Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Be back in about an hour I got an errand to run.
Where old-fashioned romance meets modern-day technology.
Thank you for the lunch.
...and stability and David is--
David, I really appreciate it but I'm not going to Chicago.
It's a copy of Mr. Anselmo's will.
Yeah, it's me.
What are you wearing right now?
Sorry about dragging you into that Chinese fire drill.
-Let's try to make him welcome. -Good morning, Detective Donegan.
Are you sure you're gonna be all right here alone?
That's leg of lamb. You hungry?
...and as painlessly as possible, all right?
I got a guy downtown spilling his guts to the police about your little story.
Help.
It's a throw pillow.
I always wondered who buys these pressed logs.
...because I had to go out and buy pots, pans, plates and silverware.
-Donegan. -See you.
What are you doing?
-...an hour in shrink bills. -It's none of my business.
David and I are nothing but business partners. We want it that way.
That's the way we sounded?
He's very busy right now on another project.
-Where are you from? -Cork.
...because he's talking to MacGilicuddy.
-Nice to meet you. -My partner, David Addison.
-I'll go and call the police. -That won't be necessary.
I feel like I'm in the middle, David, and I don't like it.
Just me.
Slicing, dicing, and stirring can really take it out of you.
All right, Donegan, you wanna play rough, huh?
-Beats going to the mattresses. -I'm not going anywhere.
Your job is to keep me out of the line of fire...
-The thought of you with a toe tag. -I'm spending time with someone...
-You can quit worrying. -What's this?
-Do you know what you're doing? -For the first time in a very long time...
-Can I open it now? -Yes.
David.
Thanks.