:10:01
I can't have that in this joint.
:10:03
I remember feeling bad about the guy,
but also...
:10:06
...feeling maybe Tuddy was right.
:10:08
I knew Paulie didn't want
anyone dying in the building.
:10:11
You're a real jerk. You wasted
eight fucking aprons on this guy.
:10:15
What's wrong with you?
I got to toughen this kid up.
:10:37
It was a glorious time.
:10:39
And wiseguys were all over the place.
:10:43
It was before Apalachin
and before Crazy Joe...
:10:46
...decided to take on
a boss and start a war.
:10:49
It was when I met the world.
:10:52
And it was when
I first met Jimmy Conway.
:10:55
He couldn't have been more than 28 or 29
at the time, but he was already a legend.
:11:01
He'd walk in the door and everybody
who worked the room just went wild.
:11:05
He'd give a doorman $100
just for opening the door.
:11:07
He'd give hundreds to the dealers
and the guys who ran the games.
:11:11
The bartender got $100 just
for keeping the ice cubes cold.
:11:14
The Irishman is here
to take you Guineas' money.
:11:20
-Want a drink?
-Give me a Seven and Seven.
:11:30
I'd like you to meet the kid Henry.
:11:32
How you doin'?
:11:35
Thank you.
:11:37
Keep them coming.
:11:38
Jimmy was one of the most
feared guys in the city.
:11:41
He was first locked up at 11,
and doing hits for mob bosses at 16.
:11:46
Hits never bothered Jimmy.
It was business.
:11:49
But what Jimmy really loved to do...
what he really loved to do was steal.
:11:53
He actually enjoyed it.
:11:56
Jimmy was the kind of guy who rooted
for the bad guys in movies.