No, I got this one to impress a girl. Oh? And how did that work out? Not good. - We've been married 18 years. - Ooh, poor woman. - 18 years, huh? - Congratulations. - Thank you. - Wow. The rest I got, you know, Maori, tribal. It's beautiful work, man. Thank you, man. I appreciate that. - What was that one? - Maori. This stands for strength and courage. - Really? - Yeah.
The King of Staten Island
17s
Why do we have to clean this thing anyway? It's just gonna get fire on it. You think the people that are burning alive give a fuck if the truck is shiny? Just saying. I don't even know why you got to clean the truck. What, you're trying to show up all sexy to a fire? I like him.
The King of Staten Island
13.5s
I hear you're Stan's kid. He was a brave man. It's an honor to meet you. Thanks, man. It's a, it's an honor to meet you, too. I-I didn't do anything, though. You don't think you did? No. I appreciate your sacrifice.
The King of Staten Island
11.3s
He's doing a good job. He knows how to wash a truck. Getting ready for his career working at a car wash. You ever gonna give this kid a break or what? I don't know what I'm supposed to do.
The King of Staten Island
12.9s
It's good, right? Yeah, it's better than good. Did a great job. Yeah. He said he was gonna teach me. He said he'd teach you how to do that? Yeah.
The King of Staten Island
11.1s
It's weird having you walk me to school. Why is that? 'Cause Scott always walks me. I walk you sometimes. I guess so.
The King of Staten Island
3.6s
No! No! Stop! All right!
The King of Staten Island
1m14s
It's so nice in here now. I love it. I love the colors. I love everything. - Mm! - Hey. - Oh, hey, Scott. - What's... What's going on in here? Where... Why is everything so different? Isn't it nice? Do you like it? Is that a pink chair? - Yeah, we've been redecorating. - W-What's up with the drapes? Yeah. Plants, too. Yeah. Why's... Your mother has great taste. Yeah. Where have you been staying? Oh, I've been, uh, at the firehouse with Ray. Oh, okay. Well, I'm just glad that you're not on the street. I told you he wasn't homeless. When you're right, you're ri... I love this green. - Yeah, well... - We... I actually have been learning, uh, a lot and, like, bonding with the guys. - Oh. - So, uh, yeah. Yeah, they got me cleaning. Uh, they got me, like, washing stuff and, like, - working around the firehouse and... - Mm-hmm. Oh. I really understand where you were coming from before. You know, when you threw me out. Like, I think I really got my shit together now, and I'm ready to, like, come back and... Okay. So, like, you think you know what hard work is? Well, I wouldn't say that, but, you-you know, I-I-I definitely have an idea. You mopped a floor and-and you cooked. You cleaned a bathroom once. Oh. Oh, Scott. And how's your shoulder feel after all that very hard work?
The King of Staten Island
15.6s
Listen up. We're getting multiple calls on this box. We're going to a fire. Suit up! Ladder 5-7 to Staten Island. Yes, go ahead, Ladder 5-7. Transmitting second alarm. Box 1-1-8. Fire in the first and second floor of a five-story multiple dwelling.
The King of Staten Island
9.3s
Code alarm. Engine and truck are first due. Box 118. Heavy smoke coming from the roof. Hey, yo, Scott, you want to ride this one in? Is-is that okay?
The King of Staten Island
6.4s
Oh, you're making fun of me. Why are you making fun... I-I worked really hard. I did. Ask Ray. He's trying to get back.
The King of Staten Island
5.4s
5-7-9 to 5-7, all the apartments on the first floor are clear. 10-4, Cap.
The King of Staten Island
3.5s
Yeah, jump in. Jump in.
The King of Staten Island
2s
Yeah? How-how do you know?
The King of Staten Island
2.3s
And he stays to his word.
The King of Staten Island
49.7s
They went to high school together. They went to fucking high school together. I'm like, "Only Stan could get away with that." I swear to God. Well, you know, the rumor is that he got the coke from the cops. Not that cop. There was another cop he knew in Manhattan. What? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! No. - Coke? What? No. - Guys, guys, guys. - Guys, it's his dad. - So? - I didn't know it was a secret. - It's his dad. You can't just tease me with that. - Please, guys, but... - It was... You don't understand. My mom, my mom tells me all these stories about how much he's like a saint and all that shit. Like, I-I would love to hear a coke story. - Please. - The PG-13 version. No, you don't... No, the real version. You don't understand the amount of pressure I'm under, - thinking this guy's perfect. - All right, fuck it, fuck it. All right, we were coked out of our minds. - Nice. - All right? We all were. We all... Well, I mean, uh, we were. - But that was a different time. I mean, we all did it. - Right. This guy was the cokehead. - You were the cokehead. - All right. I stopped four years ago. You know that. What are you talk... How do you think he stayed this skinny all these years? No, I have a high metabolism. They should have his face on a nickel in Bolivia.
The King of Staten Island
26.9s
Let me tell you something. You know, your dad, he didn't just die saving those two people that night. I mean, he did that a lot. You know, like, sometimes, he wouldn't even wait for the line. He'd just, he'd just go in, like, a fully involved room, and you're, like... I'm like, "What are you doing?" And because if-if he heard there was somebody in there, he'd just go in. That's the way, you know... He... That's who he was. That's how he was built, you know? He couldn't, he couldn't not be that way.
The King of Staten Island
19.8s
We get into Brooklyn. And sure-sure enough, there's cops. Like, uh, like they were waiting for us. Oh, shit. So now I'm like, "Oh, fuck. We're screwed." Stan gets off the car. He goes over to the cop. I'm thinking, "Oh, shit, he's gonna fucking clock this cop. He's gonna, you know..." And he goes right up to him, grabs his face, and he kisses him on the lips.