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[EL] So, you a new driver?

[EL] I just relocated [EL] from New York.

[EL] I went to New York once [EL] in the '80s.

[EL] - The heyday. [EL] - Parents and I got mugged

[EL] by a guy [EL] with a samurai sword.

[EL] It's not for everybody.

[EL] So, you're at the light [EL] taking your driver's test,

[EL] - and then... [EL] - Down!

[EL] You know we ran your name [EL] through the system.

[EL] - Then you know I'm a Leo. [EL] - He's free to go.

[EL] Part of a bigger investigation.

[EL] What are you doing here [EL] in Cow Patty, Oklahoma?

[EL] Stopping bad guys from [EL] blowing up our country.

[EL] Tough day at the office.

[EL] Tulsa is one of the ATF's [EL] many versions of Siberia.

[EL] What's that? [EL] Look like "FR" to you?

[EL] Place about five miles [EL] from here.

[EL] - Mrs. Fennario? [EL] - Miss Devereaux.

[EL] Car was stolen [EL] and set on fire,

[EL] and I found this [EL] in the backseat.

[EL] - I'm a private investigator. [EL] - Right, and I'm an astronaut.

[EL] Well, do you mind [EL] if I ask around?

[EL] On my property? [EL] Yeah, I do mind.

[EL] Fair enough.

[EL] Oh, Richie, easy.

[EL] Keep her under 160, [EL] for Christ sake.

[EL] Come on Manny, she ain't [EL] even gonna break a sweat.

[EL] She's got a baby race [EL] in three days.

[EL] I want a little sugar left [EL] in the tank still come Saturday.

[EL] Seems like you're gearing her [EL] more for a hay ride.

[EL] Yeah, well, it ain't you [EL] getting ripped a new one

[EL] if she goes flat [EL] ahead of the stretch.

[EL] Ten more minutes, [EL] then cool her down.

[EL] - You headed out? [EL] - Yeah, I'll be back.

[EL] Just got some shit [EL] at home to deal with.

[EL] I'm living [EL] paycheck to paycheck

[EL] Till my money's all gone

[EL] Hey, babe.

[EL] I'm gonna swing by WinCo [EL] after I drop the boys.

[EL] You want anything?

[EL] Thinks it's a fucking joke.

[EL] Okay, well, [EL] don't complain

[EL] when I don't remember [EL] what cereal you wanted.

[EL] - What? [EL] - I'll be back in a bit.

[EL] Motherfucking bastard.

[EL] Fucking hit him.

[EL] - Close the trunk. [EL] - Jesus, I knew it.

[EL] I fucking knew it.

[EL] Get on your knees.

[EL] I'm gonna say a name,

[EL] and you're gonna answer me [EL] yes or no.

[EL] It's very simple. [EL] Chickie.

[EL] Chickie? [EL] What about Chickie?

[EL] - Turn around. [EL] - I don't...

[EL] Better start talking [EL] or I promise your brains

[EL] are gonna be all over [EL] this fucking kitchen.

[EL] Chickie what? [EL] I got no fucking idea

[EL] what you're asking me. [EL] Chickie what?

[EL] Just tell me and [EL] I'll tell you, please.

[EL] Did he send you here [EL] to kill me, yes or no?

[EL] No! No, I haven't even [EL] seen Chickie in over 20 years.

[EL] - So, who hired you? [EL] - Hired me?

[EL] I don't even know [EL] what you're talking about.

[EL] You gonna tell me [EL] that wasn't you

[EL] who tried to take me out [EL] the other day?

[EL] - Who sent you? [EL] - You came here to kill me.

[EL] What the fuck [EL] was I supposed to do, wait?

[EL] I got a wife, I got kids.

[EL] When I saw you at the mall, [EL] I figured Chickie's the one

[EL] who sent you here [EL] to kill me.

[EL] I got no beef with you, Dwight.

[EL] Not you, not New York, [EL] not fucking anybody.

[EL] But Jesus Christ, why the fuck [EL] else would you be in Tulsa?

[EL] - Sugar? [EL] - What?

[EL] You got sugar?

[EL] No, we have, [EL] what do you call it, agave.

[EL] - The fuck's that? [EL] - No idea.

[EL] So, let me get this right.

[EL] I'm here in [EL] the middle of nowhere,

[EL] and just by [EL] some coincidence,

[EL] you're here too, [EL] and you try to shoot me

[EL] because you think [EL] I'm here to shoot you?

[EL] Is that the line of defense [EL] you're going with?

[EL] On my kid's eyes, [EL] I fucking swear,

[EL] it's the God's honest truth.

[EL] My wife's gonna be home [EL] any minute now.

[EL] - She doesn't know anything. [EL] - I'll leave a note.

[EL] Tico Tavares.

[EL] - What? [EL] - Tico Tavares.

[EL] - What about him? [EL] - In prison, they set you up.

[EL] I tried to warn you [EL] but I couldn't get through.

[EL] You said they tried [EL] to set me up.

[EL] - Who's they? [EL] - Pete.

[EL] My Pete?

[EL] - You fucking liar. [EL] - He was afraid you'd flipped.

[EL] Fucking 25 years, come on.

[EL] Nobody does that kind of time.

[EL] - I did. [EL] - I know you did,

[EL] but most of these guys...

[EL] I was afraid they'd kill me [EL] because of what I knew.

[EL] That's why I skipped town.

[EL] I've been here 19 years, Dwight. [EL] I built a life.

[EL] Pete...

[EL] You mow your lawn?

[EL] - What? [EL] - Do you mow your grass?

[EL] - Yeah, sure. [EL] - You know, I've never...

[EL] mowed a lawn, never. [EL] Not once in my entire life.

[EL] You grew up in Brooklyn, so.

[EL] Dwight, I'm sorry. [EL] I didn't rat on anybody.

[EL] I didn't want to hurt nobody. [EL] I just wanted out.

[EL] You know that [EL] ain't the way it goes, right?

[EL] Our thing, 25 years ago, Armand,

[EL] you fucked up,

[EL] and I went away for what became [EL] a third of my life.

[EL] And then you...

[EL] tried to put [EL] a bullet in my head.

[EL] I... I swear to God,

[EL] - I was just trying... [EL] - I'm talking.

[EL] You work for me now, understand? [EL] Like you always have.

[EL] I expect an envelope [EL] every Saturday.

[EL] We'll start at 300 bucks a week.

[EL] Dwight, this ain't New York. [EL] It's fucking Tulsa.

[EL] I didn't tell you to move here.

[EL] Of course, [EL] the one time I am running late.

[EL] I'll send over some sugar.

[EL] Oh my God.

[EL] You know [EL] you're doing that wrong.

[EL] Your form.

[EL] Hey, pal.

[EL] - Sorry. [EL] - Buddy.

[EL] The kettlebells.

[EL] You're not lifting them right.

[EL] Really?

[EL] - Soft knees. [EL] - Mmm-hmm?

[EL] You got to hinge your hips.

[EL] Keep your body [EL] in a standing plank position.

[EL] - And lift. [EL] - I'll tell you what.

[EL] Let's make it interesting.

[EL] You stand in front of me,

[EL] and if I can't put [EL] you to sleep with one swing,

[EL] I'll donate a grand [EL] to your favorite charity.

[EL] Deal?

[EL] Or should I go [EL] back to doing it wrong?

[EL] Blue Dome Haberdashery.

[EL] Custom tailoring. [EL] Let's try that.

[EL] I wanna drop these suits off [EL] to get altered.

[EL] What the hell's that?

[EL] It's a transponder. For tolls.

[EL] - It's like an easy pass. [EL] - Get rid of it.

[EL] They just gonna take a picture [EL] of the license plate,

[EL] send a bill in the mail.

[EL] You don't get rid of that.

[EL] I hope they get [EL] my good side.

[EL] Let's not make it [EL] too easy for them.

[EL] Let's see [EL] what we got here.

[EL] - Okay. [EL] - All right.

[EL] You know, Kenny Rogers used to [EL] shop here when he was in town.

[EL] - Kenny who? [EL] - Seriously?

[EL] The guy's in the Hall of Fame.

[EL] Know when to hold them. [EL] Know when to fold them.

[EL] Let's see what we got here.

[EL] I seem to have expanded a little bit.

[EL] Can I be honest with you?

[EL] We're in Tulsa.

[EL] How about something [EL] a little more modern?

[EL] More in keeping with the local style?

[EL] A jacket like this with a Stetson

[EL] and a pair of Lucchese Boots, [EL] hoo-wee,

[EL] you would look like a million bucks.

[EL] There's alligators up [EL] on that motherfucker, man.

[EL] Yeah, it's an alligator.

[EL] You can't turn that down, [EL] it's got the alligators.

[EL] Alligators don't work on this.

[EL] Work your magic.

[EL] - Just make 'em fit. [EL] - Done.

[EL] However, the man who only suits [EL] himself has a fool for a tailor.

[EL] - I've been called worse. [EL] - You know, a couple Grammys ago,

[EL] Puffy pulled up with [EL] the paisley Dolce & Gabbana.

[EL] You know you'd be [EL] fly as shit in that, man?

[EL] Can you step a little bit closer?

[EL] - Hey, what's up? [EL] - Bang. Zoom.

[EL] Thank you, Bert.

[EL] Hey, [EL] look at this guy.

[EL] Hmm. What'd he do?

[EL] - Nothing yet. [EL] - What does that mean?

[EL] What do you mean?

[EL] - Is he a perp? [EL] - No, he's on Tinder.

[EL] Wow.

[EL] So happy to see our hard earned [EL] tax dollars at work.

[EL] - Oh, you're not online? [EL] - No, I'm not.

[EL] Come on, it's not terrible.

[EL] It's kind of like panning for gold.

[EL] Sometimes you find a nugget.

[EL] I guess I'm old-fashioned.

[EL] I actually have to get [EL] my dick pics in person.

[EL] Oh, how's that going?

[EL] Come on, Stacy, [EL] you get out there a little bit.

[EL] Yeah, I was out there recently.

[EL] It didn't go great. I'm fine.

[EL] Hey, don't make me worry about you.

[EL] Any trouble getting these things?

[EL] Fuck no. Nitrous is overseen

[EL] by the Food and Drug Administration.

[EL] Not exactly the agency that [EL] strikes fear in one's heart.

[EL] - Not exactly. [EL] - No, right?

[EL] Dwight, we ready?

[EL] Tyson is on his way.

[EL] You guys want something to drink?

[EL] - Yes. [EL] - No, we're working.

[EL] - Come on. [EL] - Okay.

[EL] Hey, Dwight, you remember Bad Face?

[EL] Yeah, the psycho neurotic [EL] from the weed farm.

[EL] Yeah.

[EL] He's in town for the next [EL] couple days making some drops.

[EL] So, I thought maybe [EL] you'd want to avoid him.

[EL] No, no, no, [EL] I got no issue with Bad Face.

[EL] You gotta see this guy, [EL] he's definitely off the reservation.

[EL] - Who is he? [EL] - He's a Creek Indian

[EL] with a staring problem.

[EL] - Serious staring problem. [EL] - Sounds fun at parties.

[EL] - Yeah, war parties. [EL] - Ready to roll out?

[EL] All right, throw that stuff [EL] in the trunk

[EL] and go out there [EL] and make some money.

[EL] - Yes, sir. [EL] - Okay.

[EL] Go get 'em kids.

[EL] Fucking Bad Face.

[EL] - Ice-cold patties. [EL] - Here you go, that's 10 bucks.

[EL] Hey, hold it at the tip,

[EL] you gonna lose [EL] all the good stuff, now.

[EL] - Look at these motherfuckers. [EL] - Business is booming.

[EL] Oh, yeah. [EL] You guys want a balloon?

[EL] Who the fuck said [EL] you could set up here?

[EL] The parking lot?

[EL] No, like, who gave you [EL] permission to sell?

[EL] Nobody gave us permission [EL] to sell,

[EL] 'cause we ain't [EL] asking for permission.

[EL] This is our territory.

[EL] You want [EL] to buy something?

[EL] Bye-bye.

[EL] Fifteen years [EL] since I had my last drink,

[EL] so thank you for that.

[EL] Right before Devin was born, yeah.

[EL] - Will he kill us? [EL] - Not you and the kids.

[EL] - No. [EL] - That's what Boise was about?

[EL] So, what have you left us?

[EL] What do you mean? [EL] Like, the house? Life insurance?

[EL] No, us. You and me.

[EL] Because how am I supposed [EL] to believe anything

[EL] that you tell me [EL] from this point out?

[EL] 'Cause you're a fucking liar, Manny.

[EL] - Is that even really your name? [EL] - It's Armand.

[EL] - You know that. [EL] - Do I?

[EL] Oh, come on, would you [EL] fucking stop, please, Clara?

[EL] I'm sorry. You're right.

[EL] I should've told you everything [EL] when we first met,

[EL] about my past, but the further [EL] down the line we got,

[EL] the less necessary it felt.

[EL] It was like ancient history

[EL] that I, frankly, I wanted to forget.

[EL] It's ugly.

[EL] I know now.

[EL] Now I do.

[EL] How'd it go?

[EL] We went through [EL] all ten of the tanks.

[EL] - Yeah. [EL] - We could've sold more

[EL] - if we had 'em. [EL] - Laughing gas.

[EL] Laughing all the way [EL] to the bank, huh?

[EL] Mmm-hmm.

[EL] Something going on tonight?

[EL] Yeah, and tomorrow night, too.

[EL] All right, let's swing by Mitch's

[EL] and pick up some more tanks.

[EL] Here.

[EL] Buy yourself something pretty.

[EL] I might get me one of them rings.

[EL] You know what? [EL] This one has lost its luster.

[EL] - Here, take it. [EL] - You serious?

[EL] Yeah, take it. [EL] Come on, you earned it.

[EL] Fuck.

[EL] Wow.

[EL] So...

[EL] if I'm hearing right, [EL] and lads, by all means,

[EL] jump in and stop me [EL] if you feel different.

[EL] You and Davy here, [EL] you just let them waltz on in.

[EL] Come in, [EL] come in and you let them

[EL] take the food [EL] right off our table.

[EL] - Did I get that right? [EL] - We didn't think it wise

[EL] to start any shit without [EL] checking with you first.

[EL] Weak fucking links.

[EL] They're unreliable, indecisive,

[EL] and now revealed [EL] to be total pussies.

[EL] Weak fucking links.

[EL] Easily exploited [EL] by interloping hippies.

[EL] I mean, who are we [EL] if we can't protect what's ours?

[EL] They've left us [EL] all exposed.

[EL] This.

[EL] It's no minor fuck up. No.

[EL] This is a threat

[EL] to our very existence.

[EL] You interrupted my breakfast for this?

[EL] Dwight, it's an antique. [EL] It's like 19th century.

[EL] Pure copper. [EL] You ever see American Pickers?

[EL] People go crazy for this shit.

[EL] Sure, what household [EL] couldn't live without one of these?

[EL] I'm just saying, you could sell it,

[EL] could be worth, like, 20 grand.

[EL] - So, you sell it. [EL] - I can't sell it,

[EL] they'll know I stole it.

[EL] If I sell it, they'll think I stole it.

[EL] I think shoveling horse shit [EL] has affected your brain, Armand.

[EL] Come on, Dwight, please. [EL] I'm trying over here.

[EL] I'm really trying. Give me a break.

[EL] Take it back there [EL] before someone looks up

[EL] and sees it's missing.

[EL] Cash, Armand.

[EL] I nearly broke my neck [EL] getting that thing down.

[EL] Fuck!

[EL] When's the wedding?

[EL] - What? [EL] - Are you telling me that ain't

[EL] an engagement ring on your finger?

[EL] Oh, you got... you funny. [EL] You got jokes today, right?

[EL] It was... It was my boss'.

[EL] - What you mean "was"? [EL] - He gave it to me

[EL] to acknowledge the hard work [EL] I've been putting in.

[EL] As a chauffeur?

[EL] It's more than a chauffeur, Dad, I'm...

[EL] - I'm also like security, too. [EL] - Protecting him from what?

[EL] Whatever, you know, [EL] he's a successful guy, you know.

[EL] People get jealous of him.

[EL] - This man a mobster? [EL] - Mark.

[EL] Why would you even [EL] say something like that?

[EL] Only two types of people [EL] wear pinky rings,

[EL] mobsters and British aristocracy.

[EL] And something tells me [EL] your boss ain't no aristocrat.

[EL] That's some real prejudiced shit [EL] right there, I don't know...

[EL] - Hey, language at my table. [EL] - Mark, let the boy eat.

[EL] Tyson knows right from wrong.

[EL] - That a real diamond, Ty? [EL] - Of course it is.

[EL] Whatever you say, Dad.

[EL] Hello?

[EL] Jo, it's me.

[EL] Christ, [EL] you sound old.

[EL] It's great [EL] hearing your voice, too.

[EL] Twenty-five years.

[EL] What do you expect?

[EL] - I heard you called Tina? [EL] - Yeah.

[EL] Well, if you're looking [EL] for me to intervene,

[EL] you're barking up the wrong tree.

[EL] I hardly ever see her myself.

[EL] Truth be told, I'm gonna see her [EL] in a couple of hours.

[EL] Yeah?

[EL] That's... That's nice, good.

[EL] It's Joe.

[EL] He's got lymphoma.

[EL] And we all take turns doing shifts.

[EL] Should... Should I come?

[EL] What for? Now?

[EL] He's still my brother. Our brother.

[EL] What are you, [EL] in some bullshit step program

[EL] doing your apology tour?

[EL] You want to stop busting my balls [EL] for about five seconds?

[EL] So I'm gonna ask you again.

[EL] Why now?

[EL] Honestly, I don't know.

[EL] I don't know anything.

[EL] You're a real fucking beaut, [EL] you know that?

[EL] Radio silence for 25 years.

[EL] I'll keep you posted about Joe.

[EL] Hey, heads up, y'all. [EL] Hey, look,

[EL] we told y'all motherfuckers [EL] that we...

[EL] Come on, man.

[EL] Come on! Come on!

[EL] I scheduled a Zoom [EL] with a real estate agent...

[EL] from Ocala, Florida.

[EL] Oh yeah? That's... [EL] That's horse country.

[EL] Yeah, I'm not promising anything.

[EL] It's just...

[EL] worth a conversation, that's all.

[EL] Fucking unbelievable.

[EL] So, these are the same guys [EL] that said you needed permission?

[EL] The guys from the other night?

[EL] It was them, [EL] and it was five other guys.

[EL] Six.

[EL] They took our tanks, [EL] our cash, all of it.

[EL] I'm so sorry about that, man.

[EL] You've got nothing [EL] to be sorry about.

[EL] You held your ground, you lost. [EL] Now it's time to regroup.

[EL] - They say who they work for? [EL] - Nah.

[EL] No. No, but a couple of guys had

[EL] Black Macadam [EL] embroidered on their jackets.

[EL] A local biker gang.

[EL] - They anything? [EL] - Well, they ain't nothing.

[EL] All right, so what we finna do?

[EL] What are we gonna do?

[EL] We're gonna do the obvious thing.

[EL] We're gonna go in there, [EL] we're gonna get our tanks,

[EL] and then we're gonna get our money.

[EL] - I don't do violence. [EL] - We're not doing violence.

[EL] We're using our head. [EL] You ever read The Art of War?

[EL] Wouldn't you say that war

[EL] falls under [EL] the violence category here?

[EL] "The greatest victories [EL] are obtained without battle."

[EL] We're gonna use our heads.

[EL] - Really? [EL] - Yeah.

[EL] Fine, but I'm gonna bring Bad Face [EL] just in case.

[EL] Yeah, Dwight?

[EL] I need you [EL] to meet me at seven tonight

[EL] at the Bred-2-Buck. [EL] You know it?

[EL] - What's up? [EL] - What's up?

[EL] I'm giving you a chance [EL] to pay back

[EL] some of what you owe me.

[EL] No, no, no, [EL] thank you, but...

[EL] Seven, Armand.

[EL] This is what I worked [EL] my ass off for.

[EL] - Send you to college. [EL] - I just got into a fight, Dad.

[EL] Bullshit. This happened

[EL] 'cause you work [EL] for that goddamn criminal.

[EL] - Mark, we don't know that. [EL] - No, maybe you don't know.

[EL] But I do. [EL] And Tyson sure does.

[EL] Tell your mom Tyson, hmm?

[EL] Look in her eye [EL] and lie to her face,

[EL] 'cause that's how [EL] you do now, right?

[EL] You don't even know [EL] what you're talking about.

[EL] All right, so enlighten me.

[EL] Enlighten me. [EL] What was this big fight about?

[EL] Hmm?

[EL] Is this your security work?

[EL] 'Cause if it is, it looks to me [EL] like you're the one need protecting.

[EL] You always thinking [EL] that I can't handle my own.

[EL] Like I can't handle [EL] any type of pressure...

[EL] No, no, no, you don't get [EL] to turn this

[EL] into you're the victim.

[EL] - Pick a lane, son. [EL] - I tried, it's true.

[EL] I tried to go to college. [EL] My major was too imbecilic.

[EL] Was I wrong? [EL] You didn't even finish.

[EL] Made nothing out of every [EL] opportunity we provided you.

[EL] - I'm trying, Dad. [EL] - By driving some gangster's car?

[EL] You're 25, Tyson.

[EL] How long are your mother [EL] and I supposed to wait

[EL] before we see [EL] a return on our investment?

[EL] Oh, you want a return, huh?

[EL] Oh, I got a return for you.

[EL] How about this? [EL] How is that?

[EL] - Tyson. [EL] - You got five seconds

[EL] to get your ass [EL] and that out of my sight.

[EL] Tyson. Tyson!

[EL] - That's catchy. [EL] - Oh, just a little fiddling.

[EL] Maisie's gonna cover for me.

[EL] What time you think [EL] we're gonna be back?

[EL] From where?

[EL] - From the concert. [EL] - Aren't you on parole?

[EL] You don't think you're going [EL] without me, do you?

[EL] No, no, you gotta stay here. [EL] You're not getting busted.

[EL] Work your magic behind the bar. [EL] We got this.

[EL] Hey, hey.

[EL] Hey, haven't [EL] seen you in a minute.

[EL] Eh, I've mostly been drinking

[EL] with my close friend, [EL] the couch, lately.

[EL] Trying to break the cycle.

[EL] Happy to help you process. [EL] Casamigos, rocks?

[EL] Yes, please.

[EL] Is it possible [EL] to get that in a large size?

[EL] Let me see [EL] if I can find you a Big Gulp.

[EL] Oh, thank you. [EL] You are doing God's work.

[EL] No need, your friend at the end [EL] of the bar covered it.

[EL] Order up!

[EL] Dwight. Where's Mitch?

[EL] Why?

[EL] I mean, you know, [EL] it just feels like a bad omen.

[EL] It's not a bad omen.

[EL] I told you this is gonna be surgical.

[EL] Nonviolent, we're using our head.

[EL] Trust me on that.

[EL] - Mr. D? [EL] - Yeah.

[EL] I ain't got a lot [EL] of friends, so this means

[EL] a lot to me that you've included [EL] me in this beat down.

[EL] - Hoka hey. [EL] - Hoka hey.

[EL] I'm ready to roll. [EL] Let's get it cracking.

[EL] - Got everything? [EL] - It's already in the car.

[EL] All right, let's do it.

[EL] - Tyson. [EL] - Oh, shit.

[EL] Who's that?

[EL] Just give me one second, Dwight. [EL] Let me handle this real quick.

[EL] What the hell are you doing? [EL] Did you follow me here?

[EL] No, I just set my GPS [EL] to dumbass motherfucker.

[EL] Dad, I'm in the middle [EL] of something right now.

[EL] - You can see that, right? [EL] - Which is what, exactly?

[EL] - Wrap it up. [EL] - Don't tell my son what to do.

[EL] Whoa, whoa, chill, Dad. [EL] Relax a little bit.

[EL] Your son works for me.

[EL] My boy is decent, raised right.

[EL] Your boy ain't a boy anymore, [EL] he's a man.

[EL] And like I said, he works for me.

[EL] - You coming or not? [EL] - Dad, we...

[EL] Who put that beating on my son?

[EL] It's being taken care of.

[EL] Is that where you're off to now?

[EL] - To take care of things? [EL] - It's on the list.

[EL] - Then I'm coming too. [EL] - Dad, what do you mean?

[EL] The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

[EL] And if this is the army [EL] you're bringing into battle,

[EL] then trust me, you need all [EL] the friends you can get.

[EL] He's serious.

[EL] - You a father? [EL] - Mmm-mmm.

[EL] Then why are you asking questions [EL] you already know the answer to?

[EL] Dwight. How you doing?

[EL] How you doing? Mark.

[EL] Let's hit it, Mark. Come on!

[EL] So, the New York girl [EL] comes to Oklahoma

[EL] to fight the bad guys.

[EL] Yeah, just like in the fairy tales.

[EL] Mmm.

[EL] You're pretty.

[EL] So, what's your story, Colton?

[EL] What you see is what you get.

[EL] Oh, really? [EL] Okay, yeah, well, what is that?

[EL] - Good time with a good guy. [EL] - Are you a good guy?

[EL] I like to think I am.

[EL] All right.

[EL] Come on the show's almost over.

[EL] We should go on ahead in. [EL] What's going on?

[EL] Aspetta, let 'em collect [EL] our money first.

[EL] - Dwight? [EL] - Yeah.

[EL] There's twelve of them.

[EL] That's my lucky fucking number.

[EL] There's only eight of us.

[EL] You seriously counting yourself?

[EL] Dwight, tell me you have a plan [EL] that doesn't involve

[EL] me getting punched [EL] in the face again.

[EL] I got a plan, relax.

[EL] I'd like to propose something.

[EL] Sure, Fred, what is it?

[EL] Clint and I are gonna go in,

[EL] rile 'em up, start talking shit.

[EL] - Wait, wait, wait. [EL] - Shut up. All right.

[EL] When they advance on us, [EL] we give a signal, okay?

[EL] Y'all come in from the flank [EL] and you can take them out

[EL] at the fucking knees, all right?

[EL] - I like it, Fred. [EL] - Right?

[EL] - Yeah. [EL] - No!

[EL] Dwight, please tell me [EL] you have an actual plan.

[EL] The general's got a plan, Bodhi.

[EL] The Art of War [EL] states that eventually

[EL] each man has gotta grow [EL] a set of balls.

[EL] Let's go, my children.

[EL] War, huh, yeah

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing

[EL] Uh huh

[EL] War, huh, yeah

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing

[EL] Say it again, y'all

[EL] War, huh, look out

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing, [EL] listen to me

[EL] Oh, war, I despise

[EL] - Hey. [EL] - Hey.

[EL] Cause it means destruction [EL] of innocent lives

[EL] War means tears to thousands [EL] of mother's eyes

[EL] When their sons [EL] go off to fight

[EL] And lose their lives

[EL] I said war, huh

[EL] Good God, y'all

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing, [EL] just say it again

[EL] - War, huh [EL] - Oh, Lord

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing, [EL] listen to me

[EL] War, it ain't nothing [EL] but a heartbreaker

[EL] War, friend only [EL] to the undertaker

[EL] Oh, war, it's an enemy [EL] to all mankind

[EL] The thought of war [EL] blows my mind

[EL] War has caused unrest

[EL] Within the younger [EL] generation

[EL] Induction then destruction

[EL] Who wants to die?

[EL] Oh, war

[EL] Good God, y'all

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing

[EL] Say it, say it, say it

[EL] - War, huh [EL] - Uh, huh, yeah

[EL] Absolutely nothing

[EL] It ain't nothing [EL] but a heart breaker

[EL] War, it's got one friend, [EL] that's the undertaker

[EL] Oh, war

[EL] Has shattered [EL] many a young man's dreams

[EL] Made him disabled, [EL] bitter and mean

[EL] Thanks, Mickey Mantle.

[EL] To spend fighting [EL] wars each day

[EL] War can't give life

[EL] It can only take it away, oh

[EL] War, huh, good God, y'all

[EL] What is it good for?

[EL] Absolutely nothing

[EL] Say it again

[EL] War, oh Lord

[EL] What is it good for

[EL] You tell me

[EL] Say it, say it, [EL] say it, say it

[EL] - War, huh [EL] - Good God, y'all

[EL] What is it good for

[EL] I gotta get home.

[EL] You're not gonna [EL] finish your beer?

[EL] Cheers.

[EL] I'm afraid [EL] this isn't the bonding moment

[EL] you think it is, son.

[EL] Mark.

[EL] Thank you for your participation.

[EL] Here you go.

[EL] All right.

[EL] You always have a home, Tyson,

[EL] unless you choose not to.

[EL] So, make your choice.

[EL] - Tonight was actually... [EL] - Cathartic.

[EL] I'm gonna head home, [EL] if that's all right.

[EL] Hold up.

[EL] Should probably put that [EL] towards what I owe you.

[EL] No, no, no, here. [EL] That's apples, this is oranges.

[EL] Buy a new lawnmower.

[EL] - Armand. [EL] - Yes?

[EL] Our arrangement still holds.

[EL] Fuck.

[EL] - Hey. [EL] - Hey. I'm sorry,

[EL] I know it's really early.

[EL] No, it's okay. [EL] I'm here, I'm fine.

[EL] If you want to talk to Joe, [EL] I think it's best

[EL] - that you do it right now. [EL] - Yeah, okay.

[EL] - Can he talk? [EL] - No.

[EL] But everyone's on their way over.

[EL] He's dying, Dwight. [EL] He's shutting down.

[EL] Our brother Joe is dying.

[EL] He can hear us, [EL] so you... You just talk.

[EL] And he squeezed my hand before [EL] when I asked him

[EL] if he wanted me to call you.

[EL] Just talk to him. [EL] He's your little brother.

[EL] Okay.

[EL] Hey, Joey.

[EL] Joe. It's your brother, Dwight.

[EL] Hey, I'm sorry you're not feeling good.

[EL] I'm sorry about a lot of things.

[EL] I was thinking the other day [EL] about Easter.

[EL] You remember that time

[EL] Pops had us pick up [EL] some of those anise cookies?

[EL] From Mrs. Milano?

[EL] And I took that shortcut.

[EL] There was... There was this guy.

[EL] He was heavy set, [EL] you know...

[EL] Dressed in white, you know, [EL] white beard, white hair.

[EL] Do you remember [EL] what you asked him?

[EL] Yes. Look, he hears you.

[EL] You asked him if he was God.

[EL] Remember what he said?

[EL] We were both standing there, [EL] looking at him like a mirage.

[EL] And he said, [EL] "Well, if you say I'm God,

[EL] "when you saw him, [EL] then that's who he must be."

[EL] Anyway...

[EL] If you see this guy...

[EL] I think he's okay.

[EL] And I think you should go with him.

[EL] And...

[EL] You and me...

[EL] We'll catch up later, Joe.

[EL] Manny, where the hell [EL] have you been all night?

[EL] Get back in the house. Larry!

[EL] Larry.

[EL] I ain't gonna stop [EL] just because I get old

[EL] We have that Zoom meeting [EL] with that real estate agent

[EL] - in five minutes. [EL] - We already have a home.

[EL] And doing what I'm told

[EL] I'll be six feet deep [EL] before I get cold

[EL] What are you looking at?

[EL] I'm thinking about [EL] dyeing my hair.

[EL] - What color? [EL] - Amber.

[EL] So, do it. [EL] Go ahead, be yourself.

[EL] - Why not? [EL] - Be myself.

[EL] Be yourself.

[EL] I like that. [EL] Be myself.

[EL] When I was [EL] in the joint,

[EL] I used to think about [EL] the good old days...

[EL] The good old days [EL] were not really that good.

[EL] Now, I realize [EL] what I missed...

[EL] Seeing my daughter grow up, [EL] get married.

[EL] And she did all that [EL] without me protecting her.

[EL] Black Macadam, they'll kill [EL] anyone that gets in their way.

[EL] So, that's what [EL] a good father does,

[EL] protects the ones [EL] they're responsible for.