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...which is Angel 's Services.
-This is really good wine.
-You know?? You shouldn 't tell tales.
-You 're the building manager, right??
-You take it up.
-Who the hell do you think you are??
Coming in here,
telling me I need to do...
I don 't need. I need to do whatever
I want to do. This is a private...
Eat the broccoli, Mr. Griffin,
it 's really good for your heart.
-lt looks good.
-Yeah, that looks great.
I'll tell you what is good for my
heart. It 's you can leave now! Now!
My lamb chop! Tony!
The guy just stole
a lamb chop off of my plate.
What kind of place is this?
We eat here all the time.
His accusations... I 'm not a thief.
-What are you doing? Give me that!
We know, Mr. Griffin, we know
how you walk out on bills.
You 're not helping your cause there.
You 're gonna hear from my lawyers.
Everywhere I go I 'm harassed by you.
This march took place in Century
City, Los Angeles, in 1990.
So you 're gonnasee it
what it is and we 'll talk about.
Forthe janitors of Los Angeles, this
was supposed to be another morning.
They would sing, they would march,
some would go to jail.
But when the marchers reached
the entrance to Century City...
they found themselves trapped
in a movie, a very bad movie.
Twice the demonstrators tried
to submit to arrest.
The police moved
in with vengeance.
The marchers were barely able to
scramble to Century and nearby it.
Fifty of them would go to jail.
But more than 60 demonstrators
would end up in hospitals and ERs.
Among them,
were two pregnant women.
One of whom would miscarry.
I want to survive
in this country Iegally.
I m not robbing a bank
or doing anything wrong.
I m simply asking for an increase
for the work that I do.
And the policeman hit me
on my back and my hip...
and he shoved me as I was garbage.
He hit me awfully.
I Iike to study English
because I feel obliged to do so
So I can defende myself
I Iike to study English
because I feel obliged to do so
So I can defende myself
from a terrible white man
At the place I worked,
Just because I didn' t know
how to speak English
Just because I didn' t know
how to speak English
The terrible white man
would tell me in English
The terrible white man
would tell me in English
You, rustic yokel, don' t know
what you're supposed to do
You, rustic yokel, don' t know
what you're supposed to do
You, rustic yokel, don' t know
what you're supposed to do
Thank you! And let 's keep
on playing music!
This one comes from our race and
goes back to it saying like this:
Icame here to sing about
a very sad situation
About the Iaws being created by the
White House and the Immigration
Our Latin-American people
are always being discriminated
They take away all our rights
and send us to the Immigration
They take away all our rights
and send us to the Immigration
I II be here forever
I II be here forever
I II be here forever
I II be here forever
Here I say all I m saying
singing this jolly song
It's better to die in the battle
than Iive a Iife on bended knees
The battle has to go on
with the good old famous words
Everybody yelling together
We can do it!
We can do it!
-Yell!
-We can do it!
We can do it!
We can do it!
We can do it!
We can do it!
-We can do it!We can do it!
-Come on!
We can do it!
We can do it!
-Once more!
-We can do it!
We can do it!
We can do it!
We can do it!
Thank you, thank you!
Of course we will keep on playing!
The next one is an ice-breaker!
And this is for the North workers,
here we go!
Somebody call an ambulance!
Hey, mom!
Call an ambulance.
Call an ambulance.
-We need somebody!
-Come on!
Ma'am! Ma'am...
-ls my dad okay??
-How is he??
He is okay. His diabetes is serious
but he 's not critical.
He 's stable now, so don 't worry. He
was dehydrated, we gave him fluids.
-lt 's very common with diabetics.
-How serious differs from critical?
He has some renal disfunction.
-His kidneys??
-And I suspect he has retinopathy.
-His eyes will need laser treatment.
-You mean he can go blind?
You need to make an appointment
with the diabetics clinic.
-They'll run tests and help you.
-I can 't wait anymore.
I 've been waiting months and months,
in the end they f*** up the date.
Now I 'm telling... Sh*t!
-I can 't wait anymore.
-Listen, there 's nothing I can do.
I 'm sorry, you 'll just have
to speak to them, okay?
Wait, wait. I want to have aword
with you. I 'll catch up with you.
-I 'm about to have a meeting.
-Come here.
Three injunctions in two days?
Come on, what is that?
Do you wanna tell me what you were
doing in Beverly Hills at night?
-Well, it 's a free country.
-No, not in Beverly Hills.
What is this?
Singing, dancing...
That was a little lullaby
for Mr. Wallace.
-Who is he?
-The CEO of Angel 's Services.
What is this here about jamming his
office up with 4 faxes in one day?
-I tried to get in contact with him.
-Jesus Christ! What are you doing?
Don 't you understand?
I tried to keep them off your back,
they stuck on my ass. You want that?
-Are the old timers waking up?
-Don 't go there, okay?
Let 's just see where you are
in ten years, okay?
I think we gotta start talking
about changing our target.
What??
We've been working in this building
for 4 months. I won't change target.
What do you have to show for it?
Jackshit, Sam.
They're waiting for me to go to
a meeting, what do I tell them?
-What? Go for an easier target?
-No, a better target.
-Please, Steve.
-A better target with a better goal.
That 's what you tell them.
Remember who pays your wages.
The old days. Collect your dues, pay
your pensions, f*** the organizers.
Is that what you want?
You f***ing dick head!
You have no idea the f***ing
battles I've been through.
Another one of these we'll be up
to our ass in debt. You want that?
And I can have your million
to get the Democrats next election?
-They can piss out of the toilet?
-ln debt. You know what that means?
Our hands tied behind our backs.
You want that?? Subject to order?
Sent back to the Stone Age because
of your carelessness? No organizers?
Think.
To be continued...
We 're gonna win!
I get another one of these,
I 'm shoveling it right up your ass.
You 're giving me
a f***ing heart attack.
You know the Hollywood
lawyers on the 27th floor?
Remember those ones?
We found out that...
they're not just the
largest tenants in the building...
but also they own 15% there.
They don 't only represent
these big stars, alright?
These guys have invested interest
in this building, right?
Not only that, we found out,
we got some juicy information...
they are about to merge
with another big law firm...
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