frm
1000frare you all right?
yeah!
keep going!
are you sure
you're all right?
the incision?
you're listening to
the stations of member-supported
new hampshire public radio.
we're webo, concord 89.1;
webj, jackson 99.5 f.m.
this is new hampshire
public radio,
news and information
for the granite state.
it's nice
having this again.
well, it's supposed
to be better than "nice."
you know what i mean.
after that nightmare,
god, we are blessed, tony.
yeah.
a.j.'s practicing?
that's a first.
i'll let you know.
- all right.
- all right, thanks, man.
your amigos
with the baggy pants--
hope you kept 'em
away from the silver.
oh, jesus, they're musicians, all right?
they saw an ad
for the drums.
you're selling
your drums?
i need cash. i don't play 'em anymore.
those drums were a gift
from your father.
yeah, i don't
wanna sell 'em.
and if you guys hadn't made
me get such a crappy job,
- i wouldn't have to.
- this is our fault?
i'm wasting my time
at blockbuster.
why don't you get off your
ass and find another job?
what about community college? you
said you were gonna go back to school.
okay, for the
hundredth time:
i can't register
until second semester!
- oh!
- jesus christ!
i do what you
guys want,
don't i deserve
some kind of life?
please, move back!
move back!
jim, we need a crew on the
roof to ventilate. let's go!
i can't find gareth. i think
he's still in the house.
son of a bitch. we'll get him.
- oh god, gareth!
- we'll get him, sarah. we'll get him.
- it'll be all right, sarah.
- come on, guys, go go go!
hurry up!
come on.
- look, look!
- that window!
- i got it!
- oh-- oh god!
i got her kid.
all right, whoo!
you want another one?
yeah, sure.
so uncle jun'--
what are we gonna do
about him?
he's incarcerated for the
rest of his unnatural life.
so fuck him.
he's a walking corpse.
yeah, but, dad,
what he did to you--
certainly nothing
for you to worry about.
"manager dale." welcome
to the neighborhood.
we're from the north ward
merchants protective cooperative.
i'm kinda busy. you guys
looking for a donation?
- let him finish.
- you may have noticed,
not to denigrate anyone, but this
is a transitional neighborhood.
i mean, demographically speaking, you
still have a lot of marginal types.
we merchants have found
you really should
have some round-the-clock
security here.
- isn't that what the police are for?
- they do their best,
but they got
their hands full.
your weekly dues to us will
give you all the supplemental
- safety net you'll ever need.
- i can't authorize anything like that.
it have to go through
corporate in seattle.
we merchants prefer to deal
on a personal one-on-one basis.
i don't have any
discretionary funds.
it's gotta go
through corporate.
how do you think corporate
would feel if--
for the sake of argument, someone
threw a brick through your window?
they've got 10,000 stores
in north america.
i don't thk
they'd feel anything.
what if, god forbid,
it wasn't just vandalism?
what if an employee,
even the manager say,
was assaulted?
look, every last
fucking coffee bean
is in the computer
and has to be accounted for.
the numbers don't add up, i'll be
gone and somebody else will be here.
it's over
for the little guy.
vince, good morning.
how's your book coming?
okay.
you're always welcome to join
the other guests for breakfast.
thad says if your dishwasher
is newer than five years,
you don't need to use
the pre-rinse cycle.
the fact is i don't recommend
it. i can trick the sensors
into thinking that the dishes
are cleaner than they really are.
i gotta go write.
thanks.
morning.
jason masucci was down in
tampa visiting his mother,
thought he saw vito
in a jenny craig.
turned out to be some
other fat piece of shit.
if that fag ever
does come back,
we should have
carlo do it.