1. What do you hear? What do you say?Copy !req
2. Welcome home.Copy !req
3. Youngstown, my ass. Look at this guy.
You look like you were in Miami.Copy !req
4. - Yeah, you look like you were in Miami.
- Good to be home, skip.Copy !req
5. What can I get you, Paulie?Copy !req
6. After four months inside?
How about laid?Copy !req
7. - It's Papillon.
- Hello, Sil, how are you?Copy !req
8. I heard you were
getting laid all the time.Copy !req
9. - Come here, you little prick.
- Hello, Chrissy.Copy !req
10. Let's have a drink.
Come on, pass them back.Copy !req
11. - Hey, over here.
- There you go.Copy !req
12. All you guys!Copy !req
13. Salute.Copy !req
14. Just a second.Copy !req
15. My song.Copy !req
16. Welcome home.Copy !req
17. Come on.Copy !req
18. What the fuck?Copy !req
19. Why is this his song?Copy !req
20. Paulie, say hello to
Brian Cammarata, Carm's cousin.Copy !req
21. He's a financial guy.Copy !req
22. How you doing, kid?Copy !req
23. So, just back from college?Copy !req
24. Let me talk to
Paulie for a sec, all right?Copy !req
25. Nice meeting you.Copy !req
26. Have a seat.Copy !req
27. How you doing? You okay?Copy !req
28. Just thank God that piece of shit from
Youngstown finally copped to that gun.Copy !req
29. I could've been wearing an
orange jumpsuit till I'm 90.Copy !req
30. Well, you're home now,
that's the important thing.Copy !req
31. Here, get back on your feet.Copy !req
32. Thanks, T.Copy !req
33. Not that I don't appreciate it...Copy !req
34. but I could've used a boost
when I was gone, too.Copy !req
35. Fucking bills.Copy !req
36. Then there's Ma with
the private home care.Copy !req
37. You know she almost
lost her spot at Green Grove?Copy !req
38. An extra $5,000 it cost me
just to hold her place.Copy !req
39. You're here 30 seconds, you already
got a fistful of cash...Copy !req
40. not to mention the no-show
jobs I got for you.Copy !req
41. - You're right, Ton'. I know.
- Enjoy the party.Copy !req
42. when a man threw a drink
in Richard Cross' face?Copy !req
43. Yes.Copy !req
44. Subsequent to that incident...Copy !req
45. did Mr. Cross telephone Rusty Arnold?Copy !req
46. Yes.Copy !req
47. And the following day...Copy !req
48. were you informed
that the man in question...Copy !req
49. had suffered a fractured skull?Copy !req
50. Your honor, objection.Copy !req
51. This whole line of questioning
is irrelevant.Copy !req
52. Overruled. You may answer,
Miss Costello.Copy !req
53. I don't think I'm supposed to, Judge.Copy !req
54. I just made my ruling,
you are required to answer.Copy !req
55. But isn't there some law about
testifying against your husband?Copy !req
56. Excuse me?Copy !req
57. Richard and I were married
the night before last in Reno.Copy !req
58. Your honor...Copy !req
59. the defense requests a
conference in chambers.Copy !req
60. We'll stand in recess for 15 minutes...Copy !req
61. while the court confers
with counsel in chambers.Copy !req
62. Bailiff, will you escort the jury out?Copy !req
63. Did she say anything to you about this?Copy !req
64. What we saw in that courtroom is a transparent
attempt by Richard Cross...Copy !req
65. to subvert the intent of
the marital privilege.Copy !req
66. Hey, she's his wife.Copy !req
67. Where are my pants?Copy !req
68. There's some mouthwash
and shit in the back.Copy !req
69. We'll go get breakfast.Copy !req
70. Oh, aspetta, I'll go with you.Copy !req
71. Any investment advice for an ambitious
young man such as myself?Copy !req
72. Buy land, I guess. God ain't
making any more of it.Copy !req
73. That's what Will Rogers said.Copy !req
74. It's true, my house is worth
nearly triple what I paid.Copy !req
75. Location's the key, right?
Otherwise you get stuck with shit.Copy !req
76. Sometimes there's money in shit.Copy !req
77. How do you mean?Copy !req
78. - Nothing, I don't know.
- We're just talking here, come on.Copy !req
79. I don't know. Some guy I went
to school with, this black guy...Copy !req
80. we worked one summer for this
not-for-profit housing group.Copy !req
81. Told me about some scam his minister
was involved with up in Harlem.Copy !req
82. I read about this.Copy !req
83. Forgazee Mortgage Loans
or something, right?Copy !req
84. - Actually, you ever hear of HUD?
- Housing development, yeah.Copy !req
85. HUD was set up to help minorities
and low-income families to be homeowners.Copy !req
86. There are more programs for
these deadbeats, I swear to Christ.Copy !req
87. If the feds guarantee the home mortgage,
the banks figure, why not?Copy !req
88. They'll loan the money.Copy !req
89. You get a front man to buy houses
in some crummy neighborhood.Copy !req
90. Talking about some real shitboxes.
Maybe they're worth $100,000 apiece.Copy !req
91. Next, you tie up with some
non-profit organization who goes to HUD...Copy !req
92. and says they intend to buy these
houses from your stooge.Copy !req
93. They're gonna convert them to homes
for working-class blacks, blah-blah-blah.Copy !req
94. Thing is, though...Copy !req
95. All right, sit
tight. I'm gonna be a while.Copy !req
96. I'll be over here.Copy !req
97. Maurice and I met in college. All
the way to the University of Michigan...Copy !req
98. to make friends with a guy
who lived 20 blocks away from me.Copy !req
99. You should've seen the Jew-fro
on this guy. Out to here.Copy !req
100. So, Maurice, Ron tells me
you're from down Roseville Street.Copy !req
101. My father was a typesetter
for the Star-Ledger.Copy !req
102. No shit?Copy !req
103. - Sixth and Orange.
- Then we were practically neighbors.Copy !req
104. Yeah, that's why he moved.Copy !req
105. - Hello.
- Carmela, it's me, Furio.Copy !req
106. I guess I missed you this morning,
I was in the bathtub.Copy !req
107. The reason I call...Copy !req
108. I leave my sunglasses in
some place, I don't know.Copy !req
109. You're kidding. Let me
have a look around.Copy !req
110. So how is everything? How's your dad?Copy !req
111. Not so good.Copy !req
112. But I get the pictures
from the housewarm finally.Copy !req
113. Good, bring them next time.Copy !req
114. I will.Copy !req
115. There's a pretty one of you.Copy !req
116. That's sweet.Copy !req
117. I don't see the glasses, Fur'.Copy !req
118. That's okay, I probably leave them home.Copy !req
119. All right.Copy !req
120. If I find them, I'll give you a call.Copy !req
121. Okay.Copy !req
122. I see you soon.Copy !req
123. The summer of '67,
we're both home on break.Copy !req
124. I'm interning at the state legislature
and he... What were you doing?Copy !req
125. - East Newark
Food Co-op. -Right.Copy !req
126. But
come July—Copy !req
127. The Newark riots.Copy !req
128. What a fucking summer that was.Copy !req
129. Later that year, Maurice and I helped
organize one of the first black voting drives.Copy !req
130. Maurice, were you around
for Anthony Imperiale?Copy !req
131. - The White Knight?
- Around?Copy !req
132. - Who do you think he was fighting against?
- "Italian pride, keep Newark white."Copy !req
133. Aspiring Klansmen, some of those boys.Copy !req
134. So this group you got now,
the Urban Housing League.Copy !req
135. What's the story there?Copy !req
136. Like many non-profits...Copy !req
137. we've fallen on hard times.Copy !req
138. Republican administration,
plus a proliferation...Copy !req
139. of new charities post 9/11.Copy !req
140. Sounds like you got a lot to
talk about. I'm gonna hit the showers.Copy !req
141. Maurice, nice meeting you.Copy !req
142. Same here.Copy !req
143. I took the liberty of filling Maurice
in on the broad strokes.Copy !req
144. Okay, we got a guy, Dr.
Fried, he's a urologist.Copy !req
145. We'll give him $500,000 of our money.Copy !req
146. Have him grab up these
four houses on Garside Street...Copy !req
147. for $125,000 apiece.Copy !req
148. The old First Ward.Copy !req
149. Once we own the houses, we
got an appraiser who'll play ball.Copy !req
150. He's gonna re-appraise them
in the $300,000 range.Copy !req
151. What you do, Maurice, is
take the phony appraisals to HUD.Copy !req
152. Tell them your urban housing
thing wants to buy up these shitholes.Copy !req
153. Convert them to low-cost housing
for working families.Copy !req
154. Once HUD guarantees the
mortgage app, you take it to the bank.Copy !req
155. They cut a check,
and we work it up nice.Copy !req
156. At which point, I assume my organization
fails to make the mortgage payment.Copy !req
157. Unforeseen construction delays
and repeated vandalism...Copy !req
158. force the project into dissolution.Copy !req
159. We all walk away from the houses.Copy !req
160. Your cut'll be in the 10 percent
of the profit range.Copy !req
161. My office'll write a letter in strong
support of your application.Copy !req
162. Sounds about right.Copy !req
163. Tony, good.Copy !req
164. You're still here.Copy !req
165. - Is there a problem?
- No problem, I just wanna talk to you.Copy !req
166. You remember that time in Atlantic City?Copy !req
167. You brought Irina, your old girlfriend?Copy !req
168. Yeah, the cystic
fibrosis thing, the fundraiser.Copy !req
169. God.Copy !req
170. This is awkward.Copy !req
171. Irina and I are seeing each other.Copy !req
172. What?Copy !req
173. You're fucking kidding me.Copy !req
174. I met her that night at the fundraiser.
I gave her my card.Copy !req
175. She was having some problem
with her landlord.Copy !req
176. She called me months later,
after you two broke it off...Copy !req
177. - one thing led to another—
- All right, take it easy.Copy !req
178. It's ancient history.Copy !req
179. I wanted to tell you. I feel
like I owe you an explanation.Copy !req
180. What am l, her
father? You're both adults.Copy !req
181. Enjoy yourself.Copy !req
182. It's more than that. I care for her.Copy !req
183. Very deeply. Roz and I are separated.Copy !req
184. The heart wants what the
heart wants, I guess.Copy !req
185. The heart also
wants what the dick wants.Copy !req
186. Okay, who's gonna scrub my back?Copy !req
187. Ralph, you steal my water?Copy !req
188. Oh, girlCopy !req
189. I'd be in trouble if you left me nowCopy !req
190. Man, I love this song.Copy !req
191. The Chi-Lites.Copy !req
192. The best.Copy !req
193. Believe it or not, The Chi-Lites
were signed to the same label...Copy !req
194. as Tommy James and them damn Shondells.Copy !req
195. See, a lot of people
think that, but they're wrong.Copy !req
196. Chi-Lites were on Brunswick.Copy !req
197. See you soon.Copy !req
198. So, Tony, anyway...Copy !req
199. Look, she's a great girl.Copy !req
200. Beautiful girl, a little needy.Copy !req
201. Frankly, I'm glad to have
her off my payroll.Copy !req
202. Thanks for understanding.Copy !req
203. Wish you nothing but the best, bro.Copy !req
204. Dr. Fried, you are now the legal owner.Copy !req
205. Eat my dust, Donald Trump.Copy !req
206. - Hey, Adriana.
- Jesus Christ!Copy !req
207. Why don't you go
haunt a house or something?Copy !req
208. It's been a while, figured I'd check in.Copy !req
209. So you crawl up my ass?Copy !req
210. What do you want, Robyn?Copy !req
211. I heard Paulie Gualtieri's out of jail.Copy !req
212. - What do I know?
- How does Christopher feel about that?Copy !req
213. Christopher likes Paulie,
they're friends.Copy !req
214. Is that a crime now, too?Copy !req
215. How is Christopher anyway? He looked
tired last time I saw him.Copy !req
216. If you're gonna turn
me into a traitor, fine...Copy !req
217. but do me a favor and stop asking
about him like you give a shit how he is.Copy !req
218. How is he doing with his drug problem?Copy !req
219. He doesn't have a drug problem.Copy !req
220. How are you doing, Ade?Copy !req
221. Really.Copy !req
222. I'm fine. We're both fine.Copy !req
223. As a matter of fact, we're thinking
of finally getting married.Copy !req
224. You have a good time today?Copy !req
225. Yeah, it was cool. I love the ocean.Copy !req
226. Feel like taking a ride?Copy !req
227. See that church?Copy !req
228. Your great grandfather helped
build that almost 80 years ago.Copy !req
229. He was a stonemason, the old man.Copy !req
230. Came over from Avellino
with $4 in his pocket.Copy !req
231. Yeah, but I saw in a book
where you could get a hotel room...Copy !req
232. for, like, 10 cents a week then.Copy !req
233. Room service must've been,
like, one or two cents a meal.Copy !req
234. Room service?Copy !req
235. We're talking about history here, A.J.Copy !req
236. Your family's history. Newark's history.Copy !req
237. - Who gives a shit about Newark?
- I'm making a point.Copy !req
238. This neighborhood used to be beautiful.Copy !req
239. Hundred percent Italian.Copy !req
240. The 1920s, most of them
right off the boat.Copy !req
241. Most Italians couldn't even
find a church that wanted them.Copy !req
242. So what did they do, did they cry?Copy !req
243. Did they go to the government
with their hand out? No.Copy !req
244. They took care of their own problems.Copy !req
245. They said, "You don't want us here? Fine.
We'll build our own, a better one."Copy !req
246. Look at all these buildings around here.Copy !req
247. Most of them are
falling down into the ground.Copy !req
248. But that church is still standing.Copy !req
249. You know why?Copy !req
250. The bricks?Copy !req
251. 'Cause our people
give a shit, that's why.Copy !req
252. Every Sunday, Italians from
the old neighborhood drive miles...Copy !req
253. to come here to pray.Copy !req
254. They keep this place alive.Copy !req
255. So how come we never do?Copy !req
256. Buy land, A.J., 'cause God
ain't making any more of it.Copy !req
257. This is advice I'm
imparting to you as your father.Copy !req
258. Now what?Copy !req
259. Are you afraid?Copy !req
260. Right, like I haven't
seen places like this before.Copy !req
261. See those houses over there?Copy !req
262. I'm buying them.Copy !req
263. Those crappy ones? What for?Copy !req
264. For an investment.Copy !req
265. What have I been saying?Copy !req
266. I don't know.Copy !req
267. Real estate. Buy real estate.Copy !req
268. Dad, the black dude's coming over.Copy !req
269. - Hey, what's up?
- What's up?Copy !req
270. Five-O?Copy !req
271. Yeah, I'm Starsky and this is Hutch.Copy !req
272. Smoke, crack, or crank?Copy !req
273. No, thank you, we're just
having a look around.Copy !req
274. - No eyeing if you ain't buying, man.
- Thought this was a free country.Copy !req
275. Unless you want something, motherfucker,
get the fuck off our street.Copy !req
276. The language on you.Copy !req
277. - You blow your father with that mouth?
- What the fuck you say to my sister?Copy !req
278. Relax, I don't want trouble. I'm showing
my son the old neighborhood.Copy !req
279. This is our neighborhood
now. Guinea motherfucker.Copy !req
280. Yeah, I can see that.Copy !req
281. So that's a crack ho.Copy !req
282. Keep your fucking cracker
ass off my motherfucking block!Copy !req
283. Come on, ease up.Copy !req
284. She's really gonna marry him?Copy !req
285. - What is wrong with this girl?
- Come on.Copy !req
286. Moltisanti's a great catch.Copy !req
287. Tall, dark, and sociopathic.Copy !req
288. From a strategic standpoint, do
the nuptials help us or hurt us?Copy !req
289. If they do get married...Copy !req
290. brings them closer, obviously.Copy !req
291. And by extension,
gets her closer to Tony.Copy !req
292. It could cause her to stop cooperating.Copy !req
293. The guilt becomes overwhelming.Copy !req
294. Remember Angel Diletto?Copy !req
295. I think it's more likely
to have the opposite effect.Copy !req
296. His problems really become her problems.Copy !req
297. If they have kids, that's
even more pressure.Copy !req
298. The Dilettos never had kids.Copy !req
299. I wouldn't count on children.Copy !req
300. She's had some issues. Female trouble.Copy !req
301. Maybe Darwin was right.Copy !req
302. Nature really does weed out the nimrods.Copy !req
303. So what do we do, people? Yay or nay?Copy !req
304. Supportive or discouraging?Copy !req
305. If anyone objects to this marriage,
speak now or forever hold your peace.Copy !req
306. I say neutral or supportive.Copy !req
307. Even if we discourage it,
she'll go through with it anyway.Copy !req
308. Agreed then. They have our blessing.Copy !req
309. To the happy couple.Copy !req
310. These doctors own so much property.Copy !req
311. You're going to buy four
houses on Garside Street?Copy !req
312. You've certainly got your
work cut out for you.Copy !req
313. One day at a time.Copy !req
314. Keep on keeping on.Copy !req
315. Tony. Come on in.Copy !req
316. You know, it really would've
been better if we met over at Denny's.Copy !req
317. What are you worried about?
I was in the neighborhood.Copy !req
318. So, what's up?Copy !req
319. Can I get you something? Scotch, right?Copy !req
320. I sent some of my guys down there
to start gutting the place.Copy !req
321. Turned out one of the
houses was a crack den.Copy !req
322. - So?
- What, "so"?Copy !req
323. - We got to get them out of there.
- Why didn't your guys roust them?Copy !req
324. Oh, nice. Bunch of white guys
setting off caps in the ghetto.Copy !req
325. That won't attract any attention at all.Copy !req
326. - What do you want me to do?
- Exert some influence, make some calls.Copy !req
327. Get the donut squad to go
down there and roust the shitbags.Copy !req
328. Tony, it's not
that easy—Copy !req
329. Hello, Tony.Copy !req
330. How you doing, hon?Copy !req
331. I'm very good.Copy !req
332. No, I'm very well.Copy !req
333. Thanks you very much.Copy !req
334. She's taking a class at the community
college, English as a Second Language.Copy !req
335. You sound great.Copy !req
336. Ronnie, I'll go make
some lunch, some egg salad?Copy !req
337. Great. You hungry?Copy !req
338. No.Copy !req
339. Go light on the mayo.Copy !req
340. Look, when you're dealing
with squatters' rights...Copy !req
341. or anything having
to do with the homeless...Copy !req
342. it can get very tricky.Copy !req
343. Homeless? They're a bunch
of fucking crackheads.Copy !req
344. I understand they're
gumming up the works.Copy !req
345. But try to see the big picture.
The HUD approval came through.Copy !req
346. In two weeks, we're gonna
be looking at a huge windfall.Copy !req
347. See, that's why you're a politician
and not a businessman.Copy !req
348. Maximum value is the big picture.Copy !req
349. There must be $7,000 of copper pipe in there,
if they haven't taken it out already.Copy !req
350. I still don't know what
you expect me to do about it.Copy !req
351. Okay, all right.Copy !req
352. We'll take the $7,000 out of your end?Copy !req
353. - Well, no, but—
- Come on, Ronnie.Copy !req
354. University of Michigan.Copy !req
355. Fucking figure it out.Copy !req
356. Good dinner, baby.Copy !req
357. Christopher.Copy !req
358. - Let's get married.
- Whoa!Copy !req
359. Where'd this come from?Copy !req
360. I don't know.Copy !req
361. It's gonna be two years we're engaged.Copy !req
362. Let's just go down to City Hall.Copy !req
363. City Hall?Copy !req
364. What are we, schwugs?Copy !req
365. You said you wanted
a big wedding anyway.Copy !req
366. I don't care about that shit.Copy !req
367. I just want you.Copy !req
368. It'll be cheaper anyway,
we could buy a house.Copy !req
369. Plus, a wife...Copy !req
370. can't testify against her husband.Copy !req
371. You can't have a club, stay out all night
getting high when you have a kid.Copy !req
372. What if we didn't have kids?Copy !req
373. Fuck that! What's the
point of being married?Copy !req
374. I mean, what if we can't?Copy !req
375. If I can't?Copy !req
376. Would you still love me?Copy !req
377. Of course I'd still love you.Copy !req
378. Why?Copy !req
379. There's something you should know.Copy !req
380. A long time ago, years ago...Copy !req
381. I had a medical procedure.Copy !req
382. It was before we met.Copy !req
383. My uterus got pierced.Copy !req
384. - Both of them?
- There's only one.Copy !req
385. That's ovaries.Copy !req
386. So what does that mean?
You can't get pregnant?Copy !req
387. My doctor said it might be hard.Copy !req
388. A friend gave me the name
of a specialist in Manhattan.Copy !req
389. You knew you were damaged goods
and you never fucking told me?Copy !req
390. How could you call me that?Copy !req
391. Jesus fucking Christ! How could
you lie to me like that?Copy !req
392. I tried to tell you once. I wanted to.Copy !req
393. I was afraid that you wouldn't propose.Copy !req
394. You don't get it, Adriana.Copy !req
395. I don't have a son, the Moltisanti
name ends! That's it!Copy !req
396. - We could adopt.
- Yeah, that's great!Copy !req
397. Some kid with chinky eyes
called Moltisanti!Copy !req
398. He'd get his ass kicked every day!Copy !req
399. You said you'd still love me.Copy !req
400. That doesn't mean I'll
fucking marry you!Copy !req
401. She's a great girl, Christopher.Copy !req
402. You don't want to lose this one.Copy !req
403. T's right.Copy !req
404. You could have more kids
than the Kennedys...Copy !req
405. if you're married to
some twat, what good is it?Copy !req
406. Gotta have balance in a relationship.Copy !req
407. I know all that.Copy !req
408. But what if the kid thing never happens?Copy !req
409. Come on, medicine today? Technology?Copy !req
410. You want my advice?Copy !req
411. And this is nothing
about Ade or anybody else.Copy !req
412. Stay single as long as you can.Copy !req
413. Come on, what are you saying?Copy !req
414. No offense, but ask me,
marriage and our thing don't jive.Copy !req
415. Everybody we know is married.Copy !req
416. Not everybody.Copy !req
417. You love her, right?Copy !req
418. Yeah. You know.Copy !req
419. Then do the right thing.Copy !req
420. When the shoe was on
the other foot, your spleen...Copy !req
421. she stood by you, right?Copy !req
422. Do you want to end up
like my uncle Junior?Copy !req
423. Or worse, like Paulie?Copy !req
424. Exactly.Copy !req
425. All right, thanks.Copy !req
426. I've got to think about it.Copy !req
427. All right.Copy !req
428. - Ron!
- Hi, Lenore.Copy !req
429. What a nice surprise.Copy !req
430. We're overdue for that
dinner, the four of us.Copy !req
431. - We absolutely are.
- Here they come.Copy !req
432. We're late for
practice. He's in the den.Copy !req
433. Okay, thanks.Copy !req
434. The fact is, Mo,
these people are criminals.Copy !req
435. Drug addicts and dealers who've been
occupying that house illegally.Copy !req
436. What about the police? Get the seller,
the urologist, to make the call.Copy !req
437. They're crack addicts. They'll be
back there living in two hours.Copy !req
438. The deal was for me to effectuate
the purchase of these houses, period.Copy !req
439. I realize that.Copy !req
440. Nobody mentioned anything
about violence.Copy !req
441. We renounced it, remember?Copy !req
442. Then Eldridge went
into the codpiece business.Copy !req
443. I'm in a bind here.Copy !req
444. What do you expect me to do?Copy !req
445. - Get some of your people to handle it.
- What people?Copy !req
446. Well, we can't send whites in there.Copy !req
447. People of color.Copy !req
448. You run a youth gang outreach
program, don't you?Copy !req
449. - I'm on the board, Ron.
- Fine, I understand.Copy !req
450. Take the $7,000 this is costing
out of your end then.Copy !req
451. Come on.Copy !req
452. You know what I pay in
child support to my first wife.Copy !req
453. The chances I'm taking with this. I'm putting
it all on the line if I get caught.Copy !req
454. Get some kids, gangbangers, whatever,
you throw them some money.Copy !req
455. When you think about it
from a policing standpoint...Copy !req
456. it's one group of recidivists
beating on another.Copy !req
457. Stop trying to justify it.Copy !req
458. It's about the $7,000.Copy !req
459. Let me tell you something else.Copy !req
460. Guys like Tony, you don't fool
around with these people.Copy !req
461. My son...Copy !req
462. I don't know what he understands.Copy !req
463. I'm trying to tell him about the immigrants.
He's talking about room service.Copy !req
464. We need to talk about
your recent behavior in here.Copy !req
465. - Your angry tirade?
- You want to talk about that now?Copy !req
466. That was weeks ago.Copy !req
467. It was my judgment that at the time
you were in crisis about Gloria's suicide.Copy !req
468. Didn't you get the flowers I sent?Copy !req
469. Your behavior was unacceptable, Anthony.Copy !req
470. You cannot have these outbursts
and expect to redeem yourself...Copy !req
471. with an FTD bouquet.Copy !req
472. I'm sorry, all right?Copy !req
473. It's good that you're sorry,
but no, it's not all right.Copy !req
474. We've been down this road before.Copy !req
475. I know.Copy !req
476. The fact that you're angry is fine.Copy !req
477. And it's okay to talk about your anger.Copy !req
478. But when it manifests
itself in physicality...Copy !req
479. it becomes unacceptable.Copy !req
480. I never laid a finger on you.Copy !req
481. You loomed.Copy !req
482. - You threw my tissue holder.
- Then I picked it up.Copy !req
483. I was very upset.Copy !req
484. - You lied to me.
- I did not lie to you.Copy !req
485. You withheld information
about a very sensitive subject.Copy !req
486. All right, look.Copy !req
487. I know what I did was wrong. Okay?Copy !req
488. And you may not believe this...Copy !req
489. but I did exercise impulse control,
and I have been controlling my anger.Copy !req
490. This thing with my son, I went
to show him the old neighborhood...Copy !req
491. and we got accosted by these crackheads.Copy !req
492. One of them had a gun. The
other one threw a bottle at my car.Copy !req
493. Now it may not sound like much,
but I let it go. I drove away.Copy !req
494. Well, in the future, I'll
ask that you extend to me...Copy !req
495. the same courtesy
you would a crack addict.Copy !req
496. All right, as long as we're being truthful
here, you know, opening up?Copy !req
497. I've been holding a grudge against you
for recommending that Wendi Kobler...Copy !req
498. that half-assed adolescent shrink.Copy !req
499. That stupid bitch almost sent
my daughter to Barcelona.Copy !req
500. You're right, it's no excuse.Copy !req
501. I knew I hit something last night
when I turned off the road.Copy !req
502. Up and at them, Lieutenant.Copy !req
503. How was your ride?Copy !req
504. Busted brake line.Copy !req
505. - Yeah, what's it look like?
- Like a busted brake line, man.Copy !req
506. Good morning, honey.Copy !req
507. - Can you fix it, B.A.?
- Gonna try. Thanks, Hannibal.Copy !req
508. I need those.Copy !req
509. What do you need my tools for?Copy !req
510. Going to get my hands on the tape
that'll prove Calvin Cutter's a murderer.Copy !req
511. I won't leave the county without proof.Copy !req
512. The tape won't do us good if we can't
get out of the county with it.Copy !req
513. Listen, I've been doing some thinking...Copy !req
514. the kid thing and all.Copy !req
515. I'm not happy that you lied to me.Copy !req
516. But I think I want
to try and deal with it.Copy !req
517. Really?Copy !req
518. I love you, Adriana.Copy !req
519. I want you in my life.Copy !req
520. I love you, too, Christopher.Copy !req
521. Are you high?Copy !req
522. You gotta start with that now?Copy !req
523. - I just want to be sure it's real.
- It is real.Copy !req
524. I love you.Copy !req
525. When can we get married?Copy !req
526. I was thinking maybe our anniversary,
we could go to Vegas.Copy !req
527. Vegas? Want to get married
by some Elvis impersonator?Copy !req
528. - We would save money at least.
- No, it's a sacrament, Ade.Copy !req
529. Why don't we have it here?
All your friends could come.Copy !req
530. We'll have it in the great room,
or in the yard even, if it's nice out.Copy !req
531. We can have Artie cater it.Copy !req
532. I think Christopher will ask
Tony to be his best man.Copy !req
533. I am sure he will be honored.Copy !req
534. - Does your mother know?
- You're the first person I've told.Copy !req
535. We'll decorate the whole
house with mums.Copy !req
536. Believe me, you will
not save any money in Vegas.Copy !req
537. My cousin Jackie and her
husband Tommy, $60,000 at blackjack.Copy !req
538. - I'm getting married!
- I know!Copy !req
539. Give me some of that.Copy !req
540. Remember, just shoot the
ceiling and shit. No 187s.Copy !req
541. Get the fuck out my
house, motherfuckers!Copy !req
542. Get out and stay out!Copy !req
543. Hey, mister.Copy !req
544. I'll kill you if you come
around here, bitch.Copy !req
545. Don't come back here no more.Copy !req
546. Get the fuck out
before we kill your asses!Copy !req
547. Fucker's got a.9 mm!Copy !req
548. All right.Copy !req
549. Don't come around here no more.Copy !req
550. That's my brother.Copy !req
551. Get out of here, you filthy bitch!Copy !req
552. Go!Copy !req
553. I told you young people
that crack is some bad shit.Copy !req
554. Dr. Fried, $1,300,000.Copy !req
555. Mr. Tiffen, you take possession
as of today.Copy !req
556. Good luck now, and congratulations.Copy !req
557. Thank you, Doctor.Copy !req
558. For you.Copy !req
559. - What's this?
- It's a music box.Copy !req
560. Holy shit.Copy !req
561. A Patek?Copy !req
562. Yeah, me and Ralph got lucky
on a new real estate investment.Copy !req
563. You actually did it?Copy !req
564. - I was just
speculating. I never— -Relax.Copy !req
565. - Your name will never come up.
- It's not that, it's just...Copy !req
566. The
American taxpayers—Copy !req
567. They pay for airport security,
look how well that's going.Copy !req
568. Give me a fucking break.Copy !req
569. This is like a $15,000
watch, Tony. I can't take this.Copy !req
570. It's just a little thank
you, that's all.Copy !req
571. A.J., what are you doing down there?Copy !req
572. It's me, Carm! Down here with Bri'.Copy !req
573. - I'm just borrowing some tools.
- All right.Copy !req
574. Thank you for this, really.Copy !req
575. I gotta get dressed.Copy !req
576. - Furio, hi, good morning.
- Good morning.Copy !req
577. Come in. What are you
doing out in the cold?Copy !req
578. Today I'll wait in the car, I think.Copy !req
579. Why? Don't you want some coffee?Copy !req
580. The motor is acting funny.Copy !req
581. I need to keep my foot on the gas pedal.Copy !req
582. Well, okay.Copy !req
583. I was looking forward
to seeing those pictures.Copy !req
584. I'll let Tony know you're here.Copy !req
585. Furio's here.Copy !req
586. You doing some work on the house?Copy !req
587. Yeah, you know. Sinking
some anchors for a wall mirror.Copy !req
588. Thank you.Copy !req
589. How's the mousse?Copy !req
590. Fucking great.Copy !req
591. I tell you...Copy !req
592. the shit you miss when you're inside?Copy !req
593. There was a week where I
would've killed for some Good & Plentys.Copy !req
594. Should've told me.Copy !req
595. I would've sent you some.Copy !req
596. I know you would've.Copy !req
597. See, that's the thing though.
What I need's not your problem.Copy !req
598. - What do you mean?
- Fucking Tony.Copy !req
599. Four months I'm up there,
like the Man in the Iron Mask.Copy !req
600. Not one visit. Not
even a fucking phone call.Copy !req
601. - The guy didn't reach out at all?
- When do I ever complain?Copy !req
602. Paulie, look, the guy's the boss.Copy !req
603. You visit a guy in
the can these days...Copy !req
604. You know the feds.Copy !req
605. You give someone the time of day,
it's a criminal conspiracy.Copy !req
606. So he can't phone? You fucking did.Copy !req
607. Even before I left, he was
treating me like the ugly girl at the dance.Copy !req
608. I'm sucking wind, and he's rolling in
it with that fucking Christ killer.Copy !req
609. Hesh?Copy !req
610. Fucking Zellman, fucking
real estate scam.Copy !req
611. The Frelinghuysen Avenue thing.Copy !req
612. We had some words.Copy !req
613. - Tony made it right.
- It's a different one now.Copy !req
614. I'm not sure what it is.Copy !req
615. All I know is fucking Ralphie's going around
bragging about how much they're making.Copy !req
616. Listen, John, I know we talk sometimes.Copy !req
617. I tell you my
problems, you tell me yours.Copy !req
618. I have the highest regards for Carmine.Copy !req
619. He thinks the world of you, also.Copy !req
620. Even still, this shit
don't leave the table, right?Copy !req
621. I'm hurt that you even have to ask.Copy !req
622. As far as we know, those transformers
are perfectly safe...Copy !req
623. but I'll propose an ad-hoc study.Copy !req
624. - Thank you, assemblyman.
- Okay, bye-bye.Copy !req
625. Mr. Olmstead called regarding lunch,
and you've got the zoning hearing at 4:00.Copy !req
626. I'll call him later, I'm
going to make a stop.Copy !req
627. I'll see you back at the office and make sure
that she's on the list for the fundraiser.Copy !req
628. - Does this go your cousins?
- No, Verrazano Salvage, ask for Gene.Copy !req
629. Don't forget the fireplace mantles
and the wall sconces.Copy !req
630. Downtown, the yuppies pay top dollar.Copy !req
631. We're on it, Ton', don't worry.Copy !req
632. Assemblyman. What brings you
to beautiful downtown Newark?Copy !req
633. Meeting with one of my constituents.Copy !req
634. - You going to be at the Bing tomorrow?
- I don't know yet.Copy !req
635. Maybe I'll see you over there then.Copy !req
636. Maybe you will.Copy !req
637. Is it going to be a nice house here now?Copy !req
638. I'm taking it.Copy !req
639. I'll put it on my card, okay?
It's with my clothes.Copy !req
640. I'll get the seamstress.Copy !req
641. I can't believe you're
finally doing this. So sudden, too.Copy !req
642. The best part is going to be seeing
how much people give us.Copy !req
643. Lisa told me at her and Ricky's wedding,
Bobby Canzoneri didn't cover his plate.Copy !req
644. Shut up.Copy !req
645. $40 in an envelope, not even a card.Copy !req
646. I'll tell you, though, the
main thing about getting married?Copy !req
647. I can never be called to testify.Copy !req
648. What do you mean?Copy !req
649. - A wife can't testify against her husband?
- Right.Copy !req
650. Actually, though, I don't
think that's actually true.Copy !req
651. What do you mean?Copy !req
652. They did a whole
Murder, She Wrote about that.Copy !req
653. This butler thought his wife
couldn't testify against her husband...Copy !req
654. but it turns out,
legally she actually could.Copy !req
655. To claim marital privilege,
three conditions must be met.Copy !req
656. The communication must be made
during the course of the marriage.Copy !req
657. Anything said before you
were married is fair game.Copy !req
658. Two, the communication
must involve only the spouses.Copy !req
659. The presence of a third party
destroys the privilege.Copy !req
660. Three, communication can't be
made in furtherance of a crime.Copy !req
661. Oh, my God, it's a simple question.
Can they make me testify or not?Copy !req
662. The short answer?Copy !req
663. Probably.Copy !req
664. In organized crime, a RICO, the feds
will spend a fortune putting on their case.Copy !req
665. Believe me, if they want you to testify,
they're going to find a way.Copy !req
666. Here you go, 10 percent apiece.Copy !req
667. Technically, it's a little less...Copy !req
668. but our friend rounded you
up to an even $60,000.Copy !req
669. There's plenty more
where that came from.Copy !req
670. A lot of poor families need
affordable housing in Newark.Copy !req
671. Ronnie, listen...Copy !req
672. I didn't want to say this.Copy !req
673. - No hard feelings?
- Of course not.Copy !req
674. - You sure you're all right?
- I'm fine.Copy !req
675. You're just being...Copy !req
676. - You're being awfully quiet.
- I don't know, tired.Copy !req
677. - You ever feel bad about any of this?
- What do you mean?Copy !req
678. When I think about where
we started out...Copy !req
679. I used to think what
I did made a difference.Copy !req
680. The anti-drug
programs, the voter drives.Copy !req
681. But over the years...Copy !req
682. it's like shoveling shit
against the tide, you know that.Copy !req
683. I guess.Copy !req
684. You cut corners, but you help
out. Do the best you can.Copy !req
685. If it ain't us, it's going to
be somebody else. Really, I mean...Copy !req
686. What are we supposed to
be, the only honest men?Copy !req
687. We were going to lead a revolution.Copy !req
688. Revolution.Copy !req
689. The revolution got sold, Ronnie.Copy !req
690. You heard the Beatles for H&R Block?Copy !req
691. Sometimes I feel
like I should be punished.Copy !req
692. Come on, let's get something to eat.Copy !req
693. Here's something I never
thought I'd say:Copy !req
694. To the federal government.Copy !req
695. Depends on which department.Copy !req
696. A cappuccino maker, this is great.Copy !req
697. Is that the Capresso?
You'll love that, Ade.Copy !req
698. Cappuccino now. He used to drink Bosco.Copy !req
699. I got it at Fortunoff's
if you want to exchange it.Copy !req
700. No scissors, bad luck!Copy !req
701. That's from me.Copy !req
702. I can't count how many cheese melts
I've made for Silvio in that thing.Copy !req
703. Here, open this one, Ade.Copy !req
704. Oh, girlCopy !req
705. I'd be in trouble if you left me nowCopy !req
706. 'Cause I don't know where
to look for loveCopy !req
707. Oh, girlCopy !req
708. You got anything to drink?Copy !req
709. What's going on?Copy !req
710. What's up?Copy !req
711. Look, why don't you
just calm down and—Copy !req
712. I'm perfectly calm.Copy !req
713. We can talk about whatever's
bothering you.Copy !req
714. Tony, this is crazy.Copy !req
715. Come on, fuck!Copy !req
716. Tony, no!Copy !req
717. All the girls in New Jersey,
you had to fuck this one?Copy !req
718. Go ahead, cry like a bitch.Copy !req
719. Ronnie.Copy !req