Amira & Sam Page #6
Ha ha ha!
I've never tried whiskey before.
Yeah, well, there's
a first for everything.
It's really good,
put a little hair on your chest.
What?
Puts hair on your chest.
Whiskey makes hair
grow on your chest.
For real?
Whiskey makes hair
grow on your chest, yeah.
I'm just f***ing
with your a**hole.
Oh ho ho! Look who's
taking my words now, huh?
They're not your words.
You can't own words.
And it works when I say it.
When you say it.
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
It's good.
I should talk to Charlie.
Go. I'll be OK.
You're a prostitute, right,
so you do whatever I want?
Right.
Hmm. How about a kiss
on the cheek?
That will cost you an
extra hundred dollars.
Oh, my God!
Let's go.
No, wait. This cheek.
No, no, this one.
Come on.
She is...
5 months along?
Man, she looks amazing
for 5 months.
Yeah, I know.
- Charlie.
- Hey.
Dude. What, uh...
What's the name
of Aladdin's girlfriend?
I don't know.
Your girl looks just like her.
- She does, actually.
- Right?
I'm gonna ask around.
I'm gonna find out.
Having fun?
Yeah. Charlie, can I talk
to you for a second?
Yeah.
In private.
Uh... sure. Now?
Come on. Over there?
Hi! How are you?
What's up, man?
I don't know.
I just...
I just wanna talk
OK, OK, what's up?
Why are you being
investigated by the SCC?
Why am I being... what?
What are you talking... I don't
know what you're talking about.
Charlie, just tell me.
Just tell me.
Sammy, I literally have no idea
what you're talking about.
I know when someone's
lying to me, Charlie, please.
Hold on one second.
I'm not
doing anything differently
than what any other
traitor is doing.
I know the SCC
is investigating you.
What I don't know is what
you've done to warrant it.
- All right...
- Please.
OK.
What you probably
heard about... somewhere...
I don't know how... is that the
SCC has an ongoing investigation
with certain members
of the company.
- Right.
- Yeah, OK.
That's normal.
at one point or another.
Nothing is happening.
They're not gonna find anything.
You're being crazy.
Come on, man.
You're at my engagement party.
Can we enjoy ourselves
a little bit, please?
- Yeah?
- I don't know.
Come on, let's get out there.
I'm your cousin, dude.
I'll have another
Merlot, please.
Do they...
make you wear that?
- This?
- Mm-hmm.
No. I do what I want.
Thank you.
Give me a hug, you crazy f***!
Uncle Nick.
So, you couldn't
cut it in the Army,
so you're gonna hang out
with the big boys
on Wall Street, huh?
Yeah, I thought
I'd give it a try.
It's been a long time.
Mmm. A long time.
You know, we missed you
at the funeral.
You know, uh...
your dad and I,
we had our differences.
I don't know what it was.
We just never saw eye-to-eye.
Yeah.
So...
What's with
the red dress? Hmm?
Hmm.
I mean, haven't you done
enough for those people?
I was in building number 4 when
the planes hit the towers.
I saw those poor
f***ers jump out the window,
smash into the pavement.
I lost 3 of my closest
friends that day.
I know, Nick.
You know what I learned?
That a towel
is not a f***ing hat.
What do you want her
to do, take it off?
Yeah, she's making
people uncomfortable.
Maybe people are making
her uncomfortable.
Maybe you're
making her uncomfortable.
Is she here illegally?
It's America.
We're all here illegally.
Hey.
I got it.
What is it, Greg?
It's Jasmine.
What's Jasmine?
Aladdin's girlfriend.
It's Jasmine.
I love that movie.
Oh, hey, Sammy, Sammy, Sammy.
Let's talk to Karl for a minute.
- Not now.
- Just 5 minutes, 5 minutes.
Hey, Karl.
Sorry to interrupt, guys.
Sam's back. I thought
you guys could chat.
Sergeant, you still in service?
No, sir.
Then why are you
wearing your uniform?
That's a good question.
That is a good question.
Charlie, why am I
wearing my uniform?
I think it's because
Charlie thinks
I'm his little pet monkey.
Well. I think you two
need to talk.
It was nice to
meet you, Sergeant.
You as well.
What the f*** are you doing?
You just completely
embarrassed me.
I'm not your little
puppet, Charlie.
No. What are you doing?
Are you drunk?
Is that what's happening?
Are you drunk?
I don't want to do this.
I don't want to do this.
You don't want to do what?
What don't you want to do?
This. I don't... I don't...
Charlie, drop Jack's account.
Sammy, Jack is coming
in on Tuesday.
This is a f***in' check
for $25 million,
and I need you there to close.
- Who the f*** is lying to you?
- You are.
Sam, hey, wait.
Let go of me, Charlie.
Charlie.
Hey, Sammy, calm the f*** down.
I can do this.
F***! Hey!
Sam, no!
- Hey!
- Greg, get off me.
Sam, geez!
Uhh!
- Oh, my God.
- She hit me!
- Are you all right?
- She f***ing hit me!
Are you OK?
Are you OK?
Let's go.
Guys, what's going on?
We're looking for
an Amira Jafari?
We're told she might
be staying here with you.
She's being charged
with assault.
Is she here?
No. She's not.
Amira Jafari?
Yeah?
You're being charged
with assault.
- Aah!
- Take it easy!
Sir, I'd advise you
to not get involved.
You have the right
to remain silent.
Anything you say can be used
against you in a court of law.
You have the right
to a lawyer...
I'm sorry to keep bothering you.
Are you sure you don't
need a translator or anything?
Sir, I'm sorry.
You're gonna have to wait
for the arresting officer.
What the hell happened, Sam?
Bassam, I f***ed up.
Hello, Miss. I need to
speak to Amira Jafari.
No.
That's OK.
I'm her uncle.
Officer Velez will be out
to speak with you shortly.
What happened, Sam?
- We got into a fight.
- You and her?
No. I got into a fight,
and she jumped in.
It all just happened so fast.
Why was she with you?
I took her to my cousin's
engagement party.
- Mr. Jafari?
- Yes?
She'll be eligible
for bail in the morning.
When she's released,
she'll have 24 hours
to get her affairs together
before she needs to report
to the Federal Detention Center
in Queens.
And then what?
She'll be processed and put
back on a plane to Iraq.
She can't go back to Iraq.
She doesn't have a choice.
This isn't about
the assault charge.
She was issued a notice
to appear last December,
and when she didn't show,
of deportation.
- Can we fight it?
- It's a final order.
Sir, you don't understand.
You can't send her back to Iraq.
Her life will be in danger.
It's out of my hands.
I'm sorry.
What if she were
married to an American?
It wouldn't make a difference.
Married, Sam?
I'm just trying to think
through all of our options.
You took her to a party?
I'm sorry, Bassam.
It's too late.
Excuse me.
- Bassam, I can...
- Go!
I'll handle it from here.
I want to help.
Stay away from her, Sam.
Miss, I really need to see her.
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