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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S02E02)

"There's no emergency provision on file."
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"It's to save the family anguish and decisions at a difficult time..."
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"Where are my glasses? I can't find the tissues!"
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"I'm sorry, Tony, but the hospital needs a decision on this."
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"Who gives a fuck, DNR, no DNR?"
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"What if she's in a coma and has to live on tubes and machines..."
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"...because you won't sign a DNR?"
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"What? When she's a vegetable she's not gonna care!"
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"You got a license to drive, not carouse around on a school night."
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"You said we could visit. You can drive if you want."
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"Go ahead, I'll be back later."
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"That's not fair."
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"Ah..."
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"I thought you were Janice."
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"They don't care about you, Johnny."
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"No, they stick you away and forget you ever existed."
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"Oh, have a torrone."
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"He's not even washing his hands."
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"Grandma, what's DNR?"
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"- Who? - DNR, it's initials. Like..."
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"...I did a report on DNA..."
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"- Really? - Yeah."
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"What are you talking about, money?"
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"Janice, Ma. You named me."
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"Let's just get you better..."
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"...so you can go home and I can take good care of you."
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"Good night."
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"I was just talking to him."
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"Mom?"
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"That generation's almost all gone."
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"Your end of the demonstration bust-up."
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"Yeah? How'd you do overall?"
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"All right."
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"Hello?"
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"He did? Where is he now?"
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"I did a pretty good... pretty good job on two."
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"- They are all unhappy. - Sure, you listen to that Janice."
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"Yeah, sure. Look at you."
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"Why not go down there and make sure?"
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"Help me up."
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"Can you walk?"
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"What do you want, a piggyback?"
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"I got nothing to say."
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"What's this shit I'm hearing about your heart?"
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"This problem you and me had..."
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"...your mother had nothing to do with it."
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"No fucking way."
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"Black men industrialized the North, but we still fight for jobs."
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"Black joint-fitters have been shut out of the unions."
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"Yeah! That's right!"
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"Out of work while their white joint-fitter..."
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"...fills his stomach."
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"My father put his life on the line for this country."
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"Came home to establish his own tabernacle."
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"...Vietnam and Iraq."
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"Every time, I say, "Sweet Jesus, let them do right when they get back.""
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"- You know what I mean! - Tell him, reverend!"
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"I'm gonna tell him, no more cutting us out of the dream!"
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"No more!"
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"Hey, Med!"
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"No biggie."
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"- I wanted to talk to you about that. - I'm selling Ma's house, understand?"
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"You're so left-brained."
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"- Don't try to deny it! - I'm trying to save a little money."
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"She was in my class, with the birthmark."
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"...three percent commission. That's half, Tony."
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"Thousands of dollars. Maybe Ma could use it."
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"This isn't a hotel!"
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"We're out of cran-apple. Is plain apple okay?"
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"Could you get me some strawberry ice cream?"
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"I'll see what I can do."
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"Well, I can't believe it."
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"It's my daughter from California!"
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"- Seattle, Ma. - Would you like some of my tapioca?"
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"Yeah, but you see my hand? It's all black and blue..."
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"I went to the city for a few days. I'm pitching my self-help video."
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""Lady Kerouac," or, "Packing for the Highway to a Woman's Self-Esteem.""
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"Nobody knows! Nobody knows what I went through."
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"Here's your ice cream. Then we can take our walk."
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"Leave me alone, please."
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"Open the window and just push me out."
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"- I can't take this anymore. - Mrs. Soprano, what's wrong?"
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"- What happened? - She just started crying."
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"You! I know why you're here!"
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"- You want to take my house! - Ma!"
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"- Well, that's for fucking sure! - Someday, I hope you have children..."
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"- I gave my life to my children. - This is bullshit."
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"These activists, they're killing me. They're picketing my place 24-7."
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"- Who? - A hard-on, Reverend Herman James, Jr."
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""Not enough minorities doing the joint-fitting.""
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"- That's under my uncle's jurisdiction. - I know."
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"You're not such a citizen when you want a bid to go your way."
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"Watch you don't get followed meeting me."
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"Bobby Baccalieri, the last man standing."
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"Look at me, not the floor."
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"Talk to that bald cocksucker who calls himself my father's brother."
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"Tell him I'm gonna let him keep on earning. Subsistence level."
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"You're gonna hear some high-end shit. And A: I hope you understand it..."
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"...and B: I hope you keep it between this room and Junior."
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"I inherited Junior."
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"Bullshit. But we'll assume you do now."
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"The Joint-Fitters Union, it's all his, okay?"
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"He also gets to keep his stripes."
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"As far as the feds are concerned, they've got the boss in jail."
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"Got it."
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"...it's now mine."
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"That's it."
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""To the victor belongs the spoils.""
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"Mr. Bompensiero, is your wife here to drive you home?"
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"Skip."
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"It went great. You'll feel the difference in your back in a few days."
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"It'll take a couple of days for the steroids to kick in."
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"Too much stress in your life, Sal."
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"He's already suspicious. I gotta be careful."
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"He tried to suffocate his own mother."
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"You don't owe him dick."
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"Every time we get an elder Mafioso incarcerated..."
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"- ...we get the same bag of tricks. - Your Honor."
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"I take offense at the characterization of my client as a Mafioso."
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"...to seek the best medical care he can afford."
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