The Equalizer Page #3
or who you should be out looking for.
If I wanna take over anything,
I'd f***ing do it.
There'd be nothing left to you.
So maybe you just don't
understand who the f*** I am.
John. Easy, huh?
Don't "easy," Frank. Shut the f*** up!
F***ing flipperhead.
See, I hate you f***ing Russians.
You're all crazy and you're arrogant.
Now, the Irish, we came here for
a piece of the American dream.
You people come over here to
steal it, so f*** all of you.
Well, Mr. Looney,
I appreciate your candor.
It's refreshing, and tells me that you're
not smart enough to have done this.
The f***?
Which brings me to my next issue.
We pay you 15 percent
to do business here.
The additional 10 percent you steal,
we ignore.
We anticipated it,
as you people are such clichs.
The fact that you're a rat to the
Feds is also tolerable, Little John.
The f***?
What we will not tolerate is
getting nothing for our money:
no information, no protection,
no assurances.
You understand, Little Johnny?
Who do you think you are?
Who I am, or what I am?
Who I am is complicated.
What I am is easier. I'm a threat.
I alter outcomes.
Throw this motherf... Unh!
Whoa, doctor!
Call a doctor. Unbelievable!
It's Napoli in the clutch!
Holy cow!
Oh, f***!
A tie game. Unbelievable!
That ball was absolutely massacred
by Mike Napoli.
A home run by Napoli.
- Can things change in an instant.
- They certainly can.
This game was over
before this half-inning started.
It is certainly over now!
The final:
six to five,Boston over New York...
Hey!
Hey! Hey-
This is my town. Do you understand me?
This is my home.
You cannot run around
like a wild animal.
What the f*** was that?
It's a message.
It says, "I'm here. "
What really
happened in there, Ralphie?
Faulty wire or something.
We both know that's not true.
Hey, you didn't waste my time.
My mom doesn't have much
except this place.
When stuff like this happens,
I just gotta put everything on hold
and help her out, you know?
I wasn't gonna pass
the security guard test anyway.
Was there anything unusually strange
about Slavi before he was murdered?
Did he mention a name perhaps?
Agitated about something?
Slavi never did his business
in front of the girls.
Tevi handled us.
We can't locate one of the other girls
from Slavi's stable. Teri.
You know her?
No.
Where we might find her?
No. Sorry.
I didn't know her that well.
Was my message received, Teddy?
Yes, Mr. Pushkin.
All of our associates...
Irish, Italians, Armenians.
...Are all denying any knowledge
or involvement.
We cannot show weakness.
I need this wrapped up quickly.
It will be.
Of course, don't worry.
Good.
Now enough of what you don't know.
Tell me what you do know.
Well, I'm still sifting through
things, but the killings were spontaneous.
Whoever did this specialized in killing.
I've rarely seen skills like this.
I don't think it's someone
we've encountered before.
Whoever it is, just find him, Teddy.
I'm talking over a million barrels,
this delivery.
- Understand?
- It will all be well.
I'll take care of it.
When you do, be loud about it.
I don't want this happening again.
Of course.
Come on.
Stuff it in.
See that?
That son of a b*tch.
- Yeah.
- Come on.
- We're closed. Get out.
- Let's go.
Time to go.
Nice to see you.
See? You pay on time,
no more problems.
Ha-ha-ha.
All right, let's go.
Mamacita,
you need to clean the grease.
It'll cause a fire.
Good accent.
See you next week.
- Let's go get a blowie.
- Hey, officers.
Whoa, put the light down.
What's up?
I'd like to report a crime.
Really? Call 911.
Let's get out of here.
F*** that guy.
Should shoot that motherf***er.
Take it easy.
How did you get this job?
I blew the commissioner.
Why waste city services
when I got two corrupt cops
right in front of me?
It's that guy.
This f***ing guy?
Yeah.
Back up.
How'd you get
that f***ing number?
- Wasn't hard.
- Yeah?
- Neither was this.
- Ask the lady down the street.
The one who had the fire.
Same thing could happen to you
with your whole family inside.
- Open it.
- You pay like everybody else.
How many copies?
One.
You must have
a death wish, pal.
What the f***
do you want, huh? Huh?
The people you took
the money from,
you should give it back.
Ha-ha-ha. Why would we do that?
That would be in the best interest
of everyone.
Really?
Yeah.
Maybe our best interest is to tie
and throw you
in the Mystic, huh?
Let's do that.
It's a good idea.
You're supposed to stand
for something, punk.
F***.
Protect and serve. Uphold the law.
Justice.
Remember?
Who the f*** are you?
Tomorrow you'll have returned all
the money you extorted from those people.
Tell them it will never happen again.
Do that,
and this video will never be seen.
You don't, and a half an hour later
you'll watch the uncut version
on every news outlet in the area.
Now, I'm offering you a chance
to do the right thing. Take it.
That f***ing hurt more
than the beating.
Mr. McCall. Are you
claimed that you were
very close to Teri. Huh?
You lied to me about that.
It's pretty.
When did you last talk to her?
Over a week ago.
Mm-hm.
I went to the hospital.
I saw her there.
Yes.
A man.
A man?
Customer?
No.
A nice man. A black man.
He wanted to know
what happened to her.
His name?
He didn't say.
And your friend, Teri?
No one saw her
after she left hospital.
After what they did to her.
And you contacted her?
No.
No one saw her.
Look at me.
Are you telling me the truth?
You telling me the truth? The truth?
Yes. Yes.
You telling me the truth?
Yes.
- Telling me the truth?
- Yes.
Would you like some water?
Moisten your throat.
Thank you.
Sweet.
My angel.
Hm? Yes.
Please. Please.
So beautiful. So beautiful.
Please, please, Teddy. Please, Teddy.
But so deceitful.
Please. Please don't.
So f***ing deceitful.
Please don't.
You're... You're hurting me!
Please stop.
Let's go, Home Mart!
- Let's go!
- Keep it going, Home Mart!
Here we go. Oh, oh, oh!
I got it! I got it! I got it!
Yeah!
Yeah!
There you go! Way to go, Bobby!
There's no place like Home Mart.
Yeah.
Oh!
- I see you!
- Ralphie, bravo!
You passed your test!
Looking good, man.
Hey, did they give you a gun?
What the hell he call us in here for?
Maybe he's finally
done chasing his own tail.
- He needs to go home.
- Waste of f***ing time.
Yeah, that sounds about right.
I matched
the arrival and departure times
of the restaurant.
This person walks in the front door
several minutes after Slavi arrived,
All right. Later. All right.
Thanks.
Jenny, Jenny, Jenny.
Can you do
Gentleman's in a hurry.
Open that f***ing register.
Move, move.
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