Chop Shop

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What's up?

Good morning, guys.

I need two workers.

What's up, kid?

I don't need you today.

Yo, what are you doing?

I don't need you today, okay?

It's going to be a hard day.

You two.

What are you doing?

You just take him and me.

I don't have time for this.

I don't have time

for these games.

- Come on, man.

- Get out. Get out.

I know you need me

for the crawl spaces.

I don't have any crawl spaces.

Remember last time that you said

that you didn't have

no crawl spaces, and look.

Get breakfast.

Did she go to the safe home?

I want to know

if my sister's there.

Well, can you tell me something?

Why not?

Did she leave with Lilah?

You f*** off.

Give me some numbers.

B*tch.

Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen,

sorry for the interruption.

M y name is Alejandro.

And my name is Carlos.

We are not gonna lie to you.

We are not here selling candy

for no school basketball team.

I n fact,

I don't even go to school,

and if you want me

back in school today,

I got candy for you.

Which do you want?

- How much?

- $ 1.

- Which do you want?

- I'll take that one.

That one there?

What do you got?

What kind of candy is that?

I got some chocolates,

some candies.

Thank you.

Want some candy?

Two more to make it five even.

Give me one of those

and one of those, okay?

There, now you give me $ 15 back,

okay?

Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen,

sorry for the interruption.

Yo, Rob's looking

for new workers.

For real? Will he let me live

in his garage?

Hell, yeah.

I could hook you up.

All right, cool.

Let's go.

Yo, yo, yo.

Got this mirror.

- What year?

- It's a '92.

Yo, Rob, '92.

Yeah, I got it.

Bring it over here, come on.

I'll fix that windshield, too,

'cause I see it's cracked.

Come over here.

Go upstairs. It's upstairs.

What's up, boss?

Where is it?

I don't see it.

Check it up here, rack 51.

It's $ 180 for the windshield.

$ 180, $260... everything.

Okay.

- Do you do bodywork, too?

- Yeah.

Maybe a little bit of bodywork

on the other side of the car.

What about inspections?

Nah, I don't do inspections.

Hey, put it over there.

Go get the tools.

Put it on for me.

Wants the windshield, too?

What? No, don't worry

about the windshield.

Ale, here's a key.

Make sure you lock everything up

good, all right?

Come on, Ringo.

Come on.

Good boy, come on, inside.

That's it.

Stay out of my office.

I got a lot of sh*t I don't want

nobody touching in there, okay?

Go to Stella's, get yourself

something to eat before 10:00,

all right?

Ale, put that sh*t

in the Dumpster, too.

M m-hmm.

Is Isamar there?

This is Alejandro.

Is this Lilah?

When is she getting back?

I want to leave a message.

Shorty, stay on your side,

shorty.

Yo, yo.

You're leading too much, shorty.

You got to stay over there, man.

Oh, what's up?

How you doing?

How you been?

Fine.

- You sure?

- Yeah.

You've gotten skinnier.

What's going on with you?

Nothing.

I called all the safe homes,

and you weren't there.

I'm not staying

in the safe homes.

I'm never going back there.

- Why not?

- Because I'm not.

I was staying at Lilah's.

Yo, what's with

all these questions?

You still following Lilah

and believing her bullshit?

It's not bullshit.

Her aunt is really waiting

for us in Florida.

We're gonna go

to those private schools.

We just don't got money

right now.

Yeah, sure you're going to

Florida.

Like our uncle was to call us,

what, a year ago?

And that fake chain

around your neck.

Did Lilah get you that, too?

It ain't fake.

I used to sell that stuff

on 37 th Ave.

Ale, you worked there

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