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What are we gonna do
about Johnson interfering

All we have to do
is make sure

that Marshall Grant
stays in our pocket.

Are you gonna tear down

the Apollo Theater
to put this up

I'm selling my property
to Bumpy Johnson.

Welcome to Club St. Clair.

Monique

How's Jerome
How old is he now

Almost 18.
Crazy how fast they grow.

He's always playing
music now.

He's gon' be as good
as Teddy was.

You got gambling, you
got girls, who knows what else

And cops,
they give you a pass.

I'm just saying
you can't say

that I don't experience
prejudice, too.

You wanna complain Go march
the fuck on Washington.

Today, the Italian-American
community stands proud...

- That's right.
- Yes, sir.

...and determined
to fight injustice.

Yeah

The fuck is he doing

Their determination
has inspired us.

You want me to protect you

Here's one problem.
I don't trust you.

Bumpy Johnson's wife
was in my shop today,

trying to pawn
her valuable jewelry.

-I had to send her way downtown.
-Where

Stop, thief

Why'd you do it

-I don't wanna run no more.
-You still want my protection

Hell, I could sure use it.

Well, you're a damn mess.
You know that

But you got something.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hey, what's happening, man

It's good to see you, man.

This place, man
this place is great, man.

Bumpy.

Man, you put this club together,
man. Thank you so much.

When I grew up,
I wanted to be just like you.

Making Harlem look good.
Thank you.

Thanks.

Kate, how you doing

-Love the dress.
-Isn't it darling

Tom picked it up for me
while he was in Paris.

Tom, stop making
the rest of us look bad.

-How you feeling
-I'm healing all right.

How's the, rake
so far today

Well, it'd be higher

if it weren't for that
damn Johnny the Roach.

Motherfucker caught fire
on a blackjack table.

All right.

Tell Marty to send over
some top-shelf booze,

a couple of girls
to cheer him on.

See what we can rake back
from there.

I'm on it, Bumpy.

Look at that country
suck-up motherfucker.

So you don't like Frank

Bumpy wants me to work
with him.

Yeah,
I'll work with him all right.

But...

But...I'll bust that
nigga's head wide open

if he even thinks about
making the wrong move.

I'm serious, man.

You think,
since that heart thing,

something's wrong
with Bumpy's judgement

Don't even think that.

How could I not
think that

Frank nearly killed Bumpy while
he was laid out in the hospital.

Shh

He didn't go in there
to bring him flowers.

He went in there
to put a bullet in his head.

And don't you forget.

Yeah, he tore you up
a bit, too.

Well...
the kid risked his life

for a second chance
with Bumpy, so...

...I can respect that.

You can suck up to him,
too.

I don't trust that motherfucker
for a hot second.

Let me get another one.

Hell of a set.

Sit.

To you.

To you, for giving me
a place to play again.

Although my fingers
are still a bit stiff.

Well, you couldn't tell.

No. This place,

it's amazing
what you've built.

Just wish your big sister
could have seen it.

She never would've
believed it.

Well, that's right.

Yeah. I...

I brought you something
as a thank you.

Unnecessary.

No, it is.

Something that
you gave Mabel long ago.

A book of poems.

You was always reading

and tryin' to get Mabel
to share your love of poetry.

Claude McKay.

"If We Must Die."

"If we must die,

let it not be like hogs...

hunted and penned
in an inglorious spot.

While round us bark
the mad and hungry dogs,

making their mock
at our accursed lot."

You got me.

- To you.
- To you.

Good work, fellas.

Night.

Hey, you was right
about Johnny Roach.

Motherfucker got drunk on
his ass and lost all his dough.

Greed and booze
are the perfect playmates

for a casino.

We know you

I'll blow your fucking head off.

Take your hand out slowly now...

I'm an officer of the court.

Ellsworth Johnson

You've been served.

I see. Right.

Let me think about it
and get back to you.

Well,
what did the lawyers say

Straub is suing me for
the ownership of the St. Clair.

How can you be sued
for something you own

Declaring
voidable conveyance.

-Which is
-Some legal BS,

claiming I didn't pay
a fair price for the land.

He's trying to take control
of what I built.

The land was
in Marshall Grant's name.

It was all a scam so Straub
could control the property.

And he's in with Colombo.

Ellsworth, if you lose
the St. Clair,

the bank can call in
the mortgage.

We lose everything:

Palmetto Chemical,
this apartment, everything.

Well, what are
you going to do

I'm gonna catch up
with the son of a bitch.

-I'll get him to back off.
-Be careful, Ellsworth.

There are lawyers involved.

Everybody in New York knows
Straub has a history

of suing people
into oblivion.

Don't worry.
I'll use all my charms.

Yeah.

-Private.
-Sir.

Have you ever experienced
any mental health issues,

such as depression
or anxiety

No, sir.

Do you have any religious
or moral objections

to military service

-No, sir.
-Open your mouth, please.

Are you currently or have
you ever been a member

of any
political organizations

No, sir.

We won't go, hell no

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

-We won't go, hell no
-What is that

Ignore them, son.
They're traitors.

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

Get these traitors out of here

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

We won't go, hell no
We won't go, hell no

We won't go, hell no

May I

Please.

I got to hand it to you.
You dug real deep on this.

I have
a fantastic legal team.

Best in the country.

I'm never gonna give you
the St. Clair.

I got good lawyers, too.

Let's make this easy.

Save us both the time
and legal costs.

I'll buy the St. Clair
from you

for what you put in,
plus 10%.

Hell, no.

Okay, so then lose it all
in court.

No skin off my back.

Why are you doing this
You could buy any lot in Harlem.

People seem to think that
you bested me, Mr. Johnson,

and despite the fact
that I have enough money

to buy most of Harlem,

I can't afford
to look like a loser.

This is a rough
and tumble game,

real estate
in New York City.

I'm a winner, Mr. Johnson.

I like to come out on top.

What is this

Just a reminder
of what you're up against.

It's a signed affidavit
from Marshall Grant

stating that you forced him
to sign over the property.

Marshall would
never sign this.

But he did. Now, if I were you,
I'd accept my generous offer

and move on
to your next endeavor.

Or don't
and end up in the gutter,

where you originated.

Go fuck yourself.

Gutter it is, then.

I can't hardly think
about nothing else.

Being a soldier
wasn't the only thing

that made your father
a hero.

I know you wanna walk

I'm walking in
my own footsteps.

If you wanna risk
your life at war,

you oughta have a real reason
you're fighting.

Mama, I practically
have as much chance

of catching a bullet here
in Harlem as I do in Vietnam.

Tell that to Shirley Hines.

Got the death notice for Darryl
as soon as he went to Vietnam.

I heard some boys
are sneaking into Canada.

It's my duty to fight.

You didn't raise me
to turn my back.

I didn't raise you
to lose you...

...like I lost
your brother Teddy.

You'd lose me anyway
after I was off in Canada.

Yeah. At least I'd know
you're still alive.

Here's what I'm thinking

for my Civil Rights speech.

So...

75 years ago,

my family came
to this country

with nothing
but the clothes on their back.

No one wanted 'em here.

No one wanted
to hire them.

What do you think
Start with that

It's good. I like it.

But...

I think you should start
with how Italian food

is the most popular food
in the world.

Fuck is wrong with you
Talking about my family.

What, are you fucking hungry

I wanna talk to you.

Sorry, boss,
they just barged in.

Nah, nah, it's okay.
I thought he might stop by.

Hey, I'm working
on my Civil Rights speech.

-You wanna hear it
-Fuck, no.

You wanna explain what the fuck
you're doing with Straub

Yeah, sure. Why not
Fellas, give us a minute.

You too, Frank.

I don't take orders from you.

I see you found
your tribe.

That's right.
He's with me, and he stays.

Okay.

So, what can
I do for you... both

Straub is trying to take
the St. Claire from me,

for which I pay you
and the Families a tribute,

and you're protecting him

Yeah, I am.

Maybe I should stop
paying you.

Well,
that wouldn't be smart.

Look, I'm the one who told
Straub to make you a fair offer.

And I told him
to go fuck himself.

Okay, well,
you can't say I didn't try.

We had a deal.

And Straub came to me
with a better one.

I don't get it.
Sinclair's is booming.

We're both raking it in.

Yeah, look, I don't know
what to tell you.

Straub
he's got it out for you,

You know, and he's got a lot
of powerful people behind him,

people that can make
all our lives a living hell.

I just backed the horse
that's gonna win.

And you think
I'm just gonna lay down

and let him take
what's mine

No, I don't. I think you're
gonna fight like hell.

But in the end, we both
know you're gonna lose.

My word is good.

Yours is shit.

Bumpy, it's just business.

And every businessman
is out for himself,

ain't that right, Frank

Just business.

Yeah, see You gotta be wary
of this one, Bumpy.

Fucking kid's more trouble
than he's worth.

I don't take advice
from you.

Well, that's too bad,
'cause...

if I were you,
I'd take Straub's money,

pay off my debts,
and live to fight another day.

And if I don't

You'll lose everything.

For what

Don't be stupid.

All five Families
are behind this.

Better watch your back.

And Straub better watch his.

He's got to report
in three days.

He'll get bussed down to
Fort Polk for basic training,

then straight to Vietnam.

Jerome, drafted

I remember when he was a skinny
little boy in the Rucker League.

They got him a week
after turning 18.

A lot of white boys
are finding a way

to get medically disqualified.

Even if Jerome got some sort
of fake doctor's note,

it don't matter.

He wants to go.

Because of his dad.

All Big Will's honors
from World War II

Fighting the Nazis.

This isn't the same thing
at all.

And who knows why and what we're
fighting for in the first place.

I can try to get Sadiq

and some of the other brothers
to talk to him.

They burned their draft cards.

Jerome says draft dodgers

are "shirking their duty
to country."

Do you think Daddy could talk
some sense into Jerome

I have an even better idea.
It might be a long shot,

but there is someone
I can get in touch with.

And if he can't persuade him,
no one can.

-I'll have the branzino.
-Very good.

Bring me the ribeye, rare,
with some lemons on the side.

Yes, sir.

You know,
the acid from the lemon,

it helps break down the fat.

It's easier to digest.

You're so fucking worldly.

Yeah, well, I've been to all
five boroughs, you know

A couple of foreign countries,
including new Jersey.

Well, Stella,
it's been too long

since you and I sat down
and broke some bread.

Yeah, well,
we've both been busy.

I mean, who would have
thought that a smart,

enterprising,
attractive young lady

who started off
answering phones for me

would wind up
running a family

I'm not running anything.

He knows the boss.

Come on.

We all know
what's going on.

Yeah, well, I know you
didn't ask me here to talk

over my family dynamics.

I'm sure
you've heard that...

things in Harlem
are changing.

Are they

Yeah.

Trust me, they are.

Might be a shift in power,
so to speak.

What is this,
some kind of warning

An invitation.

Something wrong, Bumpy

Is this your signature

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

Why

Why'd you sign it

I didn't know what it said.

It says that I coerced you

into selling me the property
under the St. Clair.

You stabbed me in the back,
Marshall.

Bumpy,
they put a gun to my head,

told me to sign.

I didn't read it or know
what the hell it was.

They didn't give me time.

So, why didn't you come
and tell me about it

They told me they'd kill me
if I talked to anybody.

It's bad, what I signed,
isn't it

It's not good.

It's definitely not good.

Bumpy, I'm sorry,

but youyou know that I'd
never do anything to hurt you.

YouYou know that, right

Yeah.

I'll do anything
to set it straight

You name it.

I'll let you know
if we need your help.

In the meantime, go get ready
for your set tonight.

So, what's the plan

The plan is I'm gonna get
Chance and Pettigrew

to deliver a-a message
to Straub.

A clear fucking message.

Stella, you know
that I'm not a guy

who's satisfied
until he has it all.

So, that's what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna get it all.

Capo di tutti capi.

I'm gonna take the crown
and be king.

Thing is...

I'm still looking
for a queen.

Is this your way
of proposing

Because it's not
very romantic.

Look, you and I,
we belong together,

you know, professionally
and personally.

Together as one,

our families
would be unstoppable.

It's a nice idea.

It's just one problem.

Yeah
What'sWhat's that

I don't love you.

Yeah,
but this ain't about love.

This is about power.

Listen...

when your father's gone,
what happens to you then

I mean...

I mean, you know they'll never
open up the books to a woman.

Respect
You won't get none.

Yeah, maybe you get
a few envelopes,

plus whatever your father
has stashed away.

Live a few good years.

And then the money's gone.

You find yourself living
in a townhouse

in Staten Island
downwind of the dump.

No kids.
It's a miserable life.

That's what you want,
dried up

Joe, did you ever read
"The Man Who Would be King"

Nah.

Well, in the end,
his hubris,

it causes him to die
a violent death.

He gets
his companion killed, too.

Yeah I'll have to
go down to the library

and check that one out.

You should.

Well, in the meantime,

think about my offer,

especially as things
unfold.

You always order this
much food on your lunch break

We expecting company.

Who

Come on, Mama Who

Look, I hope
you ain't hire no clown,

'cause it ain't my birthday.
-Ain't no clown.

Well, I hope it's not
someone gon' try

and talk me out
of what I want to do.

Cassius That's Cassius Clay

-How you doing
-Ali It's the champ

How you doing

- How you doing
- Man

- How you doing
- It's Muhammad Ali.

Shoot. Is that...

It is, and I can hardly
believe it myself.

-That him
-Sure is.

Just see if you can talk
some sense into him.

Okay, Mayme.
I'll do my best.

-Give Bumpy my regards.
-Of course.

How you doing, ma'am

Muhammad Ali.

My pleasure.

You must be Jerome.

So, tell me again

why you wanna go fight
Whitey's big, fat war

To be honest, Mr. Ali,

I wanna become
an engineer,

and my mama got no way
of sending me to school.

Plenty of schools here.
Study hard.

Maybe you'll get
a scholarship.

It's not just that.

My dad was a-a war hero.

War hero

You wanna be one, too

I'll never be as great
as him,

but I would want him
to be proud of me.

I'm not a coward.

Coward

It takes courage
to stand up to the system.

Hell, I've lost
millions of dollars,

been banned from boxing,
facing jail time.

You think
that don't require courage

It does.

But you're a fighter.
Why don't you just go fight

My conscience
won't let me go shoot

some poor hungry folks
in the mud for white America.

No Vietcong
has ever called me nigger.

Yeah but if... if we let
one country fall to communism,

others are gonna fall, too.

Aren't you worried
about that

Not at all.

Why are you

Um...

Listen, if I thought
the Vietnam War

was gon' bring
freedom and equality

to 22 million
of my people...

...they wouldn't have
to draft me.

I'd join tomorrow.

I see.

One more thing.

You may be willing
to sacrifice your life,

but others may pay.

Your mama.

Your friends. The children
you'll never have.

And the God
you'll never serve.

Hey.

I want you
to think about that.

Thank you, Champ.

Hey...

can I get your autograph

So, what do you think,
Miss Willa

Well, legally, you don't
have a leg to stand on.

But if I were
a betting woman,

I'd say the court is gonna favor
a white developer like Straub.

And the offer

You walk away with some
money in your pocket.

You still got the Geechee,
and, you can move on.

And Mr. Grant will live out
his life in luxury.

So, you're saying
that I should take the deal

You know I grew up
in the Bronx, right

Yeah.

Then Robert Moses
came along

and built that expressway.

-The Cross Bronx.
-Yeah.

And they blew up
my neighborhood.

Blew it up.

Did you know my father
had a grocery store

No.

I used to help him
stack the produce.

And, I mean,
we knew everybody,

and everybody knew us.

It was a neighborhood.

And he gave everybody credit.
Everybody.

I think that's
why I became an accountant.

Didn't wanna make
the same mistakes.

No, I didn't.

Bumpy,
we had a neighborhood.

I mean...
I felt like I was raised

by every woman
in that neighborhood.

I got a thousand cousins
out there.

Well, that's nice.

It was.

And the problem with Straub

is that what he builds
destroys communities.

And he says, yeah,
there are gonna be jobs,

but you know none of those jobs
are going to Black people.

Not one.

We can't even afford to live
in any of these luxury condos.

He's gonna come in here,

destroy the culture,
destroy the community.

But you'll be fine.

I get the point.

I just wanted
a professional opinion.

Well,
my professional opinion

is this man
should burn in hell.

I can't believe
I met Muhammad Ali.

Thanks to Mayme.
So, what did he say

Did y'all talk
about the war

-Yeah.
-And

Did you know he's given up
boxing and millions of dollars

It's crazy.
I mean, he's a celebrity.

You think they're gonna put him
in the line of fire

-No way.
-That ain't the point.

He's a Black Muslim, Ma.
That's a whole nother thing.

I ain't like him.

I'm not religiously opposed
to fighting for my country.

And what's this country
ever done for you

other than enslave
your people

Mama, not everything
about this country is bad.

I'm not afraid to fight,

and I'm not afraid to die.

And I'm an adult.

I got to think
for myself, okay

I got to make
my own decisions.

Sir.

Mr. Straub.
Can we have a word

We have a message
from Bumpy Johnson.

We just want you
to look over this affidavit

you gave Marshall Grant
to sign.

You'll have to talk
to my lawyer.

No.

I need you to sign
this affidavit

that gives the St. Claire
back to Bumpy Johnson,

or else you'll see
the business end of my .45.

Shit.

He's got backup.
It's Colombo's guys

Aah

I'm out.

I'm out, too.

Get down

I'm here to see Stella Gigante.

Delia.

What are you doing here

You said if I ever needed help.
I could come to you.

Yeah, of course.

Come on. Let's sit down.

I'm telling you, Stella,
not even Muhammad Ali,

Muhammad Ali himself,
could convince that boy.

Well...

I'm so worried.
I'm worried sick.

I understand.

I don't wanna lose
another one.

You can imagine how I feel.

Of course.

How can I help

Well, can't you get him
out of it somehow

You know
a lot of powerful people.

It'sIt's tough to avoid
the draft if he wants to go,

and if Muhammad Ali can't
convince him otherwise.

I think he has a need
to prove himself

after his father died,
Teddy died.

Jerome's been close
to so much death.

Maybe some part of him
wants to face it

to prove he's not afraid.

It could be.

It's all psychological.
And he's so damn stubborn.

Just like Teddy.

What can I do

I was thinking maybe
you could kidnap him

and send him up to Canada.

-Delia...
-Please.

I need your help.
You're all I got.

Let me talk
to some of the boys.

I'll see what I can do.

So you're advising me
to take this to trial

If you think that's
our best shot, then...

then let's do it.

I think we can win
this case.

Ain't nothing
going our way lately.

Nah, it ain't.

I knew getting out
of the duji business

was the wrong move.
-Right.

If we lose the St. Clair,
then what

I don't know.

Well, I'll tell you.

We gon' be scraping
for dimes to get by.

You best
keep your mouth shut

before Bumpy catches wind
of your hot air.

You hear me

That was my lawyer.

What'd he say

We're gonna file a motion
to dismiss the case.

Marshal's gonna have to go
in front of the judge

and say that he was coerced
into signing those papers.

Then you get to keep
the St. Claire

Yeah.

-What if you lose the case
-I ain't gonna lose.

Straub owns the judges,
but it's the jury that decides.

And they'll believe Marshall.
I'm gonna go talk to him now.

No fucking way. No.

Come on, Pino.
It's not a difficult job.

I don't give a fuck.
We got bigger problems.

And I don't want my guys
getting all bent out of shape

over helping
some fucking moolinyan.

Delia's my friend.

-Do you understand
-Yeah, well, I understand

you need better friends.
Be honest, Stella.

What does that old
Black lady have over you

She doesn't have anything
over me.

I consider her like family.

She's not your family,
Stel.

She's the kind of family
I would have wanted.

I was in love
with her son, Teddy.

I wanted her to be
my mother-in-law.

But I'm partly responsible
for Teddy's death.

So, not only do I love her,
but I owe her.

And you're gonna
fucking help me.

All right.

All right. You wanna
help her so bad,

you take her kid
up to Canada yourself.

Me I'm concerned
with this fucking family.

The Genovese Family.

Just like your father
wanted me to,

I'm gonna be here,
taking care of business.

You I don't give
a flying fuck what you do.

You hear me But I'm sorry,
Stel. This is not our problem.

End of fucking story.

Hey. May we come in

Who the hell are you

And why you got
this white woman with you

This is Stella Gigante.

She's my friend,
and we're here to see Elise.

Yeah, well, we don't make
a habit of letting white folks

up in here
since most of them is police.

Hold on, Sadiq.

I know you.

Yeah. I know your father.

Can we please
talk to you

Stella's good people.
She can be trusted.

If you can get Jerome
up to Canada,

I'll provide the car,
money for gas,

supplies for whoever
goes with him,

and money for him to settle
once he gets across the border.

Look, we've helped smuggle
young Black men out of Harlem

if they're
draft resisters.

Hell, most of us
burned our draft cards

the minute they arrived.

But you're talking about a boy
who wants to go to Vietnam.

-He's young and confused.
-If he wants to fight,

there ain't nothing
we can do about that.

Yeah, there is.

Kidnap him.

Take him
no matter what he says.

That's gangster tactics,

and we don't do that.

Sometimes the only way
to go is gangster.

I'm sure Elise can
tell you about that.

-How can I help you
-Hey there, young fella.

I'm looking for some peaches.
You got those

Right here.
How many you want

Enough for
an eight-hour car ride.

Wow. That's a long trip.

Four should do you.

And what's
your favorite fruit, Jerome

How do you know my name

We know
all about you, brother.

We gon' take
all that shit to go, Jerome.

Elise
What are you doing here

Got a message
from your mama.

Yeah What's that

"Goodbye."

Hey, hey Hey, get off me

Hey What the hell

Elise, wait

Marshall, you here

Fuck, no.

I'm sorry, Bumpy.

I know how much
he meant to you.

I had them bring you
here for a reason.

To say goodbye...

to the men this family
has lost and to me.

What the hell
I can't believe this.

'Cause if you died,
they'd have to bury me, too,

right next
to your father.

Jerome,
we're taking you to Canada,

whether you wanna go or not.
-I packed your clothes.

There's money in here
for rent,

and you'll need
a good winter jacket.

You'd do this
against my will

Even if it makes you
hate me.

If Muhammad Ali
could give up

the thing he loves most,
boxing,

I can give you up.

Mama, if you do this,
I'll just come back.

You can't stop me
from fighting.

I guess you're right.

But you'll break my heart.

When you become a parent,
you'll understand.

Jerome, the military
requires Black people

to fight their battles.

They're willing
to risk your life

while here at home,
they treat you like shit.

They're throwing you
into the meat grinder.

Can't you see that

My conscience won't let me
go shoot some poor,

hungry folks in the mud
for white America.

No Vietcong has ever
called me nigga.

I just wanna do something
with my life.

I feel like I'm suffocating
here in Harlem.

Why not make a better life
here in Harlem

How

By joining the Panthers.

We got plenty of draft dodgers
in our ranks.

If you're gonna fight a war,
fight a just war.

Fight with us for what
we deserve as a people.

Hope. A future.

You may be willing
to sacrifice your life,

but others may pay.

Your mama.

Your friends.

The children
you'll never have.

Elise...

Delia, this boy is not
gonna sit up in Canada

twiddling his thumbs.

He needs a cause, and there's
one right here at home.

But that's
just as dangerous.

Mama...

I hear what she's saying.

Look, Muhammad Ali
was right.

Ain't no Vietcong
ever called me nigga.

I won't join
the military...

if I can join
the Panthers.

At least
you'll be home.

Anybody got a lighter

- My man.
- Hell, yeah

Welcome to the Panthers.

Hey.

What are you doing
home so early

What was I thinking

What

You could have told me
that rebuilding Harlem

was a crazy idea.

Ellsworth,
what is going on

What happened

Marshall Grant...
he's dead.

What

They outplayed me,
Mayme.

They're gonna get
the St. Clair.

No, you don't know that.

I lost, Mayme.

I lost, and it cost
a man his life.

I'm-a give 'em
what they want.

I'm gonna take their money,
pay off all our debts...

...and we're gonna live
to see another day.

You know,
for what it's worth,

I am sick
of this shit, too.

And I am sorry
about Marshall.

You know,
I love this place.

It's so real, so Italian.

It's very Italian, yeah.

I come here a lot with some
friends of mine, you know

We like it because
it's old school cooking,

and they fly all the ingredients
in from all over Italy

Can we get down
to business

I wanna get this
over with.

Okay.

It seems our friend here
is in a bad mood.

I don't know why. You're gonna
make a tidy profit on this sale.

A very good man is dead,
a man who was my friend.

Yeah. Jesus, we
we heard about that.

Such a shame.
They said he offed himself.

I'm not so sure
that's how it happened.

And if it didn't,
whoever is responsible,

they'll pay.

Are you accusing us
of somethin'

Marshall Grant could have
easily blown up

your whole bullshit case
against me.

Maybe yes, maybe no.

But the poor man
is not here anymore.

Now...

Joe and I are glad
that you came to your senses.

Let's cross the T's
and dot the I's on this.

Money first.

Of course.

Yeah, make sure
it's all there.

I wouldn't want Mr. Straub here
to take advantage.

Joe, I'd never cheat
on a business deal.

As partners, I don't want you
to ever worry about that.

All right.
Let's get on with it.

"Times are changing,
sweetheart.

Think about my offer. Joe."

We good

Yes, we are.

Good.

What the fuck, Joe

You think you can trust
this fucking guy

Fellas, let me take these
off your fucking hands.

That's my money.

Not anymore.

Now that you're broke,

you can go back
to doing what you do best

selling dope in Harlem.

But, hey, listen,
no hard feelings.

And feel free to stop by
the St. Clair whenever you want.

Drinks are on me.

Hey, Dom,
get the fucking contract.

-Yeah, boss.
-Let's go.