Columbus Day
Leonard!
Leonard!
Leonard!
Leonard!
It hurts!
- Leonard.
Leonard, I'm gonna have
to kill you, Leonard.
I won't say anything.
No, you'll talk, Leonard.
There are rules, Leonard.
Stop moving, Leonard!
You have a choice.
Look at me, Leonard.
Look at me.
Robbie...
Robbie.
Where's Robbie?
Aw, come on.
Oi.
What the f*** are you doing?
Come on, Manny.
Come on, Manny.
I wasn't with her.
I lost it!
- Let's go back.
# Premonition of ecstasy #
# Who would believe
Hello.
Where the hell are ya?
- What do you mean, Johnny?
I'm at my apartment,
like we said.
I don't think splittin' up
was a good idea.
Well, we're alive,
aren't we?
They follow you?
- I don't know yet.
W-why didn't you
answer the phone?
I guess I didn't hear it
over the music.
You know I don't like
the f***ing cell phone.
What?
Get the f*** off the cell phone.
Jesus, Johnny, okay.
You're the one who called me on it.
You know, it could be any prick
sittin' outside your house on the C.B.
pickin' up the airwaves,
you know?
Did Joey La Torre call yet?
No, but it-- it's early.
Okay, listen, uh...
turn the music down.
Turn the music off.
Get off the cell phone.
Just use a hard line.
Do you remember what that guy
in South Pas used to say?
He said, "Hard line for businazz..."
Yeah, "Cell phone for piece-of-ass."
All right, Johnny, hold on a sec.
Let me just, uh, turn the music off.
Here you go.
All right, I'm back.
Okay. I'll call you at 9:15.
A'ight. Hey, Johnny?
We're going to Florida,
you motherf***er!
I know, Manny,
we're going to Florida.
Hey, but we did it, man.
We blasted into space.
anything like this.
We made up for it, right?
Yeah, Manny.
We--we did it.
I'll call you at 9:15.
A'ight, a'ight.
Hey, Johnny, really, I love you.
Thanks, man. O-okay.
Hang up the phone, Manny.
A'ight, man.
Flor-i-da! Flor-i-da!
Heh. You feelin' it?
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Hello?
Hey, it's me.
I did it.
Come get me.
Let's go to Florida.
Can't you get a little excited?
I am excited.
- Cheryl, I just pulled off
the biggest job in the
history of... history.
This is where we jump up and down
and scream and yell, right?
I'm sorry, baby, you woke me up.
I'm dying to go to Florida.
I mean excited-- excited
for me, for what I did.
Johnny, you're
the best. Really.
Now there's no more sh*t.
It's smooth sailing all the way...
so when are you
gonna come get me?
No more sh*t?
Johnny... I love you.
Yeah, me too.
T.G.& R., how may I
direct your call?
It's me,
your ex-husband.
How are ya?
Is that why you called?
No, but I thought
we could be cordial.
You have Alana's new number?
It's the same number--
the area code was changed
You could've called
information.
Well, then I would've missed
your charming conversational skills.
That's true. Hold, please.
Anderson wanted you to call him.
Okay, I'm back.
Did you change any more
while I was gone?
The area code is 941.
Bye, John.
Aren't you gonna ask me how I am?
How are you, John?
I'm great.
Really good.
You know,
smooth sailing.
Great. Call again next decade.
Good-bye.
You've reached
David, Alana, and Eddie.
We're not here.
Leave a message.
Hey, Alana, it's your dad.
I just thought I'd call and, uh...
see if you wanted to
catch up, you know.
I'm gonna be in Florida,
so, um, um...
Doesn't have to be right away--
I know you're busy,
...and I love you.
F***!
You've reached
David, Alana, and Eddie.
We're not here.
Leave a message.
Yeah, and, uh...
and I love you.
Okay. Okay, bye.
You know, you shouldn't smoke.
It's unhealthy.
I know, that's why I like it.
Hate the taste, love the cancer.
I'm pretty sure there's
better-tasting ways to get cancer.
You a drug dealer?
Do I look like a drug dealer?
No.
But are you?
Are you looking to buy some drugs?
Of course not.
Then it shouldn't make any
difference how I look, should it?
Shouldn't use drugs.
It can make you irrational.
You don't know the half of it.
I heard you cuss.
Shouldn't you be in school?
Nope. Holiday.
Uh, no.
No, it's not a holiday.
See, that's your problem
right there--skipping school.
Is that how you started usin'?
What?
Usin'.
It's slang for drugs.
I know what it is.
- 'Course you do.
Must know all
the slang, near, huh?
What's your name, slick?
My name--
my name is for my friends.
Heh, me too.
I'm Antoine, but most
of my homies call me A.T.
It is a holiday, though.
No, it's not.
It's the f***ing middle of October.
I don't see any floats, I don't see
any flags, I don't see any Santas.
Don't see any of those.
You think I'm stupid?
Are you stupid?
Shouldn't tell kids they're stupid.
They do grow up to believe it.
Did your mom tell you that?
No. I figured it out.
Well, you're probably right.
Is that what happened to you?
I don't have time for you, kid.
You don't have time?
You're sitting on a bench, man.
I'm thinking.
- About what?
What a miracle my life's
gonna be when you vanish.
That hurts my feelings.
Really?
Does it? I'm sorry.
I really am...
but I just need
some time alone, okay?
Maybe he just works here.
He doesn't work here.
They go inside, they make the
transaction, then we move in.
They're never gonna
believe we're real cops,
'cause this is not a real cop car.
Listen, we're down the street.
they won't notice.
I need a doughnut. If I had a
doughnut, I'd feel like a real cop.
Oh, this does not look like
a business transaction.
What the hell is that?
Hey, hey!
Hey!
Oh, no. Oh, no.
Oh, f***!
Hey! Hold it right there.
Don't shoot me.
I'm a civilian, see?
You know why this door's ajar?
Um, kidneys.
Uh, you know,
you drink beer, you gotta piss.
Why?
Goddamn kidneys.
How many drinks
have you had tonight, sir?
Well, uh,
John got smashed.
I'm designated,
Officer, don't worry--
I'm dry as a bone.
So, I'm drivin'
John home, and, uh...
You know, he's gotta--
Leonard. Leonard!
but coming into the house doesn't?
Um...
Well, the bathroom
is right by the bed.
What if he don't flush?
Um...
Eh, she's gonna see
it in the morning.
Put down the gun!
Put the gun down!
Step away slowly,
put your hands
behind your head,
and face the window.
Oh, God!
The battery's dead.
Go away.
Hello.
- It's John.
Look, La Torre and
his guys just called.
They want to change
the meeting place.
I choose the place.
I know, that's what I told 'em.
Manny, tell me what they said.
Tell me exactly what they said.
They said there was some
heat at the original place.
Wait, wait, wait, they said--
They suggested that you pick me up?
- Yeah.
Listen, here's what's gonna happen.
I'm gonna call you back
on your cell phone.
John, the cell phone--
- It's gonna be fine.
I'm gonna tell you exactly
where I'm located, okay?
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