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tells his story. This is our thing. Directed by James Carroll.

At this point, all kinds of things are starting to happen that are making me think about

what's going on, what our relationship, me and John and everything. I'm disgusted with

all of the fucking police, newspapers, this social media bullshit that we're going through

it's not like it was an ocean. But a few other things happen that are even more important.

I come home one night, a little late, 8.39 o'clock. My day is over. I get a call that Nikki

Scott for once has seen me in Atlantic City. I'm on the phone. It's two hours and 15 minutes

to drive there. Two hours and 15 minutes to drive back. I don't know how long this meeting

is going to be. I'm exhausted. But he's a boss. I did a lot of things with him. For him

to call me like there's something's up. So I get in the car and I go there. He's not

allowed in the casinos. But he's in the casino. He's in the hotel part. He's up in a room.

People meet me when I get there. I have to take the car. I go in. They put me in an

elevator. I go up to a room. They wait outside. And Nikki's there. I walk over. We say

we can't. We give a hug. Kiss. We've been through a lot of things together. And he tells

me, says, listen, Sammy, are you having trouble with this fucking bomb? What bomb? What are

you talking about? He said your boss, John. I said, bro, don't talk to me like that. He's

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