you need to know is that… [whispers] I don't know what is going on. I don't know what they want. They called me the Man from Toronto. I don't even know who that is. -Give them what they want. Is it money? -[whimpers] No. He starts with the eyes.
The Man from Toronto
9.6s
He's basically a ghost. Apart from one known contact, a female by the name of Debora, who we believe is his handler, he operates alone.
The Man from Toronto
4s
[man 2] Park it along that tree line. Right there.
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4.4s
-[gunshot] -[golfer screams] ["Orishas" by Naci Orishas playing]
The Man from Toronto
2.6s
Thank you. [grunts]
The Man from Toronto
1.6s
I'm eager to meet the Colonel.
The Man from Toronto
1s
[coughs]
The Man from Toronto
4.2s
I'll be back, man. I'm really proud of you. -[Toronto] Awesome. -Okay. Dope.
