Coffee in the cold?
Do you guys use the expression “coffee in the cold”?
The scene goes like this: Two FBI agents found the murder but decided to let her go for now. They say, “Coffee in the cold.” Maybe I heard wrong.
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I've never heard of it, and I can't find any evidence on Google search that there is any such expression. All the hits for "coffee in the cold" seem to be literal. I suspect you misheard something.
- I've never heard of it, and I can't find any evidence on Google search that there is any such expression.
- All the hits for "coffee in the cold" seem to be literal.
- I suspect you misheard something.
- Do you have a link to somewhere we can listen to it?
- kazupocketmonster The scene goes like this: Two FBI agents found the murder but decided to let her go for now.
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I've never heard of it, and I can't find any evidence on Google search that there is any such expression. All the hits for "coffee in the cold" seem to be literal. I suspect you misheard something. Do you have a link to somewhere we can listen to it?
kazupocketmonsterThe scene
0It was a reference to what she said in the previous episode, when she was talking aboute Pop-eye Doyle from 'French Connection', she said ''So, now we're Popeye Doyle, waitin’ in the cold,
drinkin’ coffee".
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