Mulberry Street Page #2
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- 1990
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you give me your lungs.
Oh, that's better.
Thank you.
Tell Charlie toilet's fixed,
everything's back to normal.
Are you okay?
You seem a bit clammy.
I'm fine. Just hot in here.
Take it light, Frank.
Try to hold onto your teeth.
Okay.
Hey, Huck Finn.
Where you want me to put this?
Just set it on the counter.
Oh, yeah.
F*** you. It's the girl upstairs.
She dropped it.
Oh. Miss Poland 1982?
Her name is Kay.
A girl throws her underwear
in your window,
she's sayin' something.
Trust me, I'm a connoisseur of eros.
Oh, yeah?
You gonna ask her out?
I'm too old.
She ain't no spring chicken.
I got ten of my own teeth.
And she got a teenage son
with no daddy.
That supposed to be a plus?
Come on, man,
look at my face.
You got a lash.
Thanks. I gotta go.
It's a nice cake.
Thanks.
Be good to have our little girl home.
Otto, I gotta get going.
But I should be back
by midnight, okay?
You feeling any better?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Otto.
You don't leave this apartment today,
do you hear me?
And that means no TV,
no radio, no nothing.
And you better clean this place up.
I want it spotless
when I come back home.
I bust my ass to keep us going,
I buy you things and everything, for this?
Don't you lie to me, Otto.
I won't allow it.
Yeah, sorry.
Aren't you gonna kiss
your mama good-bye?
Oh, it's you.
Hi. Have you seen Clutch?
He's up at Frank's.
Today is shaving day.
You and Clutch are friends, right?
We're close.
You knew his wife?
Yes. I did.
What was she like?
Beautiful.
And don't act like you
haven't noticed, blondie.
Thanks, Larry.
What happened to Ray the painter?
Did he fall off another ladder?
He got bit by some crackhead
at the flophouse,
you know, over there by Bowery Street.
No sh*t.
Could get a nasty infection.
I'll be more worried about
the guy that bit him.
Yeah.
Hey, Ray.
You okay?
...despite today's emergency?
People get bit by rats
every day in this city.
This is an isolated incident.
That was the mayor, live from City Hall.
This is Melissa Moore
reporting for New York 2 News.
Your mom, she left me a message.
She said your bathroom
sink is leaking.
How'd you get in?
I'm the super.
I got a key.
Morning, Vic.
How you doin'?
Do you want another one?
No, thanks.
We got a rat.
I set a few traps. Nasty bastard.
Barked at me.
Well, I'm used to the two-legged kind.
You know, they howl at me.
...this time in Harlem,
at the 145th Street station.
Emergency services are at the scene.
The number of victims
is not known yet.
This is the third attack
in the last four hours.
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