man?
Shut up, man.
Hey, cuz, you want
to use our phone?
That's all right, blood.
We'll go someplace else.
You don't like
my phone, cuz?
- How much you want for your phone?
- Let me do the talking, man.
Hey, shut up, nigger!
I want to hear
the white boy.
This is my hood,
motherfucker,
and I ask
the questions.
How much you paying?
He ain't got no money,
motherfucker.
I got the money,
and I'll kick your ass.
You ain't getting shit!
Motherfucker's going to pay now!
Come on, man!
Today's your
lucky day, punk.
That's right.
I want a cab.
What do you mean,
you don't send cabs
to this neighborhood?
You want to
use the phone?
Come on. Let's go.
Hey.
You're going to listen
to Joshua now, huh?
I've been
all over the world.
I've been around,
from the Big Apple to the Big Orange.
How you going to get around
in all that smog?
Huh?
Them freeways?
A lot of people
in L.A., man.
A lot of shit going on.
A lot of weird ass motherfuckers
running around.
Huh?
And besides,
I owe you lunch.
Yeah, yeah,
you owe me lunch.
But you're
wasting your time
if you think
I'll fight again.
Hey, I can dig it.
It's cool.
OK.
Yeah.
OK.
Ah, shit.
$5,000 goes a long way
in the land of sunshine.
It finally happened
late last week.
With the extent
of his injuries,
honestly, I don't know how
he held on as long as he did.
It's because I told him
I'd always
be there for him.
I'm truly sorry.
The guys that did this to him--
did they catch them?
Mr. Gaultier...
he's gone,
and nothing we can do
will bring him back.
Doc, my question is,
did they catch them?
Yes, Mr. Gaultier.
I believe the police
have them in custody.
If I were you,
I'd be a little
more concerned
about his wife
and his child.
He left them with a stack
of unpaid medical bills
and not too much
of anything else.
Now, I can give you
their address if you'd like.
I have it.
Thank you.
Hey.
You don't look sick
to me, baby.
Whoo.
Hey, Lyon!
Hey, Lyon!
Hey, Lionheart!
Hey, man, what's happening?
You act like they said
you were pregnant or something.
I don't need you.
Just go, OK?
Go.
Hey. Ha ha!
Lookit here.
There he is.
Ha ha! Yeah, hey.
My treat, remember?
Yeah.
Damn.
Inflation, man.
Now, lookit here.
Here's $2.00, man.
Keep the change.
Give it to your kids.
I heard Russell say
you don't know when to quit.
- Hey, that's me, man.
- That's you.
- Can't argue with the facts.
- You have nothing better to do?
OK.
Maybe you can help me, then.
Find this place.
That's the address.
Yeah, yeah.
No problem, man.
Who lives there?
You got a sister?
Come on.
Just find me this place
and don't ask too many questions.
Hey.
[Horn Honks]
Hey! Hold it, man!
Hold that goddamn car.
Motherfucker.
Hey, yeah.
Hey. Oh, hey!
Hey, hey. There it is.
There it is, right there.
This yours?
Do you know where
a lady named Helene lives?
Can you show me?
My mommy told me not
to talk to strangers.
Your mommy, huh?
She's right.
My name is Nicole,
and I'm 5.
Nicole,
my name is Lyon.
Now you're not
a stranger anymore?
I'm not a stranger
when your mommy says I'm not a stranger.
Just give me
till Friday, OK?
A few more days,
and you'll have it.
Friday.
Not a partial payment.
Cash, 450 bucks.
Cash.
OK, if you don't,
you and your family
are on the streets!
I don't think this would be
a good time to ask my mommy.
Deadbeats like you are why I can't
get the goddamn elevator fixed!
Let's go.
Mommy,
is he a stranger?
Nicole, go inside
and draw with your crayons.
Just for a minute,
honey.
So you finally decided
to grace us with your presence.
Helene, it was impossible
for me to go.
I put myself in a lot
of trouble to get here.
I've got news for you.
It wasn't worth it. You're too late.
Helene, I tried.
I'm sorry.
I tried.
The only thing that he wanted
was just to see your face again.
- Maybe we should go inside.
- No! I don't want you inside.
I don't want you