Mariachi questions Domino about her relationship with the local crime boss, Moco, and how she acquired her bar and loft. Domino reveals the extent of Moco's attempts to buy her affection before choosing to be with Mariachi instead.
MARIACHI: Are you always closed Monday nights, or did you close since I can't play my guitar tonight?
DOMINO: Mondays are my day off. Want to play a game?
MARIACHI: Sure.
DOMINO: [into phone] Hello?
MOCO: [into phone] Come see me.
DOMINO: I can't.
MOCO: Please.
DOMINO: I don't feel well. I've got to
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