The two men reminisce about their time in Italy, when they worked for the same boss. Back then, the boss built an empire on the backs of his employees and his protege, who was his son. The boss raised his protege more than he raised his own son. Johnny says that he doesn't care what he was involved with in, unless he wants to tell the truth. But if he does want to hear the truth, then he'll tell it. He'll never tell anyone the name of the boss unless it's Marcus. He says that this is not the way for him to get into his pants, and that he's never going to tell anyone about it again. He just wants to show that, even if something happens to him, he won't be able to get away with it.