TATTAGLIA: Yes, Don Barzini -- he's too modest. He had all the sleds. He refused to share them...
VITO CORLEONE: When -- when did I ever refuse to share? All of you know me here -- when did I ever refuse? -- except one time. And why? Because -- I believe this sled business -- is gonna destroy us in the years to come. I mean, it's not like skates or baseballs -- even parcheesi -- but sleds are dangerous, especially the red ones.
Don Detroit - I too tried to keep sleds out of my territory, but when there is white powdered snow, my men can't resist. I want sleds controlled. I don't want them near kids. I don't want them in schools. In my city we sell them in the dark areas. They're animals anyway, let them lose their sleds.
Don Corleone - As a reasonable man, I have come here to reason together.
Don Barzini - Then we are agreed. Sleds will be permitted but controlled. Don Corleone will give us protection in the East and there's the peace.
Manolo - ROSEBUD.