In the back of a limousine, a powerful crime boss confronts a subordinate who has been stealing from the organization and consorting with rivals. The stakes turn deadly as the boss threatens the subordinate's girlfriend to ensure compliance and restitution for the betrayal.
HARRY: Hello, Anthony. How's business?
ANTHONY: Great, Mister Phan. I've just been out here, generating some business for you. You know how it is.
HARRY: So... on top of stealing from me, you're insulting my intelligence.
ANTHONY: It's not like that. Harry, please.
HARRY: We had a deal, Anthony. I gave you everything. A roof, money, pleasures well beyond your means. All I've asked for in return is your loyalty.
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