For the Love of Money
"The love of money the root of all evil. "
How does a guy from humble
beginnings end up in a Ferrari?
one filled
with twists and turns.
What makes a person's
life veer out of control?
Who knows?
And what makes you lucky
enough to get out in one piece?
I don't have a clue,
but i do know
that one wrong turn...
And you can crash.
Oh, he's taking the lead.
I'm catching up,
I'm catching up.
No way.
Oh, yeah,
you're going down.
Yeah, yeah.
No matter what,
I know that I could beat you
if I was driving.
Yeah? No.
Look, look at that lead.
No, you're gonna owe me
money.
I am not owing you anything.
here he is.
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
Yeah! I win!
Come on, mine crashed.
OH, MAN.
See? I told you.
Come on, pay up.
All right, all right.
Whatever.
Enjoy it while you can.
I will.
At 15, I thought I knew it all,
was the new issue of hot rod.
It was the summer of '73,
and all my cousin Yoni and I
could talk about
was owning
a matching pair of Mustangs.
We were dreamers.
We spent most days in our
best pair of bell bottoms
trying to meet girls
or at my brother's shop.
Hey, Ellie. hey, Abe.
Hey, Ringo.
Whoa, cool bike.
Why don't you kick start it
for me?
Abe was a local hero for making
But to me he was
larger than life.
Times were simple back then,
but not for everybody.
While my brother
was fixing bikes,
Yoni's brother Levi was...
Well, let's just
say he had different ideas.
You good?
- Yeah.
I'll meet you out back
by the market.
Okay.
Everybody down!
Now! Do it!
Don't shoot. don't shoot.
I wouldn't do that.
Please, please.
Hurry the f*** up!
Fill it up! Let's move!
Let's go!
What the f***
you waiting for?
Money in the f***ing bag!
Let's go!
Get down!
Hurry up!
Don't take your
sweet-ass time!
Come on, come on.
Fill it up!
Let's move!
Let's go!
What the f***
are you looking at?
Get down.
Why are you in my way?
I'll pump you full of lead
right now.
Slowing down.
Let's go!
Your turn.
Fill it up.
Get the f*** down.
Get down all the way!
There you go.
That's it.
Let's go!
Pass it the f*** down!
Why are you
so f***ing slow?
Let's move!
Let's go!
I got it.
Let's go.
Move the f***ing truck!
Come on, move!
Hey. Hey!
Hey, stop!
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
Get in. Go, go!
Oh, sh*t.
Are you f***ing kidding me?
Come on. Come on, move.
F***! Get him to move
the truck.
Hurry up, man. Come on.
Move the f***ing truck!
What the f***?
Come on, come on.
Move, move.
God damn it.
B'Aruck Atah Adoni...
Amen.
Let's eat.
family tree was robbing banks,
the rest of us
It was the one rule my parents
had, and nobody ever complained.
We didn't have
a lot back then,
but we always
had each other.
#Jeremiah was a bullfrog#
The family business
was a neighborhood bar
and his wife.
#Was a good friend of mine#
So I pour with a heavy hand.
So what?
What? I didn't say anything.
But you were thinking
something.
#And he always had
some mighty fine wine#
#Singing joy to the world#
With a slightly
illegal casino in the back.
It wasn't much more
than a card room,
but in my mind,
it was Monte Carlo.
It was a hangout for all the
local small-time gangsters,
so our family had run-ins
with some pretty shady
characters from time to time.
#I'd throw away the cars#
#And the bars and the wars#
#And make sweet love to you#
#Sing it now#
#Joy to the world#
Hi, Frishka.
Hey, Ringo!
#All the boys and girls#
You're getting
but you still need
a haircut.
No. Mom, it's cool.
Like the Beatles.
I know.
Here's a list
of what we need.
See you later.
Bye, Ma.
Hi, Izek.
Mazal. Jacob.
Listen to Mom.
Get a haircut.
#Norman Greenbaum'S
"Spirit in the sky"#
Don't listen.
I like the Beatles.
Tommy Goldberg
thought he was a wise guy.
He'd watched too many
american gangster movies
and was nursing
a nasty drug habit.
Plus he was
a bit of a wild card,
a lethal combination.
You gotta talk to Tommy
about his tab.
You know
it's getting out of hand.
I'll take care of it.
When? He's taking advantage...
Well, I do.
Tommy, good to see you, man.
You, too.
So, regular table,
three packs of smokes.
You know, the usual.
Okay.
You are looking so good.
Thanks. Anything else, Tommy?
Nah.
- Okay.
Table three in the back.
Hey, Ringo.
Hey, Tommy.
What's happening, little man?
Oh, not too much.
- What's happening?
I'm cool.
Good.
Tommy's tab.
#Prepare yourself, you know it's a must#
#Gotta have a friend
in Jesus#
#So you know
that when you die#
#To the to the spirit in the sky#
Call.
#Gonna recommend you to
the spirit in the sky#
Fold.
#That's where you're
gonna go when you die#
#When you die
and they lay you to rest#
Oh, sh*t.
He just pulled a straight!
I'll give you
the skinny, brother.
You just got
beat hard.
Like, hard.
Yeah, yeah. I'll beat
your mother f***ing hard.
Tommy.
Laugh. Come on.
Just f***ing around.
Kaleb, come on.
F***ing laugh now.
Come on. I thought it
was f***ing funny.
We're just f***ing around,
okay.
So was I.
You just almost pissed
your pants, man.
#T. Rex's "20th century boy"#
Flip, man.
All you had was
a pair of fours?
F*** off, man.
I don't have to show.
The card flipped up, Tommy.
What the f*** do you know,
retard?
Go get us some beer.
Okay. I'll get you beer.
Okay.
F***, man.
What's going on with this guy?
I swear he wouldn't know
beer from piss.
You want to put money on that?
You serious?
F***ing serious.
All right, hundred american.
I can get that retard to
drink half a bottle of piss
before he realizes that it's not beer.
I'm f***ing in.
Yeah, me, too.
Yeah. Give me that empty bottle.
Oh, sh*t, this guy is crazy, man.
The guy is crazy, man.
I can't wait to see this sh*t.
Oh, sh*t. I got some on the floor.
Arnie. Arnie, what's
going on back there?
More beers, guys.
Yeah!
Here, come over here.
I need a partner.
Pull up a chair.
A partner? Okay.
I got a bet going, okay?
I need your help here.
Okay.
All right, what I need you to do
is I need you to chug down this beer
Faster than Kaleb over here.
Okay, you're on my team here.
I got some money on this. Okay.
You can do it, right?
I can do it.
Little sh*t.
Who?
Tommy. Where's Jacob, huh?
I don't know. What's up with Tommy?
Frishka, Frishka,
Frishka, Frishka...
One, two, three!
F***!
Hey, don't you f***ing dare.
Izek, come with me.
Frishka, go home and get
yourself cleaned up.
Why do you want me to go home?
- Just go home.
I'll explain it to you later.
- Why, Jacob?
I'll explain it to you later.
Do me a favor.
Thank you.
Go in the back room and make sure
everything is running smoothly.
Yeah, absolutely.
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