Why the hell we stopping?

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4 seconds sound clip from the A Perfect World movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:19:59 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Well, you tell him that Miss Sally Gerber over there from his office, checked me out on this.

- You coming or aren't you?

- Not a scratch! You hear me? Not a scratch! On the truck! On the trailer! And you call me! You call me!

- Why the hell we stopping?

- You said you had a cousin near here. So give him a call. See if we can shack there till things cool down.

(Car door closing)

- Why'd he take the keys?

- So I won't leave him.

- Would you leave him?

- He must've moved. Probably couldn't have heard him anyways, my ear's still bleeding.

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Actors: Kevin Costner (Robert Butch Haynes), Clint Eastwood (Chief Red Garnett), Laura Dern (Sally Gerbe), T. J. Lowther (Philip Buzz Perry)

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