Kangaroo Jack
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:03:03
That one moment changed my life...
:03:05
... because in all the years that followed...
:03:08
... Louis was better at getting
me into trouble than getting me out.

:03:11
A dreamer in search of treasure,
who only found bottle caps.

:03:15
On that fateful day, Louis saved my life.
:03:17
You see this guy?
:03:18
And I never forgot it.
:03:19
He just saved your life.
:03:21
He wouldn't let me.
:03:23
And now it's 20 years later.
:03:26
My new stepfather, Sal,
set me up in my own business:

:03:29
A beauty salon.
He did it for my mother.

:03:31
Of course, his goons come in every week
and take 80 percent of the profits.

:03:35
That, he did for himself.
:03:36
Hey, Carbone.
:03:39
And Louis, the guy who saved my life,
is now my closest friend.

:03:42
He thinks I can do a lot better than this...
:03:45
... but he also thinks he looks like
Denzel Washington.

:03:48
Toots, I was hoping you could ask Sal
if I could keep a little extra this week...

:03:51
...to make improvements on the place.
:03:53
You wanna make improvements?
Lmprove on what's in this bag next week.

:03:58
Look, man, I need a favor.
:03:59
I just got this job delivering TVs,
but my partner got sick.

:04:02
He had one of those
microwave chimichangas...

:04:04
Louis, why do all your stories
start off this way?

:04:07
I need your help. If I don't get these TVs
off the truck, man, I don't get paid.

:04:11
Oh, this sounds illegal.
:04:12
No, no, no. Charlie, this is totally legit, man.
I know the guy.

:04:16
Just like you knew the guy...
:04:17
...who asked you to drive
his dogs up from Florida. Remember him?

:04:20
I'm supposed to know a bunch of greyhounds
were being used to smuggle diamonds?

:04:25
Look, man, I need your help on this one.
Two hours, tops. That's all I need.

:04:29
- This is really important for me.
- Louis, you have a job.

:04:33
You call working in my uncle's
meat market a job, Charlie?

:04:36
I sweep up cow guts and
pig snouts all day, man!

:04:39
I need a job where I'm treated like a man.
:04:41
Where I get some respect. Ain't
that what Aretha said? "R-E-S-P-E-C-T"?

:04:44
Well, then, delivering TVs
is definitely the answer.

:04:47
I'm dying here, man. I need your help.
:04:51
Louis, I'm busy here.
Can't you see I'm busy?

:04:54
I was busy that day 20 years ago
on the beach too, man.

:04:56
Did that stop me from saving this skinny
little white kid from flailing in the surf?


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