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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:Yeah they seem a little frustrated and anxious that they're gonna have to do something about the $7.50 place, it makes them all nervous and Rudy knows it's his responsibility but no one wants to pull the trigger. Wasn't it all but spelled out for us that Rudy's man (forgot his name, Tommy or something?) set fire to that place at the end of last week's episode?
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Frankie trying to back into the dry cleaners and spilling coffee all over himself while customers yelled at him angrily was loving comedy
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JethroMcB posted:A bit confused as to why we went down that road with Frankie at all - were we really supposed to believe he'd go straight and settle down? I anticipated the dry cleaning store to gradually turn into a front of some kind, maybe even leading him into contact with a different crew of criminals, but instead we're already through with it. I have absolutely nothing to back this up, but that felt kind of like one of those "based on a true story if you can believe it!" kind of sub-plots that David Simon will occasionally run with. Like it's something that really happened at that time and place and he had to include it because it's just too bizarre not to or something.
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Goddamn (new ep spoilers) it sure was satisfying to watch CC get his commupance but I sure didn't expect Bobby to be the one to give it to him. I was surprised CC even knew Bobby's name, I couldn't even remember them interacting before!
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