So... you come down here for a... For a Boston social? - Or we gonna talk price? - SCOTT: How much? CALEB: I'd say $50,000 would buy me a whole lot of chicken mole in Mexico. That's a lot of money. Well, she's a lot of little girl. Or don't you agree? I agree. [INHALES DEEPLY] So, what's next? Well, I'll send one of my boys out to your ranch to fill you in on all the details, but, uh... the one detail I'm gonna fill you in on right now is this: I don't want no beaner bronco buster handing me that $50,000. I want the old man himself. Murdoch Lancer puts $50,000 in my lap... or I heave this little pitcher down a well! You got that, Boston? Huh? Yeah. All right, messenger boy.
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Hey.
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Oh, someone's hungry.
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[WOMAN CHUCKLES]
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[PANTING]
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[BARKS] Hey.
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Uh... can I help you? [BACK DOOR OPENS]
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Oh. I'm sorry. I didn't realize the two of you were so close. - [CHUCKLES] - When he wakes up, I'll let him know you came by. I'd really like to say a quick hello now while I'm here. Came a long ways. Don't know when I'll get back this way again. Oh, I understand, but I'm afraid that's impossible. Impossible? Why is that impossible? Me and George like to watch TV on Sunday night... F.B.I. and Bonanza. ...but George finds it hard to keep awake, so I make him nap so I don't get gypped out of my TV time. Ah.
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[SPEAKING IN ITALIAN]
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- What's your name? - Cliff Booth. How do you know George? I used to shoot Westerns here at the ranch. When was the last time you saw George? Oh, I'd say about... eight years ago.
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What do I always say? Most important thing in this town is, when you're making money, you buy a house in town. You don't rent. Eddie O'Brien taught me that. Hollywood real estate means you live here. You're not just visiting, not just passing through. - You fucking live here. - [CHUCKLES] Here I am flat on my ass, and who I got living next door to me? The director of Rosemary's fucking Baby, that's who. Polanski, the hottest director in town right now, probably the world. - He's my next-door neighbor. - [CHUCKLES] I mean, shit. I mean, who knows what could happen? I could... I could be one pool party away f-from starring in a new Polanski movie. So you're feeling better now? Aw, yeah, yeah. Sorry about all that. Give me my glasses back. Oh, come get them, fucker. Come... All right, all right, Audie Murphy, relax. - There you go. - You need me for anything else? Nah, nah, nah. I got a lot of lines to learn for tomorrow. - Shit. All right. - All right. I'm gonna get my carcass on home. - All right. - All right, 7:15 a.m. - Seven-fifteen. - Out the door. - Out the door. - In the car. All right, see you then. [DOOR CLOSES]