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:44:11
What's the matter?
Having a little trouble?

:44:13
lt don't pay to be nice around here.
Fine job for a grown man.

:44:18
Looking for a punk kid because
he gave an old man a pin scratch.

:44:21
He's fit to be tied.
He's got a brother that's a judge.

:44:25
He could break me.
:44:26
First thing you know,
l'll be pounding a beat in Harlem.

:44:29
This is a tough enough precinct,
but Harlem...

:44:32
Pal of mine got killed there.
:44:35
Of course, you know
what they always say.

:44:37
The quickest way to get killed
is to kill a cop.

:44:40
Yeah, that's what they always say.
:44:43
Yeah, but l'd rather not be
the one that gets killed

:44:45
just so they can kill someone else,
see my point?

:44:49
Well, there ain't no profit
in chasing kids.

:44:52
l bet you'd like to get your hands
on one of the big boys

:44:55
with the rewards on 'em?
:44:57
Who wouldn't?
Yes, sir, who wouldn't?

:45:00
l'd buy myself a soft drink stand
on the Merrick Road.

:45:04
Nothing around here
but making old hags take in the garbage.

:45:15
Why didn't you go on home
to dinner with him?

:45:18
Doc did a pretty good job.
:45:25
Jimmy, come on up.
Supper is ready. Come on.

:45:32
Ain't we ever gonna eat anymore?
:45:35
You know,
there must be something in it.

:45:38
l mean to have a place to go to.
You sit in the same place every night.

:45:42
lt's your own chair.
:45:44
Not me. l'll take mine
in a dump with music,

:45:47
where you can have
anything you want you can pay for.

:45:50
You can have one thing one night,
something else the next.

:45:53
l'm gettin' sick of what l can pay for.
:45:55
l can remember different.
:45:59
You've changed more
than your face, all right.


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