Shakedown Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1988
- 97 min
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What are you saying, you shot him
'cause you didn't like his pants?
Dude don't even show me no badge.
I didn't know he was a cop
till they booked my ass.
I thought he was a vigilante.
Had to defend myself.
Well that little mistake may very well
get your ass cooked.
Sh*t man.
I work for somebody who pays his bills.
Crack, you dig?
I dig.
This cop must have been
trying to cut himself
a piece of my man's action.
Sh*t, all he had to do was say so.
I would have handed him my grade,
let him and my man work it out.
I'm still no dust between NC and Pitch.
Who's NC?
Oh man.
I didn't say that.
Morning, Richie.
Morning, Billy.
Hey babe, I'm white and I can't fight.
Well, coming up in the world, huh?
What's the mortgage on this condo?
What are you doing here?
What the f*** are you doing here, man?
I work for my apartment chief.
Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Your old lady, she told me to tell you
if you don't get your ass
home and do the right thing,
she's gonna pack up all your sh*t
and ship it back to Rope and Ride
or Bump and Grind or
whatever the hell it is
the name of that hip town
in Texas you come from.
What else did she say?
She said pick up the laundry.
Right.
See what you got to look
forward to, counselor.
How's your fiancee?
Eh, she doesn't like Jimi Hendrix.
Who?
Come on, let's get some chow, my treat.
As for that, gringo.
Nice tie.
I knew there was a reason I liked you.
Look at this box.
I don't believe all this glass, man.
What is this sh*t?
Empty crack containers, counselor.
Popcorn.
You wanna know what the
latest drug craze is,
Uncle Billy's trash can.
Junkies come and go, but Billy's trash can
is always there.
Right now it's full of that sh*t.
Speaking of that sh*t, tell me something.
What's a blue jean cop?
Where'd you hear that?
From a client.
Well I'm strictly bargain based.
Wranglers and Levis.
You lost me.
As I bust on the other
hand wear Sergio Valentes.
Richie, you wanna run
this by me in English?
All right.
Take some cop, some average guy
who never had a shot at
the big bucks all his life.
Just going along, grinding
out his 27 five a year.
All of a sudden he ends up in a mod squad.
One mustard.
One afternoon he busts some scumbag
carrying a bag full of chemicals.
The bag full of chemical's is worth more
than the cop's gonna make in 10 years.
Next day is out shopping
for designer jeans.
The lure of easy money,
very hard to refuse.
What about this cop that
O'Leary, was that the deal with him?
I knew you were gonna have
Word is you're out of
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