mmm.
well, that's true. i don't. i think someone else is asking for it.
it's delicious --
i've heard.  i can't remember where.  that it's full of that good kind of fat, the kind you're supposed to eat --
and now there's a good cholesterol and bad cholesterol. everything they tell you completely changes every other week. i don't know why they think we should listen at all.
i'll put this in the back.
all the professionals keep them in the trunk.
especially tiger woods. . actually, he keeps his on the back seat.
hi.
just watching you.
i keep feeling like i'm forgetting something.
david, come inside --
arnie, thank god.
can you please tell me what on earth is going on?
why are you talking like that?
arnie, this is crazy.
what is he being charged with?
arnie, i feel like alice stepping through the looking glass.
thank you so much, but i had a lot of help.
i am on the board of my son's school. i had a fundraiser for a.l.v. in my front yard. i have a right to know if my husband is a legitimate businessman.
if all our assets are frozen and our "sales force" has scattered.  how am i supposed to survive? i'm giving birth in three months. how do i get through this?
how much do i pay him?
david, come back here this minute. david!
david --
please put down my son.
thank you. that's a valuable lesson. david, come on.
yes, hi jenny, account number 4168 2245 3173.  i need a cash advance.
what's the largest amount i can get? okay, i guess that'll have to do.
i so hope i didn't startle you. i thought you might like some cold lemonade.
i know this is a difficult situation and you're only doing your jobs. i don't bear you any ill-will, but i do have a small favor to ask.
a man threatened my children. these charges have attracted a lot of attention and it seems to be bringing all the nut-jobs out of the nut jar. would you keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary. i don't know what else to do.
thank you.
arnie, i need money. somebody threatened my children. they want a first payment of three million dollars.
arnie, help me. doesn't anyone owe us money?
please. tell me who carl sells to.
what about legitimate businesses? we own a construction concern, real estate --
don't you have some good news? isn't there something positive you could say.
sometimes i wonder what i'll do if carl doesn't get out. i'm not very adept at being on my own. i've always had a man in my life. always.
i'm glad you think so, but i'm picturing a debt-ridden, thirty-two year-old mother whose ex-husband is being compared to pablo escobar. and i'm wondering who would want to be with someone like that?
how's david? how's david? he's terrific, carl.
we watched his father get dragged away by federal agents. i don't even know how to begin to tell him where you are or when you're coming back.  or if you're coming back.
how? supportive letters from prison while i'm being kicked out of our home? do you have any idea what is happening out here? our credit cards are maxed. the people at the bank, you should see their faces when i walk in there. i have a letter from the government telling me that anything i sell from our house will be taken against an income tax lien. our friends are behaving like the crowd at a public hanging. nobody will help us. nobody will take us in. nobody wants anything to do with us. so tell me, carl, how you're gonna make it up to me. tell me again how we'll get through this, and maybe while you're at it you can put your hand up against the glass so we can have a tender moment of connection.
tell me what to do, carl. i need guidance, not a fucking platitude. i'm not bringing a child into the kind of life i grew up with. i won't do it. i want our life back.
i don't understand.
i don't have three months.
how much will you give me in cash? today.
you must be joking. that's a fraction of their value.
get out. get out of my house.
it's all right. we're have a disagreement, that's all.
a friend.  of carlos ayala.
i'm on a special phone, may i speak freely?
i have a job for you and i don't have much time.
you're kidding. can't you shoot him or something?
when will you do it?
there's always a way. if people get to the pope or the president, you can get to him.
you've got a gun. get out of the car and shoot him in the head.
what are you? a mouse? get out of the car and do it. this is your chance.
i tried, arnie. and, i will continue to try.
that is going to be rather difficult when all the evidence is against us.
i know i made things worse. i know that and i'm sorry, but arnie i need something from you. something only you can help me with.
i need an introduction to the obregon brothers.
i figured out what carl was up to and i need your help. will you help me?
yes, he threatened to kill my five year-old son. i was under the impression i would be meeting juan obregon.
why do you say that, mr. marquez?
my husband is the victim of an informer in your organization, not ours.
i don't think you're going to do that.
there are plenty of other suppliers in mexico.
my husband had been working on something he called, the project for the children. are you aware of this?
we have the ability to change the color, odor, and physical property of cocaine.
not in.
this doll is cocaine.
every part, from his ears to his accessory belt, is high-impact, pressure-molded cocaine. odorless. undetectable by dogs. undetectable by anyone.
get a bowl.
try it.
i'm six months pregnant. i won't do it.
fine, then we don't have a deal.
it should be.  it's yours. i want our debt forgiven. i want to be the exclusive distributor of obregon brothers cocaine for the united states. and i want the principle witness against my husband, eduardo ruiz, killed.
that's crazy. my husband is on trial for smuggling.
you will help me with my other problem.
i'm in a hurry --
you've got to be kidding me. i'm pregnant. what if i refuse?
did you get it?
the place is swept twice a day. i learned that down in miami in '85.  arnie. i'm the housewife. i belong to the most exclusive country club in la jolla that accepts latinos. until recently, i believed my husband imported hydroponic strawberries, which i donated at the school fair.
it's the same stuff? from the rainy day stash?
i'm desperate, but i'm not stupid.
come on. time to go.
women's room, stall two. should we stop for ice-cream?
who was that?
come downstairs. everyone is waiting.
throw him out of here.