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[Upbeat music]

♪ It's a good life

♪ hey-hey-hey, yeah

♪ I don't want to stand around and beg you ♪

♪ just don't say no

♪ no-no, no-no

♪ I have got a feeling

♪ that you're gonna like it

♪ what I'm doing to you

♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh

♪ what I'm doing what I'm doing ♪

♪ I'll be doing what you want me to do ♪

♪ hey-hey-hey

♪ love is shining

♪ life is thriving

♪ in the good life

♪ good life

♪ good life, good life, good life, good life ♪

♪ in the good life

♪ good life

♪ Ah-ah-ah-ah

♪ the feeling that you get from the... ♪

♪ Good life

♪ hey-hey-hey-hey

♪ once you get that good life feeling ♪

♪ let me tell you, no one can take it away ♪

♪ take it away, take it away

♪ no, no, no, no

♪ no more bad times, only glad times ♪

♪ in the good life

♪ good life

♪ I want you to want me

♪ to want the good life all night ♪

♪ hey-hey-hey-hey, hey-hey-hey-hey ♪

♪ no more rainy days

♪ the sun will chase the clouds away ♪

♪ in the...

♪ Good life ♪

[Theme music]

Williams: Hey, que pasa con Nina, man?

I called her up, but she wouldn't talk.

- Said I got my wish. - Stubborn woman.

Aren't they all?

I mean, I'm glad she's not on the streets

but quitting ain't the answer.

Cooper's meeting up with her, right?

She'll straighten her out.

What you got, wong?

Young, beautiful and dead. O.D'd.

Needle?

Still got powder on her upper lip.

Heroin.

Found more in her purse.

Must have been some pretty pure stuff, huh?

People think no needle, no problem.

Let's send this stuff into the lab

for signature studies.

[Phone ringing]

Williams.

Yeah. He's right here.

Sure. We'll be right there.

What?

Your father's in the hospital.

Cooper: I don't know.

Turning in your badge and your gun

walking away from the job,

that's not the Nina moreno I know.

Well, it's not the one I know either.

I wasn't a coward before.

You should probably lighten up on yourself a little, Nina.

You were almost killed. You've been off for three months.

And the first time I go out with my new partner, I froze.

Probably just went on the street too soon.

There's other things to do around here, you know.

Oh, what, a desk?

No, thanks.

Look, I don't think you're ready to hand this back in yet.

And I'd like for you to talk to this lady.

She's a shrink for cops.

She's good.

I know.

[Instrumental music]

Eddie: I don't know, I mean, he was doing so good, you know?

Up about everything. Just, um...

Excuse me. Is Mike torres here?

We couldn't resuscitate him. Guy still had the needle in his arm.

Shot up enough to take out five people.

- He's in there? - Yeah. Officer, wai..!

That's his father. Please, please.

[Instrumental music]

[Clattering]

- Officer! - Please, please!

[Clattering]

[Exhaling]

Why did you do this?

Why did you do this?

Williams: Ed?

I'm fine.

McNamara: His father was an addict before, huh?

Yeah, he kicked it but not before catching h.I.V.

You know, he just found out he had full-blown aids.

You know, do you think he could have...

Yeah, he left a note.

Guess he just... Felt it was too painful.

Didn't want his kids to watch him go through it.

How's Eddie handling that?

I'm sure he would have rather have been there till the end.

Cooper: Poor guy.

Meanwhile, this damn heroin's

so strong, we got three other deaths.

I mean, what is wrong with these people.

They think this stuff is candy?

It's the in thing now. Musicians, models,

wall street brokers, everybody's doing it.

And apparently it's coming out of these clubs.

So, knock yourself out. See what you can dig up.

What about d.E.A. And narcotics?

Well, I'm coordinating with them.

This stuff is epidemic, McNamara.

Do you need time with torres?

No. I'd rather be doing this.

I'm sure that's what he would want.

I need to give Nina a call.

Go ahead.

- You want to start on this? - Right.

Thank you.

Williams: I tried calling.

I just don't want her to find

out on the street, that's all.

You haven't talked since she walked?

I tried, but she didn't want to hear it.

There she is. I'll be right back.

Oh, Nina.

J.c., what are you doing here?

Where's Eddie?

I need to talk to you.

Look. I already told you guys. I need my space, okay?

Cooper already gave me the lecture.

No, it's not about that.

[Instrumental music]

♪ Stomp

♪ uh-huh, uh-huh

♪ stomp

♪ uh-huh, uh-huh

♪ stomp

♪ oh, yeah

♪ gonna party ♪ stomp

♪ don't feel alright

♪ it's like one to the two, and straight to the ten ♪

♪ turn up the sounds 'cause the q's back again ♪

♪ with a whole new set here to make you sweat ♪

♪ put on your stompin' boots and fuel up your jet, son ♪

♪ call elroy, George, Rosie, and susie ♪

♪ and tell 'em "q" got the funk to make you move that Booty ♪

♪ or should I say that body, welcome to the party ♪

♪ a little something-something for each and everybody ♪

♪ it's coolio, loc, representin' west coast ♪

♪ so raise up a toast, Mr. Jones is your host ♪

♪ from the top to the bottom and the back to the front ♪

♪ everybody on the side, don't slippity slide ♪

♪ just stomp party people, this is what you want ♪

♪ party people, this is what you want ♪

♪ party people, this is what you want ♪

♪ party people, this is what you want ♪

♪ guess who? The one and only yo-yo, damn it ♪

♪ betcha can't stand this...

So, what's happening, my friend?

Who wants to know?

Someone who can use a couple of dimes.

Phone calls cost a quarter.

- People say you're the man. - Oh? What people?

- A lot of people. - Look, I don't know you.

And I don't want to know you. Alright. So excuse me.

Well, that's a shame 'cause we're going

to get to know each other realwell.

You're going to need a warrant.

Uh-uh. I saw you make a sale.

Hey!

Get out of the way!

What you want me to do? Cuff him for you, too?

♪ In the neighborhood... ♪

- You ever see that girl before? - No.

She o.D.'D off heroin in front of the club.

So that's my fault.

You had over an ounce in your pocket, Donnie.

So... so, maybe I got a little habit,

maybe somebody left it there.

Oh, yeah, like $1,200 in cash?

Your connection put that there?

Listen, my man, I know how you feel.

But listen, you help us out and maybe we'll, you know

do something for you.

- Yeah. Just like that, huh? - As it is.

You're looking at a long stretch upstate.

McNamara: We already proved it was heroin.

The lab's doing a signature study right now.

Williams: If the stuff this girl died from

is the same stuff that you sell, you're looking at homicide.

McNamara: The D.A.'s sick of people dying.

They're looking to set an example.

And the parents of this girl that died

they got juice downtown, and believe me, my friend

they'll make sure you fry.

Alright. What can you do for me?

I'll get an a.D.A.

[Indistinct music on TV]

You are supposed to be doing your homework

not watching television.

I amdoing my homework.

Williams: Don't lie to me, g.

I just heard the TV.

So, what are you gonna do this time?

Slam me into another door?

You keep running your mouth like that, boy

and you'll see what I'll do to you.

[Knocking on door]

- Who is it? Woman 1: Mr. Williams?

Yes? How may I help you?

I'm Rebecca stapleton.

A social worker from the bureau of child welfare.

I called earlier.

Williams: Want to come in?

Do you want to tell me what this is about?

You haven't said anything about this?

Will someone please tell me what's going on here?

Gregory: It was just a joke.

I told Jake how you shoved me into the door

and he told Mrs. Davies and she told Mrs. Scowcroft.

And the school called us. They were concerned we have to check.

All I did was... I gave him a little shove.

I'm not saying it's right, but...

We take these things very seriously.

And so do I.

This has never happened before.

But he has been acting up lately.

We don't consider that to be a very good reason

Mr. Williams, to shove a child into the door.

Neither do I.

But if you have your own kids

then you know exactly what I'm talking about.

The law requires us to look into these things

and I have to recommend another meeting with you

and Gregory's mother.

Williams: For what?

To determine if... he should be removed from your home.

Eddie: We're here to honor my father

and he wouldn't want to see a bunch of people

moping around after his funeral.

He'd want you to have fun.

He'd be angry if you didn't.

So, uh...

I have with me someone who I grew up with as a child and...

Someone who was a very dear friend of my father's.

They played together.

Mr. Tito puente.

[Applause]

Mike torres, a very good friend of mine.

And it's indeed a pleasure

appearing here once again at Natalie's

a first-class gig.

Mike, this is for you.

[Instrumental music]

[Music continues]

- Hey. - Hey.

You alright?

Yeah. You know, there's a...

A lot of sorting out to do, but I'm okay.

- How you doing? - Yeah. I'm okay.

You know, if you want me to...

To hang around I could stay.

Oh, yeah. Well, um...

I really appreciate that, really, but, uh...

I think I need to handle this on my own.

Okay. Sure.

- Well, I'm gonna, you know... - Yeah. Okay.

See everybody.

Are you sure there's nothing you need?

You making any headway?

We're checking out the clubs

made a few busts on some users.

We got a guy named Donnie.

I can't believe he killed himself.

I mean, here I am...

Trying to make nice for his memory...

And the only thing I'm doing is getting

more and more pissed off.

Guess he didn't want to suffer anymore.

I'm sure he didn't want to put you guys through that.

Yeah, like he didn't want to be a husband or a father.

He used heroin to run away.

Guess he never could face anything.

Listen, man..

If you need to talk, I'm here for you.

Thanks, papa. I appreciate it.

[Instrumental music]

Mike: A boy tells his father

"when I grow up, I wanna be just like you."

And then that boy grows up to be a man, and he says

"I never wanna be like my father."

Then when he grows older...

Maybe he'll say...

"I wish my father were here so I could know

what he would do."

Williams: Donnie was getting his stuff from a guy named Jarvis.

The d.E.A. Knows about him, narcotics knows about him.

He's already done a bit.

Yep, and he's an assistant manager at club indigo.

All those places are laundries

for drug money. Everybody knows it.

Cooper: So, what is the Donny-Jarvis connection?

Torres, how you doing?

- Hey, what's up, bro? - You know.

- How's it going here? - Oh, good.

Moving up the food chain, if you will.

There's just so many drugs out there

and so many people using them.

I just want to let you know that I'm back on the job.

Are you sure you're ready?

Oh, yeah, I'm ready.

This can't be personal, Eddie.

I'm just here to do my job.

- You guys partnered up? - You two are partners.

Why don't I take a whack at Jarvis?

What? And ask him if you could

please join the heroin business?

Just talk to him like a cop

out in the open where everyone can see.

Oh, yeah. That makes a lot of sense.

That way everybody knows we're onto him.

McNamara: They know it already, and if I come

onto him undercover he'll never buy it.

Williams: You'd better hope he doesn't try to fit you

with some cement shoes.

Hey, I got you guys for backup, right?

- See you later, man. - Yeah.

I'm very sorry about your father, Eddie.

Thank you, lieutenant.

Listen, we need to be real clear on something.

I need to know you're not going out on a vendetta here.

I got feelings about heroin, you know.

How it was always taking my father away.

But he killed himself. No one did it to him.

'Cause I can put you on another case.

With all due respect, you didn't take

yourself off that case with the child rapist, right?

No, and I was professional

and I expect the same from you.

- I give you my word. - Good.

Welcome back, detective.

Listen, you hear about a guy named Brady?

Sure.

Uh, here's the story,

six kids, blonde little girls.

You're very funny. Come on, man.

Yeah, Brady, the guy that owns a bunch of these clubs.

Look, I been hearing his name a lot through my ci's.

He's a new guy, and he's a big.

Your ci's? I thought you been handling your father's business.

It's not a very complicated estate.

Louis Jarvis?

- What the hell is this about? - I'm detective McNamara.

I wanted to ask you a few questions.

Some dick from the one-five asked me

a few questions last week.

You're a popular guy.

Word is there's a lot of heroin

being dealt out of your club.

Word is there are a lot of cops on the take,

detectives, captains, all the way up.

Yeah, well, we're looking into that.

So, what do you have to say about it?

How about this?

You want to talk to me again, arrest my ass.

That could be arranged.

Till you arrest me, I got nothing more to say.

I'm sorry. I don't, I don't have much more to say.

Sometimes it's hard.

We have to stop soon so maybe

you should clarify why you came.

Well, like I said, I froze.

My partner could have been killed.

You were almost killed a few months ago.

It's common to freeze up afterwards.

I know, but...

I just feel so... ashamed.

Why?

Because I set high standards for myself.

And why do you do that?

Because...

Finish it.

I was going to say because of my dad.

But I don't know what he has to do with this

except that nothing I ever did was good enough for him.

I was just always trying to please him.

Now, that's something to look at

but we're going to have to stop for today.

- What? - Time's up.

But I was just in the middle of something.

And we'll keep working on it, but I've got another patient.

I'll see you next week.

Well, I don't know about that.

I mean, this doesn't feel right.

Nina...

It's part of the process.

How could you be so stupid? Hmm?

There's so much out there. I didn't think...

What the hell is wrong with you?!

Let other people sell their dime bags in the toilet.

That's not on me. This place launders money.

That's it! The dope happens somewhere else!

Look, I can explain.

You miserable puke.

Manfred...

- Come on. - You like dope? Hmm?

You got a real treat coming.

[Grunting]

[Upbeat music]

Make a move and I'll drop you, man.

Oh, man.

You almost made me mess my pants.

Uh, hey, man

you should have listened to me.

[Automated message] Hey. This is Eddie.

Leave a message after the beep.

Hi, Eddie. It's Nina.

Uh, please pick up if you're there.

Please pick up.

I guess you're not there.

Um, I just wanted to talk.

I was out tonight, and...

Everything is so weird.

I miss you, and I really need to see you

so please call me when you get this message.

Anytime, okay?

Bye.

[Dramatic music]

My Swiss watch, it says two hours, detective torres.

You've got no backup.

Manfred, I think this boy is all alone.

Hmm?

What do you think you're doing?

You think you're a cowboy or something, huh?

Lone wolf mcquaid?

I was just taking a look around.

For what?

The toilet.

- Keith? - Ooh!

See what I got to put up with, manfred?

I pay good money

to keep you guys off my ass.

I guess you didn't get the word.

I don't get that kind of word.

Oh. Righteous, huh?

Mmm, yes.

- Manfred? Manfred: Mr. Brady.

You got a thing about dope, don't you?

Brady: Well, you're going to have a realthing

when I get through with you.

Gentlemen.

No...

No!

No! No!

- Let's kill him. - Oh, we will.

But first we're going to let him feel what a real high is

and then real need, and then

we're going to send you to the moon.

No! No!

Stapleton: So, you didn't know about Mr. Williams

pushing Gregory into the door?

No, I didn't.

What do you think about it?

Chantal: Well, miss, I don't like it, you know

but I would have to know the circumstances.

You mean under certain circumstances

it would have been permissible?

I'm not saying that at all

but at least I could understand it.

Listen, our boy has been way out of line lately.

Why did you take custody of Gregory?

When Chantal lost her job

she had to move in with her sister, so...

But you're working now.

Yes, but we thought it wouldn't be wise

to be moving him back and forth.

Teenage boys need guidance from their fathers.

Lord knows we don't have enough of that going on these days.

I'm painfully aware of that.

So, what happened the other night

is not a regular occurrence.

Like I told you before, this has never happened.

He is a good father.

I won't ask for any change at the moment

but you have to explore

dealing with Gregory's behavior.

So, my recommendation is contingent

on you seeking family therapy for six sessions.

Agreed?

Yeah, if that's what it's going to take.

- I'm sorry I'm late. - Where the hell were you?

- And where's torres? - I called.

I had something personal duty.

- Wait. He's not here? - He didn't call you?

- I left home early. - Well, he's not at home.

And he's not answering his mobile.

Well, did you page him? That's not like ed.

Yeah. We paged him.

Did he have anymore family stuff to attend to?

Nah, just a few odds and ends,

but, you know, he... he's back on the job, lieu.

He's serious about this case.

Alright. Let's get on the horn.

I wanna contact anyone he knows.

I want a description out on his car.

I'm on it.

I don't have a good feeling about this.

Eddie: Where am I?

Another gift from Mr. Brady.

Wants to ease all your pain.

Hey, hey.

Watch your manners, son.

- No! - Come on.

- No! - Come on.

No!

No!

Yeah, Nina, no, i... I just thought you

might have heard from him.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you, too.

What?

- He didn't call her. - No one else either.

- He's in trouble. - Anything with the car?

No, nothing.

Look, j.C., would he have gone

after this dealer himself?

He might look around, but he wouldn't try anything stupid.

Did he go after Brady?

Lieutenant, I'm telling you, he didn't say anything to me.

Alright, then you two have to get out there

and find him now.

Good afternoon, detective torres.

You're looking well today.

- Tu madre. - My, my.

Is that a way to talk to a generous host?

I'm going to make you pay.

You see, there's a life lesson

for you, manfred.

Never expect gratitude.

Oh, manfred's got another present for you.

Say hello to manfred.

You're starting to like it, aren't you?

It's okay.

I won't think any less of you for it.

Sooner or later...

Everybody likes it.

Williams: Wait a minute. That's his car.

McNamara: 43 to precinct, located detective torres'

vehicle. Request taxi to 111th and lenox.

If his car was parked near Brady's then isn't it logical...

Logical isn't evidence.

Now, we got wiretaps all over that place

hoping to get a warrant. That's all we can do.

But do you think they could have...

They could have done anything or it could just be

a big coincidence. I don't know.

I want to help.

Well, you're the one that handed in your gun.

- You want it back? - I'll do whatever I have to.

See Dr. Olivet?

What is that?

She cut me off in the middle.

Middle of what? A session or a thought?

I was starting to understand something.

The hour ended.

I felt terrible. I'm not going back.

Well, it's part of the discipline, Nina.

You know, she's got a group, too.

You could try that.

Either way, if you don't go back there,

you don't come back here.

It's your choice.

[Intense music]

Williams: Jared Brady?

Who wants to know? What the hell are you doing in my office?

Detective Williams. This is detective McNamara.

This is our search warrant.

Oh. Well, that's different.

I've always counted myself a friend of the police.

So we've been told.

You needn't have troubled with a warrant.

Whenever you guys come around

I always give you carte blanche.

So, what you looking for today?

- I think you know. Brady: You want a stogy? Hmm?

Real smart-ass. Aren't you?

I'm just a businessman trying to make a buck

wondering why every cop in town is after me.

Including this one?

This guy's a cop?

Looks out of uniform.

You've never seen him?

Was he the one who give me that

parking ticket? Is there a problem?

Let's hope there isn't, my man.

'Cause if there is and you are part of it...

Well, you know the deal.

Like I said, I'm the policeman's friend.

Lynn, would you show these people around?

Thank you.

Have a cigar.

Let's kill him.

I don't know, boss, you sure about that?

Let's do it. To hell with them.

Brady: This is it detective torres.

Isn't it nice? Huh? Your place in the sun at last.

So, how'd you like it, Eddie? Huh?

Huh? How'd you like it?

Huh?

I need...

I need more stuff.

It's your best friend, isn't it?

My best friend.

Brady: That's right. I could make you wait.

Eddie: No, no. Brady: Come on, sit up.

That's a good boy.

I believe you're a bona fide junkie.

I'm happy for you, torres.

Now, just say you need it.

Come on. Come on.

Say you need it.

Come on.

I need it.

Good boy.

Now you're going to get your biscuit, huh, torres?

Up!

You ready?

I need it.

Easy. Wait.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

[Grunting]

[Truck horn honking]

[Instrumental music]

I don't want to go to any family therapy.

Well, thanks to your friend

the social worker, we have no choice.

Just because you threw me into the door?

Wait a minute, g.

Now, I've already apologized for that.

I promise you that will never, ever happen again, okay?

And I'm sorry for the way I acted.

But I still don't see why we have to go.

Maybe it won't be so bad.

You get to talk about things you don't like,

we get talk about things we don't like.

I'm not saying anything.

Maybe you'll change your mind.

My boy Jake goes to therapy.

He doesn't talk.

What the hell...

- Let's just pick Brady up. - We could do that.

The D.A. would even probably go along with that

but then he'd lose.

Because we only have torres' word.

Oh, since when is the word of a cop not good enough?

Since "serpico," detective.

Since John q. Public found out

that some cops lie, take bribes, use drugs...

That's not torres.

Well, he came in addicted to heroin.

His father was an addict.

He had a pill problem just last year.

Come on, lieu, that's harsh.

Without any other evidence, that's what

Brady's lawyer gonna say that in court.

- So, what do we do? Cooper: Go back to the computer.

Find out what he owns. What he's done.

The d.E.A. Says the heroin's coming through Colombia

but I checked the coffee shipments

even an auto-transmission deal, nothing.

Just stay on it.

Lieu?

I wanna see Eddie. Where is he?

Nina, he's a wreck. He doesn't wanna see anybody.

Um, I'm going to Dr. Olivet's group on Wednesday.

- Good luck with that. - Thanks.

[Instrumental music]

[Breathing heavily]

Hey, wait. What are you doing?

Look, just let me...

Let me go get what I got to get, okay?

You know what, ed, I can't do that. You know that.

Come on, man. Just be my friend.

You aremy friend, right?

I amyour friend.

You need to scream, throw things,

do whatever you have to do, okay?

Please, man! Please! Just please!

I can't. You know that.

Then to hell with you!

You're not my friend.

- You're not my friend! - Hey, stop.

- Get off me! - Stop!

Get off!

Eddie: Look at you, man

strung-out junkie just like your pops, huh?

You can't fight it, man.

It's bigger than you, it's bigger than me.

It's bigger than the both of us.

It's in the blood, papa.

You can fight this, Eddie.

We are not just like poppy. We got a future, man.

We're just like the old man, you know.

You think about Nina? You going to let her down?

Why don't you come with me? Go get us a hit, you know why?

'Cause, 'cause you want it, you need it.

Got to show them that we can beat this.

You can do it.

[Groans]

[Sighs]

[Piano music]

I never thought taking a shower would be so much work.

- Yeah, but you look good, man. - You know I, uh...

I must have been some pretty bad news.

So, uh, thanks for being there.

Maybe someday you could tell me about it.

Hey, enough said.

You know...

I kept looking in the mirror, and all I saw was my father.

I never even had a chance to say good-bye.

Williams: Want to try one of these?

My super just had a little baby girl.

I think they're Cuban.

You know that's illegal, right?

Hey, man, I didn't buy them.

What?

Nothing.

You know, uh, this is supposed to be

the new in thing to do.

That's what I kept smelling at Brady's.

- They were smoking cigars? - No, no... tobacco.

I remember seeing bags of tobacco.

Eddie: Look, the stuff Brady's moving is Colombian.

And the way to bring it in is cigars.

Keep the dogs off the scent.

Just like they used to do with coffee.

And Brady does sell cigars at his club.

So, what do we know about cigars anyway?

I gotta get into the computer and find out.

- And Brady's vehicles? - Two cars, three trucks.

So, we ought to keep them on tight surveillance, you know.

They shouldn't be able to make a move without us knowing it.

So, I'll call Mac, he's hooking up with narcotics.

Brady's gonna be expecting us to make a run at him.

Right, right, so, that means we've got to hand off on, uh,

when we're tailing 'em, you know

on foot and, uh, especially in, uh...

Nina: Are you okay? - Yeah. Yeah.

Hmm. Give us a minute, please.

Now, don't take this the wrong way, Eddie

but shouldn't you be resting now?

Look, I want to be part of this, lieu. I've got to be.

Well, I understand that

but you might not be strong enough

to go in there with the others.

If it comes to that, there's not going to be

anyone strong enough to stop me.

Look, if I go home alone

there's only one thing I'm thinking about.

And by the way, uh...

I didn't go to Brady's to start anything. I was just observing.

You still shouldn't have gone in there alone.

- Understood. - Alright.

You take care of yourself.

- You hear me? - Yeah.

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Senor Ortega?

Muchas gracias.

Freeze! Freeze!

[Gunshot]

Move, move!

[Grunts]

[Gunshots]

Give it up, Brady! Nowhere to run!

Like hell!

[Grunting]

Now, huh, now what?

Are you going to kill me?

That's what you want?

Eddie: No. I'm just gonna torture you.

Why don't you kill me? Come on.

Come on, there's no one here.

- Kill me. - I could explain it all day.

But you would never understand.

Yes, I would.

- You alright, partner? - Yeah.

I'm alright.

Cuff him.

It's not over for you, torres.

Yeah, but it's over for you.

Nina: He wanted me to stop being a cop...

And I couldn't do that because being a cop is who I am.

Then I...

Froze.

I let my partner down.

Ever since I got shot...

I feel...

So scared...

And s... so alone...

Like nothing seems right.

And I don't want to feel that way anymore.

And I don't want to be here...

But I guess it's a start.

Eddie: What the hell is wrong with you, huh?

I mean, you were fine up until now

and then you go out and start drinking.

What's next? You going to start shooting up again?

It's been on my mind.

Why don't you take my gun, huh?

Don't waste anybody's time.

I'm dying.

What?

I got the virus.

I'm HIV positive.

[Sighs]

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