Loy Cannon and Thurman Smutny in “Unfinished Business”

Loy Cannon

That's a lot of greenbacks, Thurman.

Yes, sir, it is.

Loy Cannon

Where'd you get it?

Well, sir, I'd rather not say. [Loy stares at him] It was, uh, the loss of a loved one, if you must know. My dear Uncle Boolie. He passed last week, left me this money, and since you were nice enough to give us that loan, I figured I should bring it you straight away.

Loy Cannon

So he left you this bag of cash. Your uncle...what was it?

Boolie. No, sir. His bequeathment came in check form. Uh, I just figured cash should be easier for you.

Loy Cannon

Thurman, Thurman. Always thinking. I got to tell you, I can't remember the last time a white man tried to make my life easier.

Well, here's me, then.

Loy Cannon

Here's you. [Loy takes a long, suspicious stare at Thurman, making Thurman nervous] Well, okay! Thanks for stopping by.

Okay then. [Thurman stands up] That's...hoo! I got to say, I really thought you were gonna shoot me there, money or no.

Loy Cannon

I thought about it.

[chuckling nervously] I'm gonna go now.

Loy Cannon

Good choice.

You have a lovely home. Uh...

Loy Cannon

Leave now.