All language subtitles for Mocro.Maffia.S06E02.ENGLISH-TRIPEL

Moses. He also bought from Tia.

Then we can get to Tia through him.

He's a friend
of my little brother Anir.

Your brother?

Find your brother,
or we'll come back next week.

How do you plan to do that?
- Through Moses.

They're back in Antwerp.
- Who?

Ashraf, Samira.
- Samira?

Where's Tonnano?

Take over Tia's business,
are you sick?

There is a time to come
and a time to go.

Maybe it's time
to retire.

I need your expertise.

There's a rip deal in the harbor.
- I'm not going to do that.

You'll get paid well.
- I want to see my daughter grow up.

Where's Omar?
- He had to fix something or something.

You wanted to work together, didn't you?
- You were supposed to come alone.

What is this?
- They said they worked for Tia.

Impossible.
- I don't understand.

Anir.

They didn't know anything.

Anir.

We're going to set Antwerp on fire.

Let's go.

Borsu, I really think this is
a fucking bad idea.

I'm just curious
to hear what he has to say.

He sounded nervous, that's always good.

Ewa. I'm not going to talk for long, it's cold.

I hear you're starting something new.
What is it?

Who told you that?
- Your aunt.

You don't always have to talk like that, Tatta.

If you really want to move shit,
you need real money, right?

And you're going to give it to us?
That's nice of you.

Paus is dead, Romano is dead,
Potlood is dead. Now is the time.

Amsterdam is one big cunt
waiting to be fucked.

You need someone like me.

Sounds like you need us
more than we need you.

You should be glad
we're not in that corner, buddy.

You've got a price
on your head too, haven't you?

That's right. But you need me.
I've got cash.

I'm going to invest in you guys,
we'll split it 60/40. Easy money.

Just let me know when you guys
are going to Suriname, I'll come with you.

How do you know that line comes from Su?
- Your aunt talks a lot.

Book a ticket, I'm coming with you.

If you ask me...

The last time I asked you something,
it went completely wrong with Potlood.

Maybe you should sit this one out.

How's he doing?

Have a drink, man.
- What's that?

Ginger beer...

For your mind.

Where's your contact?

Ten minutes closer
than when you asked.

Is ten minutes here two hours or something?
- Come on, bro.

I'm here with you, right?

I can't help it if that guy
is a few minutes late.

That's what I mean.

You're stressing over nothing.

Hey.
- Faka, man

Faka, brother.
- Yeah, man. Yeah, right?

Long time no see.

Faka.

Rinus.
- Nishad.

Heard good things about you, man.
- Fixed?

You know me, right?

It's fixed.

Here you go.
- No, no, no.

Not for me.

A little tense, aren't you?

Not used
to being outnumbered.

You can never be too careful.
And the other tori?

I spoke to Kronto.

He said he'll
sort it out today.

Yes?
- Yes.

Two hundred kilos.
- That's what I said, isn't it?

I'm going, Dad.

Be careful you don't
have to use it.

And this clown
has to fix that shit?

Not good?
- Look at his ugly mug.

He's the line to Kronto.

If anyone can fix two barkies,
it's him.

I hope so.

Omar?
- Not now.

We need to talk.

If those boys are still
at the door...

tell them that if I have to come out,
I'll make them eat those joints one by one.

That's not
what I want to talk about, okay?

I thought we were being careful.
I'm on the pill...

No.

What do you mean, no?
- If you want maternity leave, go ahead.

I'm not the father.

I've only been with you.
- What do you think I am?

Some kind of slut?

Talk to me normally.

Get lost.
- Fuck you, Omar.

I told you not to
go near those black guys.

Where were you?

It's your fault Tia screwed us over.

Belgica, sorry about your brother.

I swear.

Tia screwed us because she's
a cartel, we're not.

We're shit.
Am I the Terminator or something?

My little brother died in my hands
and you're playing the clown?

One more time?

Say that again.
- You think I'm scared of you?

What do you think?
- Where were you?

Enough. Stop it, both of you.
This is what they want.

How are we going to beat Tia
if we're fighting each other?

Ashraf, think of Anir.

And you, don't forget Jaouad.

Listen. Come on.

Omar, are you with us,
or would you rather chill with that whore?

Are you jealous?
- I want you to focus.

I need you.
We need you. And your soldiers.

And weapons, lots of weapons.

Money.

Money is no problem.

Did you win the lottery?

I took all the money
out of those companies.

What?

My money?
- I'm not going to repeat myself.

So are you with us or not?

Of course I'm with you.

Get those men. And weapons.
Lots of weapons.

Elvira's last report
wasn't very good.

So she'll have a lot of catching up to do
if she wants to move up to sixth grade.

That laptop isn't just
for playing games.

She's not sleeping well. Nightmares.

Come on, finish it in the kitchen.

Those detectives
were here again.

What about them?

They said they had
news about Romano's death.

But they couldn't say anything.

They just came to question me.

As if I don't know who killed my son.

Money.

Greed.

All the temptations of the devil.
They took his life.

And I know
my son wasn't an angel...

but what they did to him,
throwing his body on the street...

like an animal.

I miss him too.

Very much.

At least you're not alone.

I hear that my cousin Borsu
is a real gentleman to you.

Florine.

Borsu is Romano's cousin, he's family.
He's always looked up to him...

always wanted to play with his toys,
even as a child.

I thought...

Maybe Elvira could
come back to me for a moment?

I think we should
just do what child services says.

Go play in your room.
- I mean...

It could be one day a week,
on the weekend.

That child needs
a stable environment.

You don't have a home...

You don't have a job,
you don't have any money.

What are you planning to do?

Are you going to take her to school?
Are you going to help her with her homework?

Where's Kronto then?

Kronto? He's not allowed anywhere
near the business.

His hands have to stay clean.

You guys speak Dutch here,
don't you?

We get the coke paste from Venezuela
and make our own blocks here.

First, the paste is mixed
with water and ammonia.

The liquid is then
filtered and sieved.

Then the wet slurry
goes into the microwave...

until it is dry,
and then you have a powder.

We use that to press
our own bricks.

But have you sorted that shit out
or not?

I still have a few things
to smooth out, that port is tricky.

What's tricky?

He means we came all the way out here for his mother's sake.

He thinks I'm a boyfriend?

Get on your knees
and we'll see who's a boyfriend.

Borsu, talk to your man.

In Holland you may be a big shot,
but here you're just a tourist.

That shit's fixed?

I told you I took care of it.
I already got 15 kilos for you.

Then you can move that.
- Fifteen kilos.

You think we're shopping
for a kid's birthday party?

Call your cancer boss.
- Hey. Talk to your man.

You fucking clown.

What the fuck is this, man?
Why are you acting so weird?

Do you have another plan?
- Did you arrange it or not?

Am I standing here with 200 kilos or not?
Go sort things out with your big mouth.

I don't know when we're moving.

But when we move, you guys have to
be able to go right away. Okay?

You have to be on standby.
- Bro.

If they have to be on standby,
they have to be put on standby.

With money.

If Antwerp calls, immediately.

I have a guy. Albanian.

Glocks, AKs, hand grenades.
He can get us a good price.

We've already spent too much money.
- But Samira said...

Get in. What, Samira, brother?

Put down your weapons, boys.

We just want to talk.
- Put down your weapons. Now.

Put them down. Put them down.

We just want to talk.
- I have no idea where Rinus is.

Do you know where
my 2000 kilos of coke are?

Or do I look like someone
you can steal from?

I didn't steal anything from you,
Rinus stole from you.

I have no idea where he is.
- I know where he is.

He's at Rockanjestraat 188.

That's where your ex-wife lives, right?
And your little girl.

If you go near her,
I'll shoot you.

We're here, what are we going to do?

But there are
some crazy boys at the door.

They're sick.
- Crazy, man.

That weird Marc Dutroux shit.

This is the door, right? Huh?

Mel...

Tonnano.

They have nothing to do with it,
I haven't seen Rinus in a month.

I believe you.
We'll get Rinus.

In the meantime, you have to
do something for me.

Are you still working
at the army barracks?

I can't help you, Celine.

Thanks to me, you're sitting here in this palace.

Thanks to you too. I gave you the laptop
with the images of Romano.

I think we're even.
Listen, all I'm asking...

is to borrow some money
to disappear.

It's not millions or anything.
- And Borsu?

Borsu is in Suriname with...

He's setting up something new.

And he's still pissed
about that shit with Potlood.

I can't help you right now,
sorry.

Please.

Please, I have to get out of Amsterdam,
I can't do this anymore.

I really feel for you,
but there's nothing I can do for you.

Oh yeah? You feel for me?

Did you sympathize when you needed help
cleaning up Potlood?

Give me a few weeks.
Then I'll see what I can do for you.

No, then it'll be too late.

I can't take this anymore, I want to leave.
With my daughter.

What kind of mother am I,
choosing this life?

You almost had me, you know that?

But you said it yourself,
you chose this life.

Deal with it, Celine.

What's going on?
- What's going on?

Explain to me why I'm here,
for 15 grand?

We're going to check out Kronto ourselves.
- We're already doing that.

Through Nishad.

Fuck Nishad. How are we going to
import that shit?

We don't have a port,
we don't have customs, we have nothing.

We'll just have to do it
the way Romano used to.

If you think I'm going to swallow bulbs,
you've lost your mind.

Not us.
- Then who's going to do it?

Who the fuck are you?
- The man of your dreams, honey.

Who are you?

Lenny?

Yo. Here.

Who the fuck is that guy?

Lauwpie is going to
keep an eye on the stock here.

We lost that 200 kilos.

For now, we'll get 15 kilos through people
who are coming here to take a shit.

Seriously?

And fucking balls?

Why are you so stressed?

We're building,
you can just fuck off.

You call this building, 15 kilos?
- Well, a quick three hundred.

You can keep
shouting all you want...

but what are you bringing to the table?

When are those suckers coming?

The day after tomorrow.
We need laxatives.

You have a Makro card, right?

So you're Miss Celine.

Whatever you were going to say,
the answer is no.

Good evening. So late?
- Sleeping pills never work for me.

I might as well keep tinkering
with the armored car.

Fine.
- Have a good evening.

Here, take my pass.

Run.

Hey.
- What's going on?

No idea, he's taking a break.

Old beast, huh.

Yeah.
- Hey, that door's open.

Huh?
- Did you go in there?

No.

Fuck.

Drag him inside.

Move.

On your knees.
- There's no need, I'm not going to say anything.

I can't take that risk, Mel.

When you were lifting 2000 kilos,
were you talking?

No, right?

One thing, I'd like to leave another...

message for my daughter.
- Are you suddenly starting to rap?

To tell her
that I'm not an asshole.

She can't grow up hating her father.
That's not possible.

You have to understand that, right?

Tonnano.

Come on.

Please.

Hey.

Bibi. Sweetheart.

You're going to hear things about me,
they're going to tell you things...

It's not who I am, okay?

It's not who I wanted to be. I really wanted
to be a good father to you.

I wanted so much to...
No, fuck.

Fuck him
and his crazy daughter.

You can't run a drug cartel
on your own.

Who are her partners, where are
her stash houses, what connections...

Let's do this another time, okay?
Please.

Sure.

How did you do that?
After Jaouad died.

Just carry on,
as if nothing had happened.

Go on, cousin.

Dad...

Where were you?

Aunt Zouliga, I'm so sorry.

Does the police know anything yet?

No.

Anir was a good boy, back on the straight and narrow.

He wasn't a bad guy.
He didn't want to do what his brother did.

You're right.

Yes, that's right... his heart was pure.

How are the children?
- Fine, fine.

And Younes?

I heard that you and Younes are getting divorced?

Who do you think you are?

Your money is haram.

For the funeral.
- Get lost.

You come here with your money...

Uncle, wait. He means well.
- Haven't you destroyed enough?

Must all my sons end up
like your brother?

I'm sorry about Anir. And I promise you
we'll make it right.

Family is everything.
Without it, we're lost.

He's not family.
- Uncle...

He's a sinner.

First one foot, then the other.

What?

You asked me: How do I do this?

When I asked Jaouad,
he said...

First one foot, then the other.

Step by step.

Listen, I don't have many connections
with Tia in this city.

But I do know some companies
she uses to launder money.

Is that good enough?

That's a start.

Step by step, right?

Anne Fleur, was it?

I... I feel like I'm going to throw up...

Sit down, sit down.
Don't be silly.

Hey, sit down.

She swallowed ten,
you only swallowed one and you're throwing up.

Sit down.

Try one.

Here.

See what they're doing?

You take this fucking shit...

put it in that soup...

and back a little.

Just as far back as you can.

Not that difficult, right?

Will it work?

Borsu.

What the fuck...
- Wait, Tatta.

Meredith.

Borsu.
- How's it going?

Nephew. I heard you're in Suriname
and you didn't tell your favorite niece.

How are you, how are you?
- I'm fine.

Long time, long time.
- Long time.

I hear things are going well.

Yes, heir to Romano.
- Who said that?

People talk a lot.
- But I only hear good things.

I hear good things.

What do you mean?
- Just good things.

Are you going to get your cousin to join too?

Arrange something for me then.
- How?

I hear you're sending people
to the Netherlands to take pills.

You're crazy, Meredith.
- I have a teenager at home...

who only talks
about Balenciaga and Gucci.

Maybe you should teach your daughter
some priorities.

My mother is sick, and now
I'm here to take care of her.

Maybe it would have been nice
if you had gone to your aunt's for a while.

Shit, man.

You've got your family
to thank for that, huh?

Meredith.

Trust me, cousin. You don't want this.

Here. If you want,
you can start an army.

How much did this cost?

A buddy of mine got
a good deal on these.

Nice, sharp price.
- Now what?

Go into town, start a war?
Throw grenades at people?

Ashraf is scouting, he has
some locations we're going to visit.

Mysterious, isn't it?
- Probably just business as usual.

Then we can get things moving again
in Amsterdam. You know, Omar?

Maybe it's better
if you keep everything tight there.

Yeah, right?
- You can take care of your wife.

You're right.

What do you want with me in Belgium?
Good luck in Belgium.

Anti. And you? Where are you going?

Why is it so light this week?
- Inflation, colleague.

Inflation, global warming, taxes...
- Yeah.

Get lost. Get lost now.

You guys are like flies on a pile of
shit. You just hang around.

Move.
We're going for a drive.

What is this?

There.

I thought things
were going well with Tia.

If I take my phone out of my pocket,
you can call my people...

you'll have 1.5 million on the table tomorrow
and I can go home and cry.

This isn't a kidnapping, Idriss.
This is a job interview.

I don't have any job openings. Sorry.
- Not for us. For you.

Listen, talking to you is like
talking to the worms underground.

Soul man.
Look at Moses.

Moses. Moses didn't even
talk to us.

But, Idriss, how long do you think
it'll be before Tia fires you?

Listen, asshole, those Colombians,
fuck those cockroaches.

As Moroccans, we have to support each other
support each other. Lions.

Lions? Moroccans?
Tell that to Pencil.

That was personal.

But for you, Idriss?
Just a business proposal.

You'll never win that.
The cartel is way too big for you guys.

I understand how you see it,
but it's going to happen anyway.

We have to get Tia's partners
on our side.

You guys are worse than Tia.

With Tia, I have constant business.
Coke, money...

What do you have? Nothing...
- Ho, ho, take it easy, brother.

How do you think Tia will react
after this rendezvous?

Time for a photo.

Move over a little. Cheese.

Huppa.
- Look, look.

What do you want from me?

I didn't expect to miss pissing
so much.

Hey, lady, don't drink that.
That stuff will give you cancer.

Hi, Otto.
- Hey.

Otto, are you comfortable?

What the fuck are you doing here, crazy?

Ewa, no, no, no.

If you need help, I'm here.

Ewa?

Where's Rinus?
- Rinus?

No idea where Rinus is,
Rinus can go to hell, dickhead.

What happened?
- I fell down the stairs.

Hey, get off my phone.
- Shut your fucking mouth.

Why are you calling me, bum?
- Yo, Tatta. Where are you?

Did that dirty traitor
switch sides?

Run over?

No, man.
- Then why are you calling?

Are you going to jerk off to my voice or something?

Tatta, yesterday I had your mother and your
sister in a group conversation. And Chantal.

You shouldn't let anything go,
but you need to get out of your hole.

Come here quickly,
otherwise you'll have to bury another one.

You can have this one.

This one just gives me headaches.
That's why I kicked him out of the house.

Hey, fuck you, Rinus.

You know what?

I don't believe you. Come quickly or no
rehabilitation center can save him.

What do you mean, rehabilitation center?
- He doesn't know?

Listen, whore's child. One week.
Or I'll make you dust, Tatta.

You're lucky I'm
abroad, otherwise you'd be dead.

One week, you hear me?

Fuck.

Yo.

Everything okay there?
- Everything's cool here, man.

If anyone comes near
my family, call me right away.

Don't worry.
- Safi, okay. Later.

Are you ready?
Come on. Let's go.

Okay, I'll close it.

Okay.

Borsu, I don't know
about that girl.

Don't stress. She's studying medicine,
don't worry about her.

Talk to her, okay?

Love you.
- Lobi.

Be careful.

I'll call you when I land.
- Yeah, right.

See you.

Bye, nephew.

Where is that dirty stinking whore,
with his 200 kilos?

That dog isn't coming, call him.

I want that shit fixed now.
I'm done with this bullshit.

He's not going to answer because he's
screwing us over. Get in the car.

What the fuck are you going to do, then?
We're going to get him, get in the car.

You want to tell me
you wouldn't bang Celine?

Bro, how can I do
Romano's ex?

Good.

Be honest, do you eat ass?
- Why do you talk so much shit?

Hey, check them out.

I'm fucking bad here.
- Shut up and walk.

No, Fleur.

Get out of here.

Hello, police.

We know you're there,
open up.

Fuck this shit.

Hey.

How are you?
- What do you think?

How could you be so stupid?
- Hey, who are you talking to?

Swallowing pills.
- I'm not one of your girlfriends.

You're the woman who always
said we weren't like that.

That we were better
than that side of the family.

Apparently, the apple
doesn't fall far from the tree.

What are you talking about?

Wait a minute, you sell
fake shit on the street, don't you?

Yes, what? Did you think I was stupid or something?

All those empty paracetamol packets
in the trash.

Who gets headaches that often?
- I'm not like you, Mom.

How long do you have to stay here?

I'm asking you,
how long do you have to stay here?

Two weeks in pre-trial detention.
- You believe that?

For what you did,
I'll be alone for two years anyway.

Say something.

I...

Okay, listen.

Go to 210 Boeninlaan.

And tell them I'm your mother,
they'll take good care of you.

Take good care of me, what do you mean?
They'll help you.

They'll help you.

I'm sorry, baby.

Don't touch me.

It'll be okay, really.
It'll be okay.

Is this safe here for decoration?
Two of our guys got caught.

One's in a coma.
The other's with the police.

What if they talk?
She knows the address, doesn't she?

Don't stress. It's Borsu's cousin,
she knows what's what.

Who the fuck are you?

My mom told me to tell you guys
not to worry.

You're Meredith's little brother.

And that she'll keep her mouth shut
as long as you guys take good care of me.

Are you fucking stupid or something?

Your mother had 20,000
in her belly that's now gone.

Lenny, let her in.
- Let her in? Get the fuck out of here.

Shh, let her in.

Go inside.

You, come on.

That way. What are you waiting for?

What do you think? That this
is a daycare center or something?

That mother is stuck
for you guys, huh? For us.

Like I sent her to do this.
It's her own fault.

Then take the risk
that her mother will talk.

Call Borsu right away to tell him
that you kicked his niece out onto the street.

Go that way.

What are you looking at?

Sit down.

Hey, get up.

Get up.

What's your name?

Soesie.

Lauwpie?
- Yo.

Give Pussy your gloves.
Start walking.

Good luck, dick. Breathe deeply.
- Hey, man, fuck this.

Hey.
- What the fuck?

You wanted money, right? Start digging.

Ewa.

What are you doing here?
- Now, now.

Here.

Yeah, what am I supposed to do with this?
- Buy a stroller, buy diapers.

Here, take it.

Look, I don't want my child
to hate me. Okay?

Just be nice. Take these. Sorry.

Come to the store tomorrow, then
we'll talk like adults.

Maybe.

Are you sure
you didn't talk to anyone else...

Hey, faka, brother.

How's it going?
- Yeah, man. Long time no see.

Cool, man, I was gonna call you.
Wanna grab a drink, by the way?

This place is mine.
I was gonna call you, you know...

Sorted?
- That's why I was going to call you.

I've got a few things
to sort out.

You think you can treat us
like tourists or something?

Stick this bottle up your ass.

Who do you think you are?

Whore's child.

Let me go.

Run, run, run.

Mr. Avoloo, this is a misunderstanding.
I can explain. Please.

Please.
- Shut up.

But this...
- Hey, redhead.

You were the Pope's pit bull, weren't you?

What do you think? That we don't read newspapers
in this country?

Do you know how much trouble we have
on this side of the ocean...

Because you guys over there think
it's lucrative...

to blow up government buildings?

All my shipments from Rotterdam are
being intercepted these days.

Because of your nonsense.

Listen, you idiot. I don't have
a damn thing to do with the Pope.

I'm here for myself, I'm here to do business.
But you don't want money.

You?

What, you?
Shut your filthy mouth, will you?

You've been coming to this country for 400 years
to take things.

No respect for the land,
no respect for the people.

So consider this
reparations.