(He starts crying.) Don't. He's taking good care of us. I just need the drugs back ASAP, so that I can get them back to the pharmacy. Manny: Talk about surprises. Mr. Simpson: That won't be necessary. Outside, Joey is working on his car
Joey: He's fast, he's furious. Snake. That I'm happy? There's your first drug deal. [SCENE_BREAK]
At the pharmacy
(A kid walks in and steals something from the shelf so Mr. McKay runs out of the store following him.)
Plan: A: J.T.; Q: Who learns that getting out of the drug business is dangerous? A: the drug-dealing business; Q: What business does J.T. learn is dangerous? A: a path; Q: What does J.T. travel down of self-destruction? A: similar obstacles; Q: What does Snake face when he looks back on his life and realizes that he isn't happy? Summary: J.T. learns that getting out of the drug-dealing business is dangerous as he travels down a path of self-destruction that could cause him to lose the people about whom he cares the most. Meanwhile, Snake faces similar obstacles when he looks back onto his life and realizes that he isn't happy.