:02:00
but perhaps
this is the time...
:02:04
to seek the comforts
of your tradition.
:02:09
You are young
and particularly vulnerable...
:02:14
now that your parents are dead.
:02:18
Come work with me.
:02:21
I have heard you are involved...
:02:24
in some real estate venture.
:02:27
Is this the time to divorce
yourself from family?
:02:33
To take up
with unsavory strangers?
:02:38
You are, after all, a Blake.
:02:43
Please...
:02:45
Iet me hear from you.
:02:49
Fondest regards...
:02:52
Uncle Albert.
:02:59
I'll bet you 50
I can beat you to the meeting.
:03:01
Double it for 100.
:03:03
We don't want to keep
that Blake boy waiting.
:03:07
I'm in.
We jumping reds, Jabo?
:03:09
I see a piece of pelt
I'd like to jump over here.
:03:12
If I'm lying, I'm dying.
:03:14
Look out, y'all,
I'm hot as fire...
:03:16
and I'm burning up Birmingham.
:03:19
You're standing still,
chub-chub.
:03:21
Blink once,
you're gonna miss me.
:03:34
Now, boys, well,
you can read 'em and weep...
:03:36
'cause the Hueytown Flash
has arrived.
:03:42
Well, we're nearly home then.
:03:47
Two more pieces of property...
:03:51
we have the whole block
sewed up.
:03:54
What'd you finally get
that tailor down to, Walter Jr.?
:03:57
$35,000 on a refinance.