(MAN BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(FAIRGROUND MUSIC PLAYING)
(RHYTHMIC METALLIC CLICKING)
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
MAN: Luke, you¤re up next! Showtime!
(CROWD CHEERING)
MALE ANNOUNCER: Lad¤eS a¤d ge¤tle¤e¤,
feaSt yOur eyeS O¤ the t¤O-tO¤
¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤Sh ¤f ¤¤¤¤¤SS.
¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤.
¤he O¤e¤ ¤he O¤¤¤¤
H¤¤¤S¤¤¤ Lu¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤h¤ H¤¤¤¤hr¤¤S.
¤atch aS they de¤ grav¤ty
¤¤d ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ug¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤S.
¤a¤c¤¤ aS ¤¤e¤ r¤de the¤r ¤OtOrcycleS
upS¤de dO¤¤ ¤¤th¤¤ i¤¤¤¤S ¤f ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤r¤
at SpeedS yOu ca¤ hardly cO¤prehe¤d.
¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤v¤¤¤¤d¤¤ g¤ve ¤t up fOr
H¤¤¤S¤¤¤ Lu¤¤.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE RE¤ING)
¤ere ¤e gO¤ ¤O¤¤S.
(CHEERING CONTINUES)
(RE¤ING ENGINE)
¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ g¤v¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤¤d.
There they are. ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ g¤¤ "¤¤ g¤¤¤".
They"re ¤Or¤¤¤g hard fOr yOu.
¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ h¤¤ ¤S H¤¤¤S¤¤¤ Lu¤¤.
There they gO¤ ¤ar¤¤¤g "e¤ up.
L¤¤"S h¤¤r ¤¤. ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ g¤v¤ ¤h¤¤ ¤ h¤¤¤. H¤¤¤S¤¤¤ Lu¤¤!
(ENGINES ROARING)
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Okay. I gotta go.
(CHILDREN LAUGH AND S¤UEAL)
Hey.
Do you remember my name?
Romina. I ¤ike to ca¤¤ you Ro.
What are you doing now? You got p¤ans?
I gotta go home.
Want me to give you a ride?
(SIGHS)
Thanks.
You don¤t wanna ta¤k or anything?
You know, I ¤eave town tomorrow a¤er we pack up.
I¤m not gonna be around for another year.
Another year?
Yeah, you wanna get a beer or something?
I got someone, so no.
Just wanted to see you again.
Thanks.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE STARTING)
MALE ANNOUNCER: Lad¤eS a¤d ge¤tle¤e¤¤
¤¤trOduc¤¤g the O¤e¤ the O¤ly¤
H¤¤¤S¤¤¤ Lu¤¤
¤¤¤ ¤h¤ H¤¤¤¤hr¤¤S.
(BANGING ON DOOR)
Hey.
Is Romina here?
No. Ho¤d on.
She¤s working.
Okay. Do you remember me?
Yes, I remember you.
Who¤s that guy?
He¤s yours.
You wanna ho¤d him?
(MUTTERS SOFTLY)
There you go.
His name¤s Jason.
ROMINA: Hey. There you go.
FEMALE CUSTOMER: Thanks.
Good? Great.
Hey. What are you doing here?
Anything you wanna te¤¤ me?
Anything you think I might wanna know before I ¤eave here
forever and I never come back?
Let¤s go outside. Come on.
You weren¤t gonna te¤¤ me?
It was just a f¤ing, right?
That means you don¤t gotta te¤¤ me?
Just as, ¤ike, a common courtesy or. . .
There might even be a ¤aw, you know,
you gotta fucking te¤¤ somebody.
I haven¤t heard from you in over a year.
You just took o¤. Never ca¤¤ed me.
I gotta ¤eave in four hours. I don¤t know what to do.
(TEARFULLY) You do whatever you need to do.
What are you gonna do?
I¤m gonna do what I have to do.
I¤m going to schoo¤.
I take care of Jason. I work here.
And I have a man.
So that¤s what I¤m doing. That¤s my ¤ife.
You¤re busy.
Yeah. Yeah, I¤m rea¤ busy.
We¤¤. . .
I don¤t wanna keep you.
Okay.
A¤¤ right.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE STARTS)
LUKE: ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ pay per¤Od e¤d¤ ¤ac¤¤ ¤¤ ¤r¤¤¤¤¤
Why?
Because I gotta get paid.
Just pay me for ha¤f the week, a¤¤ right?
I don¤t give advances out.
I¤m not asking for an advance, Jack.
I¤m quitting.
You can¤t quit. I just did.
(WOMEN SHOUTING IN SPANISH)
Hey. Hey.
Wow. You ¤ook ¤ike a princess.
(JASON CRYING)
What are you sti¤¤ doing here?
I stuck around.
This is rea¤¤y not a good time.
No? No.
I was just gonna take him to the park
or maybe see if I cou¤d just sit on the porch, just say hi to him.
We¤re on our way to church.
Going to church?
ROMINA: Um. . .
This is Kofi.
We need to go. ROMINA: Yeah.
You shou¤d ca¤¤. You can¤t just show up, you know?
KOFI: You ready? ROMINA: Yeah.
(ROMINA SPEAKING SPANISH)
ROMINA¤S MOTHER: Okay.
Hey. ROMINA¤S MOTHER: Hi.
LUKE: You ¤ive here?
Yup. This is my house.
How ¤ong you in town?
I¤m gonna stick around.
What are you ¤ooking at?
Rea¤¤y, you gonna do this shit today?
Do what?
(JASON CRYING)
¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ lS ¤t yOur ¤¤ll that ¤aSO¤ ShOuld ¤e ¤apt¤¤ed
¤¤ ¤he fa¤¤h Of ¤he ¤h¤rch¤
¤h¤¤h ¤¤ ¤¤¤ h¤v¤ prOfeSSed ¤¤th yOu¤ KOFI: ¤¤¤.
By God¤s gi¤, through water and the Ho¤y Spirit,
we are reborn into ever¤asting ¤ife.
In His goodness, may He continue to pour out His b¤essings
upon these sons and daughters of His.
May He make them faithfu¤ members of His ho¤y peop¤e.
Jason, I bapti¤e you in the name of the Father,
and of the Son and of the Ho¤y Spirit.
This chi¤d of yours has been en¤ightened by Christ.
He is to wa¤k a¤ways as a chi¤d of the ¤ight.
God, the father of our Lord, Jesus Christ, has freed you from sin.
We now anoint you with the Chrism of Sa¤vation
as Christ was anointed priest, prophet and king.
So may you a¤ways ¤ive as a member of His body,
sharing ever¤asting ¤ife. Amen.
In the name of this chi¤d and the spirit of our common friendship,
¤et us pray together in the words our Lord has given us.
¤LL P¤YING) Our Father who art in Heaven, ha¤¤owed be Thy name.
Thy kingdom come, Thy wi¤¤ be done
on Earth as it is in Heaven.
Give us this day our dai¤y bread
and forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And ¤ead us not into temptation, but de¤iver us from evi¤.
PRIEST: The A¤mighty God, the Father, the Son
and the Ho¤y Spirit b¤ess you. Amen.
Now, as we receive our new member
into our parish, ¤et us a¤¤ we¤come him with great joy.
¤LL APPLAUDING)
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE RE¤ING)
(ENGINE SOUND FADES)
(ENGINE SOUND RESUMES)
Ride that thing rea¤¤y good ! Rea¤¤y good !
(TRUCK ENGINE STARTING)
You ride good, man.
Wou¤d you ¤ike a ride into town? Save you some gas, man.
(TURNS ENGINE OFF)
MAN: Just passing through?
LUKE: I¤m just sett¤ing in.
Where you staying? Some fucking mote¤.
Yeah. They are no good around here.
Who¤e town¤s gone to shit, man.
So you got a job?
No.
You know your way around an engine?
Yeah.
¤Cause I got a shop, repair shop, on Washout Road.
You shou¤d come check it out, man.
I cou¤d a¤ways use a good worker.
A¤¤ right.
It ain¤t much.
It¤s what it is, you know, but it¤s mine.
No one can kick me out of it.
So, that¤s the workshop in there.
This is Tu¤a.
I don¤t get a who¤e ¤ot of work here, you know?
But if you want, you can ¤ook for other jobs or whatever, you know.
If it¤s not enough for you.
I do eve¤thing.
Eve¤thing there is to do to a car, I know how to do.
Anything you don¤t know, I can teach you, you know?
And I got a trai¤er down here. Stay there if you want.
(WHISTLING)
Yeah, see? She¤s shy.
(CHUCKLES) She can¤t see so good anymore.
Where is it? Where¤s the ba¤¤?
There¤s the trai¤er.
She get it? No, she ain¤t gonna get it, man.
You ¤ive out here a¤¤ a¤one? Yeah, I ¤ive a¤one.
Sometimes peop¤e come stay for a whi¤e, you know.
That¤s it. It¤s not much, but, you know,
it¤s got whatever you need in there.
It must get ¤one¤y.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
LUKE: ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ l dO¤"t ¤a¤¤a ¤e u¤grateful.
l really apprec¤ate ¤hat yOu"re dO¤¤g f¤r ¤¤ ¤¤¤ S¤¤¤¤
¤ut l gOtta ¤a¤e ¤Ore fuc¤¤¤g ¤O¤ey.
¤¤¤¤¤¤ Hey¤ ¤a¤¤ ¤f l cOuld pay yOu ¤Ore¤ l ¤Ould.
YOu ¤¤O¤¤ yOu"re gOOd at ¤hat yOu dO¤ ¤a¤. ¤eally gOOd.
¤¤¤¤¤ l cOuld f¤x up ¤h¤¤ ¤¤" ¤¤¤¤ ¤ru¤¤
that¤s sitting there ¤ike a goddamn. . . We¤¤, that¤s good.
You can go ahead and fix it up,
but I don¤t have the money to pay you.
You know, there are other things that cou¤d be done, you know.
Like what?
We¤¤, you cou¤d rob a bank. (CHUCKLES)
You¤re fu¤¤ of shit. I¤m not fu¤¤ of shit.
I¤ve done it four times myse¤f.
I stopped 1 2 years ago because it was getting too hot.
As ¤ong as you don¤t do it too many times, you¤re fine.
You got a kid, you wanna provide for that kid?
You wanna maybe edge out your competition?
You gotta do that using your ski¤¤ set,
and your ski¤¤ set. . . (CLICKS TONGUE)
¤e¤ unique.
What do you say?
Go fuck yourse¤f. Okay.
We¤¤, good ¤uck supporting your fami¤y on minimum wage.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE ROARING)
LUKE: ¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤ Sh¤u¤¤ ¤¤ ¤r¤u¤¤ h¤¤.
l ¤aS¤"t arOu¤d ¤y dad¤ lOO¤ at the fuc¤¤¤g ¤ay ¤ ¤ur¤¤¤ ¤u¤.
Look, I wanna take care of you.
I wanna take care of my son. That¤s my job.
Let me do my job. How are you gonna take care of us?
Don¤t say it ¤ike that.
But how are you gonna take care of me? Don¤t. . .
(SIGHS)
Don¤t ta¤k down to me.
It¤s a question. I¤m not ta¤king down to you.
It¤s just a question. I wi¤¤ find a way to do it.
You want a house, I¤¤¤ get you a house.
You wanna get the fuck out of here, we¤¤¤ get out of here.
I got that trai¤er. I¤¤¤ get a truck, we¤¤¤ hit the road.
You pick a p¤ace you ¤ike, we¤¤¤ stop.
You don¤t wanna be there? ¤¤Fuck you,¤¤ we¤re outta there.
What about my mom? She can come.
And what about Kofi? He can stay.
He can get his own gir¤ and his own kid. That¤s eve¤ man¤s right.
That sounds ¤ike a nice dream. Ro. . .
(SIGHS)
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE RUNNING)
(CAR HORN HONKS)
ROBIN: You can, uh, use this. If you wanna.
But keep in mind, man, I did four banks with a note.
In other words, you don¤t need the gun.
I never ¤iked guns, man. They¤re vu¤gar, you know.
But you may wanna take it. I don¤t know. Whatever you wanna do.
How do we do it?
Okay. First thing is, we¤re gonna go in there nice and ear¤y.
¤uS¤ ¤h¤¤ the dOOrS Ope¤¤ O¤ay¤
YOu"re gO¤¤a ta¤e ¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤h¤ ¤¤¤¤¤rS.
(CHUCKLES) ¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤h¤ ¤¤¤¤S¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ yOu ca¤¤ r¤ght¤
¤a¤l¤¤g that¤ gO tO the ¤OSt ¤ee¤.
You get her to put the money out on the tab¤e. Why?
So, that way, you can see if there¤s a dye pack.
You put it in your pocket. You don¤t hand anything over to them.
You don¤t show them the gun.
¤¤d yOu gO.
¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤ur ¤¤¤¤. ¤"¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤u¤ fOur ¤lOc¤S a¤ay.
¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤h¤ ¤ru¤¤. B¤¤¤ ¤¤¤r¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤r¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤r¤ r¤¤¤.
(TAPS ON BONNET)
LUKE: ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ ¤f yOu get StOpped
S¤tt¤¤g ¤y ¤h¤ S¤¤¤ ¤f ¤h¤ r¤¤¤ ¤¤th a¤ Ope¤ cu¤e truc¤¤
What are you gonna say?
What do you mean, what am I gonna do? I¤m an officer.
¤¤Excuse me, sir, what are you doing with an open cube truck?
¤¤What are you doing? Why are you sitting here ¤ike this?¤¤
Oh, I¤m broken down. I¤m waiting for the, you know, repairs.
Thank you for asking, O¤icer.
That¤s a nice touch. Right?
What are you gonna do if you get jock itch
and, you know, you¤re riding 90 mi¤es an hour down the street?
You¤re gonna keep riding, right?
Yeah? I mean, we do what we do.
But when we do it together. . .
Sha¤am.
I¤m just sayin¤.
Not since Ha¤¤ and Oates has there been such a team.
(ROBIN CHUCKLES)
Which one are you? Oh, I know.
So I gotta be the dark, cur¤y-haired guy?
You gotta be the good-¤ooking one? I guess that¤s about right.
ROBIN: Th¤S ¤S gO¤¤a ¤e gOOd¤ ¤a¤. YOu"re gO¤¤a l¤¤e dO¤¤g th¤S.
lt"S the ¤¤ggeSt ruSh Of yOur l¤fe.
(COCKS GUN)
(ROCK SONG PLAYING)
(ENGINE RE¤S)
WOMAN: Oh !
A¤¤ right! Eve¤body who wants to ¤ive,
put your hands in the fucking air!
Get over here!
Get over here now!
Get the fuck over here! Get on your knees!
A¤¤ right. What¤s your name?
Max. Max is my ¤itt¤e fucking dog.
Eve¤body get your fucking money and he¤s gonna go fetch.
Get it out and put it on the tab¤e right now!
Get it out! Pray!
Pray! Let me hear you fucking pray!
Got that money out, boy? Go fucking fetch. Fast!
(PEOPLE MURMURING)
Get it out. Put it in that bag.
(ENGINE RE¤ING)
(TIRES SCREECHING)
(POLICE SIREN WAILING)
(SIRENS APPROACH)
They¤re not turning !
How much d¤you get?
Oh, baby.
Oh ! Beautifu¤ fucking baby boy!
Are you okay, man? You good?
(GROANS)
You did it, man ! You did it!
(RETCHES)
Yes! (CHUCKLES)
God damn it, we fucking did it!
We fucking did it!
(ROCK SONG PLAYING)
(LAUGHING)
Yeah !
¤¤¤¤¤ Tell ¤e a¤Out h¤¤.
¤h¤¤"S h¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤
He, ¤ike, rea¤¤y ¤ikes app¤es. (CHUCKLES)
But I have to kind of chew it up for him.
You chew up his app¤es? (LAUGHS) Yeah.
It sounds gross, but it¤s not when I¤m doing it.
(CHUCKLES)
Has he ever had ice cream?
Not yet.
You¤re fucking kidding me.
He¤s sti¤¤ a baby.
Bu¤¤shit.
What kind of house are you running?
No ice cream? (LAUGHING)
Why can¤t he have that?
It¤s not ¤ike he can¤t have it, he just hasn¤t had it.
Can I give it to him?
You wanna give him ice cream? Yeah.
I wanna do something with him that¤s his first time.
I wanna ¤ook in his face when he tries ice cream.
Eve¤ time he has ice cream for the rest of his ¤ife,
he¤s gonna see my fucking face.
(ROMINA LAUGHING)
Yeah. (BOTH LAUGHING)
Okay, come on. Come on. No, he¤s funny.
Come on.
Wanna hear it on?
(ENGINE STARTS)
(RE¤ING)
(CRYING) Oh !
I¤m sor¤.
(CHUCKLES) Here. It¤s okay.
He cries a ¤ot. I¤m sor¤.
Oh, so you want the bike in it, too?
Yeah, just a¤¤. . . You know, so that. . . Just capture the mood.
It¤s a nice bike.
The bike¤s part of the fami¤y. (CAME¤ CLICKS)
GIRL: You want another one?
You sure I shou¤d take it when she¤s c¤ing?
Okay.
(ROMINA CHUCKLES TEARFULLY)
That¤s a good trick. (SNIFFLES)
Shh !
MAN: Five, six, seven. . . Put that fucking money on the counter.
Give me the rea¤ stuff. Don¤t give me the fucking fake stu¤.
I know what it is. MAN: Ten, 1 1 , 1 2.
Let me see you. . . Come here. Come here.
(TIRES SCREECH) (ENGINE ROARS)
¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤. ROMINA¤S MOTHER: ¤¤¤¤.
(LUKE SINGING IN SPANISH)
What is this? (CONTINUES SINGING)
What is. . . (CONTINUES SINGING)
What is this? It¤s presents.
Oh, my God. What is that? It¤s a crib.
(JASON GURGLING)
Easy, easy, easy.
Hey, boss, you gotta stay. . . You¤re gonna fa¤¤ off this bed.
(BLOWING ¤SPBERRIES)
There you go.
(CAR DOORS OPENING)
Your mom¤s home.
(CAR DOORS CLOSING)
ROMINA: Hi, ¤¤¤¤. Think she¤s gonna be mad?
(WOMEN SPEAKING SPANISH)
Hey. Hey.
What are you doing?
I got him a crib and some toys. (JASON CRYING)
You know, this is rea¤¤y nice and a¤¤,
but you gotta get this outta here.
You can¤t just show up ¤ike this. LUKE: Why?
ROMINA: ¤Cause this is Kofi¤s fucking house.
What? Just get it out, p¤ease.
He can¤t be s¤eeping in a bed.
He¤s gonna ro¤¤ out and bust his head open. He needs a crib.
What¤s going on?
(JASON CRYING LOUDLY)
You okay with this?
(SHUSHING)
I¤m ta¤king to you. You okay with this? Kofi, it¤s his father.
In our house? You okay with him in our house?
(JASON CONTINUES CRYING) (ROMINA CONTINUES SHUSHING)
What are you doing here, man? Shh-shh. You¤re making him c¤.
Don¤t shush me. You in my house, man.
You need to pack a¤¤ this shit up and get out the house, man.
I don¤t know who you think you are, just coming up in our ¤ife
and changing shit around, but this ain¤t gonna work.
LUKE: You gotta ¤ower your voice, man. Excuse me?
Lower your voice. Romina, can you step outside, p¤ease?
Pack a¤¤ this shit up and take it out, man.
You¤re making the baby c¤. You¤re making the baby c¤.
Pick this shit up and get it out the house now, man.
I¤m not fucking with you. (LUKE SHUSHES)
(JASON CONTINUES CRYING)
Pick up a¤¤ this shit, man. Fuck you, man.
(KOFI GRUNTS)
(ROMINA¤S MOTHER YELLING IN SPANISH)
¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤! ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤!
ROMINA: Kofi. Kofi. Baby!
¤¤¤¤! ROMINA¤S MOTHER: Kofi !
(SOBBING) Oh, God, baby!
Baby.
Kofi, baby.
Baby. Get off him.
You¤re cra¤y! You¤re fucking cra¤y!
Get out! Get out! Get out!
(ROMINA YELLING IN SPANISH)
P¤ease, p¤ease, p¤ease, no, no, no.
Okay. Ca¤¤ an ambu¤ance.
Oh, my God. Okay.
(WOMEN SPEAKING SPANISH)
It¤s okay.
It¤s over.
(SIRENS APPROACH)
It¤s okay.
It¤s over.
Right here.
JUDGE: ¤S ¤¤ur ¤¤¤¤ Lu¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤
LUKE: ¤¤¤.
JUDGE: ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ a cO¤pla¤¤t haS ¤ee¤ f¤led.
lt allegeS aSSault ¤¤ the SecO¤d degree¤
¤h¤ch ¤S a felO¤y ¤¤ ¤h¤ S¤¤¤¤ ¤f ¤¤¤ Y¤r¤.
¤h¤¤ Su¤h a cO¤pla¤¤t ¤S f¤led¤
yOu have the r¤ght tO a¤ ad¤Our¤¤e¤t tO O¤ta¤¤ a la¤yer.
Counse¤or, do you wish to waive
any further reading of the arraignment?
We wou¤d, Your Honor, and on beha¤f of my c¤ient,
I¤d enter a Not Gui¤ty p¤ea.
JUDGE: Given the histo¤ that I am aware of, of this defendant,
and, as we¤¤, the a¤¤egations,
I¤m going to set bai¤ in the amount of ¤2,¤00.
Bai¤ may be posted either in cash or by bai¤ bondsman.
In the meantime, I wi¤¤ issue the tempora¤ order of protection
requiring this defendant to refrain from vio¤ent, o¤ensive,
¤SS¤u¤¤¤v¤ ¤r haraSS¤¤g cO¤duct
a¤d tO re¤a¤¤ a¤ay frO¤ the cO¤pla¤¤a¤t
u¤¤¤¤ fu¤h¤r ¤r¤¤r¤¤...
There¤s your money. Thanks for bai¤ing me out.
I wanna do two in one day.
I wanna do the Trustco on Brand¤ine.
And when a¤¤ those fucking pigs are coming a¤er me,
I wanna sp¤it out the back, I wanna go down to Rotterdam
and I wanna do that First Nationa¤.
You know something, Luke?
If you ride ¤ike ¤ightning,
you¤re gonna crash ¤ike thunder.
And I¤m not gonna ¤et you bring us both down.
Fuck that. Don¤t be such a fucking pussy.
No, man. It¤s over.
Can¤t do it. Won¤t do it.
You made your fucking choice. Fuck you.
Hey, you know what? If you go out tonight. . .
(GLASS CLINKS) (KEYS JANGLE)
Take the truck. You¤¤¤ be ¤ess visib¤e.
Last favor I¤¤¤ do you.
I¤m done.
You¤re fucking done? Yeah.
You¤re done?
It¤s over.
(SLOW SONG PLAYING)
LUKE: Ro.
Just take this. Just take it.
Ro, I¤m sor¤. I¤m a fucking maniac.
Ro, just take it. Ro.
Can I get in the car, p¤ease?
Just take this.
LUKE: ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ yOu dO¤"t l¤¤e ¤e.
l fuc¤¤¤g get ¤t. l"¤ a p¤ece Of Sh¤t.
Okay? I¤m sti¤¤ his father. I can give him stu¤.
I got this for him. Just give it to him. Te¤¤ him it¤s from me.
ROMINA: ¤¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ gO¤¤a See h¤¤ aga¤¤.
P¤ease give that to him.
(CAR ENGINE STARTS)
Hey.
LUKE: Hey, it¤s okay. It¤s a¤¤ right.
Open your mouth.
Wider.
(GASPING)
You owe me a new bike.
Right?
Yeah.
Where¤s that bai¤ money? Give it to me.
(MUFFLED WHIMPERING) (SHUSHING)
I¤m sor¤.
(MOTORCYCLE ENGINE RE¤S)
Fuck.
Fuckin¤ Christ.
Shit!
Fucking idiot.
Jesus fucking Christ.
Eve¤body get down on the fucking f¤oor!
You, get up! Get the fuck up!
Fi¤¤ up that fucking bag fu¤¤ of money.
Don¤t ¤ook at me! Put your. . . No faces!
You ! Get up! Get up. Get up!
(LUKE GRUNTS)
Get the fuck up! Get that fucking money!
Put that fucking money in there! Fuck! Okay, here it comes.
What are you doing ! Throw it over!
Fuck. WOMAN: I¤m sor¤.
I was. . . Throw it over!
I¤m sor¤. I¤m sor¤. I¤m sor¤.
Where¤s that guy back there, your fucking guy?
Hey, guy! Get up!
Throw that over, and you better not fuck this up.
Jesus Christ.
This is fucking shit.
Get the fuck down !
(ENGINE TURNS O¤ER)
(GROANS)
Shit. Shit.
(ENGINE RE¤S) Fuck you. Fuck you.
(POLICE SIREN WAILING)
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Adam-¤ in pursuit of robbe¤ suspect. North on Brand¤ine.
B¤ack jumpsuit, b¤ack he¤met.
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Adam-¤, suspect making turn into ¤a¤e Cemete¤.
(POLICE ¤DIO CHATTER)
In ¤a¤e Cemete¤, in pursuit of suspect on motorcyc¤e.
Going towards Moyerson.
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Appears to have a f¤at on rear tire.
He¤s headed on to Moyerson, he¤s heading towards State.
Cut him off at State.
Down the b¤ock at barricade to State Street.
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Suspect is down. (STAMMERS)
Suspect is going down State Street!
He got around the barriers at Moyerson.
(CONTINUES ON ¤DIO) Head¤¤g SOuth O¤ ¤OyerSO¤¤
h¤¤¤¤¤g ¤¤¤¤r¤S ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤r¤¤¤. (B¤KES SCREECHING)
¤¤¤ ¤¤rS ¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤u¤h.
¤uSp¤¤¤ ¤¤¤S h¤v¤ ¤ f¤¤¤ ¤¤r¤ ¤¤ r¤¤r.
1 0¤, I got a visua¤ of motorcyc¤e heading south on E¤mer.
(TIRES SCREECH)
Heading west on Stanford.
He is heading north on P¤ymouth.
(B¤KES SCREECH)
(TIRES SCREECHING)
A¤ERY: Stay down !
In foot pursuit.
WOMAN: What are you doing?
Come here. Come here! Are you the on¤y ones here?
Yeah. Come here.
Okay. Okay. Get the fuck over here.
I¤m not gonna hurt you. Just get upstairs.
Get upstairs! (BOTH WHIMPERING)
LUKE: Go! Go! Go!
I¤m at 702 P¤ymouth.
I need a backup unit for the southeast corner of the house.
I have the northwest corner secured.
Get down over there!
(BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
Fuck.
(SMASHING WINDOW)
(WINDOW CLATTERS)
Fuck. Fuck.
(WOMAN AND BOY WHIMPERING)
(PANTING)
Get outta here.
Get down ! Get down on the ground ! Get down on the ground !
Is anybody e¤se inside? WOMAN: Yes! He¤s upstairs!
Po¤ice! LUKE: Ro?
Ro, don¤t hang up.
(BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
I¤m in troub¤e.
I¤m. . . I¤m in some ¤ady¤s house.
(EXHALES)
Ro, wou¤d you do a favor for me, p¤ease?
Just one thing. I¤¤¤ never ask for anything again.
A¤ERY: Po¤ice!
Look, don¤t te¤¤ him about me, okay?
A¤ERY: Po¤ice! Put your gun down !
Ro, just don¤t te¤¤ him about me.
(BANGING ON DOOR) Ro.
Okay? Po¤ice! Lay down on your stomach
with your hands spread apart! Ro?
Face away from the door! (SIGHS) Ro, p¤ease.
Po¤ice! Drop your. . .
A¤ERY: Oh, fuck. (GROANING)
(GASPING)
(COCKS GUN)
(POLICE SIREN WAILING)
A¤ERY: 1 0¤, I¤m at 702 P¤ymouth. Shots fired. Perp¤s down.
I¤ve been shot. Send a box and a bus to 702 P¤ymouth.
(CAR APPROACHING)
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Let¤s see your fucking hands!
Get those fucking hands up now!
Get your fucking hands up, now!
Get the fucking hands up right now!
OFFICER 1 : C¤yde, you a¤¤ right?
OFFICER 2: I got him. I got him. OFFICER 1 : Okay? Do not move!
Get me another cop back here!
(POLICE ¤DIO CHATTER)
(RESPI¤TOR HISSING)
(HEART MONITOR BEEPING)
(BABY CRYING)
JENNIFER: Baby?
Hey. Hey.
Hi.
Uh-oh. What¤s my dad doing here?
JENNIFER: We¤re a¤¤ here.
Do you remember what happened? Any of it?
Hey, honey, don¤t. . . Don¤t. . . It¤s a¤¤ right. It¤s a¤¤ right.
AL: Don¤t do that. Leave it.
Hey, hey, hey, honey, just. . . Not. . . AL: Ave¤.
Hey, honey. Ave¤!
AL: Ave¤, you got a bad inju¤.
You gotta take it easy.
JENNIFER: It¤s okay, honey. Just gotta re¤ax, okay?
AL: A¤¤ right?
JENNIFER: We¤re a¤¤ here. Okay, okay, yeah.
AL: You understand? Yeah.
I¤m sor¤. (SOBBING)
I¤m sor¤. JENNIFER: It¤s okay. Hey, baby.
We¤re a¤¤ here. It¤s okay. It¤s okay.
You just gotta rest. . .
AL: You¤re gonna be in here a coup¤e of days. A¤¤ right?
JENNIFER: That¤s it. A coup¤e of days.
(INDISTINCT PA ANNOUNCEMENT) (KNOCKING ON DOOR)
NURSE: Good morning, Mr. Cross.
You fee¤ing up to a coup¤e of visitors?
There¤s a coup¤e men who wanna speak to you.
WEIRZBOWSKI: Ave¤.
Hey. How¤s our hero?
Chief. How you fee¤ing? You a¤¤ right?
I¤m good, yeah, yeah. They taking good care of you?
Yes, sir. Thank you.
Sausage and pepper. Thanks for coming out.
From Sabatie¤¤o¤s. Oh, how are you?
Bi¤¤ Ki¤¤cu¤¤en, DA. Ave¤ Cross. Nice to meet you.
Oh, of course. I know who you are.
I know your father, you know. Long time now.
I apo¤ogi¤e. No, not at a¤¤. He¤s a great guy.
I wou¤dn¤t have expected anything ¤ess from his son,
but this was above and beyond.
I just did what anybody wou¤d do, right?
WEIRZBOWSKI: That¤s right. And better.
I don¤t know about that. . .
The who¤e force is pu¤¤ing for you, man. Don¤t you forget that.
They¤re a¤¤ outside. Banners, eve¤thing.
What happened to that guy? That guy¤s gone. He¤s dead. It¤s over.
That¤s the way it happens. Right?
A¤ERY: Yeah, but did he ¤eave anybody behind?
That¤s not. . . It¤s not for you to wor¤ about right now.
We got peop¤e who are gonna ta¤k to you about that.
There¤s peop¤e ta¤king to his fami¤y.
Got rid of another bad guy. And you¤re a hero.
A¤¤ right-y? Yeah.
Bi¤¤ wants to ask you a few questions. Is that a¤¤ right?
It¤s just your first impressions, that kind of thing.
Just what. . . WEIRZBOWSKI: Forma¤ity, you know?
Yeah, it¤s pretty simp¤e. Yeah. Sure.
A¤¤ right, I¤¤¤ ¤eave you two to get to know each other.
Oh. A¤¤ right.
So what happened when you were just outside the door?
Um, I said, ¤¤Po¤ice, drop your weapon.¤¤
Um, ¤¤Face down on the ground with your hands spread.¤¤
And, uh, nothing.
Nothing, right. Nothing.
Did you announce yourse¤f again, or not?
No. No, that¤s a¤¤ we need to do is make ourse¤ves known, right?
Yeah, but it¤s sometimes not easy to te¤¤
whether they¤ve heard you making yourse¤f known.
You know what I mean?
An¤ay, you were ye¤¤ing. Is that right?
I was making myse¤f known as we were trained, correct.
Okay. A¤¤ right.
Okay. Then what?
At that point, I knew that I had to make ent¤, and I kicked the door down.
Was the. . . Was the door ¤ocked? Correct.
And you knew that because. . .
What do you mean?
You just assumed that the door was ¤ocked?
How did I know it was ¤ocked? Yeah.
Is that a trick question?
No. No. I¤m just wondering why you didn¤t turn the thing.
That¤s how I knew it was ¤ocked.
Did you te¤¤ me that?
No. Okay.
A¤¤ right, so you kick it in. Right.
Why are you. . . Why¤d you come down here?
I¤m sor¤, why did I come down here?
Yeah. Why wasn¤t somebody e¤se. . .
A s¤ow day at the office or. . .
No.
What happened a¤er that? What wou¤d you ¤ike me to te¤¤ you?
I just need you to te¤¤ me what happened.
You do?
I don¤t want you to misremember so, tomorrow,
you¤re t¤ing to match what you ha¤f-thought today.
I on¤y want you to te¤¤ me what you saw and what you remember.
I shot the perpetrator, he fe¤¤ out the window.
I know that. When did he pu¤¤ his gun?
Did you shoot him first, or did he shoot first?
Don¤t fuck with me.
Do the right thing, te¤¤ me what the fuck happened.
It was pretty quick.
Who shot first?
His hand comes up, you fire?
His hand comes up, he fires, you fire?
Right. Like that?
Yeah. Like pop-pop.
That sounds ¤ike he shot first.
Yeah.
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JENNIFER: Was it sca¤, honey?
A¤ERY: Happened so fast.
I don¤t think there was time to be scared.
Sca¤ for me.
I just don¤t understand why you¤re doing this. Nobody does.
Doing what? What am I doing?
I was speaking with your father and we. . .
(SIGHS)
We both agree. . . Of course he does.
I¤m sor¤. I just thought that. . .
I¤m a cop, Jen. I¤m a cop. That¤s it. There¤s no. . .
I just thought maybe a¤er this, maybe you wou¤d¤ve had enough.
Hey, there¤s no more to discuss.
That¤s a¤¤. I just thought maybe you wou¤d¤ve had enough.
That¤s it. Okay?
Baby, you can¤t expect me not to think that. You guys just don¤t get it.
You guys just don¤t get it.
I¤m sor¤. We¤re just worried. We¤re just worried about you.
Stop saying that. That¤s a¤¤.
Stop fucking saying that.
THE¤PIST: Have yOu ¤ee¤ replay¤¤g the ¤¤c¤de¤t ¤¤ yOur ¤¤¤d¤
Not rea¤¤y. Mmm-hmm.
No, I¤m t¤ing to put it out of my mind, I think.
Does that work?
Yeah.
You think you¤re ready to go back to duty?
Yes.
Wou¤d you want yourse¤f as a partner?
Abso¤ute¤y.
What have you been thinking about since the shooting?
Not much, um. . .
(CHUCKLES)
(STAMMERS) Eve¤thing¤s been so cra¤y, you know, with the rehabi¤itation
and work and eve¤thing at home.
Mmm-hmm. Eve¤thing at home? What¤s happening at home?
(CLEARS THROAT) We¤¤, I¤m there now, which is much different.
Who¤s at home with you? Um. . .
We¤¤, uh, my mother-in-¤aw, uh, my wife and my boy.
So there¤s, um. . .
You know, it¤s been hard on my wife. It¤s a shock.
And then, um, it doesn¤t he¤p that
there¤s a. . . You know, a baby around.
But it¤s okay. I mean, it¤s okay.
What do you mean, ¤¤It doesn¤t he¤p that there¤s a baby around?¤¤
We¤¤, I just mean, with eve¤thing that¤s. . . That¤s going on. . .
Just t¤ing to. . . To get a¤¤ this in order, uh. . .
Before I can take care of that.
It¤s been. . . (STAMMERS)
I¤ve just been so busy that it¤s been hard to, uh. . .
(SIGHS)
I have a. . . I have a hard time
¤ooking at my son.
Mmm-hmm.
And that¤s something new, since the shooting?
Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm.
You know, I saw in the po¤ice record
that this perp a¤so had a 1 -year-o¤d son.
His name is Jason. Have you been thinking about this?
This? You mean. . .
The fact that he had a boy?
Yeah. Do you think you¤re having a hard time ¤ooking at your son
because you¤re thinking about this other ¤itt¤e boy
that won¤t have his father?
(CROWD CHEERING ON T¤)
¤NNOUNCER CHATTERING ON T¤)
(BABY GURGLING)
(DOORBELL RINGING)
You expecting someone? No. You?
SCOTT: Hey! Hi.
(LAUGHING) Hi. How you doing?
Hey. Hey, how¤s the gimp doing?
A¤ERY: Hey, come on in, guys.
No, we¤re just coming in here
to check up on you and see how you¤re doing.
Hi, how are you, Jen? I¤m good. How are you, Scotty?
Oh, I¤m a¤¤ right, doing good, better than this guy.
Oh, he¤s okay.
Come on in. How you doing? Hey, Pete, how are you?
Good. Good to see you.
Good to see you, too. Did you ever meet my wife, Jennifer?
No. Hi. It¤s a rea¤ p¤easure to meet you.
He¤¤o. Hey, how are you?
Know Doc? Yeah, we¤ve never met,
but Ave¤ Cross. How you doing?
Good. How you doing, pa¤? That¤s my wife, Jennifer.
Hey, how are you? Nice to meet you. Hi.
You guys hung¤?
No, we¤re. . . We¤¤¤ just ¤eave you to it.
No, come on in, have some dinner.
No, we didn¤t come here for dinner.
We got p¤enty of food. Come on in. We¤¤, I. . . (CHUCKLES)
There you go. Oh, yeah.
G¤ad we decided to do this.
A¤ERY: Oh, good. I¤m g¤ad you guys came.
Here you go. Thanks.
So how¤s it fee¤ to have the hero home?
Probab¤y can¤t wait for him to get back to work, huh? (LAUGHS)
No, it¤s great having him home.
I just thank God he¤s okay, you know?
DELUCA: God b¤ess that. I think we shou¤d toast on that.
To our hero. DOC: To hero boy.
SCOTT: Hero boy. DOC: There you go.
DELUCA: G¤ad you¤re okay.
I¤ve been on the force for 22 years,
pu¤¤ed a trigger maybe three, four times.
You¤re on for six months, you a¤ready got one in the bag.
And he was white. ¤LL LAUGHING)
That¤s an extra ¤0. (DOC CHUCKLES)
A¤ERY: Oh, better him than me, right?
DELUCA: Hey, you got that right. OFFICERS: Abso¤ute¤y.
You guys have any p¤ans for tonight?
A¤ERY: Um. . .
No, we¤re just. . . This is it. Yeah?
This is the big p¤an, having you guys here for dinner.
Aw! Wou¤d you mind if we sto¤e the hero
for a ¤itt¤e po¤ice work after this?
Uh. . .
Tonight? And we¤¤¤ have him back by curfew.
(STAMMERS)
I don¤t know, honey, you shou¤d probab¤y rest tonight.
Maybe tomorrow night.
DELUCA: Yeah, we kind of need him tonight. Is there a prob¤em?
What about your ¤eg, or. . .
DELUCA: We¤¤, we¤re not gonna be running. We¤¤¤ car¤ him.
(OFFICERS LAUGHING) What are you gonna do?
DELUCA: We just wanna introduce him to a bunch of peop¤e
who rea¤¤y admire him for what he did.
They just wanna congratu¤ate him in person.
Good, yeah, that sounds good.
DELUCA: Leave in about 20 minutes?
Not that we wanna eat and run, but we are on duty.
JENNIFER: No, you shou¤d go. That¤s a great idea.
I¤m sure eve¤body wou¤d ¤ove to meet you.
DELUCA: Yeah, there you have it. You¤re a hero. (CHUCKLES)
DELUCA: I hear a ¤itt¤e sarcasm in your voice.
Me? Yeah.
He is a hero. Yeah.
He¤s a hero around here, that¤s for sure.
You don¤t mind if we take him then, do you? Not at a¤¤.
I think it¤s a great idea. Yeah, a¤¤ right, there you have it.
You¤re re¤eased. Re¤ease the hounds!
Yeah.
Hey, Ave¤,
does she sometimes, ¤ike, tuck her ba¤¤s up, at ¤east at night?
(DELUCA LAUGHING)
Hey, Pete? Pete? What?
Can you pop the trunk? DELUCA: Sure it¤s okay with her?
Scott, you know I¤m not on active duty, right?
Yeah, we¤re aware. It¤s a ¤itt¤e gi¤ we got going for you.
(ENGINE STARTS)
DELUCA: Let¤s go! (TIRES SCREECH)
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Po¤ice.
Yes? Hi. Romina Gutierre¤, p¤ease.
DOC: That¤s the woman, right there. Romina.
Yeah.
Hi. Hi, I¤m O¤icer De¤uca. Romina Gutierre¤?
Yeah. Yeah, we¤re here to search your house.
What for? For evidence.
Evidence for what? We¤re ¤ooking for the money
that Luke G¤anton may or may not have given to you.
Yeah, we¤¤, we don¤t have anything that. . . (STAMMERS)
You can¤t just wa¤k in here.
Yeah, I can. No, you can¤t.
Why¤s that? ¤Cause it¤s my house.
Look, you assume that I have a warrant,
and I¤¤¤ assume that your mother has papers, okay?
This won¤t take ¤ong.
Come on. ROMINA: Kofi.
We¤re just gonna start upstairs, okay? ROMINA: No, no, no, no.
No, no, my baby¤s upstairs.
My baby¤s upstairs s¤eeping. Your baby¤s. . .
Yeah, my baby¤s upstairs s¤eeping,
so, no, we¤re not gonna start up there.
No, no, no, don¤t go up there.
Romina, hey, re¤ax, re¤ax, re¤ax. He can¤t go up there.
DELUCA: Yeah, he can. You can go up there if you want.
But if we find evidence whi¤e you¤re up there,
you¤re under arrest. For what?
We¤ve done this a ¤ot of times, okay? It¤¤¤ be quiet.
Go on, Scotty. Be quiet.
(WHISPERS) How about a cup of co¤ee?
Yes, yes, yes. That¤d be great.
Is it a¤¤ right if I go into your ¤iving room here?
Yeah, go ahead. Thanks.
I¤m sor¤ for your ¤oss.
Romina, ¤et¤s go. Come on.
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
(PANTING)
(HUSHED) What are we doing? What are we doing here?
Hey, this is cra¤y.
Wait outside. I don¤t want. . . No, we gotta go.
This is fucked-up.
Why the fuck are we here? Let go of my arm, man.
What the fuck are we doing here? Let go of my arm.
Scott, what the fuck are we doing here? Shut up.
DELUCA: How ¤ong did you know Luke? ROMINA: A coup¤e years.
Did you know he was robbing banks? No.
You didn¤t know that at a¤¤? No.
Let me just ask you one more time, because this is what we do.
You have no know¤edge to this money? No.
O¤icer, I swear to God.
It¤s not here? No.
It¤s not outside?
SCOTT: If I was gonna hide something,
I wou¤d hide it c¤osest to my heart.
A¤ERY: (WHISPERING) Scott.
SCOTT: Pick him up.
Pick up the baby.
I don¤t think we shou¤d do this.
I don¤t wanna wake him. I don¤t wanna pick him up.
Pick him up.
I¤m good.
Put him back and ¤et¤s go.
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
What¤s up? Yeah, they¤re c¤ean.
A¤¤ right-y. We¤¤¤ get out of your hair.
DELUCA: What do you got there, Scotty? Come on.
He¤p him out, wi¤¤ you?
DOC: Scotty, stop. Stop. You gotta give me a chance to count it.
You gonna count ¤ike that, we¤re gonna be here ti¤¤ ¤:00 in the morning.
How are you gonna count it?
Got a money counter in your assho¤e? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Fourteen grand. ¤1 ¤,000.
We¤¤, it¤s not gonna be an even sp¤it
because the ¤ion¤s share¤s going to our hero.
Consider it uno¤icia¤ ha¤ard pay.
DOC: From us to you. ¤LL LAUGHING)
Enjoy it.
DELUCA: ¤Cause you¤re not gonna get it from the department.
DOC: Don¤t spend it a¤¤ in one p¤ace. (CHUCKLES)
Fucking earned that. Don¤t forget that.
DELUCA: Not bad, huh?
DOC: Not bad for a night¤s work.
(LAUGHING)
(SIGHS)
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¤¤¤ ¤h¤¤ h¤"S ¤¤ the path tO recOve¤.
Lad¤eS a¤d ge¤tle¤e¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤r ¤v¤¤ ¤r¤SS.
¤LL APPLAUDING)
Thank you. Thank you, Chief. Thank you for your support.
(CRYING)
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How¤s it fee¤? (GROANS)
(EXHALES)
I¤m not sure it¤s doing much good.
How¤s the spot¤ight?
I¤m ready for it to end. (LAUGHS)
Look, don¤t wor¤, it wi¤¤.
You know, the po¤ice a¤ways put on a big show
when something ¤ike this happens
¤cause the hero card¤s the on¤y one they have to p¤ay.
I¤m not rea¤¤y thinking about that, Dad.
I¤m just t¤ing to get back to work.
You know, Ave¤, if you p¤anned this,
it cou¤dn¤t have turned out any better.
But you¤re not gonna make it work for you in the po¤ice department.
I promise you that.
I didn¤t come here to be ¤ectured, Dad. You tricked me.
You said the poo¤ wou¤d be good for my knee.
Sor¤.
You know, I¤m not as ca¤cu¤ated as you.
You know, my ¤ife¤s not a campaign.
It¤s much simp¤er. Yeah.
We¤¤, for somebody not campaigning,
you gave a he¤¤ of a speech yesterday.
You certain¤y had my vote.
P¤us, that knee¤s a go¤dmine.
(SIGHS)
No, I mean, a ¤imp goes a ¤ong way in po¤itics.
(LAUGHS)
Look at Rooseve¤t.
(O¤ERLAPPING CHATTER)
Pu¤¤ out the red carpet! Get the f¤owers out!
Get a¤¤ the f¤owers out! Here she comes. Come here.
(LAUGHING)
I gotta go see the chief. I gotta go see the chief.
Why? I don¤t know. I don¤t know.
Is it bad news? Think it¤¤¤ be bad news?
SCOTT: Say hi to the chief for me.
Gonna be goin¤ back down up there. (LAUGHS) Oh, Jesus Christ.
(SCOTT) Stay o¤ your knee. Don¤t mess your hair up, pretty boy.
WEIRZBOWSKI: ¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ fr¤¤ ¤¤ K¤¤¤¤u¤¤¤¤.
(SIGHS)
WEIRZBOWSKI: C¤ose the door.
The state interna¤ investigation into the shooting of Luke G¤anton
has been deemed ¤awfu¤.
Congratu¤ations, O¤icer.
You can put it behind you, get back to po¤ice work.
The question is, can you go back out on patro¤ anytime soon,
and if you cou¤d, can you be e¤ective?
I don¤t think that I can. That¤s okay.
You know what? There¤s a ¤ot of jobs to be done around here
that, in ways, and you know that,
in ways, are much more important
than what happens out on the street.
I¤m so g¤ad you said that because, Chief, I¤ve thought a ¤ot about this
and I think that I cou¤d be best uti¤i¤ed as a ¤ieutenant
in charge of specia¤ investigations.
There¤s a ¤ot of restructuring within the division
that I¤ve actua¤¤y formu¤ated. . .
I can¤t fucking do that.
We¤¤, yeah, of course you cou¤d. I mean. . .
Cross! Come on.
You paid too much for your education to act so stupid, kid.
We¤¤, I think it¤s the ve¤ fact that I do have an education ¤ike this
that perhaps is the reason why I¤ve thought about
how restructuring the unit, the division,
can actua¤¤y benefit you, me. . .
Cross, I appreciate your ambition, I rea¤¤y do.
And I think. . . You know, I think you¤re gonna be a great cop.
You are a great cop. You¤re a hero.
But at this point, right now, you gotta get back to rea¤ ¤ife,
and in rea¤ ¤ife, you got two choices. Which are?
You can retire on disabi¤ity. . .
I don¤t wanna do that. A¤¤ right, good.
I don¤t want you to do that either.
Or you cou¤d be reassigned at your current rank.
That"S ¤t. YOu gOtta ¤Or¤ yOur ¤ay up¤ ¤a¤.
(PERSON WHISTLING TUNE)
Hey, man, heard you were down here.
Hey.
What are you doing?
What are you doing in p¤ain c¤othes? You didn¤t hear? I made ¤ice.
(LAUGHS) Get the fuck outta here.
Yeah, man, I¤m actua¤¤y paired up with De¤uca.
That¤s good. What do you got for me?
Oh, yeah, coup¤e mutts ¤eft this in the back seat of their car.
A ¤eaky substance. A¤¤ right.
So when are we gonna get together, grab a ¤itt¤e bite,
you know, ta¤k about some things?
Sounds great. A¤¤ right, man. Page me.
Okay. Thanks.
SCOTT: What I¤m about to ask you is ve¤ sensitive.
The on¤y reason why I¤m asking is ¤cause you¤re my friend.
I don¤t know what I can do to he¤p,
but, yeah, what do you need? A¤¤ right. Right on.
De¤uca and I have been working on this case, a¤¤ right?
And I want you to keep this to yourse¤f.
It¤s a ¤itt¤e private.
And I don¤t want anybody to know about it, okay?
Okay.
Okay, De¤uca and I are working with this fucking hooker.
We gotta fucking head her off with some coke.
So De¤uca and I thought that, you know, if. . .
We need some tempora¤ access to the evidence room.
We need you to get some shit.
We gotta hit this bitch o¤. That¤s what we need.
I rea¤¤y tried to ¤ook out for you with that seven grand.
Now I need you to ¤ook out for me.
I¤m serious, bro. This is how it works.
(SIGHS)
(KEYS JANGLING)
Hey. Hey, don¤t wor¤, it¤s okay.
I didn¤t mean to start¤e you.
It¤s okay. I just wanna give you something. A¤¤ right?
Listen, this is the money that we recovered from your house, okay?
I want you to have it.
I don¤t know what that is.
You don¤t have to ever even see me again,
just take the money. (SOBBING)
I¤m not here as a po¤ice o¤icer, I¤m here as a regu¤ar guy.
Listen, ¤isten, ¤isten. Listen to me. Get the fuck away.
You fucked up my son¤s ¤ife,
therefore you fucked up my ¤ife!
Get the fuck away from me.
A¤ERY: I shou¤d have brought this to you sooner, and I apo¤ogi¤e.
This was recovered from a house during a search.
No, wait a minute, Cross.
It¤s just a sma¤¤ fraction of what¤s going on.
Wait a minute, Cross.
Don¤t say another word.
What do you mean? No, no, no, don¤t say another word.
What do you expect me to do with this?
You¤re joking, right? This is shit.
Chief.
This ain¤t my prob¤em, a¤¤ right? This is your prob¤em.
This is our prob¤em of the fucking po¤ice department,
and I¤m bringing it to your attention
because that¤s what I shou¤d fucking do!
Oh, yeah, is that right? Yeah !
Is that what you shou¤d do?
Rat out other fucking cops? Chief. . .
This is un-fucking-be¤ievab¤e, a¤¤ right?
Get this shit out of here!
(PANTING)
(POLICE SIREN WAILING)
Fuck.
Hey.
DELUCA: Where you going?
I was going home.
You know that thing you and Scotty been ta¤king about?
Yeah.
Sure.
We¤¤, you and I have to ta¤k about it.
Fo¤¤ow me.
(BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
(ENGINE STARTING)
(SIGHS)
¤¤ERY BREATHES HEA¤ILY)
What the fuck?
Fucking. . .
(COCKING)
(CONTINUES BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
Oh, fuck.
(TIRES SCREECHING)
DELUCA: Hey!
(GRUNTS)
(COUGHING)
Hey, Pop.
Ave¤.
There¤s a way out of this.
You¤re not gonna ¤ike it.
You wanna hear?
Yeah, I wanna hear it.
Let¤s start with the precinct.
Anybody there sti¤¤ trust you?
Scott.
We¤¤¤ start with Scott.
(KIDS SHOUTING)
SCOTT: P¤aying shortstop.
A¤ERY: Looks good. He¤s getting bigger. Jesus Christ.
(SIGHS)
You rea¤¤y gave De¤uca quite a scare.
He¤s ready to dump you, the who¤e thing.
Enough with these fucking tests, a¤¤ right?
Either ask me to he¤p you or just ¤eave me the fuck a¤one.
(CROWD APPLAUDING)
¤¤ERY CLAPS)
I need you to go into the ¤ocker,
I need you to take the McKi¤¤en case out.
It¤s a ki¤o, it¤s a big brick, it says ¤¤McKi¤¤en¤¤ across it, okay?
I need you to break o¤ a chunk, I need you to put it in a bag.
I¤m gonna come by, I¤m gonna pick it up tomorrow morning.
If somebody asks you, ¤¤Hey, why is this ¤ighter?¤¤
You say, ¤¤Hey, you know what?
¤¤I¤m a rookie. I made a mistake.¤¤
You¤re a squeaky-c¤ean fucking ¤a¤er with a meda¤ of honor.
Nobody¤s gonna question you, okay?
You gotta do this for me. I¤m in a jam with these guys.
No prob¤em.
I knew I cou¤d count on you, man.
Yeah.
Te¤¤ Mike I ¤ove him. I gotta go.
A¤¤ right.
(TAPE REWINDING)
SCOTT: (ON TAPE) l ¤eed yOu tO gO ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤r¤
l ¤eed yOu tO ta¤e ¤h¤ ¤¤K¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤S¤ ¤u¤.
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l"¤ gO¤¤a cO¤e ¤y¤ l"¤ gO¤¤a p¤c¤ ¤t up tO¤OrrO¤ ¤Or¤¤¤g.
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lf SO¤e¤Ody aS¤S yOu¤ ""Hey¤ ¤hy ¤S th¤S l¤ghter¤""
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YOu"re a S¤uea¤y-clea¤ fuc¤¤¤g la¤yer ¤¤¤h ¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤f h¤¤¤r.
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A¤ERY: (ON TAPE) ¤O prO¤le¤.
(TURNS RECORDER OFF)
You shown this to IA?
¤Course not.
Handing it to you on a si¤ver p¤atter.
Got any idea what this means?
Are you ready to do it?
Are you, son? Are you rea¤¤y ready?
¤Cause they¤re gonna fuckin¤ tear you in ha¤f.
I¤m gonna need your assurance you¤re gonna fo¤¤ow through with it.
Rea¤¤y?
And I¤m gonna want fu¤¤ immunity when you do.
You can¤t just wa¤k in here and te¤¤ me
what the fuck to do. You understand?
And when you do,
I wanna be made Assistant District Attorney.
I have a ¤aw degree and I passed the bar.
I don¤t have a spot for you right now. Make a spot.
I won¤t do that.
I can¤t just snap my fingers and make you Assistant DA.
You can say no.
You can say no, I¤¤¤ wa¤k out this door,
I¤¤¤ wa¤k over to the ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤
I¤¤¤ te¤¤ ¤em eve¤thing I know, inc¤uding this conversation.
Listen, you¤re not going an¤here. Don¤t. . . Listen.
Put it back on the tab¤e, I¤¤¤ fucking do it.
A¤¤ three things?
A¤¤ right.
I¤m not gonna promise you how ¤ong you¤re gonna stay there.
You¤re not gonna shake my fucking hand, pa¤.
I¤¤¤ make you Assistant DA. I¤m never gonna shake your fucking hand.
You¤re too smart for your own good.
FEMALE REPORTER: Come down, come here.
Get right in there for a good shot.
Detective, how do you respond to these a¤¤egations?
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(TURNS OFF T¤)
A¤ERY: ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤S ¤ ¤¤¤¤
l uSed tO lOO¤ at ¤y dad dreSSed ¤¤ ¤udge"S rO¤eS
¤¤¤ ¤ uS¤¤ ¤¤ ¤h¤¤¤ ¤h¤¤ ¤y father ¤aS a SuperherO.
¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤¤"¤ ¤h¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤S f¤r ¤¤.
He had that qua¤ity that judges have
where they have tremendous compassion,
but they¤re a¤so ferocious at the same time.
He wasn¤t afraid of making enemies.
I think that¤s probab¤y why he had so many friends.
I had the chance, right before he fe¤¤ into the coma, to te¤¤ him
that I was dedicating my run for Attorney Genera¤ to him.
And. . . (CHUCKLES)
He shook his head, ¤¤No,¤¤ and I didn¤t understand why.
So I ¤eaned in c¤ose, and. . . He cou¤d whisper.
And he said to me,
¤¤I¤¤¤ take the win, not the run.¤¤ (FAINT LAUGHTER)
That was my dad, that was A¤.
Son, you wanna come with me? Sure.
JENNIFER: Ave¤? Yeah.
Can I ta¤k to you for a minute?
Sure.
C¤ose the door.
What¤s wrong?
JENNIFER: We have to ta¤k about AJ.
He wants to come and ¤ive with you.
He won¤t stop asking me about it.
Rea¤¤y?
(SIGHS)
I guess that¤s a good idea at some point.
I think he needs you. I think, if he doesn¤t come and ¤ive with you,
he¤s gonna comp¤ete¤y go o¤ the rai¤s.
It¤s just right now, you know,
with the campaign and eve¤thing, it¤s just not an idea¤ time.
I mean, what am I gonna do with him? I don¤t know what he ¤ikes.
I just don¤t think it wou¤d be good for him or anybody.
I mean, come on, you know that. Okay.
No, we¤¤, you can te¤¤ him that.
Jennifer. . . What am I supposed to te¤¤ him?
I just don¤t. . . Why are you doing this right now?
You can te¤¤ him now.
MAN 1 : Tomorrow we¤re gonna head to Bu¤a¤o in the morning.
Wednesday is outer boroughs in New York City,
and then the A¤ Smith dinner at night.
Do we have time to get there? We do, abso¤ute¤y.
We¤¤¤ have our ¤ast event c¤ose in ¤ueens,
we¤¤¤ hit the Upper West Side
and then we have to be at the Wa¤dorf.
How about Yusef, the driver we had for my dad? Can we get Yusef?
Yeah, tota¤¤y. What¤s going on in ¤ueens?
In ¤ueens, he¤s gonna do an event
on environmenta¤ issues. Yeah.
Ta¤king about some of the. . . Protecting the Sound,
and some of the environmenta¤ stuff.
And then Thursday head to Rochester for ¤unch.
You¤re gonna go to a p¤ace
where you¤re gonna order something ca¤¤ed the Garbage P¤ate.
Just want you to be prepared for it. That¤s the picture.
We¤re gonna do that. . . Did you see?
MAN 2: Yeah, no, I¤ve seen it.
MAN 1 : And then Sunday morning, b¤ack churches.
A¤ERY: Oh, perfect.
WOMAN: ¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤
¤¤¤ Yeah. ¤¤.
¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤¤. Y¤¤h.
So what high schoo¤ are you coming from?
Troy High Schoo¤. Yeah. You¤re coming from Troy? Okay.
So not too far away. What brings you to Schenectady?
Uh, my dad wanted me here.
Your dad wanted you here?
Yeah, for my senior year, he wanted me to move here.
What about you? Did you wanna come here for your senior year?
I don¤t know. Yeah. I. . .
I guess not, not rea¤¤y. (LAUGHS)
Do you know anybody here?
At the high schoo¤? No.
No. Don¤t know anybody?
AJ: Just. . . Just peek over your shou¤der.
Peek over your fucking shou¤der.
There. He¤¤o. He¤¤o. He¤¤o.
You don¤t ¤ike them gir¤s?
I don¤t know, maybe you¤re just used to it.
They ain¤t got gir¤s ¤ike that where I come from. You fee¤ me?
Where are you from?
Troy.
Troy? Yeah, you heard of Troy?
Yeah, I¤ve heard of Troy. Where¤s Troy at?
It¤s fucking right next door, dude.
Right next door?
I wou¤d¤ve guessed you were from Long Is¤and.
Where¤s that?
It¤s where peop¤e that ta¤k ¤ike you come from.
(LAUGHS)
B, I¤m bored as a motherfucker around here, dude.
I¤ve been here for, ¤ike, fucking three days,
I¤m bored out of my fucking mind.
We¤come to Schenectady.
What do you dudes do for fun, nothing?
This is it? This is what I got, for a year?
No, we got some things.
What?
Don¤t say, ¤ike, a ma¤¤.
If you say a fucking ma¤¤, B, ¤ike, I swear to God. . .
(CHUCKLES)
What do you do?
I get high.
We do some of that around here.
I cou¤d te¤¤ you smoked. I seen you from back there.
You one of them ¤oner. . . Loner-stoners is what I ca¤¤ ¤em, right?
You ¤ike to get high and, ¤ike,
chi¤¤ in your room and draw and shit.
So what you t¤ing to do with the rest of this day, then?
You t¤ing to go to math c¤ass?
You wanna go get high?
Let¤s go. A¤¤ right, ¤et¤s go.
AJ: You know what this remind me of? Th¤ ¤¤¤¤¤¤S.
You know that movie? Where they¤re, ¤ike, a¤¤ in a cave?
You want a cigarette, just ask, don¤t wor¤.
I¤¤¤ take a cigarette.
I ¤ike smoking cigarettes when I¤m high.
You ¤ike smoking when you¤re smoking?
(BOTH LAUGHING)
You smoke mentho¤s, man? Like a breath of fresh air.
(¤PPING) Like a breath of fresh air. But you don¤t care.
You got the smoke pu¤ b¤owing eve¤here, I swear.
Yo, here we go, I said my spit is my MO.
My mouth is my gun, I shoot up your who¤e squadron
with one f¤ip of my tongue. And you done.
When did you write that?
No, I¤m not t¤ing to ¤ie. I wrote that.
¤¤¤ ¤uc¤¤¤g ¤u¤et arOu¤d here.
¤¤¤¤¤¤ ¤h¤¤¤ ¤h¤ugh¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤ ¤¤S ¤ ¤¤¤¤
there ¤ere al¤ayS ¤¤dS play¤¤g here¤ yOu ¤¤O¤¤
¤¤¤ ¤h¤ ¤¤u ¤¤¤¤ h¤r¤ ¤he¤ yOu ¤aS a ¤¤d¤
JASON: ¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤ ¤"¤ ¤¤¤¤ h¤r¤ ¤¤¤h ¤y pare¤tS SO¤et¤¤eS.
¤¤¤ ¤re yOur pare¤tS St¤ll tOgether¤
JASON: ¤¤¤¤.
That¤s coo¤, they¤re sti¤¤ together.
Yeah, it¤s a¤¤ right.
It¤s not my rea¤ dad, though.
Where¤s your rea¤ dad at?
Oh, he died, actua¤¤y, ¤ike in a car accident or something.
Shit.
Yeah, this is kind bud, dude.
But you know where I cou¤d score some X?
Yeah.
For tonight?
We¤¤, we just did our downer, we gotta get up.
Remember, come back by yourse¤f. A¤¤ right?
Yeah, man, you got it.
A¤¤ right.
Let¤s go.
Let me see it. What?
Let me see the fucking drugs. You fucking cra¤y, man?
Let me see my fucking drugs.
(LAUGHS)
Fucking nuts, man.
What the fuck? I gave you ¤¤00.
Yeah, that¤s 20 hits.
Yo, that¤s inf¤ation in Scheneck, right?
(LAUGHS)
Oh, yo, what the fuck, son?
Dead ass, the fucking ¤-0. Don¤t wor¤ about it, man.
Oh, fuck! Fuck! Po¤ice.
Let me see your hands. Po¤ice! Get on the ground !
Get on the ground ! Get on the ground ! A¤¤ right! Fuck!
Inter¤ace your fingers.
(GROANS)
WEIRZBOWSKI: He ¤aS ¤uy¤¤g ecStaSy fr¤¤ ¤ ¤¤h¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ ¤¤¤.
CAMPAIGN AD¤ISOR: And who arrested him?
WEIRZBOWSKI: A coup¤e of beat cops. McCracken and Potter.
You know these guys? Mmm-hmm.
They¤¤¤ sit on it if I ask them to.
CAMPAIGN AD¤ISOR: Did anybody e¤se see him come in?
WEIRZBOWSKI: No. I made sure of that.
(SIGHS)
CAMPAIGN AD¤ISOR: Did you get any sense that he knew this kid or. . .
WEIRZBOWSKI: Yeah, friends.
CAMPAIGN AD¤ISOR: Just the two of ¤em? WEIRZBOWSKI: Yeah.
Okay.
What¤s this other kid¤s name?
Jason Kancam. Got busted a few years ago for shop¤i¤ing.
What¤s his name? WEIRZBOWSKI: Jason Kancam.
An aim¤ess youth.
Gordon, can we ki¤¤ the mic on Room 3?
Yeah.
(DOOR CLOSES)
Dad, I fucked up. I know. . .
And I know you don¤t have time to dea¤ with this stuff right now.
Not him, okay?
What? I want you to ¤eave him a¤one.
A¤¤ right?
Okay? Why?
Wipe that fucking smirk o¤ your face! You hear me?
I want you to ¤eave that fucking kid a¤one, a¤¤ right?
Look at me. Look at me.
You wanted to come ¤ive with me, right?
You think this is easy for me, during this time, huh?
I¤m t¤ing to make this work. I¤m doing it for you.
You can have anything you want,
but I don¤t want you to touch that kid.
You ¤eave him a¤one. Do you under-fucking-stand me?
Say yes. Yes.
Look at me and say yes. Yes.
JUDGE: ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤ ¤¤¤¤¤ yOur ¤a¤e fOr the recOrd¤
¤¤S¤¤ K¤¤¤¤¤.
¤aSO¤¤ hO¤ Old are yOu¤ ¤¤v¤¤¤¤¤¤.
Are your parents here today?
Yes. Yes.
JUDGE: Can you come up, p¤ease?
You¤re Jason¤s parents? Yes.
Jason, you¤ve been charged with crimina¤ possession
of a contro¤¤ed substance in the third degree.
Counse¤or, do you waive a forma¤ reading of the charges?
LAWYER: Yes, p¤ease, Your Honor.
In regards to my c¤ient¤s status,
there has been a discussion with the District Attorney.
Your Honor, I may be ab¤e to have this case potentia¤¤y reso¤ved today.
So I¤d ask that the court put it on for second ca¤¤.
JUDGE: Second ca¤¤.
LAWYER: This is a C fe¤ony,
so Jason cou¤d do an¤here between five and 1 ¤ years.
But I¤m getting the impression from the prosecutor
that they may be wi¤¤ing to reduce it today to a misdemeanor.
The offer on his particu¤ar case wou¤d be time served,
which is the day he spent in jai¤,
and a fine, and that wou¤d be it.
Can he come home with us today? He can.
Guess it¤s your ¤ucky day. Somebody¤s ¤ooking out for you.
(BOYS LAUGHING)
(O¤ERLAPPING CHATTER)
Look, I didn¤t mean to get you busted the other night, a¤¤ right?
I¤m sor¤.
Yeah, it was a pretty shitty fucking night.
But don¤t wor¤ about it.
I was out of there in five fucking minutes, dude.
You think I¤m gonna sit there and get fucked up the ass a¤¤ night?
And what happened when you got home? Huh?
Went upstairs.
Tried to go to s¤eep, but I was sti¤¤ trippin¤ ¤ike a mo¤fucker.
Why, what happened to you when you got home?
I¤m coo¤, man.
Your moms was a¤¤ worried and shit?
Oh, man, my mom¤s. . .
I¤m coo¤, man.
Rea¤¤y?
¤Cause I saw that guy today.
What guy?
Your dad.
That¤s your fucking dad.
When did he move in?
What the fuck you ta¤king about, AJ?
Just wanna know. I figured out. . . What the fuck¤s your prob¤em?
What the fuck¤s your prob¤em?
Chi¤¤, dude. Chi¤¤. What¤s your prob¤em, AJ?
Just fucking around.
Don¤t be so serious.
You got a fucking temper, B.
You need to watch that shit. It¤s gonna get you into fucking troub¤e.
KOFI: How was schoo¤, ¤anessa? It was okay. I had troub¤e with math.
Hey, what¤s the dea¤ with my dad?
What?
(SCOFFS)
What, did you ¤ike rea¤¤y hate him or something?
What was his name?
I¤m not doing this. What was his first name?
I¤m not doing this.
JASON: How come Mom never ta¤ks to me about my dad?
(KOFI MIMICS DARTH ¤ADER) I¤m your father.
Search your fee¤ings. You know it to be true.
(LAUGHS)
It¤s her business to ta¤k about it, not ta¤k about it, you know?
Grandma used to te¤¤ me some.
Yeah? What did she used to say?
She said, ¤ike. . .
Just that he was, ¤ike, an out¤aw.
You know?
Sound coo¤ to you?
I don¤t know.
He¤s not your father. Not rea¤¤y.
Just some guy with a baby.
I¤m your father.
Been there since you were born. I wi¤¤ a¤ways ¤ove you.
Can you at ¤east te¤¤ me his name?
(KNOCKS)
He¤¤o?
(DOOR OPENING)
Yeah?
I¤m ¤ooking for Robin.
Yeah, I¤m Robin. What can I do for you?
Um. . .
I was hoping to ta¤k with you about Luke G¤anton.
I¤m his son.
You¤re Luke G¤anton¤s son?
Yeah.
We¤¤, come on back, get a beer.
Bet it¤s down here in this box,
if I remember right¤y.
God.
That guy¤s your dad. That¤s him there.
And that¤s the pig there, the one that bagged him.
JASON: What happened to him?
ROBIN: Who, the cop?
Oh, forget about him, man. Don¤t. . . Don¤t start there.
I¤¤¤ show you good things. I¤¤¤ show you good things. Come on.
You are standing right where your dad
used to stand and we used to ta¤k.
He was a good guy, your dad.
Oh, wow. Yeah, those g¤asses.
I haven¤t seen those in a ¤ong time.
They¤re his, those goo¤ g¤asses.
These were his? Yeah.
You can keep those. He wou¤d¤ve wanted you to have them.
Was he good at anything?
Yeah, he was the best motorcyc¤e rider I¤ve ever seen in my ¤ife.
The best. Yeah?
Best. Never seen another one ¤ike him. Best.
He was ¤ike nothing. Rare.
Were you guys good friends?
Yeah, I think we were.
You sti¤¤ got his bike?
No, his bike¤s gone. Yeah.
Po¤ice took it.
I think they cut it up, you know.
They were ang¤ with him. I know that.
They were rea¤ mad with him.
I can show you some other things, too, if you want to see more.
Yeah? Yeah.
Why don¤t you put the g¤asses on?
For sure, he wou¤d¤ve said they were ¤e¤ there for you.
No doubt.
Put ¤em on, if you want. Go on, put ¤em on.
Yeah? Come on, I¤¤¤ te¤¤ you.
Yeah. Yeah !
Yeah? Yeah. You¤re ca¤¤ing him back.
(LAUGHS)
(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)
AJ: Jason ! Jason.
Let me ta¤k to you.
Look, man, I wanted to say I¤m sor¤ about what happened ear¤ier, a¤¤ right?
I was a dick. I won¤t deny it.
You ¤ost my money, a¤¤ right?
Like, that¤s. . . I think that¤s a¤¤
I need to rea¤¤y fucking say, a¤¤ right?
But I¤m wi¤¤ing to fucking squash it, okay?
If you do the squashing, I¤¤¤ be the squasher.
I said I¤m sor¤, brother. I meant that shit.
What you thinking? Okay.
You dig? Okay.
We good? A¤¤ right.
Dude, dude, yo, ¤isten.
I¤m having a fucking party at my pop¤s p¤ace tonight.
Dude, my pop¤s is fuckin¤ o¤-the-chain, B. Come a¤ong.
I can¤t do that, man, I¤m sor¤. Why?
Can¤t make it tonight. You got fami¤y stu¤ you gotta do?
No, but I got stu¤ I gotta do. (SCHOOL BELL RINGING)
Nah.
You wanna squash it, right?
We squashed it, man. So then come tonight.
You want me to come to your party tonight?
I want you to come to my party. Is that what you want?
A¤¤ right, coo¤, I¤¤¤ see you tonight. A¤¤ right. Ho¤d up.
I¤¤¤ see you tonight. Another one. Ho¤d up.
Do me a favor, B.
Bring some Oxys, a¤¤ right? Then we straight.
No, man. What you mean, no?
You gotta make it correct. I¤¤¤ see you, man.
Nah, nah. You¤re not. . . I¤¤¤ see you, okay?
Nah, nah, nah, nah. We ain¤t seeing shit.
You coming tonight? Yes.
You copping my Oxys? Yes. You got it?
A¤¤ right, sounds good. A¤¤ right, sounds ¤ike a fucking p¤an.
It don¤t gotta be ¤¤00 worth, you know.
Yo, J ! Keep your head up, bro.
PHARMACIST: Same insurance and eve¤thing e¤se with a¤¤ that stuff?
CUSTOMER: Yes. PHARMACIST: A¤¤ right.
A¤¤ right, I¤¤¤ get to work on this for you right away.
Be right back.
(PHARMACIST CLEARS THROAT)
PHARMACIST: How¤d you make out with the weather?
CUSTOMER: We did a¤¤ right. A ¤itt¤e water in the basement.
PHARMACIST: Made out pretty good. CUSTOMER: Yeah.
PHARMACIST: So much water in my basement from that f¤ood
that the who¤e house is gonna have mo¤d in it.
Okay, ¤ooks ¤ike I¤ve got eve¤thing I need on that.
Coup¤e more things I wanna check in here.
Okay.
Processed here for you.
(PHARMACIST CLEARS THROAT)
Thank you ve¤ much. Thank you ve¤ much.
What the fuck are you doing?
You ¤itt¤e motherfucker, get back here!
Get fucking. . .
(MUFFLED HIP-HOP PLAYING)
You made it.
(PILLS ¤TTLING)
Hey, Oxys! Hey!
A¤¤ right, I got one fucking question. One question.
Ho-ho-ho!
Who wants some fuckin¤ Oxys?
¤LL CHEERING)
He¤¤o. There we go, there we go, there we go. He¤¤o.
Who ain¤t got ¤em?
Who ain¤t got ¤em, ho¤d your fucking hands out!
Take it.
(¤OICES ECHO)
AJ: Eve¤thing¤s s¤owing down.
You ¤ost?
They¤re ¤ooking at you.
Who. . . Who is that?
Is that AJ¤s dad?
I think so.
Is eve¤thing a¤¤ right?
You okay?
(GLASS SHATTERING)
You got something you need to te¤¤ me? Yo, what are you. . .
What do you gotta te¤¤ me? Huh? You think I¤m fucking stupid?
Yo, get the fuck outta here.
You think I¤m fucking stupid? Get the fuck outta here!
Think I¤m stupid?
Get the fuck out. . . What, you can¤t fucking hear?
What¤s your pop do?
Fuck¤s your prob¤em, man? Fuck off.
Here¤s the fucking door. There, you motherfucker!
Get the fuck out. Fuck you, man.
Fuck you and your o¤d fuckin¤ pig !
Get the fuck outta here!
What¤s your prob¤em?
Fuck him up. Fuck him up.
GIRL: Ca¤m down !
(¤OICES FADE OUT)
Jason. Can you hear me, baby?
¤anessa, get your father.
Baby.
You¤re a ¤iar.
KOFI: He woke up?
He say something?
Hey, Jason.
Why don¤t you sit down and wait. I¤m gonna get the car. Okay?
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
BENNY: What the he¤¤ happened to you?
Yo, I need your he¤p, a¤¤ right?
Yeah, man, a¤¤ right. What you need my he¤p for, man?
I need a gun.
You need a gun?
Come on, man.
(MUFFLED HIP-HOP PLAYING)
What the fuck? What the fuck are you doing?
Wait, wait, what are you. . . Get on the f¤oor!
Get on the fucking f¤oor! Oh, my God ! Fuck!
A¤¤ right. A¤¤ right, I¤¤¤ see you tomorrow. A¤¤ right.
(G¤NDFATHER CLOCK CHIMING)
(BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
(SIGHS)
Are you a¤one?
What¤s going on?
Don¤t ¤ook at me. Turn around.
We¤re gonna get in your car
and you¤re just gonna keep driving.
Don¤t ta¤k to me, or I¤¤¤ shoot you in the back of your head.
Go.
Turn around.
How did you get into my house?
AJ ¤et me in.
Is he okay?
(LOUDLY) Is he?
Give me your wa¤¤et.
Where¤s your wa¤¤et?
It¤s in my jacket. Give me your jacket.
You want my wa¤¤et? Here, take my wa¤¤et.
Want my jacket? My jacket.
Get on your knees.
What did you do to my son?
Get on your fucking knees!
(BREATHING HEA¤ILY)
C¤ose your eyes. C¤ose your eyes.
P¤ease, just te¤¤ me my son¤s a¤¤ right.
This isn¤t about your fucking son.
(SOBBING)
I¤m sor¤, Jason.
(SOBBING) I¤m sor¤.
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(CROWD CHEERING)
Tha¤¤ yOu!
Tha¤¤ yOu.
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¤LL CHANTING) Ave¤! Ave¤! Ave¤!
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
MAN: Yeah?
Mr. Anthony?
Yeah.
Hey, I, uh. . . I ca¤¤ed you, said I was gonna be out here today.
Oh, right, of course. Yeah. We¤¤, you¤re ear¤y.
Yeah. There¤s on¤y, ¤ike, one bus headed out here.
So. . .
You¤re not from around here, huh?
No. I¤m headed out west.
So you ready? Wanna go take a ¤ook at it?
Yeah. I¤¤¤ just get my coat.
A¤¤ right. A¤¤ right.
It runs great.
It¤s got a ¤ot of mi¤es on it, but I kept up with the maintenance.
How much you want for it?
We¤¤, I was thinking I need five.
A¤¤ right.
You ever ridden one of these before?
(ENGINE STARTING)
(SLOW SONG PLAYING)