Tulsa King 1x1

1. This is USP Canaan.

2. This is USP Canaan.

3. The federal prison in Northern Pennsylvania.

4. Definitely not a great choice for a destination wedding.

5. Definitely not a great choice for a destination wedding.

6. I subsisted in hellholes like this for the last 25 years,

7. I subsisted in hellholes like this for the last 25 years,

8. and to keep what's left of my brain from deteriorating,

9. and to keep what's left of my brain from deteriorating,

10. I read some very good literature and wrote some very bad poems

11. and tried to avoid getting shanked for a second time.

12. and tried to avoid getting shanked for a second time.

13. I remember when I was 17, my father asked

14. I remember when I was 17, my father asked

15. what I wanted to be.

16. If I'd like to be a barber like him.

17. If I'd like to be a barber like him.

18. I laughed in his face.

19. I wanted to be a successful gangster.

20. I wanted to be a successful gangster.

21. In retrospect, I ask myself

22. if what I chose for an occupation

23. if what I chose for an occupation

24. was worth 25 years of my life.

25. The answer is no.

26. The answer is no.

27. Not 25 seconds.

28. But those are bygone times,

29. water under the bridge.

30. water under the bridge.

31. I married this life,

32. and after keeping my mouth shut for all these years,

33. and after keeping my mouth shut for all these years,

34. I'm gonna see if it married me back.

35. - What about Scores? - What?

36. There's a party, right?

37. There's a party, right?

38. Long Island.

39. What?

40. Long Island.

41. Why?

42. They gave me an address.

43. They gave me an address.

44. Whose house is this?

45. Whose house is this?

46. They didn't say.

47. Supposed to wait here.

48. Supposed to wait here.

49. They're ready for you.

50. Gang's all here.

51. Gang's all here.

52. There he is.

53. Nice place you got here.

54. How you doin', Chickie?

55. Uncle Dwight.

56. - Remember Vince? - I do.

57. - Remember Vince? - I do.

58. - Have a seat. - At the head of the table?

59. - Have a seat. - At the head of the table?

60. That ain't the head, that's the ass.

61. Witty.

62. Nico, Mario, you guys gotta stand behind me?

63. Nico, Mario, you guys gotta stand behind me?

64. We're watching the door, buddy, that's all.

65. Well, you can watch from anywhere

66. - like that corner over there. - What can they do,

67. - like that corner over there. - What can they do,

68. someone comes through the doorway

69. the fuck over there, Dwight?

70. You expecting company, Glenny?

71. You expecting company, Glenny?

72. What's wrong with you?

73. Nothing, I just don't like guys standing behind me.

74. Easy, buddy, we're just watching the door.

75. Easy, buddy, we're just watching the door.

76. Don't stand behind my fuckin' back.

77. - Just give him some space. - Where I've been,

78. - it's not a good idea. - Ashpet, relax.

79. - it's not a good idea. - Ashpet, relax.

80. - Sit down... - Not exactly

81. the welcome I was expecting.

82. Business first.

83. Business first.

84. How is business?

85. It's tough.

86. It's tough.

87. Am I supposed to be talking to him or to you?

88. Am I supposed to be talking to him or to you?

89. Chickie's my underboss now.

90. Vince is one of my capos.

91. Vince is one of my capos.

92. Lot of changes.

93. Twenty-five years.

94. Twenty-five years.

95. I was a kid when you went away.

96. I got news for you, you're still a kid,

97. so enjoy it.

98. Like I was saying, things are tough.

99. Like I was saying, things are tough.

100. Not like when you were around.

101. No, it was easy when I was around.

102. No, it was easy when I was around.

103. - Just a little bit. - Listen to my son.

104. Look-look-look, I don't know what you're expecting,

105. okay, now that you're back,

106. okay, now that you're back,

107. but we can't just rewind the clock.

108. I'll tell you what I'm expecting,

109. that way you'll know. I'm expecting after doing

110. that way you'll know. I'm expecting after doing

111. 25 years, to save your father's ass,

112. for a murder, to save your ass,

113. whacking a guy, who I actually liked,

114. whacking a guy, who I actually liked,

115. who didn't deserve it,

116. I'm expecting some form of adequate compensation.

117. I'm expecting some form of adequate compensation.

118. What do you think, we're not gonna take care of you?

119. Are you?

120. Yes.

121. Yes.

122. Tulsa.

123. - What the fuck is Tulsa? - It's a city in Oklahoma.

124. - What the fuck is Tulsa? - It's a city in Oklahoma.

125. I know it's a city in Oklahoma, I can read a map.

126. What the fuck are you talking about?

127. I want you to go there.

128. Plant a flag, get it set up.

129. Plant a flag, get it set up.

130. - Are you serious? - Oh, yeah.

131. Dwight, I've been there, the horse races,

132. Dwight, I've been there, the horse races,

133. Springboard Mile, it's wide fuckin' open.

134. It's the future. There's nobody doing nothing.

135. You can earn like crazy. Do whatever the fuck you want.

136. You can earn like crazy. Do whatever the fuck you want.

137. But I'd be doing it in Oklahoma.

138. There's nothing left for you here.

139. I'm sorry. But time just doesn't stop

140. because you fuckin' went away.

141. because you fuckin' went away.

142. Nothing left for me here.

143. Hey.

144. Hey.

145. You remember my wife Marie?

146. She divorced me when I went aside,

147. She divorced me when I went aside,

148. and my daughter Tina?

149. I haven't talked to her in 18 years.

150. She hates me.

151. She hates me.

152. I took an oath. And I honored it.

153. I kept my mouth shut for 25 fuckin' years.

154. I kept my mouth shut for 25 fuckin' years.

155. And now all I got to my name is a few bucks,

156. my suit in mothballs, this watch,

157. my suit in mothballs, this watch,

158. and a fuckin' pinky ring that you gave me.

159. Now, you got the balls to tell me that,

160. after everything I've been through,

161. after everything I've lost, after everything

162. after everything I've lost, after everything

163. I've done for this family— your family—

164. fuck— there's nothing left for me?

165. Hey! You don't understand how this fuckin' works.

166. Hey! You don't understand how this fuckin' works.

167. They told you where the fuck to go.

168. - That's it. - I don't understand?

169. Listen, I made my bones

170. Listen, I made my bones

171. when you were in fuckin' diapers.

172. Well, now you're wearing diapers.

173. - Back the fuck up!

174. - Back the fuck up!

175. Are you outta your fuckin' mind?

176. No, I'm not outta my mind.

177. - This guy has no respect. - He's a capo, Dwight.

178. - This guy has no respect. - He's a capo, Dwight.

179. To you, Pete, not to me!

180. This wasn't our deal.

181. Jesus Christ, I came here with some sense of honor.

182. You talk about compensation?

183. You talk about compensation?

184. I'm giving you a whole entire fuckin' city!

185. You're giving me fuckin' banishment.

186. You're giving me fuckin' banishment.

187. You kick up five grand a week to start.

188. Sure, why not?

189. Sure, why not?

190. Tulsa. Yeah, why not?

191. Be nice to breathe some fresh air.

192. Be nice to breathe some fresh air.

193. Oh! What was that?

194. It's a grasshopper. They're harmless.

195. It's a grasshopper. They're harmless.

196. That thing's the size of my cock.

197. - Excuse me? - Actually, I'm more endowed than that,

198. - Excuse me? - Actually, I'm more endowed than that,

199. so— goddamn, lady—

200. Relax, it's holy water, it's holy water.

201. You should gargle with it with that mouth.

202. You should gargle with it with that mouth.

203. These Church of God folks bless the shit out of you,

204. you're not careful.

205. - Need a cab? - Actually, I do.

206. - Need a cab? - Actually, I do.

207. Let me get you right here then.

208. Name's Tyson, welcome to Tulsa.

209. - Where to, man? - Hotel.

210. - Where to, man? - Hotel.

211. Which one?

212. One where no one will break my balls.

213. One where no one will break my balls.

214. Why do they call this place the Sooner State?

215. Well, you got the football team.

216. - Mm-hmm. - That's all Sooner history.

217. - Mm-hmm. - That's all Sooner history.

218. You know, when people first came here and shit.

219. - Settlers. - When was that?

220. Back in the day, I guess, I don't know.

221. Back in the day, I guess, I don't know.

222. You're not curious?

223. Not really.

224. Not really.

225. You know what'd be nice?

226. If someone invented a device

227. where you could look this shit up,

228. where you could look this shit up,

229. that would really be great.

230. You trippin', man?

231. The iPhone, man, you...

232. The iPhone, man, you...

233. Oh, you fuckin' with me, man, you...

234. I can't look it up right now.

235. I can't look it up right now.

236. I'm— I'm driving right now.

237. Yeah, all right, forget it.

238. Lot of churches around here.

239. It's the Bible Belt, my man.

240. It's the Bible Belt, my man.

241. - And you in the buckle.

242. So is this a wedding? A funeral?

243. - Business. - What kind of business?

244. - Business. - What kind of business?

245. The "none of your fuckin' business"

246. - kind of business.

247. I like that. Gangster gotta be a gangster, huh?

248. I like that. Gangster gotta be a gangster, huh?

249. What'd you call me?

250. - Say what? - You called me a gangster.

251. - Say what? - You called me a gangster.

252. I didn't call you no gangster, I said a gangster gotta...

253. - be a gangster. - Wouldn't that make me a gangster?

254. - be a gangster. - Wouldn't that make me a gangster?

255. Look, man, you obviously ain't met no Black folks, or—

256. I met more Black folks than you can count.

257. Well, then you would know, you can call anybody

258. Well, then you would know, you can call anybody

259. a gangster, it's like saying they cool.

260. You think a gangster is cool?

261. Aight, it's like— it's like calling a dude a player.

262. Except I say gangster, I ain't sayin' you in a gang.

263. Except I say gangster, I ain't sayin' you in a gang.

264. You know, you my gangster like a motherfucker right now—

265. You'd better stop calling me that, pal.

266. Hey, look, ain't nobody gonna tell me what to say

267. Hey, look, ain't nobody gonna tell me what to say

268. in my own cab, you got that— gangster?

269. You know what, someone's gonna slap some good grammar

270. in your mouth, and that's gonna be me—

271. in your mouth, and that's gonna be me—

272. Hey, ain't nobody gonna talk to me like that

273. - in my own damn cab— - Hey, hey!

274. You want some gangster? I'll give you gangster.

275. Stop the car.

276. Stop the car.

277. What is that place?

278. It's a dispensary.

279. It's a dispensary.

280. It's where they sell marijuana.

281. So anybody can just walk in there?

282. Yeah, it's a store, man, what you want?

283. Yeah, it's a store, man, what you want?

284. - Uh-huh, who runs it? - Whoever owns it.

285. Nah, I mean, who runs this neighborhood?

286. Like, what crew runs it?

287. Ain't no crew up in here, man.

288. You're in the middle of nowhere.

289. No, I got that. Why don't you pull over there?

290. No, I got that. Why don't you pull over there?

291. Well, wait a little bit until I come out.

292. This will compensate you for your time.

293. This will compensate you for your time.

294. Excuse me, sir. Let me see your medical ID.

295. It's okay, I'm just looking around.

296. It's okay, I'm just looking around.

297. It's okay.

298. - I'm not gonna buy anything. - Yeah, that's cool, man.

299. Thanks, appreciate it.

300. Thanks, appreciate it.

301. - Howdy. - Howdy.

302. Can I help you?

303. Can I help you?

304. Yeah, uh, I just got into town.

305. And I'm just looking around.

306. And I'm just looking around.

307. And I'm wondering, how does all this work?

308. Oh, um... depends on what you're looking for.

309. Oh, um... depends on what you're looking for.

310. - Mm. - Um, we got gummies—

311. - Mm-hmm. —actual flower,

312. CBD oil, creams,

313. CBD oil, creams,

314. uh, strictly for medicinal purposes.

315. If you're just looking to get high, let me know.

316. If you're just looking to get high, let me know.

317. - Take credit cards? - It's cash only, sorry.

318. Really? Oh.

319. Really? Oh.

320. You only have one guard and no cameras.

321. Where I come from, very risky.

322. Where I come from, very risky.

323. We don't get much crime here.

324. Oh, that's good.

325. So, who owns this shithole?

326. So, who owns this shithole?

327. Uh, excuse me?

328. I said...

329. who owns this shithole?

330. - Uh, Bodhi. - Where's Bodhi?

331. - Uh, Bodhi. - Where's Bodhi?

332. In his office?

333. Are you asking me or telling me?

334. Go get Bodhi.

335. I— I can't leave the desk, man.

336. I— I can't leave the desk, man.

337. Hey...

338. put down the pork rinds and get Bodhi.

339. put down the pork rinds and get Bodhi.

340. - What? - You heard me, Jumbo.

341. Get Bodhi.

342. Get Bodhi.

343. Listen, asshole, take a hike.

344. Come on, man, time to go.

345. You got a tire iron?

346. Yeah, yeah, I can go to the back and—

347. Yeah, yeah, I can go to the back and—

348. Forget it.

349. - Hey, yo, that's my juice. - Ssh.

350. Anybody got the time?

351. All right, listen, mister, I told you to—

352. - Aah! - Oh, my God!

353. Okay, what the fuck, Clint.

354. You must be Bodhi.

355. Yeah, who the— who are you?

356. - What's your name again? - Clint.

357. Clint. Stand next to Clint.

358. Clint. Stand next to Clint.

359. Is this a robbery? Fuck.

360. Fred?

361. Fred?

362. Oh, my God, is he dead?

363. Nah, he's taking a break.

364. Excuse me, sweetheart.

365. Excuse me, sweetheart.

366. Are you waiting for an engraved invitation?

367. I'm way too fucking high for this, can—

368. I'm way too fucking high for this, can—

369. can I just wait it out over here, please?

370. Put your phone on the counter and take a seat.

371. Put your phone on the counter and take a seat.

372. I need to see your books.

373. My books?

374. Your books, your ledgers, files,

375. Your books, your ledgers, files,

376. whatever you got.

377. Are you... from the government?

378. I just knocked your guard out, cold,

379. I just knocked your guard out, cold,

380. and you think I'm a CPA?

381. So, you're not with the government.

382. So, you're not with the government.

383. Let's take a walk.

384. Look at these numbers. You're making a fortune.

385. Look at these numbers. You're making a fortune.

386. So, where are you keeping this money?

387. It's in the bank.

388. I swear, it's in the bank.

389. I swear, it's in the bank.

390. Only states legalized this stuff.

391. You put that money in the bank,

392. and the Feds will have it by morning.

393. Even you're smart enough to know that.

394. I'm not lying to you.

395. I'm not lying to you.

396. Let me paint you a picture.

397. You see my shoe?

398. Yeah.

399. Now, I'm gonna take the heel

400. Now, I'm gonna take the heel

401. of my right shoe, which is very sharp,

402. and stomp it—

403. —very hard

404. —very hard

405. on the top of your left foot,

406. breaking at least three or four metatarsals.

407. breaking at least three or four metatarsals.

408. It's excruciating. I don't wanna do it.

409. So, let me ask you again.

410. So, let me ask you again.

411. Could it be in the desk? Could it be in the microwave?

412. Or could the safe be behind that...

413. Or could the safe be behind that...

414. silly poster?

415. silly poster?

416. You don't need to put yourself through this.

417. I wanna be your friend, I want you to be my friend.

418. I wanna be your friend, I want you to be my friend.

419. I don't wanna hurt your feet.

420. Just open the safe, please.

421. Just open the safe, please.

422. My God.

423. How much you got there?

424. How much you got there?

425. Half a million.

426. This is how it's gonna work.

427. I'm gonna take 20% a week.

428. I'm gonna take 20% a week.

429. Hey, we all got bosses, even I answer to somebody.

430. But in exchange, I'll protect you from the gangs.

431. But in exchange, I'll protect you from the gangs.

432. What gangs?

433. - And the law. - This is legal.

434. - And the law. - This is legal.

435. And if you attacked by locusts, I'll spray 'em.

436. Please, don't make me have to be an asshole about this.

437. Please, don't make me have to be an asshole about this.

438. Okay? I protect you.

439. And you pay me a commission.

440. Capisce?

441. Capisce?

442. That's really all you're gonna take?

443. What did I just say? We're partners.

444. What did I just say? We're partners.

445. You make the money, and I make sure you keep it.

446. Do we have a deal?

447. - Do I have a choice? - Absolutely not.

448. - What happened to my bottle?

449. - What happened to my bottle?

450. - I was thirsty. - You don't want it.

451. It's got blood all over it. Open the door.

452. When you're not driving a cab, what kind of car do you drive?

453. When you're not driving a cab, what kind of car do you drive?

454. Pssh, the repo man took it.

455. Here's some money.

456. I want you to buy me this car.

457. - A Navigator? - Yep, new one, black,

458. - A Navigator? - Yep, new one, black,

459. and you drive for me now.

460. What?

461. What?

462. Two grand a week.

463. My gangster.

464. My gangster.

465. Let's go to the hotel.

466. Stop with that gangster shit.

467. Stop with that gangster shit.

468. Okay, Tyson, I need you here

469. tomorrow morning at 10:00 AM.

470. Wear a collared shirt, 10:00 AM.

471. Wear a collared shirt, 10:00 AM.

472. Can I help you, Mister...

473. Manfredi.

474. Can you call me a cab?

475. Oh, we don't really get

476. Oh, we don't really get

477. a lot of cabs around here,

478. - but you can call an Uber. - Oh, yeah, what's the number?

479. There's no number, you just use the app

480. There's no number, you just use the app

481. - on your phone. - Oh.

482. Do you have an app on your phone?

483. Of course.

484. Ms. McNamara, call me an Uber.

485. Ms. McNamara, call me an Uber.

486. - Is this seat taken? - It's all yours.

487. Good evening.

488. - How you doing? - Good.

489. What'll it be?

490. Well, I assume you don't have chianti.

491. You assume correctly.

492. You assume correctly.

493. - Okay. - What you need's a bourbon.

494. Yeah, and why is that?

495. Well, because I was really hoping you'd buy me one.

496. Well, because I was really hoping you'd buy me one.

497. You'll have to forgive my friend here,

498. mister, he's a goddamn mooch.

499. mister, he's a goddamn mooch.

500. Hey, the answer is always no until you ask.

501. I'll have a bourbon for me and my two pals here.

502. I'll have a bourbon for me and my two pals here.

503. - See? - Bourbon it is.

504. Is it all right to eat here?

505. Is it all right to eat here?

506. Best seat in the house.

507. And what do you suggest?

508. You find better ribs in Tulsa—

509. You find better ribs in Tulsa—

510. —you let me know.

511. Ah, then ribs it is.

512. So, where's home, friend?

513. I'm gonna give you two guesses,

514. I'm gonna give you two guesses,

515. but I bet you'll get it in one.

516. - New York. - You're good, very good.

517. - New York. - You're good, very good.

518. I couldn't help notice, are those

519. lizard boots you're wearing?

520. Yes, sir, they are.

521. Yes, sir, they are.

522. Made in Texas just like me.

523. Check these out.

524. Check these out.

525. Made in Italy, like my old man.

526. Well, how about that? We both like dinosaurs.

527. Well, how about that? We both like dinosaurs.

528. There you go.

529. - Salud. - Salud.

530. - Salud. - Salud.

531. I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure

532. I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure

533. that's not a Lincoln Navigator.

534. It's my mom's.

535. And?

536. Had to go home and get it after the car dealership.

537. Had to go home and get it after the car dealership.

538. - Where's the Navigator? - He wouldn't sell me one.

539. - You show him the cash? - What happened was

540. - You show him the cash? - What happened was

541. he called me a crack dealer, threatened to call the police.

542. Take me there.

543. Take me there.

544. Good morning. How can I help you?

545. Good morning. How can I help you?

546. No one's gonna know, what are you worried about?

547. Uh-huh.

548. Listen, uh, let me call you back.

549. Donnie Shore. What can I do you for?

550. Perry Cuomo, nice to meet you.

551. It seems we have a slight misunderstanding.

552. It seems we have a slight misunderstanding.

553. See, my associate was in earlier,

554. trying to buy that Navigator that you got downstairs,

555. trying to buy that Navigator that you got downstairs,

556. but you wouldn't sell it to him.

557. Oh, boy, I am so sorry.

558. Oh, boy, I am so sorry.

559. Why, Donnie?

560. Well, you know, it was a total misunderstanding.

561. Like you said yourself.

562. The truth is, he's a good kid.

563. The truth is, he's a good kid.

564. Probably never had a day of trouble in his life.

565. You see the problem is, you see a young Black guy

566. You see the problem is, you see a young Black guy

567. with a mountain of money— right away, you say,

568. hey, he's gotta be a drug dealer.

569. hey, he's gotta be a drug dealer.

570. - Oh. - But I walk in,

571. in a nice suit...

572. and you're not afraid anymore.

573. and you're not afraid anymore.

574. You see, the irony is...

575. he's afraid of the wrong thing.

576. - I'm not following. - Well, follow this.

577. Aah— I'm calling the police.

578. Aah— I'm calling the police.

579. Hey, let me get the phone for ya.

580. Here's the deal, Donnie.

581. You're gonna sell my friend over here

582. the black Navigator

583. the black Navigator

584. for $50,000 cash.

585. - Loaded. - Loaded.

586. - Deal? - Okay.

587. This wasn't necessary.

588. This wasn't necessary.

589. This is crazy.

590. This is crazy.

591. I forgot how good ice cream is.

592. They didn't give you ice cream in jail?

593. No.

594. No.

595. Usually it was tiramisu.

596. That's a joke, right?

597. That's a joke, right?

598. Eh...

599. Eh...

600. Enough.

601. I'm gonna go wash up, I'll meet you back at the car,

602. we're gonna go see Bodhi.

603. we're gonna go see Bodhi.

604. Hey.

605. How you doin', Fred?

606. How you doin', Fred?

607. - I've been better. - Try the Advil.

608. Thanks.

609. What's with this puss?

610. What's with this puss?

611. That's how you welcome customers?

612. Are you a customer now?

613. You know, you're in the service business.

614. You gotta be welcoming.

615. - This is Tyson, by the way. - What's up?

616. I got something for you.

617. Security camera.

618. And before you say anything, yes,

619. And before you say anything, yes,

620. I get the irony.

621. So, how much did we make today?

622. Um, we made

623. Um, we made

624. a little over five grand so far.

625. You're a sarcastic little prick, aren't you?

626. So, tell me, where do you get your weed from?

627. There's a greenhouse and a 40-acre farm

628. There's a greenhouse and a 40-acre farm

629. a couple hours north of here.

630. That's where I buy. They're licensed.

631. - Who are "they"? - A guy named Jimmy.

632. - Who are "they"? - A guy named Jimmy.

633. Is he a front for somebody? 'Cause a lot of these farms

634. are fronts for cartels, you gotta know your risks.

635. are fronts for cartels, you gotta know your risks.

636. There was no risk until you came along.

637. You know, the Feds can waltz in here right now,

638. take every dollar you got, and there's not a goddamn thing

639. take every dollar you got, and there's not a goddamn thing

640. you can do about it.

641. - What do you suggest I do? - Clean it.

642. - What do you suggest I do? - Clean it.

643. You mean, uh, launder it?

644. I mean like George fuckin' Jefferson.

645. I mean like George fuckin' Jefferson.

646. The TV show, before your time?

647. Had a lot of dry cleaners. Not important.

648. Had a lot of dry cleaners. Not important.

649. What's important is you get that money outta here

650. - as fast as you can. - Okay, isn't that illegal?

651. - as fast as you can. - Okay, isn't that illegal?

652. You sell pot for Christ's sake.

653. And... where should I put it?

654. And... where should I put it?

655. Tanning salons. Used to be big business.

656. Now they're big losers.

657. Now they're big losers.

658. - Clubs, discos. - A disco?

659. Whatever you call 'em nowadays.

660. Whatever you call 'em nowadays.

661. I just don't wanna get in trouble.

662. There's more than one kind of trouble, Bodhi,

663. Especially when you have money like that in the safe.

664. Especially when you have money like that in the safe.

665. Now, you listen to what I'm saying.

666. If you need me, I'll be at the Western Plains.

667. The Western Plains?

668. The Western Plains?

669. - What? - It's a dump.

670. What's the best hotel in Tulsa?

671. What's the best hotel in Tulsa?

672. - The Mayo. - So why am I not staying there?

673. You said you wanted to be in a place

674. that wasn't gonna bust your balls, right?

675. that wasn't gonna bust your balls, right?

676. So I put you in the Western Plains.

677. You can do your gang... your illegal business stuff.

678. You can do your gang... your illegal business stuff.

679. Go get my stuff, I'm gonna check into the Mayo,

680. then I need you to drop me off

681. at a place called the Bred-2-Buck.

682. at a place called the Bred-2-Buck.

683. What in the hell is that?

684. Cowboy bar, what do I know?

685. In the future,

686. In the future,

687. if anyone asks what I do for a living,

688. you tell 'em I'm an industrialist.

689. What does that even mean?

690. What does that even mean?

691. My point exactly. Nobody knows.

692. How you holding in, Pops?

693. Eh, I'm doin' all right.

694. Eh, I'm doin' all right.

695. My dad.

696. Don't trust leaving him home alone,

697. so I take him to work with me so's I can babysit.

698. so I take him to work with me so's I can babysit.

699. I'm Mitch, by the way.

700. I'm Mitch, by the way.

701. Dwight.

702. A paisan named Dwight, huh?

703. Dwight David Manfredi.

704. Dwight David Manfredi.

705. My parents are proud immigrants

706. that named me after the greatest general

707. of the 20th century.

708. of the 20th century.

709. Mm.

710. Let me ask you something.

711. How long were you in the joint?

712. How long were you in the joint?

713. I was about to ask you the same thing.

714. Twenty-five years,

715. Twenty-five years,

716. last six in Canaan, you?

717. Little over eight, Lompoc.

718. Little over eight, Lompoc.

719. Excuse me?

720. Are you famous?

721. Are you famous?

722. I hope not.

723. Are you sure?

724. Oh, sweetheart, if you have to ask

725. Oh, sweetheart, if you have to ask

726. if someone's famous, they're not famous.

727. Oh... can we take a picture with you?

728. Oh... can we take a picture with you?

729. I don't mean this in a bad way, but I'd rather not.

730. I don't mean this in a bad way, but I'd rather not.

731. Well, you're no fun.

732. Tell me about it.

733. Tell me about it.

734. How long have you had this joint?

735. A little over five years.

736. I was on the circuit.

737. I was on the circuit.

738. - Bull riding. - Bull riding, really?

739. Got busted up. Addicted to pain pills.

740. Got busted up. Addicted to pain pills.

741. Ran into a little trouble.

742. Then I started flying around.

743. Then I started flying around.

744. Well, here's to clear skies.

745. Hey.

746. Why were you rude to my friend?

747. Why were you rude to my friend?

748. I wasn't being rude.

749. I wasn't being rude.

750. I just don't like having my picture taken.

751. Why? Are you wanted or something?

752. Nobody wants me.

753. Nobody wants me.

754. You're not that bad.

755. That's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me.

756. That's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me.

757. Well, you messed up,

758. because they were gonna invite you to the party.

759. because they were gonna invite you to the party.

760. - What party? - Karaoke Castle.

761. Sounds exciting, but I wouldn't really

762. Sounds exciting, but I wouldn't really

763. call that a party.

764. What do you call a party?

765. What do you call a party?

766. Hey, buddy, I can't have 'em on the stage.

767. Hey, buddy, I can't have 'em on the stage.

768. - What's your name? - Frank.

769. Just keep the pervs away from the ladies, okay?

770. Just keep the pervs away from the ladies, okay?

771. You're the boss.

772. Hey, buddy.

773. Hey, Black Suit. Come dance with me.

774. Hey, Black Suit. Come dance with me.

775. Tough guys don't dance.

776. You don't take pictures, you don't dance.

777. What do you do?

778. What do you do?

779. Well, if I wasn't a gentleman,

780. I just might tell you.

781. Well, if I wasn't a lady,

782. maybe I'd want you to.

783. maybe I'd want you to.

784. You're something.

785. You live around here?

786. You live around here?

787. Yeah, I'm out at the Mayo.

788. You wanna show me your minibar?

789. Haven't you had enough already?

790. We'd better hurry up, before I sober up

791. and lose my nerve.

792. and lose my nerve.

793. You got a car?

794. You got a car?

795. No, not with me.

796. But we'll... figure it out.

797. Hey, can I wear your robe?

798. Hey, can I wear your robe?

799. Yeah, go ahead.

800. Well.

801. Well.

802. This was very fun.

803. Yeah, it was great.

804. Just a little rusty, you know?

805. Just a little rusty, you know?

806. It's been a while.

807. Really?

808. - You got a cigarette? - Nah, I don't smoke.

809. - You got a cigarette? - Nah, I don't smoke.

810. I wouldn't've pegged you as the boy scout.

811. I wouldn't've pegged you as the boy scout.

812. Why not?

813. The accent, the tattoos.

814. Affinity for very classy strip clubs.

815. Affinity for very classy strip clubs.

816. I'm new in town.

817. Are you married?

818. I was, a long time ago.

819. I was, a long time ago.

820. - You? - Middle of a divorce.

821. You were actually the deciding factor.

822. You were actually the deciding factor.

823. How's that?

824. Well, I figured if I could actually go through with it,

825. Well, I figured if I could actually go through with it,

826. there was no turning back.

827. I'm glad to be your Rubicon.

828. I'm glad to be your Rubicon.

829. - What's that? - That's a river in Italy

830. that Julius Caesar crossed, you know, it's—

831. that Julius Caesar crossed, you know, it's—

832. the idiom is, it's the point of no return.

833. Hm.

834. Hm.

835. How old are you?

836. - Seriously.

837. - Seriously.

838. Why don't you just say, hey, Dwight,

839. where were you when JFK got assassinated?

840. where were you when JFK got assassinated?

841. All right, where the fuck were you?

842. I was a senior in high school.

843. I was a senior in high school.

844. Seriously?

845. That would make you, what...

846. That would make you, what...

847. Seventy-five big ones.

848. Seventy-five big ones.

849. Oh, my God.

850. Are you kidding me? I mean... I...

851. Are you kidding me? I mean... I...

852. I would've said you were a hard 55.

853. Hard's the key word here, isn't it?

854. Oh, I'm sorry, you know what,

855. I'm gonna go.

856. I'm gonna go.

857. Is it the age gap?

858. No, this is not an age gap.

859. This is an age canyon.

860. This is an age canyon.

861. Are you hungry? I could call room service.

862. No, I'm good, thank you.

863. No, I'm good, thank you.

864. I don't even know your name.

865. You know, probably better to keep it that way.

866. You know, normally I would drive you home,

867. but I can call you an Uber, 'cause I just got an app.

868. I'm good— thank you, seriously.

869. I'm good— thank you, seriously.

870. Um, really...

871. you know, I had...

872. I had a good time.

873. Maybe I'll see you around.

874. It was nice meeting you.

875. Bye.

876. So, this is Tulsa.

877. Nice enough place,

878. but for me a prison, nonetheless.

879. but for me a prison, nonetheless.

880. That's not a complaint, it's just a fact.

881. The result of a lifetime of bad choices.

882. The result of a lifetime of bad choices.

883. - Hello? - Eddie, it's Armand.

884. The Oklahoma Kid.

885. The Oklahoma Kid.

886. Listen to me.

887. Is there any fuckin' possibility

888. I just saw Dwight Manfredi in Tulsa?

889. I just saw Dwight Manfredi in Tulsa?

890. I guess you could say I was banished.

891. Exiled, sentenced to start from scratch, and that's fine.

892. Exiled, sentenced to start from scratch, and that's fine.

893. I'll do it. I'll rebuild.

894. You want me to earn?

895. I'll earn.

896. I'll earn.

897. I'll earn so much money you'll choke on it.

898. And in addition to over half a million dollars

899. And in addition to over half a million dollars

900. of stolen ammo, we're also tracking

901. a shipment of stolen AR-15s, which more than likely will go

902. to the highest bidder among the local militia groups.

903. to the highest bidder among the local militia groups.

904. And finally... our friends at the FBI

905. have alerted us to a new visitor.

906. have alerted us to a new visitor.

907. Not really our purview, but a high-ranking mafia capo

908. who was recently released from prison

909. has decided to grace Tulsa with his presence.

910. has decided to grace Tulsa with his presence.

911. Dwight Manfredi...

912. - Oh, fuck me. - ... AKA Ike, or sometimes

913. - Oh, fuck me. - ... AKA Ike, or sometimes

914. Cinque Stelle, which means "five star" in Italian.

915. At least two murders to his credit,

916. both in the '90s, but we are not to assume

917. both in the '90s, but we are not to assume

918. he's some toothless tiger.

919. Abandon me? Ostracize me?

920. Alienate me from my friends and family?

921. Alienate me from my friends and family?

922. All the people I love?

923. I'll survive.

924. I'll survive.

925. And here I am. Bloodied but not beaten.

926. And here I am. Bloodied but not beaten.

927. Down but not out.

928. And from this point on,

929. this city and everything in it

930. this city and everything in it

931. belongs to me.

932. - you'd open the door. - Seriously?

933. No, but it would've been nice.

934. No, but it would've been nice.

935. I need to talk to your supplier.

936. You got a last name, wasicu?

937. You got a last name, wasicu?

938. - What does that mean? - Non-Indian person

939. - who steals the fat. - That's a first.

940. What does your family think about you being here?

941. What does your family think about you being here?

942. That thing with Vince. You gotta make this go away.

943. Not your mob family. Your real family.

944. I haven't seen my daughter in 18 years.

945. There's nothing left for me in New York.

946. There's nothing left for me in New York.