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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S06E06)

"For business reasons, okay,"
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"I could do that, no problem."
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"Wait here. I'll get your Viagra."
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"Let me tell you something, for two months after the shooting,"
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"as far as snatch was concerned,"
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"Like Sil."
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"It's just the effects of the physical trauma."
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"Doc said it was part of the healing process."
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"I must be healed now because I got a baguette"
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"in my pants now 24/7."
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"Hey, she's coming this way."
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"- Yeah. - Julianna Skiff,"
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"Cannoli?"
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"I represent the Jamba Juice Company."
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"wants to put a store in around here?"
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"You know the old glove factory across the park,"
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"over by the cathedral, beautiful renovation."
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"I just bought a loft there myself."
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"Person like yourself's a wonderful addition to the neighborhood."
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"Public records show the building at 1,800 square feet."
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"So that makes a purchase price of $315,000."
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"Frankly, I'm not wild about the smell in there."
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"Let me tell ya, his eggs taste 10 times better"
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"Businesses relocate all the time."
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"No, this would be a real loss for the neighborhood."
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"Don't you live out in North Caldwell?"
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"Yeah, my family made the trek up Guinea Gulch."
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"But my roots here go way back."
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"My grandfather came from Avellino"
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"Iike most of the people around here, and I grew up right over there."
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"How about you? Where're you from?"
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"Upstate New York."
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"My parents have a catering business,"
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"something to leave to the kids, right?"
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"So I left home at 17."
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"So-- interested, not interested?"
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"I'm interested."
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"And..."
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"- Been dreaming of those johnnycakes. - Can't beat Jim's johnnycakes."
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"I saw you at the fire last night."
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"You don't get paid for that, right?"
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"We're all volunteers."
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"to steal shit from people's bedrooms."
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"- How's the book coming? - It's fucking slow today."
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"Writer's block, huh?"
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"Everything you make is fucking delicious."
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"Maybe I will."
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"I thought you were writing a book about Rocky Marciano."
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"Well, you can't talk about one without the other."
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"Marciano--"
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"now that was a tragic death."
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"Now what was the year he fought Joe Louis-- '49?"
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"Yeah."
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"When you told me you were writing a book,"
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"I don't know where my fucking head is today."
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"Maybe you're working too hard."
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"It must be lonely sometimes-- being a writer."
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"Hey, Dad, I left my science project in the back."
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"Don't lose my glue gun."
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"They tell me to go fuck myself."
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"- I'll see what I can do. - Thanks."
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"Hey, how's Junior?"
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"You know, I been meaning to ask you,"
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"chicken or the egg? You wanna weigh in?"
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"- How are you? - Good good."
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"So how's business? Mezzo mezz'?"
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"See, when you hold your knife with your blade"
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"facing your opponent, you got a lot better control."
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"No, if you got the tip pointing at him, you get more distance."
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"You could swipe his abdomen and fucking gut him."
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"It's so easy for him to step back, grab your fucking arm,"
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"Yo, Hernan."
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"Sure, what time?"
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"Cool."
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"No problem. I can cover tonight."
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"I'm totally fucking minted. Later."
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"Yeah?"
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"He stepped on a nail?"
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"Fuck."
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"How far did it go in?"
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"- Fuck! - Would you mind?"
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"That was Hernan?"
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"He was such a dick in high school."
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"Well, he was a senior. What do you expect?"
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"The kid spends every night"
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"in some fucking club in New York,"
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"sleeps till noon, puts in a couple hours at Blockbuster"
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"and that's it."
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"And since my injury, like I told you,"
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"accepting. Be grateful for what you got."
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"But maybe that's wrong. Maybe I should be on the kid."
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"Really?"
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"I never should have told you 'cause that's all you fixate on with him."
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"Can you empathize with AJ at that age?"
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"but I didn't vegetate."
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"- What? - These are different times."
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"so much input of every kind."
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"Consequently, true adulthood"
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"And the new 26 is what?"
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"I'm 46, so that means I'm what, 35?"
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"My father isn't an old man."
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"It's ridiculous to let himself disintegrate like this."
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"How's it going with patient Soprano?"
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"- What? - I'm talking about my father, Elliot."
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"Why don't you just admit he's a gangster?"
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"He was gunned down, and you're into it"
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"on a tabloid level."
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"I'm responding to that."
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"before he totally decompensates."
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"Has he cried or reported crying"
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"at all about this man Buster?"
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"Junior, no."
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"This omerta concept"
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"comes from a pre-therapeutic culture."
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"It's something else."
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"Hey, man... park it in the garage"
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"What's going on, man?"
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"How's it going? Good to see you."
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"Capo di tutti capi."
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"What's that mean?"
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