:18:11
'Cause I ain't going back.
:18:16
I don't need Onda for this.
:18:19
Money buys my back-up.
:18:21
I'll get the polar bears
to back my play.
:18:27
- Oye, ¿:adónde vas, José?
- I split, eh.
:18:29
- Hey, carnal.
- No, ese.
:18:36
Carlos, come back!
Jefe, we can't let him go.
:18:39
We can't let him split up Onda.
Carlos!
:18:42
Can't you see Montana's stupid
for letting Charlie walk?
Onda 's committing suicide.
:18:46
- Fuckyou,Jerry!
- Fine. I thought you
wanted to learn something.
:18:52
Listen, Charlie's a businessman.
He broke some serious business rules.
:18:55
Not only did he get
strung out on his own shit...
:18:58
but he moved on BGA clients
when he didn't have to.
:19:00
- Is that right?
- Yeah, that's right.
:19:03
You know, I see thejackets
of most ofthe cons that come in here.
:19:05
Eighty percent ofthem--
Eighty percent ofthem are drug cases.
:19:08
You know why?
Because everybody out there's doin' it.
:19:11
Doctors, lawyers, housewives.
:19:13
Cocaine is America's cup ofcoffee.
:19:19
You were Carlos' connection.
:19:23
He said the same "cup ofcoffee" Iine
exactly. You were supplying him.
:19:26
You're pissed 'cause he's doing
business with the AV-ers now.
:19:29
Last year, California passed
a flat-time law for drug offenders.
:19:32
You know what that means? That means
they have it worse than anybody--
:19:35
murderers, rapists, anybody.
:19:37
There's no parole, no good time.
:19:40
That's a lot of guys
that are gonna be here for
a real long time, all drug users.
:19:43
- Can you see the potential? Can you?
- Yeah.
:19:47
Anyone who can accommodate
that appetite...
:19:49
can control thisjoint
and every otherjoint.
:19:52
Dwell on it.