All language subtitles for A Most Violent Year-English

(HEAVY BREATHING)

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

(BREATHING CONTINUES)

♪♪ (MAN VOCALIZING)

♪ Rockets ♪

♪ Moon shots ♪

♪ Spend it on ♪

♪ The have-nots ♪

♪ Money ♪

♪ We make it ♪

♪ 'Fore we see it ♪

♪ You take it ♪

♪ Oh, make me wanna holler
the way they do my life, yeah ♪

♪ Make me wanna holler
the way they do my life ♪

♪ This ain't livin'
This ain't livin' ♪

♪ No, no, baby
This ain't livin' ♪

♪ No, no, no, no ♪

♪ Inflation ♪

♪ No chance ♪

♪ To increase ♪

♪ Finance ♪

♪ Natural ♪

♪ Fact is ♪

♪ Oh, honey, that I can't pay my ♪

♪ Taxes ♪

♪ Oh, make me wanna holler
the way they do my life, yeah ♪

♪ Yeah, make me wanna holler
the way they do my life ♪

♪ Oh, yeah ♪♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪♪ (ENDS)

(PANTING)

WOMAN ON RADIO: Good morning, everyone.
Here's the 8:35 weather and the news.

Right now, it's 29 degrees
and clear in midtown Manhattan.

Expect passing snow showers this morning,
clearing by midday.

Highs in the lower 30s.

Three NYPD officers are being treated
for gunshots this morning.

All three were shot in
the span of an hour last night.

Two officers were shot on the subway.

- You ready?
- Yeah.

You look very nice.

Thanks.

- You sure about this?
- Yeah.

(MAN ON RADIO, INDISTINCT)

Morning. Morning.

Hey, handsome.

- Thank you.
- All right.

Okay.

Don't do anything stupid.

We don't have any more money left.

What else could I possibly do?

Hey, stop.

Hey, hey, hey. Hey! Hey! Hey!

MAN:
Get out! Get the fuck out of the truck!

- Let's go! Let's go! Go, go, go!
- Come on!

(TRAIN RUMBLING)

I woke up this morning
feeling very good about this.

(LAUGHS) Really?

You've been telling me
not to do this for two years.

Now that we're all in, I'm loving it.

(JET ENGINE ROARS OVERHEAD)

Yep. There we are.

MAN:
My people have gone over your books.

I know this is a great deal
of money for you.

So why are you on us
so long for... for this...

this polluted, dirty piece of earth?

I imagine I want it
for the same reason you did.

(CHUCKLES)
I'm in the garment business...

so I take that as a testament.
(CHUCKLES)

But I inherited this property
from my uncle.

Sadly, he had no children of his own.

He was the one that let them
put these tanks up here.

So, you see, this place...
can do nothing for me.

I offered to lease this site
to you for a very fair price.

- But you're not interested.
- No.

Why is that?

I like to own the things I use.

I can see that.

So?

Yes.

- Mr. Walsh has reviewed the contract fully?
- WALSH: Of course.

- You brought the money?
- (LAUGHS) Yes.

You know you have only 30 days
to close the transaction?

No extensions.
No contingencies whatsoever.

I understand.

You fulfill the terms of the contract,
property is yours.

If you cannot, we keep the money...

and we sell the property
to your competitor...

who has been after us
almost as badly as you have.

I like you, but you should know
that the only reason we choose you...

- is because of the favorable conditions
of the contract. - Yes.

- And once you sign the...
- I understand.

Well, show us... the money,
and, uh, then I'll sign the papers.

Here it is.

Another case exactly like it.

Right here.

- Mazel tov.
- Mazel tov.

(SIGHS)

- Congratulations.
- (EXHALES) It's not ours yet.

Hey. It was a hell of a job
getting them to this point.

This is a good day for us.

(EXHALES)

Why don't you take a walk around?

Enjoy it for a second.

(EXHALES)

(ENGINE STARTS)

- (SIREN BLARING)
- (WOMAN ON P.A., INDISTINCT)

(SNIFFLES)

(FOOTSTEPS)

They probably broke his jaw.

Are you all right?

Mm-hmm.

(CHUCKLES) Shit.

Have the police been here yet?

Well, he was left on the side of the highway
without a truck. They brought him here.

Can you speak?

Sí.

- WOMAN: Can I talk to you outside?
- Yeah.

WOMAN ON P.A.: Paging Dr. Flynn, please.
Paging Dr. Flynn.

Did they sign the contract?

- (SIGHS) Yes.
- And took the deposit?

Oh, yeah.

- So it's a go.
- It's a go.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you. You too.

All right. We got 30 days.

(SIGHS)

These fucking guys.

This poor kid.
He's been working his ass off.

- You want me to talk to my brother about it?
- No, no.

Do not talk to your brother
or your father about this.

- All right?
- Okay.

- But this can't continue.
- Well, it won't.

- I'm gonna go speak with the DA tomorrow.
- Oh, fuck the DA.

He's not interested in helping us.

It's not fair to them.

- You're at war here.
- No, we're not.

- Really? Because they are.
- Well, I'm not.

You gonna check on the new house?

Yeah, I'll see you back home.

(SIGHS)

(FOOTSTEPS)

Do you need anything else?

Mm-mm-mmm.

Okay.

I'll be here to pick you up
when you get out.

Thank you.

These men are cowards.

They're too weak to make a living or even
fight with their own hands.

And too stupid to think
of anything else to do.

(SIREN BLARING)

(FOOTSTEPS)

- (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS)
- (SEAGULLS CRYING)

(KNOCKING)

- So, you guys have done what you needed to?
- Yeah.

And what was that?

I'm sorry?

Well, you just said you've done
what you needed to do.

So, what is it that you've done?

I'm not exactly sure, you know.
I just got here at 4:00.

- My shift's actually up, so...
- Right.

So, you've done nothing?

(KLAXON BLARING)

Hey, why'd they want it?

They wanted the $6,000
worth of fuel that was in it.

- (LID CLOSES)
- (POLICE RADIO CHATTER)

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

WOMAN ON SCANNER:
Trucks 14 through 23 are on the road.

Thirty to 33 are just about ready to go.

Nick, the gasket's good.
You should get over there and get going.

(HAMMERING)

(PHONE RINGING)

- Andrew, sorry to keep you waiting.
- WALSH: Mr. Lawrence.

- Thanks for seeing us at the last minute.
- Of course.

And Mr. Morales.

- I didn't realize you were coming as well.
- WALSH: Yes.

- LAWRENCE: So, what can I do for you?
- We need your help.

- In what way?
- Our trucks, they're being robbed.

As much as I'd like to be able to help you,
you know this is a police issue.

It's not what we do here.

But this is turning into
an urgent problem for us.

Our drivers are scared to death.

I'm not sure I understand.

There were more murders and rapes in this
city last year than there have ever been.

So if you've come to tell me that we
have an urgent security issue here...

- trust me, I'm aware.
- MORALES: My people are at risk just
driving around in this city.

Just trying to do their jobs.

And I...

I've done everything
that you've asked of me.

It's been two years since you started
investigating my company.

And since then, I've spent
thousands of dollars hiring lawyers...

to provide you with every piece of
information that your office has requested.

And I expect that you've been asking
the same of my competitors.

So with all this information
that you've gained...

we're just asking, do you have any idea
who's been doing this to us?

I don't.

As you know, we've been investigating
industry-wide corruption...

in your business that seems
to have been going on for years.

So you're right.

That means you're all
stealing from each other...

which as far as I can tell...

is just a refreshing new take on what
you've been doing to your customers...

and fellow taxpayers
for the last 15 years.

First, please know that we respect
the work that you're doing...

to try to help our business
and the city.

But also know that I have never
taken anything from anyone.

So when you say that we've...

We're on the same side here.

Well, yes and no.

You know...

Mr. Morales, you seem like a decent man.

And because of that, I don't really feel
comfortable sitting here pretending...

like the elephant perched
on the corner of my desk isn't there.

So, you know,
I can't go into specifics right now...

but we believe that you and your company
have broken the law...

and that we have evidence to prove that.

So next week we will be
bringing a case against you.

It's a little awkward,
obviously, but, uh...

I didn't want to have this happen next week,
not having said something here in person.

You know, out of respect.

You have your job to do.

But know that you're wrong.

And we will take advantage
of every opportunity to prove that.

(DOOR OPENS)

WALSH: Abel.

Abel! (SCOFFS)

Exactly.

Let's not overreact.

We don't even know what this is yet.

We haven't seen any charges.
It could be bullshit.

His office might be toying with us.
Right now it's nothing.

(SIGHS) I know.

(ADDING MACHINE CLICKING)

(KNOCKING)

Hey. How'd it go?

- The DA says he's gonna bring down
charges on us next week. - What?

- Why?
- We don't know yet.

Look, it might be nothing.

But I need to know,
where are we exposed?

We follow standard industry practice
on every front.

- What does that mean?
- You know what it means.

Anna.

I need to know
what they're saying we did.

WOMAN ON RADIO:
Murder in a Brooklyn schoolyard...

And the hunt is on tonight for a gunman
who shot and killed a teenage student.

(MAN ON RADIO, INDISTINCT)

Well...

- look who's here.
- Arnold.

ARNOLD:
Just a touch off the side, Jimmy.

We can't all be as lucky
as Mr. Morales here...

in terms of keeping our hair.

- BARBER: You're a good-looking man.
- Thanks, Vinny.

ARNOLD: I know I am.

So I hear congratulations are in order.

- What's that?
- You got yourself in contract over there.

MORALES: Well, we're working on it.

Thirty-day close? You better be.
(CHUCKLES)

We are.

Thanks for your concern.

I saw a couple of your trucks
over in Rego Park the other day.

Really?

When was that?

A couple times.

Hmm.

- It's possible.
- Is it?

Yes.

- It's a tough market.
- It is.

My father struggled for years
before he broke in there.

Any new market is a tough one. See ya.

(PANTING)

- Babe.
- (GROANS)

- Look. It's done.
- Everything all right?

It is. (CHUCKLES)

ANNA: I love it.

(EXHALES) What do you think, girls?

- It's really cool.
- It's amazing.

- Huh? You like it?
- I love it. I really like the door.

- ANNA: You like? The color?
- You want that room?

- Whoa. Really cool.
- (GIGGLES)

(SIGHS)

(DOG GROANS)

- (GROWLS)
- What's... What's he doing?

I don't know.

Hey!

- (DOG WHIMPERS)
- Shh!

(GROANS)

It's okay. It's all right.

(DOG WHIMPERING)

(DOG GRUNTS)

(WHIMPERING)

(GROWLS)

(GRUNTS) Hey! Hey!

Come back here!

(PANTING)

Come here! Come here, you fuck!

Where did you go?

- Abel?
- (GROANS, PANTING)

- It's okay. Come on.
- Oh, my God.

Lot of help you were.

Come on.

(HISSES) Ow.

Who was it?

What do you mean, "Who was it"?

How am I supposed to know who it was?

I don't know.

It's probably some punk
trying to rip us off.

Ow!

No.

- If you're not gonna be honest...
- No, look...

if he wanted to send a message
or something, he could've...

I don't know what... and he didn't.

To me, it seems like a message was sent,
loud and clear.

Baby, please don't...
please don't get going on this.

We're a big, new house.

He probably just wanted the TV.

Mm-hmm.

He didn't have anything on him.

Just some kid.

Alarm's gonna be in on... Wednesday.

I chased him away.

- He's not coming back.
- (BOTH CHUCKLE)

Okay?

(WHISPERING) Okay.

MORALES: Now, you do this and only this.

You look down at the cloth.

You don't say a word.

You just stare down at the cloth.

And very slowly...

just start shaking your head.

Then after sitting in silence way longer
than feels comfortable...

you turn... and you say...

"I would love to run
a few numbers for you.

Is there somewhere
more comfortable we could sit?"

Now, they're almost always gonna take you
to the dining room table.

And they're gonna offer you something.

Whatever it is,
always take the fancy option.

- Can I get you a coffee or a tea?
- I would like a tea, please.

INSTRUCTOR: We have
some homemade lemonade or a soda.

MORALES:
I would love a lemonade, thank you.

- Why?
- Because...

we're never gonna be
the cheapest option.

So we have to be the best.

And they want... No.

They need to feel
that you want the best too.

That's why our trucks
are the newest or the cleanest.

And our drivers are approachable.

Now, after you've done the math...

and you've shown them how much
they can save over the long haul...

through proper maintenance...

you need to get them to sign.

But the problem is, by hiring you...

they need to fire someone else.

And that's never easy.

So after you... show them the number...

you look up at them...

and stare.

Stare longer than you should.

(CHUCKLING)

MORALES: This is not a joke.

You will only keep this job if you close,
and that's not funny to you.

I'm only interested
in this company growing...

and when it isn't,
it's not very funny to me at all.

These people work very hard
for their money.

And these other guys
are ripping them off...

treating them poorly
because they don't know.

So when you look them in the eye...

you have to believe that we are better.

And we are.

But you will never do anything as hard
as staring someone straight in the eye...

and telling the truth.

Well, it was great to meet you.
(CHUCKLES)

Welcome, and I wish you luck.

(CLEARS THROAT)

(SIGHS)

(FOOTSTEPS)

- You ready?
- Sure.

(CLINKING)

If there's anything you need,
anything at all...

don't hesitate to call the office.

I'm sorry this happened to you.

See you soon.

Abel. Abel.

Do you think I'm ready
to move into sales?

No, I don't.

- I don't think I'll be able to...
- You will.

Get some rest.

Catherine?

Catherine. Catherine! Katie!

Where did you get this? Catherine?

- Tell me where you found this.
- Here in the yard.

Show me! Where?

ANNA: Go on.

- It was just sitting right here behind...
- Did you see this?

Well, yeah, she went under there
to get that ball and came out with it.

- Maria!
- Is it real?

- Are we in trouble?
- Maria!

Caused by the drift of soft silt...

- from the sides of the...
- ANNA: Hey, Debbie.

- Can you give us a moment?
- Sure.

- What is that?
- It's a gun.

It's a fucking gun.

Where did you get that?

Your youngest daughter found it
in the bushes outside our front door.

She was playing with it.

Look. It's loaded.

- (CLATTERS)
- With the safety off.

It wasn't some kid looking
to take our TV.

It was a fucking goon with a loaded gun
looking in our window.

I'll take care of it.

What does that mean
when you say you'll take care of it?

It's not a brick through a car window...

or another of the cute little warnings
over the past few years.

This is your kid playing
with a loaded gun.

I know what it is!

- Let me deal with it.
- (SIGHS)

Oh, you better.

You're not gonna like
what'll happen once I get involved.

Don't do this.

I won't.

(KNOCKING)

I, uh, need to talk to you both.

- I found a gun outside our front door.
- (SIGHS)

Somebody left it there last night.

- WALSH: Who?
- We don't know who.

Jesus. (SIGHS)

So...

it's not good.

It's bad.

- The DA's coming down with charges tomorrow.
- Oh, my God.

It's a 14-count indictment.

Three counts I would consider serious.

They know how the industry works...

so they're gonna charge us with rigging
scales and underreporting income.

We've just pushed it a little too far,
that's all.

Let's look at it like a badge of honor.

Huh? We're big enough now
they even give a shit about us.

You need to go home right away...

and start going through
our set of books.

How far back are they going?

I would imagine when you bought
the business from Anna's father.

I'll get into it.

(SIGHS) One other thing. The bank.

I need you two to sit down with them.
I set up a dinner.

I want you both there.
Just be up front. Be honest.

I don't anticipate a problem.

God knows they've given money
to bigger crooks than us.

Jesus. All right.

(HORN BLARES IN DISTANCE)

- How are you, Bill?
- I'm okay.

I can't say I'm used to making house calls
like this anymore though.

Well, I would've come to see you.

That's all right.
You got bigger things to worry about.

So, uh...

I can't have this situation
with your guys continuing.

- My guys.
- Your drivers.

Yes, yes. Well, good, good.

I would love for you
to help with this...

because I can't have it continue either.

So let them protect themselves.

That would stop all this very quickly.

I respectfully disagree.

They're picking on your men
because they're just sitting there weak.

They're taking shots at me
because I'm growing, expanding.

I'm getting stronger, not weaker.

I can't have my drivers
getting hit like this anymore.

It looks like I can't protect them.

Well, it appears that you can't.

(CHUCKLES)

You seem to be under
a lot of pressure from all sides.

Which I understand.

Trust me. I understand that. So...

(SIGHS)

Let me think this through.

But whatever decision
I come to, it stands.

Those men show up every morning for you
because I tell 'em to.

You have to realize...

that these are dangerous times
and we have to adapt.

It's not like when we was driving.

No. No, it's not.

(GRUNTS)

WALSH: So how did it go?

Not well.

He feels very strongly about it.

I can see that.

I don't think he fully understands.

What is there to understand?

Well...

Well, first of all, it's illegal.

It's not illegal if I say it isn't.

My responsibility is to provide
safe and timely passage...

of goods and products...

into and around this city.

And because of this situation...

it is appearing to those
whose opinions I care about...

that I can't do my job.

That cannot and will not continue.

Well, I'm not even sure
what you're suggesting.

- Are you kidding me with this?
- No.

Every driver in your fleet
gets a handgun.

- And a permit.
- Mm-hmm.

When?

By Friday.

Are the permits legit?

Well, it depends
on what they do with it.

If they kill their wife
with them, then no.

Then that is a very fake permit,
and I'll walk away very quickly.

But they just need to show
that they're defending themselves...

and it'll stop.

(JET ENGINE ROARING OVERHEAD)

- Who is it?
- I don't know.

I don't fucking know.

Thank you.

(CLANGS)

MAN: Hey.

Check out this machine.

I was paying a guy five bucks an hour
to do this with me last year.

Peter.

- Yeah?
- I need to speak with you.

Oh, I see that.

Look, I know you've been dealing with a few
of your rigs getting picked off as well.

But this has all gotten
way out of control.

There was a guy with a gun at my house
the other night.

My wife and children
were home at the time.

Is everyone okay?

Yeah. I managed to chase him off.

What can I do?

(SIGHS)

I need to know who's doing this.

Abel...

It... It's one thing
to go after my trucks and my drivers...

and to steal from me.

This is different.

Have you ever had to deal
with anything like this?

A bunch of thugs invaded my home
when I was a baby.

Nothing happened.
They were trying to scare my father.

They ended up just leaving,
and we never found out who it was.

But after that...

we moved to a fortress just like this.

And those guys who let you in?

They're here to shoot anyone
who isn't invited.

Yes, well, I refuse
to live my life that way.

I won't do it.

I want more than this.

I know you do.

My father's in jail, as you know.

And I always wanted to conduct myself
differently than he did.

And you have.

Almost exclusively, yes.

I know why he did what he did.

'Cause at the time it's easier.

But it's not.

Yes, it is.

(SIGHS)

WOMAN ON SCANNER: Where is he now?

MAN:
I just dropped him off at the hospital.

He seems fine.

WOMAN: I think you should come on in.

- (KNOCKING)
- Hey.

MAN: I'm on my way back.

They just got another truck.

I know.

Who was driving?

Leo.

Is he all right?

Yes.

You know, drivers' security aside...

this shit is having a significant
financial effect on this company.

It... It can't continue.

Oh, I know.

How was your talk?

I spoke with him afterward.

I said I wouldn't do it.

(SIGHS)

I don't think we're in a position
to say that.

What's that?

Why don't you take a walk with me.
Come on.

Are you serious with this? Is this...
Is this... This is what it's come to?

We have to walk around outside
like we're fucking gangsters?

I am...

and it is.

It looks like we must do this.

- We must?
- Yeah. They'll shut us down.

The... These men, they work for me.

The trucks they drive,
the customers they serve...

- it's all here because I built this.
- That's true.

Until it isn't.

The last guy in the world
that we want problems with...

is the head of the fucking Teamsters.

We're out of business in a month if they tell
these guys to walk. We don't have the cash.

It will be the end of everything
that we have worked for.

If one of these guys shoots someone...

they're gonna bring me down for it.

I'm not gonna do it.

I'll talk to him.

We need to close this deal.

We cannot stay like this any longer.

We have to close on that property.

We're so weak right now.

Why do you want this so badly?

Because I've got my entire savings
at risk on this deposit.

No, no, no, no.
I don't mean the deposit.

I mean... this.

Why do you want it?
Have you ever thought about it?

Yes, I've thought about it. I've thought
about it every day for the last five years.

That place has just been sitting
right across that fence mocking me.

I'm not talking about that place.

I-I-I just meant... everything.

Why do you want it so much?

I have no idea what you mean.

- ♪♪ (PIANO: SOFT)
- Arthur.

Anna.

- You look as lovely as always.
- Thank you.

Gentlemen, do you know Ian Thompson?
One of our new VPs.

- Ian.
- Hello, Ian.

You're good? Good.

All right.

- I'm hungry.
- Yeah.

WAITER: What can I get you to drink?

A lot. Wine list, please.

I'll be right back.

So, how are you?

We've been better. But we're good.

Yes, I heard about that.

If you stay in business long enough,
it's bound to happen eventually.

ANNA:
Well, that's exactly right, Arthur.

And that's why we wanted
to sit down with you tonight...

and be up front about everything
that's going on...

make sure you understand
the nature of the complaints...

and that, even in a worst...
case scenario...

we'll move forward
with very comfortable capital on hand.

Yes, but you should know, Arthur...

that this man has been
digging through our industry...

looking for anything he can find,
for the last two years now.

And the thought
that he would single us out...

(CHUCKLES) it's ridiculous.

Thank you.

I run a fair and clean business...

and we follow every standard
industry practice.

And I will fight
to my last breath to prove that.

But don't think for a moment...

that I'm gonna let this mess
interfere with our plans to grow.

And we need to know
that you're standing with us.

IAN: Yes.

What is it about this property
that makes you feel it's so integral...

that you can't put it off until after
all these legal matters are settled?

That's a very good question.

This property gives us many things.

First, access to the river...

so I can bring in my fuel directly...

from any provider in the world
straight to my tanks.

Second, it has over 10 million gallons
of storage capacity...

so I can buy in the summers
when the price is low...

and sell to my customers
and, more importantly, my competitors...

when the price is high.

I will no longer just drive trucks.

I will control my fate.

But the real answer to your question...

is that when it feels scary
to jump, Ian...

that is exactly when you jump.

Otherwise, you end up
staying in the same place your whole life...

and that I can't do.

ARTHUR:
We've always been there with you...

and know... that we will continue to be.

- (ANNA SIGHS)
- WALSH: Good.

- Thanks, Arthur.
- ANNA: That's great.

- WALSH: I don't think we have to eat.
- (ALL LAUGH)

That went really good.

MORALES: Arthur's a good man.

They're gonna close.

- Of course.
- (CHUCKLES)

- (LOUD THUMP)
- (TIRES SCREECHING)

(GASPS, PANTING)

Shit. Are you okay?

- You all right?
- What the...

- What the fuck was that?
- It was a deer.

- It's still alive.
- Shit.

(ENGINE IDLING)

- You've got to put it out of its misery.
- Oh, Jesus.

I mean it.

- You can't leave it like that.
- Goddamn it.

(ENGINE STOPS)

(GRUNTS)

Shit.

(GROANING)

ANNA: Is it dead?

No.

- Well, you need to...
- I know.

- What are you doing?
- I'm getting the tire iron.

(GROANING)

(GROANING CONTINUES)

(GUNSHOTS)

(EXHALES)

(DOOR CLOSES)

(TIRE IRON CLANGS)

(KEYS JINGLING)

(ENGINE STARTS)

(DOOR OPENS)

ANNA: Hi, Maria. So sorry we're late.

- The girls okay?
- Oh, yes. All is good.

You can go home now.
We'll see you in the morning.

Okay.

- What?
- What?

Yeah? What?

Okay, Anna.

What's with the gun?

I told you I wasn't gonna continue
to stand around...

and let these people
come and get me and my children.

So unlike you, who seems
to be completely comfortable...

just standing around
like some fucking pussy...

I decided to do something about it.

Where did you get it?

You know where I got it.

And do you have a permit?

Not yet.

Then you must be a bigger fucking idiot
than I even thought.

You wanna protect your children?

Protect them?

- Do you have any idea what happens to you...
- Shh.

If they catch you using that thing?

You dress yourself up
in these fancy clothes.

And look at you here in your mansion.

- I've given you everything you could
possibly ask for... - You've given me?

And you still can't help acting...

like this little Brooklyn corner-store
gangster's daughter that you are.

(LAUGHING) Are you delusional?

Do you really understand
how ridiculous that makes... Abel.

I wanna see this thing.

This?

You're gonna protect yourself with this?

You know who uses guns like these?
Whores!

You're walking us right into a trap.

And you can't even see it.

(SIGHS)

This is not allowed in my fucking house.

Then you need to protect us.

That is what I'm doing.

(HORNS TOOTING)

(DOORBELL RINGS)

- (TOOTING CONTINUES)
- ANNA: No, no, no. Shh.

- Can I help you?
- ANNA: One at a time.

- Birthday girl first.
- GIRL: Please.

ANNA: In a minute.

- Gracias, Maria.
- OFFICER: Mr. Morales.

- Guys...
- We don't want any trouble.

- Are you serious?
- We don't want any trouble here.

GIRL: What'll we play?

Here you go.

As you can see, I'm in the middle
of my daughter's birthday party.

I understand and I apologize. I do.

But this is a warrant, and we need to gain
complete access to the property.

What is this?

Let me check something.

Is he serious?

- I'm gonna fucking kill this guy.
- (POLICE RADIO CHATTER)

OFFICER:
They got a birthday party going on.

- (CHILDREN SHOUTING)
- (WHISPERING) Abel.

OFFICER: He's saying it's a bad time.

Give me five minutes.

Maria. Keep the kids playing.

- Mr. Lawrence, is it?
- Yes.

Anna Morales.

May I speak with you for a minute?

I understand you and your men
have a job to do here...

but we're in the middle
of a 10-year-old's birthday party.

I understand,
and I'm sorry, but we are coming in.

That's not a problem.
We have nothing to hide from you.

It's just...

Well, we... we just moved
into the area...

and... I have 20 guests inside my home.

Can you give me five minutes...

so I can ask everyone to leave calmly...

before you guys come into my house?

You can get them out of the house.

Thank you.

Where are you putting them?

Oh, shit.

Hand me those.

You have... three minutes.

- What's going on out there?
- Our guests are leaving.

Jesus. Anna.

Why do we even have to be doing this?
What are we hiding here?

I don't want them to go through these
before I have a chance to.

Go. Get back in there.

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Here you go.

Thank you. One for you.

- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.

Here you go...

Come on, honey.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Here you go, sweetheart.

ANNA: Can we get you something to drink?

(CHUCKLES)

No. I'm good.

(EXHALES)

(CHUCKLES)

This is probably
one you're gonna regret.

Excuse me?

My husband's an honorable man.

We're not who you think we are.

I think I know your father.

Good for you.

My husband...

is not my father.

Not even close.

So if I were you...

I would start treating us
with a little more respect...

or I guarantee he will make it
his mission in life...

to ruin you.

This was very disrespectful.

And you're not gonna find
a fucking thing.

WOMAN ON SCANNER:
Trucks 14 through 23 are on the road.

Thirty to 33 are just about ready to go.

Six, what are you doing back here?

Hey. How are you?

I'm... good.

I'm a little bit nervous.
I'm heading on my first calls alone today.

You'll be great.

Just hold the eye contact
longer than you'd like.

You'll see what happens.

Good luck.

- MORALES: Hey.
- Hey.

- Glad to see you back here.
- (CHUCKLES)

You look good.

You ready to get back to work?

(SPEAKS SPANISH)

English.

(SIGHS) I think so.

You are.

Where you heading?

Uh, bulk delivery to Chase.

Manhattan. It's a cakewalk.

I feel...

vulnerable.

Good.

Because you are vulnerable.

We all are.

But to be successful...

and great...

you must keep going back.

And I know what these guys
wanna be doing.

But that doesn't make you any safer.

'Cause then they'll come back at us
with everything they have.

So this is what we do.

We keep going back.

And the times will get better...

- (DOORBELL RINGS)
- ...and get safer... they will.

So go.

You're strong just by going.

Stronger, in fact.

Thank you.

- Mr. Rose, I'm Alex, with Standard Heating Oil.
- Nice to meet you, kid.

I was just about to show your wife
the results of my inspection.

Should we head upstairs,
run through some numbers?

Sure. I just had one question
about the exhaust chimney.

Would you be willing to take a look?

Of course.

(HORNS HONKING)

I'm gonna head up.
Can I get you something to drink?

Coffee? Tea?

Tea would be great.

Awesome. I'm a coffee man myself.

- Here you go.
- All right.

- So, uh, what exactly was the problem?
- (BODY THUDS)

Kathy. Kathy! Kathy!

On the 59th Street Bridge. Kathy!

- Who is that?
- Kathy. Over.

They're coming again. Help!

- Julian?
- Help!

- Where are you?
- Help!

Julian!

Julian!

- Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy.
- "Whoa, whoa." Fuck you!

- Relax. What are you doing?
- Relax? You fucking relax!

MAN: Put it down.
What are you doing? Got a fucking gun!

Look, you wanna do this?

Look! What, you want me
to fucking shoot?

You wanna kill someone? Think about it.

Go back, you piece of shit!

- John, you all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Did he hit you?
- No.

- MAN: Where is he?
- Puta.

JOHN: He's in front of the truck.

There's people out here!
You're gonna kill somebody!

JULIAN: You should have
thought about that before you came!

- JOHN: Jesus!
- MAN: What?

- (SIREN BLARING)
- Cops!

Cops!

Fuck. Fuck! Fuck!

- Back in the car, John!
- JOHN: They're coming from that direction.

Ah, fuck.

I'm running.

(SIRENS CONTINUE)

You better run, cuz.

- OFFICER: Back in your car.
- Oh, shit.

- OFFICER 2: Get back!
- OFFICER 1: Stay in the car.

OFFICER 2: Go, go, go!

Freeze!

(OFFICERS SHOUTING)

MAN: Oh, there he is.

Got to be the hero, huh?

(PANTING) Oh, fuck you.

Couldn't just let us
take the fucking truck.

Did they see you come in here?

Man, I don't think so.

- Did they or not? Yes or no.
- No!

Look, there's a door down here
about four more flights.

You come out under the bridge.
It's a park.

Fuck you!

You're welcome.

(GRUNTS)

(CHILDREN CHATTERING, LAUGHING)

(RUMBLING, CLANGING)

(KATHY ON SCANNER)
Where's the truck now?

MAN: It's still up on the bridge.

How many shots were fired?

- I don't know.
- Kathy, it's me.

What are you talking about? What shots?

It's 16. Someone shot up his truck
on the 59th Street Bridge.

It was Julian.

- He's gone.
- (SIGHS)

He ran away.

- (TRUCK BEEPING)
- Abel?

(WHIMPERING)

(WHISPERING, INDISTINCT)

I don't know about that.

Can you give us a minute, please?

- Please...
- Do not...

I heard.

We had nothing to do with this.

This is not the way that I do business.

In fact, I've been warning my men
against this very thing.

This is terrible for me.

- It's not good... for either of us.
- I know.

In my job,
we use whatever leverage we can gain...

as I'm sure you do in your business.

This is an ongoing investigation...

and this incident will just be
one piece of many.

So, as much as I appreciate
you coming here...

I got nothing I can tell you.

What a fucking mess this is.

You know where he is?

No.

When you do, bring him to us.

A situation like this happening
in such a dangerous and public way...

within an industry
that I'm charged with cleaning up...

is very bad for me.

I'll find him.

WOMAN ON RADIO: Right now
it's 24 degrees in midtown Manhattan.

Look for increasing cloudiness today,..

With a chance of light showers,
with highs in the upper20s.

A masked slasher is at large on the streets
of midtown Manhattan.

- No, no, no, no, no.
- The killer has struck at least four times.

Three of his victims
were black or Hispanic.

Witnesses to two
of the stabbing deaths...

describe a stocky white man
wearing wire-rimmed glasses...

- who approached his victims...
- (ENGINE STOPS)

Okay.

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

- Abel.
- Arthur.

I wanted to come
and talk to you in person.

We're not gonna be able
to show up for you on Thursday.

We can't do the loan.

I wanted to let you know
as soon as possible...

so you could try to put
something else together.

Thank you for coming.

- This is not right.
- I know.

And you are aware of the position
that this is putting me in?

I am.

- Arthur, I paid off my first loan to you
11 years ago. - I know.

- Do you remember the term on that loan?
- I don't.

I had five years to pay you back.

- Do you know how long it took me to pay you off?
- Seven months.

- Six and a half.
- I'm sorry.

I put 40% down deposit
on this property...

because you said
that you would be there.

You now have three serious separate
pending legal cases against you...

one with 16 counts of misconduct...

ranging from fraud to tax evasion.

And then today,
in the middle of our meeting...

I get a report saying you had armed
your entire fleet of drivers...

which led to a shoot... out
on the 59th Street Bridge.

- None of that is true.
- That may be.

"May"?

It doesn't matter.

It does matter.

- It matters that you know we didn't do this.
- I do.

I do.

But it doesn't matter.
I can't do anything.

I'm sorry.

(SIGHS)

I'll find it.

I know you will.

I...

Come on.

- (KEYS JINGLING)
- (FOOTSTEPS)

(KEYS CLATTER)

(FOOTSTEPS)

It's horrible.

Yes.

Where is he?

We're looking for him.

Have they found the other guys yet?

No. Of course not.

You okay?

No, I'm not okay.

They're out.

Who?

The bank.

What does that mean?

We'll find the money somewhere else.
That's what it means.

We have two days.

(FOOTSTEPS)

(TV PLAYING)

(SPEAKS SPANISH)

(MORALES SPEAKING SPANISH)

No.

No.

Julian. Julian, stop running!

Andrew, he's coming to you!

WALSH: We got him!

JULIAN: He's turning me in?

Of course we're turning you in.

You put everything he's worked for
for the last 20 years at risk.

If it was up to me, we'd be doing this
in a very different way.

They said you fired off four shots.

Is that right?

I don't know.

Where's the gun?

I, uh... I threw it in the river.

Good.

When we did our background check...

it said you'd never been arrested.

Is that true?

Why is this putting everything at risk?

I asked you
if you've ever been arrested.

No.

Because no bank will touch us.

Because if he can't close
on that piece of property...

then your buddy here loses everything.

That's why.

Here.

This is an attorney
that'll meet you at the station.

You no longer work for us.
You've been fired.

Abel would like to pay for the lawyer.

Good luck.

(GRUNTS)

I'm sorry.

I know. Uh-huh.

(CLEARS THROAT)

I was scared.

- Yeah, I know.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

And you don't get scared?

I've always been a lot more afraid
of failure than of anything else.

It wasn't always like this.

I am sorry.

Good.

Okay.

Don't. Don't.

I'm not... I'm not strong.

Don't.

Well, that doesn't have to be true.

Listen to me. Trust me. Trust me.

- I'm not...
- Julian. Julian.

That's... That's enough.

(GRUNTS)

(EXHALES)

Hey.

I am sorry.

- He's running!
- Hey!

- Stop him!
- (OFFICERS SHOUTING)

Officers in pursuit! Suspect on foot!

- Stop him!
- (ENGINE STARTS)

(SIREN BLARES)

(PANTING)

- Thank you for seeing me.
- WOMAN: Of course.

Actually, I think we have met before...

but I didn't realize that you were
Saul's granddaughter.

I am.

My grandfather didn't trust any
of his children to run the business.

Yes.

I know that you tried to buy the company
from my grandfather several times.

His goal was to stay healthy
long enough...

to be able to give the company to me...

which he thankfully did.

So while I appreciate your visit...

we are still not for sale.

I'm not here to offer
to buy your company.

Oh.

But as you will soon learn...

some years are good and others not so.

I am under contract with a significant
hard deposit at risk...

to purchase the old Bayfront terminal.

I see.

And...

due to circumstances
out of my control...

my bank has left me at the altar.

So I'm here...

hat in hand...

looking for a loan.

I certainly expect
the terms to be in your favor.

But if your grandfather
trusted you with his company...

then I would be willing
to trust you as my lien holder.

How much?

I need a million and a half dollars.

Would you give us a minute?

(RINGING)

Yes?

Oh.

You can go back in.

(DOOR CLOSES)

We can offer you 500,000
at 20% for a year.

And we would need a five-year straight
wholesale holding agreement...

for 250,000 gallons a year
at your new facility.

Okay.

Thank you.

Thank you.

(WHISPERING, INDISTINCT)

So, uh, I should start
by thanking you...

for your assistance
in attempting to bring in the driver.

Yeah, we didn't expect him
to react that way.

Yeah, well, the officers there didn't
set it up very well on their end either.

I'm sorry.

Miss Lange.

It has been brought to our attention...

that it might be beneficial
on your end...

to resolve this issue
in a time-sensitive way.

It's a possibility.

LANGE: So we have prepared
an offer for you to review.

I'll present it to him.

- LAWRENCE: It's good, Andrew.
- (SIGHS)

Okay.

(WHISPERING, INDISTINCT)

(SIGHS)

MORALES: I need more time.

MAN: Hmm.

Of course you do.

I know our agreement
doesn't allow for that.

Hmm.

But I need more time.

It is a difficult time to do business.

Yes. Yes, it is.

I, um...

I'll give you three days.

But then it's over.

Thank you. Thank you, Joseph.

You're welcome.

(CHATTERING)

BILL: Oh.

Abel. Please, sit down.

- Andrew.
- Yes.

- How are you?
- I'm well.

BILL: Abel.

Stop.

PETER: Um...

Abel, we had a chance to meet
for a little bit before you got here.

And, of course, everyone
in this room is fully capable...

of lying to their own mothers
on their deathbeds.

But the conclusion that we've come to...

and I should say
that we feel fairly certain...

after a very frank conversation...

that the guys who are doing this...

that they're not actually
working for anyone in this room.

As you know, there are plenty
of other smaller providers in the area...

that might have something to do with it
who are not here tonight, so...

Peter, thank you.

Thank you. That may be true.

But over the last six months...

110,000 gallons of fuel
have been stolen from me and my family.

Now, the reason we asked Bill
to get you all here...

is because the people at this table...

are the only people
within 200 miles of here...

that have the ability
to purchase and store...

that kind of quantity.

So...

no matter what bullshit
you've been telling each other...

one of you... or two...

or three...

have been allowing this to happen
by buying it from these cowards...

or worse yet, hiring them to do it.

So what I'm saying is stop.

Now.

Have some pride in what you do...

and stop.

(ADDING MACHINE CLICKING)

(CLICKING CONTINUES)

(FOOTSTEPS)

Hi.

How's it coming?

(SIGHS)

I got to 1975.

1975. That was a good year.

No?

- How is it?
- Oh, I'm not sure yet.

But I don't think it's as bad
as they're saying it is.

I guess I kind of knew what I was doing.

How'd you do?

Got us three more days.

That's great.

And I got a piece from Saul.

But we're still about a million short.

(CHUCKLES)

When are you gonna go see
your little brother?

First thing.

And Peter?

Probably.

How are the girls?

Feel like I haven't seen them forever.

They're fine.

When I was putting them
to bed tonight...

I told them...

that their dad was out there...

taking care of us.

I said that whatever he wanted...

he was gonna get...

and that there was no man...

No man would ever stand in his way.

(CHUCKLES)

This is all worth it.

- Of course.
- Hey.

Look at us. It is.

I know.

I know.

Hut!

- There you go!
- Yeah!

- Hey, come on. Stop it. Get back. Get back.
- Good job, Morales.

I'm gonna take a second.

- I didn't mean to take you away.
- Oh, we're done.

I didn't know you were coming.

Yeah, I didn't either.

(PLAYERS SHOUTING)

You've grown.

You saw me a month ago.

I know. I know. But you have.

- Uh-oh.
- (GIRLS CHATTERING)

(LAUGHS)

Jesus.

I don't know how you
get any work done around here.

I don't.

So, I'm in a bit of a rough patch here.

Yeah?

Yeah.

It happens.

I know.

Good.

I need your signature on this.

Well, what is it?

It's a short... term mortgage...

on the apartment building
we own together.

That thing isn't worth
more than 150 grand though.

It's 210.

Uh-huh.

Since when do you need
to take out sucker mortgages for 200 grand?

I'm up against it here.

(SIGHS)

Thank you.

It's good to see your face.

I love you.

KATHY ON SCANNER: Fourteen, you gonna
check that tank at D'Amico's?

MAN: Yeah.

- Oh, fuck.
- MAN 2: Get out of the fucking truck!

KATHY: Who's that?

Eddy!

- Kathy.
- Abel?

What's going on?

EDDY: It's 17 Two guys are coming at me.

Where are you?

Uh, Hall Street and Flushing A venue.

I gotta get out of here. Motherfuckers!

I'm right here.
I'll see if I can find you.

KATHY: Eddy?

Eddy!

Abel.

Abel!

MAN: Hey!

Abel! That way!

(GRUNTS)

Ah, shit.

(TRAIN RUMBLING)

(GROANS)

(TRAIN DOORS BEEPING)

MAN ON PA: Next stop, 50th Street.

This is the "B" train to the Bronx.

"B" train to the Bronx.
Next stop, 50th Street.

Next stop, 50th Street.
Doors open on the right.

Stand clear.

(GRUNTS)

Who hired you?

- Who do you work for?
- (GROANS)

Hey. Listen to me. Your friend is dead.

(SHOUTS) Who hired you?

(TRAIN RUMBLING)

(GRUNTS) Please.

Please.

(GROANING)

Please. Please.

(GROANING)

Please. Please.

Go.

Get out of here.

(GROANING)

(COUGHS, GROANS)

Thank you.

(LABORED BREATHING)

- (TRAIN RUMBLING)
- (COUGHING)

I don't work for anybody!

But I sold a load of your fuel
in Far Rockaway last week!

Hey.

- Jimmy, could you give us a minute?
- Yeah. Sure.

Abel.

- That was well said last night.
- Thank you.

- What can I do for you? - I'm just here
to collect that check that you owe me.

- What check it that?
- The one for $213,000.

(CHUCKLES)

- That funny?
- A little.

- Why is that? - 'Cause I don't know
what the fuck you're talking about.

That's how much has been taken from me
over the last six months.

- I had nothing to do with that.
- No?

Your Far Rockaway facility
bought a load of fuel...

off of one
of my stolen trucks last week.

That's not possible.

Arnold.

I was standing on one of my hijacked trucks
a couple weeks ago...

just thinking about the cowards
that have done this...

when I remembered...

that load was purchased
off a barge from Texas.

Now, as you know,
Texas number four is marked.

Do you have any receipts
over the last year...

for incoming marked number four?

So I'm guessing
there's at least, what...

4,600 gallons of marked fuel
in your small tank right now.

How much?

I said...

213,000.

I need a day.

Okay.

But I was just buying
the stuff off these guys.

I... I-I only bought a couple loads.

I don't know who they are.
I would never do that.

This may ruin me.

My goal was to have you out of business
by the end of next year.

But if you're this fucking desperate...

I imagine it won't even take that long.

Makes you miss having
your dad around, doesn't it?

Abel. I wasn't the only person
buying this shit.

All right, well,
when you find out who else did it...

you can have them pay the difference.

But I need the whole lot
by tomorrow morning...

or you're gonna have the feds
at your doorstep by noon.

PETER: There he is.

The caped crusader.

Come on up.

You all right?

Yeah.

Thank you for seeing me.

Of course.

So what is it?

I need a loan.

(CHUCKLES)

- You don't wanna do that.
- Yeah, no shit.

But I'm here.

What are we talking about?

- $600,000.
- (CHUCKLES)

Jesus, Abel.

- Abel, that's a problem.
- Yeah.

But if I don't get it...

What's my collateral?

- The terminal.
- Oh, yeah?

Me and how many other people
are gonna be coming after it? No way.

Peter.

You'll get your money.

You know, Abel,
I respect everything that you've done.

And because of it, we haven't come after you
the way that I should have...

for coming into my service area
and poaching my customers.

You're good at what you do,
probably better than us.

I accept that.

But this would be different.

I don't want you to be in this position.

We are not nice people to borrow
three quarters of a million dollars from.

I know that.

You know,
I'm... I'm gonna think about this.

You know, we should both
think about this.

Yeah.

(EXHALES)

(FOOTSTEPS)

What a day.

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah.

How's your brother? (KISSES)

He's good.

- The girls up there though...
- Stop.

Oh!

They didn't have girls like that
where I went to school.

Shut your mouth.

How'd it go?

I think we can pull it off.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Three different parties. It's a mess.

And the terms... (EXHALES)

Peter finally showed me his true colors.

I'm sorry.

I spent my whole life
trying not to become a gangster.

I know.

And now, on the biggest deal
of my career, they're gonna own me.

- What is this?
- Bank account.

Whose?

Ours.

Ours?

- How much is in here?
- A lot.

This will help. You replace Peter's money,
get him out of the deal.

(SCOFFS)

Where did this come from?

Abel.

Where did this come from?

I've been skimming money
from the company.

(EXHALES)

Anna.

How long?

From the beginning.

It was just in case times got tough.

But then it was because you were taking
all these crazy chances.

I didn't know what else to do.
I couldn't risk us being left with nothing.

What am I supposed to do with this?

Use it.

- Is it clean?
- I don't know what that means.

It means that if I were
to walk into the office...

of the people that are trying
to put us in jail right now...

and if I slap the check
from this account on their desk...

would it push me deeper into hell?

Or would it help to pull me out?
That's what it means.

It's as clean as every dollar
we've ever made.

Well, that's a fucking bullshit answer.

I can clear it in the books.

I don't want anything to do with this!

Fine.

You keep it exactly
where it is, all right?

And you use it
when they drag me off to jail.

So what's the plan here?

I'm gonna get this done...

and it's not gonna be as a cheat.

God, you're too much!

You've been walking around
your whole life...

like all this happened 'cause of
your hard work, your good luck, your charm.

Mr. Fucking American Dream.

It wasn't your good luck
helping you out all these years.

- It was me doing the things you didn't
wanna know about! - You stole from me!

You stole from me!

Abel.

You've been so good in not letting
your ego get in the way...

when it comes to business.

Don't start now 'cause it's me.

MAN ON RADIO: This is 1010 WINS.

You give us 22 minutes,
we'll give you the world.

WOMAN: Good morning. It's 50 degrees.

Time is 7:15.

President Reagan
spoke to the nation last night...

concerning the state
of our country's economy.

He spoke about Republicans' proposed plans
to cut government spending...

Trim back regulation on business...

and reduce taxes
over the next three years.

We'll use the money.

Your money.

It's the smart play.

It's our money.

I know.

Good morning.

- You good?
- How are you?

Pen, please.

These fucking guys.

What's with the extra 11 thou?

There's some fuel left over
in two of the tanks.

It was a fair price for it.

Mazel tov.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Thank you.

Shalom.

(MEN CHATTERING)

Congratulations.

Did you know...

about the money?

Yes.

You should have told me.

I know.

I'm sorry.

MORALES: Take a look at this.

(SEAGULLS CRYING)

You know something? I never realized
that we had this view from back here.

- I did.
- (CHUCKLES)

It's beautiful.

Abel!

- ¿Qué?
- Huh?

I thought you said
you threw that in the river.

Well, I didn't.

Yeah, I can see that.

I have nowhere to go.

Nowhere easy.

Fuck you.

- Fuck you.
- (ANNA GASPS)

(GRUNTS)

I have nothing.

I have nothing.

And somehow you've ended up
with everything you wanted.

It wasn't meant to be.

What is that supposed to mean?

I know what you wanted.

I know.

But you have to forget that now.

Lo siento.

You gave me a good chance.

Correct? Hmm?

- Yes.
- (GRUNTS)

- (ANNA SHRIEKS)
- You gave me a better chance than I deserved.

Right?

No.

You're looking backwards.

Look forwards.
That's the only thing you can control.

(GRUNTS)

(EXHALES)

Por favor. (CONTINUES IN SPANISH)

Julian.

Por favor. ¡Por favor!

Abel! (PANTING)

Please...

take care of my family.

Sí, lo haré.

(GRUNTING)

(EXHALES)

(SCREAMS)

(LIQUID TRICKLING)

Call the police.

(VEHICLE APPROACHES)

Mr. Morales.

I'm very sorry.

You knew him well?

Yes, I did.

He must have been under
a hell of a lot of pressure.

- Yes, he was.
- (SIGHS)

I'm sorry.

Well, thank you for coming.

I just wanted to make sure
that all this was handled correctly.

- Of course.
- (EXHALES)

So...

you should know that I won't be taking
that deal that you offered.

I would never accept felony charges
for anything that we've done.

I know.

I'm not a felon.

That's probably true.

But I also can't have you digging around
in my life for the next 10 years...

hanging this around my neck.

Look, I love a good battle...

but this is very bad for my business.

So we need to come
to some sort of conclusion.

We can probably do that.

Good.

So I hear you closed
on this terminal today.

Yeah, it looks that way.

I didn't realize this was
what you had in the works.

Yeah. For a very long time.

This could put you in quite
a powerful position.

I mean, you get this place
up and running...

it'll have significant influence...

politically speaking.

We all have our ambitions, Abel.

And sometimes we need help to get there.

Yes.

You've come a very long way.

In a very short time.

- Well, it doesn't feel that way.
- (CHUCKLES)

But you should know that I have always
taken the path that is most right.

Most right?

The result is never in question for me.

Just what path do you take to get there.

And there is always one
that is most right...

and that is what this is.

I hope so.

MAN:
♪ God only know that you been hurt ♪

♪ God only know that I been dreaming ♪

♪ I've got money ♪

♪ I've got Jesus ♪

♪ I've got America ♪

♪ I've got ♪

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ Look here ♪

♪ I pay my taxes ♪

♪ I pay for all ♪

♪ I pay for ♪

♪ I pay ♪

♪ For death ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪ I need ♪

♪ No redemption ♪

♪ I need ♪

♪ No truth ♪

♪ I only need mention ♪

♪ When the day ♪

♪ Is through ♪

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪ Free ♪

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪ For me ♪

♪ I need ♪

♪ No compassion ♪

♪ I need ♪

♪ No blues ♪

♪ I need ♪

♪ No newsman ♪

♪ To tell me ♪

♪ I lose ♪

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ Free ♪

♪ America ♪

♪♪ (VOCALIZING)

♪ America ♪

♪ For me ♪♪

♪♪ (HORN SOLO)

♪♪ (FADING)