"Juice by Tappy." "Juice by Tappy." "Juice by Tappy." "That's got juice." "Oh, Tappy." "Juice by you." "Juice by you." "Thank you." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "She's a flight attendant from Washington, D.C." "Will you please welcome Mary Kellington." "Juice by Mary!" "Juice by Mary!" " Harold, please, not again the TV." " Come on, ma." "Why make such a big deal of this?" "You'll get the set back in a couple of hours." "Why you gotta make me feel so guilty, ma?" "What are you trying to do?" "Get me to break my mother's set?" "Or the radiator?" "Maybe blow up the house, ma?" "Is that it?" "Your own flesh and blood, ma?" "Is that what you trying to do?" "Why do you always play games with my head?" "I wouldn't do that." "The chain isn't for you." "It's for the robbers." "Why won't you come out?" "See what I mean?" "See how you always gotta upset me?" "Ma?" "C'mon out, please." "Screw it!" "This isn't happening." "And if it were, it would be alright." "Don't worry Seymour." "It'll all work out." "You'll see." "In the end it's all nice." "Shit, that mother fucker's looking a little seedy, Jim." "You particular all of a sudden?" "Mother fucker could grow a beard, as long as we get our braid." "Give me a hand, Tyrone." "Hello." "Hi." "Fuck, the table too." "What, you want me to schlep it on my back?" "You got a friend." "I ain't no lepers schlepper." "Such a son." "A goniff." "Your mother needs you like a moose needs a hat rack." "Sheeit, that's some boss scag baby." "I mean dynamite." "Oh, man, something else." "Know what we need?" "Get us a piece of this Brody shit cut it up, and off it." "We could double our money." "We could buy a couple of pieces and get some whole other shit going on." "That would be righteous." "In no time at all, we'd get a pound of pure... straight from Sal the Geep." "That's what I'm talking about, baby, no hassles." "How's it going?" "What's up?" "The usual?" "Yeah, sounds good." "Anything else?" "Anything else?" "No." "Nothing." "I'm alright." "Good afternoon, Mrs. Goldfarb." "Good afternoon, Mr. Rabinowitz." "Although I'm not sure how good." "And you?" "What can I say?" "You want your TV?" "Yes, if you don't mind." "Can I ask you a question?" "You won't take it personal?" "How many years we know each other?" "Who's to count?" "Why don't you tell the police?" "They talk to Harry, he won't be stealing no more the TV." "I couldn't do that." "Harold's my child." "He's all I have." "Thank you, Mr. Rabinowitz." "Join us in creating excellence." "More passion for living than you've ever imagined." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Be excited." "Hello?" "Who is it?" "Now what?" "Hello?" "Mrs. Sara Goldfarb?" "Me." "Speaking." "This is Lyle Russel from Maylin and Block." "I'm not interested." "I'm not selling anything." "I just want to offer you a chance to be on television." "Maylin and Block..." "Television?" "That's right, Mrs. Goldfarb." "Television." "Congratulations." "I don't have any..." "I'm not looking for money." "I'm calling to tell you you've already won." "We discover contestants..." "America's favorite TV shows." "You've been chosen from a long list of contestants." "Meaning you've already won." "Yes, Mrs. Goldfarb." "I never thought I'd be on television." "That's right." "You, on television." "We'll send you all the necessary information." "Goodbye, congratulations and take care." "I don't get it." "Why are you so hard on your folks?" "They give you everything." "They hook you up with an apartment." "With a croaker shrink." "Which is great." "It's just... money is never what I really wanted from them." "That's pretty much all I get." "Why don't you get away from them?" "How am I going to do that?" "What about your clothes?" "Your sketches are great." "Open up a store." "I can't." "Why not?" "When will I have time to hang with you?" "Where's the party?" "You're going to jump out the window." "I got a great diet book." "Thought I'd catch a little sun today." "Really?" "In a box you'll catch it." "Relax and think how gorgeous you'll be with new red hair." "Today the hair, tomorrow the sun." "Anybody want to waste some time?" "Angel says we should do it now." "I'll call Brody tomorrow." "Who's Brody?" "My connection." "He's got unbelievable shit." "Shit, righteous." "We got this idea." "What is it?" "We cut this stuff up and double our money." "Get a pound of pure and retire." "Know what that means?" "We get off hard knocks and be on easy street." "What's the catch?" "That's red." "I mean that's a red." "It's not a red red, but that's a red." "Red?" "Yeah." "You're telling me that's a red?" "I'm telling." "It's red." "Then what's orange?" "I want to know what's orange." "Well, it could be... it's a little orange too." "You know something?" "I always thought you're the most beautiful girl I've ever seen." "Really?" "Ever since I first saw you." "That's nice, Harry." "That makes me feel good." "Others told me that before... and it was meaningless." "Why?" "Thought they were pulling your leg?" "No, nothing like that." "I don't know or even care if they were." "From them it was... meaningless." "When you say it, I hear it." "I really hear it." "Someone like you could make things alright for me." "You think?" "What is it?" "Remember I told you about the store?" "Yeah." "I've been thinking." "I put together some numbers... and it's not impossible." "You could and should do it." "We could do it together." "What do you think?" "Stop already." "I felt better in a red dress than a cheese Danish." "Three things is all I did to change my life." "Three things." "No red meat." "Why do they stick in red meat?" "I ate red meat to the point where I'd... eat it raw." "I loved my meat." "You need to be passionate." "No red meat." "No red meat for 30 days." "Three things is all I did to change my life." "Ada told us." "It's gorgeous." "We'll make it a little darker tomorrow." "Why darker?" "To go with my red dress." "Now it's looking like Madonna." "This is not Madonna." "Neither is this, but I'm going on a diet." "What diet are you on?" "Eggs and grapefruit." "I was on that once." "Lots of luck." "It's not so bad." "How long you been on it?" "All day." "All day?" "It's one o'clock." "I'm thinking thin." "She's thinking thin." "My Louise lost 50 lbs." "Just like that." "Like that?" "Like what?" "Did you put her in a sweat box?" "She went to a doctor." "With pills, you don't want to eat." "What's so good about that?" "I'm sitting here... not thinking about chopped liver and pastrami on rye?" "You shouldn't talk like that when someone's on a diet." "Oh, big deal." "I'll sneak more grapefruit." "I'm thinking thin." "The mailman." "You have something for Sara Goldfarb?" "I'm expecting something." "Goldfarb..." "Goldfarb..." "Sara Goldfarb." "This is it?" "That's it." "Wait, I got to get my stuff." "Okay, spell out your name." "S-a-r-a G-o-l-d- f-a-r-b." "Dynamite?" "Dynamite." "Alright, we're on our way." "Says he got some real fine shit." "Alright, man." "Here we go." "Let's do this right." "Come on, naturally." "Come on, hurry." "I wonder when you'll hear?" "They'll send you to Tavern on the Green... where they send all the stars." "I'll have eggs and grapefruit at Tavern on the Green." "I hope they have some." "Hurry up." "Here we are." "Listen." "There it is." "There it is, baby." "Shit." "Shall we try?" "Wait, Ty." "This is our chance to make it big." "We play it right, we can get a pound of pure... but if we get wasted, we'll fuck it up." "I ain't trying to jive you, jim." "I don't want to run the streets my whole life with... my nose runnin' down to my chin." "But we should take a taste so we know how much to cut." "It's business." "Fair enough." "Sheet..." "Thank you." "30 days is all it takes." "Number two:" "No refined sugar!" "Now sugar's everywhere." "Even in bottled water." "I was sick with sugar." "It nurtured my spiraling brain that I felt I was a loser." "Juice by you." "Juice by you." "Rule 2 is no refined sugar." "Don't even think about sodas anymore." "Sucking candies, very good, sir." "Just stay away from that stuff." "No refined sugar." "For 30 days I'll eat right." "I'll pick up my spirits." "I am going to try." "I found hope." "And in that hope, I found a way." "Stop!" "Hello?" "Rosie?" "Yeah?" "Sara." "Yeah?" "I need the number of that doctor." "I don't understand why you got to see him." "Cut the son of a bitch loose for Christ's sake." "I don't want him telling my parents I've stopped therapy." "They're already pissed off at me." "I'm not going to sleep with him." "I'm coming home after the concert." "You're jealous!" "Harry, jealous?" "You're stubborn, put your arms around me." "Stop that!" "I'll suck your eyeballs out." "I'm disappointed... that you're indisposed." "Is Anita out of town?" "Why do you ask?" "I was wondering if she's "indisposed"." "No, she's fine, thank you." "She's in Florida." "Can I ask you something personal?" "Of course." "Anything." "You have something over here." "There?" "A little bit lower." "Don't worry." "It's much better." "Arnold." "How are you, Mrs. Goldfarb?" "How am I?" "Enormous." "That's why I'm here." "I've seen much worse." "Thank you." "How's your hearing and vision?" "I have both." "The doctor will be with you shortly." "You're a little overweight." "A little?" "I have 50 lbs." "I'm willing to donate." "We can take care of that, no problem." "We're on the way, baby." "It was great out there." "Everybody's thirsty." "Come to me." "Purple in the morning." "Blue in the afternoon." "Orange in the evening." "That's my three meals." "And green at night." "Just like that. 1, 2, 3, 4." "Come back to bed, honey." "Come on, got plenty of time for that." "I'm grooving with these new mirrors I got." "I told you, ma, one day I'd make it." "You don't have to make anything." "You just have to love your momma." "What are you doing, baby?" "Nothing." "I was thinking about you... and about the nasty things I'm about to do to ya." "I'm going to get on you." "You'll scare me to death." "I won't scare you." "I don't want to scare nobody." "All I want is a little peace and happiness." "You're the finest fox I ever laid my eyes on." "That's what I'll do." "For my mother." "I've been thinking about getting something for her." "Like a present, or something." "But I didn't know what I was going to get." "And?" "I finally asked myself, what's her fix?" "Television, right?" "If ever there's a TV junkie, it's the old lady." "I owe her a new set anyway after... being schlepped around to old Abe's." "You really love her." "I guess so." "I just want her to be happy." "Let's go get it." "Let's push-off first." "We shouldn't get going till tonight." "Number three..." "Three!" "This drives most people crazy." "This... is... easy... so... far..." "Give yourself 30 days..." "I guarantee... it will..." "change... your..." "life..." "I mean that is thin." "She doesn't look like the same person." "I can almost zip the dress." "I've almost got the zipper up." "Sara, the mailman." "When I see it, I'll wave it all over." " You sure?" " Yeah, I'm sure." "What did he say?" "Don't worry, it'll come." "He said it'll come." "I once waited 2 months for a package." "Two months?" "It's Harry!" "Look who's here." "Harry!" "Easy, you'll crush me, for Christ's sake." "Come inside." "Hi, Harry." "How are you, Harry?" "You look so good." "You want something to eat?" "No, ma." "A little nosh or a piece of cake?" "I could go out and get some." "I don't have anything in the house, but Ada will have." "You want something to eat?" "No, ma, nothing." "Sit down." "You make me dizzy, for Christ's sake." "Notice anything about me?" "Notice I'm slimmer?" "Yeah, I guess you are, mom." "25 lbs." "I lost." "Can you believe it?" "And that's only the beginning." "I'm really happy for you." "But will you sit?" "Sorry I haven't been around in a while." "I've been real busy." "You got a good job?" "You're doing well?" "Yeah, real good." "What kind of business?" "I'm sort of a distributor." "For a big importer." "I'm so happy for you." "Mom, you're killing me." "Have you been lifting weights?" "I knew you could do it." "You were right." "Maybe you'll meet a nice girl and have a baby." "I already met one." "Don't go ape shit, alright?" "Who is she?" "Who's her parents?" "You know her." "Marion Silver." "Remember?" "Oh, Silver, of course." "Manhattan Beach." "He's got a house on the esplanade." "Garment business." "He's real big in women's undies." "And before you go bouncin' all over again..." "I want to tell you I got you a present." "I don't want a present, just have a baby." "Will you let me tell you what I got ya?" "You're something else today." "Look, I know... well..." "I'm sorry for being such a bastard." "I want to make it up." "I know I can't change anything that's happened." "But I want you to know I love you and I'm sorry." "And I want you to be happy." "So I got you a brand new TV set." "It'll be delivered in a few days." "It's from Macy's." "Your father would be so happy to see what you're doing for me." "You see that, Seymour?" "See how good your son is?" "He knows what it's like for his mother living all alone." "No one to visit her..." "Hey, ma." "You on uppers?" "What?" "You on uppers?" "You on diet pills?" "I'm going to a specialist." "You're makin' a croaker for speed." "I'm just going to a doctor." "Does he give ya pills?" "Of course." "He's a doctor." "What kind of pills?" "A purple, blue, orange one..." "What's in them?" "I'm Sara Goldfarb, not Albert Einstein." "How should I know?" "The make you feel good... and give you pep?" "Well, a little." "A little?" "I can hear you grinding your teeth from here." "That goes away at night." "At night?" "With the green one." "In 30 minutes I'm asleep." "You gotta cut that stuff loose." "It's no good." "What?" "25 lbs." "I've lost." "Do you want to be a dope fiend?" "Am I foaming at the mouth, or something?" "He's a nice doctor." "That croaker's no good." "How come you know so much?" "How come you know more than a doctor?" "Believe me, ma, I know." "You'll get strung out." "Come on, I almost fit in my red dress." "The one I wore to your high school graduation... your father liked so much." "I remember how he looked at me in the red dress." "What's the big deal?" "I'm going to wear..." "You don't know?" "I'm going to be on TV." "I got a call and application..." "Whose pulling' ya leg?" "I'm going to be a TV contestant." "I don't know when yet." "You'll be so proud when you see your mother... in her red dress and golden shoes..." "What's the big deal?" "Those pills will kill you before you get on." "You drove up in a cab." "Did you see who had the best seat?" "I'm somebody now." "Everybody likes me." "Millions of people will see me and like me." "I'll tell them about you and your father." "How good he was to us." "Remember?" "It's a reason to get up in the morning." "A reason to lose weight, to fit in the red dress." "A reason to smile." "It makes tomorrow alright." "What have I got, Harry?" "Why should I make the bed or wash the dishes?" "I do but, why should I?" "I'm alone." "Your father's gone." "You're gone." "I got no one to care for." "What have I got, Harry?" "I'm lonely." "I'm old." "You got friends, ma." "It's not the same." "They don't need me." "I like the way I feel." "I like thinking about the red dress... and television... and you and your father." "When I get the sun, I smile." "I'll come visit, ma." "Now I'm straight, my business is going good, I'll come." "Me and Marion." "We'll come for dinner." "You bring her." "I'll make you mushroom soup and a roast." "That sounds great, ma." "I'll call ahead of time." "Okay." "I'm glad." "I'm glad you have a nice girl and your own business." "I got to go." "I have an appointment in a bit." "But I'll be back." "You still got your key?" "Yeah, I got it, ma." "Goodbye, son." "Brody say you coming up quick." "Thanks, man." "He says you're smart." "You're loyal, and not a junkie." "Brody wants to promote you." "To give you more responsibility." "You interested?" "Yeah, yeah." "Brody says you fuck him, I'll kill you." "I got that." "Remember that." "Shit, you got a white driver." "I love you, Harry." "You make me feel like a person." "Like I'm me and beautiful." "You are beautiful." "The most beautiful girl in the world." "You're my dream." "No, Mrs. Goldfarb, I'm sure." "I've checked again." "Maybe you got me a weaker one last time." "That isn't possible." "They're all the same potency." "Something isn't the same." "You're becoming adjusted to them." "It's nothing to worry about, Mrs. Goldfarb." "We got a winner!" "We got a winner!" "We got a winner!" "A beautiful woman with a magical smile." "Straight from Brighton Beach Brooklyn." "Let's give a juicy welcome to Mrs. Sara Goldfarb." "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "Tyrone C. Get your shit together." "You made bail." "How much?" "Most of our cash." "You're up for consorting'." "Shit, man." "It's a war between Italians and blacks." "Sal is keeping the shit down in Florida... until guys like Brody are all knocked off." "Sheeit." "No one's got a thing." "Except Big Tim." "Shit, let's go see him." "He ain't selling." "He only giving up fuzzies." "What?" "He's hooked on the thing, man." "I told him I'd give him all he wants... but he ain't selling." "Number three!" "Number three!" "This drives most people crazy." "You're not going to like it!" "This is easy so far." "Give this up for 30 days..." "You alright?" "Yeah." "It was a bad dream." "Want some water?" "Maybe we should dip now." "Marion, I already told you." "It's all we have." "Tyrone is going to score in the morning?" "I don't know." "It's a bitch out there." "It'll be okay." "It'll be okay, Harry." "Yeah, I guess so." "I love you, Harry." "What's the problem?" "The weight's fine." "The weight's fine." "I'm not." "The refrigerator..." "Something wrong?" "Everything's... all mixed up... confused like." "Don't worry, just get this filled." "Make an appointment for a week." "Well?" "Tyrone ain't found nothing yet." "What are we going to do?" "I don't know." "You have to do something here." "It's your fault we don't have something." "What are you talking about?" "You were hot to get off last night." "That is bullshit!" "We could have had something." "I'm going to sit around and... watch you push-off alone?" "Don't put it all on me." "Don't worry, man." "We'll fill it up again." "Things will get better." "We'll fill the box back up." "You want to hear the news?" "What news?" "You got good news and bad news." "Shoot." "Good news is, in a couple of days, they'll be prime back." "Really?" "Who told you?" "Angel." "Yeah?" "Says Sal sent word... to let go a couple of keys for Christmas." "Not wanting anybody... wanting' this glorious season." "You believe it?" "I did, until I heard the bad news." "Yeah?" "Price is doubled and you have to cop for weight." "At least half a piece." "How much?" "Two." "Two?" "That's fucking insane!" "What the fuck you gonna do?" "He won't lay no nickel bag on you." "Where we gonna get two?" "You mean Arnold?" "Your parents won't even return your call." "I haven't seen him in months." "So what?" "He's still calling." "I don't know." "I don't know what else to do." "This is our last chance to get back on track." "We won't have to scuffle and make that freezing scene." "We need the bread." "Getting the money is not the problem." "Then what is the problem?" "Don't know what I'll have to do to get it." "Look... baby... we'll be back in business in no time." "We'll start moving again and saving." "It'll be perfect." "Just like it was." "I promise." "You'll see." "I had the flu forever, it seems like." "Are you depressed?" "No, nothing like that." "I've been really busy." "I've been designing non stop." "I'm glad to hear you've been productive." "To be frank, I was surprised to hear from you." "Something wrong?" "No, why?" "That's usually the case when you get a call... from someone you haven't heard from for a while." "Everything's fine." "Actually..." "I have a favor to ask." "You smug fuck!" "What is it?" "I need to borrow some money." "May I ask for what?" "Turn the light off." "What for?" "Just do it." "You never did before." "Please, Arnold." "Where is everybody?" "I don't know, man." "They said meet at Waldbaum's." "Sure this is the right one?" "Yeah, man, I'm positive." "You watch my back, and I'll watch yours." "What the fuck now?" "Everyone and their mother." "The truck's going to be here." "Back up." "Back up!" "Here we go, guys." "Stupid fucking junkie." "We're fucked!" "We're fucked." "That's the last shit for miles." "Muthafuckas going back to Florida... while we're ass deep in motherfucking snow." "What if we went to cop?" "You serious?" "Why not?" "What the fuck are you saying?" "We go to a fuckin' room clerk... and ask him for a connection?" "You can't nose out some dope when it's around?" "We got nothin' to lose." "If we get there now... we name our price... and be cool." "Have them scufflin' for us." "Last summer was a mother fucking ball." "Seems like a thousand years ago." "It'll be back like that." "Angel'll get us a short if we get him some dynamite scag." "Where have you been?" "Where the hell do you think?" "Where's the score?" "We had a bit of a problem." "Everything was going good, and then... some dumb ass junkie..." "Did what?" "Some dumb ass junkie did what?" "You fucked it up?" "What the fuck is wrong with you?" "You promised everything was going to be okay." "I fucked that sleazebag for you." "I put myself through fucking hell!" "There's nothing out there." "I don't give a shit!" "You fucking loser!" "You want extra stuff?" "A guy's holding some extra weight." "But he ain't selling!" "Yeah?" "Give me that guy's number." "What guy?" "The guy who likes broads." "Big Tim?" "Give me the fucking number." "Alright. 9, 3, 4... 8, 7, 7, 7." "Here, go fix yourself up with him." "You won't have to wait so much... and I won't freeze my ass off in the fucking streets." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "We got a winner." "A beautiful woman with a winning sense of humor... and a magical smile." "From Brighton Beach, Brooklyn." "Give a juicy welcome to our very own Mrs. Sara Goldfarb." "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "Juice by Sara!" "It's a pleasure to be here." "It's a pleasure to have you." "That is one smashing dress." "Thank you, Tappy." "I'd like to say hello... to my husband Seymour... and to my beautiful, successful son Harold." "Harold, I hope you're in love." "Come see me and bring Marion." "He'll be here soon." "Are you ready?" "I'm ready, Tappy." "Not to worry." "What are you doing here?" "Why are you here?" "This place..." "What do you want?" "Tappy!" "Join us in creating excellence." "I thought you'd never ask." "That's disgusting." "What do you expect?" "Could you do better?" "It's an old building." "It hasn't been painted in years." "I'm old." "Alone." "You don't understand." "Please, I'll explain." "I don't want this." "Get away from me!" "Ready, Mrs. Goldfarb?" "For what?" "3... 2..." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Feed me, Sara." "Thank you, Angel." "Hope this mutha' fucker works." "Could use some heat." "How long will it take?" "We'll make it in a day." "A day." "Shit." "California, here we come." "It's Florida." "Either way, your pale ass getting a tan, right?" "This train go to Madison Avenue?" "You know Maylin and Block?" "I have their address." "They're on Madison Ave." "I'm going to be on TV." "You're whacked!" "Hello?" "This train go to Madison Avenue?" "I'm going to be on TV." "I just have to find out when." "Florida?" "When's he back?" "A few days!" "?" "What am I supposed to do?" "You gotta help me!" "I can get you money." "Angel, there's got to be something." "Help me!" "Why aren't you calling me?" "I have to know when I'll be on TV." "I'm Sara Goldfarb and... you should tell me when I'll be on TV." "Sit, I'll ring them." "I just want to know when." "Maybe you lost my card." "You'll have a look and you'll tell me." "It's not the prizes." "I'll give them away." "I just want to be on the show." "I've waited so long... to be with my Harry and grandson." "Mrs. Goldfarb, sip this." "Sometimes it takes a while to get called." " This her?" " Yes." "Can you walk?" "I'm walking across this stage." "You should see my Harry on television." "We're giving the prizes away." "I just wanted to be on the show!" "What's her name?" "Sara Goldfarb." "Call Seymour to meet me at the beauty parlor." "I got the dress I wore to Harry's graduation... and the gold shoes." "Okay, Mrs. Goldfarb." "One... two... three..." "Take it nice and easy." "Yeah?" "Yeah?" "Hi." "Rosa, I'm going to be on TV." "Sheet." "God damned Jim, how long you had that?" "A few days." "It don't look too good." "I don't feel too good either." "Some stuff'll take care of that." "Don't shoot in there." "I'll blow it if I don't." "Fuck it!" "Oh, shit." "Hi, can you hear me?" "Yes, Seymour." "Did you take anything?" "I took my red dress in." "Take her to psych." "Come on in." "What's your name?" "Marion." "What do you know, Maid Marion." "I'm Little John." "Beautiful view..." "Know what I like about patty chicks?" "They give good head." "Black broads don't give good head." "I don't know why." "Maybe it's because of some ancient tribal customs." "Save some of the energy." "I know it's pretty, baby... but I didn't take it out for air." "I told you to stay away from that arm." "I gotta call Marion." "That's a long distance call now." "That's 600 miles." "We're 600 miles closer to Miami." "And 600 miles further away from New York." "I know where you could pick up a nice taste." "It's more like play." "Sunday we're throwing a gathering." "All good people." "I can't, I'm busy." "I'm not really hooked." "I'm tellin' ya', it's a real nice taste." "See you Sunday, Maid Marion." "Try and answer my questions." "When did you start the pills?" "The summer." "Last summer?" "I got the best place." "In the sun." "Ada fixed my hair." "Everything'll be alright." "We'll get you fixed up in no time." "You're okay." "I can't cut it." "I gotta do something about this arm." "Let's see it." "Oh, damn, Jim." "Oh, man." "That's an ugly mothafucka'." "I gotta call Marion." "Fuck that." "We got to get you to a hospital." "What is that?" "I don't want that." "What's the problem?" "My arm, it's killing me." "Let's have a look." "Alright." "I'll be back in a minute." "I want to play blackjack all night." "So I make up this routine." "I tell them I don't feel good." "Have a good time dancing, guys." "They leave the room." "Ready?" "One... two... three..." "As soon as they leave, I run back down to the casino." "Sit at my blackjack table the whole night." "Finally I got up big." "I got $500 black chips." "Hours are going by, I'm laying bets." "Next thing, this guy is sitting next to me." "A security guard." "Tells me I have to leave." "I'm like "why leave?"" "S-w-a-l-l-o-w!" "You have to eat." "To get healthy, you have to eat." "Work with the attendants." "I'll try some new medications." "Hello?" "Marion?" "Harry?" "I've been thinking about you." "Are you okay?" "When are you coming home?" "Soon." "When?" "Soon." "You holding out alright?" "Harry... can you come today?" "I'll come." "I'll come today." "Just wait for me, alright?" "Okay, Harry." "I'm coming back." "Yeah." "Marion." "Yeah." "I'm sorry, Marion." "I know." "Mrs. Goldfarb... are you alright?" "Mrs. Goldfarb... we've tried several medications... and you don't respond." "We might want to try some... alternative methods." "We've had excellent results with ECT in the past." "So if I can just get your John Hancock... we'll get underway." "Jesus Christ." "I need a doctor." "My friend is sick." "Can you help?" "I can't take it." "My arm!" "My fucking arm!" "Help me!" "Somebody fucking help us, please!" "Maid Marion." "Welcome." "Can you see me?" "Yes, sir." "Okay for work." "Can you hear me?" "Can you see me?" "Yes, sir." "Okay for work." "Can you hear me?" "Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." " Okay for work." " Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." "Okay for work." "Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." " Okay for work." "Meet Marion." "Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." " Okay for work." "Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." " Okay for work." "Can you see me?" " Yes, sir." " Okay for work." "Showtime." "Can you see me?" "Say "sir"." "God damn New Yawk dope fien niggas." "Learn some manners." "Can you see me?" "Yes, sir." "Okay for work." "Can you hear me?" "Can you see me?" "Something wrong with his arm." "Ma..." "You won't be putting more dope in that arm." "It smells worse than he do." "Get him to the hospital." "He won't live out the week." "One." "That's the trouble with New York dope fiends." "You got a rotten attitude." "What we do now?" "Ass to ass." "Put your spineless back into it." "And... two." "Okay." "Ready?" "And three." "Cum." "Cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum." "Off at the shoulder." "Move or we lose him." "Cum." "Cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum." "Cum." "Cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum." "Cum." "Cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum, cum." "Marion!" "Marion?" "It's alright." "Don't worry." "Marion." "Who's that?" "She'll be sent for." "She'll come." "No." "No?" "No, she won't." "She'll come." "No, she won't." "We got a winner." "We got a winner!" "We got a winner!" "We got a winner!" "Our winner is that delightful personality... from Brighton Beach, Brooklyn." "Give a juicy welcome to Mrs. Sara Goldfarb." "I'm delighted that you have just won the grand prize!" "Let me tell you what you've won." "He has a sweet smile and his own business." "He just got engaged." "And is about to get married this summer." "Give a warm... and juicy welcome:" "Harry Goldfarb!" "Juice by Harry!" "Juice by Harry!" "Harry's got juice!" "Harry's got juice!" "I love you, Harry." "I love you too, ma."