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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S04E04)

"What do you hear? What do you say?"
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"Welcome home."
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"Youngstown, my ass. Look at this guy. You look like you were in Miami."
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"What can I get you, Paulie?"
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"- Hey, over here. - There you go."
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"He's a financial guy."
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"How you doing, kid?"
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"Have a seat."
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"How you doing? You okay?"
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"but I could've used a boost when I was gone, too."
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"l just made my ruling, you are required to answer."
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"But isn't there some law about testifying against your husband?"
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"What we saw in that courtroom is a transparent attempt by Richard Cross..."
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"We'll go get breakfast."
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"Oh, aspetta, I'll go with you."
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"Told me about some scam his minister was involved with up in Harlem."
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"Forgazee Mortgage Loans or something, right?"
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"HUD was set up to help minorities and low-income families to be homeowners."
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"All right, sit tight. I'm gonna be a while."
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"to make friends with a guy who lived 20 blocks away from me."
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"No shit?"
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"- Hello. - Carmela, it's me, Furio."
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"So how is everything? How's your dad?"
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"Not so good."
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"That's okay, I probably leave them home."
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"Al right."
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"Okay."
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"The summer of '67, we're both home on break."
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"What a fucking summer that was."
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"Later that year, Maurice and I helped organize one of the first black voting drives."
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"Like many non-profits..."
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"Republican administration, plus a proliferation..."
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"of new charities post 9l11."
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"I took the liberty of filling Maurice in on the broad strokes."
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"Have him grab up these four houses on Garside Street..."
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"What you do, Maurice, is take the phony appraisals to HUD."
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"Convert them to low-cost housing for working families."
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"They cut a check, and we work it up nice."
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"Unforeseen construction delays and repeated vandalism..."
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"- Is there a problem? - No problem, I just wanna talk to you."
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"God."
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"What?"
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"You're fucking kidding me."
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"What am I, her father? You're both adults."
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"Very deeply. Roz and I are separated."
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"The heart wants what the heart wants, I guess."
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"Look, she's a great girl."
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"Wish you nothing but the best, bro."
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"It's been a while, figured I'd check in."
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"I heard Paulie Gualtieri's out of jail."
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"- What do I know? - How does Christopher feel about that?"
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"Christopher likes Paulie, they're friends."
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"Is that a crime now, too?"
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"How is Christopher anyway? He looked tired last time I saw him."
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"If you're gonna turn me into a traitor, fine..."
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"He doesn't have a drug problem."
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"Came over from Avellino with $4 in his pocket."
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"- Who gives a shit about Newark? - I'm making a point."
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"They said, "You don't want us here? Fine. We'll build our own, a better one. ""
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"'Cause our people give a shit, that's why."
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"to come here to pray."
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"They keep this place alive."
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"Right, like I haven't seen places like this before."
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"Real estate. Buy real estate."
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"- Hey, what's up? - What's up?"
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"No, thank you, we're just having a look around."
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"The language on you."
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"So that's a crack ho."
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"Keep your fucking cracker ass off my motherfucking block!"
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"She's really gonna marry him?"
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"His problems really become her problems."
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"I wouldn't count on children."
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"So what do we do, people? Yay or nay?"
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"Hello, Tony."
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"No."
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"or anything having to do with the homeless..."
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"I understand they're gumming up the works."
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"Good dinner, baby."
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"Christopher."
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"I don't know."
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"Let's just go down to City Hall."
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"You said you wanted a big wedding anyway."
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"I just want you."
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"It'll be cheaper anyway, we could buy a house."
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"can't testify against her husband."
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"You can't have a club, stay out all night getting high when you have a kid."
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"My uterus got pierced."
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"T's right."
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"You want my advice?"
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"she stood by you, right?"
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"Do you want to end up like my uncle Junior?"
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"Exactly."
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"All right, thanks."
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"I've got to think about it."
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"What about the police? Get the seller, the urologist, to make the call."
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"I realize that."
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"I'm in a bind here."
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"People of color."
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"Get some kids, gangbangers, whatever, you throw them some money."
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"It's about the $7,000."
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"I don't know what he understands."
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"I'm trying to tell him about the immigrants. He's talking about room service."
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"- Your angry tirade? - You want to talk about that now?"
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"Your behavior was unacceptable, Anthony."
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"it becomes unacceptable."
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"All right, look."
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"Now it may not sound like much, but I let it go. I drove away."
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"the same courtesy you would a crack addict."
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"that half-assed adolescent shrink."
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"Up and at them, Lieutenant."
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"Busted brake line."
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"the kid thing and all."
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"Really?"
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"I am sure he will be honored."
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"Get out and stay out!"
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"All right."
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"Mr. Tiffen, you take possession as of today."
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"For you."
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"- Your name will never come up. - It's not that, it's just..."
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"Give me a fucking break."
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