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No, no, no, no, no. That's not good, man. That's not good.

That's not good, bro. Your car.

That thing sounds like it's about to go any minute now, man.

It sounds like it's about to go any minute, bro. I shouldn't even be smoking

this around. This thing's going to blow any second.

Is that bad?

Yeah. Do you know much about cars?

Not too much. Yeah, basically, what's going on is with your engine.

Like it's about to combust, and it can go any minute. That's what that is.

Yeah, it's about to spontaneously combust.

You can take it to a mechanic, that's what you need to do, but replacing the

whole engine is going to cost you like at least $1,300, $1,400. I really don't

have that kind of money. I know, most people don't. They try to juke you

there, but you see, I was a former mechanic.

I could probably do it for you for like $300, $100. It'd take me like five

minutes.

That's too much for me right now, homie. I can't do that. I can work with you.

What you got for me? $200 maybe?

$150? I'll work with you. I'll work with you. You'll work with me? Cool. I've got

to make a spin right in there right now, and I'll come out back.

You take care of that? I got you, man.

No, it's good, man. It's good.

It's as good as new.

No more sounds. I can't hear anything.

I've got something for you here. Maybe we can talk about it a little bit.

$200?

I've got $100 for you, man.

That's good.

That's good. Take care of everything, right? Yeah. So I can just drive this

right over. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're good. You're good.

Thank you. Thank you so much. And stay away from dumps. And you get to go.

I'm sorry. You okay?

Whoa. Hello.

How you doing?

Great. How are you?

Yeah. Say, you got an extra cigarette for me?

You know what?

I'm good. You can take that one.

Wait.

So, um, you smoke anything stronger than this?

You know what?

Back in my high school days, I used to smoke a little weed now and then. Oh,

really? Yeah. This is your first shot of high school to hold you. Oh, thank you.

I'm 21.

21? Why don't you just put the wedding ring on your finger 21?

Oh, I'm happily married, you know, high school sweetheart.

Really? Yeah. Because that ring looks like it could be worth a little bit of

money if things aren't so good, you know? No, I'm okay.

I'm here. I would like to keep my wedding ring. Okay, okay. No, I didn't

even mean to go there. I didn't mean to go there. But, say, why don't I help you

reconnect to your younger days, right? Younger days? Yeah, like, you know,

before you had the old ball and chain.

Maybe smoke up some weed. I know this guy. He's got some great stuff. He's

like... Just a couple blocks from here. Like, I know him, so, like, he can give

me, like, a really good hookup. I've seen, like, a couple bucks. You give me

some, and you're good.

Just a couple bucks?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever you got, whatever you got.

High school days sounded pretty good.

Yeah.

I know I got some money somewhere.

Oh, right here.

Whoa! Oh, oh, okay.

Yeah, so, uh... Oh, I hope that's enough for you.

Yeah, I'll make it work.

We maybe could smoke up at your place because it's kind of bright out here to

be smoking in the corners, you know. I got a couple warrants, you know. You

okay, buddy? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You live around here? Yeah, I stay up the street and around the corner. You

can't miss me. I'll be staying outside.

You sure you okay? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Cool. I'll meet you in a couple minutes, alright? Just stay outside.

Okay.

So, it's my husband's house, okay?

Don't drop this little weed and go, alright? Yeah, yeah, yeah, cool, cool.

You okay?

Yeah, yeah, I'm good.

I'm good, you know, we should get this started, right? Okay, yeah.

Cool, cool.

So, yeah, um, yeah, like I told you, like, when I went to see the guy, he

didn't really have any weed on him. I know you said you haven't smoked in a

while and stuff, but, you know, I still got some stuff, though. I got some

stuff.

Your turn. Stuff?

Yeah. What kind of stuff?

It's like a better high.

You've done like, you know, low before, right?

So, you know, it's kind of like low, but it's not.

A little bit of crack rock, but it'll really get you fucked up.

Are you serious?

Yeah, yeah.

It'll be cool, okay? It's cool. It's cool.

Don't worry about it.

I don't know. I've just smoked a little weed.

Wow.

I really don't want to smoke.

Nah, this is just like weed. It's a little stronger. It'll get you way more

fucked up. Trust me.

More banks for your buck.

God damn it.

Don't tell me I dropped the shit.

Fuck you, crack rock.

Fuck it.

I'm okay.

I'm fine, baby.

Open your back.

Oh, shit.

Lucy.

What is that?

This is it, baby.

Woo!

How you like me now?

Woo!

You okay, babe?

Yeah. This is the good stuff, baby.

Wow. This guy never lets me down. That's the good stuff.

Oh, you're the best.

Wow.

You're really hitting it, aren't you?

You can't enough?

It's good.

It's so much better than weed. I'm just gonna smoke a little weed. Just try one

hit. It's your money. It's your money. Don't let it go to waste. Okay.

Really inhale it. Really take it in. Keep going. Keep going. Don't let it

stop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going.

I

don't

know. I'll probably be back in a minute now.

Good, because... I'm a minute man. We can just get to know each other a little

bit better until then.

Really? Yeah.

Like I said, I hope it's gonna be good soon.

Monogamy is so overrated. Oh my god.

your husband is, but he doesn't deserve you.

Like that, baby?

I better get the fuck out of here now, don't I? Yes.

Come on.

Come on in, Solomon.

This is going to be your new home for as long as you need it to be.

Mi casa es tu casa.

Um, my bad. Shut up and get out of here, bro.

Hi.

This is my wife, Tamia.

How are you doing, Tamia?

Tyler told me so much about you.

A hundred things, I hope. Of course, sweetie.

It's going to be great having you here with us.

Praise Jesus.

I'm just sorry we had to go to these circumstances.

What's that supposed to mean?

Oh, let's not talk about it.

Hang on.

You brought it up.

Let's just bring it out in the open so no whispers when I turn my back.

Okay, if you want me to say it, you're a drug addict.

You overdose freebasing crack cocaine, and you almost have a heart attack.

And you're only 30.

Let's get one thing straight, okay?

Crack is cheap.

And I make way too much money to ever smoke crack.

Let's get that straight.

Crack is whack.

Now...

I have experimented with drugs before, and I was using heroin when they found

me in that hotel room with the hooker.

However, I don't like to think of myself as addicted.

I just have a bad habit, which can be broken at any time.

But if I'm going to do this, I'm going to need your help.

So, are you here to help me or judge me?

I am here to do the good work.

I'm here to help you exercise your feet.

See, I love you, bro.

So does Jesus.

I'm kind of writing a letter to my girl, you know, having a hard time focusing,

so if I can put it down on paper, that'll help me out, you know?

That's nice. Why don't you just fight for that?

That's what I'm trying to do, but I can't really focus right now, you know?

My mind is everywhere. I just need something to calm my nerves and treat

the drive.

You don't even feel like it's much easier.

You do?

Can you, like, get on that? Yeah.

Really?

You're going to call your friend now, right? Yeah. And he's going to get

us some stuff. Yeah.

Now.

Sweet. Sweet. Sweet.

Did you get the shit? Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

I know this place around here. It's my boy.

He's not there right now, so it's going to kind of look like we're breaking in,

but trust me, it's cool because he knows it.

Okay? Okay?

I'm positive.

Oh, God, I love you so much. Oh, yeah, sure,

sure.

I'm good for it.

Baby,

no, no, no.

Not tonight. I'm not in the mood.

I had a long day, girl.

You know, George and Ricky are going back to France tomorrow, so they wore me

out. They wanted me to do everything twice.

You know, I finally had enough. I said, you know, guys, get off my back.

God help me.

I love those guys.

It's okay.

I understand.

So, your brother is taking a big step, huh?

You must be crying.

Praise Jesus.

You know, growing up with the cop as your father, he really kept us in line

as kids.

But then he died in the line of duty. Sullivan was only nine.

Our paths went in different ways, and I became the more mature one, the man of

the house.

Mom worked two jobs.

I went to school.

Worked part-time. There was really nobody there to keep Solomon in check.

He hung out with the wrong crowd, got involved in the wrong things, and he

went astray.

Praise the good name of God.

He found his way back.

God is good all the time.

And all the time, God is good.

Thank you.

Hey, Sharon.

I think you'd come up tonight, huh?

Yeah, well, I'm here. You called me.

You're looking really fine today, Sharon.

Thank you.

You're working stress.

I try. So, do you have it or what?

Oh, right. The dope, right?

Yeah. Dope.

Uh, you see, the thing is with that, right? Like, um, I'm kind of like in

between jobs right now. That's kind of my situation.

So, like, the funding is kind of, like, tough to come up with.

You could just, like, hit me off with some cash.

I'll get dope.

We're good.

Is that what you said when you called me down here?

Oh, right, right. I didn't say that, right?

See, when I called you, like, I had, like, a hookup with some cash because,

you know, this guy owes me some money.

But then, like, I didn't see him, and, like, he's trying to dodge me. But, you

know, I mean, you can do something to get us some money.

And then I'll get the dope.

No, no, you get the dope. That's not what you said. You get the dope.

I'll come up with it, okay?

I'll figure it out.

But if I get the dope, I get the pussy, right?

We'll see if you could come through with your end of the bargain.

All right, all right.

All right. Tonight, dope pushing.

Excuse me, sir. I don't mean to bother you, but... It's good, man.

This guy is a fucking asshole. Just kicked me out the store for no freaking

reason. I don't know what the hell his problem is. What's his problem?

The problem is I have this ticket here.

It's a lottery ticket for $500, but he won't let me cash it.

Are you serious, man? It's phoning.

Get your money, man. He's not going to let me do it.

Can you go in there and cash it for me?

If you do, I'll give you $200 just for cashing for me. That's it. Just for

cashing it? Just for cashing it, you get $200, man. You can't beat that. Are you

for real, man? I'm serious.

$200. $200.

Come on.

Betty, I'll give you half.

$250. All you got to do is borrow cash.

That's it. That's it. That's all I'm asking you to do.

I'm not going to argue with that, yo.

Hey, hang on a second, dog.

I'm trusting you with my ticket there that I won.

And you may just go in there and just take my money and just bail.

Like, how do I know you're not going to do that? Can you just give me some money

just as a sign of good faith?

Like $20 or something?

I know, but just in case you pull something on me, like I know if you give

me some of your money, you're not going to do that.

That way I know I can trust you. All right, all right.

Whatever, whatever.

I got you, I got you.

$20, that's all.

Thank you so much.

Maybe another couple bucks if you've got a lot of money.

That's good. This is cool, this is cool, this is cool. Thank you, thank you.

Thank you so much.

Fuck your nigga, man. Damn!

All right, I got the rock, baby.

You're gonna get so fucked up.

Let's go, baby.

First things first.

First to get loving.

where you are your heart.

Should I get you something to eat?

Well, um... No, but... Actually, maybe I can fix you something.

Wait, wait, wait.

I'm sorry, I don't do good stuff, Solomon. I've never done a drug in my

life, and I am scared shitless of needles.

I just, I mean, didn't you overdose from this stuff anyway?

Didn't you learn your lesson?

Are you serious about this?

Come on, man.

That wasn't a no for dose.

That was a failed assassination attempt.

I worked for the government, the DEA.

But the doctor said that... The doctor?

He's wanted too.

He's a double agent plant.

Oh, God.

You're such a civilian.

You're in way over your head so much right now, it's embarrassing.

I was, um, I was, I was working on, uh, there was this Colombian narcotics ring.

And just as I was about to bust them up, some guys caught me. There was like 12

of them. They jumped me from behind.

They knocked me out. They doped me up. And that's when they put me in that

hotel room with the hooker.

Oh, wow.

I had no idea.

Yeah?

I never would have guessed that you work for the DEA.

Well, I do.

I've told you way too much of this already, so... I'm sorry.

You shouldn't be.

Look, there's still one thing I don't understand. I mean, what are the drugs

for?

Oh, the drug.

Well,

the thing with that is... I need to build up an immunity.

You see, so the next time they catch me, if they dope me up, I will overdose

because I have so much of this stuff in my system already.

So it's not like I want to, I have to.

It's my country.

I thought I was making moves. It depends on how that thing goes.

Oh, man. Sorry. Fuck!

Sorry about that.

Sorry? What you want from me going, man? What the hell is wrong with you? Sorry,

I should have watched that. I should have been recording. Yeah, you should

have.

Oh. Look at this.

This is... Oh, man.

Look at this. The whole motherboard is ruined. What the hell is wrong with you,

man? I'm sure it can be fixed. This can be fixed? Look at this thing.

Take down my number. I don't want your number, man.

What the hell is wrong with you? I want money for my laptop. That's what I want.

I don't have a warranty on that thing anymore, man.

Listen, I think I only have a couple of dollars. I don't know if that can do

anything. $2?

You want to give me $2 for a $1,500 laptop?

Are you fucking serious?

I don't have $2. What the fuck is this? I'm calling the cops, man.

Hold on. Hold on. Relax.

Just take down my number. Take down my number. I don't want your number. I want

your money.

I don't know what to tell you. $2 is not enough for a $1,500 laptop.

Give me more money. I'm calling the cops right now. I don't think I have as much

as you would like.

I'm calling the cops right now. Give me more money. I'm going. I have $40.

$40.

$42 for a $1,500 laptop. All right, relax. Listen. That's all you got?

That's all I have on me. Take down my number.

You know what? Forget the number. Forget the number.

You know what?

Today's your lucky day.

I'm going to let you go this time.

All right?

I don't want to see you ever again.

What do I think about what?

Well, take your head out of your stomach and tell me.

This book is the holy Bible.

Oh, God.

Is sex the only thing you think about?

You're touching your mother.

And I didn't want to do it back then either.

What's the point in sex?

If you're not ready to start a family and if you didn't change your mind about

it, then there's no use.

I mean, sex is so overrated.

You come home.

after a long hard day of work and you start wrestling and rolling and getting

hot and sticky and afterwards what happens you fall asleep it's no

use it's no point sex for the sake of sex is useless

and i'm too good for that and i thought the woman that i married thought the

same thing

You sound like a cheap whore.

Look, if you talk like that again, I'm filing for divorce.

There will be no non-procreational sex in this marriage.

somebody in a green jacket on behind here?

No idea.

Poor guy just beat me up. They stole my jacket. It had all my money in it. They

were skinheads. They called me a nigger.

Oh my god. I hate this.

I don't feel safe here. I just really need to get out of here. I don't feel

safe. They're going to come back. I just know it. They're going to try to hurt me

again. Do you have any money? I just want to get a cab and get out of here.

I just really want to get out of here, miss. Please, please. Thank you.

Do you have anything?

I'm going all the way uptown. I just really need as much money as you can

get. I think that's all I have.

Did you check all your pockets?

Thank you. Thank you so much, miss. Thank you. Thank you.

I'm going to get a cab and get out of here. Actually, you know what? There are

cops over there. Why don't we go? Oh, no.

I just really don't want to get the cops off at this point. Thank you, though.

Thank you.

Gate boarding now?

You always got a different hustle every week.

What's up with my money, man?

What's up with my drugs?

You got the money? You got the drugs? The paper, baby, the paper.

Put it in my pocket.

Come on.

What do I owe you, like 20 bucks?

20? You can't get this for no 20, man. You tripped. You tripped. Hook me up.

How many times I came in?

Ain't no deals.

It's my birthday, you know. Give me the half price discount.

Ain't no half price birthday deals going on around here.

Damn it.

$40? This a deal right here? You're tripping, man. Take this.

Let's give you one.

Lucky, lucky good.

Yeah. Let me just make sure this is my good shit right here. Yeah, go and check

it out. Go and check it out.

$40, man.

You know what I have to do to get that money, girl?

Come on, man. I'm not a kid. I got kids.

Motherfucking load.

Oh, God.

You're hooking me up, baby. You're hooking me up.

So what's up? You mind if I just smoke this here? Hell no! Get the hell out of

here! Come on, man. I don't want to go with some fucking enemy. Do you want to

get out of here with that?

Come on.

Are you tripping? Your daughter's not going to wake up. I'm not going to be

done. Get up out of here with that, man. Are you tripping, man?

Yeah, but give me a minute, okay?

I need your help.

The government needs your help, too.

Can we count on you?

What do you want me to do?

How many of you are you?

You think I'm just here by accident?

What are you talking about?

Listen, the FBI,

they want me here because Tyler is a spy.

The FBI?

Yeah. But I thought you worked for the DEA.

Yeah, this is all really, really complicated.

You see, it runs so deep. You see, the DEA...

Has me covering the Colombians, right?

But then the CIA has me covering the FBI.

And the FBI has me covering Tyler.

And now I just gotta figure out who Tyler is spying for.

And that's why I need your help.

You're trying to tell me that my husband's a spy?

I'm not trying to tell you.

Come on.

We'll get you out of this, fine.

Give me that purchase!

Stop it! Give me back my fucking purchase, asshole!

Why don't you come to me more often?

I try my best.

You only come when I have your stuff.

Not the only time I come.

You don't have any stuff, by the way.

Oh, come on. Don't be like that.

I didn't mean it like that. I didn't mean it that way.

No, no, no.

I'm all about you.

Look at this body. Is that you, Zane?

No. No.

Look at that, huh?

How can I not be above that?

Oh, yeah.

I like this drug too, you know.

What would you like?

Oh, yeah.

I'm giving you the needle this time.

Oh, yeah.

This is a movie I directed here. It's called Ants in the Plant.

It's a kids movie, okay? This will be great for your daughter, your niece.

This is my niece.

What's your name, sweetie?

Amaya. Amaya?

I'm Solomon, Amaya. You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to put your name

on it for you, huh?

Put your name on it for me,

huh? A-F-A-Y-A.

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Come on, give me what you got, huh?

$28, $27, anything. I'll take whatever you got, huh?

I have $10.

Yeah. I think I can give you more than a little.

Um,

that's all I have.

Give me your purse again, please. Look at my purse. You know what? Give me my

$10 back. Take your stupid DVD, please.

No, no, no. You know what? You can keep the DVD, okay?

I'll give it to you at a bargain.

Discount this time. Just spread the word. I'll be directing more kids'

movies in the future, okay? I work for Disney, you know? All right, I'll talk

to you later.

I believe you.

What?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Look, you said the first step was immunity, right?

Yeah, yeah. I'm ready.

Well, you see, the thing about that is, like, my funding,

someone just paid it.

So, I'm going to need to do that.

Like I told you earlier, I don't work, so I really don't have any money.

Tyler's the one who pays all the bills.

I have something of value.

My mother gave this to me.

It's been in my family for six generations.

I'm sure your mother will be very proud of your sacrifice.

I'm gonna go pour this with some dope.

I'll be right back. You ready for this?

Very.

You're going to hog all that to yourself.

I miss you so much.

I didn't think I was ever going to see you again.

I know.

Don't be away from this body much longer.

You know the only reason my brother let us live is because he stayed away.

Take your brother.

He's thinking about you right now.

Every day, every hour, every minute, every second has been like hell without

you.

I love you so much, baby.

I love you, too.

Show me how much you love me, huh?

I'm just going to take a look at every inch of you before we do this.

What are you looking for?

Money.

Money, huh?

Are you fucking kidding me? I thought you were off that shit, Solomon.

I am off this stuff, huh? I just need a hit. Just to calm my nerves, baby.

Fucking crazy.

So that's why you came back here, huh?

That's why you came back here?

We used to get high all the time.

Let's just get high. No, Solomon.

Are you kidding me? After that last OD?

Are you serious, Solomon?

What are you talking about, honey?

Let's just get one more hit for our crime scene, huh?

Where's the money?

Where's the money?

Solomon, get the fuck out of my house! Get out!

Get out right now, Solomon!

Motherfucker!

Didn't I tell you to stay away from my sister?

I told you to stay away from my sister! Didn't I tell you that? Didn't I tell

you that?

What did I tell you? What did I tell you?

What are you doing here, Solomon?

Your brother, he jumped me and took my last dope bag.

So what's the money?

Go get the money from him, you fucking idiot.

He's going to kill me if I go to him. You're his sister.

I need the money from you, okay? Solomon, get the fuck away from me. I

told you I was done with you.

Come on, just one last time. I need somebody to speak. Come on.

Solomon, get the fuck out of here.

Get out of here.

If you don't get the fuck out of here right now, I'm calling the cops get the

fuck out of here

How are you doing tonight, ma'am? I'm here on behalf of the World Children's

Organization. And right now we're taking donations for that park you have down

the block near the school.

School around there? Yeah, that park. We're just going to do some renovations

there for the children.

And like I said, basically we have plans to put in some flipping slides and some

swings and stuff like that. These are our paperwork here for the plans.

We just need like $20, $30 donation, which would be awesome on your part. And

I got my official WCO license right here that makes you know that I'm official

with the organization because we do have some people here trying to scam people

out of their money. But since you saw that, you know I'm official and I'm part

of that organization.

Like I said, we really appreciate like $20 or $30.

That would be awesome right now. Thank you so much, ma'am.

Okay, I would really like to help with your organization. I don't know if I

have. $20, $30. It's for the children, ma'am. You do like children, don't you?

Yes, I do like children. I have children of my own, but I don't know if I have

20, but I'll look to check whatever I can spare. Find it in your heart, ma'am.

Find it in your heart. Thank you so much. Thank you. Hold on.

Okay, I have $10 that I can spare.

$10? It's for the children, ma'am. We need, I mean, the children need more

than that. They need at least $20.

I mean, maybe if you came back next week.

Next week is going to be too late. The children need another $10 tonight.

You really need it. Ten dollars, ma'am. Come on. Well, maybe you could try

another house with someone else. That's all I could spare.

Fine. Thank you so much, okay?

What's your name?

Miss David. Miss David.

We will send you something in the mail, an official certificate, and you'll

receive something officially saying that you've donated to WCO. Thank you so

much. Do I need to sign something?

Hey, guys.

You!

Me.

How can you do this to your country? It's your own brother!

You're gonna have to forgive her.

You're a traitor!

She had a glass of wine. She's just a little loopy.

Why don't I take her to bed for you? Yeah, why don't you do that?

That's what you're up to!

I hope you're happy.

Because you just jeopardized the entire mission.

What's wrong with you?

You're my brother's wife.

I'm sorry. Let me make it up to you.

No. No.

Just stay here and ride out the high while I go downstairs and try to undo

your mess.

You're kind enough to let me into your house, and while you're out working hard

all day, here I am, alone, with your wife, finger drunk.

Can you please find it in your heart to forgive me?

No, no, no. What are you apologizing for? You're sorry for what?

But you're my blood, bro.

I trust you.

Thank you.

It's okay, it's okay.

It's gonna be okay.

We're good.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Okay. Thank you. Talk later. Thank you, man.

Did you just make it to my house?

Lana, baby, you look so good.

Oh, my God.

I just want you to... Let's just go back inside and... Get off of me. I'm going

to put a cap on you. Why are you acting like this? Come on, baby.

You got to take me back.

You just got to. No, I don't want you in my life.

You don't go for nothing.

You only go for what's really shooting in line.

Listen, baby, I got your favorite.

E, what do you say we go back in there?

We get high, mess around, and we forget about our past. We only think about the

future, huh?

What kind of future goes that far with a crackhead like you? If I don't pay $600,

I gotta get evicted. Give me $600 for rent.

Until then, I don't want to hear of you anymore.

Amanda!

Baby!

You're making the biggest mistake of your life!

What does it look like to me?

I'm um, I'm searching this place for blood.

It's probably at least 10 feet apart.

What happened last night?

I started to have a sound.

What? You didn't, like... No!

If that's what you're thinking.

But um, I haven't had to. The blood would have been under your hands.

Okay?

But uh...

No, stuck with the drunk story.

I think he's gonna buy that for now, but it's only gonna buy so much time, you

know? So, listen, I gotta go touch base with my contact, Ananda.

But if you see him, stick with the drunk story.

Stalk for as long as you can.

Thanks.

I don't mean to bother you. My car broke down. It's like two blocks away from

here. My two-year-old daughter's in there. There's no air conditioning.

The windows don't work.

I ran out of gas. I just need some money to fill this up just so I can get to

work. I work in Wall Street, okay? I make like $100,000 a year.

It's not like I need the money. I just need to get to work, okay? If you can

just give me like $10 or $20, I'd really appreciate it. Let me see what I have.

Thank you so much. Thank you so much.

Seven dollars. That's all I have.

Oh, this is... Do you have maybe a couple more dollars? Maybe you can check

back in there. I thought I saw some change, maybe.

Anything? That MetroCard?

You have money on it? Yeah.

Thanks. Yeah, have a good day. God bless. I really appreciate it. Thank you

so much.

Excuse me, miss.

My car broke down and... Yeah, so... I don't think I'll have any

problem paying you this...

How many times you come over here put your feet up on my table bring your

skateboard speaking of which

No, no, you ain't got that much money.

Go ahead. What do you got to say? Okay, this is the plan. You know, I can get a

bigger shipment if we work together. Now, you give me that money, I put it

with my money, and I come out on top, you know, I could cut you off a little

bit. I'll let you cut me off.

I can give you about 2%. 2%?

Boy, you ain't never had 2% of nothing.

Come on. If we're going in this 50-50, shouldn't the back end be 50-50?

I mean, you ain't got that much money. This is just a taste, okay?

All right, okay. I got money. Okay, so you tell me what you got.

Let me see.

20%, okay?

20%. We're going 50-50 on the front end.

Back end, I get 20% of your profits, and I'm okay with that.

18. I can't even do the math for 18%. 18%?

It's 2% less than what you would have been getting.

Fine, 18%. Cool.

Good deal. So how much you got?

For now, we'll start off with 100.

Okay. For now. All right. For now.

You going to match that?

Of course.

If you've got that kind of money on you.

I'm keeping an envelope, so.

Fine. It's my connection.

All right.

50-50 on that.

Cool. Cool. We're business partners now.

Sweet. Now, can you get me something to drink? It's like a fucking desert in

here.

Don't be straight. I'm going to get you something to drink. You go on and relax

your feet. I'll be right back. You know how to do it. Take your time.

All right.

Yeah, you do that. You know what? I'm not even that thirsty anymore.

I think I'm just going to break out, okay?

Yeah, yeah,

it's cool.

We're partners out here, right? I'll see you later, partner.

But you did it, baby.

I don't care how you did it.

Now you've got to be a real woman.

No! No!

I don't know how to say this, but things are getting very, very dangerous for me

right now. And I need to pull out.

I can't stay, okay?

I got the feds. I got all these different organizations.

They're just like, I'm too dangerous to everybody.

So I just came here to say goodbye.

No, no, no, no. You can't do that. You can't leave me with him. Take me with

you.

I can't take care of myself. How am I going to take care of you?

I can't get a job.

Or then they'll find me.

So, I'm sorry. I gotta go.

Look,

just listen. Hear me out.

Okay?

Is that a good plan?

Tyler, when we first got married, she had a friend named Cleo that she

married. Business trip.

Okay.

He stayed with us for a few months.

All right, he was a life insurance salesman.

He and Tyler were inseparable.

Okay, when he left, Tyler wanted to make absolutely sure that he got him back on

his feet. So he brought a huge life insurance policy from him so that Clay

would make the commission.

I don't get this. What does this have to do with anything?

Don't you see?

We can kill him and cash in on it. It's $100,000.

Wait a minute.

Let's think about this here.

Talk about your husband and my brother.

Although... It's $100,000.

$100,000.

$100,000? So you're going to do it, aren't you?

I don't know. Here's my brother.

This girl has feelings for you. You take advantage of her.

I just need time to plan this out.

No, we don't have enough time. The more you think about it, the less chance

you're going to do it.

You're right, you're right.

You need to have a sense of urgency.

First thing tomorrow.

I'm definitely going to look into it first thing tomorrow.

Today, Solomon.

Have you told anyone about it?

No.

No. Not really.

You told Tyler, didn't you?

No!

I'm not stupid.

I told my priest in confession.

But he can't do anything or say anything about it. Not even after we've done it

can he do that.

That's the way it works with them.

As who?

God.

How dumb can you be?

Your priest?

He's a Soviet spy.

But he's from New Jersey.

Well, that's what they want you to think.

Who's they?

Who's they?

Them. That's who they are.

The, um... The communists, of course.

You cut him, he'll bleed commie red.

You just cost us whatever little time we have left. We gotta figure something

out. We gotta do this tonight.

We don't have any time.

Whatever we do, we gotta figure it out now.

There's a gun in his sock drawer.

We could just go get that, shoot him, and then make it look like somebody

broke in and he just got shot.

If we do this, we gotta do it now before he gets in.

You sure he's up here?

Yes.

Where the fuck is he?

He was in one of the drawers originally.

You looking for this?

Oh my God, bro. How could you? Call the blood, bro. I let you in my home when

you were down and out and this is how you can pay me?

Tyler, don't do this. I love him.

Listen to her, bro.

Besides, if you're going to kill anybody, kill her.

It was my idea in the first place.

Shut up!

Is she dead?

I don't know.

Is she your wife?

See that man walking down the avenue Used to have control of

it all No, I doubt that he would plan an interview

Talk to himself and that's mostly all Had the world on

a string, but he let it slip away And he joined the search for things that could

be found

And if you think it's a lie, then Goliath had to fight.

That a little rock can bring a big man down. Not much, but just a little rock.

He needed a little bit of rock. Little rock can bring a big man down to the

ground. Not much, but just a little rock.

He needed a little bit of rock.

See that man holding a bat on a sign.

He used to have a four-bedroom bridge.

He lost his job, his car, his family, and his mind.

Played with magic powder and his fool got tricked.

He had his future for sure.

Somehow he got lured into the depth where hopelessness survives.

And if you think it's a joke, let Goliath cast his vote.

Cause a little rock can bring a big man down.

Not much at all.

Not much at all.

So you will fall.

and bring a