:12:00
You don't travel light, I see.
:12:02
Vito gave me 800.
Good thing he had the cash.
:12:04
Your father's always got a few grand
swag money in his pocket.
:12:08
He robs the tax collector,
your father.
:12:10
It's never been easy for me
having a thief in the family.
:12:14
You've grown, Adam.
It's been a long time.
:12:22
- Money.
- Oh, money.
:12:31
Look at this. It's become a shithouse.
:12:34
Never been in a jail before.
:12:36
You haven't missed a lot. It's got some
good points too, when you're young.
:12:40
- Like what?
- It helps build character...
:12:42
...like a hitch in the Army.
:12:44
A wallet. A watch.
A handkerchief, pure silk.
:12:47
Not to mention $270,000.
I'm just kidding. $270.
:12:53
- Hey, Jessie.
- Hi, John.
:12:55
- This place keeps going downhill.
- Yeah, just like the rest of the city.
:13:02
You're looking good, Adam. These fancy
schools must be agreeing with you.
:13:05
MIT's not fancy.
And they don't, Jessie.
:13:09
They really don't agree with me at all.
:13:12
Last night in the bar,
did that cop land the first punch?
:13:15
Adam, I've never been
in a bar fight yet...
:13:17
...where the other guy landed the first
punch. It's a sure recipe for losing.
:13:23
- So when did you get back in town?
- I left school in January.
:13:27
I was this far away from getting
my master's in molecular biology.
:13:30
- And your old man's paying for all this?
- No way. I'm on full scholarship.
:13:34
I was a Westinghouse Scholar.
:13:36
It's a big deal.
They only have six each year.
:13:39
I hated it. It felt worse than that cell.
:13:43
They've got your whole life
mapped out for you.
:13:46
You don't know the half of it.
I would have had my own lab...
:13:49
...terrific salary, the works.
:13:53
They were already talking to me
about a retirement plan.
:13:57
I've been living with a girl
up on 23rd Street. An older girl.