:37:04
l'm getting out, Wilson.
:37:07
l am out.
:37:11
You think it's funny?
They're writing about the Kingpin.
:37:16
They're going back to the beginning.
:37:18
Well, l'm tired of looking
over my shoulder.
:37:22
l want to put that behind me.
l want you to buy me out.
:37:25
l think you'll find
it's a very generous offer.
:37:31
So, what do you say?
:37:46
How's your daughter?
:37:50
-You okay?
-l. . . . l think l'll be okay.
:37:54
l'm not gonna lie
and say it doesn't hurt.
:37:56
-Where did you learn to fight like that?
-My father.
:38:00
He had me study with a different sensei
every year since l was 5.
:38:04
Sounds like he wanted to turn you
into some kind of a warrior.
:38:08
No. Just not a victim.
:38:12
-Watch your step.
-Thank you. l didn't even--
:38:15
Wait.
:38:17
How did you do that?
How did you do the park?
:38:20
l don't know,
growing up in the Kitchen, a blind kid.
:38:23
You learn how to look out for yourself.
:38:26
See that? He just ran that light.
:38:32
l want you to create a paper trail,
one that can be traced to Natchios.
:38:36
-Sir?
-The press want a kingpin.
:38:40
So l'll give them a kingpin.
Get me Bullseye.