The Yards

Go, go, go, go!

- Watch out, watch out. It's hot, it's hot.

- Thank you, honey.

- No, no, no, no.

- Come on.

- We have to wait for Leo.

- Get out of here, Bernard.

We're waiting for your cousin.

Yeah, he's good-looking.

- You're gonna like him.

- Oh, yeah? You think so?

I know so. I know these kind of things.

Trust me. I'm blessed with a gift.

- Careful, it's real hot.

- I got it, I got it.

Wow, this all looks wonderful.

- Let's try and make a little room here.

- Is your husband coming?

No, Frank can't come, honey.

I meant to tell you. He has to work.

He's meeting Leo tomorrow

at the interview.

OK.

Well, at least Bernard's eating.

Hey, sweetie. How you doing?

- Good.

- Erica, you know Belvie... Belva?

- Belva.

- Belva. Nice.

- Hey.

- Hey.

I was telling her about your cousin Leo.

I want her to meet him.

Oh, yeah?

- Hey! Hey, everybody, he's here.

- Hey!

Hey, Ma.

- How you doing? Good?

- Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.

- You look terrific.

- Thanks. You too.

I'm so glad you're home.

Me too.

Hey, Leo.

We all came to see you, buddy.

How you doing?

- Welcome home, bro.

- I love you, man.

- Welcome home.

- Thanks.

- It's good to see you.

- You too.

- How you doing?

- Leo. Welcome home.

- What's up, Dante?

- Man, you look great.

- What's up, Todd?

- What's up, Leo?

You guys look like you're doing good.

Don't worry about it. It's gonna

be coming your way soon enough.

Hey, what's your name? Belva?

Belva, this is Leo.

Hi.

- Belva's a dancer.

- Hi.

Come on, we've got so much food.

Everybody, let's eat.

Just dig in.

Just help yourselves.

Mr. Handler.

We need to go over a few things.

Where can we talk?

- I guess in the bedroom.

- Come on.

My records show that you were released

at four o'clock this afternoon.

That's right.

You're supposed to make an arrival report.

Nobody told me that.

I thought I had 24 hours.

OK. In the future, you should know that

you're required to report with due diligence.

Now, the profile

says you had some problems.

I see here that you served

So your parole status

has you on intensive supervision.

I'll have access to your bank records,

your W-2s, your pay stubs.

That's to keep track of your cash flow.

- What about employment?

- I think I got something.

What's that?

My aunt's new husband has his

own business. He's very, very important.

I have an interview with him tomorrow.

Couple of my friends work for him too.

What about your counseling?

I don't wanna cause no problems. I just

wanna become a productive person again.

So what do you think?

He looks good, right? He looks good.

Yeah. But I never knew him from before.

- Yeah, that's the point.

- I have nothing to go by.

Hey.

- Everything OK?

- Yeah.

How come you're not out there?

'Cause Willie's talking with everybody

and I just wanted to get away for a second.

- You and him still OK together?

- Yeah.

We're thinking about maybe settling down.

But he's so busy with work right now.

You know, I was really sorry

to hear about your father.

He was a good man.

- Maybe we should back out there.

- Erica.

What about your new father? You like him?

He's all right.

Did you get my letters?

They must have forgot

to switch the fuse box.

- There you are.

- Hi, Ma.

- Looks like there's a blackout.

- Yeah.

Erica, why don't you

let your cousin be?

See if they need anything out there.

- Excuse me, Aunt Kitty.

- Yeah.

I just wanted to thank you and your

husband for the meeting tomorrow.

I really appreciate that.

You know I'd do anything for your mother.

She's not doing too well.

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