1:12:02
...I want a good report.
1:12:04
You make it nice and easy
when I return.
1:12:08
Darling, anything you want, you talk
with Albert and you will get it.
1:12:12
- Jesus, will you go already?
- All right, all right, all right.
1:12:20
- Good report, huh?
- Come on.
1:12:23
At least I don't have to see
any unemployment in Italy.
1:12:26
My good friend Benito Mussolini could
talk some sense into that Roosevelt.
1:12:33
Well, ciao, everybody.
1:12:39
Well, I guess that makes me
the boss.
1:12:43
But Genovese stayed in Italy
till after the war.
1:12:45
So the drug thing
didn't get started till '46 or '47.
1:12:49
You tired?
1:12:52
I think I talked too much.
1:12:54
Too much. Too much.
1:12:57
Well, then, let me go on for you.
1:13:02
In the war, you were a loan shark.
1:13:05
You muscled in on
one of your customers.
1:13:08
A guy named Mattie, ran the Prospect
Dress and Negligee Company.
1:13:14
They set it up for you
so that Local 25 didn't bother you...
1:13:19
...as long as you stayed
in the Bronx.
1:13:22
So now you were
a legitimate businessman.
1:13:26
You bought into
the old Paradise Restaurant.
1:13:29
Did all your shylocking there, pedaled
all your gas-ration stamps there.
1:13:34
Big profits.
1:13:36
You bought a new house
in Yonkers...
1:13:39
...on Shawnee Avenue.
1:13:41
The house cost 48 grand.
Later on you added five rooms.
1:13:45
- How much did that cost?
- Ten grand.
1:13:48
The awnings cost 2500.
1:13:51
Then you went into horse races...
1:13:52
...which is known in the trade
as the big fix.
1:13:56
- I never threw a race.
- Because that would be crooked.
1:13:59
Son of a bitch. Your information's
so tight, you go ask anybody.