your tenderness.
I haven't had much of that.
How bad is it?
I don't want to talk about him,
not when I'm with you.
Wait a minute.
What's going on?
Talk to me.
- Just talk to me.
- I can't.
Okay.
All right. You don't have to.
It's all right. Come on.
Mr. Bodine.
Speak, Dickey-boy.
So, what do you do for boredom?
I never had the problem.
Bullshit. You've got the most boring life
a man ever lived.
You'll grow into it. Trust me.
Three-pointer.
See that?
Call the Pistons.
- Sign the kid for $5 million.
- It could happen.
Yeah, and I'll still be pulling down
$26,500 a year.
And worth every goddamn cent, right?
Right.
What colour was his T-shirt?
- Who?
- The kid who made the basket.
White.
- How the hell would I know?
- You wouldn't, you've got no eye for detail.
Well, I think I do when it's important.
It's always important. Everything you see.
Everything minute of the day.
But you don't see nothing
because you're bored.
Lamar, the kid wasn't wearing a shirt.
You're an okay cop, but these
are keeping you from being a good cop.
Then why did you partner with me?
I mean, you had a choice.
I keep hoping
you might surprise me some day.
Well, one day I might.
Don't strain yourself.
I might be incapable of surprise.
It could be in this lifetime
I'm all surprised out.
Hi.
Kyle.
I waited for you all day.
- Did you miss me?
- Yes.
- So, how is she?
- Who?
Your Cinderella.
Come on. I tell you everything
and what do you tell me?
Who's dead and who's done it.
You don't want to tell me about it, do you?
How come?
You think I'm going to
take her away from you?
All right. Good shot.
- Is she putting out for you?
- I got nothing going on.
Fuck you.
- Are you going to get upset?
- Perhaps.
Please don't, Lamar.
We have to talk.
Listen, I want to forget this.
What do you mean?
Take me for a ride?
In this?
How well can you swim?
How soon they forget.
I will never forget.
You want to go inside?
I envy you, Kyle.
You're so comfortable in yourself.
I wish I could be you.
What's wrong?
I'm in a trap. I can't get out of it.
Divorce him.
I love you.
I know I can't give you what he can.
- That's not it.
- Whatever I got, it's yours.
Whatever you want, I'll get.
- Whatever you need, I'll do.
- Kyle, stop, please.
You got to decide.
You either stand up to him and leave him...
...or you stay with him
and you try to work it out.
Rachel, my God.
- Hi.
- What are you doing here?
I wanted to surprise you.
Mr. Munro, you have a call, sir.
He won't give his name, says it's personal.
Rupert Munro.
Who the fuck is this?
What don't make much sense to me
is why two smart guys like us...
...chose this poor-ass police life.
I had a reason for doing it.
It'll come to me.
Any unit that is 10-8, can you take an 877,
domestic in progress, 201 Cypress.
CID 159. We're close.
We'll respond to 201 Cypress.
Roger 159.
Since when are we doing
domestic violence?
CID 159. We're 1097, code 4.
We'll handle it.
C/D 159. 10-4.
Police.
- Everything's fine.
- Sir, you live here?
Nothing happened really.
- Do you live here?
- Yes, I do.
What's your name?
My name is Rupert Munro.
I'm with the Munro American Bank.
- Yes, I know who you are.
- Where's your wife?
She's inside.
She's fine.
This is nothing. It's embarrassing, is all.
We'll speak with one of you inside
and the other outside.
- What's going on?
- We're going to look inside.
Nothing happened. This is stupid.
Mr. Munro, why don't you
come over here and have a seat?
Sit down.
Mrs. Munro?
Rachel?
Oh, baby.
- Kyle?
- Are you all right?
He got a call. He's been seeing someone.
Are you all right, ma'am?
Do you want us to arrest your husband?
Lamar, I'll take care of this.
Get back outside with Munro.
Okay.
You want us to take him in?
What good would it do?
He'd be out tomorrow, wouldn't he?
Probably.
Nice house, Mr. Munro.
How much you pay for a place like this?