:02:01
Very pretty. She's
not a bad cook, either.
:02:03
Oooh,
that's important.
:02:05
They got those things
called "kreplach."
:02:08
That's like ravioli.
And they got this thing...
:02:12
called a "blintz."
It's like manicotti.
:02:14
I love manicotti.
Yeah, right here.
:02:17
Then they got that.
That's matzo balls.
:02:20
It's like a big hunk
of soggy bread.
:02:24
Oh, God, that looks like brains. Yes.
:02:26
Oh, no, I don't want that.
Charlie?
:02:31
How's family business?
:02:33
It's up 35 percent
since I came on.
:02:36
Ahh, that's good.
:02:38
See if you can get
someone to get me...
:02:40
some of that, uh,
ravioli crap. I got some.
:02:45
Prohibition... ain't
gonna last forever. Yes.
:02:48
We're gonna go with booze
and smokes best we can.
:02:50
I got this... crazy idea.
:02:53
- The big plan is this.
- We're gonna take the unions.
:02:56
- The unions.
- Garment workers.
:02:58
- The longshoremen.
- Not just New York unions.
:03:01
- Chicago.
- The whole fucking country.
:03:04
- The West Coast.
- What are you gonna do about...
:03:06
Don Masseria?
He's an old man.
:03:08
- Masseria?
- What are you worried about?
:03:10
- I just wanna run things.
- I'm not worried.
:03:13
- A little more control.
- You gotta watch your back.
:03:15
Masseria? What should we do about him?
:03:18
I think it's very tricky. Yeah?
:03:20
You should consider
many things with him.
:03:22
You have something in
mind, I hope? Yes, we do.
:03:27
Rothstein's
behind it.
:03:31
Then Rothstein
must die.
:03:40
Cash, money, unions.
I see what you're doing.
:03:45
If I see,
Masseria sees.
:03:49
Everybody dies,
Charlie.
:03:54
I know.
:03:55
This thing'll blow up
in your face.