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[electronics bleeping]

Man: If they catch me...

[man mumbling]

[woman laughing]

[phone dialing]

[phone ringing]

Jimmy: We need good intelligence.

-Inspector.

I just got a call from the local DEA Director.

Says he's got a good piece of news for us.

-All right, let me know what it's about.

How'd it go with Julianna last night?

-Good, we got some good stuff on the wire.

-How's she holding up?

-Yeah, pretty good.

She must have jumped right back after your little chat.

Anyway, she's got Browne wrapped around her finger again.

Julianna: Yeah?

-This is the good stuff right here.

It's like he's asking her to take a mob oath,

a vow of silence, omerta.

-[mumbles] I have to know that I can trust you,

that you can keep a vow of silence about the things

you may see or hear.

Anything I tell you about Blackmire's top secret.

Anything you might overhear or see, or the people we meet,

you can't talk about with anybody.

Julianna: Can you tell me why?

-This is the bombshell.

-We do work for the agency now and then.

-What'd he say?

-We do work for the agency now and then.

-We do work for the agency now and then.

Martin: She asks him to clarify.

Julianna: And, what is this agency?

-The Central Intelligence Agency.

-Did he just admit Blackmire's a CIA front?

Martin: Mmm hmm.

Julianna: What kind of work?

-They just use the company to do things

they're not allowed to do.

Does that bother you?

-[sighs] No.

I find it very romantic.

-Oh, you do, do you?

-Yes.

Martin: Then they go back to shagging for awhile.

Mary: Blackmire's a front company for the CIA.

-You heard it.

That's what the man said.

-I need to talk to the Inspector General about this.

-May I have a moment alone, please, ma'am

before you make that call?

I hope I'm not out of line here,

but I don't believe it's the right decision

to tell the Inspector General anything about this.

-And, why not?

-May I present a hypothetical situation?

-Go ahead.

-Blackmire is a huge company here in Canada

with massive holdings in hydro and other energy projects.

If you tell the Inspector General that you think

Blackmire is a CIA front company, he'll be obliged

to tell the Prime Minister.

And, the Prime Minister will be obliged to object

and tell Washington.

And, then it'll get back to the CIA and then we'll be told

to get lost and lose any opportunity we have

to monitor Blackmire.

-That's all neither here nor there.

I'm obligated to tell the Inspector General.

-Well at some point you might be.

But, right now what we know is still simply speculation.

-Browne just confessed to Julianna

that he's been fronting for the CIA.

We have it on the record.

-I'm only suggesting that in the long run,

the Inspector General may not wanna hear that right now.

-You're suggesting that we keep it to ourselves.

-Well, I'm sure the Inspector General

would prefer that we present him with concrete

and corroborated intelligence about what it is exactly

Blackmire and the CIA are doing up here

rather than report what could be the inflated braggings

of a man who's simply trying to impress his lover.

But, more importantly, ma'am, my personal concern

is if you report that you've discovered a CIA front company,

there's no guarantee anybody wants to hear it.

As we all know, the whistleblower always pays the price.

The messenger is always killed.

Nobody wants this sort of revelation that the CIA

has bought pieces of Canada coming up in their watch.

It's suicide.

-People need to know about this.

-They do.

But, there are proper ways, the back channels.

You've gotta make use of them to protect yourself.

-All right, for now I won't inform the Inspector General,

but I want Julianna pulled in.

I need to know if it's safe to keep her in the game.

-Yes ma'am, I agree.

-Thank you, Martin.

-Yes, ma'am.

I want Julianna picked up ASAP.

-Hey.

How are you doing?

-Dillon: Good so far.

How's it going, Bob?

-Hey, all right, yeah.

Thanks for coming.

Dillon: No problem.

-Take a little walk?

-Yeah.

What's going on?

-You heard about this American crew coming to town,

setting up shop?

-Yeah, we heard.

-You hear about Dante's number two getting shot,

Phan's number two getting shot?

-Think there's a connection with the Americans there?

-Well, there could be.

I'm thinking I might be next.

-What are you gonna do about that?

-Well, we've been talking to Dante and Phan.

We got together and let these guys know

that we formed an alliance.

If they want things to escalate,

it's not gonna be a walkover.

-How are we involved?

I mean it's your problems, right?

-Yeah, the more of us get together,

the more we can show these guys we got a united front,

better chance we have at avoiding a showdown.

-So, who's in this group so far?

-Us, Disciplines, Vietnamese, you if you want in.

-Kind of a United Nations thing then, huh?

-So, what do you say?

-Not gonna say no.

I'm not gonna say yes.

Gotta run this by my guys first.

-Yeah.

Well, the sooner we know, the better.

-All right, talk to you later I guess, huh?

Jimmy: All right, take it easy.

-We need to know if these American dealers

are working with the DEA.

-Yeah.

-I think we might have to provoke 'em.

[gentle reed music]

-How we doing?

Ted: Good so far, you?

-I got a little PC intel you might wanna know about.

-All right.

-Your man, Jim Reardon has a source inside

the Vancouver drug squad.

-Oh yeah, where'd you get this?

-I can't tell you that.

That might get back to us.

-Ted: All right, who is it?

-Detective Rene Desjardins.

-This is definite?

-[Man In Trench Coat] Yep.

-I gotta know the source of this.

-And, I'm not gonna tell you.

[somber rhythmic music]

[phone ringing]

-Julianna, I'm here to pick you up.

Stay where you are.

All right, if that's the way you wanna play.

Julianna, get in the car.

-No, leave me alone.

Fuck off.

-Don't do this.

[tires screeching]

[tires screeching] [horns honking]

[horns honking]

[phone dialing]

[phone ringing]

[light tapping]

-Agent Cruikshank from the CIA.

-Yes.

Agent: Julianna's freaking out.

She's taking a runner.

-Grab her.

-Yes, ma'am.

-Police, stay right here.

I need a street crew now.

I'm on the north end of the Granville Bridge.

Subject is a blonde female, 25 years old

in a short gray trench coat heading into town.

And, I need to track a cell phone number.

-Did you get an opportunity to speak to Julianna again?

Mary: We did, yes.

-And, is she cooperating?

-So, far so good yes.

-It's good to hear.

We'd like you to arrange a meeting

so we could introduce ourselves.

-That's gonna be problematic.

She's agreed to cooperate but she's insisting

that we handle her.

-But, she's agreed to cooperate?

That's the important thing.

-Right.

How would you like us to proceed?

-Perhaps you could put some specific questions

about Blackmire to her for us?

-Of course.

-Good.

You'll let us know when you've made contact.

-I will.

Cruikshank: Perfect.

[phone ringing]

-Yes.

-She gave the address at Browne's hotel

to the cab driver.

I'm there now.

-Do what you have to do.

Do not let her meet with Browne.

In her state she could say anything.

-Agent: Yes, ma'am.

-I'd like to speak with Stella Spencer, please.

Yeah, it's her father calling.

Yeah, thank you.

-How are we doing, gentlemen?

-Good, we're doing all right so far.

How's life treating you?

-We get along.

Go on in.

Gonna have to pat you down.

-Morning.

How's everybody doing?

-Pete: All right, yourself?

-Every day a holiday, every man a king.

All the way up.

-Americans are on their way up.

-Yes, I'm still here.

Hi, it's Mr. Reardon calling.

Who's this?

Hello there, good to meet you.

Listen, I've been trying to get ahold of my daughter

on her cell phone and I haven't been able to get through.

-We're up on the roof.

It's a bit of a hike but looks like you could use it.

-Could you have her call me, please?

She's got my numbers.

Whenever she has the chance.

Thanks for coming.

Pete: Yeah, no problem.

-Get you anything?

Want something?

-No, we can't stay long.

We're on the fly.

We just wanted to come by and tell you

we're looking forward to doing some business together

sometime soon, but we can't give up the street trade.

We gotta have a piece of the retail.

-Well, that's kind of irrelevant now.

We've been having talks around town ourselves

and decided you're gonna have to change your plans.

-Change our plans, what's that mean?

-Well, we just don't see that there's room for everybody.

Nobody's up for it.

The market's overcrowded.

-Is that right?

You talked to everybody in town.

-That's right.

You should stay on your side of the border.

We'll handle things up here.

-Well, you know that's gonna be a problem.

-Well, you should have thought about that

before you came up here.

You know, you should come up here and ask around

before you come in and start gunning people down.

-You do this, there's gonna be repercussions

for your business in the States.

-I think we'll survive.

Pete: Yeah?

-Yeah. -So, will we.

Lotta weed in this town.

You can't control it all.

-Good luck to you.

Ronnie: Here we go.

-Yep.

-Didn't take long. -Get out of my fucking way.

-There they go.

[dynamic rhythmic music]

[phone ringing]

-Yes.

-We've tracked Julianna's cell phone.

She's been calling Browne's hotel.

The latest call was two minutes ago.

She's somewhere close.

-Thank you.

-She's close.

-Sorry, ma'am, building maintenance.

I've got an emergency in the basement.

Martin: Come along quietly.

Come along quiet.

-Hey, Bobby.

-How you doing?

-Hey, you gonna be cool here for a couple hours?

I gotta go make an offer on a house.

-Yeah, go ahead, do your thing.

-Hey, ready to go?

Ronnie: Yeah, uh huh.

-Good luck.

Hey, actually, I need you for one more minute.

-Uh huh, I'll be in the car.

Don't take too long.

-You know these guys been doing the hits?

They been gunning for everybody's number two man, right?

-Don't think I haven't noticed.

-Just be careful.

-Always.

-Catch ya later.

[phone dialing]

Yeah, hey it's me.

So, what's up with Stella?

They confiscated her phone?

-They don't allow them to have their cell phones

during the week.

-Oh yeah, you knew this and you just didn't tell me?

-It's in the school rules.

You should have checked yourself.

-Yeah, well you know what?

I don't like this school and I don't like its rules.

I wanna take her out of that place.

It's not right that I can't talk to her.

-Leave her alone, let her be.

-I'm pulling her out of the school.

-And, do what, put her under armed guard somewhere?

Leave her alone.

[Francine sniffs]

-I'm taking her out of this school

and I'm gonna put her somewhere

where I can at least talk to her.

-You try that and I'll send the cops after you.

Leave her alone.

[phone slamming]

Sweet: It's too big.

-Maybe not.

Might need the room.

-Don't say that.

I think two is gonna be enough.

-I like the neighborhood.

You heard what the agent said.

We got a judge on this side, banker on that side.

Sweet: We fit right in.

-I like it, it's got good security.

-It just seems so isolated.

-Look, I got another thing I gotta bring up.

-You know I'm married, right?

-No, I think you've told me several times

you were divorced.

-Yeah, I was separated but the divorce

has been a real hassle.

It's been going on for years.

Wait, look just hold on.

[hard slapping]

Just will you hold on, let me talk to you?

[tinkling music]

[camera clicking]

-Just came from meeting with Reardon.

-What's he saying?

Pete: They're gonna try and squeeze us out.

-Shit.

Okay, I guess it's back to the plan.

-You got somebody to take care of that for you?

Nick: Yeah, I got a guy waiting in the wings.

-Now is better than later.

If we aren't making money, my guys are gonna wanna

go back home.

-Give it a couple of weeks, it'll turn around, you'll see.

-It's your move.

-Ah.

[phone dialing]

[phone ringing]

-He's meeting with the DEA.

-I'm not sure you can just yank her from the school

without having Francine's consent.

School will probably freak.

-Well, I wanna take her out of there.

I wanna go and get her and I don't want the cops

to follow me.

Look into the legal situation for me, would you?

-All right, I'll look into it.

Today, Phil, right fucking now!

-Pete's hooked up with Jordan.

They took a meeting at the beach.

-Ah this is it.

[phone ringing]

-What's going on?

-Yeah, the DEA is behind this American crew.

Mary: Are you sure about this?

-Yeah, they just took a meeting.

-What does this mean?

-It means our plan to make peace with these guys

just went right out the window.

-Can we get together in a couple hours

and talk about a strategy here?

-Nah, it's too late for your strategies.

They don't work.

This is gonna get a little rock 'n' roll now.

-You're gonna turn off the tap for real?,

-Yeah.

I'm gonna turn off the tap.

[ominous music]

-I'll just rattle their cage and see what happens.

-Inspector.

-I'll be along.

-I just got the name of Reardon's inside man

in the narc squad.

What do you wanna do there?

-Pick him up and flip him.

We need somebody inside Reardon now.

The peace talks just collapsed.

We need to put a lid on things before everybody goes off.

-I'll track this guy down.

[camera beeping]

George: Julianna.

Check the answering machine.

-Ma'am.

George Browne just arrived at Julianna's.

They're looking for where she might have gone.

-Let me know when they leave.

-Yes ma'am.

[ominous rhythmic music]

-Where do you think you were going?

-Where do you think?

Martin: Mary's going to be very disappointed in you.

-What does she expect me to do?

I can't go on lying for every moment of every day.

-Why not?

-Because, I am tired.

I can't think.

-All right.

Why don't you go to sleep for awhile.

Do you need something to eat?

-No, I just need to sleep.

-All right, I'll have them bring a bed in for you.

-Thank you.

-Do you need anything from your purse?

-Just my pills.

Martin: What kind of pills?

-Just for my nerves.

-All right, I'll get them sent in.

-Thank you.

-She's cracking.

Martin: A little bit.

Perhaps we should send in the shrink.

-Shrink might just scare her.

-She's exhausted.

It would be good to take advantage of that.

-Right.

George Browne is looking for her.

Contact Katarina.

We may need to use her.

Martin: Yes, ma'am.

[downbeat rhythmic music]

-Yeah, nothing goes out that's gonna end up

in American hands.

I'll keep the money flowing.

You just tell your guys there's a boycott on the Americans.

Yep.

Hey, Phan.

Phan: What's going on?

-We're shutting the Americans out of the market.

Nobody sells 'em any more weed.

-When do we start this?

-Now, today.

You call up your dealers and your wholesalers,

you tell 'em we're turning off the tap.

Anybody who sells to the Americans is gonna get shut out.

-This is gonna start some trouble.

-Yeah, maybe for a little while, okay.

If we starve 'em out they're gonna go home.

They can't make any money, they're not gonna wanna be here.

-All right, as long as everybody else is in.

Jimmy: Oh yeah, everybody's in.

Phan: Okay.

-Everybody, yep.

-George is going to be worried about me.

-I'm worried about you too.

I don't think you can continue to work for us

in your present condition.

-I'm feeling fine.

I just had small breakdown.

Inspector Kiniski was getting on my nerves.

But, I am fine now.

-Inspector Kiniski was getting on your nerves how?

-He's always watching me.

I know that is his job, but it was getting on my nerves.

All the time to have these secret policeman cameras on me

is that really necessary?

-I think for your own security, yes.

-I need some privacy.

I need some time to be alone.

Other than that, I am fine.

Just a little tired.

It is time to let me breathe.

-You think you can continue working for us.

-Yes, have I not proved myself?

-Why do you wanna continue?

-Because you pay me and I don't have to sell myself

every night to a different man.

I am with one man.

It is safer.

-You told me last night that you were feeling

close to George.

-I'm close to no man.

I'm taking care of myself.

George gives me gifts.

You give me money.

I don't want to go back

to working for Katarina.

I just want to...

get enough money to go someplace some day and be alone.

You don't know how strong I am.

I am strong.

This is nothing.

I have been through war.

This is nothing.

-If I let you go back to work, will you stick to the rules?

-Fine.

-You go back to work but the cameras stay up

and you do as we ask.

Inspector Kiniski tells you to do something, you do it.

-Fine.

-All right.

Get some more rest and I'll talk to you later.

You heard what Julianna said about you,

that you were harassing her?

-She responds to intimidation.

-She also responds to reward and it's time

to give her a little bit of leeway.

She has to feel she has some say so in the relationship.

-I'll lighten up.

-Not completely, just a touch.

-Yes ma'am.

How long are we keeping her?

-Soon as Katarina's ready.

-Boycott's on.

No more weed to the Americans.

-Okay.

It's a serious move.

It's gonna get kinda crazy.

-Yeah.

-Lotta guys are gonna be sitting on some weed.

Some will be tempted to sell it.

-I'm gonna dip into my bankroll to cover this one.

You go ahead and buy, buy up whatever's floating around

if you want.

I'll cover it.

We can either store it or ship it back east

as demand dictates.

-I like the sound of that.

-Let's starve these guys out.

-This is gonna hurt the street sales.

Those guys can feel it first.

-No, the street's gonna work.

You can keep your customers happy, just no more selling bulk

to the Americans.

-Okay, I'll put the word out.

Jimmy: We got that meeting with Ronnie's cousin tonight.

-I'll be there.

[phone dialing]

-Dave.

Dave: Hey.

I was hoping I'd hear from you today.

-I need you to broker a meeting for me.

-All right.

Mary: George Browne wants to meet Katarina.

I want it in a public place.

-Dave: What's going on?

Katarina's selling Julianna's contract to Browne.

Go through a security to arrange it.

Dave: All right.

Yeah, this is Dave Baker.

Got time for a drink?

-Hi, what would you like today?

-Ah, just the usual, please.

-Bacon and eggs over easy, right?

-Scrambled, sausage.

-I'm sorry.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah.

Ted: Detective Desjardins?

-Mmm hmm.

Ted: This is the Director of the Organized Crime Unit.

-Good to meet you.

-I'd like to talk to you about your relationship

with Jim Reardon.

-Uh, um, I'm familiar with him.

Ted: Great.

Well, how 'bout if we get together and talk?

-Sure, how 'bout I give you a shout tonight?

What's your number?

Got it.

-Great.

[phone dialing]

[phone ringing]

Jimmy: Yeah?

-Hey.

Yeah, I just got a call from the Organized Crime Unit

asking about my relationship with you.

What should I do?

Jimmy: Tell 'em you don't know me.

-All right, and just so you know,

Organized Crime is back looking at you again.

Yeah.

-Is now a good time?

-How can I help?

-You can start by telling me how long

you been leaking intel to Jim Reardon.

-Yeah, I liked the house.

I'd like to buy it.

I just gotta sort a couple of things out

before I can make an offer.

All right, let me get back to you.

All right.

-Hey, your cousin's here.

What's the matter?

-Nothing, just bullshit.

Hey.

[speaking Italian]

How was the flight?

-All right, yeah.

We gonna go somewhere to eat?

I'm hungry now.

-All right, yeah.

You guys talk already?

-Frederico: Yeah, he was telling me you got

the American problem.

We got that too.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, they're coming up from Buffalo, Detroit,

like water in the basement.

-Well, what are you guys doing about that?

-Not much you can do except start jacking the price.

Our market share is dropping but our price is going up.

That's the only way otherwise it's downhill all the way.

-[Italian] Jim, you wanna come

across the street, get something to eat?

-Oh thanks, no.

I'm waiting on a call.

-Frederico: All right, well you know where we'll be.

-Yep.

-Where's this new wife of yours?

She's not coming to dinner?

Ronnie: Nah, she's tired.

We were out looking at houses all day.

Frederico: Oh yeah.

-Had the analyst go over all the Blackmire materials

Julianna's given us so far.

These are the notes from the Canadian meetings.

These are from the Mexico City meetings.

Both the Canadian and the Mexican companies involved

are numbered companies.

But, we've determined who they are.

-These are water contracts between Canada and Mexico.

-Thank you.

I'm talking to you because you have direct access

to the Prime Minister.

-Yes?

-I'm not sending this up via official CSIS channels

because it's premature.

I want it to be handled via back channels.

-Of course.

-I've had a covert operator inside the Blackmire Group

for some time now.

The Chairman has admitted to him Blackmire's a CIA front.

-All right.

-And, I've had the chance to look at some

of their international contracts

between a Canadian subsidiary and a Mexican subsidiary.

-Yes?

-These contracts are for bulk water sales

between Canada and Mexico.

Nathan: I don't believe those are quite legal yet, are they?

-No, and this is a list of the proposed payments

from Blackmire accounts in the Bahamas.

The names listed on the right.

You may recognize some of them as members of the government.

-Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

I'll see to it that this reaches the right people.

-Thank you.

I'd appreciate the anonymity for the present.

-Oh rest assured, this is gonna cause quite a stir

but thank you.

I believe you've handled this in the right manner.

-I hope so.

-Your operator, he's reliable of course.

-Yes.

-Well, he must have extraordinary access

to get these sorts of documents.

-He's been at it a long time.

-Good.

Well, like I say, this should get a reaction.

Your operator, he's in for the long term on this

if need be?

-Of course, if need be.

-All right, good to know.

Have a good evening.

-You too.

[light rhythmic music]

[light knocking] -Yes, hold on a second.

Come on in.

Yeah, it's room 1212, just send it on up.

Thank you.

So, what's the word?

-Reardon's boycotting us.

-Come on, gimme a break.

-He won't sell anybody any weed.

He's got the whole city shutting us down.

-When did this start happening?

-Today.

Everybody's waiting on their pounds,

nobody's there to deliver.

There's a little bit out there but it's going fast.

It'll be gone by tomorrow.

-Did you try and talk to the Vietnamese?

Just go deal with the Vietnamese.

-They're not selling either.

Nobody.

He's freezing us out.

-What are they saying that they're out smoke,

that there's no smoke in this entire city?

-They're saying they won't sell to us.

They got smoke, we ain't getting it.

-Yeah, okay.

Well, this guy's fucking asking for it.

I mean, come on, how hard can this be?

-Hey, I'm not allowed to sell to these guys?

What's going on?

Bob: Yeah that's right.

-Well, how long's this gonna go on?

-Till they leave.

-They're offering me more than I'm asking.

I can't turn that down.

-Go ahead, sell some to the Americans.

They'll cut you off too.

-All right, all right.

-But you know somebody's gonna sell to them.

Somebody's gonna make that money I'm not making.

-Who?

Gimme a name.

-All right.

-Hey, how was dinner?

Treat you good over there?

-Yeah, it was good.

-What'd you have.

-The veal, perfect.

-Bob: All right.

-Give Dante a call.

Let him know we're waiting on him.

-Bob: All right.

-Did Sweet come by?

Bob: I haven't seen her.

-Are you serious about all this?

A weed boycott.

How's that gonna work?

It's insane.

-That's how it's gotta be.

[distant dance music]

-Pardon me.

Speak up a little, honey, all right?

Just hang on a second, I'm gonna go

where I can hear you a little better, all right?

How are you doing, Sweetie?

What was your day like?

Uh huh.

You like your teachers?

Oh yeah.

You got good roommates?

[chuckles]

Really?

Well that's good.

It sounds like you really like it.

Good.

Hey listen, I wanna tell you, I was thinking

about coming up this weekend.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Good, I'll come up then.

Yeah, yeah.

All right, I love you too, honey.

Bye bye.

-I don't understand the problem.

-He's got security all around him.

-Yeah well it's been what a couple weeks.

Now I mean, come on, we're here to do business.

Can we please step on this guy?

-It'll happen when it's supposed to happen.

-You know what you're doing.

I'm not gonna tell you what to do.

-And, I appreciate that.

-But, you gotta do something here.

-Hold your horses.

Sometimes these things take a little time.

-Where we gonna eat?

-Across the street, Francesco's.

-This boycott thing's gonna drive my boys

back over the border.

I mean, they're gonna start heading back home

if they can't make money.

-Well, they can sell other things, right?

What's the difference?

-Mr. Browne would like to see Julianna

before he hands over any payment.

-Yeah, all right.

I've got that worked out.

I've got a table reserved in the bar.

You hold the cash.

If he says it's all right, it's all right.

-Let's try 11:00.

-She'll be here, 11:00.

[phone dialing]

[phone ringing]

11:00, we're on.

Mary: Thank you.

When Browne's satisfied with Katarina's story,

he'll hand the money over.

-Thank you.

-Tell me something.

For the 200,000 he's paying for you, how much will you see?

-None.

-Katarina gets all that.

-She buy that for me.

For original price, then apartments

and the clothes and things.

But, when I pay her off tonight, I am free.

-Not quite.

-Not quite, but I am getting closer.

-Good luck.

We won't be talking as often from now on.

-No but sometimes, I hope.

-You're gonna be the one to initiate contact from now on.

You choose when you think it's safe and make the call.

-Thank you.

I will call you more often than you think.

-Whenever you want to, for any reason.

-Good bye, Mary.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

[phone dialing]

-She's on her way.

-You talk to Reardon yet?

-No I'm just on my way over there.

-What's he doing about the Americans?

-He's boycotting them.

-What does that mean?

-He's putting them on a blacklist.

He's refusing to supply them.

No one's allowed to sell to them.

-Seriously?

Rene: Yeah.

-What effect is that having?

-Well, it might the Americans out of the weed scene

force 'em into the coke scene or the meth scene, you know.

They're here, they gotta make money.

-Yeah, they're doing that, they're shifting over?

-Yeah, it's starting to happen.

They got a huge coke pipeline.

-That's not what we wanna see.

Rene: No.

-Okay.

Let Reardon know what's happening and that we don't like

it and tell him to watch out with this fucking boycott thing.

-Uh huh.

[lively music]

-Good evening.

-Good evening.

-It's good to finally meet you.

I was beginning to think you were a figment

of Julianna's mind.

-No, no, I'm flesh and blood.

-You want something?

-Vodka neat.

-Two, please.

-I'm very happy I could make a match

for you and Julianna.

-How long since you first met Julianna?

-It is not my business to tell you about her.

It's only for her.

I know very little.

I saw a photo, a video, a friend recommended her.

That's how it works.

It's a simple dating service, it's nothing more.

-All right, very good.

-I'm very glad we could make a deal.

And, there she is.

Everything is okay?

-Yes.

Of course, I would prefer if this were kept confidential.

-Of course.

I would prefer that too.

-I think this concludes our business.

-Thank you.

Good luck to you.

-Good luck to you.

-I think you have a package for me.

-I believe I do.

[phone ringing]

-How'd that go?

-Very well, I think.

Mary: Got it all?

George: I think this concludes our business.

-We got it all.

-Thank you.

[eerie music]

I hear things went well.

Katarina: Very well.

$200,000, I peeked.

-I'll see that you're reimbursed.

-Yeah no rush, when you have it.

-Nicely done.

Jimmy: Yeah, I'm gonna go visit Stella

up at her school on the weekend.

Bob: Yeah, how's she liking it?

Jimmy: Says she likes it.

Likes the teachers, made some new friends.

Guess it's all gonna work out.

Bob: Good to hear.

Jimmy: Yeah.

What's the word?

-How long you think you're gonna play this out?

-Till I see some results.

And, if that don't work, I'll try something else.

-The cops don't like the boycott.

It's gonna make things worse.

-So, why don't they do something about it

and get rid of the problem, kick 'em out of town?

Why do I always gotta do your job for you guys?

Ronnie: How we doing?

-I don't know.

Ask me tomorrow.

I'm gonna go see Stella on Saturday.

So, today's better than yesterday.

Step by step, inch by inch.

Bob: You're happy.

-Yeah sure, why not.

-You resolve everything with Sweet?

-Nah.

It's okay, it's gonna work out.

I got the faith.

You'll see, we're gonna come out on top all round.

I can feel it.

[Exotic music]