PG-13 | 1h 20min | Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | Video 27 May 2008
Bill Cacchiotti, a small town business owner, recalls his eventful life on his day of retirement. Bill looks back on how he started his lighting and electrical store that eventually led to illegal activities with racketeering and murder. If one man wasn't bad enough his son, Eddie is becoming more and more like his father everyday. Eddie not the brightest guy, tries to find new business ventures for the family, unfortunately, they lead to disaster. Bill's long time friend and associate Gary helps the family in the life of crime, alcohol, murder and sex in the Crime Drama, "The Life I Lived."
Director: Ben Solenberger
Writer: Ben Solenberger
Stars: Richard C. Bennett, Ted Taylor, Paul Bailey
Bill Cacchiotti, a small town business owner, recalls his eventful life on his day of retirement. Bill looks back on how he started his lighting and electrical store that eventually led to illegal activities with racketeering and murder. If one man wasn't bad enough his son, Eddie is becoming more and more like his father everyday. Eddie not the brightest guy, tries to find new business ventures for the family, unfortunately, they lead to disaster. Bill's long time friend and associate Gary helps the family in the life of crime, alcohol, murder and sex in the Crime Drama, "The Life I Lived."
Director: Ben Solenberger
Writer: Ben Solenberger
Stars: Richard C. Bennett, Ted Taylor, Paul Bailey
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00:00:00Hey, here he comes.
00:00:27Well kid, you know what you gotta say when he gets here, right?
00:00:30Yeah, I know. We just went over it.
00:00:32Yeah, well don't fuck it up.
00:00:33Stop being such an optimist.
00:00:35It's being pessimistic.
00:00:36What?
00:00:37I'm being negative, so it's being a pessimist.
00:00:40Get the fuck out of here.
00:00:42You're an idiot.
00:00:44Yeah, idiot savant.
00:00:45Do you even know what that means?
00:00:47Yeah, it's like when you're a genius.
00:00:49You ever look up a definition?
00:00:51It's a dumbfuck with some special ability.
00:00:53I know what you're talking about.
00:00:56Hey guys, what's up?
00:00:57Hey Skylar, good to see you man.
00:00:59I guess so. It's been what, four years?
00:01:01Life gets busy right now.
00:01:02I understand that.
00:01:03Hey kid.
00:01:04Hey Gary, good to see you man.
00:01:05Yeah.
00:01:06Alright, let's get down to business.
00:01:08What are you talking about?
00:01:09Eddie, I know something's up.
00:01:10Many times you invite people down by the pond, it's business.
00:01:13And you got Gary here with you.
00:01:15What's going on?
00:01:17Alright, well you know from the conversation with my father that he's thinking about retiring.
00:01:21Yeah.
00:01:22Well I think that point may become more of a reality.
00:01:24Eddie, before you go any further, I want you to know that I don't think it's going to work out, man.
00:01:28Hey man, would you let me finish?
00:01:29Well I know what you're asking for, Eddie.
00:01:31Before I can let you finish, you've got to understand something.
00:01:33When your father came to me, he asked me if the police force would still remain loyal once you took over.
00:01:38I said yes.
00:01:40I think I spoke too soon.
00:01:42So what are you saying?
00:01:43Wake the fuck up, Eddie.
00:01:45I'm going to be police chief when my dad retires and that puts me in charge.
00:01:48I know we're friends, but I just don't see your small-time business helping me out any.
00:01:53There's bigger fish in the sea.
00:01:55It's nothing anymore.
00:01:57I'm not going down for your bullshit.
00:01:59John, things are going to get bigger and better, I assure you.
00:02:01Really?
00:02:03How about that hooker bust?
00:02:05Is that better?
00:02:07You know you should have consulted someone before you pulled some dumbass shit like that.
00:02:09I'm being straightforward with you because we're friends.
00:02:13The answer to your question is no.
00:02:15I won't support your family's interests.
00:02:17It's nothing personal.
00:02:19It's just business.
00:02:23You stupid fuck!
00:02:44You stupid fuck.
00:02:46That's the last thing you say to a guy?
00:02:50You cold prick.
00:02:53What the fuck else was I supposed to do?
00:02:55Push me to that point.
00:02:59Hey, kid.
00:03:03You don't have to tell me.
00:03:05I'd have done the same thing.
00:03:17So what do we do now?
00:03:19What do you mean?
00:03:22Not that easy.
00:03:24You want to hide a body, you got to bury the fuck.
00:03:26What if somebody finds him?
00:03:28You're fucked.
00:03:30I'd rather not take that risk.
00:03:32What in the hell do you want to do with him?
00:03:34Dump him in the bottom of that pond.
00:03:40It's like two feet deep.
00:03:42Hey, we get a good drop and then you have a body sitting in an empty pond.
00:03:44Think for Christ's sakes.
00:03:48You could burn him.
00:03:50Have you ever burned a body?
00:03:52No, have you?
00:03:54No.
00:03:56Then why not? Seems like the smartest choice.
00:03:58You want to know why not?
00:04:00Because this isn't a fucking crematorium.
00:04:02Fuck that. Let's burn him.
00:04:04That's what you want.
00:04:06How do we start?
00:04:08I'll take his truck.
00:04:10You get in your car and follow me.
00:04:12Okay.
00:04:14We got gasoline, matches, and face mask.
00:04:16Yeah, why face mask?
00:04:20You ever been to a morgue when they're cremating some fuck?
00:04:22It stinks to hell.
00:04:28Here you go.
00:04:50Shit.
00:04:52We went right up.
00:04:54But what in the hell did you expect to happen?
00:04:56You think we're doing the right thing?
00:04:58I don't know, kid.
00:05:00You ever want to be somebody else?
00:05:02You know, somebody ordinary?
00:05:04Just works nine to five
00:05:06and has a good life.
00:05:08You ever want to be somebody else?
00:05:10You know, somebody ordinary?
00:05:12Just works nine to five
00:05:14and has a good life.
00:05:16You ever want to be somebody else?
00:05:19Just works nine to five
00:05:21and his wife, kids, house,
00:05:23just does that.
00:05:25You mean lead an ordinary life
00:05:27with a typical family?
00:05:29Yeah.
00:05:31No.
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00:07:01We're all guilty of something to a degree.
00:07:03I'll admit, I'm no saint.
00:07:05You ever look at someone
00:07:07and think you know them
00:07:09and what they do?
00:07:11Guess again.
00:07:13Did you see the floor?
00:07:15Did you see the fucking windows?
00:07:18You see this cocksucker here?
00:07:20Tom Wilkins.
00:07:22Prior week I had an agreement
00:07:24to buy this store for 40 grand.
00:07:26At 6.30 that morning
00:07:28I get a call from Tom to come on down
00:07:30to the store.
00:07:32Fucking idiot turned off the heat,
00:07:34the pipes froze and burst and flooded the store.
00:07:36Which caused the windows to bust out.
00:07:38So now Tom
00:07:40wants me to stick with the original deal.
00:07:42He's agreed on a handshake.
00:07:44So that's the way I handle business.
00:07:48Now this little predicament has put a damper
00:07:50on the original agreed deal.
00:08:00It's still my building.
00:08:12I'm not backing out on the deal.
00:08:14Just want to get the damages assessed
00:08:16and then we'll go from there.
00:08:18You're not backing out on the deal are you?
00:08:20What did I just say?
00:08:22I never back out on a deal.
00:08:24I'll get with you later this week.
00:08:30Well Bill I gotta tell you
00:08:32it doesn't look good.
00:08:34That whole damn building's gonna need a lot of work.
00:08:36What kind of damage
00:08:38are we talking about here?
00:08:40We're looking at about 13 grand in repairs.
00:08:42How the hell could water
00:08:45cause that much damage?
00:08:47I mean all the wiring's gonna have to be redone.
00:08:49The windows and the floors replaced.
00:08:51That shit ain't cheap.
00:08:53I had made up my mind
00:08:55that I wanted out of the deal.
00:08:57I don't break deals.
00:08:59That's not my style.
00:09:01So I made him an offer I knew he would refuse.
00:09:03So here's what we got.
00:09:07I've got a store that needs about 15 grand
00:09:09in repairs.
00:09:11Contractor says it's gonna take about
00:09:14two months to repair the building.
00:09:16We got a deal for 40 grand
00:09:18for a building that's shot to hell.
00:09:20You need the money.
00:09:22I need the building.
00:09:24So here's what I'm prepared to do.
00:09:26See that suitcase over there?
00:09:28In it
00:09:30there's 15 grand in cash.
00:09:32You take the money.
00:09:34I take the building.
00:09:36You were trying to get out of the deal.
00:09:38I knew Tom would catch on
00:09:40to this ruse I'd planned.
00:09:42I knew there was no way this deal was gonna happen.
00:09:44I'll take it.
00:09:46What?
00:09:48I'll take the 15,000.
00:09:50Well,
00:09:52guess I was wrong.
00:09:54Now, having this building
00:09:56for which I could start my lighting and electric business,
00:09:58I went out with my wife and celebrated.
00:10:02Eddie's Lounge.
00:10:04The place where it all started.
00:10:06A few years earlier I took Marie here
00:10:08for her first date.
00:10:11She was courting some kike her father had introduced her to.
00:10:13Hi, folks. What can I get for you today?
00:10:15Give me a McMaster Scotch, straight up.
00:10:17She'll have the same.
00:10:19No, I don't want the Phil.
00:10:21Just give me a ginger ale.
00:10:23Coming right up.
00:10:25Hold up there, partner.
00:10:29This cowboy began to approach my wife.
00:10:31I don't know if he knew
00:10:33he was about to get his fucking teeth
00:10:35kicked down his throat.
00:10:38Evening.
00:10:40Something I can help you with?
00:10:42Hold up there, barkeep.
00:10:44I hope you don't mind me
00:10:46throwing out some advice.
00:10:48What's that?
00:10:50I cannot help but hear your drink order.
00:10:52How's that?
00:10:54I, too, am a Scotch man.
00:10:56And no offense, but you ordered that McMaster's
00:10:58piss of a Scotch.
00:11:00I don't mean to insult you,
00:11:02but I think if you're gonna drink Scotch,
00:11:04you should drink the very best.
00:11:07Damn Scotch there is.
00:11:09For the past five years,
00:11:11I've been drinking nothing but Bruce and Barron Scotch.
00:11:13As I watched this cowboy tell me how to drink,
00:11:15I was confused, yet intrigued
00:11:17by his style
00:11:19for the consumption of alcohol.
00:11:21And then follow it up
00:11:23with a cool smoke.
00:11:33Now that's how it's done.
00:11:37What the hell?
00:11:39All right, then. Barkeep.
00:11:41Three Bruce and Barron Scotch straight up.
00:11:43No.
00:11:45Just the ginger alfami, please.
00:11:47Oh, come on. Give it a shot.
00:11:49No. I don't want Scotch.
00:11:51All right, then.
00:11:53Still make it three.
00:11:55Put two by me, barkeep.
00:11:57Coming up.
00:11:59You can't get her to drink.
00:12:01She doesn't like it when I do it.
00:12:03There's nothing wrong with a good stiff drink.
00:12:05Three Bruce and Barron.
00:12:09And a ginger ale for the lady.
00:12:11Now,
00:12:13before you take a drink,
00:12:15make sure you've got a cigarette handy.
00:12:21Hope this doesn't disappoint.
00:12:23Don't worry.
00:12:25You're in for a damn treat.
00:12:29Here goes nothing.
00:12:35Mmm.
00:12:49Well?
00:12:51I gotta tell you,
00:12:53that's the best goddamn drink I've ever had.
00:12:55I wouldn't lead you astray.
00:12:57So,
00:12:59what's your new drink?
00:13:01Bruce and Barron Scotch.
00:13:04I tell you, there's no doubt about it.
00:13:06Roy Thompson's the name.
00:13:08Bill Cacciotti.
00:13:10This is my wife, Marie.
00:13:12Bill.
00:13:14Ma'am.
00:13:16Mr. and Mrs. Cacciotti, your table's ready.
00:13:18If you'd like to just follow me.
00:13:24A man once said,
00:13:26only the weak take advice from others on what to drink.
00:13:28Whoever said that never met Roy Thompson.
00:13:31This was the last time I saw Roy.
00:13:33He was the guy that gave me advice
00:13:35on the drink that'd last me the rest of my days.
00:13:37And for that,
00:13:39I'll never forget that damn cowboy.
00:13:47So now here I am years later.
00:13:51These are the things that I remember.
00:13:53The stories that make me who I am.
00:14:01Does he hear yet?
00:14:03You see him standing here?
00:14:05No.
00:14:07I guess he's not here.
00:14:09How long have you been out here?
00:14:11Since dawn.
00:14:13I thought we agreed on eight.
00:14:15I got here early.
00:14:19You're really giving it all up, huh?
00:14:21I am.
00:14:23I'm not going to let you down.
00:14:25I'm not going to let you down.
00:14:27I'm not going to let you down.
00:14:29You're really giving it all up, huh?
00:14:31If I was, I wouldn't be sitting here.
00:14:37Eddie's a good kid, but occasionally he fucks up.
00:14:39It's not his fault.
00:14:41I shouldn't have pulled him into what I was doing,
00:14:43but it's just business.
00:14:49So now that the lighting and electric business
00:14:51had been established,
00:14:53we had the regular customers.
00:14:55This is John Weber.
00:14:58I usually just handle the books,
00:15:00but when it comes to a few regulars,
00:15:02I make the calls.
00:15:04I chose the respect.
00:15:06That's the cigar.
00:15:08You're going to have to tell me where you got this.
00:15:10I'm going to have to pick up a bottle.
00:15:12It's yours.
00:15:14Consider it a token of my appreciation for your business.
00:15:16I appreciate that, Billy boy.
00:15:18Say, listen, the fellas and I
00:15:20have a weekly poker game going on tonight.
00:15:22What do you say you join us?
00:15:24I'm always up for a card game.
00:15:27Okay.
00:15:33I started to realize
00:15:35that I'm sitting here with a group of guys with money.
00:15:37I don't know where the hell it comes from.
00:15:39Like John.
00:15:41All he does is own a gas station.
00:15:43Then you got Tommy and Frankie Fandini,
00:15:45two of the wealthiest whops around.
00:15:47Then there's Jimmy Falcone.
00:15:49A little while back,
00:15:51his furniture store went up in flames.
00:15:53The insurance company just wrote a check.
00:15:55No questions asked.
00:15:57I always wondered where John got his money,
00:15:59but now it was all becoming clear.
00:16:01He was in on it.
00:16:03Whatever it was, I wanted in.
00:16:05In those days,
00:16:07you didn't talk about money or who had it.
00:16:09That was as private as what you
00:16:11and the missus did in the sheets.
00:16:13Hey, Bill, what the fuck is with
00:16:15that piece of shit you got parked out there
00:16:17in the driveway there?
00:16:19What the fuck?
00:16:21No, Frankie's right.
00:16:24What the hell is with my piece of shit
00:16:26out in the driveway there?
00:16:28Hey, Bill, I said let's cut it out.
00:16:30No.
00:16:32Johnny's right.
00:16:34I pull up, there's a Cadillac,
00:16:36a Beamer, a Jag.
00:16:38I crawl out of my old-as-hell pickup.
00:16:40Let's be frank, Frankie.
00:16:42What's with that?
00:16:44This fuckin' goomba's whacked out of his skull.
00:16:46Where'd you find this fuckin' guinea?
00:16:48How many fuckin' times do I have to tell you
00:16:50to stop speaking like you're
00:16:53some kind of fuckin' tough guy?
00:16:55You sound like a fuckin' idiot.
00:16:57Relax. It was a joke.
00:16:59I'm Billy the fuckin' kid over here.
00:17:01I'll tell you what.
00:17:03I'm gonna talk straightforward to you guys.
00:17:05Hey, Bill.
00:17:07When I invited you over for a game
00:17:09this morning,
00:17:11it wasn't about the poker.
00:17:13I talked to the boys.
00:17:15I told them what kind of guy you are.
00:17:17And we decided we'd invite you over
00:17:19to see what your interest was
00:17:22in our business.
00:17:24I know you're a man of money.
00:17:26And I know you're a man of respect.
00:17:28And that's who we want to do business with.
00:17:30Look, Bill.
00:17:32Just busting your balls
00:17:34about your trunk there, huh?
00:17:36Come on. No hard feelings, huh?
00:17:38Forget about it.
00:17:40It's not like we do business with just anybody.
00:17:42At least,
00:17:44not anymore.
00:17:46Take this guy Jimmy brought over one night,
00:17:48this fuckin' lawn jockey.
00:17:50We told him he needed to get a side job
00:17:52so the taxes would work out if ever there was an audit.
00:17:54The guy gets a job as a waiter
00:17:56at some bar.
00:17:58Well, Mikey's at work one night,
00:18:00and he starts getting friendly with this pretty young thing at the bar.
00:18:02Hey, baby.
00:18:04Look, you know what I'd do for a living.
00:18:06So why don't you come back to my place
00:18:08and suck me off?
00:18:10I told you
00:18:12to get the fuck
00:18:14away from me.
00:18:20He's telling her he swindles
00:18:22money and he's a racketeer.
00:18:24Hey, love throwing that fuckin' word around.
00:18:26Racketeer.
00:18:28He thought it made him sound tough.
00:18:30Fuckin' move.
00:18:32I don't give a shit what you swindle.
00:18:34You think because you're a fuckin' mobster you can talk to me
00:18:36like that? Well, fuck off!
00:18:38Oh, yeah. And your little plans
00:18:40you were trying to impress me with?
00:18:42Woo to the cops here, then.
00:18:44So here's this nice little piece of ass
00:18:46threatening to rat out Mikey.
00:18:49Well, if you rat out one of us,
00:18:51it's like ratting us all out.
00:18:53Come on.
00:18:55Drink your fuckin' drinks
00:18:57and keep your fuckin' mouth shut, bitch.
00:18:59Help! Let me go!
00:19:01Help!
00:19:03Help!
00:19:05Help!
00:19:07Help!
00:19:09Help!
00:19:11Help!
00:19:13Help!
00:19:15Help!
00:19:18Help!
00:19:20Thanks, guys.
00:19:22Bitch wouldn't shut the fuck up.
00:19:24Now what the fuck are you doing? Tell me where our bitch is!
00:19:26Fuck.
00:19:28Come on, Frankie. Shake a leg.
00:19:48What are you waiting for?
00:19:50A fuckin' invitation?
00:19:52Get the fuck out!
00:20:18Run.
00:20:20What?
00:20:22I said, run!
00:20:34I'm gonna let this one live.
00:20:36I think you know the answer to that one.
00:20:45Ever since then,
00:20:47no more niggers.
00:20:51What are you, stupid or something?
00:20:53I'm pulling your fuckin' leg, man.
00:20:55That's shit.
00:20:57It never happened.
00:20:59Come on, now. Jesus.
00:21:03We haven't had to kill anybody.
00:21:05Yet.
00:21:17This was it.
00:21:19I was in.
00:21:21Every week became more and more.
00:21:23How did we make money?
00:21:25We gambled.
00:21:27On what?
00:21:29Everything.
00:21:31All of our lives were a bet.
00:21:33You know when an official needs bribing?
00:21:35Where do you get money for the bribe?
00:21:37That's where we came in.
00:21:39If a building contractor
00:21:41needed a fast permit
00:21:43and needed to bribe the building commission,
00:21:46he needed money. He came to us.
00:21:48We gave him a loan for the bribe.
00:21:50After he made his money,
00:21:52we took our cut.
00:21:54We were kind of the middleman.
00:22:02We took the part no one had to know about.
00:22:04God, I loved it.
00:22:16Occasionally, we'd take a long shot
00:22:18and hope for the best.
00:22:20Yeah, come in.
00:22:22Hey, Bill.
00:22:24Who the hell's this?
00:22:26Oh, this here is my nephew, Benny.
00:22:28All right, sir.
00:22:30Fine, fine. Nice to meet you. Have a seat.
00:22:32So, what's up?
00:22:34Well, Bill,
00:22:36I think I've got us a new line of work.
00:22:38Yeah, what's that?
00:22:40Two words. Fraudulent lithographs.
00:22:42Is this kid a genius or what?
00:22:45What the hell are you talking about?
00:22:47Like the kid said, fraudulent lithographs.
00:22:49All right, you told me twice.
00:22:51I still don't know what the hell you're talking about.
00:22:53Tell him, Benny.
00:22:55So, basically, I got this guy that makes replicas
00:22:57of paintings.
00:22:59Yeah, like the Mona Lisa and shit like that.
00:23:01Okay, that doesn't tell me anything.
00:23:03So, here's what it is exactly.
00:23:05We all buy the paintings.
00:23:07I get the paintings.
00:23:09I find the dealers who are looking for the paintings.
00:23:11And we sell the knockoffs as originals.
00:23:13So, how exactly do you find these art dealers?
00:23:15See, that's the easy part.
00:23:17There's this whole underworld of underground collectors
00:23:19trying to find these rare pieces of art.
00:23:21And they would pay almost anything.
00:23:23Is this great or what?
00:23:25If it's so great, why doesn't this guy
00:23:27with the fraudulent lith...
00:23:29Fraudulent lithographs.
00:23:31Yeah, those.
00:23:33Why doesn't he just
00:23:35sell them outright?
00:23:37Because he doesn't know the art world like I do.
00:23:43So, what are we talking about here?
00:23:45I just need $20,000 from each to buy the paintings.
00:23:47And within a month, tops.
00:23:49I guarantee at least five times
00:23:51the amount invested.
00:23:53Can you believe this?
00:23:55$100,000 just for selling some paintings.
00:23:57There's a lot of risk involved here.
00:23:59Bill, like what?
00:24:01Well, first off, no offense to you, kid,
00:24:03but I don't know you or this guy with the paintings.
00:24:05Bill, I trust this kid
00:24:07like I trust my own mother.
00:24:10So, kid, you think
00:24:12you can do this thing?
00:24:14Sir, it is a guarantee.
00:24:19When do you need the money by?
00:24:21I already gave him mine.
00:24:23Well, the quicker I get the money,
00:24:25the quicker I can get the paintings,
00:24:27and the quicker we can start seeing some profit.
00:24:36I expect $100,000 by the end of the month.
00:24:40Sometimes in life, we screw people.
00:24:42You're doing the right thing, Bill.
00:24:44Other times, we're the ones getting screwed.
00:24:46This was one of those times.
00:24:48A few months went by,
00:24:50and I never heard from the kid again.
00:24:52Kid took the money and ran off.
00:24:54Never saw the $20,000 or the $100,000.
00:24:56Thanks.
00:24:58The only thing I saw was Benny fucking me.
00:25:00After this little mishap,
00:25:02I realized it was time
00:25:04to cut ties with John.
00:25:06He had fucking itch-its working for him.
00:25:09I still had to keep up my shop
00:25:11to make it all look legit.
00:25:13So occasionally, I had to do jobs
00:25:15for idiots like this.
00:25:19I don't know what happened.
00:25:21The power just went out.
00:25:23Happens all the time.
00:25:25Sorry I don't know where the fuse box is.
00:25:27My mom's out of town,
00:25:29and she usually deals with this shit.
00:25:31There it is.
00:25:33Should just be a simple flip of the switch.
00:25:36You smooth son of a bitch.
00:25:38Thanks, buddy.
00:25:40What the hell happened?
00:25:42You a cop?
00:25:44Just curious.
00:25:46Power doesn't just go out.
00:25:48Usually there's something going on.
00:25:50You down, man?
00:25:52What does that mean?
00:25:54Are you down?
00:25:56Sure.
00:25:58So I was trying to light my roach, right?
00:26:00I couldn't find my lighter.
00:26:02So I took a bulb out of a lamp.
00:26:04I stuck my clip in.
00:26:06Sparked.
00:26:08It was just gone.
00:26:10Alright.
00:26:12That'll be $65
00:26:14for the after-hour service call.
00:26:16You want this joint, man?
00:26:18No, man.
00:26:20I want $65 and I'll be on my way.
00:26:24I can dig it.
00:26:26I'm gonna dig you a fucking grave
00:26:28if you don't give me my fucking money.
00:26:30Let's all take it easy, man.
00:26:34It's upstairs.
00:26:36How is your cool buddy?
00:26:40Hey, look at these two fucking guys.
00:26:44Not a fucking ton.
00:26:46How the hell you been?
00:26:48You know, Bill, just getting by.
00:26:50What about you?
00:26:52Leaving all this behind for what?
00:26:54Sometimes you just get to the point
00:26:56where you know it's time to move on.
00:26:58Can we move along this little meet and greet?
00:27:00I got things to do.
00:27:03Hey, from what I hear around town,
00:27:05he's got a lot to do to fill in his father's footsteps.
00:27:07See, there you go.
00:27:09You're gonna be running off to some island of paradise.
00:27:11I'm gonna be here handling what needs to be done.
00:27:15How you been, Gary?
00:27:17Hey, better than you, I hear.
00:27:19What are you talking about?
00:27:21Nothing, man. I'm just talking.
00:27:23No, really. What are you talking about?
00:27:25I read the papers.
00:27:27What's that got to do with anything?
00:27:29Hey, from what I read,
00:27:32She's not a whore.
00:27:34Hey, you pay her at the end of the day.
00:27:36She's a whore.
00:27:38Oh, so that's what your sister is.
00:27:40You gotta slap the shit out of you, you little fuck.
00:27:42Hey, let's kill it!
00:27:54You looking for a good time, sweetheart?
00:27:56Aren't we all?
00:27:58You got a car?
00:28:00What? We need a ride.
00:28:02Looks like you need the ride.
00:28:06Come on, let's get out of here.
00:28:12Look at my son.
00:28:14The kid I raised to be this man.
00:28:16He can be with anyone he wants
00:28:18and he chose this whore.
00:28:20He didn't just choose this whore.
00:28:22He doesn't know her yet.
00:28:24He just chose a new career.
00:28:30Whew.
00:28:52So you got a name, sweetheart?
00:28:54Vanessa.
00:28:56Just Vanessa?
00:28:59For now.
00:29:01For now.
00:29:03That's a nice last name.
00:29:05Vanessa for now.
00:29:07I like it.
00:29:09It's got a good ring to it.
00:29:11How about you?
00:29:13Eddie. Eddie Cacciotti.
00:29:15Well, Eddie. Eddie Cacciotti.
00:29:17What do you do for a living?
00:29:19My father owns a lighting business.
00:29:21Well, it's nice to know what your father does.
00:29:23But what do you do?
00:29:26So why do you...
00:29:28do what you do?
00:29:30What do you mean?
00:29:32Why do you...
00:29:34you know?
00:29:36You know.
00:29:38Fuck for money.
00:29:40Well, I guess you can't say it
00:29:42any more elegant than that.
00:29:44Why do you work for your father?
00:29:50It was an opportunity I had.
00:29:52And I had to do it.
00:29:54Well, there you go.
00:29:56Same for me.
00:29:58Yeah, but...
00:30:00I mean, how can a girl like you...
00:30:02I mean, you're fucking beautiful.
00:30:04Do what you do.
00:30:06It's because I am beautiful
00:30:08that I do what I do, Eddie Cacciotti.
00:30:14You see that car out there?
00:30:16Yeah?
00:30:18Let's say somebody would give you that car
00:30:20if you'd suck their dick.
00:30:23Would you?
00:30:25No.
00:30:27Why not?
00:30:31I like jaguars.
00:30:35So Vanessa was telling me about these prostitutes
00:30:37who make over a hundred grand at truck stops.
00:30:39Called lot lizards.
00:30:41Apparently they sit around at truck stops waiting for truckers.
00:30:43Some make a damn fine living at it.
00:30:45How would she know this
00:30:47if she wasn't a whore herself?
00:30:49Come on, she's done with that.
00:30:52What are you talking about lot lizards for?
00:30:54Because I think it's a business opportunity.
00:30:56Oh, is she going to start fucking truckers
00:30:58at truck stops?
00:31:00I knew you wouldn't listen to me.
00:31:02What is it?
00:31:04Vanessa was telling me that a lot of these girls
00:31:06are in need of some type of management.
00:31:08Yeah?
00:31:10Well, I thought we could manage them.
00:31:12So let me get this straight.
00:31:14You and the former whore, Vanessa,
00:31:16think we all should start managing whores
00:31:18at truck stops?
00:31:21Well, yeah.
00:31:23What are you out of your fucking mind?
00:31:25Not only are you seeing some whore,
00:31:27but now you want me to become a fucking pimp?
00:31:29What's the matter with you?
00:31:31Fine.
00:31:33You don't want anything to do with this?
00:31:35You don't need to.
00:31:37I'm smart.
00:31:39I can do things on my own.
00:31:41I don't need you to make money.
00:31:43I'll take care of it.
00:31:45No son of mine will be managing whores.
00:31:47You're right.
00:31:49I'll be managing lot lizards.
00:31:51God.
00:31:53That was the last time I spoke to my son.
00:31:55Until one night I get a call
00:31:57from the Hartsbury Police Department.
00:31:59To my surprise,
00:32:01my son had been arrested
00:32:03on the charge of running
00:32:05a prostitution ring.
00:32:07According to the headline in the papers,
00:32:09the manager rounded up
00:32:11in prostitution sting in the city.
00:32:15So there's my son again.
00:32:18Another proud day to be a father.
00:32:20But at least he got what he wanted.
00:32:22He was quoted in the paper
00:32:24as the manager.
00:32:26Hey Bill, do you realize
00:32:28it's been over 20 years since we met?
00:32:30We're getting too old for this shit.
00:32:32What are you guys, in Lethal Weapon?
00:32:34Eddie, shut the fuck up.
00:32:36Okay, okay, okay.
00:32:38Remember how we met?
00:32:40Hey, how the hell could I forget?
00:32:42It's not every day I get to hit a coon
00:32:44with a baseball bat.
00:32:47I used to work in apartments in the back of the electrical shop.
00:32:49Thought this would be a nice safe haven
00:32:51for a steady income.
00:32:53But the hassle with all the damn tenants
00:32:55was not worth the work.
00:32:57I got nothing against niggers,
00:32:59but they seemed to cause the most problems.
00:33:03Yo, let's stop that.
00:33:05I said to stop it!
00:33:09Stay out of my business,
00:33:11you fucking honky.
00:33:13Come on baby, let me in.
00:33:17Don't you help me drag
00:33:19this piece of shit out of here.
00:33:23Right then and there,
00:33:25I knew I liked this guy.
00:33:27Not just because he cold cocked that nigger,
00:33:29but because he's got fucking balls.
00:33:47Looks like we got a little
00:33:49situation here.
00:33:55Now doesn't it?
00:34:01Look, I was just trying to-
00:34:03Keep your goddamn mouth shut
00:34:05when I'm talking, you got it?
00:34:07Here's what I want to see
00:34:09happen here.
00:34:11What you and your girlfriend
00:34:13out of my apartments
00:34:15and I don't mean tomorrow
00:34:17or the next day or next week.
00:34:19I mean tonight.
00:34:21I want the both of you to pack your stuff
00:34:23and get the hell out.
00:34:25Why don't you just let her stay and I'll go?
00:34:27I want you out of my
00:34:29fucking apartments tonight!
00:34:31Now, get the fuck
00:34:33out of my office before I have bats here
00:34:35and break your fucking legs.
00:34:38What's so funny?
00:34:40You scared that coon
00:34:42right out of here.
00:34:44Have a seat.
00:34:46You want a drink?
00:34:48Sure, why not?
00:34:54So, what do you do?
00:34:56Well, right now
00:34:58that's what I'm trying to figure out.
00:35:00How'd you like to come work for me?
00:35:02Well, I don't know.
00:35:04I don't have a job.
00:35:07I don't know anything about being an electrician.
00:35:09No.
00:35:11I've got another business
00:35:13I want you to work for.
00:35:15Yeah?
00:35:17How would you like to work very few hours
00:35:19and make good money
00:35:21doing what you just did?
00:35:25I'm listening.
00:35:29I usually don't tell people about my profession
00:35:31right away, but I like this guy.
00:35:33He had pizzazz.
00:35:35He had heart.
00:35:37Mostly, he lived in my building.
00:35:39So, if he ever tried to fuck me over,
00:35:41I knew where to find him.
00:35:43Sergeant Skylark, please.
00:35:45Hey, Morgan.
00:35:47It's Bill.
00:35:49Yeah, just wanted to see
00:35:51if you got that envelope I sent you.
00:35:53Good news.
00:35:55Talk to you later, Morgan.
00:36:05Excuse me, Mr. Cacciotti?
00:36:07Yeah, what is it?
00:36:09What do you want us to do about that furniture
00:36:11that the couple left behind?
00:36:13Just toss it out.
00:36:15You didn't want to keep it?
00:36:17I don't want that nigger furniture.
00:36:29In my time, I've said a lot of things
00:36:31I didn't mean.
00:36:34But I'll remember this day
00:36:36as long as I live.
00:36:38The look in that man's eyes.
00:36:42Sometimes wonder why certain
00:36:44insignificant things we say
00:36:46live on in our memories the rest of our lives.
00:36:49That guy didn't mean shit to me.
00:36:51The look in his eyes.
00:36:55I'll remember that look as long as I live.
00:36:58Can we move this thing along?
00:37:00Gary's here.
00:37:02There's the money.
00:37:04What's the problem?
00:37:06We're talking.
00:37:08If you're going to whine,
00:37:10why don't you get the hell out of here?
00:37:12Yeah.
00:37:14It's just, I'm starving.
00:37:16I mean, how can we mend some coffee shop or something?
00:37:18My way to hell out here.
00:37:20This is...
00:37:23This is where...
00:37:25where we conduct business.
00:37:29I never conducted no business here.
00:37:39Look, Bill.
00:37:41I know we go back,
00:37:43but this has nothing to do with you and me.
00:37:45Come into my office and tell me
00:37:47if I don't loan money to your company,
00:37:49you're going to pay for it.
00:37:51If I don't loan money to your campaign,
00:37:53you're going to expose
00:37:55some so-called information on me
00:37:57to the public.
00:37:59And then you have the audacity to say
00:38:01it's got nothing to do with you and me?
00:38:03Bill, you know I don't like to make threats.
00:38:05And I know it's a lot of money.
00:38:07But I need it.
00:38:09And I need it now.
00:38:11You owe me.
00:38:13I owe you?
00:38:15I owe you?
00:38:17A few months ago, I'm at home asleep.
00:38:20I get a call from a desperate man
00:38:22in the middle of the night.
00:38:24Do you remember what that man says?
00:38:26He says,
00:38:28Oh, thank God you're there.
00:38:30I need your help.
00:38:32You're the only one that can help me.
00:38:36Did I ask any questions?
00:38:38No.
00:38:40I went to the hotel you sent me to
00:38:42and there you were with a dead hooker
00:38:44and lines of coke on the dresser.
00:38:46What did I do?
00:38:49I simply called Gary,
00:38:51came over and cleaned up the mess
00:38:53and then got out of there.
00:38:55Today, you barge into my office
00:38:57demanding money
00:38:59for the campaign
00:39:01of a corrupt, lying, no good
00:39:03piece of shit senator.
00:39:05And then
00:39:07you tell me you're going to expose me?
00:39:09Guess again.
00:39:11Bill,
00:39:13I didn't want to do this
00:39:15but my popularity ratings are dropping
00:39:17the damn election is right around the corner
00:39:19and my budget is tap dry.
00:39:21There is not a single dollar
00:39:23worth of contribution money left.
00:39:25So help me out.
00:39:27So you lose.
00:39:29Where's the money? I never see you again.
00:39:31That's preposterous.
00:39:33You know I would never do a thing like that.
00:39:35I think we're done here.
00:39:37You
00:39:39just made the biggest mistake
00:39:41of your life.
00:39:43Yeah, how's that?
00:39:46You're all alike.
00:39:48Hey senator.
00:39:50What?
00:39:52You from Chicago?
00:39:54What?
00:39:56I said are you from Chicago?
00:39:58I heard you.
00:40:00I just figured you being the biggest fucking windbag
00:40:02I ever heard would be from the Windy City.
00:40:10You know,
00:40:12we're going to have to do something
00:40:15You've done before, don't you?
00:40:17Yeah.
00:40:45We never told a soul.
00:40:47I guess we figured
00:40:49maybe if we told ourselves
00:40:51it wasn't true
00:40:53then maybe God would believe us too.
00:40:55But we knew the truth.
00:40:57That one day,
00:40:59that one incident
00:41:01bought us both a one-way ticket
00:41:03to hell
00:41:05and there was no coming back.
00:41:07I'm sorry.
00:41:09I'm sorry.
00:41:11I'm sorry.
00:41:13There was no coming back.
00:41:23You know, William,
00:41:25when you grow up
00:41:27you have endless
00:41:29possibilities.
00:41:31You can make something of yourself.
00:41:35I used to work with your granddaddy
00:41:37on this farm.
00:41:39We never had much money as a kid
00:41:42I was a ranch hand.
00:41:44I knew I didn't want to just scrape by.
00:41:48I knew I wanted to make something of myself.
00:41:50Whether you want
00:41:52ten or twenty
00:41:54or even fifty people working for you
00:41:56you can have that.
00:41:58You can have whatever you want
00:42:00if
00:42:02you just use this.
00:42:12Bill, come on.
00:42:14Dinner's ready.
00:42:16Leave me alone.
00:42:18I have worked
00:42:20all day at this
00:42:22and you're going to come and eat with your family.
00:42:28You're having an affair.
00:42:30Aren't you?
00:42:32That's it, isn't it?
00:42:38Then
00:42:41if it's not a woman, what is it?
00:42:47Don't walk away when I'm speaking to you.
00:42:59Now shut the hell up
00:43:01get back in the goddamn kitchen
00:43:03and eat your dinner.
00:43:11There's your goddamn fireworks.
00:43:15Bill, can you come sit off the fireworks now?
00:43:19I'm busy.
00:43:23Bill, it's almost dark
00:43:25and you promised him.
00:43:27You do it.
00:43:29You're his father.
00:43:31Now come outside with us
00:43:33and light the fireworks.
00:43:35I said no.
00:43:38You're drunk again.
00:43:46Here's the fireworks.
00:44:08I love you.
00:44:10I love you too.
00:44:38I love you too.
00:44:54You're drunk all the time.
00:44:56At this point in time
00:44:58Marie had decided it would be best
00:45:00for us all if her and I separated.
00:45:02I wanted to tell her what I'd done
00:45:04but how could I?
00:45:06I couldn't.
00:45:10A few months after Marie left me
00:45:12she was on her way to see her sister
00:45:14in Buford, Montana
00:45:16when a tire blew
00:45:18and caused her to slam headfirst
00:45:20into a semi.
00:45:22Now I had to raise this boy.
00:45:24It was up to me to make him
00:45:26into the man he would become.
00:45:36Get the fuck out of here.
00:45:38All this wilderness is giving me the creeps.
00:45:40You never took the boy camping?
00:45:42Kid hated the outdoors.
00:45:44How could I hate something
00:45:46I never got a chance to do?
00:45:48What are you talking about?
00:45:50Remember when you were a boy scout
00:45:52and we went camping?
00:45:54You cried and cried until eventually
00:45:56I took you home.
00:45:58I don't remember that.
00:46:00I think you know the real reason
00:46:02I don't like the outdoors.
00:46:05Yeah, I do.
00:46:07What's he talking about?
00:46:35Gotta take a leak.
00:46:37I'll be back.
00:46:39Okay.
00:46:41As I began to walk away
00:46:43I didn't realize that this was the day
00:46:45my boy would lose his innocence
00:46:47and realize who his father really was.
00:46:49They say a boy
00:46:51loses his innocence the first time
00:46:53he has sex.
00:46:55I would have to disagree with that.
00:47:02Bill!
00:47:05Why the hell did you want to meet all the way out here?
00:47:07Did you bring what I asked you for?
00:47:09I got it right here.
00:47:11Just curious.
00:47:13Why the hell do you need a permit to keep your apartments?
00:47:15You ask a lot of questions, Ted.
00:47:17Look, Bill, I was glad to do this for you.
00:47:19I owed you.
00:47:21Sit down.
00:47:27I don't know if you realize this
00:47:29but it's been almost 13 years
00:47:31since my wife passed.
00:47:35What is this?
00:47:37See for yourself.
00:47:49Wait a second here, Bill.
00:47:51It's like over 13 years ago.
00:47:53You and Marie were getting a divorce.
00:47:55Did you ever notice, Ted, how the innocent
00:47:57rarely have to explain themselves?
00:47:59Why?
00:48:01Because the guilty always do.
00:48:05Bill, you were getting a divorce.
00:48:07You know I'd never do anything to hurt you.
00:48:09Shut your two-timing mouth!
00:48:11I don't want to hear another goddamn word!
00:48:15You were my friend.
00:48:17Remember when you came to me
00:48:19and said you were there for me
00:48:21after the divorce?
00:48:25Over the past few years
00:48:27I've come to realize
00:48:29that all a man has
00:48:31is his family.
00:48:33You took that away from me.
00:48:35I didn't want you to find out like this
00:48:37but
00:48:39I loved her.
00:48:45Maybe you'll never understand that.
00:48:47Maybe you will.
00:48:51But it won't matter either way, will it?
00:48:55You've made up your mind
00:48:59and I know I can't stop that.
00:49:03Ted!
00:49:33What the hell's going on here?
00:49:35Drop the fucking gun!
00:49:37Hey, I don't want no trouble.
00:49:39What the hell was that?
00:49:41It's just some deer or something.
00:49:43What the hell were you at?
00:49:45Get over there, now!
00:49:47What's going on?
00:49:49Put the guns down, throw them down!
00:49:53Just some deer.
00:49:55Ted!
00:49:57What the hell was that?
00:49:59I don't know.
00:50:02Ted, what's going on?
00:50:04What are you doing?
00:50:08Why do you have a gun?
00:50:10And who are these guys?
00:50:16Dad!
00:50:18He's dead!
00:50:20How could you do this?
00:50:22I'm going for his gun.
00:50:24What the fuck else was I supposed to do?
00:50:26What the fuck is the matter with you?
00:50:28What did you do?
00:50:31Did you kill that man, too?
00:50:33Of course he did, he's a fucking murderer!
00:50:35Why would you do this?
00:50:37What did you do?
00:50:39You don't understand. One thing led to another.
00:50:41Look,
00:50:43we've got no choice here.
00:50:45You understand what I'm saying?
00:50:47I let the kid go.
00:50:49I go to prison.
00:50:51It's over. Do you understand what I'm saying?
00:50:53Dad, no, you can't.
00:50:55Help! Please, somebody help!
00:50:57Somebody help!
00:50:59Please!
00:51:09Oh, God!
00:51:11Oh, God!
00:51:13Oh, God!
00:51:17I'm dead!
00:51:19No!
00:51:21No!
00:51:23No!
00:51:25No!
00:51:28No!
00:51:46Once you've killed,
00:51:48it's never easy to kill again.
00:51:50You just have to lose remorse
00:51:52for those you're killing.
00:51:54You would ask how you face yourself in the mirror.
00:51:57The simple answer is you can't.
00:51:59Even though we're all equally small
00:52:01on the grand scale of things,
00:52:03death is never easy on anyone.
00:52:09After this day,
00:52:11I realized I had made Eddie
00:52:13what I most feared.
00:52:15Me.
00:52:26♪
00:52:56It's okay.
00:53:27♪
00:53:43I thought you were dead!
00:53:45I am dead.
00:53:47If you're dead, then why the hell are you talking to me?
00:53:49Why did you kill us?
00:53:51What right did you have to do that?
00:53:53I didn't have a choice.
00:53:56I let your father kill me and my son.
00:53:58He left me no choice.
00:54:00Me and my dad had just made up.
00:54:02That hunting trip,
00:54:04the one where you chose to end our lives,
00:54:06that was the first thing we had done together in ten years.
00:54:08The one moment in my life
00:54:10I don't feel neglected by my father,
00:54:12I watch him shot to death.
00:54:14It's not my fault.
00:54:16It's just the situation we were in.
00:54:18I can't help how things turned out.
00:54:20Neither can I.
00:54:22But that's what both you and your son have to live with.
00:54:24If you want to blame anybody, blame me.
00:54:26Not Eddie.
00:54:28You can't blame him for my faults.
00:54:30That's not up to me.
00:54:32That's between the both of you and God.
00:54:34Oh God.
00:54:36Forgive him.
00:54:38Please forgive him.
00:54:40It's not his fault.
00:54:50Boy, where are you?
00:54:53Oh God.
00:55:00Forgive us.
00:55:02Please.
00:55:23I love you.
00:55:25I love you.
00:55:27I love you.
00:55:29I love you.
00:55:31I love you.
00:55:33I love you.
00:55:35I love you.
00:55:37I love you.
00:55:39I love you.
00:55:41I love you.
00:55:43I love you.
00:55:45I love you.
00:55:47I love you.
00:55:49I love you.
00:55:52I love you.
00:55:54I love you.
00:55:56I love you.
00:55:58I love you.
00:56:10Well, Senator,
00:56:12I brought you some company.
00:56:18You fucked up.
00:56:20Ted, I fucked up two guys I don't know anything about, I fucked up Marie, I fucked up Eddie,
00:56:33I fucked up my life, all the people I ever killed are right here, except Marie, I guess
00:56:57I killed her too, I guess you were right Senator, this was the biggest fucking mistake of my
00:57:07life.
00:57:34Officer Skylark?
00:57:35Yeah, I know, my dad couldn't make it, he had some business to take care of.
00:57:38I know how that is, it seems the older we get, we rely on the kids more and more.
00:57:43Yeah, I'm real sorry to hear about Eddie and that predicament he got in, you know that
00:57:47was out of our jurisdiction, right?
00:57:49I understand completely, hey, can you give that to your father?
00:57:55Thank you, I'll make sure he gets it.
00:57:59Business must be good, hey listen, other than the prostitution thing, how's Eddie doing?
00:58:04It's a real pain in the ass sometimes, seriously Eddie, kid, I was going to ask your father
00:58:10for some advice, but I guess I can ask you.
00:58:13Yeah, sure, anything, let's say Eddie takes over, would we still have you and your father's
00:58:19loyalty?
00:58:20Uh, I can't speak for my father, but Bill, times are changing, it's a real digital world
00:58:28out there and things aren't going as smooth as they used to, have you even thought about
00:58:32getting a computer?
00:58:35Electronic permits, banking, it makes things go a lot smoother, and there's no paper trails.
00:58:41Look, you're asking me for my loyalty, I'm asking you, will you and Eddie get with the
00:58:48times?
00:58:49Damn, kids are always talking about the digital world, everything is contracts and computers
00:58:55anymore, what ever happened to just a handshake?
00:58:58Look, I gotta get running, I'll run it by my dad, I'll see what he says.
00:59:01Ah, forget I said anything, where you gotta be running so late?
00:59:06I'm on duty, Bill.
00:59:07But you're in plainclothes.
00:59:08You didn't hear, I got promoted, lieutenant, plainclothes division.
00:59:15I didn't hear, congratulations kid, you deserve it.
00:59:20Listen, that thing earlier about getting with the times?
00:59:25Yeah.
00:59:26Forget about it, I'll take care of it, me and my dad will sit down and work everything
00:59:30out.
00:59:31Appreciate it, Johnny, I'll give you my best.
00:59:33In return, tell Eddie to give me a call once in a while, fifteen years of best friends
00:59:39and now all of a sudden you don't have time to call his buddy, and hey, things will be
00:59:45alright, don't worry about anything.
00:59:51Good kid, Johnny.
01:00:12Bill I gotta talk to you.
01:00:13Yeah, Gary, sit down.
01:00:19It's Eddie, this hooker shit is out of control, we either gotta cut him loose or kick his
01:00:24ass back in line.
01:00:26Eddie's my son, he can handle things himself.
01:00:29Hey, look, all I'm saying is that the- End of discussion, go get some rest, catch
01:00:34you tomorrow.
01:00:49You're telling me he killed my son?
01:00:58That's what I'm telling you.
01:01:00How do you know Johnny's dead?
01:01:02Let's just say I have a source.
01:01:05Who is it?
01:01:06I'd rather not say.
01:01:08So up to ten minutes ago, I thought my son was just missing and you come in here and
01:01:14you tell me Eddie fucking Cacciotti's killed him, you'd rather not say.
01:01:20I'll come across this desk and rip your fucking head off.
01:01:25Hey, don't get in an attitude with me.
01:01:28I came in here as soon as I heard about this.
01:01:31I'm doing you a fucking favor.
01:01:34And no, I won't reveal my source, it's not relevant to this situation.
01:01:39What is relevant is that Eddie killed your son.
01:01:43I want to see the body.
01:01:45That's impossible.
01:01:46Why?
01:01:47I was told that he burned the corpse.
01:01:50Shit, don't let him get involved in this.
01:02:04It's his own damn fault he was too young for this shit.
01:02:08Take care of Eddie.
01:02:11Do you understand what I'm telling you?
01:02:14Hey, that's not my business.
01:02:18I'm just a god damn messenger.
01:02:20You do this.
01:02:22If you want to take over Bill's business, you'll have the full backing of this station.
01:02:27I don't care.
01:02:28I don't care how you do it.
01:02:31Just do it.
01:02:32And Bill?
01:02:33Fucking kill him.
01:02:35Don't kill him.
01:02:36I don't give a shit.
01:02:37Get out of here.
01:02:39I don't want the blood on my hands.
01:02:45Take care of it.
01:02:46I'll do my best.
01:02:48Just get it done.
01:02:49No problem.
01:02:50Trick or treat!
01:02:51Oh my god, kids, don't look at him.
01:02:52Don't look at him.
01:02:53Oh my god.
01:02:54Oh my god.
01:02:55Oh my god.
01:02:56Oh my god.
01:02:57Oh my god.
01:02:58Oh my god.
01:02:59Oh my god.
01:03:00Oh my god.
01:03:01Oh my god.
01:03:02Oh my god.
01:03:03Oh my god.
01:03:04Oh my god.
01:03:05Oh my god.
01:03:06Oh my god.
01:03:08Oh my god.
01:03:21What are you all doing?
01:03:24Go to sleep.
01:03:25It's nine o'clock at night.
01:03:28You itch shit!
01:03:37It's just a mask, sir.
01:03:47Fuck you, you maggot.
01:03:50What are these little turds doing out here anyway?
01:03:55Nobody wearing any fucking masks up any fucking good.
01:03:58They think I'm giving them anything they can bite my big dick.
01:04:03What the fuck is this?
01:04:06It ain't Christmas.
01:04:10God, look at this pumpkin shit.
01:04:25Hey mister, what are you supposed to be?
01:04:29Supposed to be asleep.
01:04:31That's what I'm supposed to be.
01:05:01What the fuck?
01:05:31The last drop symbolizes that the tears are almost gone.
01:05:37By the time you get to the bottom of the glass, you feel that last tear beginning.
01:05:44Every tear drop that falls, that's one more sip I take.
01:05:49As time passes and I feel more and more alone,
01:05:54I realize that it's all been a huge buildup to the inevitable.
01:05:59I may appear to be a strong individual, but deep down inside, I'm as weak as anyone else.
01:06:07This makes me realize it is time to move on.
01:06:23Well Eddie, it's been quite a journey these past few years.
01:06:28You've become your own man.
01:06:31Through all the bad times in life, you stuck it out.
01:06:34You were there for me.
01:06:36I like to think I was there for you.
01:06:39What's the matter, Pop? You dying or something?
01:06:41Will you just listen, Eddie?
01:06:44I'm trying to tell you that I'm retiring. I'm calling it quits.
01:06:49That'll be the day.
01:06:51I'm serious, Eddie.
01:06:55I'm trying to tell you that you're in charge now.
01:06:58Business is yours. It's all yours.
01:07:02What about Gary? I always figured he would take over.
01:07:06Eddie, Gary is not my son. You are.
01:07:13You are the one that I trust.
01:07:16You deserve this. You're my blood.
01:07:19Throughout my life, I can't say I've done a lot of things I'm proud of.
01:07:26One thing I am proud of is you.
01:07:30I don't think I've said that enough. That's for damn sure.
01:07:36You had to endure a lot of hard things in your life, but you overcame them.
01:07:41You became the man that's sitting in front of me.
01:07:45I could not be more proud.
01:07:49So, Eddie, I give you my life.
01:07:52I want you to take it and make it your own.
01:07:55You, Vanessa, raised some kids. Grow old together.
01:07:58Don't make the mistakes I did.
01:08:01Family is important.
01:08:04They're the only real friends you'll ever have. Stick by them.
01:08:09Family is your best link to the past.
01:08:13And the link most likely to stick with you in the future, so take care of them.
01:08:21Don't do as I did. Do as I wanted to do.
01:08:27You cannot disappoint me, son. You've done too much good.
01:08:35I love you, son.
01:08:39I love you too, Dad.
01:08:57What's the matter with you?
01:09:02What's the matter with you?
01:09:04Why won't you talk to me?
01:09:07If you want this relationship to work, you have to talk to me.
01:09:11I am not a good man.
01:09:13Why would you say that?
01:09:15Please, let me just get this out. I'll never finish.
01:09:20I've done some terrible things in my life. I can't change those things.
01:09:25Vanessa, my father and I have done some things you may not understand.
01:09:30I don't get this off my chest. I don't think this is going to work.
01:09:35I killed a cop yesterday.
01:09:38But not just any cop. He was my friend.
01:09:41But it was for the business.
01:09:44My father is going to let me take over soon.
01:09:47It had to be done.
01:09:50You don't seem shocked.
01:09:52Look, we both have a past.
01:09:55Didn't you think I recognized your family's name when I got involved with you?
01:09:59I've always known what you do.
01:10:02But are you done with it?
01:10:04That's just it. I'd like to be.
01:10:07I want to change how things are done.
01:10:09I don't want to do what I've been doing anymore.
01:10:13So don't.
01:10:16It's not that easy.
01:10:21Remember when you told me to stop doing what I was doing, and I did?
01:10:25It was that easy.
01:10:34You're right. I can change.
01:10:38It's going to be different. I promise you.
01:10:41I'm going to be a better man.
01:10:48Well, gentlemen, I think this is it.
01:10:51You're not going to leave now, are you?
01:10:53It's freaking time.
01:10:54Dear, if I want to get out of here, I better just do it.
01:10:57Come on. Stay a little longer, won't you?
01:10:59I mean, you realize this is probably the last time we'll get a chance to speak.
01:11:02What the hell are you talking about?
01:11:04You're leaving. Who in the hell knows when you'll be coming back?
01:11:07If I was retiring and moving to some island in paradise, I don't know if I'd be coming back.
01:11:11Come on, now. I'll be back.
01:11:14What, you expect me to let you lugheads run it all?
01:11:17Well, that is the idea, isn't it?
01:11:18Come on, now. You know I'll be back periodically to check on you guys.
01:11:22Hey, you realize in the past few years, there's hardly been a day we've been apart?
01:11:27You're in charge now. You can handle things.
01:11:30I'm getting too old to hang around with you kids.
01:11:33Yeah.
01:11:36One last piece of business.
01:11:38Gary, my retirement funds, if you don't mind.
01:11:41Hey, Bill, least I can do is carry your bag of the car for you.
01:11:45Fine.
01:11:52Okay.
01:12:13Gotta take a leak. Be right there.
01:12:23What the fuck's the matter with you?
01:12:30What the hell are you doing?
01:12:31Shut the fuck up.
01:12:42What the hell are you doing?
01:12:45Why don't you wait for me?
01:12:49You're late.
01:12:51You're late.
01:12:57Why?
01:13:04The motivations as to why Gary did what he did are fairly clear.
01:13:08Besides the obvious financial gain, I think it went deeper than that.
01:13:12Maybe he blamed me for the life he chose. I don't know.
01:13:16I'll never know.
01:13:19It's just a shame Eddie had to suffer for his father's faults.
01:13:24It's the things we do that affect how we die.
01:13:27But it doesn't matter how we die.
01:13:29Whether it's from a disease, old age, or a gunshot to the chest.
01:13:33Because if you die content or terrified, we all have the same expression on our face.
01:13:40We all die emotionless.
01:13:42You ever see a corpse with a smile?
01:13:45No.
01:13:46And I think that's because no matter what type of person we were, we all die unaffected.
01:13:53When your existence is coming to an end, they say your whole life flashes before your eyes.
01:13:59How come my whole last day was filled with these dreadful memories?
01:14:03It's because this was the life I lived.
01:14:16Together, forever, wherever we will go.
01:14:40And on and on, into the unknown.
01:14:47Side by side, it all unfolds.
01:14:54The world is spinning, round and round.
01:15:01I know you're there, my solid ground.
01:15:09Together, forever, wherever we will go.
01:15:39In a field I lay, with a golden glow.
01:15:46If you're by my side, we're ready to go.
01:15:53I think you know, we're going home.
01:16:01You and me, on our own.
01:16:07Together, forever, wherever we will go.
01:16:22Together, forever.
01:16:37Together, forever, wherever we will go.
01:16:58Together, forever.
01:17:05Together, forever, wherever we will go.
01:17:13Together, forever, wherever we will go.
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