And I'm sure the job is one that has you getting to know all kinds of people from all walks of life, isn't it? Show business does work on similar lines of thinking, after all.

[Show business, yes, but also the less-legal lines of work. Lyney doesn't say it outright, but the way he says it indicates he's got a hunch the other man's work isn't exactly on the straight and narrow path. But he nods, shifting to a more casual stance.]

Then I suppose it's fair to say that we're partners, even if only temporary. In that case, I suppose introductions are in order.