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Clips from The Wire - Hamsterdam (S03E03)

"I got one of those stock boy jobs..."
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"one of those "cheapest guys in town" stores."
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"Unloading appliances..."
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"taking air conditioners and shit out to the customers' cars."
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"Like that."
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""How many you want?""
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"I didn't even need a clock-radio."
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"See, that's me, though. Born fuck-up."
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"All right, you know what?"
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"That'll work."
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"On this card is my full name and phone number."
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"A police officer was shot in this neighborhood a couple of weeks ago."
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"You all know the incident I'm speaking of, right?"
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"I'm looking for the officer's gun."
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"A Glock 9..."
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"which happened to misplace itself during this incident."
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"Now, I don't care..."
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"I don't care who has it now."
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"I just need it to find its way home."
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"Y'all don't happen to know a fellow by the name of Peanut, right?"
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"I didn't think so. Well, anyway, gentlemen, you know, one hand washes the other."
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"Any questions?"
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"Huh?"
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"Get them out."
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"Shit, I had to try something."
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"One each. One each."
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"Keep it moving. Little boys. Yellow tops all day long. Right here."
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"All right, all right. Come and see him and get that knockout shit, all right?"
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"Much obliged. Good looking."
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"- Yo, he down across Fremont? - Yeah."
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"Now we're on this side."
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"Oh, and Barksdale is down the way."
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"Got the red tops, y'all, red tops!"
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"My nigga."
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"Yo, spider bags!"
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"Come get the red tops, red tops!"
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"Nothing too sexy. Just pushing a case uphill..."
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"inch by inch on Kintel Williamson..."
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"our stated target."
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"We're working, too, Lester."
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"I got a real case to bring in."
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"Fellow name of Stringer Bell. You might have heard of him. I don't know."
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"You got a mouth on you, boy."
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"He's still out there, Lester."
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"He's got his corners, his money."
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"Fuck it. By now, for all you know, he's got all that downtown real estate."
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"- without us even knowing it. - That ain't the point."
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"All that downtown property Bell has title on?"
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"He's probably laughing his balls off right now. At you, me, Daniels, all of us."
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"You even pretending to speak for anyone other than yourself, McNulty?"
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"I'm speaking for the job."
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"You wanna talk about police work?"
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"I was doing the job when you was just dreaming on it."
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"Daniels was out there, too."
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"He's a boss. Fuck the bosses."
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"but he's cost himself plenty for the sake of the job!"
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"He's earned some loyalty."
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"Fuck loyalty and fuck you, Lester. I never thought I'd hear..."
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"that chain-of-command horseshit come out of your mouth."
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"Motherfucker, I've spent a lot of time in a lot of weak units."
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"More than you."
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"Now, this here may not be perfect, but it's a chance to be police."
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"You're not even worth the skin off my knuckles, junior."
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"You put fire to everything you touch, McNulty..."
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"then you walk away while it burns."
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"I got nothing more to say to you."
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"Nothing."
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"And you..."
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"I'm surprised at you, girl."
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"Daniels raised you from a pup."
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"Gotta get with Bubs."
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"Check on those fucking properties."
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"Well, Major Colvin, what do you think?"
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"Well, it all sounds good."
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"But before I give you a final answer, I need to speak with my wife."
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"Your cheesecake."
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"The cheesecake's fine."
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"They bring it in from Michael's, out on York Road."
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"It's got a little cinnamon in the crust. None better."
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"Of course, I'd like to think our offer's pretty damn good, too."
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"Excuse me while I go to the little boys' room, gentlemen."
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"I need to tinkle."
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"I never understood why a grown-ass man gotta talk like that."
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"He need to take a piss, whether he know it or not."
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"You'll get used to these academic types, Bunny."
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"Especially when you get that first paycheck."
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"Yeah, it's generous."
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"And dull. In a good way."
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"I mean..."
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"You're ready to take it down a notch, aren't you?"
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"Hell, yes."
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"Yeah, that's how I felt."
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"My only regret was that I didn't tell the Deputy Ops..."
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"to stick it in his ass on my way out the fucking door."
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"Hey, Johns Hopkins wants you, Bunny."
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"But what? You gotta ask your wife?"
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"Oh, man, I ain't gotta ask her nothing."
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"I'm just letting Mr. Jenkins stew a little, is all."
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"Wonder what's keeping him."
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"I guess he felt the need to make a dookie, too."
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"They got corners up on Argyle..."
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"and along Fremont up top."
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"Avenue corners belong to everybody."
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"Some who were with Barksdale, and some independent-like."
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"McHenry Street got some of Barksdale's people, too."
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"But Gangster Webster's crew is right beside them."
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"What about the Lower Avenue corners and the Poe Homes?"
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"They belong to this young boy named Marlo."
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"Young boy."
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"Got all that good real estate near downtown."
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"Got himself the lunchtime trade."
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"Marlo one of Barksdale's people?"
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"Marlo what?"
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"Come on, you got anything else on this guy?"
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"You got another tip, maybe?"
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"So much for the hourly wage."
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"107M703. Yeah."
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"That's the tag on the truck he ride."
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"107M703."
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"That little rubber ball right there, next to the spark plug."
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