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I had to watch my little sister.

My mom and the car.

My brother at

wrestling camp.

Hey! I've f***ing

got sisters, man!

I don't care!

I don't care about any of that sh*t!

I'm sorry.

What do I look

like to you?

Huh?

I mean, I'm standing

right here.

What do I look

like to you?

I don't know.

Do I look like a

Home Savings and Loan?

Or a B of f***ing A?

Huh?

Brian, turn

the water on.

Dwayne, these

sinks don't work.

Hey, knock it off, man!

Get the f*** out

of here, old man!

I said knock it off!

Get off of him!

Let go of me, old man!

Punk sh*t, come on!

Come on, f***er!

Put the bottle down!

F*** you!

Let him go, man!

Put the bottle down,

or I'll choke him!

What do we do?

Drop the bottle!

Put it down!

Okay, okay, okay!

Oh, f***!

Why don't you guys pick on

someone your own size, huh?

He's just a little kid!

I just said

let him go.

Threaten me with a bottle?

And you ask me to calm down?

I'll cut you back to grade school!

I'll cut you fags!

Uh-huh. Hey, Lucy?

Get a sandwich, honey.

What?

Mm. Come on.

You're an a**hole.

Yeah. Baby,

don't be so mad.

Don't hate me

because I'm beautiful.

Yo, T.

Hey! My man!

I thought I was gonna have

to send Beno after you.

No, not me.

You ain't gotta tell me twice, Tony.

But, um...

Why the rush?

I still have three games going.

Seventy thousand dollars.

That's a lot of money to be out, Joey.

I just thought maybe we'd make

it clear about our arrangement.

Well, I thought the

arrangement was Monday.

I'm thinking I'm gonna

need a little good faith.

Tonight.

Good faith? What...

What the hell is that?

Something down,

my friend.

Are you kidding me

right now, Tony?

Do you have any idea

how much I've been in to you

in the past and made good on it?

Do you? Cause it's every

single f***ing penny, man.

And after all

of that business,

suddenly you're putting

the squeeze on me

like I'm some sort of flunky

that fell off a prune truck?

What the f***

is that, man?

Don't "man" me you little

day trader piece of f***-meat.

I've been carrying you since

you started with the blow.

You've been late

not once, not twice,

but every single payment

that you owe me, hot shot.

And I'm thinking right now

things are no different.

Or the 60 dimes I've been

out for how long now? Huh?

I don't know!

Beno, how long

they been out?

Five weeks.

Five weeks I've

been carrying you.

You know what kind of stuff

does to me on the streets?

Bad business all

the way around.

Now look. If the rest of your plays

don't fall for you this weekend,

you're in for 100.

You understand me?

$100,000, Joseph.

Don't do it.

Stop!

What are they

doing in there?

Shut up!

Shut up!

Shut up!

Stop it!

It's in my pocket.

What?

There's $10,000

in my f***ing pocket.

It's in my pocket.

Hey!

Shut the f*** up! All right.

This just bought you off the slab.

Pick him up, Beno.

This is what

we're gonna do.

You watch your plays.

I watch your plays.

You lose, you better

have my f***ing money.

Or I'm coming after you,

I swear to Christ. All right?

'Cause if I don't have it

in my hands first thing,

then I'm coming after you.

And Beno's coming after you.

Do we have

an understanding?

Yes, sir.

Good. Get him

out of here.

Good luck now.

Yeah.

Is that what happens?

Oh. My God.

Sorry about that.

He's been getting rough lately.

Yeah, what the f***?

He's not normally like this.

He owes a lot of

money around town.

Right on down the

food chain, huh?

By the way.

Thanks for that tip.

Oh!

The stock is performing

really, really well.

Oh. Good.

Good. Yeah.

It's climbing steadily.

That's a good

one for you.

I owe you a big one.

Yeah, I might need

that one day.

Shh.

Don't push that button, Z.

Hello, Tony.

Beno.

I was just out there.

Yeah. Just go.

Ooh, sorry.

Sharp girl.

Yeah, a real scholar.

Hello, Nick.

I just came by as a friendly

reminder that I'll be very interested

in settling up our

outstanding account.

My markers are

due on Monday.

Ah. That is if you can count on

your own clientele making good.

I hope you can.

But, nonetheless,

not really my concern.

My concern is

my own clientele.

And my own

clientele is you.

I've been carrying,

I imagine, most of your debt.

I'm gonna need some sort

of down payment now, Tony.

Some good faith.

I'm sure you understand.

I don't like carrying small

time penny ante thieves like you.

And I don't even like coming

here to places like this.

But the world

we live in, huh?

Take this.

It's ten.

It's ten grand.

Accept it with my apologies.

And Monday morning

we'll square up.

I hope you're right

for your sake, Tony.

I don't want to have

to come here again.

Yeah. We understand

each other.

Good.

F***!

What's going on?

Hey.

With all the focus on

the Governor's fundraiser,

Ali forgot to remind me her parents

were coming for the weekend.

I guess I deserved that.

She thought she'd

also invite my own parents.

Not so sure

I deserved that one.

Gary owned a fax company. Jane liked

to take vacations with her girlfriends.

As far as my own parents,

they were just doing time.

A couple of games later today

I want to make sure to watch.

Maybe we'll sit down and watch

them together in the living room.

I know!

I'm excited.

I was in the hole now

for 70 large, with 3 more plays.

Putting on the in-law

face was nearly killing me.

Get back to his left.

No! He is hit, he goes down.

And it looks like

he has injured a knee.

Gary was a firm

believer in winterizing,

and I was doing my best not to

poke his eyes out with an ice pick.

I was thinking if I

somehow left him alone,

I might just wake up with

a new roof in the morning.

Seattle was down and I was on the

verge of choking another 10,000

which would put me

at 80,000 in the hole.

On the in zone!

Touchdown Seattle!

I knew Tony was

just waiting for me.

They couldn't do it.

Seattle loses big to Miami.

Don't go Seattle.

Arizona came on in an hour.

And San Francisco was the first

game on the following morning.

We'll have the opening

kick-off in two minutes.

You don't want to put the

barbecue sauce on too early.

You wait 'till the meat starts

to come away from the bones.

You know the chicken's done.

You don't wanna get no salmonella.

Then you put the

barbecue sauce on.

I could feel the pressure

of it all when I took issue with Gary

working my barbecue.

You can't just parachute

in on a guy's barbecue.

I finally got rid of

those damn spider veins.

I could go

on a cruise and be okay.

The best I could do

was win the remaining two

and get back to 60

minus the juice.

Arizona was on the fast

track to getting cleaned.

Ninety thousand bucks.

Now the best I could do was owe

Barman was ready to fire me.

Nick was asking me to wash his money.

I nearly soaked Westin's

daughter's college fund.

My bills were late.

I've nearly run out of money.

And I wouldn't be surprised

if they turned my lights off.

And then it came to me.

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