Thank you, ma'am.
Who's this?
My new partner, Mack McTeer.
Pleased to meet you.
Matt, can I speak to you privately?
Sure, baby.
When you got out of prison,
you said, "No more Blues Brothers."
Yes, I did.
We've built up a good business using
the cash from the sale of the coffee shop...
...to start this Mercedes dealership.
What's wrong with you?
And I keep your pathetic friend on...
...even though he hasn't sold a car
in over two years.
Yes, you have, and no, he hasn't.
You talk straight with me.
I always do.
And treat me with respect at all times.
I do, baby.
You know what I mean when I say respect?
"What you want, baby I got it
"What you need
"you know I got it
"All I'm asking
"is for a little respect
when you come home
"Hey, baby
"When you come home
"I ain't gonna do you wrong
while you're gone
"I ain't gonna do you wrong
'cause I don't wanna
"All I'm asking
"is for a little respect
when you come home
"Baby, when you come home
"Just a little bit
"I'm about to give you all my money
"And all I'm asking in return, honey
"Is to give me my profits
when you get home
"Your kiss is sweeter than honey
"and guess what so is my money
"All I need is just a little respect from you
"when you get home, baby
"Just a little bit
"R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Find out what it means to me
"R-E-S-P-E-C-T take out the T-C-P
"Sock it to me
"Yeah, baby
"Sock it
"I don't want much
"Sock it to me
"Baby, I'm telling you
"A little respect, oh yeah
"Give it to me all over the world
"I get my respect
"Yes, I do, it's an everyday thing
"I'm telling you it is
"Wherever I go
"All over the world I need respect
"Yes, I do
"I deserve respect"
Listen, Matt. You ain't all of that, cat.
And Elwood, you ain't no good.
Matt, this is something
I really don't want you to do.
For heaven's sake, if this is what
you'll be like to live with, go ahead.
Thanks, baby.
Let's go.
Elwood...
...you boys,
please stay out of trouble this time.
Dunn and Cropper, WEXR.
Chicagoland talk radio.
- This is Dunn and Cropper.
- Cropper and Dunn.
On WEXR, 103.7 talk radio.
Today's topic: Automatic life terms
for three-time felony offenders.
Let us hear your opinion.
You're on the air.
I am not in favor
of this triple felony legislation.
Why?
I'm a recently released inmate,
starting a new life...
...but with a five-felony record...
I think I know that voice.
What chance do I have
if I make one more mistake?
One more time, I could go down for life.
It's not fair.
My question is, how can you goddamn...
...shit-spewing media sluts...
Thank you. Now a commercial.
Steve, that sounded a lot like...
Elwood J. Blues.
No place to run.
And no place to hide.
I know your trumpet player's
a funeral director now.
But cemeteries give me the creeps.
He'll be the most difficult. Follow my lead.
Lay to rest Nicholas Tsetsevkaya.
A young man cut down too soon...
...by violent enemies.
Will you get lost?
Do you know who these people are?
Who's he?
What's with the monkey?
That's my associate, Buster Blues.
This is Mighty Mack, my new lead singer.
So, that's what this is about?
Forget it. Goodbye.
Mr. Fabulous...
...when should we come back for the rings
and watch off the corpse?
And is the medical school buying his dick?
We're dead now.
Since I've been working for Ed
and Mr. Pickett, I haven't looked back.
These guys are amazing.
What do you want, Elwood?
I'm putting the band back together.
We need Murph on the keyboards.
I see.
I won't go without your say-so.
Murph says you're in publishing,
telephone sales and matrimonial services?
Yes, we are.
Just what is it that you do exactly?
I'm 18 years old. I'm blonde.
I'm 36-24-36, and my name is Bambi.
"If you need a little lovin'
"Call on me
"If you want some kissin'
"Call me, baby
"I'll be right home
"All you got to do is pick