Public Morals

Vince Latucci:
Shea, go find something to do.

Jimmy Shea:
What did you have in mind?

Vince Latucci:
Oh, you want me to wipe your ass to, prick?

Smitty:
It's good to see you.

Rusty Patton:
You certain about that?

Christine Muldoon:
The joys of living in beautiful Hells Kitchen!

Joe Patton:
Well, that was a pretty decent turnout for your dear uncle's wake.

Terry Muldoon:
Especially for a guy with no friends.

Joe Patton:
I was his friend.

Terry Muldoon:
Really? Surprised to hear that, actually.

Joe Patton:
And why is that?

Terry Muldoon:
Well, the night before he got killed, he told me he thought you weren't keep a close eye on the neighbourhood. Said he thought you were complacent, he even called you soft. Said maybe it was time for some changes.

Joe Patton:
Well, he was right. They just weren't the changes he had in mind.

Charlie Bullman:
I just want to make sure she's treated fair.

Captain Johanson:
Fair? She's a hooker, Bull! Fair exited her life a long time ago.

Smitty:
I told you it would get better for us, remember?

Terry Muldoon:
Sally, there's no reason to get emotional. I'm not getting emotional, am I? I'm just talking business. So sit your fat ass down!

Rusty Patton:
You know Richie Kane, right?

Pat Duffy:
Yeah. Yeah, sure. We went to high school together.

Rusty Patton:
I need to talk to him about some business that we have. Think you can find him?

Smitty:
[upon discovering he was talking to the son of a police officer] Is that a fact? It was nice talking to you kid.

Smitty:
I have no interest in starting a war with Patton; a war we can't possibly win.

Smitty:
Any more big ideas? Get these punks out of here!