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[tense music playing]
[water running]
[electricity buzzing]
[muffled, indistinct conversation]
[electricity buzzes, stops]
[three gunshots]
[soft music playing]
[dog barks in distance]
[Steve] What the hell you doin' here so early?
I'm movin'.
Movin'? Where?
Here. You told me you had a room.
You outta your mind? I said I'd see.
I gotta move now.
It's my last week at the halfway house, I told you.
You called, like, a month ago.
You told me you had a room.
Look, now's not a good time.
So, you gonna make me sleep on the street?
[door creaks]
[light switch clicks]
If you gave me some notice, I could have had the place in better shape.
Uh, it's fine.
You gotta use the basement entrance.
I don't give out keys to the store.
This TV work?
Yeah, nothin' fancy, though.
You know, whatever channels come free.
And the bathroom we share with the store,
- so don't leave your stuff in there. - [chuckles]
- Anythin' else? - [Steve chuckling] Tour's over.
If you need anything else, do without it.
I'm goin' to sleep.
Oh, I set up that job for you.
Oh, thanks, man.
- Hey. - Yeah?
Welcome home.
- [scoffs] - [door creaks]
[door closes]
[exhales deeply]
[Kid] Come on, come on, come on.
Fuck outta here with that shit.
Come on. Come on.
Come on. Let's go. Yeah, go on.
- Come on. - [screaming from game]
Come on, that's it. That's it.
- Yo, what's the deal here? - Shh!
You gonna fuck me up, bro!
[indistinct game sound effects]
Fuck!
[sighs]
- You just got me killed, yo. - [driver chuckles]
- Fuck this. - You were sayin'?
- No, nothin'. - Nothin'?
I know I heard you say something.
- I wa-- I was just-- - [gun cocks]
Just-- just-just-- Just what?
I just-- I just said I was leavin'.
[both laughing]
- [snorts] - [laughing continues]
[Kid] Man, you should see your face.
- [laughs] - [sniffs]
[Kid] Here, check this out.
This shit is fire, bro. Real talk.
Snub nose. Old school, bro.
Check out the Beretta. Real work of art.
Glocks, baby.
Only five pounds of trigger pressure.
So your aim? Never off.
Each mag holds 15 rounds. Got two of 'em.
[exhales, sniffs]
Yeah, I'll take 'em all.
- [tense music playing] - [dog barking in distance]
[metal door clanks]
[upbeat music playing loudly over speakers]
[whirring]
Jesus Christ. Why you gotta dress like that? It's embarrassing.
I said "low-key." You look like a fuckin' rodeo clown.
Fuck off.
What took you so long? Where's my shit?
[loud thud]
Are you for real, Mike?
You carryin' around those in broad daylight
in a paper bag?
What's the big deal? I got 'em here, didn't I?
Yeah. And what if the bag ripped, huh?
When are you gonna learn how to use your fuckin' head?
Fucking guy.
Ah, real mature.
Alright, Ma. It's all set.
- Let me show you how to use it. - My fan is fine.
Come, eat somethin'.
I'm fine.
- [sighs] - You know what today is?
Yes, Ma, I know.
His parole is over today.
That animal is now completely free
while my son rots in the earth.
And there's nothing we can do, Eli. Nothing.
How could they do this to us?
How?
Ma, he's not worth talkin' about anymore.
[sobs]
[sniffling]
- [chair slides] - [sighs]
- Please don't cry. - Don't make a fuss.
I'll check on you tomorrow.
Alright?
[kisses]
[indistinct TV chatter in background]
[foreman] You're late, again.
Hey, I'm-I'm-- I'm sorry, alright?
I don't wanna hear it. You can stay home or come in early. You hear me?
It wasn't my fault this time, alright?
This is the second time this week.
Last time I'm warning you.
You're lucky you work fast or you'd be gone.
[door opens]
[Patricia] Alright, Adam DeSalvo. [sighs]
Any contact with the law?
- No. - Any drugs or alcohol?
No.
Are you still working?
Actually, I got a new job and I moved.
What job?
Bartending.
A bar?
You're in violation of parole.
I haven't been there after curfew,
and I haven't started yet.
[papers rustle]
You lyin' to me?
No, I'm not lyin'.
Where's the bar?
Red Hook.
That's your restricted zone. What are you doing there?
I just told you, I got a job.
That's two violations.
[sighs]
Come on.
This is my last day.
For three years, I've done everything I was supposed to.
I haven't had any trouble or any violations.
You know, just because you kept your nose clean don't mean shit.
It's not too late for you to fuck up.
One complaint and you can wind up back inside.
- Do you understand that? - Are we done?
That's it.
You'll get your certificate in a couple of months.
If you're not locked up by then
you can come pick it up yourself.
[tense music playing]
Welcome.
Welcome, my friends.
Leff?
Yeah, it's my nephew, Mike.
Jamal.
Please, come in.
[kids chattering and laughing in background]
Take a seat.
One P and three ounces of C, right?
Yeah.
That's it?
Let's start there. If we like it, we'll get more.
You won't like it.
You'll love it.
Hmm.
You're gonna wish you had more.
- Yeah. - [zipper zips]
[snorts, sniffs]
[sniffs, exhales]
I got some great stuff comin' in.
Clean smack, pure.
Can cut that shit to death.
Great price.
You make 30, 40 grand profit easy.
We're definitely interested.
- We don't mess with H. - Uh, we could use the cash.
- [slams table] - Shut your fuckin' mouth!
We're not interested.
Hmm.
I'm just tryin' to help you.
You're passin' up a gift.
A gift implies some sort of surprise.
[clicks tongue]
I don't like surprises.
You didn't have to treat me like a piece of shit back there.
You're talkin' too much on these runs.
No need to speak unless spoken to.
She was speakin' to both of us, was she not?
I mean, what the fuck was the point of me even being there today?
To listen. Watch. Learn.
You see that bitch back there?
Anyone who talks to you like that,
like they're doin' you a favor, is full of shit.
You're just paranoid.
Damn right, I'm fuckin' paranoid.
It's what keeps my mind sharp.
And you definitely need to sharpen
what's ever under that stupid hat of yours.
She was offering us a good deal.
You know, if I didn't promise your mother
that I'd look after you,
I wouldn't be wasting my fuckin' time.
Look after me? Fuck off.
I really do hope this, uh, rock and roll shit works out for you, I really do.
Yeah, well, at least I'm doin' something.
Right.
Where is this, uh, band you've been puttin' together
the last five years, huh?
Grow up, Mike.
There's nothin' special about wantin' to be special.
It's the most ordinary thing in the world.
- [engine starts] - [clutch clicks]
[doorbell buzzes]
Hey, Donna.
You got some balls comin' over here.
You don't even call and ask if it's okay?
I thought you'd be happy to see me.
You shouldn't be here.
I just wanna talk.
Look, I'm happy for you, but I can't do this.
You make another surprise visit and I'll call the cops.
- Hey, come on. - [door slams]
[Sicky chuckling]
Hey, Halloween's over, huh?
When you gonna return that costume?
- Yeah, blow me. - So, what are you gonna be next year?
- Like a fuckin' spaceman, huh? - That's enough.
Sicky, can I talk to you?
That last shit you fuckin' gave me was garbage, alright?
Get the fuck out of here. It's the same as it always is.
I ain't messing around, Sicky, alright? You're not gonna rip me off.
That shit was trash, and you fuckin'-- Oh!
Okay! Okay, alright, alright, right, right!
- Hold on, hold on. - I'm gonna break it, asshole.
- Hmm? Hey, Leff. - Okay, okay, okay! I'm sorry!
How far you think he got his arm up his ass, huh?
Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright!
Okay. Okay, alright, alright. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Let him go.
- [grunts] - Get out of here!
[pants]
You know, next time I will break something.
Sicky, I just... I was coming to get-- get more shit, okay?
This is extra for bein' an asshole.
- I appreciate it. - Get the fuck...
[scoffs, chuckles]
Fuckin' asshole.
[Adam] Yo.
[grunts]
See anyone from back in the day?
Like who?
I don't know. You ever see Johnny?
Nah, he's gone.
Married some chick in Long Island and moved out there.
Hmm. How about Anthony?
No, he got dropped, like, five years ago.
- No shit. - He was fucked up one night
and started shit with these Dominicans.
[scoffs] Some asshole stabbed him.
You ever see my kid?
Come on, I'm just askin'.
What's he like?
I don't fuckin' know.
I never really speak to him or nothin'.
You think you can help me out?
I'm already helpin' you out.
I wanna see him, Steve.
Look, I don't wanna get in the middle. I told you.
I don't really know the kid.
I don't even know what he looks like.
Just, like, point him out to me.
You need to keep the past behind you
and stop tryin' to stir shit up.
Come on, man. All these years, I haven't seen him.
I just wanna see him.
[indistinct chatter in background]
Now, usually he's around here.
I don't see him. Maybe the courts.
Oh!
You slammed it!
Is he here?
Oh, yeah. There he is.
- Where? - Over there.
- Thirty-one. - [players cheering, clapping]
- [player 1] Put it back. - [players]Oh!
[Jimmy] Yeah, nice one!
Come on, man.
- Hey, what are you doin'? - [players laughing]
I'm gonna go shoot some hoops.
- [unzips jacket] - [player 1] Let's go.
- Let's go. Let's go. - Let's go.
Check up. Check up.
- [grunts] - Oh, yeah.
- [players cheering] - [player 2] Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Let's go. Let's go. Winner's ball.
- Check up. - Let's go. Let's go.
- I'm cuttin', I'm cuttin'. - No, no, no, no, no, no!
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
- Oh! [groans] - All the way, Tommy. All the way, Tommy.
[indistinct chatter]
- [grunts] - Here we go. Ball up. Ball up.
- Come on, Jimmy, get up! - You okay?
I'm fine.
- Check up. Check up. - Here we go. Here we go.
- Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. - Yeah.
- Back to me, Tommy! - No, no, no, no, no, no!
- Hey, yo. Yo! - [groans]
- Cut, cut, cut! - [players] Oh!
- Yo, what the fuck, man? - Oh, come on, we even now, man.
- Fuck you mean "we even"? Even? - Oh, did that hurt?
- I'll fuck you up, man. - Come on! I know you want it.
- Hey, hey, hey. - I'm not afraid of you...
- Bitch! Come on! - Listen, listen, listen.
Leave the kid alone, man. He's half your size.
- Get the fuck out of my way. - Come on! You got nothin'!
- Don't be stupid. - Who you callin' stupid?
- [players] Whoa! - Yo, chill, man. Chill, man.
- It's not worth it. It's not worth it. - [player] Did you see that?
Come on, man. Let's just play.
Let's just play. [claps hands] Ball up.
- Let's just play, man. Come on. - Come on.
- Let's just play. - Let's forget it.
- Come on. Let's play. - Here we go. Here we go.
Check up. Check up.
[indistinct shouting, cheering]
[player 1] That's how you make a play. Good play. Good play.
- There you go. - That's it.
[Jimmy] Me? No, it's him, dude. He started it.
- It's part of the game. It's not that big a deal. - Yeah, see you later.
- No, you good, man. - See ya.
Hey, yo.
- Why'd you do that? - Do what?
Are you just gonna take that hit?
You should've dropped his bum ass.
There's no point, man.
Nothing good would've come of it.
No, you gotta set dudes straight out here, alright?
You gotta let 'em know they can't fuck with you.
Yo, listen. You gotta control that shit or it will take over.
Huh. By "control that shit,"
do you mean letting dudes punch you in the face?
'Cause fuck that.
Might wanna change your philosophy. "Control your shit."
[indistinct chatter]
Hey. Is he always like that?
That's just Jimmy.
Fuck.
[police siren wailing]
[tense music playing]
He's not here yet?
- Nah, he flaked. - [exhales]
You said this guy had his shit together.
Well, it sounded like it on the phone.
Now we'll keep lookin'. Good drummers are hard to find.
[snorts]
So, we got no one else lined up?
Nope. You wanna do it right,
we should go to fuckin' Austin or Nashville.
Bro, I'm not doing this again.
[snorts, exhales]
Oh, man. People love music down there. [sniffs]
You know, there's-- there's real musicians, real places to play,
and you don't even have to be good.
Mm. People still like it.
I'm tired of talkin' about this. Let's just play.
What's up with you?
You're in a shit mood.
[inhales] My brother's killer got off parole today,
so it's been a particularly shitty day.
- That's right. - Yeah.
Fuck it. We'll go out tonight, have fun, get your mind off it.
I can't. I got plans with Lori.
Then fuckin' cancel 'em.
Nah, man. I really wanna see her.
What's goin' on with that?
Seemed like you wanted to split for months.
I don't know. Maybe I was confused.
No, you sounded pretty clear to me.
Look, dude, let's just play.
Why didn't you call me and tell me you were comin' over early?
- I would have got ready. - [scoffs] What, I gotta make an appointment?
No, would have just been nice to know you were coming.
- How you doin', Keysha? - Hey.
What do you gotta do? You look great.
I have to get in the shower.
- Good, I'll come. - No, not now. Okay?
So, where you guys going?
Uh, to this, uh, sushi place, Osari.
- Cool. - Mm-hmm.
You guys think you can make it through dinner without a fight?
[chuckles]
Yeah, well, things are gonna be different now.
[man] I was in so deep, I couldn't even imagine a way to get out.
I was shootin' every day
and squatting in this abandoned building.
Next thing I know, I'm in an emergency room.
Nah. I'm lucky to be alive.
Thanks to my higher power,
I have six months under my belt.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Would anyone else like to share?
Sure.
I'm Adam, I'm an addict.
- Hi, Adam. - Hi, Adam.
Did 13 years time, three years parole.
Today's my last day.
I caught a habit inside,
and, uh, I've been clean now for five years.
[smacks lips]
But the really big news is that, uh,
I met my son for the first time since he was a baby.
You know, I thought about it all these years,
what it would be like to meet him for the first time.
- [chuckles] - [man] Wow!
Yeah.
Yeah. You know, uh,
when I was a kid, we had to write about our favorite heroes.
And like most of the other kids,
I think I wrote about Batman or Spider-Man.
But this one kid,
he wrote about his father.
And that just always stuck with me, you know?
Like, no superpowers,
just an ordinary guy. And...
his kid picked him over Superman.
[light chuckle]
I feel I got, like, a second chance.
I know I got a second chance. And...
after 16 years,
I got hope. [breathes in]
Yeah.
Got a new job, new place.
[light chuckle]
And, you know, even though my ex slammed the door in my face this mornin',
I'm sure she was happy to see me.
[man] She'll come around.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
I don't know.
[Eli] This fuckin' traffic. This a joke?
People just can't fuckin' drive. Come on! Thank you.
So, um, why the sudden change?
- What happened? - [scoffs]
Look, the other night I had this dream.
And, uh, you found someone else.
You wouldn't even talk to me.
So, because you had a dream,
now you wanna make things work.
No. You--
You're the only good thing in my life.
Yeah, you say that now.
You know how much is goin' on right now?
I mean, all this shit poppin' up with my Ma.
Now this asshole's free. Just, it's-- it's a lot!
Yeah, I know. But you gotta try and look past it.
It's just fucked up, okay?
Yeah, when something's over, you gotta let it be over.
- You gotta-- - I get it. I get it. I fuckin' get it, alright?
- Why're you getting mad? - I'm not mad!
- You're yelling at me. - I'm just-- Come on! I'm not fuckin' yellin'!
- Right now you were yelling at me! - I'm not fuckin'--
- If you're gonna be an asshole, then just take me home. - Oh, now I'm a fucking asshole?
- Are you fucking kidding me? - Yeah, you are a fuckin' asshole!
- Oh, shit. Oh, shit! - [tires screech]
- I'm sorry. You okay? - Just take me home.
No, Lori, please. I'm sorry. It was an accident!
- Fucking take me home, okay? - Lori, I'm sorry.
Just stop the car! Stop the fucking car!
It was an accident! Lori, it was an accident!
Lori, come on! Get back in the fucking car, Lori!
- Come on! Lori! - [car horns honking]
Fuck you!
[sultry music playing]
[plastic rustles]
Not on the fuckin' table.
[plastic rustles]
[Leff] I also got a new source for Molly.
Real clean, not speedy.
No powder shit.
Look who we found.
Been a while.
Oh, E.R., man, I was gonna come to see you.
Let's talk outside.
Come outside with us. It'll be fun.
Okay! Okay.
[pants, groans]
- [E.R.] Pick him up. - [groans]
Okay. Okay, wait. I--
I just need a little more time. I'm gonna get you everything I owe you.
I know you will.
I swear I was gonna come to see you.
Please, please. Please, I'm-- I'm sorry, man.
Shh. I know, I know.
I swear on my mother's life.
I like you, so I'm gonna give you a choice.
Oh, my... Oh, my God, thank you. Thank you.
- [clicks] - [Lucky] Oh, oh, fuck. Okay.
Okay, wait. [whimpers]
- Which eye do you want? - No. God, no, please.
- Pick one or I'm takin' both. - No.
- Oh, my God. - This one...
- [panting] - ...or this one?
God, no, please, stop.
Better pick fast before it's too late.
[Lucky] No! Oh, God, no, please stop!
Okay, right, right!
- [squelch] - [screams, groans]
Motherfucker, got blood on my shit.
- I would've killed you just for that. - Oh, fuck! Oh, God! [sobs]
- Now get me my fuckin' money! - [Lucky sobbing]
Let's go back inside and have a drink.
- [Lucky sobbing] - Gotta go.
[Lucky continues sobbing]
[morose music playing]
Where the fuck is he?
Right up here.
Yo, guys, what's up?
- [gun clicks] - What the fuck?
- Is this funny to you? - [Kid] What?
I said, "Do you find this funny?"
No, man.
[Leff] Are you sure? 'Cause I heard you find this hilarious.
Sorry, man, I-- I didn't mean anything.
[clicks]
Make sure you and your fuckin' idiot friends know
no one fucks with Mike.
Okay, okay, I got you.
[clicks]
[chuckling]
[groaning]
- [engine starts] - [Kid panting]
Toss him.
- My fucking pleasure. - [groans]
[car revving]
[panting]
- Ugh. - Hey.
- You look good. - What do you want?
You said last time I came without asking, so I came to ask.
Ask what?
You know, Jimmy.
Oh, my God.
Don't you dare even think about it.
It's not like you think.
You think you can just pop into his life?
I've worked really hard to keep things together.
I don't need him wondering why all of a sudden he's got some ex-con
- calling him son. - Hey.
He doesn't know about you and what you did.
- Well, I wasn't gonna say any-- - Oh, fuck off.
Just stay away!
Wasn't gonna tell him anything.
You don't answer your phone. Where the fuck were you last night?
I didn't hear it. I was rehearsing.
Does wasting my time really need practice?
Gotta move some Molly today.
- So? - So I need you to pick it up
from the new supplier.
It's a sizable deal.
- You get 200 for it. - 200?
- Yeah. - [safe door opens]
[grunts]
You should bring someone with you.
What the fuck am I gonna do with this?
This old piece of shit probably doesn't even fire.
There's not even a clip in here. Give me one of the new ones.
Give me one of them handsome guns.
Those are for sellin'.
Look, you don't need to fire it.
You just have to flash it
so they know you ain't fuckin' around.
Make sure you see the shit before you bring in the cash.
- You know what? Fuck this. - [gun clacks]
Give me one of the new ones or I ain't doin' it.
Give me two of the new ones.
I'm gonna need your car too.
Lost your fuckin' mind?
- No one touches my car. - [bag zips]
It's gonna take longer then.
- Balls on this kid. - [lighter clicks]
[tense music playing]
[Lewis] What the fuck do you want, pussy?
What the fuck you doin' around here, huh?
[inhales deeply]
[snorts, exhales]
- Blow it? - Yeah.
[snorting]
[snorts, exhales]
Here, take this.
- You crazy? - Just-- just take it.
[sniffs]
Uh, Leff-- Leff sent me.
Who?
Um...
Oh, shit. [sniffs]
Uh, I'm, I'm-- I'm lookin' for Al.
Who's asking?
Did, did Leff not-- not call you?
Who the fuck is Leff?
I'm fuckin' with you. [light chuckle]
Come on in.
[door closes]
[indistinct chatter]
You got my money?
W-where's the shit?
No cash, no shit.
I-I gotta see it first. Then I'll get-- then I'll get the money.
[rock music playing over speakers]
Geo, show him the shit.
If that shit is not on the table when I come back,
we're gonna have a fuckin' problem.
[laughter]
Uh-oh.
Go get my money, tough guy.
Yeah.
The-the bag.
Watch my back.
From the car? You, like, you want me to call 911? What do you want me to do?
Shit.
Nothing.
Damn it.
[indistinct chatter]
[bag zipper unzips]
Just a minute.
We're all happy here.
[Santiago chuckles]
You gotta chill. This ain't fuckin' Scarface.
[laughter]
Give your boy Leff my love.
[car revs]
Fuckin' Leff's gonna get me killed one of these days.
The dude's your uncle.
No, he's an asshole.
I take all the risks. He takes all the cash.
Then get your own shit goin'.
Yeah, I've been thinkin' about that.
I was with Leff at this woman Jamal's crib.
She's got this great deal goin'. It's-- it's pure heroin.
- [scoffs] - She was telling Leff
he could make, like, 40 grand profit.
[scoffs] You gonna start pushing H now? You fuckin' crazy?
N-no, let me finish. We find out how much, right?
Then we go to E.R. and we tell him we'll-we'll sell it to him.
What do you mean "we"? And who's E.R.?
He's-he's one of my uncle's dealers.
Listen, we mark it up, like, ten grand.
Then we go and get the money from E.R.,
we buy it for him, and that's fuckin' it.
We can use that money to get the fuck out of here and head to Austin.
And you say Leff's gonna get you killed?
[indistinct conversation]
[Jimmy] Going to Bobby's place?
[friend] I'm not tryin' to go to Bobby's, man.
- [Jimmy] Why not? - [friend] It was some shit last time.
Every time I gotta go, and I see his dog and shit...
- What breed dog does he have? - He's better than Ricky.
[friend] Cool. I'll do that.
- Hey, yo! - Yo.
Uh, I'll catch up with y'all, okay?
[friend] Yeah.
You, uh, been controlling your shit?
- [chuckles] - Yeah. You wanna smoke?
No, thanks. I'm good.
Alright.
Damn. You drew that?
Yeah.
That's like really dope.
Is that what you do? You are-- are you like a--
- an artist, a comic book guy? - I wish.
Those guys make pretty good bread.
You draw?
Me? Nah. I suck at that shit.
You ever try?
No, like... No, you gotta be, like, born with that, you know?
It's-- it's like learnin' to write your name, you know?
You-you write it enough times,
you can write anything without even thinkin' about it.
Yeah, I mean, that's a bit different.
Alright. Check this out.
Dude, I just told you I can't draw.
- Alright. - Just try.
Use your board.
Alright. Just copy what I do.
- Yeah. - Nice and simple.
Make this shape.
Yeah, okay.
Just follow the line.
Like that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- [slow music playing] - Nice.
Now, the one just below. Another shape, just like this.
Nice and simple.
Yeah, you got it.
Let's stick some teeth on his gums.
[pencil scratching on paper]
Nice!
Yeah, you got it. Yeah.
How about some hair?
Hair? Alright.
- [Adam] Yeah. - [Jimmy] Who is this guy?
I don't even remember.
I've been drawin' him since I was a kid.
[chuckles]
- Shit. - It's good.
It's really good. It's really good.
I can't believe I just did that.
[chuckles]
See? You're a natural.
[chuckles]
Yo, Jimmy!
Yeah, I'll be right there!
Um...
can I keep this?
Sure.
- Yeah? - You drew it.
Yeah, I guess I did. [chuckles]
Um, I'll see you around, though, right?
See you around.
[laughs]
Wow! It's Guns N' Fuckin' Losers.
Steroids are workin', man. You look good.
- [chuckles] - Careful with that shit.
Hundred each.
- I thought you said 200. - Yeah.
One for you, one for him.
Well, what the fuck, Leff?
That's not what you said. That's not what you fuckin' said.
- I could have been killed. - That was a simple pickup.
- A simple pickup? - Hmm.
I thought it was a sizable deal.
If you believe that, then you're dumber than you look.
[door opens, creaks]
E.R., how you doin'?
- E.R. - E.R., man, what's up?
- That's E.R.? - Yeah.
[E.R.] The last shit was fire.
Leff's right. You are dumber than you look.
- I gotta go. - Don't you want your money?
Keep it.
It's that good shit.
What about the Molly?
I'm sellin' some guns if you're interested.
Alright. Bust 'em out.
I got two Glocks.
Tsk. Hurry the fuck up.
- The other one? - Eli's got it.
[chuckles]
You let him walk out with my shit? What the fuck you thinkin'?
I'll get it back. Do you want me to run after him?
Don't you disappear!
- We gotta make a drop tonight. - [gun clacks]
[gun cocks]
I just mopped and you're gonna spill that all over my floor?
I didn't spill anythin'.
- What are you doin'? - Where did you get this?
- I drew it. - Don't lie to me.
- What the hell is your problem? - Where did you get this?
I just told you I drew--
Oh, fuck.
[pants] Fuckin'...
[Adam] Hey, Lenny. How's it goin'?
Hey. Same as every other day.
Some asshole puked behind the jukebox last night.
Yeah, I know. What's wrong with people?
Oh, we've only got bottles.
Nothing on tap.
You jokin'?
Do I look like I'm joking?
Anything in the bottles?
Don't be a wise ass.
- [electricity buzzes] - Oh, and by the way,
uh, the lights are fucked.
[chuckles lightly] Good luck.
[sighs] You gotta be kiddin' me.
- [indistinct chatter] - [utensils clink]
- Glad you came. - I'm not hungry.
I know you're still pissed about the other night.
It's not just the other night.
Babe, things are gonna be different now, okay?
- They will. I-- - Eli.
- Let me finish. - I can't do this.
I know I've been really messed up for a long time
- and that's not your problem. - Do you hear me?
I'm done, okay? It's over.
You don't mean that.
Do you remember last month,
when I told you how alone and unwanted I felt?
Do you remember what you told me?
- That was a mistake. - You said, "Then go find someone else."
Is that what you're tryin' to tell me?
- You found someone else? - That's not my point.
But you did, right?
Come on, Eli.
We're just too different.
Like we want different things.
Like you love this place.
I can't wait to get out of here.
- This is your home. - I hate it here.
I don't wanna be one of those bitter people
who just let their lives pass them by
tryin' to make ends meet.
I wanna see things.
Go different places.
There's nothin' but fuckin' losers here.
[scoffs]
I'm sorry. I didn't mean you.
Please don't do this.
How can you say it's over?
'Cause it's been over.
It's been over for a long time.
But I love you.
[scoffs]
No, you don't.
[phone rings]
Patricia Earl's office.
[Donna] Hi, Miss Earl?
Hi, this is Donna. Donna Taylor, we've spoken before.
Uh, yes, Miss Taylor. What can I do for you?
I'm really upset. Adam came by my house.
Well, he came by twice, actually.
Did he hurt you? Are you okay?
No. No, no. Nothing like that.
Did something happen or not, Miss Taylor?
I don't want him around my son.
Can you make sure he stays away from us?
My-my son is very impressionable,
and-and finding out about Adam
could send him down the wrong road.
Y-you know, he know-- he knows nothing about him.
I-I thought there was some rule or law
that he can't be in this neighborhood.
Adam's finished his parole. I mean, he's a free man.
I-I can't force him to come in.
Well, can you talk to him outside the office?
I mean, what happens if my son does get hurt
and your boss finds out that I reached out to you?
Okay, I understand that, but I can't.
I'm-I'm, I'm just asking you to talk to him, not arrest him.
I'm sorry you're upset, but there's nothing I can do.
[scoffs] Okay.
- [receiver thuds] - [morose music playing]
I never thought she'd actually end it.
Sometimes people change and it just doesn't work anymore.
It's no one's fault.
Look at you. So wise.
I'm just sayin' if you're fightin' all the time, then something's wrong, right?
- Yeah, but everyone fights. - Yeah. Yeah, maybe.
Maybe it's time you move on.
Considering she's seeing someone else, yeah, I-I would think so.
She told you that?
Not exactly, but...
there's someone else.
Yo, you ready?
No, I'm-I'm feelin' this. Go get a beer or something, huh?
You won. Game over. Let's go.
Alright. You wanna come with us?
We're just gonna make a quick drop.
Nah, dude. I'm gettin' out of here.
Oh, come on, don't be weak.
- Ah, I'm goin' home, yeah. - Alright.
[upbeat music playing inside bar]
Here you go.
Thanks, handsome.
- [lights thud] - [customers] Oh!
- [Adam] Come on. - [man] Boo!
Sorry, guys. It'll be fixed by tomorrow.
[music resumes playing]
[door opens, closes]
- [Sicky] Let's go. - One second. I'll be back.
You know who that is?
No. Who?
It's the guy who killed Eli's brother.
Comes back here like nothin' happened.
Fuckin' balls on that guy, right?
That asshole, will be an easy score.
Light work.
What do you-- what do you mean?
A guy tryin' to make it on the outside, don't want any trouble, huh?
He'd hand the keys over easy. Probably even thank us when we leave. Hmm?
Bitch-ass tryna make good, motherfucker.
[both chuckle]
[Donna] It's one o'clock.
Can we talk?
[Jimmy sighs]
What for?
[Donna] Why do you have to fight me on everything?
I'm sorry I yelled at you.
But don't you ever raise your hand to me again, you hear me?
Now can you please tell me where you got that drawing?
What is your fuckin' problem with that--
Don't curse at me, please.
I told you I drew it, alright?
Some guy in the park showed me how.
- That's it. - Okay.
Okay.
I'm sorry I called you a liar.
What did that guy want?
Nothin'. I don't know.
Why?
Well...
he was here. [sighs]
You know him?
Yeah.
And?
And...
I never thought he'd come back, but...
he did.
He's your father.
What?
Okay.
- What does he want? - Who knows and who cares?
What do you mean? Did, um, did you talk to him?
- We don't need to talk to him. - Why not?
Nothing good will come from that.
- How-how do you know that? - I just know, trust me!
C-can you give me a real answer?
Look, nothing has changed.
Like I always told you, he left us and didn't care.
There is nothing else to know.
Nothing else to...
My whole life,
I go without seein' him, knowing who he is.
And you tell me there's nothing else to know now.
How can you even say that to me, Mom?
He has nothing to give you.
- What does that mean? - It means he's a liar!
Did he tell you he was your father or did I just tell you?
Where was he all these years?
Where was he when you were in the hospital? Nowhere.
Look.
Look at me.
This is gonna be hard to hear.
But he left us because he didn't want us.
He made his choices and now we need to make ours.
Okay?
Thank you.
[sniffles]
I love you.
[kisses]
Where you goin', huh?
- Huh? - The fuck you doin' around here?
Hey, listen, look, I don't want any trouble, okay?
I thought you were badass, hmm? You a badass?
What's the matter, hmm? I thought you were a killer.
You're a murderer, right?
- You sick fuck. Huh? - [Sicky chuckles]
- [grunts] - [thuds]
[Mike groans]
- [bottle thuds, shatters] - [Adam grunts]
Fuck, you fuckin'-- [grunts]
- [grunting] - [groaning]
[panting]
[grunts]
- [Adam groans] - [Mike] Motherfucker.
[cell phone vibrates]
[low groan]
[grunts] Hello?
[Mike] You won't believe who we just ran into.
[exhales] Who?
Adam DeSalvo.
- Wait, what? - You heard me.
He works in that bar, The Mirror.
We just kicked the shit out of that asshole.
- You owe me big, man. - [grunts] You bein' serious?
He is such a pussy, dude. He didn't even fight back.
[scoffs] No, no, he... he can't be here.
Well, he is.
Dude, we should rip off that bar and frame his ass.
Oh, that reminds me. I need to get that gun back.
Leff's bustin' my balls about it.
Um, yeah, yeah. Sure, sure.
[morose music playing]
[tense music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[sighs]
So, how's the job?
Yeah, it's alright.
Place is pretty run-down, but it's payin'.
Still think it's a good idea to be workin' at a bar?
I doubt you came here to hassle me about my job.
What do you want?
Donna called me.
She wanted me to come talk to you.
Why? I haven't done anything.
- Yeah, you went to see her. - Yeah, it was just to talk.
Yeah, and she's been adamant about that.
She doesn't want you anywhere near them.
- She doesn't feel safe. - Huh, doesn't feel safe.
God, I don't believe I...
Listen, I...
I do not need this shit to come back on me.
You need to be careful.
She could make one false claim
just to get you back in, and it'll work.
So, uh, she filed a claim?
No.
And I don't want her to.
Hey,
stay clear of her and the boy, alright?
That boy...
is my son.
Hey, keep your head straight!
Oh, man.
Hungry?
No, I ate.
Can I talk to you about somethin'?
Sure, what's up?
So, um, I was thinkin'...
- It's always a good start. - [scoffs]
I was thinkin', um...
Um,
I think I-- I think I need to do somethin' else.
It's about time you gave up on that band shit.
No. No, I mean, um...
I don't wanna do the kinda shit we do.
Hmm.
What's the shit that we do?
Look,
I know you've been tryin' to look out for me
and-and-and help and shit, but...
I-I can't do this anymore.
It's just-- it's just not in me.
I can't deal with it. I fuckin' hate it.
Oh, I'm sorry, Mike, you can't deal.
You're so fuckin' special, you need that special treatment.
- Come on, man. - "Come on"?
Don't fuckin' "come on" me.
I've been bustin' my fuckin' ass to teach you, to help you,
- and this is the thanks I get? - No, it's not--
- It's not like that. - It's not like that?
What's it like, huh?
Tell me,
how you gonna pay me rent?
I don't pay you rent.
Right. It's one of the perks for workin' for me.
You wanna go on your own way?
Sure, fine.
But then you gotta pay me rent.
That's fine. Yeah, I will.
How you gonna do that?
I don't know.
I don't know, I'll figure it out.
"Figure it out"?
Mike, you're too fuckin' dumb to figure it out.
I've been caring you ever since your mother OD'd.
I never asked-- I never asked you to do that.
Yeah, 'cause you're too fuckin' stupid to ask anythin'.
You're a fuckin' asshole, you know that?
I'm the asshole?
Mm-hmm.
You've been a fuckin' burden ever since you were born.
And my sister would probably still be alive
if she didn't have the stress
of havin' to fuckin' raise you.
Don't talk about my mom.
Hmm.
Don't talk about my mom.
Yeah, what are you gonna fuckin' do, hmm?
Get the fuck out of my house.
Oh, you wanna be a tough guy, hmm?
You wanna be a tough guy?
You wanna be a fuckin' tough guy?
- Get the fuck out of my house. - [objects clatter]
Get the fuck out of my house!
[sobbing]
What happened?
She collapsed at work.
Oh, shit.
It's her heart.
Um, excuse me. Can you tell me what's going on?
You're her son?
Yeah. Is-is-- Is she gonna be okay?
She has heart failure.
Okay, like-- like a heart attack?
No, a heart attack is when there's blockage of blood flow to the heart.
Heart failure is a weakened heart.
Okay, um...
Has she been complaining about feeling weak or tired?
Um, no.
I mean, the other day she had a swollen leg, but that's it.
That was probably due to her poor circulation.
[sighs] So-so now what?
We're gonna do a full workup, run some blood tests,
look to determine the cause and any underlying issues.
Okay, w-well, what if it happens again?
She's in the right place.
Yo. A little one-on-one?
You up for it? Or you scared I'll wax ya?
Hey.
What's with that?
What do you want?
To play daddy? Is that why you're here? To set my shit straight?
Alright, she-she told you, huh?
[scoffs] What's to tell?
You fucked her and left.
Hey, look, let me talk to you, please.
You know what? Go fuck yourself.
Look, I didn't wanna lie to you.
Oh, no, you didn't wanna lie to me, huh?
You didn't wanna tell me the truth of who you are.
Where the fuck you've been?
Everything about you is a lie.
[tense music playing]
Yo.
Oh, shit!
- [Mike] Fuck, Eli. - Oh, yo, what the fuck?
- You fuckin' kiddin' me? - Wha-- [grunts]
- [grunting] - [groaning]
You piece of fuck!
Stop! Stop!
You're a fucking piece of shit!
- Just fucking stop! - Fuck! Fuck!
[yells]
- [car revs] - [tires screech]
I totally fucked him. We should've-- we should've told him.
And what? Then he would have been all mad and hurt for no reason.
- It'd been a mess. - This is a fuckin' mess.
Well, if he didn't walk in on us,
we would have just continued with the plan
and just let him think we got together
like a few months after the breakup.
He would have been happy for both of us. You know that.
Yeah, well, it's fuckin' too late for that.
Well, he treated me like shit, so...
Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.
Yeah. We need somethin' better than this.
You deserve better.
We deserve better.
I might have an opportunity.
Just thinkin' of goin' to Austin, Texas.
Yeah? Austin.
I have a friend who lives out there. She loves it.
Well, what-what do you think?
Are you asking me to go?
- Yeah. - When?
Uh, s-soon, like a few days.
That's very soon.
Where are you staying?
Don't know yet. You wanna come?
Fuck, yeah.
- Yeah? For real? - Yeah, for real.
Don't-don't-don't-- Don't play with me, you know?
What's keeping me here? I've been dyin' to go somewhere, like fuckin' anywhere.
Yeah, we can-- You know, we can start from scratch there,
be whoever we wanna be.
I mean, fuck this place, right?
- What's this? - This is for good luck.
[dog barking in distance]
[tense music playing]
- [switch clicks] - [electricity buzzes]
- [engine starts] - [car revs]
[slow rock music playing]
Here we go.
Vodka rocks, handsome.
[scoffs]
Where's your boyfriend?
Oh, you're thinking of someone else.
No, the guy last night.
You jealous?
[chuckles]
I'm not the jealous type.
Yeah, right.
[Adam chuckles] Enjoy your drink.
[tires screech]
[snorts]
[sharp exhale]
[screams]
[gunshots]
- [tires screech] - [car revs]
Ah! You come back already.
I told you. I told you.
So, uh, can I come in or what?
Hmm. Come in. Come on.
- Take a seat. - [exhales]
So, what's your business?
I'm, uh, here for that deal you were tellin' me about.
The-- the H?
Hmm.
This ain't for Leff?
No.
But we're cool, right?
[laughs]
Yeah, yeah, we cool, my friend.
Hmm.
So, we keep this between you and me, then.
This not a Leff thing.
Right. Right, it's not a Leff thing.
He gets nervous about shit like this.
Hmm. I understand.
[objects clatter]
So...
So, um...
What-what's the deal?
For you...
[sucks teeth]
...30k.
Great.
You have the money with you?
No, but it's not a problem.
Hmm. Wait here a minute.
Go, go, go. Go back in your room. Go in your room.
You're all set.
It's all good.
Here's what you do.
You gonna meet this man, eleven o'clock,
tomorrow night.
He'll have what you need.
- That's it? - That's it.
[both chuckle]
You see? Everybody happy.
[chuckles]
Wanna walk me home? I'm not far.
Sure.
I can do that.
- I can't do this. - Sure, you can.
No. No, no.
I can't.
I got a kid.
And, uh, I'm tryin' to work things out with my ex.
Seriously?
Yeah.
Oh, whatever.
I can still walk you home, though?
What for?
Night, sweetie.
[door opens, closes]
♪
[upbeat music playing]
Oh, it-it's cool. Just tell him I'm-I'm Leff's nephew.
Yep.
I got a proposition for you.
Proposition? Shit. I talk to Leff direct.
Uh, this ain't Leff's deal.
- Then whose deal is it? - It's mine.
I got a kilo of pure, clean, white H.
It's a steal.
If it's such a steal, how come Leff ain't buyin'?
My mother, uh, Leff's sister
she fucked up and OD'd on the shit.
Leff won't go near it.
Take me to your man. I'll deal directly.
Oh, you know, I can't do that.
Come on. You'll make at least a 100K.
It's pure. You can cut it up like crazy.
How much?
It's, um...
It's 40K.
You gettin' played.
No, it's for real.
Alright. Bring it to me and I'll hit you with the cash.
No, I-I need the money up front.
I don't have it to just lay out like that.
So, you ain't here makin' a deal,
you lookin' for a loan.
- Come on, man, you know me. - I know shit.
You want a loan, then it's the same as everybody else.
This ain't Red fuckin' Cross, motherfucker.
Alright. Alright.
Then give me a loan. And, uh, I'll come back tomorrow night to settle up.
What you puttin' up for collateral?
I got Leff's car right out front.
[chuckles]
[machine beeping]
Ma, how you feelin'?
I know, it's okay.
I saw him.
You saw who, Ma?
He has the nerve to show his face. That animal.
Ma, you're in the hospital. You're just dreamin'.
I'm telling you.
I saw him in the street before I came here.
He-- he killed my baby, now he's killing me. [sobs]
You don't have to-- Don't get yourself upset, okay?
It's gonna be okay.
[Anna sniffles, sobs]
You're lost, asshole.
I got an offer for you.
Yeah, not interested.
- [friend] Who the hell is this guy? - Nobody.
Alright? Just ignore him.
Meet with me and I'll pay you for your time.
Are you fuckin' serious?
- Bribing me now? - Yeah, I'm serious.
[scoffs] Fuckin' pathetic.
- [friend] You good, bro? - I'm fine.
- How much? - Fifty.
Did he say 50? Then I'll take it.
No, you're not gonna take it.
I'll pay you. It's the easiest money you'll ever make.
Nah, not worth it.
- It ain't shit. - Alright.
Well, think about it. Change your mind, meet me at the courts at 4:00.
- You know that guy? - [Jimmy] No.
He's a little weirdo.
Nice.
Again.
[Anna] I saw him.
- Good. Chop. Again. - [thumping continues]
- [Mike] She's seeing someone else. - She told you that?
Why didn't you call and tell me you were comin' early?
- Good. - [grunts]
You stay there.
Maybe you're just havin' a moment of weakness.
Get the fuck outta here.
No, I know.
[Anna] I saw him.
I saw him.
- Hey! - What the fuck?
- [grunts] - Hey!
Hey! Hey, hey, hey! Hey, dude!
- Fuck off! - What the fuck, man?
- Fuck off me! - Look at me!
- You lost your fuckin' mind? - Fuck you!
Get off me! Get your shit, get the fuck out of here!
- You're fired! - Back off, man!
[doorbell buzzes]
You got the wrong idea about me.
- You think that I'm-- - You don't know what I think.
Then tell me.
So, you really wanna do this?
Yeah.
I mean, really? [slight chuckle]
How is this supposed to play out?
I never stopped thinkin' about you and Jimmy.
- Kept me goin'. - You're not even thinking
about what you're doin' to me.
[scoffs] You've always been irresponsible.
- Why do you hate me so much? - I don't hate you.
I hate what you did.
To me, our son, that boy.
[scoffs]
You should never have come back here.
I had to see you.
I needed to see him.
And what about what he needs, hmm?
I can still do something good, Donna.
I know who I am, I know who I can be.
And I know we can still be a family together.
So now, you figured it all out and now we should all fall at your feet.
Well, I guess the whole world can start spinning again.
You ever think how-- how I felt?
- Oh, please. How you felt? - Yeah.
- Huh. - I mean, you never once
came to see me in there.
All that time,
and I never saw you.
- I never saw Jimmy. - We all did the time!
Do you have any idea how hard things have been?
Fuck.
You know, at first...
at first, I really missed you.
I even thought I'd come and see you.
But every day became longer, and harder, and I stopped missing you.
You left me alone with our son and now he is my son, not yours!
Do you have any remorse for all that you've done?
To me, to us, to that kid's family?
I live with that remorse every day.
Oh, yeah.
Jesus, Donna.
What do you want me to say?
I just want you to go, okay?
I never stopped loving you.
[breathing shakily]
[kisses]
- It's not too late. - [breathing heavily]
It is too late.
[sighs]
Please leave. I have to go to work.
This is my number.
Think about it. Maybe you'll change your mind.
Fuck you.
[crying]
- [tense music playing] - [sniffles]
[snorts, exhales]
- [hard hat clatters] - [engine starts]
- [revs] - [tires screech]
Thanks for comin'.
You got my money?
Alright, what now?
Just talk.
Okay. Why'd you leave my mom?
[scoffs]
Right to the point.
I never meant to leave you or your mom.
- But you did. - Yeah, I fucked up.
I fucked up bad.
I did some time.
What for?
I was about your age.
Me and my friend Steve, we were hangin' out.
[sighs] And, uh, Steve started hittin' on some girl.
Next thing we know,
her boyfriend and his friends were kickin' our asses.
I was okay. But those guys, they--
[blows raspberry] They beat up Steve pretty bad.
Next day, I took my father's gun
and I went to this kid's block.
I just wanted to put some fear into him after what he did, but...
he just came at me.
Fuck.
He just came at me and I-I was, uh, I was so shocked!
I had-- I had a gun.
And he just came at me.
So, it was an accident?
No.
At that moment,
God, I just...
I wanted to kill him.
[Adam sighs]
Listen, uh...
Listen, I-I'm sorry I wasn't there for you.
I've hated myself every day
for the last 16 years because I wasn't there.
And just knowin' that you were out there and...
and one day, one day, hopefully one day
that I would get to see you and meet you... [sighs]
It got me through, man.
I... I don't think I'd have survived without that.
[sniffles]
You saved me, buddy.
[tense music playing]
[indistinct chatter on TV]
[sighs]
[indistinct chatter on TV]
You hungry? You want the usual?
Why didn't you tell me?
Tell you what?
The truth about him.
I told you everything.
No, actually,
he told me everything.
[sighs] How could you lie for that long?
- When were you gonna tell me? - And what's the right age to tell you,
"Oh, by the way, your father's in jail"? Five, seven, three?
I had a right to know.
Like it or not, I did. And I'm gonna see him again.
- Don't do that to me. - It's not about you.
He comes back into our lives, he's gonna tear us apart.
No. What's gonna tear us apart
is you trying to control everything,
like you always do.
That's what makes it worse.
Jimmy, wait, please. Please.
Please.
Everything I do and did is because I love you. You know that, right?
Can you let me talk to him first before you see him again?
Can you do that for me?
Will your friend let us stay with her?
I didn't ask her yet. I don't wanna jinx it.
Well, call her. It's as good as done.
Alright.
- [smooch] - I'll see you later.
What the fuck, man?
Jesus Christ.
- [sniffles] - Eli, come on. Come on.
It's-it's-it's not what you think.
- I-I-I thought you didn't want her. - [gun cocks]
She thought you didn't want her.
I'm sorry. I really am.
I sh--
I shouldn't have done that.
It's fuckin' stupid. I know I shouldn't have done that.
Please don't kill me.
- [thuds] - Oh, fuck.
[breathes deeply]
You go near her again, I fuckin' kill you.
- [gun clicks] - [footsteps receding]
[breathing heavily]
- [rock music playing] - [indistinct chatter]
- Taps are out again. - Great.
[phone rings]
Hey. Hey, uh, can you hold a sec?
Uh, let me get somewhere quiet.
Hey, I'm here.
[Dona] Look, I know you're gonna continue to see my son
regardless of what I say.
It's not like that.
Please let me finish.
Of course. Sorry.
If you are gonna have any interaction with him,
it has to be by my rules.
I wanna know everything, every step of the way.
Absolutely. Understood.
Did you mean those things you said to me?
- Every word. - Then,
will you promise me you'll do what I'm asking?
Yeah. Absolutely, I swear.
I will tell you everything.
Alright.
I gotta get back to work.
We'll talk.
Thank you, Donna.
Bye.
What's up?
I'm so sorry to spring this on you last minute,
but, um, I'm heading to Austin.
Okay. For how long?
I don't know. Like, maybe a while.
- Okay. - Look, I know this put you
in a bad spot with, like, rent and shit,
and I will totally still help out, like, as much as I can.
I'd appreciate that. [sharp exhale]
Wow! Like, this is crazy.
I mean, should I be happy for you?
I think so.
- [tense music playing] - [breathes deeply]
- What's up? - Ray?
You-you know Jamal?
You got my stuff?
Yup. Alright, let's have it.
Where's-where's my stuff?
Yo, money first.
No, no way.
Well, fuck off and don't waste my time.
[Mike] Well...
Oh, come on. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Look, you down or not?
Yeah. I mean, how-how long is it gonna take?
I'll be right back.
Yeah.
[breathes heavily]
[door opens, closes]
[breathing heavily]
[Adam] What can I get you, buddy?
Little Cream, please.
[indistinct chatter]
- Here we go. - Cheers.
What can I get you, man?
I'll take a Bud.
Uh, we just got Little Cream.
- Is it good? - Sure.
- [bottle cap opens] - [thuds]
[indistinct chatter, laughter]
- [indistinct chatter] - [electricity buzzes]
[customers] Oh!
- What the-- - Hey, hey!
- Alright. - Jesus Christ.
This place is toast, man.
[buzzing]
What the fuck, man?
- [breathes deeply] - [woman] Who is this?
Uh, hi, hi. I'm-I'm sorry to bother you.
Do-- Uh, is Ray-- You know where-where Ray lives?
- [buzzing] - Open the fuckin' door!
[grunts] Oh, man. Fuck!
Just open the door, please.
- [woman] I'm callin' the cops! - Hey, hey, hey.
- Please. - [buzzing]
Fuckin' gonna kill you!
- [panting] - [police siren wailing in distance]
Fuck, man! Fuck!
[panting]
Come on, come on. Come on.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
- What is this? - Your fucking buddy set us up!
No. Can't be.
Well, he fuckin' did!
Christ.
What is with people these days?
Messin' up a clean deal.
No, no, no. You, you've gotta fix this.
I wish I could help you, my friend.
All I did was pass on the info.
This is a risk we all take in this business.
No, no, no, no, no.
Stop!
You're upset.
I understand.
Let's leave it at that.
I won't hold it against you.
- [man] Okay, let's go. - [sniffles]
Alright, okay. Yeah, yep, yep.
Yep, yep.
I-I had a little problem.
Um, here's ten grand back, okay?
I'm gonna need a little time.
All I need is a little time, and I'll get--
I'll get the rest back to you.
You got it.
Oh, thanks, man. I'm--
I'll start payin' it off right away.
Sure, take your time.
Oh, man, thank you.
You, um... [sniffles]
You th-- you think I could get the car back?
[laughter]
Oh. [chuckles]
[laughter continues]
Bring that piece of shit out.
Wait. Wait, wait, wait.
Wait. Oh, shit. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
[groans]
- Wait, wait, wait, wait. - [henchmen indistinct]
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! Stop, stop, stop! Stop!
No, I can get the money. I can get it.
I-I'm serious. I can.
Alright. You got till morning.
Otherwise, I'll take both your eyes.
[whimpers, sobs]
[sobs]
She was so upset, man.
I just didn't think she would call.
And then she called. She called. [laughs]
You know, that's really great.
She's gonna let me see Jimmy, man.
I mean, I know it's a small step, but... [sighs]
I can't tell you how happy I am.
Well, I think it's gonna work out for you.
I really do. Just don't fuck it up.
Okay, you want another? We're celebrating.
[slams table]
Ah, nah, I'm done.
- Sure? - Next weekend, I'm all yours.
- Alright. See ya. - See ya.
[groans]
[sobbing]
[Mike mumbling] Fucking look. Take a fucking look.
[panting] Uh, uh...
Um... [mumbling]
Uh, uh...
Hey, do you, uh...
Do you, uh... [inhales]
Alright, come on.
Come on. Come on, come on, come on!
Come on. Yep, yes.
That's it. That's it. Thanks.
Fuck. Fuck.
Yo, finish up, man. I gotta close.
[Eli sniffles]
- [sniffles] - Whoa.
Dude, the-the register's open.
Just-just take what you want, man.
You thought you can get away with it, huh?
Get away with what?
Don't fuck with me.
I don't know what you're talkin' about, man.
[Eli] The fuck you don't?
You don't remember me, huh?
You got me mistaken, dude.
Like I'm gonna forget the asshole who killed my fuckin' brother? Huh?
[tense music playing]
- I was a kid, man. - No, I was!
Come on, man.
- You don't wanna do this. - Now you know what I want?
Empty the fuckin' register.
You fuckin' followed me?
- What the fuck? - Oh, you piece of shit!
[electricity buzzes]
[Eli groaning]
[grunts, pants]
[Eli breathes shakily]
No, man.
I'll make a deal with you, okay?
I'll tell 'em you saved my life.
And you stopped him from robbin' the bar.
I'm givin' you a way out, man.
- You'll be a hero. - [low grunt]
I can't change what I did.
And I can't bring your brother back.
But I can help you, brother. Please.
Please.
Just let me help you, man.
- [Eli groans] - It's okay.
[Adam] Please, man. Put the gun down.
It's okay.
Let me help you.
[grunts]
[sighs]
Thank you. Give me your hand.
[gunshot]
[police sirens wailing in distance]
[sniffles]
- [groans] - [floor creaks]
[panting]
[reporter] A crippling transit strike was avoided yesterday
when union leaders awaiting new contract
voted to send their 33,000 members back to work.
Tragedy in Red Hook.
Bartender Adam DeSalvo, 38,
apparently shot and killed a man
who was attempting to hold up the bar.
DeSalvo was also shot and killed.
The gunman, whose name has not been released by officials,
had apparently committed a string of robberies earlier last night.
The bar's owner, Lenny Colin, found the bodies this morning.
Uh, he was a nice, quiet guy.
Should have just let him take the money.
Ironically, DeSalvo recently finished parole
and served 13 years for manslaughter.
This caps over 20 shootings this week alone.
The mayor is calling for stronger gun control.
He is calling for calm and understanding.
He said and I quote,
"When something as powerful as a gun
finds its way in the hands of the powerless,
violence is inevitable."
["Too Much" by Daniel Davis playing]
♪ You took ♪
♪ The wind out of my sail ♪
♪ When I looked ♪
♪ You were gone ♪
♪ And I cooked ♪
♪ Up a meal for you ♪
♪ It's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ Oh, I'd chop off my ear ♪
♪ For you ♪
♪ If you dropped off the Earth ♪
♪ And I stopped all my feelin' ♪
♪ For you ♪
♪ It's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ I'm hoping ♪
♪ You're still alive ♪
♪ You want me to go ♪
♪ You take the weight from my shoulders ♪
♪ It's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ Oh, when it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ I let go ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ When it's too much ♪
♪ Ah... ♪
[song fades]
["I Am Not A Mountain" by Max Vanderwolf playing]
♪ I dreamed I was a mountain ♪
♪ With snow peaks white and pure ♪
♪ And in the thawing of each spring ♪
♪ My streams would rush to cure ♪
♪ The thirst from which you sweetly suffer ♪
♪ That daunts you every time you start to climb ♪
♪ I dreamed I was a hero ♪
♪ Fulfilling every task ♪
♪ Steadfast with an answer ♪
♪ For everything you asked ♪
♪ And slaying all your daydream dragons ♪
♪ And spitfire syntax cluttering your mind ♪
♪ Horizons wide ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Arise and smile ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Enlightened child ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ The night is wild ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ But I am not a mountain ♪
♪ And this is not a dream ♪
♪ And I can't find the words to say ♪
♪ Exactly what I mean ♪
♪ But I'll just stay here softly singing ♪
♪ And hope that it will help us ♪
♪ Pass the time ♪
♪ Horizons wide ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Arise and smile ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Enlightened child ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ The night is wild ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Horizons wide ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Arise and smile ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Enlightened child ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ The night is wild ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
[song ends]