When Harry met that chick again in a hotel in Aspen, she said to him: "Harry, you never called". However, that was only the second time they met, the first one being at a gas station a few days before when she refused to give him her phone number, so why did she expect him to ever call her? Either there were some extra scenes that would explain it (deleted during a production) or that's a minor plot hole.
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shareI figured she was playing on Harry's Stupidity. A lot of things you dismiss with them being idiots maybe except Llyod reading the writing in the Bathroom that might be questionable
shareShe was about to give him her number, but then changed her mind when witnessing his buffoonery.
The second time she appeared, she wasn't actually accusing him of not calling. She was just introducing herself, or giving herself a big reveal, in a glib way. Instead of saying; "Hey, Harry. Yeah, it's me. The woman from the gas station who nearly gave you her number. Guess what? I'm involved in all of this...."
True, I think it's a bigger question as to why the feds in a few scenes after that are setting up a road block for them but it's also said they've been following them since they left providence. So they put a roadblock up for two guys that they are watching and have an agent talking to instead of arresting them right there?
And they have an entire scene talking about how Mary's family did not go to police. So how'd they know to follow the briefcase?
Oh lord. Some people need everything spelled out to them. Not a plot hole guy
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