Tulsa King

How you doin', Harlan?

I'd like to buy your wind turbines.

What do you know about "wind turbines"?

I know they blow.

They don't blow.

- They're taking-- - Bodhi.

Nobody likes a fucking wiseass.

This Manfredi,

he's moving in the wrong direction.

And that's my direction.

I want him put away.

I'll be trying this case personally.

Real fuckin' Boy Scout.

This place is beautiful.

- Do you want me to come out? - Would you?

To help you get settled.

How was your trip to Tulsa?

Place is run by Dwight Manfredi.

These New York pricks don't afford me

so much as a courtesy call.

See, this is how people really get hurt.

I got a bit of a situation.

Somebody stole the catalytic converters

- on my lot. - Ah!

For protection, you give my daughter a new car.

Certified pre-owned be okay?

But there's nothing like that new car smell, Donnie.

What do you want?

Help us take out Dwight.

Together, we're gonna take back what's ours.

You've heard the state's evidence

and you've heard the state's witnesses,

and the only witness-- Agent Stacy Beale--

knows the truth.

And the truth is

I never tried to bribe anyone in my life.

Agent Beale knows it, the ATF knows it,

the U.S. attorney knows it

and now you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury,

you know it, too.

So, in conclusion,

I have no doubt that you'll arrive

at the only fair verdict,

which is I am absolutely,

100% not guilty.

And if that's not true, I'll come over

and bust your heads individually.

What are you doing?

What? He did a good job.

This is supposed to be a courtroom, not a concert.

Yeah, thank you, Fred.

But what did you think of the summation?

I thought it was good. It was very concise.

Case is shit, you must acquit.

Thanks, Tyson, I'm gonna try to work that in.

Hey. Cuckoo. Hello. Clint?

- Huh? - What did you think?

Innocent.

Okay, "not guilty" or "guilty."

Those are your only options.

Innocent's the same thing.

No, it is not.

"Innocent" means he didn't do anything illegal.

"Not guilty" means they can't prove the charges.

Where'd you get that?

Boy, there's, like, 15 hours

of Law & Order on TV every day.

Then he's innocent because, technically,

he didn't do anything illegal.

Right. Not this time.

Hey, look,

you got this.

All's you need is one person on that jury

to see things your way.

- Thank you, Jimmy. - Out of 12 people,

that's like... 15%.

8.3 percent.

- Even better. - Therefore,

I find him innocent.

"Not guilty," dude.

Hey!

Is everyone fucking high here?

What did you expect? You chose to have a mock trial

in a weed shop.

How you doing?

Good.

How long does it take you to do that?

Write lyrics?

Depends on the mood.

Sometimes, when I'm feeling good or almost happy,

it's always terrible, takes forever,

but when it rains, it pours.

- Yeah. - Bevilaqua's gonna

come and see you.

Okay.

Him and his guy Carl Caputo.

- Yeah. - Play nice in the sandbox,

see how Dwight takes it.

Yeah.

It's time for a regime change.

- Talk to you later. - Okay.

Who was that?

- Eh, one of them robocalls. - Yeah,

you got rid of him in four syllables.

The fuck does that mean?

- What? - You trying to say something?

You don't think I was talking to one of them

- fucking robo-fucks? - Relax, man.

I was just making a dumbass joke.

The entire point of mediation is to avoid

a lengthy, contentious and oftentimes

quite expensive divorce litigation.

That said, I find what Clara is proposing

to be quite reasonable in terms of visitation.

Okay, I'm listening.

You'll see the boys every other weekend, with supervision.

That's reasonable? The fuck, Clara?

You get to stay in the house, I'm paying support

through the nose and now, what,

you want to screw me on the kids, too?

You aren't with your degenerate friends here, Armand.

Can you possibly keep your language civil?

Supervision? Supervision?

- The fuck is that? - For this to work,

it's best if we keep emotions out of things.

I'm getting hammered at every point here!

Maybe the time to think about all of this was before

you threw your lot in with criminals, okay?

This is just the repercussions of your lying.

What lying? Guy's an acquaintance of mine.

Really? You have a lot of acquaintances

who beat the living shit out of you in your own kitchen

and then put a fucking gun in your mouth?

You ruined our family

'cause you chose that fucking crook Manfredi

over your own family.

Why don't you be a man now, huh, for once

and own what you did?

Clara, please.

Fuck it.

Whatever.

You are agreeing to Clara's terms?

Give her whatever she wants.

You talked to Donnie Shore?

Yeah, and I tell you one thing--

he's happy to have those converters back.

Yeah, I'm sure he is.

And I think he's about ready to pack it in.

Think he's had it. The dealership.

Think it could be an opportunity.

A great business to launder money,

decent revenue stream.

I think, with great marketing, it'd be a gold mine.

It could. I like it. You'd have to change the name, of course.

Oh, I got that under control.

Dwight Manfredi's Autorama.

I can do better than that.

Or "The General."

"General Motors." You think they'll mind?

I'll check.

What do you know about cars anyway?

Well, I know a little bit.

My uncle owned a Ford dealership.

Hmm. You know-- But you got to have a pretty big inventory.

- You got to have a lot of cars. - It's not as bad as you think.

You ever heard of floor planning?

- Mm-mmm. - You get a short-term loan

from the bank.

The cars are used as collateral.

And then, bit by bit, you pay off the loan with each car sold.

In addition to the sales, then you got the service center,

another moneymaker.

- Big-time. - Big-time.

What do you think?

I think it's about time we paid Donnie Shore a visit.

- Tyson. - Yo.

What are you reading?

- Pocket Bible. - Pocket Bible?

It's too late, pal.

It's never too late.

And what's this handsome boy's name?

- This is Hunter. - Hey, Hunter.

Ooh, he's strong.

Someone's been eating their Wheaties.

He is strong. Fast, too.

Hmm.

I thought you were looking for another Arabian.

Well, a man needs to stay flexible

or else he blinds himself to the possibilities.

Of course I can buy that guy and the Arabian.

- I know. - Mm-hmm.

Sorry to hear about your friend.

I guess you're referring to Dwight?

Yeah. Him.

I understand the U.S. attorney's taken on his case personally.

- Wouldn't know. - Really?

Oh, I thought you two were an item.

Yeah, so you keep saying.

Makes me wonder why you're so interested.

'Cause you could do a whole lot better.