- So what is it you do? You here alone? Single? Married? Staying long?
- Officer, please. I'm innocent.

— John Keller (Roddy Piper), Karen Keeler (Kim Morgan Greene)

double entendreinnocenceinterrogationkim morgan greeneroddy piper

11 seconds sound clip from the Immortal Combat (1994) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:36:58.658 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Let me buy you a cup of coffee.

- No, thanks. I'd rather buy you one. It's sort of a bribe to keep you from taking anything else of mine. Join me.

- Did you see much of the island yesterday?

- No, not actually.

- Went down to that HybriCo compound. What is it they do down there, anyway?

- I'm told scientific research.

- It must be pretty doggone important, all that security they got.

- You here on vacation?

- So what is it you do? You here alone? Single? Married? Staying long?

- Officer, please. I'm innocent.

- I've also got lots to see and do today, so will I be getting my jeep back?

- No.

- You see here a very old and ancient civilization.

- Now, come with me. Watch your step. Be careful. Very good. There. Careful.

- Now, watch. Look here. As you can see, these hieroglyphics here indicate that this is the area that Conquistador Cortes looked for the fountains of eternal youth.

- Businessmen.

- The women, maybe. Especially the Israelis.

[...]

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