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I better go. You sure you're all right? It's been a pleasure. Sincerely. | I feel so embarrassed. |
I feel so embarrassed. | Why? You uncorked a bottle. From what I can tell, I got here just in time. Any later and you'd have made the front page, running down Main Street naked, smoking Camels out of your butt. |
Why? You uncorked a bottle. From what I can tell, I got here just in time. Any later and you'd have made the front page, running down Main Street naked, smoking Camels out of your butt. | But I... We don't even know each other. |
But I... We don't even know each other. | You have no reason to feel ashamed. You haven't said anything you don't have a right to. And if anybody tells you different -- you just send them to me. |
It clearly states in the will -- | I don't care what it says! Maybe Mama was delirious, you know. She didn't know what she was saying. If she wanted to be cremated, why the hell did she let dad buy two plots, huh? |
I don't care what it says! Maybe Mama was delirious, you know. She didn't know what she was saying. If she wanted to be cremated, why the hell did she let dad buy two plots, huh? | Well, she was very specific. She wanted her ashes to be thrown over Roseman Bridge. |
Well, she was very specific. She wanted her ashes to be thrown over Roseman Bridge. | WHAT! |
Your father was his best friend. He loved Jeremiah. So he must hate him the most of all now. He'll take his time. But even if it is too late. If your father is dead. It's not over. The door has to be closed. | Well, close the fucking door by all means. But don't expect me to go down there and do it. |
Well, close the fucking door by all means. But don't expect me to go down there and do it. | I don't. |
We practically paying him for the privilege of playing his club. | So what the hell's the good news? |
Oh yeah, I guess this would be that space that was so perfect for a recording studio. | Maurice, man, shut the fuck up. |
Looks like a damn graveyard round here. | I'm telling you, this neighborhood is coming back. |
You soundin' like the old man now. | I believe in you guys. You are the real shit. And you know it. Now I'm putting everything I got into this cuz I think we can make it happen, but you gotta put a little in too. Now all I"m asking is that everybody do their part. We'll move some shit in, and take shifts, or all crash together here -- |
I believe in you guys. You are the real shit. And you know it. Now I'm putting everything I got into this cuz I think we can make it happen, but you gotta put a little in too. Now all I"m asking is that everybody do their part. We'll move some shit in, and take shifts, or all crash together here -- | Pat's right. It'll be fun. |
Where's the gangsta of love? | Probably stoned out of his gourd in some corner. |
Probably stoned out of his gourd in some corner. | Well, go find his lazy ass. I scratch any more tonight I'm gonna have carpal tunnel syndrome. |
Don't poison your mind with that ghetto paranoia. That's all just ways of people justifying their own failure. | Dad, the man has been lying to us for a hundred years. I mean, where is my forty acres and a mule? |
Dad, the man has been lying to us for a hundred years. I mean, where is my forty acres and a mule? | You wouldn't know a mule if it bit you in the ass. And personally, I don't need a mule. I got a Lexus. And nobody gave it to me -- |
That's what? | That's some terrible shit. |
That's some terrible shit. | Clean your mouth, or I will. Those boys had no business messing down there. Go places you're not meant to be -- that's what you get. |
Clean your mouth, or I will. Those boys had no business messing down there. Go places you're not meant to be -- that's what you get. | But that's your old hood, Pops. |
But that's your old hood, Pops. | Yeah, and it took some doing to get out of there. Just be glad I did and you can start life from here instead of down there. |
Looking to score? | Unh-unh, little brother. I got a natural high. A supernatural high. |
Unh-unh, little brother. I got a natural high. A supernatural high. | Hey, Eddie Mack don't like no wackos on his street. Go be Rain Man on some other bitch's block. |
Hey, Eddie Mack don't like no wackos on his street. Go be Rain Man on some other bitch's block. | Big Bad Eddie Mack? Got shit for brains and that's a fack. Hey-heh... |
What else? Money. | It ain't the money - it's the high. The big fat floating 'what if?' And it's way more profitable. Nobody ever wins. So you never have to pay out. |
It ain't the money - it's the high. The big fat floating 'what if?' And it's way more profitable. Nobody ever wins. So you never have to pay out. | But a two dollar bet is cheaper than a twenty-dollar bag. |
But a two dollar bet is cheaper than a twenty-dollar bag. | Yeah, but I ain't talking horse. I'm talking about a five-dollar kick in the head that's a quick ticket to heaven. And the fools keep coming back for more. |
Yeah, but I ain't talking horse. I'm talking about a five-dollar kick in the head that's a quick ticket to heaven. And the fools keep coming back for more. | Those 'fools' are my people. |
Those 'fools' are my people. | Ain't no big thang. It's just a po' man's free base. Here, check it out. |
I don't understand it. You were my Man. Since we was grasshoppas. I always looked after you. You had a piece of everything I had. | I didn't want a piece of yours, I wanted my own. |
I didn't want a piece of yours, I wanted my own. | And the hell everybody else, right? |
What will it take? What do you want? Just tell me, Jimmy! | Aw that's easy. I want my life back. Can you swing that, my brother? |
Aw that's easy. I want my life back. Can you swing that, my brother? | You know I can't. |
You know I can't. | Then fuck it!!! |
We're here. Where the hell are you? | Back here. At the end of the block. |
Why? Why did you give a shit about the building? Why did you care that we were there of all places? | It's...it's a bad neighborhood. As you can see now. |
It's...it's a bad neighborhood. As you can see now. | Bullshit, Dad. Don't front me. For once. Just tell me the truth. I came from there, too. |
Bullshit, Dad. Don't front me. For once. Just tell me the truth. I came from there, too. | You were just a kid. |
You were just a kid. | I saw your face. You knew that place. You knew those people. |
I saw your face. You knew that place. You knew those people. | That's the past. It's dead. |
That's the past. It's dead. | Dead? I don't think your past is dead. It's alive. And it bites. |
What the hell do you want? | Just a visit with my old pal, Jay-bird. |
Just a visit with my old pal, Jay-bird. | Don't call me that. |
You certainly traded up. ...the trophy wife. Nice lookin'. | Keep your hands to yourself, willya? |
Keep your hands to yourself, willya? | I been watching you. You done good. Invested wisely. Respectable businessman now. Just like you always wanted. |
I been watching you. You done good. Invested wisely. Respectable businessman now. Just like you always wanted. | And you? Still a pig. Just a much fatter one. |
And you? Still a pig. Just a much fatter one. | No reason to get nasty. Yeah, I've stayed in the organization. But then again I never got the percentage you did. |
No reason to get nasty. Yeah, I've stayed in the organization. But then again I never got the percentage you did. | Or you didn't know what to do with it. |
Or you didn't know what to do with it. | Maybe so. Maybe so. But that ain't why I came to see you. You sold the building. |
Maybe so. Maybe so. But that ain't why I came to see you. You sold the building. | What building? |
What building? | Don't shit a shitter. Our building. What did you call it? His 'tomb'? We had an agreement. You were supposed to sit on it. Not sell it -- |
Don't shit a shitter. Our building. What did you call it? His 'tomb'? We had an agreement. You were supposed to sit on it. Not sell it -- | I didn't sell it. |
I didn't sell it. | Well, somebody bought it. That's what I heard. |
Fair enough for the shit. But I think a little bonus is due for knocking out the competition. | You was just doing your job. |
You was just doing your job. | Last thing you need's for me to start doing my fucking job. |
Goddamnit! How many times I told you -- | We got a gift for you, Eddie. Fresh new BMW. |
We got a gift for you, Eddie. Fresh new BMW. | That you stole off those white boys was down here last night? Are you crazy? Everybody from hell to breakfast heard that screamin' on Blackstone last night! |
That you stole off those white boys was down here last night? Are you crazy? Everybody from hell to breakfast heard that screamin' on Blackstone last night! | But -- |
But -- | How many times I told you, no psycho shit. There gonna be psycho shit, I'm the one that does it. |
We didn't do nothing, Eddie. | You gon tell me you didn't ginsu those punks and steal their ride? |
You gon tell me you didn't ginsu those punks and steal their ride? | That's all we did, steal their ride. |
That's all we did, steal their ride. | Get that car the hell away from here, now! I spend a lot of money to keep the cops cool. But this is the kinda shit that pisses everybody off. |
Maurice, even if it was true, what are you worried about? Last time I checked, you weren't black. I'm not sure what the hell you are. But I know you aren't a black man. | I am the future. I am all colors. All races. All creeds. I am the melting pot. I am the tossed salad. I am post racial. |
I am the future. I am all colors. All races. All creeds. I am the melting pot. I am the tossed salad. I am post racial. | Post-toasted's more like it. |
Not really to live, just to play. | That building? |
That building? | Gonna be le hot shit. Pardon my Francais. Dance club. The Resurrection Brothers play there. Heard of them? |
Gonna be le hot shit. Pardon my Francais. Dance club. The Resurrection Brothers play there. Heard of them? | Should I? |
Whoa, whoa. Come on, he's making too much noise. | You hear that, bitch? Be quiet! |
You hear that, bitch? Be quiet! | Here, put this in his mouth. |
Come on, Pop, all I want to know is one thing. Just one thing after he made such a big deal out of it. I bet it wasn't a big deal. Was it, Caesar? | What's that, Johnnie? |
What's that, Johnnie? | The money I bet it was nothing to get it clean, after you made such a fucking big deal ... |
That's right, I know. I fucking know. | Know what? |
Know what? | Open the case! |
Open the case! | All right! Where's the key? |
All right! Where's the key? | You don't need a key. |
How the fuck can I open it? | The same way you did before. |
The same way you did before. | What are you talking about? |
You don't think I'll do it, do you? | I think you're fucking crazy! |
I think you're fucking crazy! | Where is it? |
Where is it? | Where's what? |
Where's what? | The money! |
The money! | Caesar, I don't know what you're thinking here, but if you don't put down that gun -- |
The next one blows off your dick. | You're a dead man! A fucking dead man! |
You're a dead man! A fucking dead man! | Where is it? |
Caesar? What is this? | Ask Johnnie! Ask your rat-fuck son! |
Oh, shit ... | Caesar, this is Corky. Corky, Caesar. |
Caesar, this is Corky. Corky, Caesar. | I'm sorry, Christ, I thought ... it's fucking dark in here. |
Caesar, what happened? | It was unbelievable! Un-fucking- believable! |
Where the hell's the laundry detergent? | Ummm ... in the linen closet. |
Why? Why would Johnnie do this? | Jesus Christ, Violet! Open your fucking eyes! Johnnie hates me like I hate him! |
I hate that little fuck! I hate him! I hate him! I should've done him! | But you know he did it. |
But you know he did it. | So what?! So fucking what? Use your head, Violet. The money is gone. Gino is coming here to get it. You think he's going to believe me if I tell him his piss-hole son stole it! Is that what you think? I don't. You know what I think? I think I'm a dead man. I'm one in the brain. That's what I think! |
So what?! So fucking what? Use your head, Violet. The money is gone. Gino is coming here to get it. You think he's going to believe me if I tell him his piss-hole son stole it! Is that what you think? I don't. You know what I think? I think I'm a dead man. I'm one in the brain. That's what I think! | Caesar, what are we going to do? |
He didn't see you, did he? | No. |
No. | See, right now he doesn't know that I know, that's why he put the paper in the case. He wants me to hand the case to Gino. Then there is no doubt it was me. Gino will put a bullet in me himself. But it ain't going to happen. I won't let it! Johnnie ain't going to fuck me! Not like this! No way! |
See, right now he doesn't know that I know, that's why he put the paper in the case. He wants me to hand the case to Gino. Then there is no doubt it was me. Gino will put a bullet in me himself. But it ain't going to happen. I won't let it! Johnnie ain't going to fuck me! Not like this! No way! | This is insane! |
You can't leave. | The hell I can't! |
The hell I can't! | I need you ... |
I need you ... | Bullshit! You don't need me! You've never needed me! I can't help you! Understand?! I have to get out. |
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