hey paisan! hold this for me until i ask for it. hurry up!
do you have my goods still?
did you look inside?
i'm not interested in things that don't concern me.
i have a friend who has a fine rug. maybe your wife would like it.
no. he would give it away. i know how to repay a consideration.
oh yes, the very best.
ah, he's not at home. oh, well, he wouldn't mind.
a little help.
good, you waited for us.
paisan augustino was a gunsmith in the italian army. we do each other favors.
lady, i got a bargain on these dresses. five dollars each. you gotta pay at least fifteen, maybe twenty in a store. look at them, first class.
you'd look beautiful in all of these. you should buy at least two.
you can have two for five.
she couldn't decide.
vito, take the rest of the stock over to dandine's warehouse; he'll move it to a wholesaler.
that scar-faced bastard will find out what we got from the wholesaler. he won't take a dime less than three hundred dollars.
you know his friends. real animals. and his connections with the police. sure he'd like us to tell him our plans so he can set us up for the cops and earn their gratitude. then they would owe him a favor; that's how he operates. we'll have to pay. three hundred, are we agreed?
they say fanucci has a license from maranzalla himself to work this neighborhood.
vitone! our driver has drunk too much wine.
then, after that, what? joe 'little knife' pisani; willie bufalino, maybe, mr. maranzalla himself, c'mon!
what? you read it in the papers?
all three daughters are at church; he is alone. it's important that you let his neighbors see you leave. tessio has broken the latch on the skylight of his building.
see, brother carmello, even the church makes numbers.
what's up?
that's 'cause he's jew. look at those pregnant lips!
alright, alright, cut it out.
i said cut it out! what's your name?
what are those tools? you work on cars?
maybe i know how you can make a couple of extra bucks working as a mechanic.
but you gotta know how to keep your mouth shut, and fer chrissakes, get rid of that name. i'll call you johnny lips. come on.
bread in italian is pane. p-a-n-e, pane. don't forget.
this kid is good with cars; he kiijed at the truck, and says he can keep it going.
what's your name?
he's gonna dump that; i call him johnny lips.
go on, answer him when he talks to you. tell him: columbus, marconi.  garibaldi.