:02:40
To me...
:02:41
...being a gangster was better than
being president of the United States.
:02:48
Even before I went to the cabstand
for an after-school job...
:02:52
...I knew I wanted to be part of them.
:02:54
It was there that I knew I belonged.
To me, it meant being somebody...
:02:58
...in a neighborhood full of nobodies.
:03:01
They weren't like anybody else.
They did whatever they wanted.
:03:04
They parked in front of hydrants
and never got a ticket.
:03:08
When they played cards all night...
:03:10
...nobody ever called the cops.
:03:24
Tony Stacks. How are you?
:03:27
Tuddy Cicero.
:03:28
Could this be the Canarsie Kid?
:03:34
Tuddy.
:03:36
Tuddy ran the cabstand
and the Bella Vista Pizzeria...
:03:39
...and other places for his brother, Paul,
who was the boss of the neighborhood.
:03:48
Paulie might have moved slow...
:03:52
...but it was only because Paulie
didn't have to move for anybody.