I might go legit, but drugs will always be a part of my life.
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Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) wants the group to go legit for a little-explained reason.
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For many people looking to go legit, the rapidly growing legal industry is a boon.
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The November 2018 staff meeting was a critical moment for Burke's plan to go legit.
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We wanted to go legit, because our parties were getting big enough that we needed to.
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Wendy swears they're safe, this deal is the only way they can stop laundering money and actually go legit.
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It spurred on imitators galore, was eventually shut down and forced to go legit, and, in 2011, it merged with Rhapsody.
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But it's harder for guys who don't have music I imagine who are getting out of prison and trying to go legit.
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But it seems to have backed itself into a corner with label deals — and by trying to go legit, might have alienated its base.
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For starters, the cartel's leader Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela (Damian Alcazar) is determined to go legit, in a move that raises the specter of "The Godfather" sequels.
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One of the men Anna's father mingled with, a complicated gangster and nightclub owner named Dexter Styles, who wants to go legit, moves sideways into Anna's life.
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Even the streamers that cultivated the F4F channels that I watched pulled a 180 and tried to go legit once they made partner and they barely get any viewers.
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His attempts to "go legit" were finally quashed last year when police started sniffing around his property after neighbors operating a hash oil lab on an expired temporary license were raided.
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He is soon up against a gang leader who's trying to go legit (Michelle Yeoh, in fine fettle) and a Western restaurateur with a secret (Dave Bautista, acquitting himself well), among others.
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For 31-year-old Chelsea*, the last year has been a struggle as uncertainty over what legalization will look like has her torn between trying to go legit and getting out of the game altogether.
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The hobbyists go legit When it was time to build new R2-D2s for the new film, Kennedy tapped the fanbase and invited R2-D2 builder club members to join the team and build production models.
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Condensing the miniseries into movie form, however, overwhelms the script by director Steve McQueen ("12 Years a Slave") and "Gone Girl" novelist Gillian Flynn, which also takes several detours -- including race, gun violence and Chicago politics, as Manning tries to go legit by running for alderman against a privileged son (Colin Farrell) whose family has run things in the ward for decades.
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Big Eddie Smith, a reformed mobster tries to go legit as the owner of the Big E Sports Arena in New York City. Smith's family included Honey, his wife; Ginger, his granddaughter; and Jessie, his brother.
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During 1991 Barry made friends with a millionaire property developer, and Barry ended up 'acquiring' a new development being built near the Close. The development would consist of 4 shop units and 4 flats above. This was Barry's big chance to 'go legit'.
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Don Vito Leoni, the Godfather, is clinically depressed. The world has changed and he hasn't. He'd like to retire, but if he left the "family business" to his two idiot sons, they'd be dead in a minute. So he decides to go legit, which convinces everyone that he must be completely off the deep end.
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When Dan's background is exposed, Fern makes him promise to stop being a crook. After graduating from law school, Dan persuades Channing to "go legit" (get out of the rackets and into legal business). Dan, meanwhile, opens a firm that supplies security guards. Di Bruno and Finetti pressure Channing to resume crime, and he starts a protection racket.
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Tamara gets a gig singing at Blondie's which upsets Liz Chandler's (Gloria Loring) as she is out of a job. Despite their rocky start, Abe and Tamara begin dating. However, it becomes obvious Tamara is keeping something from him. She is horrified when Coleman confronts her and promises to go "legit" if she returns to him.
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In San Francisco the bacon- wrapped hot dog is also called a Mission dog, after the Mission District, the area of the city where it was originally sold. It is typically served with grilled onions, mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise, and jalapeños.Smiley, Lauren (January 19, 2011). "Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dog Vendors Lose Customers When They Go Legit", S.F. Weekly.
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Charles comes out of prison after serving five years for attempted robbery. His wife wants him to go legit but he immediately starts making plans for robbing the gambling casino at Cannes. Charles hires two assistants: Francis, a young man whom he met in prison, and Francis' brother-in-law, Louis. Francis is a petty thief discontented with his working-class background, while Louis is a humble mechanic, almost completely honest to a fault.
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Gemma is successful in peeking at few of them with some of Unser's help, but she does not read the whole contents. After this, Unser manages to steal copies Tara made and read them. This greatly angers Unser, who is shocked about the truth Clay hid even from him, not knowing that John Teller wanted the club to go legit and get out of gunrunning. When Gemma visits Unser later, he lies to her regarding the letters.
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Northern Access Network was a Canadian unlicensed television system which broadcast videotaped programming to remote Canadian communities in the late 1970s."The illegal TV network in northern Ontario that tried to go legit". CBC News, February 26, 2019. Although shortlived and often in conflict with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission over its lack of a broadcast license, the service did have the effect of forcing Canada's major commercial television networks to add rebroadcast transmitters in a number of communities they had previously ignored.
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Paul Maguire and his buddies Kane and Danny live a life of crime. One night, they ambush a Russian mobster, intercepting him when he's on his way to drop off money to his boss. The take is much larger than they imagined; along with a Russian gun called a Tokarev, they get away with a briefcase full of cash. It's enough for Paul to leave the life of crime and go legit, but their crime sets off a bloody protracted war between their Irish crime family and the Russian mob.
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These investments were an attempt to "go legit" (invest in legal business enterprises), Among the more important ones was Lubeck Brewing and Distributing of Cleveland, which he obtained control of in 1939. The following year, Polizzi purchased the Sunrise Brewing Company of Cleveland. He changed the name to Tip Top Brewing, and the purchased an independent beer distributor. Polizzi established a fake bank account at the Morris Plan Bank in Cleveland under the name of Fred W. Garmone, a well-known local criminal defense attorney who did extensive work for the Cleveland crime family.
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Paul instructs his friends to hide the money until things calm down between their outfit and the Russians. In spite of several casualties on both sides, their plan works well; five years after stealing the money, Paul, Kane and Danny meet to split up the take. Over the next twenty years, Paul uses his share to slowly build a legitimate construction empire in Mobile, Alabama. He marries a beautiful, ambitious woman named Vanessa and is a doting father to his teenage daughter Caitlin. His former mob boss, O’Connell (who uses a wheelchair), has allowed him to go legit and stays on speaking terms, but he remains friends with his buddies Kane and Danny, who haven't had his luck when it comes to reforming.
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The spree continues with several other people killed, including a rude man who double-parks his car, a group of far-right religious protesters, and a popular right-wing political commentator. Roxy suggests to Frank that they move to France and "go legit", with a plan to raise goats and make cheese while avoiding prosecution for the murders they have committed as France would not extradite them. Frank's doctor calls him and reveals that he has no tumor, as his MRI results were mixed up with that of a similarly-named patient who does. While eating breakfast at a motel with Roxy, Frank's new lease on life is ruined when a pedophile at the next table assumes that Roxy is an underage prostitute and Frank is her pimp.
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