:55:01
That's 800 clams every time your
girlfriend gets the curse tax free.
:55:06
Here's the beauty. You don't
get it for the first eight weeks...
:55:10
till the guys get to
know you and you're okay.
:55:12
But you don't lose, either, 'cause
you get it on the other end...
:55:15
when you leave the division.
:55:18
Frankie, it's like--
it's like severance pay.
:55:22
Think it over, all right?
In or out.
:55:28
Look at me. I'm shaking.
:55:35
All my life I wanted
to be a cop, you know?
:55:37
It's like I can remember
nothing else.
:55:43
I remember this one time...
:55:47
there was--
:55:49
Somethin' happened.
A domestic argument or somethin'.
:55:52
Somebody stabbed somebody.
:55:54
And...
:55:57
there was this crowd
around this tenement.
:56:01
I must have been nine,
ten years old. I was this big.
:56:04
I went over to see
what was going on.
:56:06
I noticed the red light
goin' around and around...
:56:09
all these people,
and I couldn't see.
:56:13
I kept saying, "Do you know
what's goin' on? Do you know?"
:56:16
Nobody knew.
:56:19
It was like a big mystery
behind that--
:56:22
that crowd there.
:56:25
All of a sudden...
:56:27
the crowd just parted...
:56:29
Iike the Red Sea, you see?
:56:32
And there were these guys
in blue, and I said...
:56:35
"They know."
:56:38
What do they know?
What do they know?
:56:47
It's amazing.
:56:49
It's incredible...
:56:52
but I feel like a criminal
'cause I don't take money.
:56:59
You get so tense
when you talk about it.