Please.
-He's got the money.
-He was a friend of mine.
-Broad daylight. I can't believe it.
What kind of people are gonna take
another man's property right off the street?
Forget about it.
The whole society's going down the tubes.
We never had this kind of a problem
when Nixon was around.
Nixon? Nixon? Forget about Nixon. Nixon.
We had respect all over the world.
We stood for something.
We had law and order in the street.
We had a little different story.
Too bad he wasn't Sicilian.
He was Sicilian.
You know, last night
I'm watching Roger Grimsby on the news
and those Ayatollah cockamamie people
are marching through the streets,
and they're whipping each other on the back
with whips.
Get out of here. I never heard of that.
-Donnie, am I right?
-What?
Fucking fanatics over there.
What're you asking him for?
What're you asking him for?
What was it, a ventriloquist act?
I asked him a question...
But you're talking to me. You're asking him.
He reads... What do you mean,
why am I asking him?
Fuck if he reads. You ask me.
What're you asking him?
-Did you see it?
-I'm here. You're talking to me.
You're talking to me.
What are you talking to him for?
I talk to you, then I talk to him.
I talk to everybody.
All right, all right, all right.
Sonny, come here. Bobby.
Good seeing you.
Bobby, give Sonny a good table
and a bottle of your best, on me.
Why don't you get him a tailor
while you're at it?
-What do you say, Curley?
-How's it going?
This is Dean Blanford,
he's from Washington.
-Joe.
-Donnie.
Call me Donnie.
I don't want to get confused.
I know what you mean, pal.
Sometimes you get so busy,
-even I forget my own name.
-Yeah, is that right?
Is it hard to cash checks?
Dean's up from Washington.
Yeah, you said that part already.
What's next?
Now that the operation
is beginning to bear fruit
headquarters decided to transfer me
up to Sin City here.
-What for? You want to keep an eye on me?
-No.
To make sure you receive
the proper support.
-The proper support.
-And to make sure, in all the hubbub,
-there are no missed opportunities.
-Missed opportunities? Like what?
We have an agent in Miami,
goes by the name of Richie Gazzo.
-Miami?
-His operation is potentially very sweet.
Problem is, it's starting to languish
right now and needs jump-starting.
The Bureau would like you
to go down there
and see if you could interest
some of your mob friends.
-lf you vouch for Richie Gazzo...
-I ain't vouching for nobody I don't know.
I was hoping
we'd get off on the right foot here.
What's the big deal?
You just go down and vouch for the guy.
Sit in the sun for a week.
-lf I vouch for the guy, I could wind up dead.
-So could he.
You're not the only one out there
risking your life, bud.
I'll let you know.
I'll get back to you.
He'll let us know?
-Good evening. How many?
-Five.
My wife says it's very in, Japanese.
She read about it in Parade magazine.
Very big now.
Have seat. Take off shoes. Please.
-What kind of food is this?
-It's fish.
-Please, take off shoes.
-Are you kidding me?
Take off your pants. What's that?
I'm afraid it's necessary.
-It's Japanese tradition.
-ls that right?
-Forget about it, I ain't doing it.
-I'm afraid it's necessary.
Forget it, I ain't taking my fucking shoes off.
-Hey, Donnie.
-What?
When in Rome...
Nicky, who won the fucking war?
-War? What war?
-We did. Do you want to fight it again?
-Take off your shoes.
-I ain't gonna do it.
-Take your shoes off.
-I ain't taking my shoes off.
I want to eat sometime tonight.
Take off your shoes,
or I'm gonna chop off your fucking feet.
What do you want me to do?
You want me to take orders
from a fucking Jap?
I grew up in an orphanage because
my old man was killed in Okinawa.
You think I'm taking my shoes off
for this fucking prick?
No, I ain't doing it.
I'm afraid it's necessary.
Listen, my friend's not gonna
take off his shoes there, Mr. Moto.
I'm