:02:01
we had no professionals.
All we had was hustlers.
:02:05
I don't wanna be a hustler, Rags.
:02:08
I want to be a professional,
and I'm gonna be.
:02:10
I'm just waiting for my invitation.
:02:14
What's going on here?
:02:16
-We were just--
-We were just what?
:02:20
You know who this is?
This is Rags, and he's a hustler.
:02:23
Probably one of the best.
What'd you do? Make him win the first set?
:02:26
-He's up $20.
-He's $20 up. Right, $20 up.
:02:30
Then you'd be $50 up, then $100,
then you'd be broke.
:02:33
Come on, Joe, let me play.
I can beat this guy.
:02:35
Maybe you can and maybe you can't.
:02:37
But we don't deal with maybes, do we?
:02:39
You don't know all the angles yet,
but I do, all right?
:02:42
He's bad news.
Even if you win, you can't win.
:02:44
What do you mean, even if I win,
I can't win? I don't understand.
:02:48
You don't have to understand.
Just listen to me.
:02:51
If the kid wants to play...
:02:52
why don't you let him play?
He may learn something.
:02:55
The only thing he'll learn from you
is how to lose.
:02:58
I'm trying to do something here.
I'm trying to educate this kid, all right?
:03:02
So if you got something to say, say it to me.
:03:04
Otherwise shut the fuck up,
because he's my kid, all right?
:03:07
He's my fucking kid.
:03:10
And I'm gonna make him a champion.
So you stay away from him.
:03:23
-Mail came today, Joe.
-Thanks, Don.