( tires screeching ) → （車胎摩擦聲）
( garbled radio transmission ) → （無線電雜音）
BRASS: A truck driver making a delivery found him. → BRASS：送貨嘅貨車司機發現佢。
T.O.D.? → 死亡時間？
About two or three hours ago. → 大約兩三個鐘頭前。
GRISSOM: Neck contusion. → GRISSOM：頸部挫傷。
Looks like he went down fighting. → 睇嚟佢死前有掙扎過。
GRISSOM: Any ID? → GRISSOM：有冇身份證明？
Just this. → 得呢樣。
Palermo room key. → Palermo酒店房匙。
Nice clothes. → 啲衫好靚。
Well, they do make the man. → 係㗎，人靠衣裝。
He's got some kind of transfer on his pants. → 佢條褲有啲轉移嘅痕跡。
WILLOWS: Yeah, and on his shirt. → WILLOWS：係，件衫都有。
So what's a guy dressed for a party → 咁一個著到去派對咁嘅人，
with a key to this hotel doing out here? → 揸住呢間酒店嘅房匙，喺呢度做乜？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
But the party's over. → 但派對已經完咗。
Captioning sponsored by CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → 字幕由CBS、C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ Who... are you? ♪ → ♪ 你...係邊個？ ♪
♪ Who, who, who, who? ♪ → ♪ 邊個，邊個，邊個，邊個？ ♪
♪ Who... are you? ♪ → ♪ 你...係邊個？ ♪
♪ Who, who, who, who? ♪ → ♪ 邊個，邊個，邊個，邊個？ ♪
♪ I really wanna know ♪ → ♪ 我真係好想知 ♪
♪ Who... are you? ♪ → ♪ 你...係邊個？ ♪
♪ Oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ Who... ♪ → ♪ 噢-噢-噢 ♪ ♪ 你... ♪
♪ Come on, tell me who are you, you, you ♪ → ♪ 嚟啦，話我知你係邊個，邊個，邊個 ♪
♪ Oh, you! ♪ → ♪ 噢，你！ ♪
Got smudges that look like white paint up here. → 呢度有啲似白色油漆嘅污跡。
Similar to the trace → 同死者衫上面嘅微量痕跡
on the vic's clothes. → 好相似。
Same down here. → 下面都有。
So whatever it is, it must have been wet. → 所以無論係乜，一定係濕嘅。
I don't see any wet paint signs up here either. → 呢度都冇見到任何「油漆未乾」嘅標誌。
( crowd murmuring ) → （人群嘈雜聲）
MAN: Two performances nightly → MAN：每晚兩場表演
of Palermo's fabulous show, "The Girls of India." → Palermo嘅精彩節目「印度女郎」。
Now on display at Palermo Jewelers-- → 現正喺Palermo珠寶店展出——
Diamonds at Romanoff's. → Romanoff's嘅鑽石。
The room is registered to a Jeffrey Powell of Van Nuys, California. → 間房係用加州Van Nuys嘅Jeffrey Powell登記。
He check in with anybody? → 佢有冇同人一齊入住？
No. The reservation was for one person. → 冇。預訂係一個人。
He checked in yesterday, → 佢琴日入住，
paid with a corporate credit card. → 用公司信用卡找數。
Do you remember the name of the company? → 你記唔記得公司名？
Sheritown Inc.
We're going to need access → 我哋需要睇晒今晚嘅
to all of the surveillance footage from tonight, all right? → 閉路電視片段，得唔得？
You got it. Okay. → 冇問題。好。
Two glasses. → 兩個杯。
Think our vic got lucky? → 覺得死者有艷遇？
Oh, yeah. → 係啊。
He got lucky, all right. → 佢真係有艷遇。
He got lucky → 佢嘅艷遇
with a blonde. → 係個金髮女郎。
Jeans... → 牛仔褲...
full of holes. → 穿晒窿。
Must have been wearing them a long time. → 應該著咗好耐。
Either that or he just bought them an paid a fortune. → 唔係就係啱啱買，仲要俾咗好多錢。
I remember my first time to Vegas. → 我記得我第一次嚟Vegas。
I got one of these-- → 我都攞咗本呢啲——
Guide to blackjack. → 廿一點指南。
Everybody dreams of hitting it big out here, don't they? → 個個都發夢喺呢度贏大錢，係咪？
Yeah, well, if that ever ends you can kiss Vegas good-bye. → 係，如果冇咗呢個夢，Vegas就玩完。
STOKES: We have a winner. → STOKES：有發現。
Jackpot. → 中獎。
Ooh, Sasan. → 噢，Sasan。
Cost him more than all of his other clothes put together. → 呢件衫貴過佢其他衫加埋。
There's some kind of blue powder trace → 個袋有啲藍色粉末
on the pocket. → 痕跡。
Nicky, take this. → Nicky，攞住呢個。
California driver's license. → 加州駕駛執照。
Company credit card. → 公司信用卡。
Amateur Speedway Association card. → 業餘賽車協會會員卡。
Guy liked fast cars. → 呢條友鍾意快車。
Except he was driving a Toyota. → 但佢揸豐田。
No cash. → 冇現金。
This sounds like a classic trick roll. → 聽落似經典嘅騙財案。
Kid from out of town on a lucky streak-- I cannot lose tonight! → 外地嚟嘅細路，手風順——我今晚唔會輸！
he's an easy mark. → 佢係易呃嘅目標。
Get him up to the room... → 帶佢上房...
loosen him up... → 鬆弛佢...
jump him and dump him. → 襲擊佢然後掉低佢。
Mom was right-- → 阿媽講得啱——
always wear clean ones. → 一定要著乾淨底褲。
Because you never know what could happen. → 因為你永遠唔知會發生咩事。
What do you think that is? → 你覺得係乜？
Why don't you take a whiff? → 你不如聞吓？
Why am I always the guy who has to sniff the shorts? → 點解成日係我要聞啲底褲？
'Cause it's your job. → 因為係你嘅工作。
You do it. → 你做啦。
Red wine. → 紅酒。
It's not on his pants. → 唔係佢褲上面嘅。
What about the shirt? → 件衫呢？
No. → 冇。
So he must have changed after the mess. → 所以佢一定係搞到污糟之後換咗衫。
Oh, I already went through his pockets. → 哦，我已經搜過佢啲袋。
Of course, I was double-gloved. → 當然，我戴咗雙層手套。
Clothes are brand new. → 啲衫係全新嘅。
Hmm... → 嗯...
Looks like a callus. → 似係繭。
STOKES: There's a long-haired blonde. → STOKES：有個長髮金髮女。
Yeah, I've been watching this for a while now. → 係，我睇咗一陣。
Time stamped 10:52 p.m. → 時間標記係晚上10點52分。
He entered his room a couple of minutes later. → 佢幾分鐘後入咗房。
Manager said the last time he used his card key → 經理話佢最後一次用房卡
was 10:54 p.m. → 係晚上10點54分。
MAN: We look forward about an hour... → MAN：我哋快轉大約一個鐘...
Jeff leaves his room alone. → Jeff自己離開房間。
STOKES: He doesn't have a jacket on. → STOKES：佢冇著外套。
He's probably not going too far. → 應該唔會去得太遠。
So he gets off the elevator, goes into the casino, → 佢搭電梯落去，入咗賭場，
and nine minutes later, → 九分鐘之後，
same blonde goes down in the elevator. → 同一個金髮女搭電梯落去。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯哼。
Grab that. → 截住嗰度。
Print that. → 印出嚟。
After the vic gets off the elevator, → 死者離開電梯之後，
I lose him in the casino crowd → 我喺賭場人群入面跟甩咗佢
for about 15 minutes. → 大約15分鐘。
How do you lose him? → 點會跟甩？
Aren't there a hundred cameras in there? → 嗰度唔係有幾百部攝影機咩？
And at four hours of video each, → 每部有四個鐘頭嘅影片，
that's 400 hours of video I got to go through. → 即係我要睇400個鐘頭嘅片。
The vic was found at the loading dock → 死者係喺購物廊
off the shopping arcade. → 嘅卸貨區被發現。
He's heading for the arcade here. → 佢係向住呢度嘅購物廊行。
That's the last time → 呢個係最後一次
I've got him on camera. → 我喺鏡頭見到佢。
There's no surveillance in the arcade hall. → 購物廊大堂冇閉路電視。
Only in the individual stores. → 只有個別商店有。
Freeze that. → 定格。
Enhance that bag. → 放大個袋。
The vic was wearing a Sasan jacket. → 死者著住Sasan外套。
There's a Sasan boutique in the arcade. → 購物廊有間Sasan精品店。
I'm going shopping. → 我去買嘢。
But you were working last night. → 但你琴晚開工喎。
Yeah, we've been short-handed. → 係，我哋人手唔夠。
Do you, uh, do you recognize either one → 你，呃，你認唔認得呢兩個人
of these people? → 其中一個？
No. Sorry. → 唔認得。唔好意思。
How about this? → 咁呢個呢？
Recognize that? → 認唔認得？
Sure. That's from the new Spring line. → 梗係認得。係新春季系列。
The leather's like skin. It's incredible. → 皮料好似皮膚咁。真係好正。
Show me that picture again. → 再俾我睇多次張相。
Now I remember. → 我而家記得。
He bought a whole outfit. → 佢買咗成套衫。
Even wanted underwear. → 連底褲都想買。
We don't sell underwear. → 我哋唔賣底褲。
Credit card receipt, anything like that? → 信用卡收據，或者類似嘅嘢？
He paid cash. → 佢俾現金。
He was flashing a wad. → 佢揸住一疊錢。
Mm-hmm. Buy anything for her? → 嗯哼。有冇買嘢俾佢？
Nothing. → 冇。
She didn't need anything. → 佢乜都唔需要。
Looked perfect. → 睇落好完美。
Was making my job real easy. → 搞到我份工好易做。
That guy would have bought anything → 嗰個男人會買任何
she wanted him to, Mr. Stokes. → 佢想佢買嘅嘢，Stokes先生。
Thank you. → 唔該。
I found extensive contusion → 我發現大面積挫傷
involving the anterior aspect of the neck → 涉及頸部前面
with hemorrhage in all the strap muscles. → 所有頸帶肌肉都有出血。
The thyroid, cricoid → 甲狀軟骨、環狀軟骨
and arytenoid cartilages are all multiply fractured. → 同杓狀軟骨都多處骨折。
The hyoid bone is fractured as well. → 舌骨都骨折。
The blunt-force trauma to the neck? → 頸部嘅鈍力創傷？
Yeah. COD is asphyxiation → 係。死因係窒息
due to obstruction of the airway. → 因為呼吸道受阻。
Took a few minutes to die. → 幾分鐘先死。
Any idea of the source of the BFT? → 知唔知鈍力創傷嘅來源？
Well, I enhanced the contusion on the neck → 我用紫外線攝影
using UV photography. → 強化咗頸部嘅挫傷。
Looks like there's a defined edge on the weapon. → 睇嚟武器有個明顯嘅邊緣。
Yeah, that could be anything. → 係，可以係任何嘢。
How about prelim tox results? → 初步毒理結果呢？
Well, tox detected methamphetamine, sildenafil → 毒理檢測到甲基安非他命、西地那非
and oxycodone. → 同羥考酮。
Stimulant, erection and a painkiller. → 興奮劑、壯陽藥同止痛藥。
Party in a pill. → 一粒藥丸嘅派對。
Where was that on my wedding night? → 我結婚嗰晚點解冇呢啲？
( siren wailing ) → （警笛聲）
SANDERS: Does this couple look familiar? → SANDERS：呢對情侶似唔似面善？
Sweet red Ferrari. F-360 Spyder. → 靚紅色法拉利。F-360 Spyder。
When did you see them? → 你幾時見到佢哋？
Last night-- I brought the car when they left. → 琴晚——佢哋走嗰陣我攞車。
Around 8:15. → 大約8點15分。
They're gone a couple hours. → 佢哋去咗幾個鐘頭。
The car-- pfft-- was amazing. → 架車——嘩——好正。
Did they happen to tell you where they were going? → 佢哋有冇話你去邊？
No. → 冇。
Do you know what time they got back to the hotel? → 你知唔知佢哋幾點返酒店？
Uh, a little after 10:00. → 呃，10點多少少。
The guy gave me a Benjamin. → 個男人俾咗我一百蚊。
I kept an eye out on that baby, → 我一路睇住架車，
I didn't want any of these other maniacs → 唔想其他癲佬
putting their paws on it. → 掂到佢。
What about the girl? → 個女仔呢？
You ever seen her before? → 你以前見過佢咩？
I don't think so. → 應該冇。
She strike you as a working girl? → 佢似唔似做嗰行嘅女仔？
I'll say this, if she was hooking, → 咁講啦，如果佢係做嘅，
then she was top shelf, just like that car. → 肯定係頂級貨色，同嗰架車一樣。
I felt kind of like that garage guy → 我有啲似《咪走寶》嗰個車房佬。
in Ferris Bueller's Day Off? → 你明唔明？
You know, he likes the car so much, → 佢咁鍾意架車，
he takes it out for a spin for, like, the whole day. → 就成日偷揸出去成日玩。
Not that I'd ever do that. → 唔係話我會咁做。
Of course not. → 梗係唔會啦。
Whoa, look, I had nothing to do → 喂，聽我講，我同架車嘅損毀
with the damage on that car. → 完全冇關。
I mean, it was pristine before they took it out. → 我意思係，佢哋揸出去之前架車係完美嘅。
They were in an accident? How bad? → 佢哋撞車？有幾嚴重？
Look, any scratch on that beauty is a tragedy. → 喂，嗰架靚車有花痕都係悲劇。
And this was, like, a dent. → 而呢個仲要係凹咗。
You know what? They looked like they didn't even care. → 你知唔知？佢哋好似完全唔在意咁。
Anything else I can do for you? → 仲有冇其他嘢幫到你？
Um, thanks. → 嗯，唔該。
Lenny. Lenny Andretti. → Lenny。Lenny Andretti。
No relation. → 冇親戚關係。
The trace for your vic's jacket pocket → 你個死者嘅外套口袋
was primarily talc. → 主要係滑石粉。
Blue baby powder? → 藍色嘅嬰兒爽身粉？
No. Take a look. → 唔係。你睇吓。
Birefringent crystals. → 雙折射晶體。
Pretty. What are they? → 幾靚喎。係咩嚟㗎？
It's a mixture of silica and axolite, → 係矽石同axolite嘅混合物，
two abrasives. → 兩種研磨劑。
But when found with talc, it suggests only one use. → 但係同滑石粉一齊發現，只係得一個用途。
And that would be? → 即係咩？
In 1897, William Spinks received a patent → 1897年，William Spinks攞到一個專利，
for what came to be known as "Spinks Billiard Chalk." → 就係後來嘅「Spinks波檯粉筆」。
You may be surprised to know that cue-tip chalk → 你可能會覺得驚訝，波棍頭粉筆
does not contain chalk at all, → 其實完全唔係粉筆，
it is a mixture of axolite and silica. → 而係axolite同矽石嘅混合物。
The abrasives give grip to the tip when it hits the ball. → 研磨劑令到波棍頭打波時有抓力。
Stop trying to make that sound dirty. → 唔好搞到好似講緊啲鹹濕嘢咁。
Out vic had a callus on his hand. Mm... → 死者手上有繭。嗯……
Don't. → 唔好。
Which means that he was probably playing a lot of pool. → 即係佢可能成日打波。
Where do you go in this town to shoot stick → 喺呢個鎮，你會去邊度打波
with a hot blonde and a Ferrari? → 同個靚女金髮同法拉利一齊？
BRASS: There's at least a half a dozen → BRASS：拉斯維加斯至少有五六間
of these high-end pool halls in Vegas. → 呢啲高級波檯會所。
The word on the street is → 街坊傳聞
a lot of out-of-town money comes through here. → 好多外地錢會經呢度流過。
WILLOWS: Well, it's closer to Palermo, it's a good place to start. → WILLOWS：呢間近Palermo，係個好開始。
Hey, buddy, how's it going? → 喂，老友，點呀？
Have these two been in lately? → 呢兩個人最近有冇嚟過？
No. → 冇。
It's pretty dark in here, → 呢度咁黑，
wouldn't recognize my own mom if she came in. → 就算我阿媽入嚟我都認唔到。
It wasn't so dark you couldn't count your vig → 冇咁黑到你數唔到嗰邊賭局嘅利息掛？
from that game over there. → 喺內華達州賭波唔犯法。
It's not illegal to bet on a pool game in Nevada. → 但係冇賭牌嘅情況下
But it is illegal for the house to take a cut → 抽水就犯法。
without a gaming license. → 我見唔到牆上有牌喎。
I don't see one on the wall. → 因為呢度冇呢啲嘢發生。
That's because nothing like that's going on here. → BRASS：咁如果我問晒呢度所有人，
BRASS: So, if we asked everyone in here, no one would say → 冇人會話你抽水？
that you're taking a piece of the action? → 等我再睇清楚。
Let me take another look. → 好，隨便。
Sure. Knock yourself out. → 我從來未見過個男人。
I never seen the guy. → 個女仔就成日嚟。
Girl's kind of a regular here. → 叫Heidi。
Name's Heidi. → 咁我諗你對眼真係習慣咗黑暗。
So, I guess your eyes do get used to the dark. → 你知唔知去邊度搵Heidi？
You know where we can find this Heidi? → 唉，老友……
Oh, man... → BRASS：喂，我見唔到個牌喎。
BRASS: You know, I don't see that license anywhere. → 咁樣啦，我哋咁做。
Look, here's what we're going to do. → 打電話。
Get on the phone. → 打畀Heidi。
Call Heidi. → 話佢知有位紳士啱啱入咗嚟，
Tell her a distinguished gentleman has just come in → 揸住大疊現金想玩兩手。
with a large wad of cash looking for some action. → 即係我。
That'd be me. → Heidi Wolff？
Heidi Wolff? → 你好嗎？
How you doing? → 我係Jim Brass，拉斯維加斯警察。
I'm Jim Brass, Las Vegas Police. → 可唔可以同你傾幾句？
Can I talk to you for a minute? → 傾咩？
About what? → 你識唔識呢個人？
Do you know this guy? → 唔識。
No. → 明顯你覺得我識。
Apparently, you think I do. → 哦，我知你識。
Oh, I know you do. → 你想唔想講吓佢點解死咗？
You want to tell me how he turned up dead? → 所以你同Jeff Powell過咗一晚。
So you spent the night with Jeff Powell. → 佢離開我嗰陣仲生勾勾。
And he was alive when he left me. → 哦，佢離開你？
Oh. He left you? → 係，信唔信由你。
Yeah. Believe it or not. → 喂。
Look. → 佢開始有啲古怪。
He was getting kind of weird on me. → 喂。
Hey. → 你去邊？
Where you going? → 唔使擔心，我即刻返嚟。
Don't worry, I'll be right back. → 你知唔知，我可能愛上你。
You know, I think I may just have to fall in love with you. → 所以我着返衫就走咗。
So I put on my clothes and I got out of there. → 我只係想搵樂子，
I was looking for fun, → 唔係要一生一世。
not a lifetime commitment. → 你咁樣叫樂子？
Is that what you call fun? → 呃人錢，搶佢啲錢？
Rolling a guy, taking his money? → 我冇搶佢錢。
I didn't take his money. → Heidi，Heidi，喂。
Heidi, Heidi, ho. → 我哋知Jeff攞住大疊現金。
Look, we know Jeff was waving around a large wedge of cash. → 我哋發現佢嗰陣錢唔見咗。
And the money was gone when we found him. → 你係個貴價約會對象，Heidi。
You're an expensive date, Heidi. → 我係職業賭徒。
I'm a professional gambler. → 可能係拉斯維加斯唯一一個報足稅嘅人。
Probably the only one in Vegas who declares every dollar. → 你可以查我嘅報稅表。
You can check my tax returns. → 我哋查過酒店床單。
We checked the hotel sheets. → 我哋有發生關係。
We had sex. → 犯法咩？唔犯法。
Is that against the law? No. → 唔犯法。
No. → 我哋打波贏咗啲錢。
We won some money shooting pool. → 犯法咩？唔犯法。
Is that against the law? No. → 你畀毒品佢。
You gave him drugs. → 犯法咩？
Is that against the law? → 犯法。
Yeah. → 喂，我係咁睇嘅。
Look, here's the way I see it breaking down. → 佢走咗九分鐘後你就離開房間。
You left the room nine minutes after he did. → 你落咗樓。
You went downstairs. → 你同你嘅拍檔夾過。
You checked with your partner. → 你殺咗個細路，攞咗啲錢，
You killed the kid, you took the cash, → 完。
end of story. → 講清楚。
Let's get this straight. → 佢係個好細路，佢死咗我好遺憾，
He was a sweet kid and I'm sorry he's dead, → 但同我無關。
but I had nothing to do with it. → 我唔再講嘢。
And I'm done talking. → SANDERS：根據運輸署，
SANDERS: According to the DMV, → 拉斯維加斯登記嘅12架法拉利F-360 Spyder，
of the 12 Ferrari F-360 Spyders registered in Vegas, → 得三架係紅色。
only three are red. → 兩架係私人擁有，
Two of them are privately owned, → 第三架係租車公司嘅。
and a rental company has the third. → 死者喺洛杉磯揸豐田，
Since the vic owns a Toyota in L.A. → Heidi Wolff揸甲蟲車……
and Heidi Wolff drives a Beetle... → 你覺得呢度係個好開始。
You figured this would be a good place to start. → 歡迎嚟到Extravagant Auto。
Welcome to Extravagant Auto. → 我係Robert Rhoda。
Robert Rhoda. → 如果你發夢嘅係四個轆嘅嘢，
If what you're dreaming about's on four wheels, → 我可以幫你搞到。
I can get it for you. → 其實我哋搵緊一架紅色法拉利Spyder。
Actually, we're looking for a red Ferrari Spyder. → 呢位女士鍾意快車。
The lady likes fast cars. → 我啱啱好有一架。
And I just happen to have one. → 但係撞咗少少，
But it got into a little fender-bender, → 所以要一兩日整返。
so it's going to take a day or so to get it fixed. → 我哋照收。
We'll take it as is. → 左後輪拱有油漆轉移。
Looks like paint transfer on the left rear quarter. → 清漆由頭到尾甩咗。
Clear coat's been peeled front-to-back. → 即係法拉利係快啲嗰架車。
Which means the Ferrari was the faster vehicle. → 法拉利永遠係快啲嗰架。
The Ferrari is always the faster vehicle. → （相機咔嚓聲）
( camera clicks ) → 噢。
Ooh. → 前泵把有個靚凹位。
Nice dent to the front bumper. → RHODA：你睇緊嘅係一萬五千美金嘅損毀。
RHODA: You're looking at $15,000 of damage there. → 邊個租嘅？
Who rented it? → 幫唔到你。
Can't help you with that. → 我哋嘅客戶記錄係保密嘅。
Our customer records are confidential. → 總之，我哋唔會就損毀
In any case, we're not making a police report → 報警。
about the damage. → 唔使，我哋要扣押佢。
No need to, we're impounding it. → （車門打開聲）
( car door opens ) → 咩話？
What? → 車廂好似清潔過。
Looks like the interior's been cleaned. → 我會叫運輸公司
I'll call auto transport → 拖返去停車場。
and have them tow it back to the lot. → （相機手機響聲）
( camera phone beeping ) → Rhoda先生，你做緊咩？
Mr. Rhoda, what are you doing? → 我記錄緊我嘅損失。
I'm documenting my loss. → 我申請緊犯罪受害者賠償。
I'm filing for crime victim compensation. → （相機手機響聲）
( camera phone beeping ) → （機器轉動聲）
( machine whirrs ) → Grissom？
Grissom? → Hodges確認咗法拉利上嘅油漆轉移
Hodges confirmed the paint transfer → 係黑色丙烯酸磁漆。
on the Ferrari is a black acrylic enamel. → 咁冇縮窄範圍好多。
That doesn't narrow it down much. → 仲有更好嘅。
Well, it gets better. → 係通用汽車嘅油漆，有
It's a GM paint, with traces → 玻璃纖維強化塑膠嘅痕跡。
of fiberglass reinforced plastic. → 即係我哋搵緊一架黑色Corvette。
Which means, we're looking for a black Corvette. → 我會叫Brass發廣播。
I'll have Brass put out a broadcast. → Nick查過死者嘅信用卡。
Nick ran the vic's credit card. → 「Sheritown, Inc.」總部喺洛杉磯，
"Sheritown, Inc." is based in L.A., → 由一個叫Mick Sheridan嘅人打理。
run by a guy named Mick Sheridan. → 我會去警局見佢。
I'm going to meet him at the P.D. → Mick Sheridan係電影監製？
Mick Sheridan the movie producer? → 我細個睇佢嘅動作大片大——
I grew up watching his action blockbusters-- → 飛車、忍者、機械殺人機器。
car chases, ninjas, cyborg death machines. → 我哋以前用錫紙做防彈衣，
We used to make body armor → 喺成個社區重演啲場面。
out of tinfoil, and re-enact the scenes → 你呢，你係綠扁帽細路？
all over the neighborhood. → 秘密特工？
What about you, you were a Green Beret kid? → 我唔講。
Secret agent? → 同埋唔好掂我啲錫紙。
I'm not telling. → （警笛聲）
And stay away from my tinfoil. → 我好難過。
( siren wails ) → 點解係佢。
I'm sick about this. → Jeff。
Of all kids.
Jeff.
I can't stop crying. → 我喊到停唔到。
You want something to drink? → 想唔想飲啲嘢？
Oh, thanks, uh... → 哦，唔該，呃...
Small Pellegrino, room temperature. → 細樽Pellegrino，室溫。
POLICEMAN: Sure thing. → 警察：冇問題。
( office door opens, closes ) → （辦公室門開關聲）
Mr. Sheridan, can you tell us anything about this girl? → Sheridan先生，你講唔講到呢個女仔嘅嘢？
I don't know her. → 我唔識佢。
Jeff must have met her here. → Jeff應該係喺呢度識佢嘅。
I loved him like a son. → 我當佢係仔咁錫。
Smart. Hard-working. → 好聰明，好勤力。
I hired him right out of law school. → 佢一畢業我就請佢返嚟。
What kind of work did he do for you? → 佢幫你做啲咩工作？
An assistant. → 助理。
He wanted to learn the movie business → 佢想學電影生意，
from the bottom up, like I did. → 由低做起，好似我當年咁。
Oh, right, you used to be an actor. → 哦，係喎，你以前做過演員。
Yeah. But I had a nasty habit-- I wanted to eat regularly. → 係。但我有個壞習慣——我想準時開飯。
And didn't want to work as a waiter to do it. → 同埋唔想做侍應去達成呢個目標。
Did Jeff have any nasty habits? → Jeff有冇啲咩壞習慣？
We found several different drugs in his bloodstream. → 我哋喺佢血液入面發現幾種唔同嘅毒品。
BRASS: What was Jeff doing → BRASS：Jeff喺拉斯維加斯
in Las Vegas? → 做緊啲咩？
Um... About a month ago, → 嗯...大約一個月前，
when he was making copies of my divorce settlement, → 佢幫我影印離婚協議書嗰陣，
he spotted a provision → 發現咗一條條款，
that my wife's lawyer had rephrased. → 係我前妻嘅律師改寫過嘅。
My lawyers had missed it. → 我嘅律師睇漏咗。
He saved me millions of dollars. → 佢幫我慳咗幾百萬美金。
So to thank him, I gave him a vacation. → 所以為咗多謝佢，我送咗個假期俾佢。
You give him any cash? → 你有冇俾現金佢？
Couple hundred bucks, corporate credit card. → 幾百蚊，同公司信用卡。
Told him to have fun. → 叫佢玩得開心啲。
Fun, huh? → 玩得開心，係咪？
Yeah. → 係。
I'll be regretting that for the rest of my life. → 我會後悔呢個決定一世。
I guess the broadcast paid off. → 我估個電視節目幫到手。
Black 'Vette. → 黑色Corvette。
Parking enforcement → 泊車執法組
found it abandoned off Durango near Russell. → 喺Durango近Russell嗰邊發現佢被遺棄。
Right between the pool hall → 係咪喺桌球室
and the Palermo? → 同Palermo之間？
Yup. → 係。
( camera shutter clicking ) → （相機快門聲）
This would have been impossible to drive away. → 呢架車根本冇可能揸得走。
Yeah. → 係。
Bummer. → 慘。
Please tell me there's something more to this guys and cars thing → 唔好同我講呢個男人同車嘅關係，
beside the obvious penis extension metaphors. → 除咗明顯嘅陽具延伸比喻之外就冇其他嘢。
So you want me to lie? → 你想我講大話？
Red paint transfer. → 紅色油漆轉移。
( engine revving ) → （引擎加速聲）
( brakes screeching ) → （剎車聲）
I'll get a sample to Hodges. → 我會拎個樣本俾Hodges。
See if he can → 睇吓佢可唔可以
match it to the Ferrari. → 同架法拉利配對。
It's a rental. → 係租嘅。
Extravagant Automobiles? → Extravagant Automobiles？
No. Zenith? → 唔係。Zenith？
Yeah, night to be in the car rental business. → 係，租車生意真係好做。
Driver's name is Randy Bolen. → 司機叫Randy Bolen。
Local address. → 本地地址。
Let's go talk to him. → 我哋去搵佢傾吓。
( distant siren ) → （遠處警笛聲）
"Randy Bolen. → 「Randy Bolen。
"Misdemeanor possession, assault, → 「輕微藏毒，襲擊，
"felony possession for sales..." → 「販賣毒品重罪...」
You can't help but break the law, can you? → 你係咪唔犯法唔安樂？
What's with the forehead? → 額頭搞成咁？
Well, you got that bruise somehow. → 你個瘀傷一定有原因。
Want me to add leaving the scene of an accident to the list? → 想唔想我加多條肇事逃逸落去？
It was a fender bender. Not my fault. → 只係輕微碰撞。唔關我事。
Sure about that? → 你肯定？
Yeah. → 係。
Because your car and the Ferrari were both rented. → 因為你架車同架法拉利都係租嘅。
So what? It's a coincidence. → 咁又點？巧合啫。
You're a local. Why did you need to rent a car? → 你係本地人。點解要租車？
I can't afford one all the time, so I rent one when I can. → 我唔係成日買得起車，所以有錢就租嚟揸。
What were you doing all night before your fender bender? → 你撞車之前成晚做緊咩？
What was I doing? I was shooting pool. → 我做緊咩？我打緊桌球。
Place called The... The Cue-T. → 間嘢叫...叫Cue-T。
How'd you play? Did you win any money? → 你打得點？有冇贏錢？
You know, you win some, you lose some. → 你知啦，有贏有輸。
( applause and cheering ) → （掌聲同歡呼聲）
I guess that would be lose some. → 我估呢次係輸。
How much? → 輸幾多？
Ten grand. → 一萬蚊。
That's a lot of money for a guy like you. → 對你嚟講係好多錢喎。
( scattered laughing and clapping ) → （零星笑聲同拍掌聲）
I've had worse nights. → 我試過更差嘅夜晚。
( Curtis laughs ) → （Curtis笑）
Yeah, I'm sure you have. → 係，我信你。
You're having one now. → 你而家就係一個。
These the guys you played? → 呢啲係咪同你打波嘅人？
Yeah. → 係。
Now, there's a coincidence, → 呢個就係巧合喇，
because they were in the Ferrari, → 因為佢哋就係喺架法拉利入面，
which makes you a very sore loser. → 所以你係個輸唔起嘅人。
( engine revving ) → （引擎加速聲）
( thudding ) → （撞擊聲）
( brakes screeching ) → （剎車聲）
( tires squealing ) → （輪胎摩擦聲）
Okay. → 好。
So I rubbed him a little. → 我係有少少撩佢。
It was a stupid thing to do. → 係好蠢嘅行為。
Not as stupid as killing him. → 冇殺人咁蠢。
What, that kid-- he's dead? → 咩話，個細路——佢死咗？
Yeah. → 係。
I want a lawyer. → 我要搵律師。
According to his record, → 根據佢嘅記錄，
Randy Bolen used to be a professional stunt driver. → Randy Bolen以前係專業特技司機。
Must not have been a very good one. → 應該唔係好叻嗰啲。
He teaches at that track off Boulder Highway → 佢喺Boulder Highway嗰條賽道教車，
where middle-aged guys get → 專俾中年男人
to act out their Grand Prix fantasies. → 實現佢哋嘅格蘭披治幻想。
Mm-hmm, okay. → 嗯，好。
A guy like that gets beat by a punk kid on the street, → 咁嘅人俾個𡃁仔喺街頭打敗，
it's gonna be an assault on his manhood. → 係對佢男人尊嚴嘅打擊。
He's got a temper. → 佢脾氣好大。
Okay. I'll see if I can place him at the hotel. → 好。我睇吓可唔可以證明佢去過酒店。
I'll let you know. → 我會話俾你知。
Hey, Arch. Hey. → 喂，Arch。喂。
Surveillance footage from the Palermo? → Palermo嘅閉路電視片段？
Yeah. → 係。
I just found something really interesting. → 我啱啱發現咗啲好有趣嘅嘢。
That's the blonde from the elevator. → 係電梯嗰個金髮女郎。
There she is again. → 又見到佢。
And here's Jeff Powell. → 呢個係Jeff Powell。
This is where his evening begins, → 佢晚黑就係咁開始，
when he meets her for the first time. → 第一次見到佢。
( beeps ) → （嗶聲）
Ooh. → 哦。
She didn't look too happy. → 佢好似唔係好開心。
Yeah. → 係。
Keep watching → 繼續睇，
when she points at something. → 佢指住啲嘢嗰陣。
Keep your eyes on her wine. → 睇住佢杯酒。
( beeps ) → （嗶聲）
You think that was on purpose? → 你覺得佢係特登嘅？
Well, sure looks that way. → 睇落似係。
Take a look at this. → 睇吓呢個。
( whirring, beep ) → （轉動聲，嗶聲）
Girl was loaded. → 個女仔好有錢。
It's safe to say she wasn't after him for his money. → 可以肯定佢唔係為咗錢先接近佢。
Hey. → 喂。
Warrants came through on the rental agreements. → 租車合約嘅搜查令批咗。
Jeff Powell went a little crazy with his corporate card → Jeff Powell用公司卡有啲失控，
and rented the Ferrari himself? → 自己租咗架法拉利？
No. Heidi Wolff rented it. → 唔係。Heidi Wolff租嘅。
The reservation was held in her name → 預約係用佢個名，
by a company called Caprice Unlimited. → 由一間叫Caprice Unlimited嘅公司處理。
This is where it gets interesting. → 有趣嘅地方喺呢度。
Caprice Unlimited also rented Randy Bolen's Corvette. → Caprice Unlimited仲租咗Randy Bolen嘅Corvette。
What kind of business is it? → 呢間係咩公司？
All I know so far is that they're unlisted. → 我暫時淨係知佢哋冇登記。
Well, nothing's entirely unlisted these days. → 而家冇嘢係完全冇登記㗎。
Caprice Unlimited. → Caprice Unlimited。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
( beep ) → （嗶聲）
"Caprice Unlimited." → 「Caprice Unlimited。」
"Anything is possible." → 「一切皆有可能。」
Sounds like a sex business. → 聽落似係性生意。
What are you going to say? → 你打算點講？
Uh, something other than, → 呃，總之唔會話：
"A guy is dead, and it looks like you're involved." → 「有人死咗，而你似乎有份。」
MALE VOICE ( on phone ): You've reached Caprice Unlimited. → 男聲（電話）：你已接通Caprice Unlimited。
Leave a message; we shall call you. → 請留言，我哋會覆你。
Not taking calls. → 唔聽電話。
Let's see if they're making any. → 睇吓佢哋有冇打出。
( computer whirring ) → （電腦運轉聲）
Triangulation's consistent. → 三角定位一致。
Caprice Unlimited made the calls from this address. → Caprice Unlimited係用呢個地址打出嘅。
According to the building owner, Caprice is only → 根據業主講，Caprice只係
renting it for two days. → 租咗兩日。
MAN: No, not quite. → 男：唔係，差少少。
Oh, yes. → 哦，係。
Perfect. → 完美。
You two, → 你哋兩個，
go get your costumes and → 去換衫同
find out what's expected of you. → 了解吓要做啲咩。
Why don't you wait for me inside? → 你唔入去等我？
MAN: ( clears throat ): I'm sorry. → 男：（清喉嚨）唔好意思。
This is a private residence. → 呢度係私人地方。
My name is Gil Grissom, this is Sara Sidle. → 我叫Gil Grissom，呢位係Sara Sidle。
We're with the Crime Lab. → 我哋係犯罪實驗室嘅。
Anthony Caprice. → Anthony Caprice。
There's no crime here. → 呢度冇罪案。
That was a job interview. → 係見工嚟㗎。
Over $150,000 has been spent on this event. → 呢個活動用咗超過十五萬美金。
It's for several golf club salesman. → 係為咗幾個高爾夫球桿銷售員搞嘅。
They're from Kansas City. → 佢哋嚟自堪薩斯城。
Japanese formality will mesh very nicely with their inherent → 日本嘅禮儀會同佢哋本身
Midwestern restraint. → 中西部嘅含蓄好夾。
Their idealized woman-- submissive, → 佢哋理想中嘅女人——順從，
but in control-- becomes the geisha. → 但又有控制權——就變成藝妓。
I get it. → 我明喇。
You're one of those companies that stages fantasies, right? → 你係嗰啲安排幻想嘅公司，係咪？
Everything appears real, → 所有嘢睇落好真，
but it's all been worked out in advance? → 但全部都係預先安排好？
These scenarios take weeks to craft. → 呢啲劇本要花幾個星期去寫。
I learn everything → 我會學晒所有嘢
about my client's wants and his desires, → 關於我客人的慾望同渴求，
all without him even knowing. → 而佢完全唔知。
Secret longings-- → 秘密嘅渴望——
they have a... a kind of electricity. → 佢哋有種... 一種電流咁嘅感覺。
They're often → 佢哋通常
much more visible than we would want them to be. → 比我想像中更明顯。
And, uh, Jeff Powell's evening-- → 而，呃，Jeff Powell 嗰晚——
the girl, the car, the billiards-- → 個女仔，架車，桌球——
all paid for by Mick Sheridan? → 全部都係 Mick Sheridan 畀錢？
Never heard of him. → 未聽過呢個人。
Who did pay? → 邊個畀錢？
A benefactor. → 一個贊助人。
Wishes to remain anonymous. → 想保持匿名。
GRISSOM: Somebody rich who likes to manipulate people probably. → GRISSOM：可能係個有錢佬鍾意操控人。
Everybody likes to be in control. → 個個都鍾意話事。
You don't have to be rich to want that. → 唔需要有錢先想咁做。
( chuckles ) → （笑）
If you're so law-abiding, why did Heidi Wolff → 如果你咁守法，點解 Heidi Wolff
and Randy Bolen lie to the police about what happened? → 同 Randy Bolen 要對警察講大話？
Did you tell them to do that? → 係咪你叫佢哋咁做？
All my employees have a very strict → 我所有員工都要簽
non-disclosure agreement that they have to sign, → 好嚴格嘅保密協議，
although, I'd never expect them to lie to the police. → 雖然我冇諗過佢哋會對警察講大話。
Maybe you just asked them the wrong questions. → 可能你問錯問題啫。
Here's a copy of Mr. Powell's scenario. → 呢度係 Powell 先生嘅劇本副本。
Every event that they talked about was meticulously planned → 佢哋講嘅每一件事都係精心策劃
in advance and timed down to the minute. → 預先安排好，連時間都計到分鐘。
And his murder? → 咁佢謀殺呢？
Tragic. → 悲劇。
But it's not in my script. → 但唔係我劇本入面嘅。
Now, if you'll excuse me, → 唔好意思，
I have a hot tub to calibrate. → 我要去校準個按摩浴缸。
Oh. → 哦。
And may all your dreams come true. → 祝你哋夢想成真。
Well, I hope this means you know what happened to Jeff. → 嗯，我希望呢個代表你知道 Jeff 發生咩事。
That's the first time that the tower → 呢次係第一次
yanked back my Gulfstream on takeoff. → 控制塔喺起飛時拉返我架灣流。
No kidding. → 唔係掛。
Well, there's always a first for everything. → 凡事總有第一次。
We can talk in here. → 我哋可以喺呢度傾。
Something wrong with your office? → 你辦公室有問題？
No. → 冇。
You seem to have bad luck → 你似乎運氣唔好
with the people who work for you. → 同你啲員工。
If that's a joke, it's in pretty poor taste. → 如果係笑話，真係好差嘅品味。
Three years ago, you were busted → 三年前，你被捕
with an eight ball of cocaine in your luggage. → 行李入面有八粒可卡因。
You claimed that your personal assistant had planted it. → 你話係你私人助理放落去。
That's because he did. → 因為係佢做。
The charges against me were dropped. → 對我嘅指控撤銷咗。
The poor kid had a serious problem. → 個可憐細路有嚴重問題。
I got him into a program. → 我幫佢入咗個計劃。
Understand he's doing better now. → 聽講佢而家好啲。
I hear you bought him a car to shut him up and take the rap. → 我聽聞你買咗架車俾佢叫佢收聲頂罪。
The media spins every... → 傳媒扭曲晒...
The media. → 傳媒。
We found an ounce of cocaine in Jeff Powell's personal effects. → 我哋喺 Jeff Powell 嘅私人物品搵到一安士可卡因。
He was buying drugs for you. → 佢係幫你買毒品。
I don't do drugs. → 我唔吸毒。
And I had no idea that Jeff had a drug problem. → 我完全唔知 Jeff 有毒癮。
Last time, you bought a car, → 上次你買車，
this time, an elaborate fantasy to shut him up. → 今次就整咗個精心設計嘅幻想叫佢收聲。
Problem is, he's dead. → 問題係，佢死咗。
And that makes you responsible. → 咁你就係要負責。
Captain Brass... → Brass 隊長...
you've seen too many of my movies. → 你睇得我太多電影。
I'd like to call my attorney now. → 我而家想打俾我律師。
SIDLE: The script for Jeff's fantasy → SIDLE：Jeff 嘅幻想劇本
starts with Heidi and Randy renting the cars at 6:00 p.m. → 由 Heidi 同 Randy 下午六點租車開始。
Then it says Randy drives the Corvette → 然後話 Randy 揸 Corvette
to The Cue-T and waits. → 去 The Cue-T 等。
WILLOWS: And Heidi takes the Ferrari. → WILLOWS：而 Heidi 揸法拉利。
Finds Jeff → 搵到 Jeff
at the Palermo bar. → 喺 Palermo 酒吧。
SIDLE: Her instructions were: "Act upset. → SIDLE：佢嘅指示係：「扮唔開心。
"Make up story about abusive high roller boyfriend. → 「作個故事話有暴力嘅富二代男友。
Allow Jeff to offer comfort." → 「等 Jeff 嚟安慰你。」
Sorry. I'm really okay. → 唔好意思，我真係冇事。
No, I'm not. → 唔，我唔係。
Anything I can do for you? → 有咩可以幫你？
It's my damn boyfriend. → 係我個死男友。
Any guy would help a beautiful woman in distress, right? → 任何男人都會幫個靚女啦，係咪？
Some guys are intimidated by beauty → 有啲男人會俾靚女嚇親
or fear rejection. → 或者怕被拒絕。
Evidently, Caprice knew Jeff well enough → 明顯地，Caprice 好了解 Jeff
to know he'd want to help her. → 知道佢會幫手。
Heidi's next instructions were: → Heidi 下一個指示係：
"Repay subject's kindness by buying drink." → 「請對方飲杯嘢報答佢嘅好意。」
Which she then accidentally spills on his clothes. → 然後佢唔小心倒瀉喺佢衫度。
Insists on buying him a new outfit, → 堅持要買套新衫俾佢，
one that he couldn't afford on his own. → 一套佢自己買唔起嘅。
SIDLE: Everything was scripted down to the minute-- → SIDLE：所有嘢都按分鐘編排——
the clothes, → 啲衫，
The Cue-T, → The Cue-T，
the car. → 架車。
Sheridan told Caprice → Sheridan 同 Caprice 講
that Jeff had been shooting pool since he was a kid. → Jeff 細個就開始打桌球。
So betting on and winning → 所以賭錢贏大錢
a big money game was probably just part of the fantasy. → 可能只係幻想嘅一部分。
Yeah, and he was a NASCAR fan. → 係，佢仲係 NASCAR 粉絲。
So the whole staged car chase, narrow getaway → 所以成個假嘅飛車追逐、窄路逃生
was everything he dreamed about. → 就係佢夢想嘅一切。
As was the partying in his hotel room. → 仲有喺酒店房開派對。
And the sex. → 同埋性愛。
SIDLE: Not quite. → SIDLE：唔係完全。
According to the script, → 根據劇本，
"Your employment ends with the good-night kiss. → 「你嘅工作以晚安吻結束。
"You are not requested to perform, → 「你唔需要做，
"nor compensated for, → 「亦唔會得到報酬，
"any activity you initiate beyond this point. → 「任何你喺呢點之後主動開始嘅活動。
Should nature take its course, you are on your own." → 「如果自然發展，你就自己負責。」
( laughing ) → （笑）
GRISSOM: So the staged fantasy → GRISSOM：所以個假嘅幻想
ended at Jeff's hotel room. → 喺 Jeff 嘅酒店房結束。
Which means he was off script when he was killed. → 即係佢死嘅時候已經偏離劇本。
STOKES: I don't get it. → STOKES：我唔明。
After a night like that, I would have felt like Superman. → 經歷咗咁嘅一晚，我會覺得自己係超人。
Why leave the girl? → 點解要離開個女仔？
The victim got to the shopping arcade → 死者喺離開電梯後
15 minutes after he got off the elevator. → 十五分鐘到達購物廊。
It's not that long a walk. → 行路唔使咁耐。
I need to know what he was doing during that time. → 我要知佢嗰段時間做緊咩。
There's your guy. → 就係嗰個人。
Whatever he's reacting to is off camera. → 無論佢對咩有反應，都係鏡頭外。
Somewhere in the direction of the baccarat tables. → 喺百家樂枱嘅方向。
When the blonde came up to the vic in the bar the first time, → 當個金髮女郎第一次喺酒吧接近死者時，
she pointed in that same direction. → 佢都係指同一個方向。
What's going on over there? → 嗰邊發生咩事？
He's playing solo with the dealer. → 佢同莊家單對單玩。
That's ten or 20,000 a hand. → 一手十到兩萬美金。
Guy's a whale. → 呢條友係大戶。
Your vic's really going at him. → 你個死者真係鬧緊佢。
You know, Heidi was only supposed to tell a story → 你知啦，Heidi 只係應該講個故仔
about a high roller boyfriend. → 關於一個富二代男友。
Maybe she actually picked somebody out. → 可能佢真係揀咗個人。
( stomps feet ) → （跺腳）
What are you doing? → 你做咩？
I've been looking at video three days solid now. → 我連續睇咗三日片。
My butt fell asleep. → 我屁股瞓著咗。
Wait a second. → 等陣。
I've seen those guys → 我見過呢班人
behind him somewhere else. → 喺佢後面喺第二度。
Hang on. → 等等。
Jeff went from the casino → Jeff 由賭場
to shopping arcade, → 去購物廊，
And right behind him, it's them. → 而佢後面就係佢哋。
Same guys. → 同一班人。
Well, call me Ishmael. → 叫我 Ishmael 啦。
Why? → 點解？
You need to read more, Arch. → 你要睇多啲書，Arch。
GRISSOM: Jeff was a winner at everything he tried that night. → GRISSOM：Jeff 嗰晚做咩都贏。
And he was falling in love. → 仲要墜入愛河。
Which can make a guy do some pretty stupid things. → 呢樣嘢會令男人做啲好蠢嘅事。
So anytime more than $10,000 hits the table, → 所以任何時候枱面超過一萬美金，
the casino's required to I.D. the player. → 賭場就要確認玩家身份。
Which may help us harpoon a whale. → 可能幫我哋捉到條大魚。
Yep. → 係。
MAN: What's the occasion? → MAN：有咩事？
We're investigating the death of the young man → 我哋調查緊一個後生仔嘅死
on the casino's loading dock. → 喺賭場嘅卸貨區。
Are you familiar → 你識唔識
with this guy? → 呢個人？
That's Dennis Kim. → 呢個係 Dennis Kim。
Flies in four, five times a year → 每年由首爾飛嚟
from Seoul to play baccarat. → 四五次玩百家樂。
Very generous player. → 好大方嘅玩家。
We reserve a table exclusively for him while he's in town. → 佢喺度嗰陣我哋會專登留張枱俾佢。
He still in town? → 佢仲喺度？
Yeah. → 係。
He's at his table right now. → 佢而家喺佢張枱度。
Player has two. → 玩家兩點。
Bank. → 莊家。
Mr. Kim, we need to speak with you for a moment. → Kim 先生，我哋要同你傾幾句。
Yes? → 係？
Do you recognize this man? → 你認唔認得呢個人？
Why? → 點解？
He's dead. → 佢死咗。
Just before he died, he was talking to you. → 佢死之前，同你講緊嘢。
Oh, yes, I remember him. → 哦，係，我記得佢。
He was shouting about some girl. → 佢喺度大叫關於個女仔。
Hey you! → 喂你！
Hey! Guess what? → 喂！你估下點？
Heidi, she doesn't need you or your money anymore, man. → Heidi，佢唔再需要你或者你啲錢啦，老友。
That's right. Because she has everything she needs now-- → 冇錯。因為佢而家有晒佢需要嘅嘢——
love and respect. → 愛同尊重。
So you go ahead and play your little card game. → 所以你繼續玩你嘅啤牌遊戲啦。
All right? → 好嗎？
'Cause you the playa. → 因為你係玩家。
But I'm the man. → 但我係贏家。
The man. → 贏家。
Crazy boy. → 癲仔。
Did you guys see where he went? → 你哋有冇見到佢去邊？
( speaking Korean ) → （講韓文）
Well, we're gonna need to take those shoes. → 我哋要攞走呢對鞋。
White paint. → 白色油漆。
And if I don't permit this? → 如果唔准呢？
We'll just hold your men until we get a warrant. → 我哋會扣住你啲人直到拎到搜查令。
( speaking Korean ) → （講韓文）
Kamsahamnida. → 多謝晒。
WILLOWS: The bodyguards dragged Jeff through the service corridor. → WILLOWS：啲保鏢將Jeff拖咗去服務通道。
Between the drugs and the confidence, → 又食咗藥又咁有信心，
he must've put up quite a fight. → 佢肯定反抗得好犀利。
Hey! → 喂！
Most likely, he was still alive when they left. → 好大可能，佢哋走嗰陣Jeff仲未死。
They probably thought they just had taught him a lesson. → 佢哋可能以為只係教訓咗佢一餐。
They did: → 佢哋的確教訓咗佢：
Don't confuse fantasy with reality. → 唔好將幻想同現實混淆。
SANDERS: Well, hush money or not, you have to admit → SANDERS：喂，就算係封口費又好，你都要承認
that whole fantasy night thing was a pretty cool gift → 成個幻想之夜嘅主意真係好正嘅禮物
from a very generous boss. → 嚟自一個好闊佬嘅老細。
Greg, don't you have a birthday coming up? → Greg，你生日就快到啦？
Why, yes, Sara, I do. → 係呀，Sara，係就快到。
I'm thinking ear-shredding rock, a beautiful model, → 我諗緊要嘈到拆天嘅搖滾樂、靚女模特兒、
boatloads of sushi → 大量壽司
and latex. → 同埋乳膠。
Eh, that was last year. → 唉，舊年玩過啦。
I think fantasies are best kept private. → 我覺得幻想呢家嘢最好收收埋埋。
STOKES: Hey. → STOKES：喂。
Want to know why Jeff left the girl and went downstairs? → 想唔想知道點解Jeff離開個女仔落樓下？
Okay. → 好。
This was dropped off at the Palermo. → 呢樣嘢喺Palermo酒店留低㗎。
Manager sent it over. → 經理送過嚟。
Nice rocks. → 啲石仔好靚。
STOKES: Jeff must have spent the ten G's he won playing pool on it. → STOKES：Jeff一定係用贏返嚟嗰一萬蚊買呢條鏈。
Gift wrapped, never picked it up. → 包好咗禮物，但係冇攞走。
WILLOWS: Yeah, there was a jewelry store → WILLOWS：係呀，服務通道入口對面
right across from the service corridor entrance. → 就係一間珠寶店。
Most I ever spent on a girl. → 我送俾女仔最貴嘅嘢。
Most I ever held in my hand at one time. → 我一次過拎喺手最多錢嘅一次。
You know, the biggest fantasy in Vegas → 你知唔知，拉斯維加斯最大嘅幻想
is that everything here happens by chance. → 就係呢度所有嘢都係靠運氣。
Nothing here happens by chance. → 呢度冇一樣嘢係靠運氣。
The odds are set before you get off the plane. → 你未落機之前，啲賠率已經定好晒。
You know, I'd settle for a birthday breakfast. → 你知嘛，我情願要個生日早餐就算。
Now that is a fantasy. → 嗰啲先係幻想。
Captioning sponsored by CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → 字幕由CBS、C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org pool on it. → 由WGBH媒體存取組提供字幕 access.wgbh.org