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(Film reel rolling)

- [Narrator] Previously on "Grave's End."

(gun firing)
(dramatic music)

- A boss was killed, I
guess no one's ever safe,

no matter what your position is.

- With Alfonso gone, it's bound to happen,

it's your turn, Benny.

- We put together a number round for you.

Sam, you're gonna make
(speaking in foreign language)

on this.

- It's time you make your bones.

- I finally get this moment to shine

and show what I really got.

- I hope it went well
today in court for Chris.

- They gave him 13 years, Vinnie.

- He said he was gonna come
home and beat the case.

- Bruise Caesar had the lawyer
drop the ball purposely.

- Benny, he died.

- It's Rinaldo, Benny, he had a stroke.

- With Chris doing 13 years
and Renaldo had commission,

we need to see who's gonna
be Vinnie's captain now.

- What happened to those Polish kids,

the ones who hit Rosemary
in the skating ring?

- My brother's in the
hospital, he's got a broken leg

and four broken ribs.

- Jimmy Beans and his crew
gotta pay for what they did

to Lenny.

(Man grunting)

(glass breaking)

(fire exploding)

(dramatic music)

(engine revving)

(tires squealing)

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

(engine revving)
(tires squealing)

(upbeat music)

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ Brooklyn Brooklyn here
the county of kings ♪

♪ My baseball bat swings
while the nightingale sings ♪

♪ Now there's more
thieves on the streets ♪

♪ Hey (indistinct) time to
floss no way we're getting old ♪

♪ We opening our rackets on
the street corner practice ♪

♪ Batten down the hatches
we need to form matches ♪

♪ (Indistinct) no more
gets the last laugh ♪

♪ Just my order (indistinct)
on my (indistinct) ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

♪ We come from Brooklyn
baby we come from Brooklyn ♪

- The food, Rosa.
- You like?

- Oh, oh it's so good.
- Ah.

- You remind me of Ma.
- Ah.

- No for real, you learned from the best.

- Esther's right, oh how I miss her

and those big family dinners

we used to have around the table.

Oh and Christmas, remember Christmas?

Oh I wouldn't give for
another night like that.

Salute.
- Salute.

I know.

- Can I talk frank to you?
- You always do.

- It's because I'm your sister

and I'll tell you the
truth whatever people

wouldn't dare say.
- Okay, say it.

- I'm worried that you
think you're too old,

that you're not the same guy that you were

when you became boss of
this whole damn town.

- It's only 25 years, you
know, things change, I'm old.

- I know, I know, I
know and a lot of that,

the old crew are gone and
some of the closest people

that helped you get where
you are today have passed

but I just want you to
know that this neighborhood

and everyone in it, they love you.

And I don't care how much
Dominique tries to grab

the reigns, they'll never
love and respect him.

- I don't wanna talk about Dominique.

- All right, okay.

- And I appreciate it, I get it.

I better get going, all right.

- You see now you're rushing out

and I thought that we would,
you know, hang out together.

Listen I only said 'cause I love you

and I want what's best for you.

- You know (indistinct),
that was a miserable time.

But I don't know, you came
when I told you not to.

You can no longer do that.

- Do what?
- Listen to me.

(Upbeat music)

- Ah come on, we're
gonna have to have a talk

with this guy Gino because
he's getting really cheap,

I mean, you got no onions
and no whiz on this thing,

look at this.

- Hey you want some onions,
here have some onions.

What do you wanna do get him a beaten?

- Yeah.
- Well hello gentlemen,

how are you today?
- Oh, how you doing Rosa?

- Nice to see you?
- How you doing?

- What are you doing at Gino's Steakhouse,

pasta's the best.

- It's a matter of opinion.
- That's true.

- How you doing, how's your brother?

- Nicki's great.

- I heard a rumor that
Nicki buy you a little house

down in Florida.
- Yeah.

- Did you get to go?
- No, it's not really

for me.

You know, I like staying
in the neighborhood,

checking on the shops, making
sure everything's going good,

keeping an eye on things, you know.

- A good Philly girl true and true.

- That's me.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Hey did you know

we went to high school together?

- No.
- Yes we did,

yes we did only you dropped out right?

- Yeah, you know things happen.

- How you doing, Vinnie?
- I'm doing okay, Rose,

doing okay, I'm just trying

to enjoy this cheesesteak sandwich here.

- Yeah, I remember all
those times you used

to come to see Nicki and he'd
always help you out right?

But what are you looking at Dominique for,

am I wrong?
- No, no,

you're right, he did.
- Yeah,

that's what I thought.

Okay, well good to see you gentlemen.

Have a good day, be well.

- Yeah you too.
- Be well, Rose.

- Take care of yourself there,

don't choke on your Italian bread you old

(speaking in foreign language).

- What the fuck,
seriously what's with her?

- Douche bag.

(Dramatic music)

- Hey Benny.

What are you doing here so early?

- I was buy the boats.

Nothing like the smell of
saltwater to start the day.

- I know, I come here real early sometimes

to watch the sunrise.

- I caught some great sunrises
when I was in Florida.

You miss being there?

- There are things I miss about it

but it's not good for me there.

- Why not?

- I had issues at home, my dad.

Let's just say he's a
very hard man to please.

- Italians, they have hard heads sometimes

and have a habit of holding
grudges against family.

- Are you close with your parents?

- I was very close with my parents.

My mom she passed away and my dad,

he don't speak to me no more.

- That's too bad.

May I ask why?

- How's your dad feel
about you hanging around

your Uncle Mikey?
- He's not happy about it.

- Neither did my dad when I
hung around my cousin Charlie.

He was boss at one time.

- I know.

Charlie's (speaking in foreign
language), he's a legend.

I know he's coming home from prison soon.

- How do you know all this?

- I was always fascinated with this life.

I appreciate you and my Uncle Mikey

helping me be a part of it.

- It's not me, it's your uncle.

He obviously saw something in you,

'cause there's no way
you'd be sitting next to me

if he didn't.

- I understand.

- You're a good kid, some words of advice.

When things don't go right
around here, which they will,

don't let it get you down.

Make the best out of every situation.

If you fear nothing than
nothing can break you down.

- That makes a lot of sense, thank you.

- Anyone, I mean anyone
you feel is envious of you

and not on your team, you gotta cut them

out of your life immediately.

- I know that.

I love your pinky ring.

Let me ask you a question,

did this whole pinky ring thing start

from the Godfather movie?

- They took that in the movie from us.

We don't take from them.

- Of course, more like
Hollywood wants to be like us.

- Fuck Hollywood, they're
a bunch of whack jobs

and thank you for the
compliment on the ring,

I got it from Charlie on the day.

- On what day?
- You know.

- I understand, the day you got in.

- Yeah.

- Jimmy you gonna play?
- Ah, we got bigger

fucking problems.

They just blew up the fucking candy store.

- What are you talking about?

- Am I speaking Chinese,
they blew up the candy store.

- The bread and milk guy
just filled it all up

and for what for it to burn?

- What are you fucking touched, Jason,

are you fucking retarded,
you think this is funny?

- No Jimmy, why would you say that?

- 'Cause who gives a fuck
about the bread and the milk?

They lit the whole
fucking store up, fucking.

- Do you think Benny Had it done?

- Get the fuck up, get the fuck up!

(Fists punching)

(fists punching)

(dramatic music)

(trashcan smashing)

Fucking jerk off.

- So what's the first
joint you gonna eat at

when you get out, Charlie?

- Did you really just ask him that?

Where else is he's gonna go?

- What?
- I'll tell you what

that kid Bobby from Howard Beach,

his brother's some chef.

Used to work at Bermonti's in Bullribbon.

I'm gonna open a joint with him.

- That's a good idea.

- Oh you know your cousin
Benny opened up in after hours.

That's a real nice spot,
my sister loves it there.

- I tell you, Benny, that
kid's a machine, he don't stop.

- He learned from the best.

- Hey what do you think about
that thing with Alfonso?

Them Genesas must be
going ape shit over that.

- I think they should mind their business,

that's what I think.

- Hey think that they're
Ivy League anyway.

- Ivy League my fucking ass.

(Dramatic music)

- Come on Tony, guys listen up.

We've been running a little low with

(speaking in foreign language),

you know what I'm saying?

Tonight I wanna blast it out.

The top six guys are gonna
go with me to Rayo's.

I only got eight seats, I
got one seat with my gumahdi,

six earners, top earners will be there.

Vinnieboy what do you got?

Where the fuck is your number sheet?

- Got it right here.

- Yeah.
- Here you go.

- And how about some
(speaking in foreign language)

here, a little pony up

some cash for the kid okay?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, 236 for 20.

- Hey, Santos, how's everything?

- Jimmy, how you doing?
- Good to see you.

You all right?
- Good son.

- Good.
- Here's the numbers,

that's your money and this is
an extra 20 for you for gas.

- Oh you don't have to,
this is much appreciated.

- I don't have to but
you know what, I started

as a numbers runner.

You remind me of me when I was your age

but of course, I was a
lot handsomer than you.

Everybody starts somewhere.

Now look what I got, I
got all my guys here,

you could call them Marmalukes
but they're my friends.

These Marmalukes are making
me money you understand?

- Yeah right.
- All you do

is fucking eat all day.
- All I do is eat?

Jimmy, look at you, you
look like you swallowed

a fucking pizza.
- Me?

- Why don't you look in
the fucking mirror, Jimmy,

I've been going to the
Jimmy, how do I look?

- You look great Santos.

- Who you kidding, you're
just buttering him up

for another 20.

- And you know, here,
you're gonna get another 20.

Thank you my son, you have good eyesight.

Who's this young man?
- It's Robert.

- What the fuck is a
Robert, Bobby you mean.

- I like Robert.
- Robert, okay Robert,

I'll tell you what,
you're gonna get a 20 too

but you know what you do with
it, you go to Coney Island,

Nathan's Hotdogs, you get
two of them, orange drink

and you enjoy it okay?

- Thank you.
- Do me a favor,

don't fucking gamble.

See here, see this whole operation,

if people gambled and won, we
wouldn't have an operation.

No gambling.
- We know that Santos.

- Yeah, but do me a favor, send
my love to your uncle okay?

- Thank you so much, guys.
- Robert, pleasure

to meet you.
- Jimmy.

- Take care pal.

- Come on guys.

It's lit guys back up.

(Fireworks exploding)
(crowd cheering)

(fireworks exploding)
(crowd cheering and clapping)

- Hey Benny, (indistinct)
was some great case.

- Wait till the Fourth of July guys,

we're gonna have a great party.

- All right, let's do it
on the Fourth of July,

I can't wait.

- Where are the fucking
fireworks, we need more fireworks.

- Pat, what the fuck is
your brother doing up there?

- Shit, he's dusted again.

- Harry's smoking angel dust now?

- Yeah, he's killing my parents,

they wanna put him in rehab.

- I want fireworks now!
- Come down here Harry.

- I'm not a chump if I wanna
see more fireworks now.

- Relax, harry, it's gonna be okay,

we're gonna shoot more
fireworks off tomorrow okay?

Come down through the stairs.

- I can fly, I can fly Benny.

- I know you can fly Harry
but not tonight all right?

- Come down here right now!

- Mr. Castanza, you can't yell at him.

He's not in his right mind, he's dusted,

he'll jump off the roof.

- Go fuck yourself you old bat.

- Anthony, do me a favor,
get him off the roof

before I throw him off myself.

- All right Benny hold on.

- What the fuck is this dust, Benny?

- Ah these kids are all fucked up.

(Police sirens blaring)

Oh now the fucking cops are here.

- What's going on Benny?

- Ah, we got this kid on
the roof, it's all right,

he's just on angel dust,
don't worry about it,

we'll get him down.

- 61 Eddie, take patrol it's 61 Adam,

we have a little situation, I'll advise.

- Here you go pigs, kiss my ass!

(Crowd exclaiming)

- Are you fucking kidding?

Come on man, son of a bitch.

- Ah, he's on dust, don't
worry about it, don't worry,

we'll get him.

- Don't worry Benny I got
him, he's coming down now.

- See don't worry it's under control.

- That's everybody, show's over.

- Go home.
- Everyone go home.

- We are home.

Come on guys.

- You know that fucking
Rico law was put in place

for one reason, to make
low life fucking rats.

- Ain't that the truth.

- You know when I was on the streets,

every once in awhile, I
would take some of my guys

down to the fucking fish market.

(Dramatic music)

You know why all these
fish are laying here dead?

- No.
- Why Carmine?

- Because they couldn't
keep their mouth shut.

Always remember that.

Always remember that you hear me?

(Dramatic music)

- They must have shit
their pants big time.

- You better believe it,
pal, you better believe it.

You know, I'd been
thinking about something

real fucking hard.

You know we're here doing our time,

these fucking rats into protection,

what do they got nothing, okay?

They fucking half of them knew going in,

they were gonna roll.

That prick Salvi, he knew
it, he knew he couldn't do

the fucking time, that motherfucker.

You know there's guys
on the fucking street

that would have died for this guy.

What's he got now, nothing.

But we'll catch up to that
fucking prick real soon.

- Oh his day's coming for sure, Carmine.

It's coming.
- Yeah, yeah.

- My skipper Robert DeRossi.
- Yeah.

- He told me before I
was straightened out,

he goes Carmine, you signed up for this,

it's like signing up for the Yankees.

You want legacy, you wanna be looked at

like Mickey Mantle,
Joe DiMaggio, Babe Ruth

or you wanna be look after like some scrub

sitting on a bench.

It's those lowlife fucking rats
that are the fucking scrubs.

How do you wanna be looked at Aytano?

- Well, I'm walking the
yard with you Carmine,

so you know I want a legacy,
there's no doubt about it.

And now that you said it,
yeah, I'd like to be looked at

as the Babe himself.

There's a guy who wore those pin stripes

better than any fucking
player on that team.

- You know what we're
walking, we're talking,

you did your time, you
know, you're doing this bid.

But you know what it's only six years,

you've got a far way to go
before you're Babe Ruth.

It ain't a real test kid.

You know what, I ain't
never leaving this place,

this is my home.

- I know, Carmine, I know.

- Remember this conversation
when you're back

on the streets.

You want legacy, than go get it.

- I don't know if you know this or not

but this was my old stomping ground,

two or three weeks out of every summer.

- Really, I didn't know that.

- Yeah.

My grandparents on my mother's
side, Tony C and Dorothy,

they lived about a block
from here, great memories.

They still got that old wooden bridge

that crosses over the
bay to Manhattan Beach?

- Yeah, yeah, it's still over there.

- Well, you won't believe
this but a kid from Florida

I learned to fucking swim off that bridge.

- Yeah.
- A lot of good swimmers

in those days.

- Yeah, I hear you opened up
some dealerships here now.

- Yeah, I'm looking in Brooklyn,
some of the other borrows

but mostly out in Westchester.

Far more room to grow out in the burbs.

- Yeah, for sure.

- You know I'm sorry to hear
about what happened to Rinaldo.

- I know, a fucking stroke.

- Hey, just so you
know, I know you're busy

but Barry's been dealing with Dave

and everything's been going okay.

- He was a good guy and very capable.

- You know I've been thinking,

you really should consider
making Florida your second home.

Honestly I could use your services.

Lately, got a whole bunch of these

(speaking in foreign language)
cowboys coming down there.

You have them trying to conquer.

And honestly, you know,
we can't tolerate that.

- Yeah, I know what you're saying Santini.

Only one thing being there,
Florida, it's a sunny place

with shady people.

- Wait a minute, you've gotta admit

most of the shadies come from up here

or from the Midwest like Chicago.

- Yeah, Nicky, explain to me in detail

whose showing up down there.

- Anyways you know, we don't
tolerate that shit in Florida.

- I know and I plan on going there myself

and checking on things and
buying some real estate.

- That's good.

I think you'll be very happy
with our fishing neighbor

and by the way I'll be
able to help you out

with your problem with Caesar.

See his mistake is he
pushes away all the people

close to Charlie instead
of embracing them, even me.

He's the only boss that I don't
have an relationship with.

- That's 'cause he knows
you and Charlie are gumbahs.

- Got that right.

You know he's gotta be
getting out any minute now.

- Yeah, I can't wait to see
him and give him a big hug.

- Let me ask you something,
that Grand National

out in the parking lot, is that yours?

- Yeah, of course.
- I didn't realize

you were a Buick man.
- Not so much Buick,

but Phil Grand National,
it's in a class of it's own.

- You're right about that
but there is one other Buick

to die for.
- Which one?

- How about I have it
gift-wrapped and I send it to you

as a present?
- Very nice

of you, Santini.
- Nice of me?

Let me ask you something
other than a hard,

passionate woman, what else
gets your dick rock hard

other than the right ride.

- You're right about that.

- Come on, I wanna
introduce you to somebody.

Jeremiah!

Jeremiah Barren, this is Benny.

- Benny, nice to meet you, pleasure.

- Nice to meet you.

- Jeremiah's been helping me
with all my real estate deals

in Florida, he's also very
well-connected up here,

got his hands in every pie there is.

Strip malls, bigger deals
than that, I'll let him

tell you about it.

- That's great.
- Yeah, we're building

a movie studio in Williamsburg,

I would love for come by and check it out.

- I will, looking to buy another warehouse

for my fireworks.
- I can help you out

with that.
- You know what else

he can help you with,
shining up some of that

(speaking in foreign language)
you've been making right?

- The cleaner the better, Benny.

- Do you remember me when I was his age?

- Sure I do.
- I'd pick a fight

in an empty room.

All the heartburns now
you get to be my age,

more heartburns.

Speaking of which, who runs the show now,

who's calling the shots?

Dom, you're looking at Vinny, hmm, Vinny,

do you have an answer?

- Yeah, yeah, of course I do, it's you.

- Nevermind, see, here's the thing,

I'm in Florida now, I
don't wanna people think,

I know what you think, what do you think,

do you think I'm smoking threes here,

maybe I'm speaking in tongues,

I mean, have I lost my hold here?

- No.
- No, huh,

how about New York?
- Hmm-mm.

- 'Cause you know my ties
in New York, you were there,

you were riding the wheel, you were riding

the big fucking wheel,
do you remember that?

- Hmm-mm.
- Well, maybe you do,

maybe you don't that's
the reason we forget.

You know where I was,
where the fuck were you?

I was here, I was saving
lives and not once or twice,

how about 100 fucking times!

How about 100 fucking times!

Now I'm gonna say this
once, we're going back

to the way it was and
when I feel the respect,

the most love from you in this crew

and when I say feel, I wanna feel.

- Move on now.

All due respect, I don't know
who's chirping in your ear

but I love you more than anything, okay?

There's a lot of times people ask for you

and you're down in Florida
and I gotta answer for you

and I do what I think is right, right?

I never lost respect for you not one time.

I want things to be the way they were,

I want things to be the
way they used to be,

I held it strong here in
Philly for you, always.

- You know, that sounds good.

Let's see, I wanna do what you just said,

I'm gonna make that happen.

I'm gonna put people with
you and we're gonna watch,

we're gonna take a back.

We're gonna do what you just said.

- If you think it's necessary.
- Yeah, I fucking do.

(Dramatic music)

(man knocking)

- Hey, Mrs. Salva, I'm Ryan.

- What do you want Ryan.

- If I could just talk to
Rosemarie for one minute.

- She don't wanna talk to you.

- Okay.

- Wait here a minute.

- What do you want?

- I just wanted to say I'm sorry

and I wanted to tell you that I know

this must be very hard for you.

- You know nothing about
my father, Ryan, okay?

Just because of what you
probably read means nothing.

My dad is one of the
best people in the world

I'm going back inside.

- Please, I.

(Door slamming)

- [Announcer] And the New York Yankees

are set to play three
with the Boston Red Sox.

It will be another hot weekend.

Right now it's 97 degrees in (indistinct).

- Hey there.
- Hey.

- You doing okay?

- Yeah, yeah, no, I'm good.

- Yeah?
- Yeah, you feel

how cold it got?
- Yeah, I know.

- You know, I was thinking,
you know my friend,

he's running Windows of the World

on top of the World Trade Center.

- Hmm-mm.
- You wanna go?

- Oh just the two of us

like the old days, that'd be great.

- Yeah, all right, it will be,

they'll just be close by.

- Yeah, just close by, at
least going to the city,

three or four guys minimum.

- One, two, four or five
what does it matter, come on?

- I don't know, Caesar,
I just think it's better

that we stay in Long Island.

- What's the matter, you
worried about me babe?

- Yeah, I am, if you wanna know the truth.

- Come on, a change would be nice.

- Okay.
- That's my girl.

- Hey I saw Polly today, we had lunch.

- Yeah, the restaurant's
been busiest, that's good.

- Yeah, that and everything
else he's got on his plate.

You know, all he wants
to do is impress you.

- He doesn't have to do that.

- Yes, are you kidding me,
ever since he's a little boy,

he just wants to make you
proud of him and please you

and.
- Well, come on,

he's not a boy anymore, he's a man now.

- Yeah, I know, babe,
I mean, he's into this

a million times right?
- Yeah.

- I just wish, he was forbidden

to be part of that world.
- He was, I tried,

you know that, I tried to
make it very clear to him

but this was something that he wanted,

there was no changing him, there wasn't.

- Just the way there was no changing you

with your dad.
- No there wasn't.

- See this is a different time.

- Different time yes, different boy no.

Look.
- I'm scared C, I'm scared,

I'm not gonna lie to
you, I'm not gonna lie.

If something happens to him I don't know

what I would do.
- Nothing is gonna

happen to him, I promise.

I'm the boss, all right, I'm his father,

you think I'd let something
happen to him, hmm?

- How you doing guys?
- Here you go, my man dropped?

- Yeah.

- I think I'm gonna get the new Trans Am.

- Really?
- Yeah, it looks nice.

- I like the older model, the '77,

you know from the Smokey
and the Bandit movie,

now that's hot.

If you're gonna get a Trans Am,

you've gotta get that one, right?

- Are you crazy, anything fast

and my mother would have a heart attack.

- His mom's always so nervous.

I mean, she beeps you
what four times a day?

- It's insane, bro, you have no idea what.

- Hey, I wish I could
get a beep from my mom

but I can't, it's a blessing.

- Yeah, you're right Sammy.

Oh actually I forgot to tell you,

my mother invited you
over for Sunday dinner.

You've gotta come by bro.
- Really?

- Yeah, yeah.
- I would love to meet her.

(Pleasant music)

- Hey Benny.
- Hey Benny.

- How you doing?
- Nice night all right Sammy?

- Yeah, it's beautiful.

- Yeah, that's crazy he
talks to you like that.

- What do you mean?
- What he means is Benny

don't speak direct to many people.

That's big.
- A few.

- Hmm, the sauce is spicy Benny.

- You should have got it more mild.

- No, I love it it's delicious.

- That's what this joint
is known for it's sauce

and (indistinct) called sauce on gravy.

- Gravy, get the fuck out of here

with these gravy people.

This isn't mashed
potatoes with brown gravy,

it's red and that's sauce.

My nana only called it sauce and you know

she knew best.

- Oh you better believe
Angelina knew best.

I remember when she used to
call you from the window,

Franko, Franko, (speaking
in foreign language).

Come in the house, Franko.

(Man laughing)

- Oh I miss her so much, oh I loved her.

And you know she use to stick up for me

over her own son.

Remember my Uncle Tommy?
- Yeah.

- You know he used to call
me faggot and sissy married,

never in front of her though.

But one day she overheard him,

she went after him with a belt,

she beat the shit out of
him and tipped the table,

it fell on his foot, he walked with a limp

till the day he died.
- Limpity Tom.

- Yeah, Uncle Limpity.

I only speak good of
the dead and he's dead,

so good.

(Men laughing)

- Anyway those low collar
shirts you got me, I love them.

And I hear we're selling
out in stores all over.

- That's right.

Oh wait, take a look at this.

- That's the guy from Miami Vice.

- Damn right, it's Don Johnson

and I've got more celebrities lined up

to rock more stuff.

- That's great, who else?

- Well, I know you will
love this one, Joe Montana.

- Get the fuck out of here, Joe Cool?

I made so much money with
him through the years.

Especially a 1981 NFL
championship game against Dallas,

that pass to Dwight
Clark, I made a fortune.

- I have no idea what you're talking about

but okay.
- All right 'cuz.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Talk about some sports

once in awhile.
- Yeah, yeah, you know me,

I try to engage but I usually glaze over.

(Upbeat music)

- Are you serious.

Let's go now.
- What's going on?

- No.

- You're Pete right?
- Yeah.

- Bosco sent us.

- Hey you're Benny's friend right?

- Yeah, you Barry right?
- Yeah.

(Fists punching)

- [Franko] So come to
the show room soon Benny.

- [Benny] I'm gonna put
you in contact with you

that could go over all that stuff.

- [Franko] That's great.

- You heading uptown.

- Yeah, back to Chelsea.

- Good.

Hopefully I don't hit too much traffic

on the Brooklyn Bridge.

- No from here do the
Manhattan Bridge, it's easier,

it's quicker, it's closer.

- Hey Benny.
- Do I know you?

- Yeah, we're from the neighborhood,

lived on Avenue P.

We're friends with Johnny Maddog.

Aren't you friends with him?

- I don't talk about people I know

around people I don't know.

- So you know him, you
hanging out with this guy

in this city no less.

- We know who he is.

- Really, you know them Franko?

- I can't say that I do.

- I guess you got the wrong guy.

- So you guys, you gonna
go eat in Vincent's?

- Yeah, its a good joint.

We love the spicy gravy.

- Enjoy.

(Dramatic music)

(man grunting)

(fists punching)

- Oh okay.
- Come on.

(Man grunting)

- It's sauce not gravy,
you fucking asshole!

(Fist punching)

- You know this mailbox
pulled in $50 a week

all in credit cards.

Sammy get the car, all right brother.

- All right, Santos.

- You starved, you always fucking eat,

what do you wanna eat?

(Guns firing)

(guns firing)

- Go, go, go, go!
(Tires squealing)

- Santos, Santos?

Talk to me San.

Santos!
- Santos!

It's not good, it's not good.

- Santos?

(Dramatic music)

(dramatic music)