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Hey, Baby. You know, it's funny. Even though I heard it so many times in the court case, I still can't get used to the fact that your real name is Miles. It's a cool name, though. I can think of a lot of great Miles songs. But we still have to get through all those Baby songs first. I can't wait until the day when it's just us, music and the road. See you later, Baby. All my love, Debora.
Baby Driver
1m10s
How would you describe your relationship with the defendant? We were friends. And I think we both wanted to be more than that. He got himself into a bad spot. I was just trying to get him out. I believe the defendant is of good character. He didn't deserve what happened to him. Was the strangest thing. He finally drove off, and he threw my purse right at me. Then he actually said, "I'm sorry." He looked at me and he shook his head, like he was warning me, somehow telling me not to go inside. He looked concerned, like he was, uh, trying to save me. He made a mistake when he was younger, and it's haunted him ever since. When he tried to get out, he was pressured even harder. It was never his fault. He's got a good heart. Always had. Always will. With regard to counts 1 through 19, and count 21, I hereby sentence the defendant to 25 years in the federal penitentiary, subject to a parole hearing after five years served.
Baby Driver
20.7s
"Retarded" means slow. Was he slow? No. Then he don't sound that retarded to me. He's a good kid and a devil behind the wheel. What the hell else more do you need to know? So you don't think that there's something wrong with him just not saying anything? There's nothing wrong with a little quiet. You know why they call him Baby, right? Still waiting on his first words.
Baby Driver
36.7s
These places never get rolled. People don't realize that there's gold in them there hills. And those that do, don't have the stones to pull off a job so public in the hub of it. This place'll be ripe around this time tomorrow, but I need you to do something for me today. I can't be seen in there, but you can. So go inside. Take note of the number of cameras and positions, the number of registers open, the number of employees and the number of customers. Is there a guard? Is he armed? Do they have bandit glass? And get in line, buy some stamps. Take your buds out, pull your shades off. Oh, and, uh, take the nephew. Less suspicious.
Baby Driver