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- You know, guys,
I've been thinking.

- That can't be good.
- Later for you, man.

No, since the docs have
given me the all clear,

I'd like to make up
for lost time.

- You've been cleared
for light physical activity,

which means you can walk
to the mailbox.

Maybe you can prune your roses.

- Yeah, maybe combing my hair.

No, Ray,
I'm thinking about something

a little bit more adventurous.

- More adventurous
than Ray's coq au vin?

- Oh, whoa, hey.
- I'm teasing.

It was delicious.

- Ray, do you remember
the summer

that we went
on that camping trip?

I think it was the summer
after the fifth grade.

- Ah, yeah,
I remember the mosquitoes.

I remember the ants in my food.

I remember being cold
in that tent all night.

- Yo, man up, OK?

It was not that bad, OK.
- Oh, man.

- And it was just the two of us.

So I've been thinking that maybe

if we add a third
warm body to that tent,

you'd be OK.

What do you say, guys?

Camping trip this weekend.

Just us boys.

- Oh, that would be awesome.

Can we, Mom?

- Weekend all to myself?

I'm not gonna say no to that.

- Oh, three to one.
What about it, junior?

Come on.
We can do a little bonding.

Get ourselves right with nature.

- Oh, look, we can bond just
as well in the bowling alley.

All right, it's warm.

We got food, bathrooms, no bugs.

I mean, that is...

that is...

yeah, we can go.

We can...
- Sweet!

We're going camping, yo.

- Oh. Bam.

- Oh, man.

- You don't think
that's insulting?

I am your chief of staff.

I should get a read in
on their new agenda.

- It's just politics.

Grow a pair.

- What's wrong with you?

- Nothing.

- Yeah.
Something's wrong.

You've been agitated
all afternoon.

Did I do something?

- You're fine.

Mary.

I need you, please.

- What now?

It's almost 8:00.

I was ready to go home
three hours ago.

- You can after you do this.

It's my budget markup
for the planning board.

Ken needs it
for their meeting tomorrow.

- So send it to him.

- Not like this.

It's got my chicken scratches
all over it.

Can you redo the spreadsheet
real quick

and run it down to them
on your way out?

- Real quick?
You're delusional.

- You know I love you.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Where are you going?

- I have an appointment.
- Tonight?

See, that's not
on your schedule.

- I'm allowed to have
a personal life, Drew.

You don't know
every single thing I do.

- Actually, that's my job.

- And you are very good at it.

I'm meeting an old
college friend for dinner.

I think he wants a job,
and I've blown him off,

like, three times already.

- Oh, you want me
to come with you?

- No, I just want to
get it over with.

I'll see you in the morning.

You owe me more scotch.

Good night, Mary.
- Mm-hmm.

Hey, hey.

- You're coming with me, OK?
- Oh, my God.

- Just get in the car.
Let's go.

- Please, just take my purse!
- No, just get in the car!

- Help! Please!

Someone help!

- Hey, good morning.
- Good morning.

- What have we got?

- Last night, the mayor
of Paterson, New Jersey,

Jocelyn Yang,
was kidnapped off the street

in a section of the city
called Eastside.

Security cam caught
the whole thing.

- Our unsub was armed,
wearing a mask.

White male, medium build.

He stuffs her into this black
Acura stolen from a strip mall

in Passaic yesterday at noon.

- What was she doing
in that neighborhood?

- No idea.

Paterson PD found her car
parked nearby.

Says a security guard
checking in for work

that morning saw the footage
and called it in.

- Any leads on a motive?
- Plenty.

Mayor Yang's the current subject

of an FBI investigation.

I spoke to one of our agents,
Agent Chan,

at the Jersey field office,
and they believe

that she's been taking bribes
and kickbacks from this guy,

Peter Dao,
CEO of Cogent Waste Solutions.

His family sanitation business
has contracts in Paterson

and nearly every city
in the county.

This is his son, Josh,
and his wife, Lin.

They immigrated from Vietnam.

- So we're thinking Dao
kidnapped Yang

to silence her
in the investigation?

- Possibly.
Chan and his team raided

Dao's house this morning.

If he knew that was coming,
that might explain

the sloppiness of the kidnap.

- Yeah, desperate and scared.

- Plus, there's been
no ransom demand.

- Does Mary Yang
have any family?

- No. Single with no kids.

- And what about Peter?
Does he have a criminal record?

- No, but Chan did say that he
thought that he might have been

involved with the Asian gang BTK

when they came here in the '90s.

- Born to Kill.

I mean, that's odd.

Scola and I did
a deep dive on them

for this investigation once,

but they haven't been around
forever.

- All right,
Barnes, crime scene.

You two cover
the mayor's office.

Nina and I will go see
this Peter Dao.

You've had a lot of success
with garbage.

- Waste management
and recycling.

We work hard for our success.

- Hmm.
Hard work pays off.

So does bribing politicians
for kickbacks and other favors.

- People make up these things
because they're jealous

we do good business.

- But your family
has made major donations

to candidates who end up
rewarding your company

with giant contracts.

So how do you explain?

- I invest in people
I believe in.

You may not understand,
but after living

in a Communist country,

it is a privilege to be part
of the Democratic process.

- Do you want us to believe
it's a coincidence

you have a near monopoly
on the county's trash services?

- It's waste management.

- Oh.
- Like I taught my son.

Keep your head down,
do the work,

and good things come your way.

- Thanks, guys.
I appreciate that.

- Any updates?
- Yeah, a couple things.

So last night, Jocelyn made
an 8:15 dinner reservation

for two, a block from here,
but she never showed.

Now, I found a witness
who was taking a smoke break,

said he saw her
pull up and park,

said she sat in her car
for at least five minutes,

constantly checking her phone
till eventually she got up,

walked off around 8:30.

- Well, that's weird,

especially if she was late
for her reservation.

- Remy, what if this
whole thing was staged?

She made the reservation
to cover her,

told her accomplice to,
quote unquote, "kidnap her"

at a certain time right in
front of a security cam?

I know it's a reach,
but it's one way

to avoid being questioned
in an investigation.

- Actually, it's not a reach.

Dao told me he had
nothing to do with this.

And he has a solid alibi
for last night.

- It assumes she knew
about the investigation.

Maybe somebody leaked it to her.

Ray and Hana
are at her office now.

I'll circle back in a bit, OK?
- Got it.

- So you didn't know the mayor
was under investigation

for fraud and corruption?
- No.

And I don't think
she did either.

This is all a complete shock.

Were they, like,
tapping our phones?

- Do you know this man?

- Peter Dao? Of course.

His companies handled
all the city's

trash contracts for years.

- Well, we believe that
he was bribing your boss

to get those contracts.

- That's not possible.

Jocelyn would never
do something like that.

- Mm.

When's the last time
you saw her?

- Last night.

She left here
a little before 8:00,

and everything seemed fine.

- Where was she going?
- I don't know.

She was talking to Drew, but I
didn't hear their conversation.

- Who's Drew?

- Drew Mason,
our chief of staff.

He was here this morning,

but he was so upset,
like all of us.

Uh, he left, like,
half an hour ago,

said he needed some air.

- All right, well,
can you call him, please?

- Sure, why?

- He was the last person
that talked to Jocelyn.

We just want to know
what they talked about.

Don't tell him that we're here.

Just try and find out
where he is, please.

- Your call has been
forwarded...

- Voicemail.
He's not answering.

- Can I take a look
at your phone?

I'm gonna need that number.
- You gonna track him?

- I'm gonna try.

I'm gonna call Agent Chan.
They might already be up on it.

- Where's Drew's office?

- Right over here.

- Why is the safe empty?

- I have no idea.

I don't come in here much.

I didn't know that was there.

- Ray.
- Yeah.

- Drew's phone just pinged

a block from Peter Dao's office.

- I'll call Remy.

- I left your phone
on the table.

- Please tell me you came alone.

- I'm alone.
You OK?

Josh?

- Is that the money?

- He's the one who took you?

What the hell
are you doing, kid?

- I'm not a kid.
Just give us the money.

- Us?

Jocelyn, what is
he talking about?

- Just do what he says, Drew.

- I told you, no cops.

- I didn't call the cops.

- Get in the car!
Get in the car!

- No pulse. Let's go.

- They're still counting,

but there's about 200 grand
in there.

- Cameras at the exit
confirmed our driver

is Josh Dao, Peter Dao's son.

- Why would he want
to kidnap the mayor?

- I don't know.
Maybe his dad put him up to it.

- Well, what if she
wasn't kidnapped at all?

Like I said, what if
the whole thing was staged

and the two of them
were working together?

- Yeah, you know what?

Come to think of it,
she didn't run.

Definitely didn't look scared
when they peeled out of here.

- Check this out.

It's a text that Drew got an
hour ago from a burner phone.

- "We have Jocelyn.

"$250,000 in cash, 30 minutes.

"Parking garage. 86 Kelton.

No cops or she dies."

- OK, so there's
your ransom demand.

Now we just have to figure out
why Drew

and where did he get
all that cash?

- Oh, well, Hana and I found
a safe in his office.

Unlocked. Nothing in it.

- It could be dirty money.

And if so, then Drew knew
that the mayor was corrupt.

- Maybe Drew was too.

Think about it.

If Jocelyn knew
she was being investigated,

she'd be looking for a way out.

So she gets with Josh,
fakes her kidnapping,

makes a ransom demand to Drew,

knowing he has access
to all that cash,

arranges a drop and kills
two birds with one stone.

Gets the money to go on the run

and eliminate Drew
as a potential witness.

- Yeah, but she never
got the cash.

- Right.

Which means they'll be looking
for another plan.

We need to dig deeper
on the mayor

and her relationship with Josh.

- Have Chan send over
everything in their files.

Barnes and I will head back
to the Dao house,

see if we can find
anything on Josh.

- Josh is a good boy.

You are on a witch hunt
against my family.

- It's not a witch hunt
when you have probable cause.

He's wanted for the murder
of Mayor Yang's chief of staff.

More lies!

Josh is a very smart
and talented boy.

- He's not a boy.

He's 30 and old enough
to answer our questions.

When's the last time
you talked to your son?

- He helps Peter with work.

He probably slept
at the office last night.

- Helps out with what?

Waste management,
or the bribes and fraud?

If he reaches out to you
or your husband,

have them contact us right away.

- How's your food?

We can swap
if you don't like it.

- It's fine.

The FBI was already
on my ass before.

How do you think it's gonna be
now that you've killed Drew?

- I did it to protect you.

He got to see you every day,
work with you, be with you.

I lost control.

Hear me out.

My dad knows people.
He can help us.

- No. It'll be way worse
if he gets involved.

Leave him out of it.

- You're right.
We don't need him.

I can do it myself.

I'ma get us way more cash
than Drew was gonna give us.

I'm gonna fix everything, OK?

- You can't fix it.
It's too late.

- Hey, I'm sorry.

You know how much I love you.

Come here.

- JCIS just confirmed
there were two sets of prints

on the ransom cash,

Drew Mason's and the mayor's.

- Probably dirty bribe money.

- Pretty brazen to keep it
around the office.

Jocelyn must have thought
she was untouchable.

What do we know about her?

- So she was born and raised
in Newark,

went to Rutgers
on a swimming scholarship.

After graduating, she interned

with a Paterson city council
member,

and her career took off
from there.

- What platform did she run on?

- The usual anti-crime,
anti-drug spiel

with a focus on
providing family services.

Her dad ran out on them
when she was four,

and she's been vocal
about how tough it was

bouncing around shelters
while her mom

bounced around boyfriends.

- Yeah, it's a lot
of instability for a kid,

and now being mayor
gives her agency and control.

- And the money
gives her security.

She was the perfect candidate
to fall for Peter's bribes.

- How does the son
fit into all this?

Clearly, he knows her, too.

- Maybe it's love.
Check this out.

Now, Josh is
an Instagram lurker.

He has zero posts,
but he does post stories.

Of the stories that he's posted,

half of them
that I've been through,

the geotag traces back
to a hotel in Paterson,

two blocks from City Hall.

- The mayor's office.

Let's contact the hotel and see
if any of the staff know them.

If they were having an affair,

that could been
their hook-up spot.

- But if these possible
lovebirds are on the run,

they're gonna need money.

- That's what scares me
about them.

If they only have eyes
for each other,

they're not gonna care
who else gets hurt.

- All right, just got
a BOLO hit on the Acura

spotted at a nail salon
in Paramus.

- I know exactly
where she keeps it.

I'll be quick.

- Josh?
- Yeah.

- Take care of yourself
in there.

Hey, you know me.

- Oh, my God. Oh, my God!

- Shut up
and put the phone down!

Call 911, and I'll kill you!

Get Maria.
I know she's here today.

- What's going on?

- Let's go.

We're cashless.

- Open it!

- I don't know the combination.

- I know you're lying.

Now open the damn safe!

- What are you doing, Josh?

Does your father
know about this?

- Shut up and open it now!

- Your father would never
do something like this.

- Josh, FBI!

Stop!

- He shot her!

Maria, she's in there!
- Show me.

- FBI! Stop!

- Hey!

- Joshua Dao,
you are under arrest.

- Unlike your mother,
I know what you've been up to

with the dishonorable mayor.

- Don't talk about her.

- Who?

Mommy dearest,

or your boo?

- Jocelyn, she is your
girlfriend, right?

- Why?
You want a piece of me too?

No, thank you.

I already have a child.

- We found the gun you dumped
outside Fan's salon,

the same one you used
to kill Drew Mason

and Maria Fan.

You can now add
human trafficking

to your list of charges.

- That's a bunch of BS.

- We hired a translator.

They went in and spoke
to the salon workers.

- Those poor Vietnamese women,

put to work for slave wages.

Maria even forced them
to hand over all their tips.

Can you believe that?

- That's what
human trafficking is.

And the only way you could have
known about Maria's secret safe

is if you were in
on the operation, too.

- You or your dad.

He has his finger
in a lot of illegal pies.

Maria was one of
his straw donors

he used to prop up Mayor Yang's
campaign with.

- Where's your proof?

If you idiots had any, my dad
would be sitting right here.

- Well, I guess he's smarter
than the chump

who's sitting in the hot seat
right now.

Right?

- You got a lot of tattoos, huh?

That one kind of looks like
the Born to Kill

gang members' tattoo.

They haven't been around
in decades,

definitely since
before you were born.

So did you get it
to impress somebody?

Does it make you feel like
a big, bad gangster?

- Your mom was just found dead.

- She was stabbed to death
with one of her own knives.

- Any prints on it?
- Not yet.

- Any signs of forced entry?

- Uh, no.
Security cam's turned off.

- Stabbing's one of
the most common methods

of spousal murder.

Have local PD checked to see

if there's been
any domestic calls here.

- You got it.
- Thank you.

Hana just texted.
Peter cell phone's still off.

He can't be located.

- Lin's last outgoing call
was to a cab company,

most likely after
her time of death.

- I'm gonna see
if I can find out

where this cab picked up Peter.

Maybe that'll bring us
to Jocelyn.

- Hey, you probably
aren't picking up

because you don't recognize
the number, but it's me,

and I'm on a burner.

It's done.

I got rid of Josh, and I
took care of our other problem.

And I'm ready for you
to come get me.

Call me,
and I'll tell you where.

And hurry, OK?

I don't like being exposed
like this.

- Jocelyn.

- Bodies are piling up.
What have we got?

- I dug into old arrest records
for Born to Kill gang members,

and I found the arrest records
for their former leader,

Tom Nguyen.

And here's what a real
BTK tattoo looks like.

Now it's a headstone
inscribed with 10013,

Chinatown zip code,

and candles
for each family member.

Josh has this,
but it's slightly different.

- Well, as I recall,
BTK were busted

for running brothels

and protection rackets
in Chinatown.

They made millions
selling counterfeit goods.

- Josh refuses to talk.

- Staying loyal to his father.

- Loyalty is a two-way street,

but fealty is not.

Peter's been paying people off
his whole life

to get what he wants,
especially his family.

- So I found the cabbie
that picked up Lin's killer.

It was Jocelyn Yang.

- What?

OK, did he say where
he dropped her off?

- Clifton right by
the train station.

But she'll be long gone by now.

- Could Peter and her
be working together?

- Peter's not the type
to take on a new partner.

You saw how he left
his son dangling.

- I mean, there's nothing
stopping him from

turning on Jocelyn
if she's dead weight.

- That was Jersey State Police.

They found a burned female
body in the back

of one of Peter's
garbage trucks.

- Could be the mayor.

- If this is the mayor,
it's pretty sloppy of Peter

to dump the body where one of
his trucks would pick it up.

- He knows we already got him
on a boatload of other charges.

Agents Scott and Cannon.

- Sorry your day
took a bad turn.

- How'd you find the body?
- The hydraulic line blew out,

so I got the truck to figure
out what was up.

And... look, I've dealt with
maggots falling into my boots.

I've picked up
from fish markets in July.

You get used to the smell,
but seeing...

seeing her charred like that...

- Where do you think
you picked up the body?

- That's the thing.

I hadn't even gotten
to my first pickup yet.

All right, look,

I check my truck weekly to make
sure everything looks good.

All right, it's a pain,

but you got to keep up
with maintenance

to avoid something like this
happening.

- Take the rest of the day off.
Get yourself together.

- Coroner's sending over
Yang's dental records

so we can confirm the body's ID.

- Someone tampered with
the pressure relief valve.

That's why
the truck malfunctioned.

- Driver pulls over, sees
what's wrong, finds a body.

- Someone wanted her
to be found.

- Peter.

I mean, it's his truck,
his company, his employee.

- Yeah, but Marcus
hadn't made a pickup yet,

which means the body
was already in the truck.

- It's not easy dragging
a burnt corpse around.

Peter must have
killed her nearby.

- Ooh, you smell that?
- Yeah.

If you were gonna burn a body,

this would be the place
to do it.

- Here...
charred, melted plastic.

- You see that?

What is that, a woman's scarf?

- Could be Jocelyn's.

Excuse me. FBI.

- Block him off.
- Yep.

Freeze!

- Hands behind your back!

- Please! I do nothing wrong.

- Then why'd you run?
- What's your name?

You got any ID on you?

- What were you doing here?

- My boss say
me to come clean up.

- Who's your boss?

- It's a fake ID
and a really good one.

You know it's a felony
to have a fake ID, right?

- Please, no trouble!

I have to do what he say.

I never want to hurt auntie.

- Is this the woman you burned?

- No.

My boss see her after
he bring auntie here.

He say if I do not do what
he say and make the fire,

he will send me back home.

- Is your boss Peter Dao?

And he forced you to burn
your aunt's body?

- Not my aunt.

An old woman.

- Calling someone an aunt or
an uncle is a term of respect.

I don't think
they're actually related.

- Can you tell us
what her name was, please?

- Whoever he killed
wasn't Jocelyn.

Where did you get this?

- It pays to invest
in the right people.

- Oh.

I knew you would
take care of us.

- A dollar goes a long way
where we're going.

We can live like kings.

- And now,

you have a new queen.

- It was silly
to go back for my wife.

She was nothing.

- I know.

But I'm not like you.

I can't stand the thought
of sharing.

- That's something
Josh would say.

You two are so reckless.

I almost didn't come for you.

- I was waiting on you.

You told me to do
whatever I had to do

to make sure
he wouldn't find out about us

and freak out.

- Lin was always too easy
on him.

- It's just the two of us now,

the way it should have been
from the beginning.

- OK, so a tollbooth camera

just picked up
Peter and Jocelyn.

They were on the I-78,
driving a Cogent garbage truck.

- If we stopped every
garbage truck on the road,

the Garden State would
become one big landfill.

- Wait, so you think Jocelyn
ditched Josh for his dad?

- Yeah, well, that makes sense.

She never had
a father figure growing up.

Plus, she watched her mom
rotate from man to man.

- So she traded up
for Daddy Warbucks.

More money, more power.

More problems.

Oh, we just got
the autopsy report in

on our burned Jane Doe.

Her name was Yen Ho,
72 years old.

Never married,
no surviving family.

She lived in a rent-controlled
apartment in East Rutherford.

- What'd she do for work?

- No employment history.

She was arrested in 1987
for prostitution in New York.

- Have Ray and Nina go to her
house, talk to the neighbors.

- Ho's just got staples
in her wardrobe.

Nothing flashy, no jewelry.

- My college buddy,
he's Vietnamese.

He had a setup like this
in his dorm room.

This must be Ho's relatives
that have died.

- So, what?
We have, like,

mom, maybe sisters,
and this guy.

Does he look familiar to you?

- Yeah.

- Hold on.
Let me see.

- Tom Nguyen.
- Wow.

Ho's connected to
the BTK mob boss.

- Not just connected.

If he's up here at the altar,

that means he's more like
a brother or a husband to her.

- This was taken in '88.

That's one year after
Ho's prostitution charge.

I mean, Hana said she was part
of a big raid in Chinatown.

- If she worked at a brothel
run by BTK,

that's probably
how she met Nguyen.

Yeah.

- Yeah,
I just checked the basement.

Yen must have cleaned out
her storage unit recently.

- What was in it before?

- Just some old suitcases.

I offered to help her
unload them on eBay.

You know, people really eat up
that vintage stuff, so...

- OK, well, how would
she have emptied it?

I mean,
she uses a walker, right?

- Well, maybe her son.

- You ever meet him?
- A few times.

He came back to the
neighborhood maybe a year ago

to take care of her.

It's a shame the way some folks

treat their aging parents,
you know?

But Yen's son, yeah,
he was one of the good guys.

He said he wanted to invest
the time to be with her.

- That her son?

- Yeah, that's the guy.

Man, he's gonna be so sad

when he hears what happened
to his mom.

- I'll hit up Remy. Excuse us.
- Yep.

- Yeah.
- Thanks.

So Tom Nguyen died in prison
last year,

and that was around the time
that Peter started showing up.

- OK, I may have something.

Peter and his family came here
from Vietnam in 1977.

They stayed at the same
refugee shelter in Queens

as Tom Nguyen and his family.

- Did the families
know each other?

- Well, they must do,

because when Tom's dad
passed away in 2003,

Peter and his dad
were pallbearers.

- The families were close.

Maybe Peter looked up to Tom
like a big brother.

- After Tom died,

it would fall upon Peter
to check up on his widow.

It's a cultural thing
because she was like family.

- This dude doesn't care
about anybody but himself.

There needs to be something
in it for him.

BTK made millions selling
fake purses and watches.

When Nguyen was arrested,
only a fraction of that money

was recovered.

- You think he stashed
his money with Ho?

- I sure as hell do.

- The landlord told us that she
had a bunch of old suitcases

down in her storage,
and now they're gone.

- I can see them robbing Ho
to jumpstart

their lives on the run.

- My guess is, Peter will be
trying to get back

to Southeast Asia
as soon as he can.

- I'll alert the airports.

- But if that's the case,

they're gonna need
fake passports.

- Yeah, but fakes that
can fool a CBP scanner

are hard to come by.

She's gonna need
to know someone.

- Luckily, I do know someone.

You know,
it's considered bad luck

to get a tattoo
of an empty headstone.

Real BTK members
inscribe their headstone

with their zip code
in Chinatown.

Then they tattoo a candle
for each family member.

- You don't know anything.

- Oh.

You copied your daddy's tattoo.

You want to be a player
like him, huh?

- I am.

I'm his son.

- He doesn't even
think about you,

and you're his family.

Probably makes it easier for him

to run around town
behind your back

with your girlfriend, right?

- Make up what you want.
I'm not talking.

- I'm not making anything up.

'Cause look around, kid.

They left you here to rot

while they're laughing
over your mother's grave.

Look at it.

That's your mother.

Look at it!

- OK, then why don't you
do your job

and find out who killed her?

It wasn't my dad.

- Why do you say that?

- He wouldn't bother.

- Well,

maybe you know him better
than I thought.

But the million dollar
question is,

how well do you know Jocelyn?

Because she did it.

You've been sleeping with the
woman who killed your mother,

whose only crime was how...

how blind she was
about you and your dad.

She's the one
you should have protected,

not this crazy bitch.

You need to help us find them.

- You think they're here for us?

- Let's keep going.

- Wait a second.
I have an idea.

Give me those hats.

- This is way too much.

- That's not all.

- This is BTK's
old stomping grounds.

- According to Josh,
the salon around the corner

has fronted as a
forgery lab for years.

- Yeah, but would they show up
here together or separately?

- Well, they have no idea that
we know Jocelyn's still alive,

so I think we should be on
the lookout for a couple.

- Wait a second.
Did we miss the dress code?

- This is no coincidence.

They're here covering
their tracks.

- We'll tip them off
if we try to clear the block.

- Spread out and stay alert.

We're just a visiting team here.

They have home field advantage.

- Free hats.

Hey, free hats.
Free... oh, hey.

Free hats.
Come on. Put them on.

You're in New York.
You gotta dress the part.

- Could you take
a picture for us?

- See, you're stylin'.
Yeah.

I'll take a pic for all your
friends back home to see.

- Thanks. Appreciate it.
- There you go.

Hey, free hats.

Free hats.

Free hat?

Hey, free hats.

- What are you doing
with those hats?

- Oh, I'm giving them away.

- Whose idea was that?

- It was this couple
that came into the shop

and bought all the hats
and paid me extra

to give them to people
and get them to put them on.

I thought it was
for TikTok or...

- All right.
When did you see them?

- I don't know, like,
five, ten minutes ago.

- Look, the witness
just confirmed

Peter and Jocelyn
were just here.

- This is the forgery place
Josh told us about.

It's definitely a front
for something.

A hair salon doesn't
need this much security.

- Who's ever inside
can have eyes on us.

- We're across the road
from the salon.

We can't tell if they're inside.

OK, we got two possible suspects

heading southbound toward us.

- Right behind you.

Remy, he made you!

- Get down!

Stay down.

Hey, hey, hey.
Stay down, stay down.

Don't move.

- Stay down.

Hey!

- Go, I got him!

Hands up!

- Hands up and stay there!

- You're either coming out
in cuffs or a body bag.

Your choice.

- Jocelyn, don't believe
what he promised you.

He's using you.

- That's who he is.

Only thinks of himself.

- No, no, no, no.
Look around you.

Every man for himself.

It's human nature!

- It's not human nature
to screw over

your loved ones
to save yourself.

- No one was supposed
to get hurt.

That wasn't part of the plan.

Tell them, we just fell in love.

Tell them.

You're gonna get us
a good lawyer, right?

We'll work it out.

When we get out,
we can still be together.

- We're getting out of this.

- OK.
- Trust me.

I promise.
- OK.

Gun!

- Yeah, so, uh,

it's not getting any better.

- Uh, I can just eat it raw.

- Look... no.

You know what, Pops?

It's too damn cold out here, OK?

And the wood is wet.

- Well, the problem is
your structure, Ray.

You need a pyramid, right?

So you get a little air
under there.

- My structure is fine.

- What's that?

- This is a little heater
for my coffee.

Schnapps liqueur.

You want to try?

- Yeah.
- Have you lost your mind?

- What?

The boy can't get into
any trouble out here.

Besides that, it'll put
a little hair on his chest.

- Pops.

No.

- All right, party pooper.

- Look, I give up on this fire,
all right?

Let's just jump in
the sleeping bags,

and we can tell ghost stories,
all right? Huh?

- Lame.
- Hey, got an idea, all right?

We're gonna play a little poker.

Perfect three-man game
for a campfire.

- Oh.
- I got...

oh, damn it.
- No, I got it.

Don't worry about it.

Look, I'll shuffle, OK?

Hey, your hands are cold
as ice, and you're shivering.

- It is a little cold out here.

- All right, look,
I'm calling it, all right?

Come on.
- Ray, I am fine.

- You are not fine.

All right, we have nothing
to prove out here.

You said we wanted
to come out here,

have some fun together, right?
We're having fun.

- I'm having fun.
- Right.

But we can have fun in there.
All right?

There's a gas fireplace.

There's a chef's kitchen.

I turned on the hot tub when
I went to the bathroom, OK?

It's ready.
- Plus a TV.

The Mets are playing
on the West Coast tonight.

And I'm sure the game's
probably still going.

- Actually,
that don't sound too bad.

- Thank you. All right.
Let's just leave this stuff.

No, no, I got this.

All right, we'll take it in
in the morning.

Let's go.

Mercy,
it is way too cold out here.

- Come on, I can't believe...
- Come on.

Hey, you know what?
Hold on. Hold on one second.

All right?

Let's, uh, let's take
a picture for Cora.

All right, come on.
Turn around.

Come on.
Get on in here.

All right, here we go.

Camping Cannon style, 2025.