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

"Sounds like you got a lot to talk about. I'm gonna hit the showers."
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"Maurice, nice meeting you."
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"Same here."
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"Okay, we got a guy, Dr. Fried, he's a urologist."
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"We'll give him $500,000 of our money."
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"for $125,000 apiece."
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"The old First Ward."
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"Once we own the houses, we got an appraiser who'll play ball."
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"He's gonna re-appraise them in the $300,000 range."
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"Tell them your urban housing thing wants to buy up these shitholes."
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"Once HUD guarantees the mortgage app, you take it to the bank."
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"Your cut'll be in the 10 percent of the profit range."
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"My office'll write a letter in strong support of your application."
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"Sounds about right."
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"Tony, good."
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"You're still here."
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"You brought Irina, your old girlfriend?"
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"Yeah, the cystic fibrosis thing, the fundraiser."
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"This is awkward."
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"Irina and I are seeing each other."
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"I met her that night at the fundraiser. I gave her my card."
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"She was having some problem with her landlord."
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"She called me months later, after you two broke it off..."
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"- one thing led to another... - All right, take it easy."
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"It's ancient history."
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"I wanted to tell you. I feel like I owe you an explanation."
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"Enjoy yourself."
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"It's more than that. I care for her."
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"The heart also wants what the dick wants."
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"Okay, who's gonna scrub my back?"
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"Ralph, you steal my water?"
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"l'd be in trouble if you left me now"
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"Man, I love this song."
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"The Chi-Lites."
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"The best."
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"See, a lot of people think that, but they're wrong."
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"Chi-Lites were on Brunswick."
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"See you soon."
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"So, Tony, anyway..."
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"Beautiful girl, a little needy."
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"Dr. Fried, you are now the legal owner."
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"Eat my dust, Donald Trump."
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"- Hey, Adriana. - Jesus Christ!"
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"Why don't you go haunt a house or something?"
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"but do me a favor and stop asking about him like you give a shit how he is."
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"How is he doing with his drug problem?"
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"Really."
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"As a matter of fact, we're thinking of finally getting married."
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"Yeah, it was cool. I love the ocean."
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"Feel like taking a ride?"
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"See that church?"
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"Your great grandfather helped build that almost 80 years ago."
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"He was a stonemason, the old man."
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"for, like, 10 cents a week then."
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"Room service must've been, like, one or two cents a meal."
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"Room service?"
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"We're talking about history here, A.J."
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"This neighborhood used to be beautiful."
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"Hundred percent Italian."
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"The 1920s, most of them right off the boat."
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"Most Italians couldn't even find a church that wanted them."
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"So what did they do, did they cry?"
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"Did they go to the government with their hand out? No."
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"They took care of their own problems."
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"Look at all these buildings around here."
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"Most of them are falling down into the ground."
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"But that church is still standing."
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"You know why?"
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"The bricks?"
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"Every Sunday, Italians from the old neighborhood drive miles..."
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"So how come we never do?"
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"Buy land, A.J., 'cause God ain't making any more of it."
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"This is advice I'm imparting to you as your father."
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"Now what?"
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"Those crappy ones? What for?"
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"For an investment."
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"What have I been saying?"
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"I don't know."
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"Dad, the black dude's coming over."
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"Five-O?"
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"Smoke, crack, or crank?"
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"- No eyeing if you ain't buying, man. - Thought this was a free country."
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"Unless you want something, motherfucker, get the fuck off our street."
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"- You blow your father with that mouth? - What the fuck you say to my sister?"
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"Relax, I don't want trouble. I'm showing my son the old neighborhood."
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"This is our neighborhood now. Guinea motherfucker."
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"Yeah, I can see that."
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"- What is wrong with this girl? - Come on."
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"Moltisanti's a great catch."
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"Tall, dark, and sociopathic."
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"From a strategic standpoint, do the nuptials help us or hurt us?"
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"If they do get married..."
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"And by extension, gets her closer to Tony."
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"It could cause her to stop cooperating."
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"The guilt becomes overwhelming."
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"Remember Angel Diletto?"
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"I think it's more likely to have the opposite effect."
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"The Dilettos never had kids."
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"She's had some issues. Female trouble."
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"Maybe Darwin was right."
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"Nature really does weed out the nimrods."
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"Supportive or discouraging?"
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"If anyone objects to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace."
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"I say neutral or supportive."
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"Even if we discourage it, she'll go through with it anyway."
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"Agreed then. They have our blessing."
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"To the happy couple."
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"These doctors own so much property."
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"You're going to buy four houses on Garside Street?"
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"You've certainly got your work cut out for you."
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"One day at a time."
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"You know, it really would've been better if we met over at Denny's."
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"What are you worried about? I was in the neighborhood."
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"So, what's up?"
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"Can I get you something? Scotch, right?"
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"- So? - What, "so"?"
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"- We got to get them out of there. - Why didn't your guys roust them?"
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"That won't attract any attention at all."
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"- What do you want me to do? - Exert some influence, make some calls."
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"Get the donut squad to go down there and roust the shitbags."
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