>> Previously on
"The Family Business"...
>> I already spread these around
with the club dealers last
Friday.
My phone's been blowing up.
>> $500,000 wholesale or retail?
>> Think of this as a gift from
the Duncans.
>> Caliente, a dope fiend's
dream.
>> There is no gift that can
replace my son.
Now, is there?
>> Daddy?
[ Dramatic chord plays ]
>> [ Sighs ] Lou.
>> * Yo
* Y'all ready
* Let's get this money
* Money
>> * We got a mansion in Dubai
* And our wardrobe keep us fly
* We know you like
* Hey
* We know you like it, yeah
* We always winnin', and that's
no lie *
* You really wish you had our
life *
* We know you like
* Hey
* We know you like it
>> * It's the family business
>> * Oh, nah, nah
>> * Family business
>> * If one win
* We all win
* Oh, nah
* Oh
>> * Family business
**
>> [ Breathes deeply ]
Look, man, we live in a world
where bad people do bad things,
and they would've done that
whether you were there or not.
And I'm glad you weren't there.
But I promise you, we're gonna
find them, and when we do, we're
gonna let them know they messed
with the wrong family.
>> [ Inhales sharply ] Yeah.
>> Now, you a soldier.
Straighten up, man. All right?
>> [ Voice breaking ] Yeah.
>> You a soldier, right?
>> Yeah.
>> All right. Let's go.
>> [ Breathes deeply ]
[ Gunshots ]
>> [ Breathing heavily ]
>> * I think I'll stand...
>> Fuck!
>> * Slavin' away
* Though I am the one who
leave *
* And you are the one who stay
* Feels like I'm holdin' on
* To you desperately
* Wishin' I had more of you
* I know I'm runnin' out of your
time *
>> [ Crying ]
>> * I know it is selfish, but
I love *
* You hold the keys to life
* Ay
>> * Time
>> * And I can't afford to give
my love *
* Ay
* 'Cause that cloud'll never
return *
* I feel you constantly
* Slavin' away
* Though I am the one who
leave *
* And you are the one who stay
* Feels like I'm holdin' on
* To you desperately
* Wishin' I had more of you
* I know I'm runnin' out of your
time *
* Cherish now every day, I do
* Ask for more...
>> I want to thank you all for
coming out.
You know, my brother Lou, he,
uh...believed in God, but he
wasn't a big churchgoing guy.
And he made me promise that I
wouldn't give him a church
sendoff, nah, but that I would
throw him a party, a party with
lots of cigars, good food, good
drinks.
>> * And you are the one...
>> See, Lou...
he wanted his friends, family to
hold on to the good times.
>> * Wishin' I had more of you
>> Anybody who knew Lou, they
knew he loved to have a good
time.
He loved this place, so it seems
only fitting if we spread his
ashes here.
So...
>> * Time
>> * You're eternal
>> * Time
>> * You're not God, but you
work side by side *
>> * Time
>> "Chip."
There you go.
>> * Slippin' away
* I'm the one who leave
* You're the one who stay
>> Carl. Carlos.
I swear the only people I saw
last night was johns.
And they was all regulars.
Look, if you want some
information, then why don't you
go to talk to Ronnie?
>> Oh, Ronnie with the buses?
>> Yeah, Ronnie with the buses.
>> Man, do us all a favor,
Ronnie!
Tell us!
Now, who killed Lou?
>> [ Winded ] Man, I don't know.
>> Oh, you know.
>> All I know is I heard the
bartender at Benny's talking
like it was an inside job.
>> What? You getting tired?
Man, I could do this shit all
day.
Talk!
>> Okay!
Look, I don't know his name, but
he messes with a waitress
named -- uh, named Sheryl.
>> Now, Sheryl...
who's more important, your
husband here or your side dude?
>> Huh?
>> [ Mutters ]
>> So, what's up, then?
You not gonna eat?
>> I don't have much of an
appetite.
>> Hey, Pop. You good?
>> Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.
Junior, I want you to change,
get with Paris, meet up with the
twins.
>> Everything okay?
>> They might have a lead as to
who's behind this.
>> [ Breathes deeply ]
>> Come on. Let's go.
**
>> Hey, what's up?
>> What's up, man?
>> [ Mutters ]
So, what do you go for me?
>> Reggie Williams.
>> Reggie?
>> You know him?
>> That's the man.
>> He used to work on our
security detail from time to
time.
>> Talking 'bout that big
motherfucker, that wannabe
boxer, think he a badass
"Fight Club" fanatic?
>> Yeah, that's him.
Always talking shit.
>> Was he on Uncle Lou's detail
that night?
>> I don't know, but I'm gonna
find out.
>> Man, y'all need to get at
this dude.
>> For real.
>> Something like this is way
out of Reggie's league.
He's a wannabe at best, more
muscle than brains.
No way a guy like that is gonna
leave behind that much dough.
He'd be set for life.
>> I don't care whether he did
it or not.
Get at him anyway.
Trust me.
>> Why do you say that?
>> Yo, dudes be talking to a
whole lot of shit to a whole lot
of people.
Man, we have put the fear of the
Duncans name out on the streets.
That's what we did.
But bottom line, we ain't the
Duncans.
>> No way he be talking that
shit if we were.
With Vegas locked up and Lou
dead, [Scoffs] y'all lost y'all
street cred.
>> And, yo, sure, your old man
still is the mystical name on
our streets.
>> Mystical?
>> Yeah, I mean, but, yo, these
young dudes out there that don't
know him and the ones that do
think he's old and y'all
pussies.
>> Y'all can have the streets
thinking y'all pussies.
>> Yo, whoa, whoa!
>> No disrespect.
>> We ain't calling you pussy.
We're not doing that.
But out there, the streets don't
know that.
>> Hell yeah.
>> Perception is reality.
>> Just saying.
>> I know y'all doing y'all big
things with the H.E.A.T. shit.
That's cool. That's what's up.
But y'all need to handle home
first.
>> No doubt, man. Come on, now.
>> You know what?
I think they right.
>> I think it's time for the
world to find out that Vegas
isn't the only badass in the
family.
You guys know where this
Reggie Williams hangs out?
>> Yeah, I know where he be at
on Friday night, and I'll text
you the info.
>> Make it happen.
We're gonna pay him a little
visit.
>> I shouldn't be leaving at
this time.
Your uncle is not gonna change
his mind.
>> He'll listen to you, just
like he listened to L.C.'s
[speaking spanish]
Manny and I will handle things
in your absence.
>> I wish I had your confidence.
This drug the Duncans have
invented is all that people are
talking about.
Their influence could make them
unstoppable if nobody slows them
down.
>> Just go.
Go talk to my uncle and the rest
of the members of the cartel.
Make them understand that you're
more valuable than L.C. Duncan
and his H.E.A.T., okay?
**
>> Bless you.
**
>> Hi, sweetie.
What is you doing here?
I just saw your friends Shawn
and Jeffrey in town with their
bikes.
>> I'll catch up with them
later.
I have to finish this PowerPoint
on H.E.A.T. before
Uncle Orlando leaves.
>> H.E.A.T.? What's that?
>> It's this new drug
Uncle Orlando invented.
It's better than crack, heroin,
and methamphetamine combined,
and everyone's saying it's gonna
make us billions.
Cool, right?
>> [ Chuckles ] I'm sure you
think so.
What does your, um, grandfather
say about all this?
>> He says it's the opportunity
of a lifetime, and he wishes
Uncle Lou was here to see it.
>> Hmm.
Okay.
[ Smooches ] Okay.
[ Sighs ]
>> This is going even better
than planned.
Rio's people have sold over a
million dollars wholesale down
in Miami.
>> Good.
'Cause I want to start
distribution outside the
Northeast, away from my normal
base of operation.
Any objection?
>> It depends.
Are we talking about H.E.A.T.?
Because if we are, I have an
objection about that -- a big
objection about that.
>> But why, Ma?
>> Because it's dangerous,
honey.
I'm sorry.
I know this is important to you,
but I can't get behind this.
Something like this changes the
whole equation.
I mean, do you really think that
the cops are just gonna...
>> Now, let me worry about the
cops.
>> I'm talking to my son.
And anything you say to me,
L.C., is not gonna change my
mind.
Greed and your selfishness
almost got Rio killed, and I'm
not gonna put another one of my
children in that same position.
>> Look, Ma, we're doing the
same things, except now we don't
have to kiss everybody's ass for
the product.
>> Honey, are you that naive?
We have operated below the radar
for the last 30 years.
And your "opportunity" just
opens us up for more exposure --
and not just from the cops.
You think the Italians,
Russians, Jews, other black
families, for that matter, is
gonna kiss that fine black ass
of yours?
No, what they're gonna do --
they're gonna plot, they're
gonna scheme, and they're gonna
take what you made!
>> Who's that supermodel making
her beauty-pageant acceptance
speech?
>> Trent.
>> Blinded by your beauty.
>> Oh, my God, Trent Duncan.
Is that you, honey?
>> Aunt Chippy, how are you?
>> I'm good, baby.
>> What is in your diet?
You know, if Uncle L.C. wasn't
married to you, you know I'd
take you all for myself.
>> [ Chuckling ] Oh, gosh, boy.
Come on, now.
>> Gentlemen.
>> What's up?
>> So, what brings you this way?
A woman, no doubt.
>> How -- Why does it always got
to be about a woman?
>> [ Stammers mockingly ]
>> Uncle didn't tell you?
I'm working with the family
business now.
>> Oh.
There's a lot of things your
uncle hasn't told me lately.
>> We better get going.
We'll be back in a couple of
days.
>> And where you going?
>> Just heading out west for a
couple of days.
We'll be back.
I love you.
>> I love you.
Bye, Trent.
>> Good to see you.
>> You going, uh...
>> See you in a couple days.
>> O-Okay.
And where you going?
>> See ya.
[ Smooches ]
>> [ Sighs ]
[ Stamps foot ]
So, my son just kissed me on the
cheek with a suitcase in his
hand, and I have no idea where
he's going.
>> He's president of the
company.
What makes you think I sent him
anywhere?
>> Oh, don't play games with me,
Lavernius.
Anything that boy does, he talks
to you first.
And since when does Trent work
for us?!
>> He just came on the other day
as Orlando's body man.
>> Trent? A body man?
The boy's a con man.
He's not a body man.
And why does my son need a body
man anyway?
Does it have anything to do with
Lou?
>> [ Sighs ] No.
It's business.
>> You are going to get my son
killed over a drug.
What's happened to you, L.C.?
>> [ Sighs ]
I am the same man I've always
been, Charlotte.
Let's not forget it was you who
brought me into this drug
business in the first place.
>> We don't need a new drug.
We have enough money, honey.
When is enough gonna be enough?
>> When my children and
grandchildren are in the
White House.
I got the same ambition as
Joe Kennedy.
You know that.
>> Well, I am no
Ethel Kennedy, [Sighs] and this
company has rules.
And this board can vote no.
>> Well, as president, Orlando
has the power to move forward
without a vote until the next
meeting this fall.
And good luck with an emergency
session, since only the
president and chairman, yours
truly, can call for one.
>> Well, understand this.
That emergency board meeting
you're talking about isn't all
that won't be happening anytime
soon.
Your things will be in the guest
room.
[ Footsteps depart ]
>> Damn.
[ Footsteps approach ]
**
>> Has everything been set up
for the meeting with the
Duncans?
>> Sí.
They arrive later this
afternoon.
Has my uncle left yet?
>> Yes, he had reservations, but
he's finally gone.
I never thought he would leave.
>> [ Sighs ] Neither did I.
**
>> * Ay
>> * All my life, I've been
fallin' *
>> * Falling
>> * Think that I'm above the
law and *
>> * Oh
>> * Ay
* 'Cause all my life, I been
winnin' *
>> * Oh
>> * Exotic cars and the
women *
>> Are sure this the place?
I don't know.
This don't look like much to me.
>> Says it's the place.
>> All right. Let's go.
>> * We won't stop
* We run the family business
* All of us win, we got that
family business *
>> How are things with your
nurse friend?
>> Her name is Sonya, and
everything is good.
We're supposed to go out
tonight.
>> You hit it yet?
>> And that is absolutely none
of your business.
>> I'm j-- You seem a little
stressed.
I figured you was a little
backed up.
>> You are out of your mind.
We got work to do. Let's go.
>> Come on, man!
Get in there!
>> Ohh!
>> Recognize.
>> Ohh!
>> Damn.
>> Get some!
>> Thank you.
>> I got a handful of money
right now say I can whup every
man in here.
I want to know something.
Who's next?! Who's got game?!
Junior Duncan.
What you doing here?
What, am I late for work?
[ Chuckles ]
I mean, I know it ain't to
fight, 'cause everybody know
that the Duncans are soft.
>> [ Chuckles ]
So, you got jokes, huh?
Well, I didn't come here to
joke.
I came here for answers.
>> This ain't no game show.
If you want answers, you need to
go to a fortune teller.
>> You're gonna have to do
better than that, Reggie.
>> I ain't got to do shit.
>> Together: Ooh!
>> 'Cause I do my business with
these.
Ain't that right?
>> Yes.
>> Ohh!
>> And I my talkin' with these,
too.
[ Snickers ]
[ Gunshots ]
>> Don't nobody move!
You want to try me?
>> I wouldn't do that.
>> Yeah.
We should be hearing something
by tomorrow.
Yeah, I'll call you then.
That was my boss, gentlemen.
Hope I wasn't giving him false
information.
You guys will be able to get rid
of our mutual problem, right?
[ Metal slides ]
In here, you're gonna find all
the information you need -- plus
a little gift from Mr. Duncan
for your troubles.
>> You will be hearing from us
real soon.
>> Good day, gentlemen.
>> [ Grunts ]
>> Ow!
[ Groans softly ]
>> It's time to talk, Reggie.
It's time for you to tell me the
truth about why you weren't at
work the night my Uncle Lou got
killed.
>> M-My head is killing me.
>> Come on.
>> Man, let me clear my
thoughts, okay.
>> Wake up.
>> Look, look, look.
[ Breathing heavily ]
[ Sighs ] What did you hit me
with, a brick?
>> Spit that shit out!
>> Or I can shoot you in your
head and end all your damn pain.
>> You mean it, don't you?
>> I do.
>> I didn't know that they were
gonna do that to Lou.
I liked Lou.
Everybody liked Lou.
They said they just wanted to
borrow some of the cars.
>> Who's they?
>> You know, the -- the white
dude, Michael Diamond -- real
loud, sound like he on the
"6:00 News."
For a white dude, he is real
informed about what's going on
in these streets.
>> You better not be lying.
>> Look, I'm not. I swear.
>> You got relatives out of
state, right?
>> Yeah.
>> I suggest you get
reacquainted with them.
Because in this city...
you're done.
If I ever see you again, you're
a dead man.
>> You understand him?
Do you understand him?
[ Gunshot ]
>> Aah!
[ Groaning ]
>> Ooh!
>> Speak up.
I said, "Do you understand him?"
>> Yes, yes, I understand.
Look, look, look.
I'm gone. I'm gone.
You'll never see me again.
I swear. I swear.
I'm out.
>> I think he understands.
>> Yeah, she gonna shoot you in
the pee-pee.
>> Oh, and the bullet is just to
remind you we ain't soft.
Get your shit fixed.
You can't be walking around with
one leg.
You're too big.
>> [ Cries ]
>> Bye, Reggie.
>> [ Groans ]
>> Harris, I want to come home
now.
I don't need to be here.
I'm not crazy.
>> Baby, listen to me.
No one's saying you're crazy.
You're experiencing what they
call postpartum depression,
honey.
>> Oh, shut up, Harris.
I don't have postpartum
depression.
>> Then what do you call it
London, huh?
You locked yourself up in your
bedroom for two weeks.
You're not eating, you're losing
weight.
Come on, that's something.
>> Yeah, I might've been a
little out of it, Harris,
because I just had a damn baby,
and I didn't even get to go to
my uncle's funeral.
>> I know, baby, and I'm
sorry, but you got to sit tight.
The doctors said you need time
for the medication to get into
your system.
You're gonna be home soon, I
promise.
>> Harris, I want to come home
now.
>> I'm sorry, babe, but you
can't.
[ Taps wall ]
>> Not easy being married to a
Duncan, is it?
>> The hell are you doing here,
Donna?
>> Oh, I'm here to get a copy of
my husband's will.
I mean, I know if he had one,
you drew it up.
>> I thought I was cold, but you
know what?
You're an icicle.
You didn't even show up at the
man's funeral, but now you'll
waltz up in here trying to
capitalize on his death?
I mean, who does that but you?
>> Look, Harris, I don't have
time to go back and forth with
you.
I've already cashed in on his
life-insurance policies, and I'm
entitled to whatever I have
coming to me.
Now...how about that will?
>> Well, L.C. is executor of his
estate, so you're gonna have to
talk to him about that, but I'm
sure he'll make sure you get
whatever's coming to you.
>> Mm.
Well, I guess I'll have to pay
Mr. L.C. Duncan a visit, hmm?
**
>> [ Sighs ]
[ Eerie operatic music plays ]
>> Mm.
Yeah.
[ Music segues into hip-hop ]
>> * Let's keep it one, honey
* I know what you want
>> * Oh
>> * Yeah
>> * Oh
>> * Aw, keep it one, honey
>> [ Moans softly ]
>> * Aw, let's keep it one,
honey *
>> I heard you wanted to see me,
Sebastian?
>> [ Sighs ]
I hear you've been getting into
my side of the business.
>> And what side is that?
I've been working the club
business for the past three
years.
>> Yes, and I let that go
because my people work in your
club.
But, as of late, my people have
been coming up short, and, all
of a sudden, my people in every
club citywide are coming up
short.
So I sent Baby and Doll to
figure out what the problem was.
>> And I take it they found the
problem.
>> They did.
>> And you think that I had
something to do with that.
>> I do.
>> Let me be pretty transparent
and clear.
I didn't have something to do
with it.
I had everything to do with it.
>> [ Chuckles softly ]
You platinum-headed...
prick!
[ Exhales deeply ]
Do you know who I am?
>> [ Sighs ] I know exactly who
you are, Sebastian.
You're the biggest club dealer
in South Florida.
Oh, and your mama lives on
15th Street in Hialeah, and your
sister and nephew live on the
other side of the projects on
North Boulevard, and your
grandma, God bless her soul,
still lives in the same house
that you were raised in on
Juliette.
Now, let me tell you who I am.
My name is Rio Duncan, and my
family's the sole distributor of
H.E.A.T., the new drug that's
gonna put you out of business.
We've got the Italians, the
Cubans, the Mexicans, the
Russians -- pretty much every
ethnic group kissing our black
asses for this shit.
Now, you can kill me if you
want.
By the end of the week, all your
clubs will be burned down and
these two will be looking for
your body in the Everglades.
>> * Let's keep it real now
>> * Keep it one, honey
>> * Yeah
>> You think so?
>> Oh, I know so.
>> [ Laughs ]
Whew! You got some balls on you.
[ Chuckles ]
>> [ Chuckles ]
Unfortunately, I don't mix
business with pleasure, so
you'll never know.
>> Aw, that's a shame, pretty
boy like yourself.
>> Hmm.
Maybe, however, we can do a
win-win scenario here.
>> Yeah? What's that?
>> You're gonna be the sole
distributor of H.E.A.T. in
South Florida.
Hell, all of Florida.
>> * Rowr
>> * Let's keep it real now
>> * Keep it one, honey
>> * I shouldn't have to say,
but it's the only way *
* Let's keep it one, honey
>> * Yeah
>> * Let's keep it real now
* Let's keep it one, honey
>> * I know what you want
>> I like the way you do
business, Rio.
It's a shame you don't mix
business with pleasure.
[ Singsong voice ] We could've
had a lot of fun.
>> That's too bad for you.
[ Footsteps depart ]
>> [ Normal voice ] Baby.
**
>> Keith, will you please
explain to my grandson the
importance of keeping his shoes
shined?
I tell him you can have the best
clothes, the best jewelry, but
if your shoes are funky, you
might as well be naked.
>> Believe me, Grandpa, I've
been waiting for this day for
years.
>> [ Chuckles ]
Well, you're at the best place
to get it done.
[ Door opens, beep ]
>> How'd it go?
>> We've been looking all over
for this Michael Diamond guy,
but it seems as if he just up
and disappeared.
>> Mm.
Put $25,000 on his head.
He'll pop up.
And when he does, we'll be
ready.
>> Okay.
>> All right.
**
[ Car door opens ]
[ Car door closes ]
**
[ Cellphone vibrating ]
>> Hey, I got to take this call.
You go ahead.
>> [ Sighs ] Come on, man.
We don't have time for this.
We got to get in there.
[ Sighs ]
All right.
Hola. ¿Qué tal?
>> Manny.
>> You're Manny. Okay.
[ Breathes deeply ]
Come on.
>> Ruby.
>> I just want you to know I'm
getting married soon.
>> Baby, please don't do this.
[ Footsteps approach ]
>> Hola, señora. ¿Qué tal?
Mucho gusto.
>> So, are you the infamous
Orlando Duncan that my husband
has spoken of so much?
>> Sí, I'm Orlando.
**
>> I'm in charge now.
Things are gonna be different.
You guys are gonna be able to
make some money -- some actual
money.
You're gonna get paid, and not
just Randy getting pay...
>> You plan on being in charge,
Vinny?
Because last time I checked, I
thought Randy was in charge.
You know Randy, the guy that's
protecting you from the Italians
and the Duncans, them?
No.
My brother gone to Philly for a
few days to check on things and
is sitting here planning demise?
You know what?
>> Make [indistinct]
and come back.
[ Raps table ]
>> Ok-- Guys, let me just talk
to my fiancée for a second.
[ Sighs ]
Sweetheart, you're taking this
all out of context, okay?
You think I'm gonna lie to you.
I'm talking about the future,
the what-ifs in life.
Look, Randy's a wanted man in
this country -- for murder.
He's gonna have to go
underground for a little bit,
right?
I got to take over.
Someone's got to take over.
>> Maybe.
But let's not talk like it's
tomorrow.
O-- I'm trying to blow off some
steam right now, okay?
I got a lot of stuff going on.
[ Sighs ]
It's just a few more days, okay?
It's just a few more days, and
we're gonna get married.
I can't wait to make love to
you.
>> I hope you're not just
marrying me for sex.
>> What, as opposed to you
marrying me for a good business
decision?
>> You know what, Vinny?
Believe it or not, I actually do
have feelings for you.
>> I wish I could believe that.
>> [ Breathes deeply ]
>> ¿Dónde está tu marido?
Where's your husband?
>> He's stuck in México.
He's asked me and my nephew to
conduct this meeting for him.
>> Oh, okay. Vale.
No problem.
Listen, señora, las mujeres son
más razonables.
>> Who is this?
>> This is Trent, our top
chemist at H.E.A.T.
>> Very nice of Orlando, but
where is your father,
L.C. Duncan?
I expected him in this meeting.
>> Uh, mi padre...
My father is semi-retired.
He no longer runs the day-to-day
operations -- I do.
>> I'm pretty sure he's so proud
of you.
>> I hope so.
I try to make him proud every
day.
>> I, too, had a son...
a son that was very proud of his
father and his mother.
>> With all due respect, señora,
we come here not only to resolve
our family differences but also
offer you a gift and a wonderful
business opportunity.
>> I used to have a lot of
respect for the Duncan family.
Your brother Vegas saved my life
from a rebel cartel in 2004.
We were stuck in the desert for
about six months.
He was a good man.
That's the reason why I pushed
my husband so much to work with
your family and let my son go to
New York last year.
We were once a very close
family, and that's what I wanted
to try to do again.
I never dreamed in my life...
that my son would be coming home
in a body bag.
>> I'm very sorry for your loss.
>> So am I.
However, I have my nephew here,
Manny, to take over, to carry
on.
He's my husband's sister's son.
My husband Alejandro loves him
like a son, too.
And he will carry on just as
much as you are probably
carrying on for your father.
>> Right, of course. Yes.
Well, I'm sure you can both
agree that our -- our business
opportunities...
>> Before that, I need him to do
something.
He must teach L.C. the same
thing the Duncans have taught
me...
the pain of losing my son.
Shoot him.
>> No! Don't --
[ Gunshots ]
>> [ Screams ]
[ Gasping ]
>> What about him?
>> We don't need any witnesses.
Shoot him, too.
[ Dramatic chord plays ]
**
>> Alejandro.
[ Liquid pours ]
**
You were given a directive.
You were told to make peace with
the Duncans, yet you show up
arguing why you should not.
>> Orlando Duncan sits in my
compound as we speak.
However, I'm here to talk some
sense into you.
The Duncans are not what you
think.
>> It doesn't matter what I
think.
You see, the Duncans, they have
something that we want.
This new drug, it's providing to
be more lucrative and desirable
than anyone anticipated -- you,
me, the Cubans, the Africans,
the Italians -- worldwide.
You let me down a little bit,
[indistinct]
[ Sniffs ]
I smell fragrances of weakness
on you, which I have never done
before.
No disrespect.
You have been a very valuable
part of what we do for many
years.
It would hurt me personally for
me to -- to end that
relationship.
>> What, do you expect me to
work with a man who I suspect
killed my son?
>> [ Sighs ]
**
>> [ Whispering indistinctly ]
[ Glass thuds ]
[ Whispering indistinctly ]
>> [ Exhales deeply ]
>> [ Chuckles ]
Why am I hearing this, this
news?
We're going to war now, right?
I'm hearing that your people
murdered, killed Orlando Duncan.
Why am I hearing that?
>> I didn't order a death on
anyone.
>> If you haven't authorized it,
then someone else did.
[ Sighs ]
Promised that no harm would come
to him.
They made us look like pendejos
and enemies of the Duncans.
>> No.
I'm gonna return to my home
right now, and I'm gonna clear
this up.
>> Siéntete.
**
[ Bottle opens ]
You break my heart.
[ Glass thuds ]
You break my heart.
You will not be going anywhere.
Home?
Nah.
In fact, you've tasted your last
plate of ceviche.
Get him out of my face.
**
>> [ Exhales deeply ]
So, is this where you live?
>> Well, actually, it's my
family's summer home, but, yeah,
this is my house, too.
>> Look, [Laughs] you know, I-I
like you.
I like you a lot, but I'm just a
girl from the projects.
I'm not used to being around a
whole bunch of high-society
folks.
>> [ Giggles ]
We're not high society, trust
me.
>> Oh, yeah, well, I could tell
that by the, uh, Ferrari,
Porsche, Bentley I saw parked
out front.
Look, I just don't want to
embarrass you all myself.
>> Listen to me.
[ Sighs ]
Don't let the fancy cars fool
you.
My family is as dysfunctional as
they come.
Now, come on.
I can already smell my dad's
barbecue.
>> Okay.
**
You have, uh...
Can't let Mama see that.
>> Right.
>> Okay.
**
[ Cellphone vibrating ]
>> Aw.
What the...
Hola.
Sí.
Hmm.
Bueno.
My people made the call.
[ Inhales deeply ] Alejandro is
as good as dead.
>> So now we wait.
It will not be long until they
ask you to run his operations.
>> [ Chuckles ]
Did you have this planned all
along?
>> No.
I didn't plan anything until I
realized my husband was not
gonna avenge Miguel.
That's when I seduced you.
>> [ Laughs ]
Lucky me.
>> So...
>> [ Vocalizing ]
[ Laughter ]
>> No. No, get your own.
[ Indistinct conversations ]
>> I know. Yeah, I know!
He gonna be so pretty.
>> Grandpa, someone's hear for
you.
>> Juan.
What are you doing here?
>> Oh, my God.
>> Juan?
>> He's dead, isn't he?
Orlando's dead?
>> No.
>> Yes, he is.
You have my deepest condolences.
>> Oh. Oh, God. Oh, God.
Oh, my God!