The Yards Page #2
You got yourself in some trouble.
- Yeah.
- You did a little time, huh?
I know it's pretty tough in there, but the
business world ain't that much different.
Sometimes you gotta have eyes
in the back of your f***ing head.
So, you know what we do here?
If it's on a train,
if it's on a New York subway, we make it.
Or we fix it.
Couplers, brakes, transformers, everything.
- Had any experience with stuff like that?
- I could learn.
Good. Good.
There's some very good training programs
out there for machinists.
I could make a call.
I really need to support
How long would a program like that take?
A good machinist - a couple of years.
But you'd have a good union job waiting
for you here when you were through.
Four, 500 a week.
And I could help you along a little,
till you graduate.
What about Willie? He didn't go to school.
He thought maybe I could work with him.
- I don't think that's such a good idea.
- What does he do?
He deals with supplies mostly.
I don't know. I really think
that you should look into a program.
All right.
Uh, look, why don't...
Why don't you and your mother come
to the house Saturday night for dinner?
All the family will be there,
it'll be very nice.
OK.
Leo.
Thanks for coming.
Now, look. You're a nephew now
and I'd really like to help you.
Hey, man. How you doing? All right?
How you doing?
- Ricky.
- Hey, Willie, what's up, man?
Hey, this is my friend Leo. Leo, this is
Ricky. We went to Francis Lewis together.
Thanks for hooking me up with Ross. He
put in my system. I like the way it sounds.
- I told you he's the best.
- So what's up? What do you want?
Give me two Millers, a Jim Beam and some
rum and coke for them right there.
Put it on my tab.
Willie, I don't know
what the f*** I'm gonna do.
About what? Frank?
Yeah.
You don't gotta go to school. He tried
that same sh*t with me when I started.
I convinced him,
"Let me work with the suits."
Well, how did you do that?
He let me hang out with them
You're throwing a lot of f***ing money
around. What is it you do for this guy?
Why don't you come down with me
tomorrow and see for yourself?
If you like it, we'll talk to Frank about it.
I'm just asking, 'cause you know
I can't get into no trouble.
You won't.
I won't let you get into trouble.
Look, Frank's a great man.
We got a real chance with him.
You know my mother spent
her whole f***ing life on handouts.
Now I got f***ing money in my pocket,
the sky's the limit.
Yeah, but you was always good
with people. I'm not too good with words.
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