:44:00
Let's go.
:44:02
Life is a chess game, Juan.
This is a crucial move.
:44:07
I want you to think it over.
:44:25
You're the one who should have
thought it through, motherfucker.
:44:28
Believe me, I have, Juan.
I have.
:44:34
Freddy Krueger, knock it off.
:44:36
This is not a manicure shop.
:44:39
- Get some real nails, girl.
- These are real, baby.
:44:44
- Fuck you all.
- Hey, really?
:44:45
Jerome, you know what your name
means in Apache?
:44:48
No. What does it mean?
:44:50
Geronimo.
:44:54
That word Apache in thein' language
means "the outcast," "the shunned ones. "
:44:58
Like thein' emblem, like players
today... outlaws, bandits.
:45:02
That translates easy enough into
the biker gangs of the '50s and '60s.
:45:07
- My times.
- The Beaver days.
:45:10
Yeah, I belonged to
a group called the Dragons.
:45:14
What were the black bikers?
:45:15
What were the brothers?
:45:18
They were called the Chaplains.
:45:21
- The Chaplains were black?
- What, they wore penny loafers?
:45:25
They were the biggest, baddest
black group of the '50s.
:45:28
Where I grew up, it was
the Dragons and the Enchanters.
:45:30
The Enchanters were the girls.
:45:38
How old were you?
:45:40
I was 12 years old
when I became a Junior Dragon.
:45:45
So Mr. Smith was a bad ass, huh?
:45:48
So, Mr. Smith, what were some
of the other black gangs?
:45:51
Gangs died out a little bit
in the late '60s...
:45:53
but it came back in the '70s.
:45:56
There was a gang
called the Black Spades.