is,
Uncle Jun' doesn't want me to.
He's exceptionally agitated
today and he's been nauseous.
Well, did you call Janice?
I mean, her or Bobby should go.
- I'm all the way out here on a boat.
- They can't do it.
- What do you mean can't?
- I don't know.
She didn't elaborate.
It didn't seem like she wanted to.
- Aw, God damn it!
- I'm sorry, Tony.
All right, all right,
all right.
Mother...
I swear to God, I'm throwing
all this shit right in the garbage!
It's my hobby, Janice.
Why do you gotta belittle it?
Will you just
get ready please?
- You go. I gotta work.
- You can do your collections tomorrow!
I'm on a schedule!
It don't work that way.
This is why you can't
watch Uncle Jun'?
I told you last week,
we have Nica's preschool meeting.
- She's 15 months old.
- No one was more competitive
than your wife when
it came to this stuff with AJ.
A lot of good it did.
This child... constantly wanting
the breast.
He doesn't want to be alone.
He says he doesn't feel good.
The school, they need to meet both
parents if it's an intact family.
So call the girl,
the nurse.
Miss Trinidad? Right. Every time
I call, a different person answers.
I'll go, Ton'.
I'm on it.
Fuck it! You wanna get something done,
you gotta do it yourself.
You were the one
who was opposed to assisted living.
You and I
are gonna talk.
You didn't have
to wear your fucking hat.
Shit.
So how about you?
Are you dating?
With my hours
at the body shop?
Ladies.
Dessert was on me.
Thank you, Artie.
It's nice to see you two
patch things up.
- So silly.
- I'm not even sure what happened.
Me and Tony didn't speak
for months.
You pick up
right where you left off.
Did Charmaine tell you?
We're getting back together.
No, she didn't
mention it.
- That's terrific!
- We're both very happy.
Jesus, will you
hear me out at least?
We buy here. Livingston,
North Caldwell maybe.
- Right near Tony.
- Oh.
Better schools,
new friends.
We got the money, baby.
$2 million.
It's not
the same, Gene.
It could be better.
The summers down there...
we were ignoring the negatives.
It's fucking brutal
with the bugs.
Tony and Silvio,
all they understand is appearances.
We'll buy a new car.
It'll raise my profile.
You watch,
I'll make captain.
I found this
under our son's bed.
Florida's any better?
It's the drug capital of the world.
Look, for Tony to...
Tony, Tony!
Why don't you kill him?
- Put a bullet in his fucking head.
- I can't do that.
What, you think I don't know
that you've done it before?
- He's the boss, Deanne.
- The boss of what?
He's a piece of shit!
Is our life that bad?
It's your money.
Your aunt's money.
It has nothing
to do with him.
There's this wonderful
Jersey contemporary
I want you to see with me.
It's cathedral ceilings.
You'll fall in love.
There's nothing
I can say.
Colonel Dax, you're
a disappointment to me.
You have spoiled
the keenness of your mind
by wallowing
in sentimentality.
You really did want
to save those men
and you were not angling
for Mireau's command.
You're an idealist
and I pity you as I would
the village idiot.
We're fighting a war, Dax,
a war that we've got to win.
Those men didn't fight,
so they were shot.
I apologize for not being
entirely honest with you.
I apologize for not revealing
my true feelings.
I apologize, sir,
for not telling you...
- Hello.
- Who's that?
- It's me.
- You can go to hell
before I apologize to you
now or ever again!
- What are you doing?
- I lost my uppers.
- Probably upstairs.
- God fuck it all!
Relax, will ya?
We'll find them.
The phone keeps ringing,
and then they hang up.
It's probably salespeople.
- I know who it is!
- Pussy Malanga, I know.
We'll get J. Edgar Hoover
right on it.
I'll tell you what, you go upstairs,
you look for your teeth.
I'm gonna fix you
something to eat, okay?
I had a banana
in there.
All right,
we'll find that too.
I got it.
We buy a