Black Rain

- What's happening?

- Nick, we've got a young punk here.

- Nice bike. Fast, huh?

- Yeah.

- You want to bet?

- Ain't you got nothing better to do?

I say $50 on Nick.

- What do you say?

- Yeah, sure.

I'll take your social security.

You're a real f***ing whacko,

you know that, pal?

Nicky, it's me.

The school called again.

We're three months behind.

I told them we'd send a cheque.

I'm taking the kids

to Mom's on Saturday.

Good luck today. Bye.

Nick Conklin? Barney Adell, attorney.

Do yourself a favor,

wear a jacket and tie today.

How are you, pal?

Patrick has been

calling Sister Elizabeth names.

- I called her an ugly goose.

- That's not so bad.

Give this money to Mommy.

I'll see you in two days.

Have a good day at school.

All right, hang on tight.

I hope somebody is paying you

to wear that suit.

Come on, get on. I don't want

anybody to see you like that.

- New shoes, $85 a pop.

- I hope you're wearing socks.

Ladies of the 80's

are going for shoes.

They say it's the second place

they're looking.

I heard that an Internal Affairs

review isn't all that bad.

- I'll let you know when it's over.

- Show up in uniform, with your medals.

I'm serious. You've got

commendations up the yin yang.

- Vincent, let's go.

- Yeah, hold on to your dick.

- Meet me at Scalari's for lunch.

- We'll see how it goes.

If you don't show up,

you're going to be in real trouble.

- You watch your tail.

- Yeah.

You'll walk. Just tell the truth.

Run your mouth, they'll screw you.

- I've got nothing to hide.

- I hope not, for my sake.

- Hi Nick, good luck.

- Thanks.

- How's your lawyer?

- I hardly know him.

If these people get their way,

you'll get to know him real well.

You'll be sending his kids

through college.

- That's an impressive record.

- A regular hero.

- Tell me about Monte Ronan.

- Good cop.

He's the kind of guy you want

around when the sh*t goes down.

- That's what you think.

- Yeah.

- He's dirt.

- Yeah? Have you worked the streets?

We've got 30 homicides a week.

- Tell us about Patrick Donleavy.

- My client knows of no malfeasance.

Your unit arrested three suspects.

Cash was logged in at $65,000

and change.

We have reason to believe

there was over $73,000.

- Our sources say...

- Just listen to the cops.

It depends on the cops. Some

heroes think the rules don't apply.

I try to do my job.

It ain't easy, but I'm clean.

You have two kids in school.

House payments.

Alimony and an apartment.

I admire your thrift.

- Well, life's a b*tch.

- You're out at least 1,000 a month.

If you want to charge me, charge me.

If not, go back to your office.

We'll charge you.

We can always get to a dirty cop.

You want dirt, go to City Hall.

Don't come here busting my ass!

- Suits!

- Are you okay?

How are the girls in Japan?

What is the most important control

exercised by a sergeant?

- A, cost control?

- B, manpower control.

What are we going for here,

sergeant or the supreme court?

How are you doing, Joe?

Give me a Scotch.

- That bad?

- I can't take any more of this sh*t.

He's going to be drinking his lunch.

To the Internal Affairs Division:

F*** 'em!

You ought to think about that. It's

a fast way to get to headquarters.

- You never know.

- That's right.

- Did you see Abolafia?

- I saw him.

- I hear he's importing Subarus.

- Wise guys have got to eat, too.

Lunching with the mob. Intelligence

has probably got this place wired.

Just talk into my left titty.

Look out!

What's going on?

- Don't even think about it.

- It's done, babe.

What did you say?

Sit down.

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