Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects Page #3

Then I might not want to hear it.

Yes, you will.

For three years you're going to be forced

to watch the home games of the Dodgers.

A transfer to the Los Angeles office?

I'm indebted to you, deeply.

- To America!

- To America!

You are making a major mistake.

You've got nothing on me.

- I suggest that you get out before l...

- Before you call a cop.

You and me, we're going to take a drive.

You give me a hard time,

I'm going to blow off your kneecaps.

Drive.

What kind of sh*t is this?

Take me in, so I can call my lawyer.

This has nothing to do with lawyers,

nor the department.

You make a living selling little kids.

I make a living stopping pissheads like you.

This is just between you and me,

and I'm going to put you out of business.

What the hell have you brought me here for?

- You'll find out.

- Look, I think you're a little bit unstable.

You've got a wife

and a couple of kids, right?

What do you make?

About $35,000?

This is a President with a diamond face.

$25,000...

at Tiffany's.

It's yours,

and we never see each other again.

I'd like to shove this up your ass,

but I don't want to dirty my hands.

You're going to eat it.

You're going to eat it,

or I'll blow your head off.

Open up your mouth!

I'm dying.

No, you're not.

But you'll have to stick your head

between your legs to tell the time.

Now what?

Just watch.

F***ing bastard!

Why?

Why, man?

Nothing personal, Duke.

It's a question of ethics.

Should a man enjoy a $20,000 car...

bought by the efforts of teenage girls

on their knees and backs?

You're going to stop running

these little girls, Duke...

because if you don't, you're dead.

Dead in the gutter, dead.

You're a mad dog! I shoot mad dogs!

I blow their f***ing guts out!

Colorful, but dangerous.

Swimmers, take your marks.

Come on, Rita.

Way to go, Rita.

That's your personal best, 26.5.

- I'm so proud of her.

- Me, too.

Good job, Rita. How about some shots?

Perfect.

Great.

Why the hell doesn't her coach

cover her up?

Put a robe or something on her?

She could catch her death of cold.

Ladies and gentlemen...

we will be arriving at Los Angeles

International Airport in 10 minutes...

where the time is 9:15 a. M...

and the temperature is 68 degrees.

Thank you for flying All Nippon Airways.

I'd rather go to an American school.

I don't see how abacus drill and calligraphy

are going to help me in life.

I think we are doing quite well

in the world...

in spite of the educational system,

which you criticize.

Come, let's go to school.

An abacus can calculate

as fast as a computer.

As for calligraphy, it is part of our heritage.

How would you write your

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