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You want to see what you did?

Yes.

Check this out.

That the sweetest sound or what?

Yes.

Want to try it?

Here, c'mon. Put your hand here.

Put your fingers right there.

There. Right there.

Hit it.

Next stop Carnegie Hall.

You know about Carnegie hall?

It's this big place in New York City.

All the great musicians

want to play Carnegie Hall.

I did too.

When I was growing up,

it was my big ambition.

But I never was that good a musician.

Are you OK?

Yes

Good.

What's your name?

OK. Alright, alright.

Mister No Name.

My name is Sam.

Pleased to meet you.

Me too.

Good, that's good.

So tell me something, Mr. No Name,

am I hearing a sort of clicking sound?

Do you hear it? Or is it...

I'm gonna sell you,

is what I'm gonna do!

If you can't do what I've trained you

to do, what f***ing use are you?

No f***ing use is the answer!

No f***ing use at all!

I feed you! I clothe you!

I put a roof over your head!

And all that time I put in.

All the f***ing effort!

To make you the man that you are...

And what gratitude do I get!

Look at me!

I look as if I've just been through

the third f***ing world war.

Take him downstairs,

get him out of my sight.

C'mon, c'mon.

I'm getting too old for this sh*t.

All right, Danny. Get in! Get in!

I'm busy!

I said get in there.

There's a man here to see you.

I just told you I'm busy!

He says he's got

a business proposition for us.

He says it's about the show

you put on today.

Pat him down.

Already did.

All right, wheel him in.

Receiving f***ing visitors

looking like this. It's a joke.

Sh*t, Jesus! F***in'ell!

I'm listening.

That was a very impressive display

your man put on

in the jewelry shop today.

I assure you, it was entirely justified.

I'm sure it was.

That thing with the collar. Brilliant.

And the point of this conversation is?

The point of this conversation is, I'd like

to offer you a lucrative proposition.

How lucrative?

Very lucrative. Should I continue?

Please...

It's an entertainment I produce

for some friends once a month.

Members only, so to speak.

What?

And we're always on the lookout

for new talent.

The first fight is a tryout.

For that, you get fifteen thousand.

For the second twenty,

plus the right to bet.

We had one chap

who after fees and betting on himself

got up to half a million a fight.

That's only if you win, of course.

But how do you get to win?

It's to the death.

So glad you could make it.

Please follow me.

Where's the money?

Oh well, the money comes after.

After what?

After you beat him,

our current champion.

Undefeated in fifteen bouts.

Care for a glass of champagne?

We won't be here that long.

Kill him.

Rip his f***ing hat off!

That's my boy!

Thanks for the opportunity.

You're most welcome. Very impressive.

That bit with the collar.

How did you do that?

Like my saint of a mum used to say:

Get 'em young and

the possibilities are endless.

I thought it was the Jesuits

who said that.

Probably got it from my mum.

If you want us back

you do know where to find me.

Oh we certainly want you back.

Only, if you could make it a little more

...entertaining... next time.

I'll see what I can do.

Here, remember I told you

about that dream I had?

What? The one with

the all the birds in it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, I figured it all out.

D'you know who Freud is?

No.

Well that doesn't matter.

Freud was a genius

and his whole thing was

if you dream something

it means something else.

Like the girls, the island, the drink.

They were just symbols.

What they actually represented

was like comfort, relaxation,

no worries.

And then this swell turns up offering us

more money than

we could save in 20 years.

Well, it all becomes clear.

The dream. The swell.

It means retirement, you get it?

Yeah, right.

No more filthy collections,

no more beatings.

I tell you, I feel really good here.

I feel generous.

Danny, what do you want?

A piano.

Excuse me?

I want a piano.

A piano. Yeah, leave off.

How about a lobster dinner?

I want a piano.

How about a woman?

You've never had a woman.

I want a piano.

Danny, you're starting to piss me off.

I want a piano.

That's what I love about you, Danny.

One thought at a time.

That's what makes us

such a good team.

The brains and the brawn.

I tell you this is gonna be one lovely day!

Let's go.

Good morning Ladies,

how are we all this morning?

Ah, here you are.

You've been very patient,

waiting for me, Madam.

So I'm going to devote myself

to you all day.

Who's there? It's you, isn't it?

Yes.

Well, isn't that something?

You know, I went right home and

I told Victoria, my step-daughter...

I told Victoria all about you.

Hello?

Don't tell me you're still asleep.

Well now...

If I was a fella who woke up

in a strange house

wearing someone else's pajamas,

I would be pretty nervous.

I'd try to find the safest place

I could to hide.

Now, when I was a kid, the safest place

in the whole wide world was...

Right where you are.

It does feel safe, doesn't it?

Well, I figured a man who'd been out for

two days would wake up pretty hungry.

So, I hope you like

peanut butter and jelly.

My name is Sam, remember?

OK you take your time.

Victoria and I are not big

on asking questions.

Figure when the person is ready,

they'll give their answers. OK?

OK.

Hi!

He's cute!

Really?

I like his haircut it's like when I was six

and used to cut my own hair.

Yeah, well...

You and Mom thought it was cute.

He's not six.

More is than not, I bet.

Does he like to read?

Well I don't know.

Does he like to write?

Does he like to draw?

Sweetie, I don't know

anything about him.

Well, that's not altogether so.

He likes music.

Cool.

Hi!

Sam said you like music.

You know how to use it?

See...

Nice, huh?

It was my Dad's.

He died before I was born and then

my mom gave it to me.

But she died in a car accident.

But not until after she married Sam.

He was my dad's best friend.

Am I talking too much? You know

because I do that some times.

And if you're bored listening and

I just keep going on and on,

you just tell me, OK?

I'm gonna go help Sam with dinner.

You can join us if you'd like.

Or you can eat under here.

It's just the food goes down easier

if you eat it sitting up.

You don't burp so much.

My name's Victoria.

Should I go get him?

No, let's let him get himself.

Maybe he doesn't know how.

Well, then let's just give him

the opportunity to learn.

There's nothing like self-discovery

for turning a boy into a man.

How do you know?

You never had a boy.

I was speaking from self experience,

if you don't mind.

I was a boy myself once, you know.

No way.

Yes, way. Come on.

Thank you for the food

we are about to eat.

Thank you for peace

this house possesses.

Thank you for another day

of health and happiness.

And please make sure Victoria

kicks butt on her piano recital.

I thought we're not supposed

to ask for things.

Says who?

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