All language subtitles for Tracker.2024.S02E11.720p.HEVC.x265-MeGusta

What do you think now?

I think you're making
a big mistake.

Maybe, but this is what happens

when you poke around
other people's business.

Come on. Let's do this.

Elliott.

I'm so sorry.
I totally lost track of time.

I see how it is.

Get a big new client,
you forget about dinner

- with your boyfriend.
- That's so sweet.

Thank you. Thank you.

And no, I can totally go.

I just need to get
this contract done for him.

Hmm, you can't do it
in the morning?

I could, but I feel like that
he's testing me.

He said depending on how
this goes,

he might have something
transformative for me next.

- Transformative, huh?
- Hey.

Hi.

I mean, we could take
a little break.

You are trying to
distract me, and I like it.

So is that a yes or a yes?

Just a tiny little bitty break.

Is that... Is that you or me?

- That's me.
- Are you sure?

- Don't worry about it.
- Oh, you should probably check that.

Come on.

Speaking of demanding
new clients.

It's okay, take it.

- Go ahead.
- Yeah.

Hey there, Ivy.

Wait, wait, wait, what?
Are you sure?

No, no, no, no, no. Don't
do anything until I get there.

I'll be on the first plane out.

Yeah, I might know someone
who can help. Um...

All right, let me see
what I can do.

What's wrong?

- Reenie, what's up?
- Hey.

- You still on the East Coast?
- Sure am.

A little camping in Virginia.

Headed north, see where
the night takes me.

Any chance I could take you
to New Jersey?

What do you got?
I've got Elliott here.

He's got a client that could
really use your help.

Give me the details.

Ivy Hale, her son Matt
has gone missing.

He's 23 years old.

He works at a tech investment
firm in New York City.

She said that he went out to
lunch and he never came back.

Left without his car, left
his cell phone on his desk.

- Hmm. How long ago?
- Two days.

So Ivy's really worried
something's happened to him.

And she's offering
a $50,000 reward.

- Have you heard of Ivy Bakes?
- Rings a bell.

I feel like I saw one last
time I was in Connecticut.

- That the place?
- Yeah, one of.

It's a small chain.

What kind of work are
you doing for her?

She's a single mom.

She started this
to make ends meet,

but business really took off, and she
thought she could do it all by herself.

But she got behind on
her paperwork,

and then the IRS looked
at her books.

So they're going after her
for tax evasion.

Anything else I should know
about her?

You gotta know
she's pretty intense.

You know, she speaks her mind
and demands results.

- I know the type.
- I'm sitting right here, Colter. Thank you.

Look, she's a mother worried
sick about her son.

All right, can you talk to
her, see what you think?

I'm a few hours away. I can be
there first thing in the morning.

- Great.
- Thank you.

Yeah, quite a few
of these places.

They all look the same?

No. This one is unique.
This was my first.

Except for the logos and the
occasional fresh coat of paint,

I never changed a thing inside.

It's a reminder of where
I came from

and what I had to do
to get here.

Tell me about your son, Matt.

Best son a mother
could hope for.

He graduated last year from
Columbia, magna cum laude.

And he works in analytics
downtown at Lambert-Fox Investments.

And when did you notice
that he went missing?

Thursday.

We were supposed to have
dinner, like we do every week.

That's our thing.
Make a little pasta,

have a little wine, catch up
on the week.

But when he didn't show up,
I knew something was wrong.

And you didn't have any communication
with him before or after that?

No, I called, nothing.

Next day I went to his office
and his manager said

he just walked out before lunch.

Matty would never just
walk out of his job.

He has my work ethic,
I can assure you.

So I went to his apartment
and he wasn't there,

but I am telling you, Matty
would never just disappear like this

unless there was something
seriously wrong.

Casey, we're having a meeting.

Could you please just bring
this one back?

- Oh, I'm sorry, I just...
- Go on, off you go.

Talking business.

Is this the guy that's going
to find Matty?

Yeah, I'm giving him
the details.

So before you go, what
can you tell me about Matt?

He's a good kid. Just hoping
nothing bad happened to him.

He's probably just taking
a powder.

He's not taking a powder, Casey.

Sorry, I'm just trying
to be positive.

I'm just saying,
when I was his age...

Yeah, well,
Matt's not like that.

Don't you have a delivery
to make?

Sorry about Casey. He
thinks he can run a business,

but he can't even make
deliveries on time.

What are you going to do?

You keep him around
for some reason, right?

Yeah, he's my cousin.

After his dad passed away,
I gave him a job.

- Family.
- Yeah. Yeah.

Well, what else can you tell me?

Is there anyone new in his life?

Ugh, don't get me started.
Yes.

He's seen some woman.
I don't even know her name.

Is it possible that she has something
to do with his disappearance?

I don't know.
We've fought about it.

I told him he could do better.
He should do better.

- Why is that?
- She's married.

Matty said she's getting
a divorce,

but until she does, well,
she is still married in my book.

Yeah.

Elliott tells me that
you are really good

at finding people,
that you're the best.

Is that true?

I'm very good at what I do.

Then I want you.

Matty deserves that,

and I will not take no
for an answer.

Please, find my son for me.

I'll do everything I can.

It's Casey, right?

You don't seem too concerned
about Matt.

I'm just staying out of it
like I was told to.

Yeah.

Hey, Ivy seems like
she could be a...

tough boss.

- Yeah, you could say that.
- And cares about her son, though.

Precious Matty, yeah.

Look, Matty's great.

But?

All right, the truth is,
Ivy and Matty got in

a huge blowout fight last week.

- What was that about?
- He had enough.

Told her to back off
and let him live his life.

Mmm.

What about this new girl
he's seeing?

It's nothing.

He's finally getting his
first action with the lady,

and Ivy's just freaking out.

You know, he was
talking about some guys

from work
he was buddying up with.

Talking about taking
a trip somewhere.

Maybe he just decided
to up and go.

You know, he leaves work,
he leaves his phone behind.

I would.

She insisted that he share
his location with her.

And it's been pissing him off.
He can't tell her to back off.

I mean, Ivy doesn't know
the meaning of that.

She treats him like he's ten years
old. He's a freaking grown man.

I think this is just
a "screw you" to Mommy.

Five gets you ten,
he's back in a couple days.

Well, maybe.

Look, I gotta get
this delivery out

or Ivy's gonna rip me a new one.

You don't mind what I said

stay between us, huh?

- No problem.
- Good man.

- Can I help you?
- Maybe.

Looking to talk to somebody
about Matt Hale.

He's an analyst here, I believe.

- What do you want to know?
- Well, he's gone missing.

His mother hired me to find him.

If I could take a look at his
office, it'd really make my day.

Well, you've already made mine.

Let me guess, 6'3",
perfect 42 tall, drop 8?

Six years at Nordstrom Rack.
It was like the worst job ever.

I can't even imagine.

If I could just, you know,
take a quick peek.

I'll give you five minutes.

Come with me.

Stay close.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

So, um, what are
you looking for exactly?

Not entirely sure.

Anything that would show me
where he went after work.

His mother said that
his cell phone

and his car keys were left here.

Yeah, I put them up front
for safekeeping.

- Huh.
- Mm-hmm.

Any mention of him
skipping out on work

with some friends,
anything like that?

- No, doesn't sound like Matt.
- Not one to ditch work?

Not really.

I mean, a lot of people play
with that whole,

like, I'm working from home
stuff, but not him.

Can't think of him ever
calling in sick or anything.

Although he did take really
long lunch breaks.

He do that with co-workers?

No, he always went by himself.

By himself.

Take a look at this computer?

- Sure.
- Yeah?

- Yeah.
- All right.

Such a great help.

I would imagine that you
have the administrative login

for this network, right?

- I do.
- Can I get that from you?

- Okay.
- Can you help me out with it?

- Yeah. Yeah. Let's go.
- Great.

There you go.

- This guy's search history. Try to find him.
- Mm-hmm.

Oh.

You recognize her?

Mm-hmm. Yeah, I've seen her
once or twice before with Matt.

Once or twice,
but you remember her.

- Must have left quite an impression.
- Mm-hmm.

The ring on her finger did.

I got the vibe that
the two of them,

they were up to something
naughty.

Like an affair?
Happens all the time, right?

It can.

Looks like a studio space,
doesn't it?

She was an artist.

Now that you mention it, I did
notice she had awful nails, too.

- Randy, you busy?
- No, man.

I'm just trying to tidy
this place up and figure out

a system for these damn cords.

Why does he have so many cords?

Bobby will thank you later.

What you need? Talk to me.

Looking for a missing guy.

Might have been seeing
a married woman.

- Lucy Anderhausen.
- Take it from me.

Bad move.
Been there, done that.

- Can you run it for me?
- Already did.

Okay, Lucy, she's been married
for two years.

Looks like she has a condo
that she lives in

with her husband.

She's also an artist. Might have
had a workspace somewhere

she and Matt could spend time
away from the husband.

Ooh, so I'm looking
for a lovey, love shack,

hidey hole kind of thing.

Got it.

Okay, she's got a month
to month on a condo.

Oh, and it looks like
the husband's name

is not on the lease.
Scandalous.

Can you send me the address?

Coming at you.

Thanks, Randy.

Perfect timing.

I think that's me.

Six, yep, that's me.
Thank you, buddy.

- No worries.
- All right.

- Hello?
- I got a mushroom Swiss for you.

Cool, thanks.

Lucy?

You there?
I'm looking for Matt Hale.

It's okay. It's okay.
You're okay. You're okay.

I'm not going to hurt you.
You're okay.

They took him.

They took Matt.

Everything's gonna be okay.

Just tell me what happened
from the beginning.

Matt called.

He said he needed a ride,
so I went to pick him up.

- And how did he seem?
- Rattled.

He wouldn't tell me
what was happening.

He came back here?

I was getting ready
to take a bath

when someone knocked
at the door.

Matt answered it. I heard
him talking to a woman.

He let her in?

Yeah, I go out to see
what it is,

and this guy, he just
rushes in and tackles Matt.

And the woman, she puts a gun
to my face and ties me up.

She says that she would
shoot me if I even tried anything.

- You ever see her before?
- No.

They had accents, though.
Maybe Eastern European.

Did Matt seem like he knew them?

No, I don't think so.

The woman held up a photo
on her phone

and said that Matt was
the right guy.

They just took him and left.

Right guy.

Maybe they were hired?

What would they want with Matt?

Maybe your husband
found out about your affair

and sent someone after him.

I don't think so. Um...

My husband and I, we got
married too young, too quick.

We realized right away that
we had made a mistake.

We're separated.

Yeah.

Well, I think
you should call the police.

Tell them what happened.

I don't think I should.

When I picked up Matt,
he said that if anything

ever happened to him,
to not call the police.

I don't know. He's just always kind
of been weird about trusting cops.

Yeah.

When you picked Matt up,
was it from work?

- Is that where you got him?
- No, this hotel.

Um, he didn't have a cell.

He got some random person
to let him make a call,

but that is all that
he said about it.

I'd like the name of that hotel.

- Hi.
- Hi. Checking in?

I was actually hoping you
could help me with something.

I'm looking for someone
who was staying here

three days ago.

Might have been
meeting with someone.

You recognize him?

Never seen him.

- You sure?
- I'm sure.

And we don't just offer
information on guests to strangers.

Right. Good policy.
Well, thank you anyway.

There's a guy asking about
Ivy Hale's kid.

Okay.

This is not the pool, is it?
I'm looking for the pool.

Do you guys work here?
Do you have a pool?

Is there a pool bar?

What we got here, huh?

We got Pete. And nobody doing
anything stupid, all right?

Listen, I don't care about
your business.

I'm just looking for a guy.

You're looking in
the wrong place. Step back.

Step back. Arms in the air.

Yeah.

I'm looking for Matt Hale.
Does he work for you guys?

You got no idea where
you are, do you?

I'm starting to get the idea.

Ivy Hale hired me
to find her son.

- That's all I care about.
- You're working for Ivy Hale?

Hale stepped in our business.
We're gonna push back.

What kind of business is that?

Well, it ain't cupcakes, if
that's what you were thinking.

I'm starting to understand that.

Listen to me.

And I mean this,
whatever grievances

you have with Ivy, I don't care.

I don't give a damn.
All right?

I'm only interested
in finding Matt.

- We gotta call the old man.
- Oh, he's gonna be pissed.

He's gonna be pissed
if we don't.

Yeah.

That's a good point.

Boss, we got a problem.
We were followed.

Okay.

Boss is on his way.

Come on.
Let's take him out back.

Come on. Let's go.

Move.

Let's go.

Colter Shaw, huh?

You are?

I don't mean any disrespect.
I'm not from around here.

- Rick Lindo.
- And you're business competitors with Ivy?

Mm-hmm.

I'm guessing not in
the baked goods business.

No, no, no.
I make the best scones

and the best black and white
cookies in all of New Jersey.

So my guys tell me that you
think that I took Matt Hale?

I didn't say that.

- I tracked him here.
- You tracked him?

How?

Found out he was meeting
someone.

- That guy's lying through his teeth.
- I'm not.

After he took the meeting
here, he was followed.

- He was kidnapped.
- Right.

And you expect me to believe
that you took a job from this woman,

but you have no idea
what she really does.

I thought she was
a businesswoman.

She's a businesswoman,
all right.

And a damn good one.

She gets a cut out of every
racket in East New Jersey.

And she's not just greasing
cookie trays.

Your boss has most of the
politicians right in her pocket.

She's not my boss.

Look, you say you don't know
what happened to Matt,

I believe you. Okay?
I'll move on.

We got no issue here.

Did he see anything?

Yeah. The back room.
Saw it all.

Well, now I have an issue.

Look, I don't know whether
or not I believe you,

but what I do know is
you've seen too much.

All right, just get rid of him.

Come on.

Come on.

This way.

You thinking about making
a run for it?

I'm thinking about
kicking your ass.

Put those guns down,
make this a fair fight.

That's funny.

Maybe next life we do that.

- Enough. Let's just do the job.
- It's not necessary, you know.

I don't care about you guys.
I don't care about Ivy.

I'm only interested in Matt.

You think I give a rat's ass.
It's all the same.

- You say Matt's dirty too?
- He's a Hale, so yeah.

You say Matty's missing,
I say that's a good thing.

One less Hale walking around
in the world.

Matty's not a bad guy.

- He's different. Not like us.
- You know him?

Long time. Good kid.
Not like his mother.

Shut up, Vargas.

Nobody cares.

Get on your knees.

No?

Somebody took Matt.

He's in serious trouble,
and I can save him.

I just need to be given
a chance.

What do you think now?

I think you're making
a big mistake.

Maybe, but this is what
happens when you poke around

other people's business.

Come on, let's do this.

Hey! Hey! Hey!

Let him go.

Come on, shoot him!

Enough.

I told you
I was gonna kick your ass.

Come on. Smoke this jag-off.

If you were gonna do that,
you would've done it already.

Now, you want me to find Matt?

Come on. What are
you waiting for? Kill him!

Always hated that guy.

I thought you guys had a code.

Pete had no code, no honor.

He was a freaking psycho
that got off on whacking people.

What about your boss?

He's been skimming off the top
for a while.

Lindo's been getting suspicious.

Pete won't be missed.

Garbage in, garbage out deal.

And if he doesn't believe you?

Then I'll blame it on you.

It was nice knowing you.

It was you, wasn't it?

Who met Matt at the hotel.

- Yeah.
- Uh-huh.

- You and Matt are tight?
- We were.

Best friends growing up.

His last name was Hale, and my
old man worked in Lindo's territory.

So when we got older,
that was that.

- So Matt's in the business too?
- No way, nah.

Not Matty.

He was some kind
of numbers genius.

When he was like 12,
he made this computer program

that picked the point spreads,
beat the book like 98% of the time.

Ivy beat his ass real bad
for that.

Trust me, that was the last time
Matty ever did anything close to shady.

She wouldn't let him near
the business.

So what were
you meeting him about?

Think I spared you because
I'm some good Samaritan?

Something strange is going down.

I don't know if
you're onto it or not,

but three days ago I got
a text from a burner number.

Said it was Matt,
asking to meet at the hotel.

I'm thinking maybe he's
getting into Ivy's business,

or maybe there's something
strange going down

I didn't know about.

- Was there?
- Nah, he didn't even send the text.

He got the same text from a
burner number claiming to be me.

Whoever it was, they wanted
you two to be seen together.

Had to be. So when we realized
we were being messed with,

I told him to get the hell out of the hotel
before Pete or someone else saw us.

Matt was taken by
a couple of Europeans.

You think we've got
Euro trash rollin' in

to start a war with us both?

Look, this is not my area
of expertise at all,

but it seems to me like
someone wants to see

the Lindos and the Hales
at odds.

You gotta find Matty before
this all comes to a head.

If Ivy thinks we took him,
it'll be bad.

- Maybe you could ask around?
- Sure.

Call this number
if you get in trouble.

- You give me a ride?
- Phone a friend.

Anybody puts us together,
we're both dead.

I hope you find Matty.

And remember, I don't know you,

I don't know what happened
with Pete.

Those word search
games are too easy.

Why don't you try something
more challenging?

- Like a crossword.
- What are you talking about?

You can barely read English.

Hello?

Yes.

Understood.

It's time for the next step.

No! No! No! No! No!

Say cheese.

- Reenie. Hey, we need to talk.
- Yeah, damn right we do.

I just got off the phone
with Colter.

He said he almost got killed
because of this job.

- What? Is he okay?
- Yeah, I guess.

He just got caught up with
some rival mob family.

That's why we couldn't get
ahold of him.

What the hell were you thinking?

- Reenie, I had no idea.
- Really?

Because I did some digging
on Ivy myself,

and she's not just some
old poor businesswoman

- who botched her tax return.
- No, I know.

- I just learned that myself.
- She runs a crime syndicate, Elliott.

That is what I came down here
to tell you right now.

I checked in with my Fed
contacts to see

if they've been in contact with
Matt regarding the tax evasion.

- Yeah, what'd they say?
- Matt's clean.

But Ivy, data theft,
crypto fraud, blackmail.

They've been watching her
for years.

- And you had no idea?
- No, I didn't.

I would have told you, and I would
have never put Colter in danger.

You have worked for
this same exact firm.

You know how this goes. If a senior
partner puts you on a big account,

you don't just...

veer off the path.

Look, for what it's worth, the tax
issue I'm trying to help her sort out,

she claims she wants
everything above board.

Good for her, I guess.

I don't know how that's gonna
help her son right now.

Explain to me, why did
she call you about Matt?

Probably because I am the
lawyer who knows her the least.

I mean, right?
I'm the only one

who wouldn't assume that
this was about something

more than her son going missing.

Okay.

All right, come on.
Colter's waiting.

He needs us to bring his truck.

Oh, wait, no. I don't want him
to, like, hit me or something.

Well, he might,
unless I do it first.

Hi, Colter.
I saw your missed calls.

- It's been a hectic day.
- Yeah, I bet.

I heard about your other career.

You did, huh?

Well, that's unfortunate.

Well, it depends on where
we go from here.

Cards up time.

About that time, yeah.

Well, if you're looking for me
to apologize, it's not coming.

I just need you to be honest
with me.

I'm trying to find your son.
I need to do my job.

Tried it your way.
Consider the job canceled.

Lindo's reached out.
They have him.

It's going to cost me, but I'm
going to do what needs to be done.

- The Lindos didn't take your son.
- You're wrong.

They pulled out his tooth.
They sent me a picture

to confirm it was Matt's.

I worked too hard to protect
him, keep him out of all this.

I am not going to let them
do anything else to hurt him.

Listen to me.
Whoever took him

is trying to start a war
between you and your rivals.

All right?
They're using Matt as bait.

Yeah, that somebody's
the Lindos.

Now, I'm going to handle
this myself from here.

I appreciate
you staying out of it.

And how are you going
to handle it?

I'm headed to the North End
subway station right now.

I'm going to make the trade,
and then this will be done.

It won't be over.

- Ivy, this is the beginning.
- You're a good guy, Colter.

Matty would like you.

Ivy?

Colter, I am so sorry. I didn't know
any more about Ivy than you did.

- And Elliott?
- He's her lawyer.

Okay, that's it.
For a tax problem.

So what you don't know can't
hurt you, that sort of thing?

That's usually the best policy
in our line of work, yes.

Look, the firm brought him
on to clean her books,

- help her move on to the straight and narrow.
- Yeah.

Hey, I'm sorry.
I'm really glad you're okay.

We don't have time
for that right now.

This is about to be an all-out mob
war brewing if we don't find Matt.

What?
What are you talking about?

Someone claiming to be with
the Lindo organization

just sent Ivy a ransom note.

She's meeting with him now.
They're gonna kill her.

And then
they're gonna kill Matt.

Wait, you think that whoever
took Matt is now trying

to lure Ivy into a trap?
Making a power play?

You have no idea who.

You really think Ivy wanted
to go legit?

That's what she said.

She said she wants to put
the tax issues behind her.

I think this was the first step.

So clean up the bakery books
and then fix

all of her illegitimate
activity.

- That's the idea?
- Exactly.

She and the firm had some
big plans,

and I'm the lawyer who
could legitimize her operation.

Look, guys, we need
to call the police.

We don't have time for
the police right now, Elliott.

Who's setting up Ivy?

We'll find out.

- Randy.
- Yo.

I'm on my way to
the North End subway station.

Yeah, I see you.

And I got the subway station
grid up.

Uh, looks like
it's under construction.

- Something going down there?
- It's a drop.

It's money for our missing
guy, but I think it's a setup.

They just want to get Ivy alone.

That can't be good.
How can I help?

Matt received a text message
about a meeting

the day he went missing.
Probably from a burner phone.

- Can you access it?
- Give me a sec.

Now, Matt's phone.
Got the burner number.

Putting them both on the grid
as we speak.

Okay, that same burner made
a call a couple hours ago, right?

Yep.

I got it. Exact same phone.
What you thinking?

I'm thinking the call was made
to the kidnappers that they hired.

If someone picked up on the
other end, it would ping a tower.

Yeah.

All right. I see it.
Got the location.

Looks like an abandoned
machinery plant.

Been vacant for a few years.
I'm sending it now.

But it's miles away from
the subway station.

My guess is that's where
they're keeping Matt.

Look, you can't get to them both.
You can't be in two places at once.

No, I can't.

Colter.

Hello?

Hello?

I brought what you asked for.

Hello?

I didn't want it to end
like this, you know.

Casey?

This was you.

- Why?
- Come on.

You said it yourself.
You're cleaning the books.

Want to make everything legit.

And you're going to
leave me out in the cold.

You know I'm always going
to take care of you.

Stop. I gave you loyalty.

Years of my life.
Ready to do more.

Take the reins someday.
And what did I get in return?

Breaking my balls over
cookie deliveries.

Yeah, you knew I wanted
the business.

And I earned it. But you
always underestimated me.

This will be the last time
that happens.

I wanted what's best for you.

I am sorry. I should
have appreciated you more.

We can work something out.

Don't lie to me.

You never respected me.
If my dad hadn't died,

we'd have run the business,
controlled all of Jersey.

This should be mine.
I deserve it.

Listen, Ivy Bakes is
going to be fully legitimate.

You can be a partner.
It's a better life for you.

You think I want to bake cakes
and come up with

cookie promotions
for the rest of my life?

No, that ain't me. This is.

Now put the gun in the bag.

I said put it in the bag.

Toss it over.

Take it then.

Take the dirty businesses, do
whatever you want with them.

You can even kill me.

But let Matty go.

I can't do that.

It's kind of a package deal
now to get rid of you both.

But I can start with you.

Hands up where I can see them.

Hey! Hey!
Wait right here.

You don't get it.

If I'm not back at a certain
location by midnight, Matt's dead.

I already gave the order
to kill him.

Not if my contact has anything
to do with it.

Listen to me,
you made a mistake.

We can end this tonight.

We can end this tonight.

Don't do that.

You don't want to do that.

It's time.

Matty, you okay?

- Vargas.
- It's all good, buddy.

I got you.

It's okay.

What happened?
Did you get Casey?

- He's dead.
- What about Matty?

- Where's my son?
- He's okay.

I got a text.

- We got him. He's fine.
- Thank you.

What about me?
You gonna call the police?

I don't know.

You got Matt involved in this.
He didn't deserve any of it.

You're right.

I tried to protect him from
all this, but I failed.

And that is why I was going
above board.

I'm trying to fix this.

How many chances does a parent
get to fix things, huh?

What's the number on that?

I don't know.

I hope until they get it right.

I would like one more chance.

You better get the hell out of
here before the cops show up.

There are gonna be
questions, it's gonna be a mess.

Just...

Hey, if you need anything,
all you gotta do is call.

Maybe cupcakes?

That's me telling you
I owe you a favor.

I... I don't think I'm gonna
need a favor from you.

Well, everybody says that.

Until they do.

Well, this is nice and cozy.

- Mm-hmm.
- From Ivy.

50 grand.

What are the odds she acquired
this legally?

- Oof, no idea. Spends the same.
- Yeah, giving it to charity.

- Up to you.
- Where's Elliott?

Working. His firm's got a
satellite office in New York,

but he's going to take me
to three escape rooms

- this weekend to make it up.
- Hmm.

- Three?
- Mm-hmm.

I'm very good at them.

- You should come.
- Sounds like hell.

Well, then never mind.
You're not invited.

By the way, Elliott is very
sorry you got pulled into all that.

- Honestly, he had no idea what he was getting you into.
- Is that right?

Come on, Colter.

You've never taken a job from
a client that you weren't sure of?

Yeah, it is what it is, I guess.

Trust me, I'm working for
this new client now,

and let me tell you,
he is running me ragged.

He's demanding,
and he's not exactly honest.

He's got a lot of money.

Why do it?

Because this is the job.

Yeah.

That's why I like to keep
things simple, you know?

Oh, really?

- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.

There are a couple of words
that come to mind

when I think about Colter Shaw,

and simple is not one of them.

No.

Fair enough.

Just be careful, will you?

- You know me.
- Yeah, I know you. That's why I'm saying it.

So you going to give me
a beer or just let me sit here

- and watch you drink them all?
- Yeah, no, sorry.

- Uh-huh. Yeah.
- What are my manners?

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

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