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(bell rings)

- Hey, champ!

How you doing?

- Danny!

- And stay away from Danny's funeral, you lowlife!

- You gotta help me find the guys who killed my cousin.

- We'll take care of those tapeworms.

I don't believe that's what scared Pat the Cat.

- Mr. Patrice earns far more

as a legitimate investor than in racketeering.

- How come Patrice stopped doing business with you?

- Artistic differences.

- The Cerazzos whack me, Patrice takes over my turf.

- The Cerazzos move in, then we don't want your turf.

(dramatic music)

- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen, the Royal Diamond

Hotel and Casino proudly presents the North American

Amateur Boxing Organization's Tournament of Champions.

- How does a good looking guy like you survive in jail?

- (laughs) Let me ask you something.

What would get you more excited,

if I punched out every dude in the joint

or if I married the baddest dude for protection?

- Excuse me, Mr. Steelgrave.

- What's this?

- It's from the gentleman.

- [Announcer] Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

Our fights will be scored under international rule.

- Cheap champagne gives me cold sores.

(group laughs)

- Who is that guy?

- That is the Little Richard of organized crime.

And get this, his name is Kiki Vanno.

I think God put him here to make cops look smart.

- Kiki Vanno?

- He sends over another bottle,

his name's gonna be Leaky Vanno.

(group laughs)

- You like that, yeah.

Hey, Sonny, I gotta say hello to my cousin, alright?

- I wanna talk to you about that kid.

I heard good things about him.

- Alright.

- Yeah.

- Be right back.

- Hey, save that strength for the fight, huh.

- Yeah.

- Good luck.

- [Leon] Thanks.

- [Angela] Vinnie.

- Hey, Angie.

How you doing, babe?

Hey, champ, how you doing?

Whoa!

Hey, what is this, tag team wrestling?

- I thought you weren't gonna come.

- What, I'm gonna miss this?

What are you, nuts?

- Oh, I figured with you and the rest of the family,

Hey, Vinnie, I don't care.

I'm glad you're here.

- Yeah.

- Hey, hold on, man.

I wanna give you your birthday present

in case I don't see you next week.

- No, no, wait a minute, wait a minute.

Later, later.

Look, I wanna take you two out to dinner

after the fight, alright?

I'll take you to Luigi's.

What do you say?

- Sure.

Would you take Angela with you and I'll meet you down there?

I have to get changed and deal with my father.

Like old times (mumbles). (knocking on door)

- And what are you doing here?

- Uncle Dominic, I'm just wishing Danny good luck.

That's all.

All the best, kid.

Aunt Jean.

- What was he doing here?

- He's my cousin.

- The hell he is.

He's a damn hood.

- Why don't you just leave it alone?

- Now look, I told you, Danny,

I don't want you mixing with that bum!

(relaxed piano music)

- [Minos] You set it up?

- Later.

- You got Steelgrave here or what?

- Come on, we'll talk after the fight.

- Kiki, we never pay anybody in advance.

We broke the rules just for you.

Make this happen.

- You guys want your money back, huh?

Bring in your receipts.

I'll give you a refund, alright?

Fine.

- Kiki.

- Ow!

Hey, hey, what the hell's the matter with you?

I was only kidding.

- We don't have time for your fun house crap.

Talk to Sonny now.

- Let me know what you think of this kid, Perez.

I think he's gonna be my next investment.

- Oh, yeah.

I saw him at the Gloves.

This kid is deadly.

(crowd cheers)

(bell rings)

- [Announcer] Tonight's featured card.

- Hey, that's a good looking boy, huh, Sonny, nice and hard.

- What do you want, slug?

- Me?

I want these two and some rubber furniture,

but I'll take some action on the fight.

This kid, Davis, he's got a canon right hand.

Bet him.

- That kid Davis has got a Vaseline right hand.

Forget him.

- You want my action?

Yes or no?

- Save your pennies, Kiki.

- How about a grand?

- How about five grand.

- Sold.

- Let Vinnie hold the money.

- What, no trust?

- What am I supposed to do with this,

find the rightful owner?

- (laughs) Find the rightful owner.

Enjoy the fight.

- You think that one put the fix in or what, Sonny?

- Nah, nobody fixes amateurs.

It's an unwritten rule.

(crowd cheers)

- [Referee] Two, three, four, five, six.

- You believe this?

- I think you oughta hold off

on your next investment, Sonny.

- Whoa, that was some fight, huh, Sonny.

- Kiki, the body's not even cold yet.

- The body's not even cold yet.

That's good, Sonny.

- Yeah, yeah, great.

Go get a facelift.

- Sonny, I'm not interested in your money, Sonny.

I can make these fights for you anytime you want.

- You can fix the amateurs if I want.

- Come on, that's nothing.

I can fix bigger things than that.

- Like what?

- Well, like a know a certain party that would be interested

in making a substantial investment in your friendship.

- My friendship's not for sale, but I do give private

consultations to the rich and socially unacceptable.

- Private consultations.

- A million a session.

- We can handle that.

- Just who is this party

who likes to throw around that kind of change?

- The Cerazzos.

- Make the arrangements with Vinnie.

- Hey, Vinnie, I'll be calling you.

(phone rings)

- Yeah, Mike Terranova.

- Agent 4587, day code, style section 914.

Ident procedure, long, dull, appeal.

- Greetings to Vinnie T.

- I need to access the sheet on a Kiki Vanno

and a family name the Cerazzos.

- [Mike] How soon?

- Sooner.

- I'm gonna have to put you on hold

for a couple of seconds, Vinnie.

- Yeah.

(phone rings)

- Hello.

- Yeah, Frank, Vinnie just requested the sheets

on a Kiki Vanno and George and Minos Cerazzo.

I'll stay on top of this, Frank.

- Yeah, you do that.

Hey, Vinnie, Kiki Vanno, mister conviviality.

37 months at Rahway for aggravated assault

and sexual molestation, three arrests,

narcotics distribution, one conviction, two years,

assault and sexual assault and battery convictions,

one count of arson, trial pending.

It's hard to believe this guy's 31 years old.

- What's this guy do for fun?

- I don't know, but he is hanging around

with two of the baddest looking jackets

I have ever accessed, George and Minos Cerazzo,

first generation from Crete.

Vinnie, you don't have time to hear about

what these guys play around with, narcotics,

extortion, suspected in 14 mob-related murders.

Vinnie, Minos was indicted

for the mutilation murder of a federal agent.

Case was dismissed, insufficient evidence.

You got a couple of rogue elephants out there, Terranova.

- I'll call you from the jungle.

- Good luck, Vinnie.

(crowd cheers)

- [Vinnie] Come on, Danny, come on!

- [Sonny] Rip 'em, rip 'em.

- Jab, jab, jab!

- Hit him, hit him!

- Hey, come on, ref! - What the hell was that?

Come on, Danny, come on!

- Hit him!

(crowd cheers)

(bell rings)

- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,

the winner by technical knockout

and advancing to the finals, Danny Tessio!

- Angie, I'm starving.

What you say we get a little calamari

while we wait for your husband?

- Sure, Vinnie.

- Alright, good.

Luigi, come on.

What?

- So Vinnie, who's this girl we saw you with?

- Nobody.

She's an acquaintance.

- [Angela] Come on, Vinnie.

- She's my chiropractor.

- Yeah, right.

So she straightens out your back.

- Yeah, whenever it's crooked.

Why don't you throw over some butter too?

(Leon grunts)

- Got you, Leon!

You're all strung out.

- Hey!

Give me (mumbles)!

Give it here!

- Where'd you get it?

- Come on, Danny.

I need this stuff.

Give it to me, man.

- Where'd you get it?

- Maybe if we order some more Chianti,

Luigi will play the accordion for us, huh.

- Something's wrong, Vinnie.

- Nah, he's okay.

Alright, let's go get him.

- That's our car.

- You stay here and calm down.

- Danny!

- Hey, why is Danny Tessio still on ice?

- This is the coroner's office.

Everybody's gotta wait for their turn.

Who the heck are you?

- Save the smartass bureaucrat routine, will you.

There's a homicide in there that should be in toxicology.

- Homicide didn't request a rush,

so I have to take these cases in order.

This is Atlantic City.

There are a lot of dead kids out here.

- [Vinnie] Uncle Dominic.

- You.

You, get out of here.

- I'm sorry.

- Get out.

Get out!

And stay away from my family.

And stay away from Danny's funeral, you, you lowlife!

- [Vinnie] I'm trying to help you guys find his killer.

- Terranova, we hear different from the coroner.

It was a junkie OD.

- [Vinnie] The kid is still on ice.

If you get the coroner to shake some butt,

you can get the jump on a homicide.

- How come you know so much about homicide?

- Don't do that.

- Don't do what?

- Don't play let's mess with the hood.

You know my sheet, huh.

Then you should know that I'd never come here.

Danny Tessio was clean.

And if he was dirty, I'd know it

and I'd know who made him dirty, and I wouldn't need you.

- Maybe you dirtied him.

- Taking on the coroner's office,

half the ACPD before breakfast.

You're some undercover man, Vinnie.

- Push this one for me, Frank.

Homicide won't make a move

until they get the green light from the coroner.

You can speed it up for me.

- No, I can't do that.

If you'd come to me before you made a scene,

then I could have done something quietly.

- This kid is the only person who didn't care what I was.

I can't let this one go.

- You're not doing your job, Vinnie.

- I'm a cop.

I'm after a killer.

- No, you are a wiseguy,

and you should be trying to find out

what the Cerazzos want with Sonny Steelgrave.

- You're real sentimental, aren't you, Frank?

- I can't let personally problems jeopardize this program.

You do your job, Vinnie!

- I can't.

I'm locked up.

- No, no, no.

The homicide bulls aren't gonna charge you.

They wanna get you back down on the street

where they can do some real damage.

- So the wayward boy finally shows up.

- Sonny, I need a favor from you.

You gotta help me find the guys who killed my cousin.

- Why didn't you come to me first?

- [Vinnie] How'd you find out?

- What, you think I don't hear things?

- Sonny, I'm going nuts with this thing.

- I understand grief.

But when you go downtown and mess with the legals,

people are gonna talk.

- [Vinnie] I'm just trying to pick their brains.

I'll do anything to find these guys.

- Hey, we'll take care of those tapeworms,

but I need you to keep yourself together

because we got a meeting with the Cerazzos.

We got a meeting tomorrow night.

(phone buzzes)

Send him in.

Talk to me, Sid.

I wanna know why the Cerazzos came to me instead of Pat.

- Well, Mr. Patrice broke off

business relations with the Cerazzos

because they returns weren't worth the (mumbles).

- Come on, Sid.

Everybody knows they carry heavy dust.

They offered me one million just to talk.

- That's true.

Large amounts of cash went through, but their methods

are so outlandish that it cut into our legitimate operation.

They can't be controlled.

- I don't believe that's what scared Pat the Cat.

- (scoffs) Mr. Patrice earns far more

as a legitimate investor than in racketeering, yes.

The Cerazzos are just too messy.

He gave them his blessing and parted the company,

and I strongly suggest we do the same.

- What do you got to worry about, Sid?

The Cerazzos whack me, Patrice takes over my turf.

- The Cerazzos move in and we don't want your turf.

Is that all, Mr. Steelgrave?

- Okay.

What do you think?

- Well, I like the kind of money

these guys are talking about off the top.

I say we meet with 'em.

- [Sonny] You know, Sid wasn't jerking us

when he told us that the Cerazzos were messy.

They're nuts.

- Yeah, well, so am I.

Sid's an accountant.

He wants to turn this place into a fast food chain

and make us order takers.

I'm with you, Sonny.

If you want the action, I'm there.

- An old-fashioned boy, huh.

- Damn right, I am.

- Alright.

That's what I love.

- I gotta light a candle for my cousin.

- [Sonny] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Listen, my condolences to the family.

- [Vinnie] Thank you.

I'll see you later.

- Alright.

(dramatic music)

- You sure you wanna do that?

- Yes.

- You're gonna show that card to mom,

or you're gonna use it to get revenge?

- [Vinnie] To get revenge.

- Look, Vinnie, I understand how you feel.

- Pete, please, spare be the vengeance (mumbles) routine.

You're my brother and I love you,

but we do things differently.

- I'm suffering Danny's death as much as you are, brother.

- I know.

I gotta go.

- So mom has to go to your funeral

to find out you were a good guy?

- I hope not.

- Agent Terranova, OCB.

I need to see the autopsy report on Daniel Tessio.

- Autopsy findings are over there.

- Chemosis of the antecubital vein,

multiple contusions and cranial fracture.

Don't you think homicide should have this?

- The victim was in a boxing match two hours before he died.

It's gonna take a full toxicological report before we know

if the puncture site was forced or self induced.

- How long?

- Next week.

- You're gonna have to expedite this

because we need at least a partial report

by first thing tomorrow morning.

- I can't do that without authorization.

- Well, fine.

Call OCB and tell 'em Agent Terranova's here.

I'll give you their number.

- Authorization from the ME.

- I'll be back.

- [Lab Technician] I'll be here.

(knocking on door)

(woman speaks in foreign language)

(Angela sobs)

- It's okay.

Angie, can I talk to you for a minute?

(woman speaks in foreign language)

- I'm sorry, Vinnie.

- It's okay.

- No, it's not.

Danny loved you, and your own family is locking you out.

Oh, I wish I could do something.

- You can.

Just stay strong for me, okay, Angie?

- I will.

- Good.

I have to ask you something, Angie.

Have you seen any rough guys hanging around Danny?

- He spent every night at the gym, Vinnie.

They're all rough.

- Yeah, I know, but did you notice anything off

about any of the guys?

Okay.

You take care of yourself, alright?

- Vinnie, Danny's things are still at the casino.

I don't want the police to take them.

- Didn't they empty his locker already?

- Not until tomorrow.

- Okay, I'll bring his stuff by later.

- No, you keep it.

- Okay.

Excuse me.

Are you Ernie?

- No.

- Oh, that's too bad.

I was told to leave him some money.

I'm looking for Leon Perez.

- Lay another one of (mumbles) on me,

we can go right to his address.

- Alright.

Hey!

Hey, I'll move it right now.

- No, you're not.

Lean against the car.

- What?

What is this?

- What is this?

- Oh, man, such an obvious plant, you oughta water it.

You know that?

- Yeah, yeah.

- Hey, take it easy!

- You flash your OCB card to a city worker,

you're really dumb enough to think

I'm not gonna hear about it.

- I needed to get in those files, Frank.

You wouldn't help me.

- You broke your cover for a personal vendetta.

- Well, planting that bogus crack on me

isn't exactly departmental policy.

- I had to get you off the street

so you wouldn't drag everybody under.

I personally think you ought to be put on limited duty

for a psychological evaluation.

- Frank, I am in mourning.

Most people share their grief with their loved ones,

but I can't do that.

So I'm gonna share my grief

with the scum that killed my cousin.

- No, you're not.

You're gonna share your grief with convicted felons

because I'm not gonna let you blow this assignment.

- Frank, I'm gonna get this guy whether you help me or not.

- Well, first, you gotta make bail,

and that ain't gonna be set for days.

- Hey, Frank.

You stink.

- Did you find Vinnie yet?

He's been missing all day.

Well, keep trying!

I don't know, and I don't care.

Find him.

- You know the Cerazzos killed and mutilated

a federal agent and just walked.

You ever seen a mutilated fed?

Go ahead, take a look.

- Don't try to work on me, Frank.

Right now, the coroner's making protein shakes

out of a 22-year-old kid.

- I want the Cerazzos.

- Personal business, Frank?

- What do you want from me?

- There's a fighter named Leon Perez

who was with Danny before he was killed.

He's a doper, and I think he knows what happened.

- If I shake down Perez, you give me the Cerazzos?

- On toast if you want.

- Geez, Vinnie, I gotta find you in jail

20 minutes before we're supposed to meet the Cerazzos.

- Come on, Sonny, it was a chump setup.

These cops didn't even Mirandize me.

- Didn't I tell you not to mess with the law?

I mean do you really think

they're gonna treat you like Joe Public?

- Yeah, I know.

You're right.

- Forget about it.

Cacho will take care of it.

We gotta meet with the Cerazzos, and there's a few things

I wanna go over with you before we pick up Kiki.

- Why are we picking up that weasel?

- Cerazzos got two of his guys right now with Tommy

and Freddy, and they're trying to find a safe place.

So everything's alright,

they call the middleman, he takes us in.

- Oh, Kiki's our middleman.

- You bet he is.

He's gonna present it from both ends so he won't screw up.

- How's it going, Harry?

- I'm old, that's how it's going.

- Anything I can do for you?

- Yeah, give me your kidneys.

- Give it to him later.

We got business here.

- Fred tipped me on the car phone.

The meeting's gonna be at (mumbles).

Cerazzo's two rockets will be out front with Fred and Tommy.

The joint's clean.

- What's the action?

- They got 800 kilos of smack sitting at the St. Lawrence.

Patrice won't let them into New York,

so they're coming to you.

- What's the play.

- One of the 'em will make a sign,

probably walk behind the other one.

Now Minos is a blade man.

He likes the action, they dress him bulletproof.

Spatter his head.

But George is smarter, and he's very dangerous,

so you take him first.

- Are we doing business or are we going to war?

- I don't know the Cerazzos,

but I do know that they bring in a lot of green.

I'm not gonna make any decisions until I meet them.

- What about Vanno?

- Whack him just after George.

If he's got any brains, he's gonna side with Minos.

I'm telling you, Vinnie, if any of 'em makes a move,

you hit 'em as hard as Chinese arithmetic.

- Ow!

What did I do?

- Good evening, Leon.

- [Leon] Who are you?

- I'm Frank.

I'm your date.

Tonight, we're gonna do things you never dreamed of.

- Hello, Kiki.

- Hey, George.

- Sonny, I'm Giorgios.

That's my brother, Minos.

- This is Vinnie Terranova.

- Please, let's sit down.

There's some cold drinks at the table.

Sonny, do you mind if I come straight to the point.

- That's the way I like it.

- Good.

I have a boat that needs a dock.

It's a ship of elegance, and I can't afford to lose it.

- Boy, this is great.

You know, it's amazing.

You can live in a city your entire life

and never really see the sights.

- What do you want, man?

- (scoffs) We're partying, man.

I got a bag of goodies in the back, crack, ludes, PCP.

What's your flavor, hmm?

Oh, you're a heroin man, aren't you, Leon?

Well, you let me know when you want a pop.

You ever been to Longport?

Once a month, like clockwork,

I bring in a shipment, narcotics, arms, rocks.

I pay $1 million every time I dock,

or 10% at the end after distribution.

- What area do you cover?

- Boston, Chicago, Baltimore triangle.

Everything moves in 10 days.

- And this million is my first payment.

- No, that's yours for listening to my proposition.

- Can you believe these houses?

- Hey, man, I need something.

I'm sick.

- Alright, how inconsiderate of me.

Oh, yeah, I almost forgot.

Who killed Danny Tessio?

- I don't know, man.

Please, I gotta get something to get well.

Give me a taste.

- No way, Leon.

- I'm gonna be sick, man.

- Leon, you puke in my car, I'll make you eat it.

(Leon gags)

- If I agree to let you use my harbor, I have to ask you

not to set up operations in my city.

- Sonny, it would be impossible for me to maintain

my business without maintaining even a small local office.

- How come Patrice stopped doing business with you?

- Artistic differences.

Paul is a Renaissance man.

I am much more of an expressionist.

- I'm a Renaissance man myself.

I like a nice pretty picture with clean lines.

I don't appreciate violent colors that upset the canvas.

- Tastes change, Sonny.

- Not mine.

I've got harmonious relations

with New York and Philadelphia.

I don't think they'd be happy if I redecorated.

But I know a guy in Carolina

who'd be more than happy to accommodate you.

- I need this area.

- I'm sorry, George.

I can't help you.

- You got the customs set up in Buffalo.

Let me in through there.

- That's very good.

- I'm a shrewd businessman,

and I'm not crazy enough to ruin a good operation.

You let me in through Buffalo,

and I'll give you the same deal.

If you like doing business with me,

then we can talk about Atlantic City.

- We'll try three moves, a million a hot, three up front.

If everything goes smooth, we'll talk about--

- Nobody pays that kind of money up front.

- You wanna use my setup, you do.

- Sonny, you're going to like doing business with me.

- Pleasure, George.

- There's nothing like a morning at the shore.

Leon, I'm not fooling around anymore.

Who killed Danny Tessio?

Get out.

Get out of the car.

- [Leon] I don't know.

I'm dying.

Please give me something to get started.

- Get up, get up.

Now I am tired, Leon.

I am sleepy, and I'm irritable.

Now you tell me who killed Danny Tessio

and I'll help you get well.

If you don't, I'm gonna see if you swim with the cuffs on.

- I don't know, man!

Please, I'm telling you.

I don't know.

I didn't kill him, man.

Danny caught me shooting up.

He made me take him to my source.

He killed Danny.

- Who is it?

Who is it?

- Kiki Vanno.

What are you doing?

You said you'd give me the stuff!

I'll kill you, you stinking--

- You listen to me, Leon.

You look around.

You are 98 miles from the nearest dope hole.

There's a state hospital up the road.

Now you can walk in there and you get some help,

or you can crawl back to Jersey.

I don't care which it is.

You get well, Leon.

(Leon grunts)

- You look like hell, Frank.

- You meet the Cerazzos?

- Yeah.

Did you get my man?

- You first.

- The Cerazzos are moving 800 kilos of heroin

through the customs warehouse in Buffalo.

Sonny owns one of the inspectors.

- And?

- The Cerazzos are gonna claim the crate's parcel.

Now I'm supposed to get in line behind Kiki Vanno.

The Cerazzos are standing behind me.

And when we deal with the customs guy,

he's gonna deal directly with the man standing behind me,

and that's George.

- Why all the intrigue?

- I don't know.

Maybe ego, maybe everybody wants a guarantee

from everybody else.

- You know who the dirty customs official is?

- No, Sonny won't let that out till the deal's going down.

So you got what you want or what?

- Yeah.

- Good.

Now give me what I want.

Did you bring him in?

- No.

- Well, who is he?

- I can't let you blow this bust.

- Don't welch out on me, Frank.

Who is he?

- Kiki Vanno.

You kill him, I gotta be a material witness in a homicide.

- Well, fine, then I'll beat him half to death

and then I'll bust him.

- And we lose the Cerazzos.

- You can sit on 'em till we make the bust.

I'll tell Sonny I whacked him.

We'll get a different middleman.

- No, you can't have him at all.

- What the hell are you talking about?

- We're gonna set him up as a stoolie so nobody will point

the finger at you when we take the Cerazzos.

Vanno's your cover.

- And you're telling me that Vanno's gonna walk.

- Not necessarily.

After we set him up,

we'll offer him the witness protection program.

He'd be crazy not to take it.

- You had this planned all along, didn't you?

- I couldn't leave you unprotected.

- Well, forget it.

I'm not going for it.

- Do you know how many Danny Tessios the Cerazzos killed?

That federal gent was 26 years old.

He had a cousin,

and a family.

(Pete sings in foreign language)

(phone rings)

- Yeah, Mike Terranova speaking.

- Agent 4587, day code, style section 916.

Ident procedure, down, bad, day.

Tell Frank that Sonny's customs stooge

is the kid with the glasses.

I'm going to Buffalo.

(suspenseful music)

- What the hell is going on?

- You tell me.

Kiki's your boy.

- Your boss got paid in advance.

You got $4 million and I got no insurance.

There is going to be war.

- Tell Minos to get in line.

Sonny's guy is the kid in the glasses.

- This better work.

- I'll look after this one, buddy.

Go take a break.

Go take a break.

Would you like to step back this way, sir?

- [George] Minos, it's a setup!

(gunshots blare)

- Back off!

Back off or I'll scramble his brains.

(gunshot blares)

- One of you guys get over here

and take hold of this kid with the glasses.

He's Sonny's stooge.

- You alright?

- Yeah.

Where's Vanno?

- I don't know.

We'll put out word he blew the deal.

He'll come to us.

You have the right to remain silent.

If you give up the right to remain silent, anything you say

can and will be used against you in a court of law.

You have the right to speak with an attorney

and to have the attorney present during questioning.

If you so desire and cannot afford one,

an attorney will be appointed for you.

- Hey, Vinnie, I never saw a guy

get busted as much as you do.

I gotta teach you how to make an escape.

- Yeah, yeah.

Listen, I heard a couple of the feds

saying that Vanno blew us in.

- No kidding.

That little worm.

Don't worry about your case.

Cacho said he could tie it up in the court for years.

But by then, you'll probably get blown away.

- What are you so smiley for?

You just lost your Buffalo operations.

- I just made $4 million,

and I don't have to worry about the Cerazzos.

I can always get an $8 an hour customs stooge.

Come on, get in the front.

- What are you doing?

Where's your driver?

- Eh.

I wanted to give you your birthday present in private.

- What?

- I know this is what you wanted more than anything.

Happy birthday, Vinnie.

Say hi to Kiki.

Great surprise, eh.

He's the creep who killed your cousin.

- Yeah.

- I told you I'd get him. (laughs)

I love it, I love it. (laughs)

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