1:29:01
Black people
are thinking about
1:29:02
taking over
white businesses.
1:29:05
Right, caspar?
1:29:06
Right. I was just
reading an article
1:29:08
on black capitalism.
1:29:10
That's right.
1:29:12
And there ain't
no capitalism
1:29:14
bigger than yours
in harlem.
1:29:15
Right, caspar?
1:29:17
Right.
1:29:18
Now, the way I see things
is, uh, is organization.
1:29:22
Uh, and not only new blood,
1:29:25
but black blood,
1:29:27
improvin' the operation
around here.
1:29:31
Uh, seems to me that
there's a whole lot of money
1:29:34
uh, in just being black
these days.
1:29:38
So there's got
to be some way.
1:29:39
Hmm?
1:29:41
Sit down.
1:29:47
How much is it gonna cost me
to stop this kind of talk?
1:29:52
$87,000.
1:30:02
Well,
that bale was empty.
1:30:04
That money must have
been planted in there.
1:30:07
Planted?
1:30:08
By who, you idiot?
1:30:10
Jones and johnson?
1:30:13
Well, I still say the-
the bale was empty.
1:30:15
Well, it sure
ain't empty now.
1:30:17
Lieutenant, I think
you better count it.
1:30:19
Don't you?
1:30:20
Mm-hmm.
1:30:20
Oh,
I bet it's all here.
1:30:22
Well, perhaps
sergeant jarema
1:30:23
ought to
count it himself.
1:30:24
You tricked me.
1:30:27
I don't know how you two
black bastards did it,
1:30:29
but you tricked me.
1:30:31
Jarema,
1:30:32
I want you to apologize
to these two officers
1:30:34
for that racial slur,
1:30:36
or I'll have your badge.
1:30:40
Aw, I apologize,
but...
1:30:43
but...
1:30:46
you'll, uh, have to
overlook jarema.
1:30:49
He's... had a bad day.
1:30:52
Haven't we all?
1:30:54
May we go, captain?
1:30:56
May you-
of course.
1:30:58
Congratulations.