but I don't know.
Now go outside. I got
to put on my clothes.
What are you getting
so sore about?
Marty, please
excuse what I say.
Ok, ma.
I feel Lousy
about this, too.
Virginia, I don't want
to talk any more about it!
I don't think I got
an hour's sleep.
Last night
was the first time
I ever heard
my mother cry.
Tommy, I-
I don't want to talk about it.
I know what you're
gonna say-
a man can't be his
mother's baby forever.
She's my mother. I have
some feeling about her.
You make me the Louse!
I love you,
and I know you feel lousy,
but we're never
gonna be happy
unless we can work out
our own lives.
We can't keep talking
in whispers like this.
We gotta have
some privacy!
Can't you wait five
minutesI'll drive you.
I just got
to put on a shirt.
Go to mass.
I'll go to 11:00 mass.
Let me drive you over.
Thomas, leave me alone
get dressed because we're
driving my mother over.
Why couldn't you
get along with her
why couldn't you make
just a little effort?
She's a little hard
to get along with.
All I asked you was to try.
Tommy!
I don't want to
hear any more about it
hello, aunt Theresa.
Hello, Tommy.
How you feel?
Ah, my mother
drives me crazy.
I begged her to
let me drive her here.
She's always
the big Martyr
please,
go to mass, huh?
He wake up this morning
with salt in his nose-
do this, do that!
Please leave me
alone, huh?
Oh, hello, Thomas.
Hello, aunt catherine.
You going to mass with us?
I was to mass already.
Just make yourself at home.
The refrigerator's loaded.
Take any room you want.
Thomas.
You want
a cup of coffee?
Oh, hi, Virginia!
You brought him over, huh?
Let me hold him
a minute.
Hey, petey boy!
Yeah! You're sure
getting fat, you know that?
You're bigger than
a leg of lamb now.
Oh, tom, like I was
telling you yesterday,
mr. Otari, my boss,
wants to sell his shop
because he wants to
move out to california-
what are you
sore about?
Oh, shut up!
He does about 1,200,
1,300 gross. The rent's 102.
The problem
is the supermarkets.
If I get together
with some other merchants-
what about when you wouldn't let
her make dinner for my brother?
What are you
talking about?
Once a month
she couldn't use the kitchen?
She could use the
kitchen any time she wanted!
You had to be boss
listen, she won't use
my pots and pans!
Should I buy some more?
Give me a few minutes.
I promised mr. Otari
I'd tell him tomorrow.
You can fight any time.
I want to know about
individualized markups.
Now, say I'm the butcher,
and aldo capellI's
the dairyman and the grocer.
I work on a 35markup-
do you know what
you're talking about?
No. That's why
I'm asking you.
What do you want
a shop for?
You got a job, no wife,
no responsibilities!
I wish I was you!
Take the baby, will you?
He wants 5,000 down?
You'll need a mortgage
- $60, $70 a month.
You're single with
no responsibilities!
Stay that way!
Don't yell at him.
He's only asking advice.
Patsy's shop-that's
a specialized trade.
Supermarkets don't
carry italian meat
who buys italian
meat anymore?
My wife goes to the a&p,
gets a lamb chop,
opens a can,
and that's dinner!
All right!
I understand the supermarkets problem,
but I was talking
to this girl and-
will you see that my mother
is comfortable?
Sure. This girl-
what does she know?
Marty, take care
of my mother, will you?
Ma, get ready because
I'll be down in a minute!
Hey, Catherina
Huh?
Last night, when i
come home from your house,
Marty was here
with a girl.
Who?
Marty.
Your son Marty?
Well, which Marty you think
would be here with a girl?
Were the lights on?
Oh, sure. This girl
is a college graduate.
They're the worst.
College girls are one
step from the street,
I tell you.
My son, joseph, wife, you
know, she type on a typewriter.
Pff! One step
from the street.
This is the first time
Marty brang home a girl.
She look like
a nice girl.
You know,
I think Marty