In this scene, Tommy is dealing with tension at home, especially with his older brother, Lee, who shows a lot of attitude and resentment towards him. Despite their strained relationship, their father reassures Tommy that Lee’s behavior is typical teenage angst. However, the mood shifts when Lee reveals he's in trouble with a dangerous figure known as "greasy Reese," who is involved in the mafia. Lee pressures Tommy to help him steal money from their dad, knowing it would be risky. Tommy is torn between loyalty to his brother and the danger that comes with Lee's request, highlighting the complexities of their family dynamics and the lengths to which they might go to support each other—even when it involves questionable choices.