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Nino converts the Carter apartment complex into a crack house. Gee Money and Keisha kill rival Fat Smitty, the CMB throws out the tenants, and Nino forces the landlord out onto the streets naked. Meanwhile, undercover detective Scotty Appleton attempts to make a deal with stick-up kid Pookie, who absconds with the money. Appleton chases Pookie and shoots him in the leg, but the police release him. Nino's gang successfully run the streets of Harlem over the next three years.

When Pookie relapses, Gee Money realizes that he is wired and orders the Carter destroyed. The cops find Pookie's bloody and booby-trapped corpse; Peretti defuses the explosives seconds before it explodes. Nino angrily warns Gee Money against repeating such a costly mistake.

At his trial, Nino pleads guilty to a lesser charge, claims to have been forced to help the gang due to threats, and identifies Kareem as the leader. When Nino is sentenced to only a year in jail, Appleton is outraged. As Nino speaks with reporters outside the courtroom, the Old Man again confronts Nino and fatally shoots him in the chest. Appleton and Peretti are both satisfied as Nino falls over the balcony to his death. As onlookers look down at Nino's corpse, an epilogue states to the viewers that decisive action must be taken to stop real-life Nino Brown analogues.

Truffaut once said it was impossible to make an anti-war movie, because the war sequences would inevitably be exciting and get the audience involved on one side or the other. It is almost as difficult to make an anti-drug movie, since the lifestyle and money of the drug dealers looks like fun, at least until they're killed. This movie pulls off that tricky achievement. Nino, who looks at the dead body of Scarface and laughs, does not get the last laugh.[9]

Cooper suggested Teddy Riley name his new genre new jack swing, after the movie.[13] The New Orleans-based hip hop record label Cash Money Records is named after the Cash Money Brothers gang.[14] Cash Money Records rapper Lil Wayne has a series of albums titled Tha Carter after The Carter Complex,[15] and Lil Wayne and Tyga have referred to themselves as Young Nino.[16][17] Wrestler New Jack got his name from this movie.[citation needed] Comedian Gary Gulman refers to the movie in his Comedy Central special \"In This Economy,\" when ranting against the now-defunct Blockbuster video stores and their late fee policies.[18]

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\"Three million five hundred and seventy-five thousand four hundred andfifty-seven dollars,\" said Jack, reading off the figures slowly, andgasping at the thought of anybody's having so much money as that onhand.

\"That's better,\" laughed the little voice. \"Thus you see, my boy, howeasy it is to make much out of a little if you only know how. Three anda half trillions is a pretty tidy bit of pocket-money for a boy of yourage. So be careful how you use it, my son. Use it wisely, and all willbe well with you.\"

\"No, my child,\" grinned the ogre, smacking his lips hungrily. \"It is nottoo late. He is just in time. I have been wanting a couple of poachedboys on toast for three solid weeks, and the butcher has just telephonedme that there isn't a fresh kid to be had for love or money in any ofthe markets.\"

\"All you have to do is to affix a half dozen ciphers to the remainderbefore you start[Pg 24] the overdraft,\" said Jack. \"For instance, on my wayup here this morning I found that the balance on hand was only$3,575,457, so, feeling that I should be more comfortable with just alittle more ready money to carry me along, I added those six ciphers yousee on the right-hand side of the figures, bringing the balance up to$3,575,457,000,000. If you will examine the ciphers under a microscope,sir, you will note that they have only recently been entered.\"

\"He even declines to discuss the matter,\" said Wilbraham. \"He contents[Pg 40]himself with shaking it in my face every time I approach his office,while he tells his office-boy to escort me to the door. I don't believein signs, Ethelinda, but I do believe that that is an omen that if themoney is not forthcoming at noon to-morrow you and I will be roofless bythis time to-morrow night.\"

The wish, expressed impulsively, brought about the most astonishingresults. The hall clock began instantly to whirr and to wheeze, itshands whizzing about as though upon a well-oiled pivot. The sun shot upout of the eastern horizon as though fired from a cannon, and before theamazed[Pg 55] couple could realize what was going on, the village clock struckthe hour of noon, and they found themselves bowing old Colonel Digby,the mortgage holder, out of the house, while Wilbraham himself held inhis right hand a complete satisfaction of that depressing document.

The leading financiers of the world now began to take notice of this newfigure in the realm of effort, for they soon found their most treasuredand surest schemes going awry in a most unaccountable manner. No matterhow much they tried to depress or to stimulate the market, some new andstrange factor seemed to be at work bringing their calculations tonaught, and when it became known to them that the mere expression of awish on the part of Wilbraham would send stocks kiting into the air orcrashing into the[Pg 60] depths, no matter what they might do, they began toworry.

\"I am glad you realize that fact, Mr. Wilbraham,\" said the fairy,somewhat coldly. \"It makes it easier for me to say[Pg 65] what I have comehere to say. We did not realize, Mr. Wilbraham,\" he went on, \"when weawarded you the three original wishes that you would be clever enough towork the wish business up into an industry. If we had we should havemade the wishes non-cumulative. We were perfectly willing to permit areasonable overdraft also, but we didn't expect you to pyramid yourholdings the way you have done until you have practically secured acorner in the market.\"

\"Oh, I don't take any credit to myself for that,\" said Jack, modestly.\"When a boy has a great-grandfather who dies and leaves[Pg 102] forty milliondollars to him in trust for fifty years before he was born, and thatmoney accumulates until the unborn beneficiary is twenty-one years old,it means a rather tidy stockingful, I admit, but it isn't as if I'd madethe money myself.\"

\"My, but you are stupid!\" he ejaculated. \"I really want to help you,Jack, but I can't do everything, you know. You've got to handle some ofthis business yourself. But let me ask you one question: Did you everhear of a millionaire putting the father of his grandchildren in jailbecause he had lost money in a blind speculation\"

\"Ah, well,\" said Jack, as he opened a fresh bottle of cream and placedit before his pet Angora, \"money isn't everything, sweetheart, and Ishould have been satisfied if he had left me nothing but you.\"

It is true that anybody who was ever seen speaking to Colonel Midas inpublic was, by orders of the district attorney, immediately snap-shottedby the Secret Service[Pg 118] Camera Squad attached to that gentleman's office,and the resulting negatives filed away for future reference in caseJustice should ever, by some odd chance, peep over the top of herbandage for a moment and fix her eagle eye upon the Colonel's doings;but, on the other hand, there were countless thousands of worthy people,and among them were the miller's creditors, who believed thatassociation with such a person as Colonel Midas was pretty good evidenceeither of a man's solvency or of his immunity to the lash of the law.Consequently, when for five successive mornings the furriers, thejewelers, the milliners, and others, to whom the unfortunate miller owedvast unpayable sums of money for sundries purchased from time to time bythe beautiful Gasmerilda, saw their debtor walking down-town alongsideof the great Pactolean magnate, they called off their collectors andattorneys, and sent the beautiful girl extra notifications through the[Pg 119]mails of their new fall and winter importations; to which, in due courseof time, the lovely maid responded, to the consequent swelling of thealready over-large accounts due. If these persons had only known thatthese walks upon the avenue were silent walks, and that from the Plazadown to Madison Square Colonel Midas, though accompanied by the miller,was utterly unaware of the latter's presence, being too deeply absorbed[Pg 120]in certain operations of great magnitude upon the Street to noticeanything that was going on around him, they would doubtless have acteddifferently; but they did not know this, and it soon passed about amongthe tradesmen that the miller was the friend of Midas, and thereby washis credit greatly expanded.

\"Tell your daughter to come down here to-morrow morning,\" said theColonel, as the miller pocketed the money. \"I'll summon the board ofdirectors and she can give us a demonstration of her gift in the privateoffice. We'll have a couple of bales of straw all ready for her.\"

\"You will have to excuse me, Colonel,\" said the miller, with thatcalmness which a man is likely to show when he has five thousand dollarsin good money in his purse, \"but that will be impossible. Gasmerilda hasalways refused to exercise her gift in the presence of anybody else, andI am quite sure she will make no exception in this case. Even as a childshe would not let either her mother or myself see how she did it.\"

\"Go to-morrow, the first thing in the morning,\" said the fairygodmother, \"to the United States Assay Office on Wall Street, takingwith you the money your father gave you this evening at dinner, and buya one-thousand-dollar bar of