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... • 2008 Brucie’s got races lined up all around the city for Niko to take charge in.

- Luck of the Irish. • 2008 Packie McReary needs protection from a deal going down with Spanish Lords. Each threat neutralized by the scope of Niko Bellic’s rifle. Packie and Elizabeta have found someone worthy of respect.

Niko: You don't trust these guys you're doing the deal with, how come you trust me? Packie: You got a good look about you. And I'm lucky with my gut feelings.

“You'll see me and my boys show up in a bit. You're my guardian angel.” - Packie McReary

... • 2008 Elizabeta’s taken Catalina’s crown as resident psycho chica who knows all about product running through Liberty City. More friendly and down to Earth with likeminded hardened criminals. She invites men like Niko Bellic and Packie McReary to her home, trust and connections has not yet been an issue.

The state of New Jersey is shaped like an ugly fuck.

- Bad Cop Drop. • 2008 John & Jim make a lesson out of bad seeds from LCPD monitoring the biker gangs. The FIB got caught in the crossfire, as they were investigating the two officers.

Johnny: You stole his donuts and spilled his coffee! Real mature, man! Jim: We don't want to piss 'em off too much. Not yet, at least. Johnny: Maybe you should have stolen his lunch money!

Mallorie: Hey Niko, you tired of Manny yet? Niko: I was tired of him as soon as I saw him.

- Street Sweeper. • 2008 Niko: Manny, I got rid of your street problem, now help me out with my financial one. Manny: Money's what makes these streets sing, man. I'll call you when I got more work. Stay safe. Stay real.

“Shit man, I'm the voice of the streets, man. Yo, if I'm gonna make some money, that's the way shit's gonna be.” - Manny

Niko: YOU. Off.

“All I can say is I hope you'll continue to make the community a better place.” - Francis McReary

- Liberty City Choppers. • 2008 Klebitz & Fitzgerald take bikes from the Angels of Death. An import job to help them reminisce their stickups as kids.

Johnny: So, if Billy asked you to do something that meant you wouldn't be able to look after them for some time, or maybe not ever... Jim: Yeah Johnny, I take your point. I'd have to think long and hard. But I think long and hard about what I'm gonna order at Burger Shot as well. I guess I'm the thinking type of maniac.