Road Page #3

- You'll have it.

You ever pull a piece

on me again,

you'd better pull

the f***ing trigger.

Now f*** off.

- All right.

- Where's this prick Diesal?

- Boss, let's just f***ing

lift him.

- You're late.

- I'm here, innit?

- You owe me 50 grand.

- What do you mean

I owe you 50 grand?

50 grand for what?

- I've just paid Crow.

- What do you mean

you paid Crow?

- Listen, I'm getting enough

grief

over this petty bullshit.

If you can't handle your ends,

you might wanna retire.

- What do you mean

handle my ends?

I'm a big man, you know.

See, I run my team.

- Listen, you dumb prick,

don't forget

who you're talking to.

I've got a meeting with

the top heads later today,

and if I hear any

of your bullshit,

you're gonna be owing me

a lot more money.

Do I make myself

f***ing clear?

- Yeah, you make

yourself clear.

- Good.

- Let's get out of here.

- Think you know me,

think you know me

- Smile, man.

- That's it, waggle.

- Sit right there, bad girl.

- Someone feels

happy to see me.

- Yo, what the f***'s wrong

with Myman?

She's f***ing moving hot

in the club?

- Don't watch him.

You know he's always

been like that--f*** him.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa,

what's wrong, bro?

- Do you know you and me

go way back?

Got enough love for you,

you know that.

- What are you talking about?

- I'm done man, I'm out.

- Hey, come out of there.

Come out of there.

What do you mean you're done?

- Can't deal with this life

no more, fam.

It's getting way too hot.

Police are watching us.

- What do you mean too hot?

This is the thing we do, bro.

You know

how the ting runs, bro.

- No, this is it fam, like.

All right, I made my money.

It's setting a bad example

for Tukka.

I can't do that, man.

Need to move on, fam.

- Shokka, you know

what Frank's gonna say.

- I know man.

- You wanna leave

all of that?

You're f***ing crazy, man.

- Yes, just the f***ing man.

- Where are you?

- What's going on?

You're never going to f***ing

believe what I've bought.

- What the f***

have you done now?

- Now listen, I've f***ing

bought a tank mate.

- What? An actual tank tank?

- Yeah, a f***ing tank.

I'm sitting in it right now

with a f***ing AK,

sitting in a tank like

f***ing Cockney Rambo, mate.

- You need to f***ing

calm down.

- Calm down? F***ing bastard

you weren't saying that

last week when you were

f***ing flying around

in a Lamborghini,

were you mate?

- Just get your ass down

to the casino.

- All right yeah,

I'll see you there.

- He's bought a tank.

- What?

- He's bought a tank.

- An actual army tank?

What?

- I can't do this, bro.

- What do you mean

you can't do this?

- Listen, I'm not taking

no one's life,

and I can't do it.

- Thought you were

family.

- I'm not family, bro?

If I wasn't family,

I wouldn't be standing here.

- You coming with me

or not?

- Listen, so what's the

difference

between you and him?

You should have shot him

yourself.

- No, you're right.

You might as well do it

than any--go on.

Pull the trigger.

Go on!

- Come on, bro.

You've lost the plot.

You've lost the plot.

- Don't show me

your face again.

- Bro.

Shokka--

- Are we doing a cash

or a finance deal today?

- Well, brown sexy.

- Sorry about that.

Are we doing a cash

or finance deal today?

- Both.

- A bit of both.

Okay, if you give me a minute,

I'll get the figures

and papers put together

for you.

And I'll be with you shortly.

Just take a seat first.

Sorry about that.

- Cool, yeah?

- What the hell

are you doing here?

You're supposed to be

in college.

You know,

college, man.

Chilling on the road

with the manager, get me?

- Road?

You know this road's

going to end your life one day,

innit?

- You always say

the same thing bro.

Give me lectures.

- I'm not giving you lectures.

I'm just telling you

'cause I know.

- All right, cool.

Yo, bro, this old chap

pulled up in a sick whip,

you know--Frank.

- Frank?

- You know him?

He was talking about you

the whole time.

- What did he say?

- Nothing, he just like,

"Tell your brother

to come see me."

- Don't lie to me man.

Tell me, what did he say?

- Bro, I'm telling you.

He said go see him

when you're ready.

Listen bro,

listen to me, yeah?

Stay away from that guy.

You understand?

- Yeah, I got it.

- He's not a nice person.

- Okay cool bro,

I heard you the first time.

You're loud,

all that anyway.

I came for a favor bro.

- Yeah, what is it?

- I need to lend some money.

- Okay.

I'll tell you what.

Work with me for five days,

and I'll give you a grand.

Fair?

- How's that fair?

Work here like a dog?

- Watch your mouth.

I'm your elder brother,

have some respect.

- Respect, cool.

- I'm not dumb you know.

I know what you need

this money for.

- Go on then, tell me big man.

What do I need it for?

- I'm not paying for your drugs

anymore.

- Talk to me about drugs bro?

Remember,

you used to

be some big time Shokka

back in the day.

- Tukka, that was back then.

I left that life.

I left it because of you.

Because I don't want you

following them steps.

You don't want to

live that life, bruth.

Watching over your shoulder

every day.

Worried about your family.

You're either going to get

locked up,

or you're going to die, and

there's no two ways about it.

- Look, cut the long talk yeah.

You gonna give me the money

or not?

- I'm not gonna pay

for you to ruin your future.

- Yeah, you're a wise man bro.

- Tukka listen to me

- I'm gonna go to Frank then.

- You stay away from Frank.

- So it Franklin's knife,

was it?

- We've got to get it sorted

today guys.

- It's gone on

far too long now.

- That's why we're here.

- Sorry I'm late guys.

Had a bit of sh*t to deal with.

Right, we're all here.

Let's get it sorted.

- Frank,

I don't know

about everybody else,

but right now, I am not happy.

I've had enough.

The other night,

two of my boys outside

Antonio's restaurant,

they get shot

by your people.

- Eh, and Crow.

He's in danger.

These are my familia.

- I've had a word with Crow.

And Diesal.

And I can assure you,

it won't be happening again.

- Well, Frank, let me tell you

something.

If I see Diesal on my manor,

I will personally

cut his balls off.

- You won't.

- Okay.

- Listen guys,

I've got

this all under control.

- Yeah,

but it doesn't feel like

you got it under control

Frank.

- What about the police

Frank?

My boys can't go through

the door at the moment

without falling over coppers.

You're supposed to have

the police pinned down.

- Yeah.

- What's going on?

- Lenny, listen to me.

We've got the police

right where we need them.

- Well, it doesn't feel

like it, Frank.

- You cost us money, Frank.

- Frank, what about the gear?

Nobody wants it.

- Can't sell it Frank.

- It's substandard.

- Frank, let me explain

something to you.

The transportation, the first

lot that comes through

is proper gear.

This second lot--it's been

stamped on, it's cut.

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