The immediate juxtaposition between the suburban soccer kids playing in a warm, safe area and the kids in the dark, cold, dangerous streets. Just, wow. Whether it was intentional or coincidental, it's just another reason why the Wire is the greatest show ever created.
watching this episode for the second time i notice the switch from the kids playing soccer to the kids in the project chasing each other around. awesome scene change
As a single dad, the scene where McNulty misses seeing his son get a goal because his ex was griefing him and has to smile and lie about seeing it when his son runs up so proud, and the end with the look on McNultys face as he realizes even someone whose life is as hard as Bubble's is feeling pity for him.... Ouch.
@@jon8004 Actually, Bubbles says "There's a thin line between Heaven and here". Which is a much better line, but very easy to miss, as I missed it too the first time I saw the scene.
@@steverogers7601 Compared to most of the other fathers still involved in their kids lives on the show, he's not doing too bad, and his kids sure seem to love him, even though he doesn't get along with their mom. But he's def a flawed character bent on self destruction, like many others characters in the show.
@@tyronegreen1961 Bubbles was the strongest characters. Was in the shit but still cared about others. Was strong enough to put it behind him and get clean.
@@missbelled6700 lol exactly my man. I am not touching no dope fiend, homeless person, or an obvious dirty person's hand. I can't trust them to make sure they hands are clean or if they have some disease that I could get. I ain't gonna insult them, I'd even be okay with a elbow bump or the Indian namaste. And it's got nothing to do with him being poor/homeless/lower class, only hygiene. If a rich dude was a slob, had dirty hands, or was sick, I wouldn't shake they hand ether. No disrespect, it's just all in the game.
My guess is that she’s an extremely attractive woman who was treated like a princess by men her entire life until McNulty cheated on her and made her feel like she’s nothing more than a pretty piece of meat. This left her extremely bitter towards McNulty and possibly men in general, which she takes out on Bubs.
"a thin line between heaven and here" this line is also realized in season 4 when Randy is going to church with his foster mother. As he is walking across the street, he looks over and sees people on the corner slanging not far from the church. One of the many reasons this is my favorite show of all time
It’s sad bc you drive 10mins out of the suburbs and the world changes. People drive like they are tards, people act like they are tards... it’s not the environment, it’s the people and their behavior.
This is very suburban in general I think. I grew up in suburbs in Michigan and Ontario and they even have the name "soccer mom" for a certain kind of mother.
For what? He's a human being with agency. He's responsible for his own choices in life, as are all of us. Personal accountability... a foreign concept to 99% of Americans these days.
I wouldn't shake his hand either. Look at him, he's filthy, and he's obviously a junkie. You want me to shake your hand, get your shit together and take a goddamn shower.
When I watched the show 10 years or so ago I had a soft spot for bubbles and always assumed that - with different circumstances, maybe better friends when he was still younger - he would have turned out just fine. With a decent job and maybe a family.
And here is the thing..... there are plenty of people in Baltimore in those circumstances. I know a few. And most made something of themselves after a fall.
“It’s a thin line between heaven and hell.” My God the writing in this show was amazing. In 20 years, this series will be in the Library of Congress as a quintessential piece of uniquely American art.
peter hansen fair enough. But I’m not going out of my way to be all hands on with a complete stranger who’s full of open wounds who uses needles to do drugs
Am I the only one who notice that Jimmy only brings people from the game who are good guys (good guys by the game standards) 2 the place where his kids are at
I would make an attempt to acknowledge them. I work in a hospital where there are all kinds of germs, plus toxic dust from chemotherapy and such... I always make an effort. She could always just wash her hands afterwards. And she wasn't approached, she was introduced. Big difference.
From what I felt you shake the hand of any human being who puts their hand out. Believe me I know from experience I live on Long Island but don’t work there
"Thin line between heaven and here" could be interpreted as thin line between life and death, and thin line between poverty and luxury. Especially the juxtaposition of cutting from the upper-middle class suburbs to the ghetto again.
@@jasmeg2844 What are you going to catch from someone’s hands? Known plenty of addicts you can’t get HIV from shaking someone’s hands or at least acknowledging him. Stuck up bitch couldn’t even say hello.
I think the setting is supposed to be in the city (street looks like Baltimore City) which is in contrast to the streets McNulty works, i.e. it's all the same place but worlds apart.
Yeah, there are neighborhoods like Roland Park or Mount Washington where everything is gentrified or going that way situated right next to transitional neighborhoods like Pimlico. Gentrification doesn’t go neighborhood by neighborhood, but side of block by side of block. Bubbles’ quote is one of the realest things they say about Baltimore in the show, which gels with how much the man knows the streets of his hometown.
When I first watched the wire, I thought Elena was going to be the bitch, and reason for their divorce. Turns out McNulty was the one with the issues. Elena even gave him advice about being careful not to lose relationship with Beadie. That's what makes The Wire the best show, not making McNulty a perfect person. Great detective, but not a good husband, and not the best dad.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 Nah, not sarcastic... just saying that a trailer park is already much better for the simple fact that there's not a lot of shootings in trailer parks, at least not nearly as many as a chicago or baltimore ghetto.
@@StainsStainsStains Yup. If I had to make a choice, I'd much rather be in a trailer park than in a run-down ghetto neighborhood. Way safer and less depressing. Still, that's a pretty low bar lol.
It’s so sad how football( soccer )in America is rich kids sport, while in whole world but especially South America and East Europe it’s an escape from real problems to all the poor kids.
I know where you guys are coming from when you say the ex wife needs to shake his hands..But you gotta recognize..Bubbles is a junkie to the lady..That's all..Who here would shake hands with a junkie stranger?
I've shaken junkies hands plenty of times. Why wouldn't you shake a junkies hand? Being a junkie isn't some contagious disease you will catch by shaking their hand. It's called being a decent person and treating them like a human being.
every other weekend isn't 50-50, doesn't he mean every other week? I have my daughter and me and my wife split the time right down the middle, but its actually split down the middle.
Depends on the custody agreement. In Maryland, the man generally tends to get fucked in these deals. Plus it doesn't help he has a job that works crazy weird hours. Courts take all that into consideration.
"What are you late for?" "Soccer." " . . . suck what?" I wish the writers had let West put a line in there something like "Soccer. It's what the rest of the world means when they say 'football'".
I think this is pretty out of place; I mean, why would McNulty take Bubbs out of the city when he's meeting his kids? He's the most sympathetic character on the show, true, but even McNulty would take the kids. Also, I don't think Bubbs should go there either. He's out of place, he's got to make money, and yet he blows an afternoon to watch the kids play a game he doesn't even know. Still, even if the setup isn't as great as this show generally is, that line is PERFECT.
Yes, but Bubbles is a homeless guy. He's got to hustle every hour of every goddamn day, or he doesn't eat. Seeing that he's a "product of his environment" doesn't feed him...
You do know that Bubbles was getting paid buy McNulty as an informant, right? He made more money in one afternoon with the cops than in one week on the streets. "The setup isn't great", no it is great but you simply missed it.
it's established that mcnulty misses a lot of his kid's games, he was desperate to make a quick pit stop to show up and support even if it meant bringing an informant(a harmless informant who he began taking a sincere liking to). this is a great scene, showing the vast differences in some parts of Baltimore than others. you just couldn't grasp that. it's also established that the cops pay him for his time, so he wasn't sitting in on the soccer game for free.
You don't think McNulty slid Bubbles something for his troubles or just because? I'll bet $$$ on it that he did and Whatever he gave him I'm sure it was more than worth it.
I mean the mans a dope fiend, its obvious just from looking at him.. even though he's a great person, I probably wouldn't shake his hand either if I never met him before.
Heck, don't shake hands. Knew a guy who'd #2 and walk straight out of the bathroom. Knew he could be gross sometimes, but seeing that made me realize i had no idea where the bottom was for anything,
In Jr high I got my taste of the northside of town, that's when I realized the morals of my Grandpa's tales were on point, never would have thought he was 97% on the money, the only bad advice he gave me was ONCE AN ADDICT ALWAYS AN ADDICT, sorry ABUELO BUT YOUR SON AND GRANDSON DID LEARN OUR LESSONS AND TODAY I'M GOING TO BE LIKE BUBBLES, FEELS GOOD TO EARN TRUST ... I MISS YOU MY #1 GRANDPA... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! OH YEAH ONE LAST THING WHEN YOU TALK TO GOD ASK HIM TO BLESS THE DODGERS...
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The line by Bubbles, “it’s a thin line between heaven and here” is so deep and meaningful. The best single line from the show in my opinion
Bubbles may be Jesus, but I didn't tell you.
The immediate juxtaposition between the suburban soccer kids playing in a warm, safe area and the kids in the dark, cold, dangerous streets. Just, wow. Whether it was intentional or coincidental, it's just another reason why the Wire is the greatest show ever created.
definitely intentional, adds to the heaven and here quote Bubbles says a few moments later
Breaking bad
I’d say equally as good. 2 shows I just can’t say where one is better than the other.
watching this episode for the second time i notice the switch from the kids playing soccer to the kids in the project chasing each other around. awesome scene change
Damn...harsh shit
@ludlow 889 You didnt see that?
"Thin line between heaven and here" - Bubbles
Chasing down a goal verses chasing down each other.
Also, the sun went down a long time ago, where was this soccer game? West Virginia?
As a single dad, the scene where McNulty misses seeing his son get a goal because his ex was griefing him and has to smile and lie about seeing it when his son runs up so proud, and the end with the look on McNultys face as he realizes even someone whose life is as hard as Bubble's is feeling pity for him.... Ouch.
Yeah that is so real.
@@jon8004 Actually, Bubbles says "There's a thin line between Heaven and here". Which is a much better line, but very easy to miss, as I missed it too the first time I saw the scene.
Odds you would be saying the same thing if mcnulty was ur father though
Mcnulty is a shitty father lol
@@steverogers7601
Compared to most of the other fathers still involved in their kids lives on the show, he's not doing too bad, and his kids sure seem to love him, even though he doesn't get along with their mom.
But he's def a flawed character bent on self destruction, like many others characters in the show.
Bubbles was one of my favorite people on the Wire. He had a good heart
. Just was a slave to his addiction. So glad he got clean.
Low key Bubbles was the center piece of the show his road to recovery and redemption was phenomenal
@@tyronegreen1961 Bubbles was the strongest characters. Was in the shit but still cared about others. Was strong enough to put it behind him and get clean.
You're completely correct. His character's arc was long and profound, and one of the best performances in the whole series.
Great acting
One of my favorite characters. As much as I know it’s a show, I sit around and wish that he stays clean.
I was an extra in this scene. One of the kids playing soccer. It was so damn cold but I got paid 50 bucks!
proof?
Hes a 70 year old man look at the profile pic! Maybe the referee
@@flisko123 Do you know him do you have proof his comment is untrue no so shut up troll.
If we needed proof for all thing's said on youtube thr internet would break
Pablo Escobar no, fuck you.
"Soccer"
"...Suck what?"
Bubble's story is amazing. He is real people.
amen!
He is natural Pow-Leece
Bubbles treated like a leper...
Treated like a dope fein
To be fair, he literally looks like a leper here
@@stonem0013 man had his teeth hangin out his mouth lol I get being open-minded but... Maybe I'd have waved or dusted knuckles or something
@@missbelled6700 lol exactly my man. I am not touching no dope fiend, homeless person, or an obvious dirty person's hand. I can't trust them to make sure they hands are clean or if they have some disease that I could get. I ain't gonna insult them, I'd even be okay with a elbow bump or the Indian namaste. And it's got nothing to do with him being poor/homeless/lower class, only hygiene. If a rich dude was a slob, had dirty hands, or was sick, I wouldn't shake they hand ether.
No disrespect, it's just all in the game.
Well.. 1:35
A crackhead is still a human being. Doesn’t matter some them have better hearts than the people who consider them selves “normal“ people
She didn’t shake Bubbles hands. That upsets me.
The cold hearted prude didn't even shake one of them.
She was social distancing.....
Well.... 1:35
What a bitch
My guess is that she’s an extremely attractive woman who was treated like a princess by men her entire life until McNulty cheated on her and made her feel like she’s nothing more than a pretty piece of meat. This left her extremely bitter towards McNulty and possibly men in general, which she takes out on Bubs.
"a thin line between heaven and here" this line is also realized in season 4 when Randy is going to church with his foster mother. As he is walking across the street, he looks over and sees people on the corner slanging not far from the church. One of the many reasons this is my favorite show of all time
slinging not slanging
@@swanningabout slunging
"Thin line between heaven and here." It's an epigraph, but roll credits!
Should have been the end of the episode.
They even fade to black, I’ll bet that was the original intent.
@GodsSon987 the look on face....
Thin line, yes, but Bubbles crossed that line later on.
McNulty sure know how to bring it out of people, don't he.
If we had cops like McNulty maybe the world could be a little more balanced.
This is the most suburban central Maryland thing I've ever seen
@JOE knows Hey Joe, your racism is showing.
You need to get out (the hood) more...!
It’s sad bc you drive 10mins out of the suburbs and the world changes. People drive like they are tards, people act like they are tards... it’s not the environment, it’s the people and their behavior.
This is very suburban in general I think. I grew up in suburbs in Michigan and Ontario and they even have the name "soccer mom" for a certain kind of mother.
This scene is so sad for Bubbles.
For what? He's a human being with agency. He's responsible for his own choices in life, as are all of us. Personal accountability... a foreign concept to 99% of Americans these days.
I felt so bad for bubbles when she didn't shake his hand
Love how nearly no one talks about that
Beadie would've shook his hand.
I wouldn't shake his hand either. Look at him, he's filthy, and he's obviously a junkie. You want me to shake your hand, get your shit together and take a goddamn shower.
That last shot in the car is heart wrenching.
Excellent judgment call by Elena, not shaking Bubs hand! Considering just 20 secs later he had one hand on each of his nuts...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Thin line between heaven and here.” I love this quote so much.
When I watched the show 10 years or so ago I had a soft spot for bubbles and always assumed that - with different circumstances, maybe better friends when he was still younger - he would have turned out just fine. With a decent job and maybe a family.
And here is the thing..... there are plenty of people in Baltimore in those circumstances. I know a few. And most made something of themselves after a fall.
“It’s a thin line between heaven and hell.”
My God the writing in this show was amazing. In 20 years, this series will be in the Library of Congress as a quintessential piece of uniquely American art.
"Heaven and here"
He said "It's a thin line 'tween heaven and HERE". Still phenomenal writing.
refusing someones hand....man thats the lowest form imo, dirty trick.
MultiMrMiles heroin addict who probably doesn’t know he has HIV...yeah...
@@InDatParish Even so, you don't get hiv through a hand shake
peter hansen fair enough. But I’m not going out of my way to be all hands on with a complete stranger who’s full of open wounds who uses needles to do drugs
@@InDatParish Understandable. If there's open wounds or visual blood on the persons hands then I would also refrain myself from doing so
peter hansen coulda gave the man a knuckle bump or something lol
You could write a book just about the incredible quotes of The Wire!
Mcnulty was real police. Kept his ear close to the streets.
This is why I love UGK International Players Anthem, Big Boi said you better chose the right one or pick the Kids up.
Am I the only one who notice that Jimmy only brings people from the game who are good guys (good guys by the game standards) 2 the place where his kids are at
+Its Trill Its Damn Trill who else? he brought his kids to follow stringer and I wouldn't say he was a good guy.
soldatheero Omar and that doesn't count because Stringer was already there
+soldatheero He didn't bring them..they just ran into string
who's he supposed to bring around his kids...Marlo and Chris?!?!?! Cheese maybe??!?! lol
Well would you bring Chris and Snoop to meet your family?
I would make an attempt to acknowledge them. I work in a hospital where there are all kinds of germs, plus toxic dust from chemotherapy and such... I always make an effort. She could always just wash her hands afterwards. And she wasn't approached, she was introduced. Big difference.
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@@darthkek1953 there are usually sinks and restrooms at parks
From what I felt you shake the hand of any human being who puts their hand out. Believe me I know from experience I live on Long Island but don’t work there
the more i rewatch mcnulty the more i hear his damn accent slip
This is the reason I can never get my wife to watch the Wire.
Who got the goal for you guys is so English at the start
One of the show's most important motifs
"Thin line between heaven and here" could be interpreted as thin line between life and death, and thin line between poverty and luxury. Especially the juxtaposition of cutting from the upper-middle class suburbs to the ghetto again.
So, you are saying single mom with two kids can afford upper middle class suburb?
" Yo Where In the leave it to beaver land are you taking me"? Lmao
Ppl at 1:35 when bubbles put his hands down his pants he just trying keep his hands warm. Something us Baltimore guys do doing winter.
u in to some sick shit a? reported to fbi
thats not a baltimore thing brah, thats an ordinary survival tactic.... people been doing that for centuries
Haha I never even noticed his hands before now, his facial expressions throughout the scene had all of my attention
Animez4u I knew that not even being from there shit I do it in my pajamas but I can see how some MFS don't get it
Anybody from anyplace does that me to.
It seemed like a really got to bubbles going to the suburbs and then seeing “regular” families having fun.
That moment you realise you've literally injected WAY more money than it would cost to buy a house in the Burbs.
This is why you never marry or have children with these vindictive gold diggers... my lawyer says my ass
Thin line between heaven and here. This show kept it a buck
"It's a thin-line between Heaven and here". -Bubbles
uh oh....i feel another binge coming like the 8th (12th) time watching this series.
1:58 good ol' parents' lie, "yeah I saw it".
Mcnulty: soccer
Bubbles: suck what?
It's football 😂
Gotdang 'Muricans and their soccer? It's futbol⚽️!
Its association football aka soccor opposed to rugby football. Im British btw
It’s crazy. Bubbles hasn’t even heard somebody say soccer before.
The blacked out tooth is soooooo theater
I melt everytime I see soccer in American movies. That sport is the best, with the World Cup and all. 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Soccer ⚽️
Come on, just one handshake!
Obvious heroin addict with open sores on his body, I wouldn't touch him either.
@@jasmeg2844 I have patients like you they cringe during an examination very amusing.
@@jasmeg2844 Where his hands were clean.
@@jasmeg2844 What are you going to catch from someone’s hands? Known plenty of addicts you can’t get HIV from shaking someone’s hands or at least acknowledging him. Stuck up bitch couldn’t even say hello.
now where in leave it to beaver land are you taking me?
In what world is 6 out of 30 days a “50/50 split”?
Family courts. America. Women. Welcome to the game son. Never put a ring on it is my only advice.
Bubbles has a hankering for the respectable life. McNulty throws away the respectable life to chase bodies in the ghetto. But, each to his own.
1:35 wtf Bubbles
I think the setting is supposed to be in the city (street looks like Baltimore City) which is in contrast to the streets McNulty works, i.e. it's all the same place but worlds apart.
Yeah, there are neighborhoods like Roland Park or Mount Washington where everything is gentrified or going that way situated right next to transitional neighborhoods like Pimlico. Gentrification doesn’t go neighborhood by neighborhood, but side of block by side of block. Bubbles’ quote is one of the realest things they say about Baltimore in the show, which gels with how much the man knows the streets of his hometown.
So no one's going to say "here's McNulty ruining his own life again"?
When I first watched the wire, I thought Elena was going to be the bitch, and reason for their divorce. Turns out McNulty was the one with the issues. Elena even gave him advice about being careful not to lose relationship with Beadie. That's what makes The Wire the best show, not making McNulty a perfect person. Great detective, but not a good husband, and not the best dad.
Best place to warm the hands, no joke.
As a Brazilian, the “suck what?” scene is even funnier 😂
one of the many great quotes
Bubbles snubbed on the handshake!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The only Bubbles I know lives in a trailer park.
That's a hundred times better than the ghetto
@@CheerfullyCynical829 yeah, if only for the fact that people don’t get shot all the time in a trailer park.
@@StainsStainsStains Are you being sarcastic? Can't tell.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 Nah, not sarcastic... just saying that a trailer park is already much better for the simple fact that there's not a lot of shootings in trailer parks, at least not nearly as many as a chicago or baltimore ghetto.
@@StainsStainsStains Yup. If I had to make a choice, I'd much rather be in a trailer park than in a run-down ghetto neighborhood. Way safer and less depressing. Still, that's a pretty low bar lol.
It’s so sad how football( soccer )in America is rich kids sport, while in whole world but especially South America and East Europe it’s an escape from real problems to all the poor kids.
@1:54 It pains Bubbs to see them fighting.
mcnultys ex refusing to shake bubbles hand fucking pisses me off so much
"soccer"
"suck what?"
Those are some beautiful houses.
why she gotta treat bubbles like that
The dog barking at the end, some fool must have just been got.
just beautiful...
McNulty and hi ex wife is the reason why I will never get married
Breaks my fuckin heart every time
This show is so realistic that it is scary
He is a heroin addict not a crackhead.
1:57 No, he did not see.
West's British accent really comes through in his first line in the clip. Still, great accomplishment what he did.
"After" is the only word I notice. The rest is bodymore
Thin line between heaven and hell
real fiend woulda asked to cop knowing that he leaving the city
🤣🤣🤣🤣 his mainest man mcNutty should hooked Bubbles up with some red caps
How could she know he's one in the million? ;-)
I know where you guys are coming from when you say the ex wife needs to shake his hands..But you gotta recognize..Bubbles is a junkie to the lady..That's all..Who here would shake hands with a junkie stranger?
I've shaken junkies hands plenty of times. Why wouldn't you shake a junkies hand? Being a junkie isn't some contagious disease you will catch by shaking their hand. It's called being a decent person and treating them like a human being.
She’s was just worried about COVID
Bubbles almost choked there. Damn.
As a nose fan, I wouldn’t have let her go.
Huh??
@@CheerfullyCynical829 his ex had a great nose
maybe she seen 1:35 and said no way!
I didn't notice until now!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
"this is bubbles..."
Okay well if I need a self worth boost remind me to go and visit that lil girl birdie
every other weekend isn't 50-50, doesn't he mean every other week? I have my daughter and me and my wife split the time right down the middle, but its actually split down the middle.
Thats his argument
.he gets every other weekend. The wife calls this a 50/50 split nevermind she gets them all week, the stupid bitch.
Depends on the custody agreement. In Maryland, the man generally tends to get fucked in these deals. Plus it doesn't help he has a job that works crazy weird hours. Courts take all that into consideration.
Just noticed Bubbles stuck noth hands down the front of his pants. Kind of a no-no at a kids soccer game!
Yeah but a man’s gotta keep his hands warm… where else are you gonna put them?
its once you figure out he's English or Irish whatever. i didn't start realizing until i was told he wasn't American
Bubbles.was cool
His ex-wife was cute, if nothing else.
She might have been something else if McNulty didn't bring a junkie where his kid was and start swearing at her
@@RealityCheck6T9 ?
Callie Thorne was pretty hot
@@RealityCheck6T9 nevermind the alcoholism and cheating while married
Ah, prob just trying to keep his hands warm but, yeah, dun't look very good...
Why are mama's
always soo mean
to Papa's?
Bubbles look like the cereal frankenberry
Bubble knows "Leave it to Beaver" but he doesn't know what soccer is? Hum.
IT AIN’T ABOUT THAT DOE
"Suck what?"
2:04
Man: Go get that son of a... and take the ball!
Woman: Talk to Jimmy, he got on me, yup!
Man: He got me not fu*kin females!
"What are you late for?"
"Soccer."
" . . . suck what?"
I wish the writers had let West put a line in there something like "Soccer. It's what the rest of the world means when they say 'football'".
no it was perfect comic relief. Fuck you
I think this is pretty out of place; I mean, why would McNulty take Bubbs out of the city when he's meeting his kids? He's the most sympathetic character on the show, true, but even McNulty would take the kids.
Also, I don't think Bubbs should go there either. He's out of place, he's got to make money, and yet he blows an afternoon to watch the kids play a game he doesn't even know.
Still, even if the setup isn't as great as this show generally is, that line is PERFECT.
Yes, but Bubbles is a homeless guy. He's got to hustle every hour of every goddamn day, or he doesn't eat. Seeing that he's a "product of his environment" doesn't feed him...
You do know that Bubbles was getting paid buy McNulty as an informant, right? He made more money in one afternoon with the cops than in one week on the streets. "The setup isn't great", no it is great but you simply missed it.
it's established that mcnulty misses a lot of his kid's games, he was desperate to make a quick pit stop to show up and support even if it meant bringing an informant(a harmless informant who he began taking a sincere liking to). this is a great scene, showing the vast differences in some parts of Baltimore than others. you just couldn't grasp that. it's also established that the cops pay him for his time, so he wasn't sitting in on the soccer game for free.
You don't think McNulty slid Bubbles something for his troubles or just because? I'll bet $$$ on it that he did and Whatever he gave him I'm sure it was more than worth it.
That's all class distinction bullshit i hate the thought of it.
Women ....... god save us
I mean the mans a dope fiend, its obvious just from looking at him.. even though he's a great person, I probably wouldn't shake his hand either if I never met him before.
I’m sure as everybody else here knows lol a lot of them don’t
If what you are saying is true, remind me to never shake a hand with someone from Baltimore.
Heck, don't shake hands. Knew a guy who'd #2 and walk straight out of the bathroom. Knew he could be gross sometimes, but seeing that made me realize i had no idea where the bottom was for anything,
In Jr high I got my taste of the northside of town, that's when I realized the morals of my Grandpa's tales were on point, never would have thought he was 97% on the money, the only bad advice he gave me was ONCE AN ADDICT ALWAYS AN ADDICT, sorry ABUELO BUT YOUR SON AND GRANDSON DID LEARN OUR LESSONS AND TODAY I'M GOING TO BE LIKE BUBBLES, FEELS GOOD TO EARN TRUST ... I MISS YOU MY #1 GRANDPA... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! OH YEAH ONE LAST THING WHEN YOU TALK TO GOD ASK HIM TO BLESS THE DODGERS...
Why would you care about Dodgers