Plot: fly pelican← Previous revisionRevision as of 05:42, 6 November 2026 Line 60: Line 60: As money pours in, Tony gripes about the high rate his banker is charging for [[money laundering]]. The banker reassures him that his professional service is worth paying for because it is the safest option. As money pours in, Tony gripes about the high rate his banker is charging for [[money laundering]]. The banker reassures him that his professional service is worth paying for because it is the safest option. Tony takes a bath in a very large bathtub while watching television. Tony takes a bath in a very large bathtub while watching television. They discuss the money situation and Manny's plan to check out a new option named Seidelbaum. Elvira sits nearby and complains that all they ever do is curse and talk about money. Tony has a happy moment watching flamingos on television, saying, "Fly, pelican!" In 1983, a [[sting operation]] by federal agents sees Tony charged with [[tax evasion]] and facing prison time. Tony has an excellent lawyer, but he seems to think this charge will stick. Tax evasion was the same prosecutorial tactic that imprisoned Al Capone, the inspiration for Scarface. In 1983, a [[sting operation]] by federal agents sees Tony charged with [[tax evasion]] and facing prison time. Tony has an excellent lawyer, but he seems to think this charge will stick. Tax evasion was the same prosecutorial tactic that imprisoned Al Capone, the inspiration for Scarface.