:35:02
for the change on it.
:35:04
A fella come around here
:35:05
asking me about your car,
:35:06
wanted to see the registration
and check your name.
:35:09
What did you tell him?
:35:10
I didn't tell him nothing.
:35:12
He just went on ahead
and looked anyway,
:35:14
but guess what.
:35:16
He didn't find
that registration, did he?
:35:18
That's right.
:35:20
You can keep that change.
:35:21
This fella say
what his name was?
:35:23
He didn't say,
but I knowwho it was...
:35:26
one of the ltalian boys been
around town named Giorgio.
:35:34
Thanks.
:35:52
Jesus Christ!
:35:53
Somebody answer
the god damn phone!
:35:56
Maybe Chicago found a way
to get through.
:35:59
Yeah.
:36:00
Well, looks like
I struck pay dirt.
:36:03
Who's this? Giorgio?
:36:04
Yeah. Who's this?
:36:06
You remember me -
the high-paid nobody.
:36:10
I got a message for Strozzi.
:36:12
We don't need any messages
from jerks like you, all right?
:36:16
Don't be stupid. Just because
I don't work for you
:36:18
doesn't mean
I can't be a friend.
:36:20
I don't want to see
your boss get hurt.
:36:22
Yeah. You tell him
that Doyle knows
:36:25
that he's the one
that hijacked his shipment,
:36:28
but maybe you got
a bigger problem.
:36:30
There's a rumour Ramirez is
going back on Doyle's payroll.
:36:33
Who knows?
Maybe it's all just bullshit.
:36:35
Are you getting this, Giorgio?
:36:37
Yeah, I'm getting it.
All bullshit.
:36:41
Yeah. Good boy. You tell
your cousin to watch his ass.
:36:52
The ltalians were winning
in New York and Chicago,
:36:55
but theyweren't doing
too good in Jericho.