Uh, what, the black Monte Carlo there with the back windows shot out?

6 seconds sound clip from the Training Day (2001) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:00:03 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Well, it's your call.

- I do not want you to dick this up. I do not want to see you on the front page like those other assholes.

- Yeah, I understand.

- Who's driving?

- Uh, me.

- Grey Mercedes.

- OK.

- Get the car.

- All right. All right.

- Uh, what, the black Monte Carlo there with the back windows shot out?

- Hey, yeah, it's me. Listen, we got the green light. Right. That's right.

- I want you to fax a copy of the warrant to the clerk, get her to get the judge to sign it and I want you and Paul to bring it to me at location one. You got that?

- Now, get a hold of Jeff, tell him to pick up some tools... Picks and shovels. Make sure he signs them out from maintenance.

- That's right. Copy? That's right. All right, and hurry up. Later.

[...]

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Actors: Denzel Washington (Detective Alonzo Harris), Ethan Hawke (Officer Jake Hoyt), Scott Glenn (Roger)

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