:13:01
You beat them with club.
:13:04
Chinatown behind you 100 per cent.
:13:07
- 100 per cent!
- 100 per cent behind...
:13:10
Good. Cos I'm gonna need your help.
:13:13
I wanna put a stop to all this bribe-paying
and extortion to the gangs.
:13:18
- I want the help of all 60 families.
- 60 families?
:13:21
No, no, no, no, no.
:13:22
- And I want you people...
- Wait a minute.
:13:25
This very difficult. Very, very difficult.
:13:28
It's a long history.
:13:30
For thousands of years,
Chinese do not go to the police.
:13:34
If they go to the police,
they'll get in trouble.
:13:37
So, I'll tell you straight.
:13:40
- Nobody will come to see you.
- Oh, yeah?
:13:43
You tell him what we mean.
:13:47
No disrespect is intended
to the police by our remarks.
:13:51
But if the citizens of Chinatown regard
what you call extortion and bribery
:13:57
as part of the cost of doing business, and
have felt that way for thousands of years,
:14:03
why should you be so concerned?
:14:06
What about the ones
that don't wanna pay?
:14:08
Tell him.
:14:09
You know, Captain,
when I first came to New York,
:14:13
I worked as a waiter in a restaurant.
:14:15
Saw something terrible happen
because my boss did not want to pay.
:14:20
I signed a complaint against
a gang leader who was arrested.
:14:24
Next day, he was out on the streets again.
:14:26
Six months go by before his trial, and the
police chief was transferred to the Bronx.
:14:32
This was - what? - Six...
six or seven chiefs before McKenna.
:14:36
Seven.
:14:37
And the new chief dropped the charges.
:14:41
- Three months later I got stabbed here.
- Sure. See?
:14:45
You must understand, Captain,
:14:47
to us, your Good Samaritan was a fool
:14:51
to risk the security of
his family to help a stranger.
:14:55
Uh, you're too impressed with yourself.
:14:59
Fuck you.