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Loaded with whiskey, right off the boat.
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500 cases, worth roughly $150 a case.
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In any one of the 30,000 speakeasies in New York City.
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$62,500 in each truckload, give or take a few thousand.
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And price varies with the many marketing factors.
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Like how many payoffs are made in getting the merchandise to market.
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The payoff card, two trigger men toting shot and submachine guns, plus the man with the money.
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It's nearly the end of a night's work. Everything's going off as planned.
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Two months ago, a deal was made in Scotland for a freight boatload of whiskey, C.O.D.
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12 mile zone, Montauk Point, Long Island.
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Time set, October 8, 1928, 11 p.m.
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Clear beach, payoff.
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Clear highway tows, fix.
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1,000 cases to be warehoused at a state near Jamaica.
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Caretaker to receive $1 a case.
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500 cases to Brooklyn and immediate processing at number three cutting plant.
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Payoff card to stay through unloading in a state cellar.
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Unescorted truck is in no danger from separation point to cutting plant.
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Payoffs and fixes all clear.
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This was not part of the plan.
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500 cases times 125 bucks a case, 62,500.
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A lot of money in 1928.
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Bootlegging was big business.
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Hijacking was one way to get into it.
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The 18th Amendment went into effect at 12.01 a.m. on July 16, 1920.
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The law that was supposed to make the country dry did everything but just that.
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Spawned a decade known as the roaring 20s, jazz age, the lawless years.
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Whatever it was the American people expected to get out of this noble experiment, I'm not sure.
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But bootleggers, moonshiners, hijackers, rum runners, gangsters, racketeers,
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triggermen and lawless corruption is what they got.
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My name is Barney Ruditsky, detective, Gangster Squad, New York.
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Yeah, bootlegging became big business.
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So it became our job to handle big business with a big stick, a night stick.
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And there was more law in the end of this than in anything else.
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Yeah?
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I want to talk to the boss.
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What about, kid? You looking for your mother?
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No, me father. He's an old good bum like you.
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I'm the boss. What are you selling, kid?
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Bottle and bond, right off the boat.
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Where'd you steal it?
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How do you stand that stink?
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What stink?
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Blood and raw meat.
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Stuffed with blood and meat.
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Your stepfather's truck smells like a slaughterhouse.
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If I was you, I'd have stayed in an orphanage and waited for a florist or something.
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I don't smell nothing.
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Hey, cutie, you think maybe Waxie didn't believe you 100%?
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What are you sweating for?
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So he only believed 90%. What's he gonna do about it?
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You mean because your sister...
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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He thinks Rosie makes a son-in-law.
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What he don't believe, she'll make him.
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You better. We're dead ducks otherwise.
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You'd have to be nuts to hijack Waxie if you weren't his brother-in-law.
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My brother-in-law drives a garbage truck for the slaughterhouse.
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Nobody's gonna hijack him.
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Wow, what a stinking stink.
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You think my stepdad...
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What's taking Fatso so long?
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I think he was trying to sell a Brooklyn bridge or something.
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It's taking.
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They won't pay you a price, so it's taking.
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You ask me, take the price for a cut whiskey.
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50 per ring, hey?
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You hold out for 150, we're gonna wind up drinking it ourselves, you ask me.
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Nobody asked you.
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Okay, you're dealing, cutie, but if you ask me, I...
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Shut up, butcher boy.
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What, you getting trigger-happy?
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What, you figure you're a big man, you shoot a man,
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so from here on in, it don't count, huh?
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That's right, from here on in, it don't count, so don't you forget it.
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I'm dealing. You don't like the deck, you can get out.
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Hey, cutie, we've been like brothers our whole life.
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You, me, and Fatso, like brothers.
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Anything you say, okay?
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He's got the gun stuff, huh?
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That was rough last night.
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Now these crummy joints won't deal. It's gotten me edgy.
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Put this thing away.
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So?
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So, same deal. Take it or leave it.
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Thank God they're in there.
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50 bucks a case.
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Stuff's worth 10 times a lousy 50.
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No use, cutie.
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This guy had me tagged for hijacked whiskey before I got through the door.
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So what's wrong all of a sudden with hijacked booze?
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It ain't rot gut like the cut stuff.
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You think they want to give the customers a break?
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This joker said he'd give us a break.
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Take it off our hands before we got picked up with it.
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Break, huh?
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I'll show him breaks.
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Come on, we're going to Hollywood.
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You're kidding.
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Am I?
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You're flipped.
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Ain't it enough to knock off Waxey's truck?
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You gotta go play in this corner?
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We ain't playing.
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You gotta be kidding.
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You're gonna sell Waxey's joint and his own hijacked goods?
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Hey, wouldn't that be a killer?
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Manny, link off fronts for Waxey.
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We sell him, the rest fall in line at a legitimate price.
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You want me to sell Manny?
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You're chicken, fatso, yellow chicken.
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You let the small-time operators shove you around, I'll sell Manny.
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If Manny finds out you're Waxey's better-in-law, and you got whiskey to sell...
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You can't make big time with small ideas.
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From now on, so help me, it's only big ideas.
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Come on, let's go.
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If a cop bothers you, tell him this delivery's covered by Waxey's fix.
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Think big, punks, think big.
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Think big.
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Okay, stop wasting my time, big shot.
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What's your deal?
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I'll let you have 100 cases for 10,000.
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How soon can you deliver?
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50 tonight to balance in the morning.
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You're kind of anxious to make a sale,
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considering your uncle in Philly's only given you commission.
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Not my uncle, a friend in Trenton.
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Okay.
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Hey, haven't I seen you someplace before?
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I've been around.
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Where'd you go before you come here?
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Nowhere.
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So how come you only got 100 cases?
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Is that all you could steal?
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Don't get too smart.
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You're gonna be sorry you get too smart.
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Okay, kid, let's level, huh?
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It's your nickel, you talk first.
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Cigar?
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Okay, so you hijacked a load.
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Probably right off the surf.
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I don't know who's, but 10 minutes I can find out.
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This is your first independent job in the rackets.
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You've been running for some mob,
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and you've developed a taste for money, women, sport and life.
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You're cocky, you're ambitious, you're not afraid to use a gun.
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You just used up your nickel.
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Why don't you and I get married?
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What happens when the honeymoon's over?
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Who keeps us sober?
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50-50, all the way down.
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How do I know you won't cross me like you're crossing Waxie?
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Hey, I'm not crossing Waxie.
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Nobody crosses the big boy and lives.
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We're just setting up a little business on the outside,
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like a peanut stand outside Yankee Stadium.
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Right now I change hats.
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I'll buy your 400 cases.
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500.
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Okay, 500.
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Times 10 is 5,000 cases.
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At 150 per...
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Look, I told you straight, the stuff ain't cut.
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You're talking cut figures.
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For a couple hundred thousand profit, we cut.
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We cut.
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Sure.
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We just wanted the business, kid.
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You're gonna be a big bootlegger, kid.
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By the way, what's your name?
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If you ask me, Cutie's thinking too big.
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Could outsmart himself.
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Stop beating your lips.
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He's smart.
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You think you could have cooked up that story
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how the hijack came off?
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Do you think Waxie bought it whole hog?
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Sure.
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Perfect story.
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I can just see Cutie laying it on the line to the big boy.
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Everything's going perfect, see, Waxie?
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When this cop sirens us down,
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we figure it's extra shakedown.
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And I'm ready to give him a C-note.
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When he pulls a gun and has me cold, me hand in me pocket.
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Would have swore it was a legitimate cop.
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Who figures a cop to be hijacking?
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Yeah, yeah, the part that kills me.
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Get the picture, Waxie.
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The driver makes a mistake of saying to the phony cop,
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you're the gibber monkey with the Vanny Higgins mob.
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The dumb driver gets wrong.
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Clam, he gets a slug into him.
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Yeah, yeah, can't you see Cutie with his best T-jerk look,
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those big black glasses?
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What could I do, Waxie?
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Figured you wouldn't want your brother-in-law full of lead.
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The way Cutie dragged Vanny Higgins mob in,
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that was the bit that kills me.
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You ask me, that's the smart part.
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Yeah, the Dutchman hates Vanny so much,
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he figures it's gotta be true.
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Hey, you ask me, Cutie could be stretching his luck.
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What do you mean, stretch?
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Well, selling money at Hollywood Club could be asking for it.
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What's it?
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Trouble, you ask me.
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Get it straight, butcher boy.
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Anybody ask you, you better forget you got a tongue.
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You talk, you fry, too.
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Cutie pulled the trigger on that truck jockey,
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but the law says we're all in the same boat.
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You punks just graduated from small time to major league.
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You made a sale.
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Yeah, and we made a partner.
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Look at that bundle. They all hundreds?
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What do you mean, partner? What'd you get us into now?
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This down payment on shipment of 500 cases cut five times.
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What do you mean, cut? Who's gonna cut it?
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Forbid though we are.
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We gonna open a plant?
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Yeah, now here's the deal.
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Vanny's our partner for 50%.
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50%?
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Right now he thinks he is,
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but when the time comes, I got it figured.
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His mama says he'll be home.
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He's a good boy. Always comes home.
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Good boy? Good for what?
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How can you figure?
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My mother thinks I'm a bum because I didn't become a doctor or a lawyer.
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Cutie's mother thinks he's a good boy because he always comes home.
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No matter what he's done, he always comes home.
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Good boy.
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So tonight I hope he don't disappoint his mama.
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What happens, Barney? We wait?
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We wait.
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In the morning, you two get started on getting the equipment.
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I'll make the deal with the janitor for the basement.
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You sure it's smart to operate a cutting plant in the building where you live, Cutie?
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Yeah. The fumes are strong.
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Look, I'm not arguing with you. We're gonna do it like I told you.
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Who's gonna figure we'd be cutting in a tenement basement? That's smart.
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We go rentin' the place, Waxie'd get the word.
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Right now, we're cutting his mother-in-law's cellar. He'll never know.
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But the fumes, Cutie, I don't know...
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The janitor doesn't know it, but he just went in the business.
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Well, what's that got to do... Make it borscht.
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Between the rotten beets and the push carts on Delancey Street, no odor can touch.
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You're right, Cutie. On Delancey Street, you smell only Delancey Street.
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It's perfume next to this truck.
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Drop me off on a corner. I want to pick up the papers, see if there's anything in them.
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No sugar.
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I'm waiting for you.
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Me? What have you been waiting for me for, Raditsky?
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We want to talk to you about a murder out in Long Island last night.
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I don't know what you're talking about. You got the wrong lead, Raditsky.
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Go on, save your lies for the bucket.
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At six o'clock in the morning, we're not very bright, cutie.
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Now, come on, tell us again.
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All right, what's the name of the company?
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Long Island Produce Company.
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And what do you produce?
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Nothing.
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Keep talking.
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The company's a jobber and distributor.
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Yeah, yeah. What do you distribute?
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Fish and duck.
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Scotch and rye?
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Fish and duck!
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Sound like the needle's stuck, huh, Max?
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Yeah, you want me to shove it over again?
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I want to see my lawyer. You got no right!
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Right! I'll give you a right!
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You got no right!
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Right! I'll give you a right!
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You're a traitor!
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Come on.
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Take it easy. I'll stick with you.
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Bill, come on in here.
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Here.
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Now, that gigolo knows who pulled the trigger.
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Sure, but he's not gonna talk.
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He's more afraid of the mob than he is of us.
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Thanks.
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Max, I got a hunch, but...
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I don't know how to go about starting to try and prove it.
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I bet I'm thinking the same thing you are.
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Cutie was in on the hijack?
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Sure.
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He smells like the kind of a double-crossed brother-in-law.
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You think he's got big ideas about getting a handle?
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I wouldn't blush with the thought.
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I'd blush with mine.
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What?
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I think Cutie pulled the trigger.
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Let's try the shoe on, see how it fits.
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Let's.
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Why'd you kill him, Cutie?
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You going in business for yourself?
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What do you think Whitey's gonna do when he gets wise, huh?
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Look, I don't know what you're talking about.
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No? You got big plans, didn't you, huh?
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You bought a whiskey, you said you were rolling off for yourself?
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Being a big shot, you hijacked Waxey's truck.
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Killed the driver, didn't you?
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Didn't you?
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Hello, Rudetsky.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, oh, no, no, no, he's all right.
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A little headache, that's all, you know.
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Yelling, screaming and arguing, that's all.
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Oh, now, come on, you know we wouldn't do anything like that.
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You know what?
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No, he's not bad.
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Not half bad is what he's headed for.
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What?
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Okay, shyster, don't tell me, let me guess.
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You got a writ.
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Come on over and get him.
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Yeah, leave him loose on the streets, he'll be doing the state a favor.
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A tip from a stoolie won't stand up in court.
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A hunch won't get you the right time of day.
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I didn't have enough to book Cutie Jaffee for disturbing the peace, let alone murder.
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Two months later, the rumblings were...
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Organization.
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Yep, you gotta hand it to Cutie.
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We started with Scratch, now we got an organization.
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You ask me, organization is malarkey.
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Cry, cry, cry, if it weren't for Cutie, you wouldn't see a $20 bill your whole life.
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You want another card, Lunkhead?
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Hit me.
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Over.
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That's the third time in a row you sandwiched me.
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Tough, what do you want, egg in your beer?
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Cutie says next truck we get, I'm gonna drive.
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So you drive.
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Stop talking about it already.
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Lunkhead graduates from flunky to driver.
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Flunky.
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Flunky, huh? I'll show you flunky.
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Cool off, hotheads.
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Cutie cut both your throats, you're fine.
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Must be Cutie. Open the door, Lunkhead.
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Keep baiting him, butcher boy.
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One of these days he'll take some of that dirty skin off your eye.
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I'll cut my initials in him before he gets his hands on me.
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Payday.
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Fatso.
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Butcher boy.
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Oscar.
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Lunkhead.
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Hey, boss, when are you gonna let me drive a truck?
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Right now, Lunkhead.
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Deliver this to Manny Linkoff at the Hollywood Club.
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Don't have no yak yak, just deliver it to him in person.
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Just say the honeymoon is over.
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The honeymoon is over.
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That's all. Don't answer no questions, make sure nobody follows you back there.
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The honeymoon is over.
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The honeymoon is over.
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You guys are gonna double the dough you got there next month.
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We just paid off our deadhead partner.
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You took care of Manny?
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I sure did. I just left my sister Rose.
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Tonight she has a little talk with Mr. Big.
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At the right time, everything's smoothed over.
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You didn't tell her about the hijacking?
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Yeah, all about it.
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How Manny Linkoff arranged to have the job done.
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And then made a deal with us to set up cutting plant.
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We didn't know nothing about the hijacking when we made the deal to cut for him.
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When we found out it was Waxie's hijacked goods, we squelched the deal.
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You put the monkey on Manny's back.
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Yeah, Rose squares us with Mr. Big and then we go on operating from there with your brother-in-law's blessing.
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You got a smart dealer you can't lose, if you think big.
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First thing, we got to open a cutting plant in Hoboken.
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I got arrangements to run over to Cuba and buy a boatload right from a distillery in Scotland.
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That'll take real cabbage. How are we gonna handle it?
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Manny's cut was a hundred G's, that'll handle it.
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You mean, there was nothing in that cigar box but cigars?
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Not what should be in cigar boxes but cigars.
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Manny ain't gonna sit still for that.
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How long you think Manny's gonna be around after double-crossing Waxie?
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I told Rose, Rose tells Waxie, Manny never gets a chance to light a cigar.
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That's how you're gonna run the Jersey cutting plant.
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Butcher, you're gonna handle all the transportation.
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I got a mouthpiece set up to make a front on Wall Street for handling big fix and pay-off.
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You're gonna compete with your brother-in-law?
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Yeah, what about Waxie?
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With Rose in there, no problems. Rose merges with Waxie, we merge.
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One of these days soon, the big boys will be looking for me to merge.
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Yeah?
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Roditsky ain't here.
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Now what's so important?
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Sure, sure, give it to me.
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Who is this?
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Hello?
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Hello!
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Sergeant, put a tracer on the call that just clicked off Roditsky's phone.
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It's important, so hurry. Check back.
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Get me Ratner's Restaurant.
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Ratner's, Barney Roditsky to the phone, please.
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Ratner's, Barney Roditsky to the phone, please.
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Yeah?
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Now that figures. Okay, thanks, Sergeant.
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Barney, Barney, it's Max. You just got a hot phone tip.
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QD Jaffe is marked.
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Yeah, no idea. Payphone.
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Right.
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Right. Be right there.
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I gotta run. If you guys want me, I'll be at the Blue Moon.
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Give me one cut for 50. One chance to get even.
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You don't live right, fatso.
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You crawl with luck.
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When Lunkhead gets back, deliver. After you give the bottles and sacks the treatment.
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Plenty of dust and cobwebs. Give the suckers an even break.
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Let Lunkhead drive.
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You feel good, don't you, QD?
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Yeah, I feel great.
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Hey, mister, you QD Jaffe?
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Yeah, what do you want, kid?
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I got two bits to deliver this to you.
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Here's another.
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Thanks, Mr. Jaffe.
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Here you go, buddy.
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Cubana Perfectus.
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50 cents per.
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QD Jaffe developed expensive tastes.
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Yeah.
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So did fatso and butcher boy.
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I'm gonna hunch that way. Happy to talk now.
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Bootlegging was big business.
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Hijacking was one way to get into it.
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Machine gunning from a speeding car was one way they got them out.
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