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This is USP Kanan,

a federal prison in Northern

Pennsylvania.

Definitely not a great choice for a

destination wedding.

I've subsisted in hell holes like this

for the last 25 years. And to keep

what's left of my brain from

deteriorating, I read some very good

literature and wrote some very bad poems

and tried to avoid getting shanked for a

second time.

I remember when I was 17, my father

asked what I wanted to be. Would I like

to be a barber like him?

I laughed in his face. I wanted to be a

successful gangster.

In retrospect, I asked myself if what I

chose was worth 25 years of my life.

The answer is no. Not 25 seconds.

I married this life. And after keeping

my mouth shut for all these years, I'm

going to see if it married me back.

Okay.

What about scores? What? There's a

party, right?

Long Island.

What?

Long Island.

Why? They gave me an address.

>> Whose house is this? I didn't say

Heat. Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

supposed to wait here.

>> They're ready for you.

Gang's all here.

>> There he is.

>> Nice place you got here.

How you doing, chicken? Eat better than

me, Uncle Dwight.

Remember Vince?

>> I do.

Have a seat

>> at the head of the table.

>> That ain't the head, that's the ass.

>> Wait,

Nico, you guys got to stand behind me.

>> Watching the door, buddy. That's all.

>> Well, you can watch from anywhere. Like

that corner over there.

>> What can they do? Someone comes through

the door. Way the [ __ ] over there.

Dwight,

>> you expecting company? Goody?

>> What's wrong with you?

Nothing. I just don't like guys standing

behind me.

>> Easy, buddy. You're just watching it,

though.

>> Don't stand behind my [ __ ] back.

>> Just give him some space. It's not a

good idea.

>> Touch it. Relax.

>> Sit down.

>> Not exactly the welcome I was expecting.

>> Business first.

>> How is business?

It's tough.

Am I supposed to be talking to him or to

you?

>> Chicky's my under boss now.

>> And Vince is one of my caps.

>> Lot of changes.

>> 25 years. I was a kid when you went

away.

>> I got news for you. You're still a kid,

so enjoy it.

>> Like I was saying, things are tough. Not

like when you were around.

>> No, it was easy when I was around.

>> Just a little bit. Listen to my son.

>> Look, look, look. I don't know what

you're expecting, okay? Now that you're

back, but we can't just rewind the

clock.

>> I'll tell you what I'm expecting. That

way you'll know. I'm expecting after

doing 25 years to save your father's ass

for murder to save your ass. Whacking a

guy who I actually liked, who didn't

deserve it. I'm expecting some form of

adequate compensation. Why do you think

we're not going to take care of you? Are

you?

>> Yes.

Tulsa.

What the [ __ ] is Tulsa? It's a city in

Oklahoma.

>> I know it's a city in Oklahoma. I can

read a map. What the [ __ ] you talking

about?

>> I want you to go there. Plant the flag.

Get it set up.

>> You serious?

>> Oh yeah,

>> Dwight. I've been there. The horse race,

the springboard mile. It's wide [ __ ]

open. It's the future. There's nobody

doing nothing. You could earn it like

crazy. Do whatever the [ __ ] you want.

But I've been doing it in Oklahoma.

>> There's nothing left for you here.

>> I'm sorry, but time just doesn't stop

because you [ __ ] went away.

Nothing left for me here.

Pete,

you remember my wife Marie?

She divorced me when I went inside. And

my daughter Tina, I haven't talked to

her in 18 years. She hates me. I took an

oath

and I honored it. I kept my mouth shut

for 25 [ __ ] years. And now all I got

to my name is a few bucks, my suit and

moth balls, this watch, and a [ __ ]

pinky ring that you gave me.

Now you got the balls to tell me that

after everything I've been through,

after everything I've lost, after

everything I've done for this family,

your family, [ __ ] it. There's nothing

left for me.

>> Hey, you don't understand how this

[ __ ] works. They told you where the

[ __ ] to go. That's it.

>> I don't understand. Hey, listen. I made

my bones when you in [ __ ] diapers.

>> Well, now you're wearing diapers. Boom.

>> What? What?

>> Are you out of your [ __ ] mind?

>> No, I'm not out of my mind. This guy has

no respect.

>> He's a couple right to you, Pete. Not to

me. This wasn't our deal.

>> Jesus Christ. I came here with some

sense of honor.

>> You talk about compensation.

I'm giving you a whole entire [ __ ]

city.

>> You're giving me [ __ ] banishment.

>> You kick up five grand a week to start.

>> Sure, why not?

Tulsa. Yeah, why not? It' be nice to

breathe some fresh air.

Tonight

leaves a young man feeling old

that old love. You still remember

that you deep down in your soul.

Lo that girl down in

chasing some old food to drink.

Living broke on Whiskey River.

Got me trying to swim up.

>> Oh, what the hell is that?

It's a grasshopper. They're harmless.

>> That thing's the size of my [ __ ]

>> Excuse me.

>> Actually, I'm more in doubt than that.

So, God damn, lady.

>> Relax. It's It's holy water. It's holy

water.

>> You should gargle with it with that

mouth.

>> Church of God, folks. Bless the [ __ ] out

of you. You're not careful. Need a cap?

>> Actually, I do.

>> Let me get you right here then.

>> Name's Tyson. Welcome to Tulsa. Where,

too, man?

>> Hotel?

>> Which one? One where no one will break

my balls.

>> Straight up.

Cash in. Cash out. Cash in. Cash out.

Cash out. Cash. Cash out. Cash out. Cash

out. Cash out. Cash out.

>> Why do they call this place a suitor

state?

>> Well, you got the football team plus

also the history. You know, when people

first came and [ __ ] The settlers.

>> When was that?

>> Back in the day, I guess. I don't know.

You're not curious?

>> Not really.

>> You know what would be nice? If someone

invented a device where you can look

this [ __ ] up. That would really be

great.

>> You tripping, man. This is the iPhone,

man. You

Oh, you [ __ ] with me, man. You I

can't look it up right now. I'm I'm

driving right now. Yeah. All

>> right. Forget it.

A lot of churches around here. It's

>> the Bible belt, my man. You in the

buckle.

What's this? The wedding

>> funeral?

>> Business.

>> What kind of business?

>> They're none of your [ __ ] business.

Kind of business.

>> I like that. Gangster got to be a

gangster, huh?

>> What' you call me?

>> Say what?

>> You call me a gangster?

>> I call you no gangster. I said a

gangster got to be a gangster. Wouldn't

that make me a gangster?

>> Look, man, you obviously ain't met no

black folks. So, you

>> I met more black folks than you can

call.

>> You would know you can call anybody a

gangster. It's like saying they cool.

>> You think a gangster is cool?

>> All right. It's like It's like calling a

new uh player except I say gangster. I

ain't saying you in a gang even though

you one gangster looking [ __ ]

>> You better stop calling me that, pal.

>> Hey, look. Ain't nobody going to tell me

what to say in my own cab. You got that?

>> You know what? Somebody's going to slap

some good grammar in your mouth.

>> Ain't nobody going to talk to me like

that in my own damn couch.

>> Excuse me. Hey. Hey. You want some

gangster? I'll give you a gangster. Stop

the car.

>> What is that place?

>> It's a dispensary. It's where they sell

marijuana.

>> So, anybody can just walk in there?

>> Yeah. It's It's a store, man. What you

mean?

>> Uh, who runs it?

>> Whoever own it.

>> No, I mean, who runs this neighborhood?

Like, what crew runs it? No crew up in

here, man. You in the middle of nowhere,

>> man. I got that. Why don't you pull over

there

and wait a little bit until I come out?

This will compensate you for your time.

Give me

>> your medical ID.

>> Uh, it's okay. I'm just looking around.

It's okay.

>> I'm not going to buy anything.

>> Yeah, that's cool, man.

>> Thanks. Appreciate it.

>> Howdy.

>> Howdy.

>> Can I help you?

>> Yeah. Um, I just got into town.

I'm just looking around and I'm

wondering how does all this work?

>> Oh, um, depends on what you're looking

for. Um, we got gummies,

>> actual flour, DBD oil, creams,

uh, strictly for medicinal purposes. If

you're just looking to get high, let me

know.

>> Take credit cards.

>> It's cash only. Sorry.

>> Really?

You only have one guard and no cameras.

Where I come from, very risky.

>> We don't get much crime here.

>> Oh, that's good.

>> So, who owns this [ __ ] hole?

>> Uh, excuse me.

>> I said, who owns this [ __ ] hole?

>> Uh, Bodie.

>> Where's Bodie?

>> In his office.

>> Are you asking me or telling me?

Go get Bodie.

>> I I can't leave the desk, man.

>> Hey, put down the pork rind and get

Bodie.

>> What?

>> You heard me, Jumbo.

Get Boie.

>> Listen, [ __ ] Take a hike.

Come on, man. Time to go.

You got a tire on?

>> Yeah, I can go to the back and

>> forget it.

>> Hey yo, that's my juice.

>> Anybody got the time?

>> Listen, mister. I told you.

>> Oh my god.

Okay. What the [ __ ] Clint,

>> you must be B.

>> Uhhuh. Who the Who are you? What's your

name again?

>> Clint.

>> Clint. Stand next to Clint.

>> Is this a robbery? [ __ ]

>> Fred? Oh my god. Is he dead?

>> No, he's taking a break. Excuse me,

sweetheart.

Are you waiting for an engraved

invitation?

>> I'm way too [ __ ] high for this. Can

Can I just wait it out over here? Please

>> put your phone on the counter and take a

seat.

I need to see your books.

>> My books?

>> Your books, your ledgers, files,

whatever you got.

>> Are you from the government?

>> I just knocked your guard out cold. And

you think I'm a CPA?

>> So, you're not with the government?

>> Let's take a walk.

Look at these numbers. You're making a

fortune.

So, where are you keeping this money?

>> It's in the bank.

>> I swear it's in the bank.

>> Only states legalize this stuff. You put

that money in the bank and the feds will

have it by morning. Even you're smart

enough to know that.

>> I'm not lying to you.

>> Let me paint you a picture. You see my

shoe?

>> Yeah. I'm going to take the heel of my

right shoe, which is very sharp, and

stomp it

very hard on the top of your left foot,

breaking at least three or four

metatarsils.

It's excruciating. I don't want to do

it. So, let me ask you again.

Could it be in the desk? Could it be in

the microwave? Or could the safe be

behind that

silly poster?

You don't need to put yourself through

this thing. I want to be your friend. I

want you to be my friend. I don't want

to hurt your feet. Just open the safe,

please.

My god. How much you got there?

>> Half a million.

>> This is how it's going to work. I'm

going to take 20% a week.

>> Hey, we all got bosses. Even I answer to

somebody. But in exchange, I'll protect

you from the gangs.

>> What gangs?

>> And the law.

>> This is legal.

>> And if you get attacked by locust, I'll

spray them. Please don't make me have to

be an [ __ ] about this, okay? I

protect you and you pay me a commission.

>> That's really all you're going to take?

>> What did I just say? We're partners. You

make the money and I make sure you keep

it.

>> Do we have a deal?

>> Do I have a choice?

>> Absolutely not.

What happened to my bottle? I was

starting.

>> It's got blood all over it. Open the

door.

>> When you're not driving the cab, what

kind of car do you drive?

>> Just the repo man took it.

>> Here's some money.

>> Wait,

wait,

wait.

>> Wait. My whole life. Wait,

>> wait.

We should bring your sister back.

>> Center of the universe.

>> Is that what this is?

>> Not really. It's just what they call it.

Oh,

>> you stand in that circle and nobody

outside of it can hear a sound.

>> No [ __ ]

>> Try it.

>> What do I say?

>> Won't matter. I won't be able to hear

you anyway.

>> All right.

Horse.

Did you hear that?

>> Did you hear that?

>> I told you nobody can hear anything.

People talk to God in there.

Hold up.

There you go.

>> What's that?

>> Get yourself something good to eat.

>> I don't want any of your scuzzy money.

>> So, how goes the battle?

>> Good days, bad days, you know.

>> How's the drinking?

>> Really good. I think I am nailing that.

>> And Edward,

you guys talking?

>> Not much. He's uh he's dating a lady.

>> How about you?

Been over a year. You're entitled.

>> I would say that I'm dating anyone.

>> Slept with someone.

>> Yep, I did.

>> What was he like?

>> Old.

>> How old? really [ __ ] old. Like he's

75

and he's also a criminal.

>> Are you planning on seeing him again?

>> No, I'm not.

>> Okay, good.

There he is. How you feeling?

>> [ __ ] mandibles broke in three places.

>> Sorry, bro. That's it.

That's what you got to say.

>> What do you mean?

>> I'm a made [ __ ] guy. That's what I

mean. A [ __ ] combo.

>> What do you want me to do?

>> [ __ ] [ __ ] chicky. This [ __ ]

>> calm the [ __ ] down. You're going to get

hurt.

>> This [ __ ] [ __ ] raised his

hands.

>> So, what do you want to do? You want to

kill the guy? Yeah. [ __ ] you think?

>> My dad's friend Vince, you know that.

And he's a couple, too. We got rules in

this family or not.

>> Of course we do.

All right.

I'll talk to my father.

Thank you.

You getting in?

>> You would think for two grand a week you

get out and open the door.

>> Seriously, you want me to do that [ __ ]

>> No, but it would have been nice if you

offered.

>> So, uh, where to boss?

>> I need a credit card.

>> Like a legal one or a fugazi? not legal.

>> Well, you need to fill out an

application and [ __ ] and show some

income.

>> Can't really do that, can I?

>> Well, you can get a debit card. It's

just as good.

>> How's that work?

>> You go to the bank and you uh fill out

some paperwork and deposit some cash and

they give you a car.

>> Well, there's the answer to your

question.

>> So, what question?

>> Where too, boss? Let's go see Bodie so I

can get some cash.

>> Oh, she's fired.

>> Oh, that grape milkshake slaps.

Bam. Buzz kill.

>> The fact that it's barely 11:00 a.m. and

you got a buzz to kill makes me question

your work ethic.

I'm selling weed, not operating a

nuclear reactor.

>> Morning, Fred.

>> Morning.

>> Second of all,

>> call me Buzzkill again. I will rearrange

your kidneys.

>> Yeah.

>> I need some money.

>> Uh-huh.

>> Morning, Spooky.

Some real cornball stuff right there,

man.

>> What? The dreads.

It's a lot of cultural appropriation

going on in here.

So, at the risk of you rearranging my

internal organs or some other creative

way of inflicting pain, is there some

sort of structure to you taking my

money?

>> It's 20% a week.

>> Sorry. What do I get out of this? Cuz

I'm still missing that.

>> It's what you're not getting, which is

hosed. Speaking of which, I need to talk

to your supplier,

>> Jimmy.

>> Yeah.

>> Why?

>> So I can cut a better deal. And by the

way, I got a line on a new investment

for us. We'll be making money hand over

fist and the feds won't be able to touch

it.

>> When will all of this start happening?

>> You know, for a guy that's stoned at 11

in the morning, you're pretty faking

impatient.

>> Okay. And current address?

>> Mayo Hotel.

>> Do you have a permanent residence?

>> Same place.

>> And where is that located? You're on uh

West Fifth. Uh 115 West Fifth.

>> Okay, I'll just need to see some ID,

>> New York. I've been there once. Time

Square.

>> Do you happen to have a passport?

>> I haven't been doing a lot of traveling

lately. Is there a problem?

>> I can't accept this. It's expired.

Look, I don't want to borrow your car.

You asked for ID.

>> I know. It's just It expired in 1998.

>> This is why people break the law because

they make everything legitimate. So

freaking complicated.

>> Oh, it ain't all that complicated. We

just get you a new license.

>> You're such a good citizen. Can

>> I ask you a question?

>> Sure.

>> Why'd you go to jail?

>> I didn't go to jail. I went to prison.

Jail's like a five-star resort they put

you in before they sent you to prison.

>> So what'd you do? I

>> tore the tongue out of this guy. I kept

asking so many stupid questions.

>> It's a bit excessive, don't you think?

>> I'm impressed.

>> Red Sox are even six. Yanks are six to

seven.

>> How about the Braves?

>> 911. Put two on the brakes.

>> Got it.

>> I'll be back tomorrow when I win.

>> Yeah, I'll be waiting right here.

>> Manny, got a call.

>> Oh, thanks, Rox.

>> This is Manny.

>> Manny's a name for a Jew Taylor.

>> What do you got for me, Eddie?

>> You're right. It's him. It's I

>> [ __ ] me. I knew it.

What's he doing here?

>> That I don't know.

>> Yeah. Who am I kidding? He's here to

[ __ ] kill me.

>> Maybe he's on vacation.

>> Yeah. Yeah. The Bahamas were probably

booked. Where's he staying?

>> How many nice hotels you got down there?

>> I don't know. One.

>> Then maybe look there, Stunard.

>> [ __ ] you. And thanks.

Face front, please.

Sir, what are you doing?

>> Next in line.

>> Afternoon.

>> You're going to need to take a road

test.

>> I've been driving since August 13th.

>> Those are the rules. Next appointment is

in in 5 weeks.

Well, this is strange. Looks like

there's an opening early next week.

>> That's a learner's permit. You can use

that to practice.

>> This is good for ID.

>> It's just like a regular license.

>> And we're all set. I put a rush on it.

You should receive your new debit card

within 24 to 48 hours.

>> And if you need an extra card for your

>> colleague,

>> colleague. One can never assume these

days.

>> Assume all you want. I work for them.

>> That's true.

>> Well, thank you for choosing the Bank of

Tulsa.

>> Ow.

>> Did he think we was?

>> I think so.

>> Yeah.

>> Dwight. How you doing, chicky?

>> How's Tao treating you?

>> Are you kidding me? It's like the Paris

of the Southwest.

>> There you go. That's the spirit.

>> So, how's your old man?

>> He's good. He's here with me now.

>> Jiggy sent him my love.

>> Yeah, of course. So, listen. I got to

talk to you.

>> The thing with Vince.

>> What thing?

>> Seriously?

>> You're going to play Mickey the Dunce?

>> Let me tell you something, Chicky. If

there was ever a guy that had a crack in

the jaw coming to him, it was that kid,

>> Dwight. He's a May guy. He made a beef.

>> What's he want to do?

>> Come on. We're rational people. That

kind of [ __ ] don't solve anything.

>> Well, you got to make amends.

>> All right, I'll get him a get wealth

card.

>> Dwight, I'm serious. He's [ __ ]

pissed.

>> You got to make this right.

>> And how do you suggest I do that?

>> 100 grand to do it.

>> Are you kidding me,

>> Dwight? It's a tax.

>> His jaws wide shut. He can barely talk.

>> Then you ought to be paying me.

>> You embarrassed him. He's in pain.

>> Dwight, you got to make this go away.

>> And 100 grand will do that. Yes.

>> All right. I'll send him something. But

if you hear it ticking, don't open it.

>> Okay. Okay. Okay.

Who is it? It's Stacy Beal.

>> Who?

>> We met a few nights ago.

>> No.

Hey.

>> Hi.

>> How you doing?

>> Do people call you Dwight? Is that what

I should call you?

>> Sure. Uh, do you want to come in?

>> Sure.

>> Good seeing you.

>> I just wanted to talk to you.

>> Sure.

>> I'm an ATF agent.

>> I should have told you the other night,

but it didn't come up.

You know, when highle felons relocate,

the FBI sends out a bulletin. Your

picture came through my office.

>> I'm an ex fellon.

>> Great.

What's an exfellon former mafia capo

doing in Tulsa?

>> Maybe if you're here in your official

capacity,

maybe it's none of your business.

>> What does your family think about you

being here? I'm an ex-felon. How many

times do I have to say it?

>> No, not your mob family.

Your real family, your daughter.

I haven't seen my daughter Tina. That's

her name. But I'm sure you already know

that.

I haven't seen her or the rest of my

relatives in 18 years.

It was hard for her to see me all locked

up. She's only a kid. So I said, "Don't

come back no more. Save her the pain."

So basically, there's nothing left for

me in New York.

>> So you just decided to move to Tulsa?

>> Why not?

Listen, I need you to know that if you

get jammed up here, there's nothing I

can do to help you out.

>> I don't expect you to.

>> We done, Stacy Beal.

>> You really like this old stuff, huh?

>> Love it. You

>> make that next left over there. Don't

forget your hand signal either.

>> Nobody does that anymore.

>> Not unless they want to pass the road

test.

>> I was thinking about the shortcut I

could take.

But it seems like I made a

>> You want me to drive?

>> I got it.

>> You sure? I don't mind.

>> Oh, you shouldn't mind. I pay you

enough.

about that. Uh, hey,

>> I know you don't have the balls to be

asking me for a raise this soon.

>> All right. Well, let me ask you this.

>> Where you see me in the next 5 years?

>> Where do I

>> see me? Yeah. Five years.

>> You realize I'm a criminal, right?

>> I got Google, man. Man, I know all about

you.

>> Where do you see you in 5 years?

>> Well, like a position of power or

something like a like a capo.

>> You can't be a capo.

>> Why? Why? Cuz I'm not Italian.

>> Yeah. That beyond that.

>> Beyond that? What? What? Why?

>> Listen, kid.

>> All right.

>> You're not a boy scout, but you're not a

bad guy either. You hear what I'm

saying?

What do you know about nitrous oxide

>> already drove?

>> I was talking to this kid. He says one

of those tanks makes about 350 balloons

at 10 bucks a pop. He also said there's

this concert coming to town. Something

with a crazy name.

>> Ogala Land Festival.

>> Right now, let's just say you got 10

tanks there, three nights, 10 bucks a

pop.

>> It's a little over a hundred grand.

That's

>> right.

So, how do I figure in all this?

>> Technically,

this is a restaurant, right?

>> That's debatable, but yeah, technically.

>> So, you can buy nitrous in bulk.

>> Like if you had a sudden need for a ton

of whipped cream.

>> Come to think of it.

>> I just might.

Little

It's a big day today. How you feeling?

How you feeling?

>> You kidding? When I get my license, I'll

be able to take pretty peggy shoes to

the drivers.

What's on your mind?

>> Okay, I know you think it's some type of

joke or something, but you seem good

fellas. Really, he was only half

Italian, but he was still in the thick

of that [ __ ]

So he was like a highle associate,

right? I can be like that in 5 years.

>> You realize Henry Hill Leota's character

came that close to getting whacked him

and his family.

>> Okay. Well, I wouldn't do that dumb

[ __ ] You know, I'd be smart about it.

>> Want to be smart? Go to college.

>> I already done tried that and it's not

for me. Schedules, curriculum, grades,

and all of that.

>> That's the whole point. What is

>> you think anyone really gives a [ __ ]

about what your major is? English

literature, biology, whatever. The whole

point of a college degree is to show a

potential employer that you showed up

someplace four years in a row, completed

a series of tasks reasonably well and on

time. So if he hires you, there's a

semideent chance that you'll show up

there every day and not [ __ ] his

business up.

>> That's what you think college is about?

That drinking beer and getting laid.

Man,

>> these guys never change.

>> Morning.

>> Morning.

>> I'm Paul Chvers.

>> Mhm.

>> Be administering your test, Mr. Man

Freddy.

>> Yeah. Call me Dwight.

>> Okay, Dwight.

>> Okay, Paul. Well,

>> if you're ready,

have you pull out and make a left?

God damn it.

>> Been a while.

>> So, just just just pull out and make a

left. That's what we're going to start

off with. Just making a left. Okay.

>> So, are you a new driver?

>> Nah, you kidding. I've been driving my

whole life. I just relocated from New

York and they said I had to take a test

again.

>> I went to New York once in the 80s.

>> The heyday. Parents not got mugged by a

guy with a samurai sword.

>> It's not for everybody. Let's

>> have you make a right.

>> What do you mean like the house life

insurance?

>> No, us, you and me. Because how am I

supposed to believe anything that you

tell me from this point out? Cuz you're

a [ __ ] liar, Manny. Is that even

really your name?

>> It's Arand. You know that.

>> Do I? Oh, come on. Would you [ __ ]

stop, please? Clara, I'm sorry. You're

right. I should have told you everything

when we first met about my past. But the

further down the line we got, the less

necessary it felt. It was like ancient

history that I frankly I wanted to

forget. It's ugly.

I know now.

Now I do.

How'd it go?

>> We went through all 10 of the tanks.

>> We could have sold more if we had them.

>> Damn fingers.

>> Happened all the way to the bank, huh?

>> Something going on tonight?

>> Yeah, tomorrow night, too. All right,

let's swing by Mitches and pick up some

more tanks. Here,

buy yourself something pretty.

>> I might give me one of them rings.

>> You know what?

>> This one has lost its luster. Here, take

it.

You

>> serious?

>> Yeah, take it. Come on. You earned it.

[ __ ]

So,

if I'm hearing right, I'm glad by all

means, jump in, stop me. If you feel

different, you and Davey here, you just

let them wall in. Come in, come in, and

you let them take the food right off our

table. Did I Did I get that right? We

didn't think of wise to start any [ __ ]

without checking with you first.

>> Weak [ __ ] links.

>> They're unreliable,

indecisive, and now revealed to be total

[ __ ] Weak [ __ ] links, easily

exploited by interloping hippies. I

mean, who are we if we can't protect

what's ours?

They've left us all exposed.

>> This

That's no minor [ __ ] Nope.

This is a threat to our very existence.

>> You interrupted my breakfast for this.

Dwight, it's an antique. It's like 19th

century pure copper. You ever see

American pickers? People go crazy for

this [ __ ]

>> Sure. What household couldn't live

without one of these?

>> I'm just saying you could sell it. Could

be worth like 20 grand.

>> Then you sell it.

>> I can't sell it. They'll know I stole

it.

>> If I sell it, they'll think I stole it.

I think shoveling horseshit has affected

your brain, Arman.

>> Come on, Dwight. Please. I'm trying over

here. I'm really trying. Give me a

break.

>> Take it back there before someone looks

up and sees it's missing.

>> Cash,

I nearly broke my neck getting that

thing down.

>> [ __ ]

>> When's the wedding?

>> What?

>> Well, you telling me that ain't an

engagement ring on your finger?

>> Oh, you you got you funny. You go got

jokes today, right?

>> This is uh it was my bosses.

>> What you mean was? You gave it to me to

acknowledge the hard work I've been

putting in there.

>> Has a chauffeur.

>> It's more than a chauffeur, Dad. I'm I'm

also like a security, too.

>> Protecting him from what?

>> Whatever. You know, he's he's a

successful guy. You know, people get

jealous of him.

>> This man a mobster.

>> Mark,

>> why would you even say something like

that? Only two types of people wear

pinky rings. Monobsters and British

aristocracy. And something tells me your

boss ain't no aristocrat.

>> That's some real prejudice [ __ ] right

there. I don't

>> language at my table.

>> Come on, let the boy eat. Tasa knows

right from wrong.

>> That a real diamond type?

>> Of course it is.

>> Whatever you say, Dad.

Hello,

>> Joe. It's me.

>> Christ, you sound old. Well,

>> it's great hearing your voice, too.

>> 25 years.

What do you expect?

>> I heard you called Tina.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, if you're looking for me to

intervene, you're barking up the wrong

tree. I I hardly ever see her myself.

>> Truth be told, I'm going to see her in a

couple of hours.

>> Yeah, that's that's nice. Good.

>> It's Joe.

>> He's got lymphoma

and uh we all take turns doing shifts.

>> Should I come?

>> What for? Now,

>> he's still my brother. Our brother.

What? Are you in some [ __ ] step

program doing your apology tour?

>> You want to stop busting my balls for

about 5 seconds?

>> So, I'm going to ask you again. Why now?

>> Honestly,

I don't know.

I don't know anything.

>> You're a real [ __ ] be. You know that?

>> Radio silence for 25 years.

I'll keep you posted about Joe.

>> Hey, heads up, y'all. Hey, look. We told

y'all [ __ ] that we Come on,

man.

scheduled a Zoom with a real estate

agent

from Okala, Florida.

>> Oh, yeah. That's uh that's horse

country.

>> Yeah. I'm not promising anything.

Just

It's worth a conversation.

>> [ __ ] unbelievable.

So,

these are the same guys that said you

needed permission. The guys from the

other night. It

>> was them and it was it was five other

guys. Six.

>> They took our tanks, our cash, all of

it.

>> I'm so sorry about that, man.

>> Yeah. Nothing to be sorry about. You

held your ground. You lost. Now it's

time to regroup.

>> They say they work for

>> No. No. But couple guys had um black

mcadam embroidered on their jackets.

>> Local biker gang.

>> Be anything.

>> Well,

that ain't nothing.

>> All right. So, what we going to do?

>> What are we going to do? We're going to

do the obvious thing. We're going to go

in there. We're going to get our tanks.

And then we're going to get our money.

>> I don't do violence.

>> We're not doing violence. We're using

our head. Did you ever read The Art of

War?

>> Wouldn't you say that war falls under

the violence category here?

>> Quote, "The greatest victories are

obtained

without battle." End quote. We're going

to use our heads.

>> Really?

>> Yeah.

>> Fine. But I'm going to bring bad face

just in case.

>> Yeah. Dwight,

>> I need you to meet me at 7 tonight at

the Bread the Buck. You know it.

>> What's up?

>> What's up? I'm giving you a chance to

pay back some of what you owe me.

>> No, no, no. Um, thank you. But

>> seven month.

This is what I work my ass off for. Send

you to college.

>> I just got into a fight.

>> [ __ ] This happened cuz you work for

that goddamn criminal.

>> Mark, we don't know that.

>> No, maybe you don't know, but I do. And

Tyson sure does. Tell your mom. Tyson H

look in her eye and lied to her face cuz

that's how you do now, right? You don't

even know what you talking about. All

right, so enlighten me.

Enlighten me. What? What was this big

fight about?

Mhm. Is this your security work? Cuz if

it is, it looks to me like you're the

one need protection.

>> You always thinking that I can't handle

my own like like I can't handle any type

of No, you don't get to turn this into

you're the victim. Pick a lane, son.

>> I tried. It's true. I tried to go to

college. My major was too imbecill.

>> Was I wrong? You didn't even finish.

Made nothing out of every opportunity we

provided you.

>> I'm trying, Dad.

>> By driving some gangster's car. You're

25, Tyson.

How long your mother and I supposed to

wait before we see a return on our

investment?

>> You want a return?

>> Huh? Oh, I got a return for you. How

about this? You How was that,

>> Tyson? You got 5 seconds to get your ass

and that out of my sight.

>> Tyson.

Tyson.

>> Miss Cashy.

>> Oh, just a little fiddling.

Maisy's going to cover for me what time

you think we're going to be back.

>> From where?

>> From the concert.

>> Aren't you on parole?

>> You don't think you're going without me,

do you?

>> No. No. You got to stay here. You're not

getting busted. Work your magic behind

the bar. We got this.

>> Hey. Hey. Hey. Haven't seen you in a

minute.

I've mostly been drinking with my close

friend Couch lately, trying to break the

cycle.

>> Happy to help you process. Kamiko's

rocks.

>> Yes, please. Uh, is it uh possible to

get that in a large size?

>> Let me see if I can find you a big goal.

>> Oh, thank you. You are doing God's work.

>> No need. Your friend at the end of the

bar covered it.

Dwight, where's Mitch?

>> Why?

>> I mean, you know, just feels like a bad

omen.

>> It's not a bad omen. I told you this is

going to be surgical, nonviolent. We're

using our head. Trust me on that.

>> Mr. D.

>> Yeah. I ain't got a lot of friends, so

this means a lot to me that you've

included me in this beatd down. Okay.

Hey. Okay. Hey,

>> I'm ready to roll. Let's get it

cracking.

>> Got everything.

>> It's already in the car.

>> All right, let's do it.

>> Tyson.

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Who's that?

>> Just give me a watch. All right, let me

handle this real quick.

>> What the hell are you doing? Did you

follow me here?

>> No, I just set my GPS to dumbass

[ __ ]

>> Dad, I'm in the middle of something

right now. You can see what exactly.

>> Wrap it up.

>> Don't tell my son what to do.

>> Dad, relax.

>> Your son works for me.

>> My boy is decent, raised, right?

>> Your boy ain't a boy anymore. He's a

man. And like I said, he works for me.

You coming or not?

>> Who put that beating on my son?

>> It's being taken care of.

>> Is that where you're off to now? Take

care of things. It's

>> on the list.

>> Then I'm coming, too. What do you mean

you can't? The enemy of my enemy

is my friend.

And if this is the army you're bringing

into battle, then trust me, you need all

the friends you can get.

Be serious.

>> You a father?

>> Mhm.

>> Then why are you asking questions you

already know the answer to?

Dwight, how you doing?

How you doing, Mark?

>> Let's hit it, Mark. Come on.

>> So, the New York girl comes to Oklahoma

to fight the bad guys.

>> Yeah, just like in the fairy tales.

>> You're pretty.

So,

what's your

story, Colton?

>> What you see is what you get.

>> Oh, really? Okay. Yeah. Well, what is

that?

>> Good time with a good guy.

>> Are you a good guy?

>> I like to think I am.

>> All right.

When the show going almost over, we

shall go and head in. What's going on?

>> Best bet. Let them collect our money

first.

>> Dwight. Yeah,

>> there's 12 of them

>> and that's my lucky [ __ ] number.

>> There's only eight of us. You seriously

counting yourself?

>> Dwight, tell me you have a plan that

doesn't involve me getting punched in

the face again.

>> I got a plan with a

>> I'd like to propose something.

>> Sheriff, what is it?

>> Clint and I are going to go in. Roll

them up. Start talking [ __ ] Shut up.

>> All right.

>> When they advance on us, we give a

signal. Okay. Y'all come in from the

flank and you can take them out at the

[ __ ] knees. All right.

>> I like it, Fred.

>> Right.

>> Yeah. No, Dwight, please tell me you

have an actual plan.

>> The general's got a plan, Bodie.

>> The Art of War states that eventually

each man has got to grow a set of

When stuff

You're late.

>> You going to get me another job when

they fire me?

>> Can I get an OJ and a cheese Danish,

please?

You think it's easy? I can't just

gallivant in and out as I please, you

know.

>> All right, just relax.

What do you have for us?

>> Well, this is interesting. I sure hope

so. I told you about the nitrous.

Obviously, huge source of income.

Apparently, my boys got into it with

some other crew. Yeah, you told me this

already.

>> Yeah, but this Italian guy from New

York, he's the real deal, apparently.

>> What Italian guy?

>> Rosie,

>> you're an informant for the ATF.

Nitrous. Tell us about guns.

>> Hold on a second. What happened with

this Italian guy?

>> Territorial [ __ ] I tried to muscle in.

McAdams fought back. Got a little ugly.

>> You got a name?

>> The Italian? Yeah. Pike was my old man.

Did a little digging. Name's Dwight

something. He's also shaken down some

weed store.

>> Again, not our purview. Can we just

focus on what we're trying

>> Wait,

this is the guy the FBI told us about.

The mob Kappa who just got released from

jail.

>> I don't know who the [ __ ] you're talking

about.

>> They sent around notice. It was a while

back, but yeah, Dwight man or something.

>> Okay, sure. But what does that have to

do with us?

>> Who knows? Either way, we should alert

the FBI. Surely I'd love to hear what

he's been up to.

>> Thank you.

going to hit the head. Be right back.

>> Okay, first of all, your job is to get

information on Kayn Walrip, not [ __ ]

Italians. And I need you to cool that

situation down now.

>> What do you mean?

>> I mean, talk to your boyfriend, Carson

Pike, and get Walrip to back the [ __ ]

off and get me some [ __ ] on him.

finances, accounts, businesses. He's

laundering money through something I can

bring a prosecutor.

>> How about I split some atoms while I

[ __ ] jelly beans for you, too?

>> I do like jelly beans.

Just get it done.

>> You really should eat something.

>> I'm not hungry.

>> Yeah, well,

>> vodka is more noticeable than you think

it is.

>> Totally out of control. completely off

the [ __ ] reservation. I know he's

your friend, pop, but Jesus.

>> My friend, he's your godfather for

[ __ ] sake. He stood up for you

>> in the club, though. No warning, no

nothing. 5 hours it took to clean up.

Who knew about this? About what?

>> About whatever was going on between Nico

and the daughter. You know, Dwight came

to visit me in the hospital. He was

very, very agitated. All I know is Nico

used to go over there, but that was

years ago.

>> Pete, if I could interject, if any of us

had any inkling, any idea, would have

took Nico out ourselves.

>> The bigger question is, what do we do

with Dwight?

>> Enough for Ready. Take him out. Him and

his [ __ ] daughter.

>> What' you say? Give me

>> You all right?

>> His daughter.

>> His [ __ ] daughter.

What did his daughter do? Huh?

Nicole

got that [ __ ] [ __ ] I have

skinned him alive.

I hear you.

But how much more disrespect are we

going to take this [ __ ] way?

>> Dwight.

>> Worry about yourself.

If you were half the man he was, this

would have never happened.

Why do you make me treat you like this?

Huh?

Heat. Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

What are you doing here? I thought you

went back to Tulsa.

>> I wanted to talk to you first.

>> Hey, excuse me. Won't take long.

>> My god. Is that blood on your hands?

>> Let me just say what I got to say.

>> I don't think I want to hear it.

>> Let me talk.

Please.

>> Please. Go on.

Tell me you didn't do it. Tell me that's

not true.

That's true.

>> I was handling it in my own way

>> and I handled it in mine.

>> Jesus Christ.

He's dead.

>> I've been around long enough to realize

there's a line you did not cross and

expect to come back from. He crossed it.

He scarred you for life. And I took his

life. And you should have no guilt.

None. None.

>> Are you saying you feel nothing?

Taking a life.

>> You know what I am

and you know what I would do if I found

out.

This was justifiable

vengeance.

We

I know I haven't acted like one,

but I'm your father

and I love you.

I don't know if you believe that or not,

but it's true.

Maybe you think I did this for me

because of some code. I know it's so

much deeper than that. This is bond

between father and daughter. And it's it

can't be explained, but it's it's in the

blood.

I wasted my life. I know that.

And every bad thing that happened to you

happened because I bought into this lie.

Don't you see that? Wherever you go,

something bad happens.

You just destroyed my life.

>> What do you think they're going to do to

us?

>> They'll come after me.

>> How do you know that?

>> I know Pete. I know he thinks he's bad,

but not in that way. Tear they'll come

for me. You'll be safe.

Oh yeah.

>> Tyson,

>> where you been? I've been calling.

>> Long story. Our mom relayed a message to

me. I'll take that.

>> What happened here?

>> Impound.

>> The hold off. Spent the night in jail.

They took my phone, which is why I

couldn't get in contact with you.

>> What'd you get arrested for?

>> Working for you, apparently.

I'm going to go see Donnie Shaw. You

don't worry about it.

>> Attention passgers.

>> By the way, that phone had all my

contacts in it, man. I'm talking all my

contacts. Not to mention some photos of

a very intimate nature, if you know what

I'm saying.

>> You got a password on it.

>> Yeah, but they good at hacking [ __ ]

Hey, what the [ __ ] is up with your hair,

man?

>> That dog bit me. Let's go see Bodie.

>> You've reached Bod. Leave a message.

Namaste.

>> Where are you? In Tibet. Give me a call.

When you talked to the cops, what did

you say about me?

>> I ain't tell him [ __ ]

>> Is Bod in your contacts?

>> Yeah, of course he is.

>> Why?

>> Why?

>> Why?

>> We talk. We say things. This is

>> Follow me.

>> The white man Freddy. This is the guy,

the mob capper who just got out of jail.

>> Yeah. No, I remember his face. I just

don't know why we need to involve the

FBI.

>> I'm not involving them. I'm just letting

them know what's going on. Professional

courtesy.

>> Hold on a second. You really want them

to just blow into town and take credit

for our whole investigation? I mean,

that's assuming they don't just [ __ ] up

the whole thing first.

>> Since when did you become so

territorial?

>> FBI agent Ruiz speaking.

>> Oscar Doug Hendricks with ATF. Listen, I

got something for you.

>> Easy, Rich.

Bring them in and bet them when you're

done. All right.

>> Can't believe you started smoking again.

You're doing so good.

>> You're the surgeon general. Now,

>> your boy Dwight, would you be interested

in sitting down with Walrip if I can

arrange it? This an olive branch

>> sorts.

>> [ __ ] like what happened that night

brings a lot of heat. Heat cost money.

>> Well, I'll relay it. After that, it's

out of my hands.

>> How'd you hook up with this guy anyway?

>> Just kind of bumped into each other by

accident.

>> All right, I'll keep you posted.

Hello.

Hello.

Is anyone there?

>> Who was that?

>> Nobody. Probably a salesperson.

Hey,

that was New York.

>> Oh, [ __ ] Sorry. You were there for your

brother's funeral.

>> It's okay. It's okay.

>> Let's just say New York's over for me.

>> Spoken like a man who needs a drink.

>> How you doing, babe?

I ain't sure how much more of this

[ __ ] I can stand.

>> You and me both. You

>> spoken to Bodie.

>> No, you

>> Yeah, some our biker friends snatched

him up rattled his cage a bit.

>> You all right?

>> Yeah, besides needing a new pair of

underwear. I think he'll be fine.

>> I tried calling him. Nothing. His shop's

closed, everything.

>> Our mom reached out to me. He says his

biker guy wants to talk. Well,

>> can't hurt to be diplomatic now, can it?

>> We'll see.

>> Don't worry, everything will be taken

care of.

>> Hello.

>> Just calling to check in.

>> Why? You said everything was going to be

okay.

>> Oh, it is. It is. I didn't mean to upset

you.

>> Someone called earlier and hung up.

>> I'm sure it's nothing.

>> Did they say anything?

>> No.

>> Want me to send somebody over?

>> No, of course not. Emry's here.

>> I'm sure it's fine.

>> If it happens again, just let me know.

>> I will.

>> Thanks for checking in.

It's 3:00 in the [ __ ] morning.

>> I don't give a [ __ ] what time it is.

>> Wait. Is there some stupid [ __ ] going on

that I should know about?

Look,

>> I don't know what you're talking about.

You want me to reach out to the big guy?

>> I'm talking to you, Cody.

>> Okay, but I don't know anything about

your daughter if uh that's what this is

about.

>> Why would you bring her up?

>> Cuz I assumed.

>> How many bites did you kill?

>> Dwight.

>> Eight. That's a lot of them.

So, you going to tell me what's going

on?

What do you mean?

>> You coming back from New York and hands

all bruised, the bars shot up, you and

me jacking all squirly. I mean,

obviously something went down.

>> It's not that I don't trust you, but

sometimes the less you know, the better.

>> So, it's for my own good, right?

>> It is for your own good. Why are you

acting like a [ __ ] child?

>> It's cuz you're [ __ ] treating me like

a child. What you mean? Do

>> you know what accessory is? Accessory

after the fact.

>> Not really.

>> No. Okay. Well, if you know about a

crime, you don't report it to the cops.

You're part of that crime. Do you get

it? Or do you need me to pin a bigger

[ __ ]

>> I'm just saying how am I supposed to

stand guard if I don't even know what

I'm guarding against?

>> Them the same cops that arrested me

before right there.

>> Well, there's your answer.

>> So Dwight Man Freddy, as far as we know,

he ain't just passing through. He and an

ex-con Mitchell Keller had been selling

nitrous, but that led to a clash with

the black

>> black mcatam. We know we've been

tracking them for months for guns and

explosives. It

>> was actually one of their girlfriends

that brought man Freddy to our

attention. Our informant,

>> our murdered informant.

>> What happened there?

>> Well, there's no body, so we don't.

>> Tina Walrip killed her.

>> Walup's head of the gang. Tail turn up.

Anything?

>> Not Freddy. Couple of stops at Keller's

bar. Brett to Buck and the weed store

he's partnered in. He also seems to be

dating someone a uh Margaret Deero took

her to dinner the other night. She owns

a horse farm, Nario Ranch. There's also

some other woman he's been seen with,

but we haven't been able to.

>> So, basically, what you're saying is the

FBI has nothing, right?

>> I'm sorry. Am I wrong?

Why are we wasting our time on this

[ __ ] when the fact is there's a war

brewing on the streets between the most

vicious biker gang in Tulsa and a

[ __ ] nobody New York gangster. Man,

Freddy's not even an ATF target. We

should be focused on Walrip, okay?

[ __ ] murderer who's trafficking in

drugs and stolen weapons. No,

>> no,

he's got money. Like serious money.

>> What do you mean?

>> Roxy, our informant, told me before she

was killed.

>> How much we talking?

>> I don't know, but I'm sure he's not

paying taxes on it. So, let's go that

route.

>> Could be something there.

>> Guys, it's all we've got. Let's get this

[ __ ] [ __ ] off the streets before

more people get killed.

Moss be all right.

>> How you doing, Dwight?

>> All right. M's a bull fighter these

days. Distracts the bull, wrangles him

when the rider falls off.

>> Man, sorry I'm late, brother. Had to

sneak out of work.

>> Howdy. Ben Hutchkins.

>> Hey, Ben. It's Dwight.

>> Pleasure. Don't mind the blood. Uh, I

work at a slaughter house.

>> You're hired. Look, I told the boys what

we're looking for.

>> You guys okay with that? I will kill

without remorse.

>> Amen to that.

>> You guys start whenever you want.

>> Hey, neighbor in the mafia.

Nah, there's no such a thing.

>> Last of it right here.

M ain't going to come say bye. She uh

she can't. She's crying.

>> Why it's got to be like that?

>> You'll understand when you have a kid.

If you have a kid.

>> Of course I'm going to have a kid.

You

>> know the hardest thing about being a

father?

Standing by

watching your kid get hurt.

We take you to the playground. You'd

you'd be high up on that jungle gym 10

ft in the air and my heart would be in

my throat.

>> I was fine, right?

>> You were, son. What you're doing now,

this ain't no playground.

>> It's all I'm too old for playgrounds,

>> but still

young enough to make bad choices. We

don't have to debate this, Tyson. You

made your decision.

We did our best.

We're going to be all right. God bless

you, son.

Thanks a lot, my friend. See you

tomorrow, cuz

>> Tina,

>> so I've been thinking about what you

said, you know, about us coming to

Oklahoma, and

>> I think a change of scener would be

nice.

>> Yeah.

No, it's exciting. But I think we got to

put a pin in it at the moment.

>> Uh, is everything okay?

>> No, it's not that. Everything is fine.

It's just that I got to get things

together. I want to get the right room.

I want the kids to be comfortable.

>> Maybe we should just slow things down

anyway because um, for all intents and

purposes, we should just meet.

>> Yeah. Yeah, maybe you're right,

Tina.

I really want to meet my grandkids.

>> Yeah, you will

when the time is right.

>> Okay, that's good. Please call me and

stay safe.

>> We'll do.

Bye.

>> I love you. Bye.

Where's Keelin Walrip?

>> [ __ ] Do I know? How about Robbie True

Cut?

>> At his house, I guess.

>> Yeah. Where's that

>> trailer park off Elwood?

>> Kira,

>> I'll take that.

You

Well, I'm glad someone's riding him.

>> Hey,

>> Dway man Freddy.

>> Yeah, Brian Gillan, the former Mr. Deo.

Yeah, a nice animal. Could be good for

path certification. That's therapeutic

horsemanship.

>> You mean like a service animal? Yeah,

that's what I meant. Yeah,

>> that'd be a tough thing to get on an

airplane, wouldn't it?

>> That's for sure.

>> Hey, Peg Javier's looking for you.

>> I'll be right back.

>> Yeah,

Peggy, she's a quite a girl.

>> Yeah, she's a lovely lady.

>> And I trust that you're being

respectful.

I know you're um type really uh big on

respect.

>> They're a problem.

>> Yeah, let's just cut the crap, shall we?

I know what you're up to. You found a

woman of means and you're fixing the

police, sir.

>> Not for nothing,

but you don't know nothing about me.

>> You don't think I don't know who you

are?

You you you're a [ __ ] relic.

I mean, you with all your your tough

talk and your shiny shoes, but here's

the thing.

That dog,

you just don't hunt down here. Maybe the

hump that [ __ ] bites.

You are funny, Freddy. You are.

You know, I've

I've faced down carpet baggers,

wildcatterers, cattlemen, the clan.

So, you'll forgive me if I don't exactly

quake at the prospect of being at

loggerheads with you.

>> Hey,

>> well, I'll leave you two to catch up.

>> Nice guy.

>> Oh, you think so?

>> I thought you were a good judge of

character.

>> Actually, he's an [ __ ]

I mean, look, I understand that love can

be a temporary form of insanity, and I

don't want to embar you know what, I

don't care. I want to say that you had

to be out of your [ __ ] mind to marry

that bum. Just saying. Really?

>> Yeah, maybe. But I'm thinking quite

clearly now.

>> Would you care to stay for lunch?

>> I'm starving.

Jesus.

>> Holy [ __ ]

>> How in the hell did this guy get so much

money? He's flushing profits through the

global financial market.

>> I mean, this fucker's into everything.

Internet party platforms, crypto, credit

cards, real estate.

>> We need to freeze these accounts.

>> That means a court order.

>> Yeah, that could take days. Can we get a

rush on that?

>> Can't hurt to try.

Take it. You heard about the raid?

>> I have.

>> I'm sorry.

>> Well, your pity doesn't really do much

for me now, does it?

>> The ATF's federal, Keelin. There's

nothing we could have done.

>> It's not what you could have done, it's

what you're going to do now.

>> I want Freddy.

>> We're on the clock, Kaylin.

All right, you listen to me, you [ __ ]

[ __ ] stain. You're not going to need

that job once I slit your [ __ ]

throat. Arrest man Freddy. Get him into

a jail cell somewhere I can get to him.

>> Arrest him for what?

>> You're a corrupt [ __ ] cop. Thank

something,

>> man. I got to get in this casino racket,

huh? With Dwight.

>> Well,

since throwing in with Mr. Mance, I have

been co-opted,

abducted,

raided by the feds.

>> Why?

>> He's a force multiplier.

No question. So, I got to go to the

great white father for what? [ __ ]

grub steak in the Ministry Mint.

>> I mean, you're already doing business

with them, right?

>> In for a penny, in for a pound.

>> [ __ ] it. In for a pound.

>> Hey, let's swing by the buck. I want to

talk to Mitch.

>> That's cool. Well, I'm uh I'm going to

go buy Starbucks. I want to get me a Oh,

what the [ __ ] is that?

>> Some cops again.

>> I got this.

>> White man. Freddy,

take your [ __ ] hand out from under

your jacket. Do it.

>> All right, listen up carefully.

My hand is wrapped around a [ __ ] 357

Magnum with 158 grain and hollow points

of the lead. You can put your [ __ ]

fist through.

>> Okay.

>> You want to see your loved ones tonight?

>> I want you to rethink

stupid conceived idea that moronic.

>> I don't know what you're talking about.

>> He's putting you up too.

>> Get in your car.

>> What do you got? You got any intel?

>> Put it in gear. This you're not going to

believe.

>> They drive the [ __ ] away.

>> [ __ ] Armen is out here.

>> What?

>> Pick me up at the station.

>> We know where to find you.

>> He works for Dwight.

>> That goes both ways.

>> Well, how the [ __ ] did that happen?

>> He says he lived out here and he ran

into Dwight when he showed up.

>> That sounds like [ __ ]

He's making money, Dwight.

>> Yeah, he's doing okay. He's got a bar.

His partner's in a pot dispensary.

>> He's got a crew besides Almond.

>> Yeah,

>> he gets his weed from the Indians. Some

cowboy runs lose that and the black kid

drives him around. It's like the [ __ ]

village people.

>> You serious?

>> Yeah.

>> Broken tail light.

>> Get this. Pete

>> forgot my drum back at the hotel.

>> He's wearing the ring you gave Dwight.

>> What? Pinky ring Dwight used to wear the

black kids wearing it.

>> What? He gave it to them.

>> Unless somehow we got the identical

ring, but Dwight ain't wearing it.

>> Yeah, he wasn't wearing it in New York.

I

>> about different ways.

>> Enough with my [ __ ] voice.

>> Just trying out.

>> Will you shut the [ __ ] up?

I ain't talk. What?

How

>> was his mood?

>> Honestly, Pete, I can't call him. He's

still hot about the Nico situation, and

now he's riled up with the son-in-law

getting attacked.

>> But we had nothing to do with that.

>> I'm just saying

he's his own man out here.

>> That much is obvious. He's not going to

be controllable for much longer.

Who is it?

>> Stacy,

>> did you kill Carson Pike?

>> Come in. Don't be shy.

>> I asked you a question.

>> Are you drunk?

>> Answer the [ __ ] question.

His

girlfriend was an informant for the ATF.

My informant.

>> So,

>> I could arrest you right now. You know

that?

>> Then what are you waiting for?

>> You think the judge isn't going to care

that Pike was a piece of [ __ ] This is

Oklahoma, pal. They'll fry your ass.

>> Exactly. What do you want from me?

>> I don't know. I don't [ __ ] know.

Look, I know you're upset and

everything, but I can't.

>> You completely [ __ ] my life. You

realize that?

>> I'm sorry. I didn't.

>> I don't believe that's true.

>> Hello.

Hello.

Okay. Who the [ __ ] is this?

Hello.

checking your email. Oh,

look. You okay?

>> Yeah.

>> Christ, I'm sorry. I I didn't mean to

frighten you.

>> No, it's fine. I just

Is there

something you want to tell me?

Hey, come on. Come on. Can't be that

bad.

>> Come on.

>> I was arrested

about 6 months ago.

>> All right. I see. I see.

>> I'm sorry. I was so afraid.

Yeah, you know, you look quite fetching

in this light.

You must have noticed that I've had my

pay on you for some time now.

Mhm.

>> Yeah.

You need a man. Well,

look and protect you.

No one knew that better than Pike, but

you know, alas,

>> I could be your old lady.

>> Yeah.

>> Take care of you. Anything you want.

Fun,

>> huh? Really would.

What are you doing?

>> Are you going to cut me?

>> I'm not going to cut cut you. No.

>> No. No. God, no. Heaven forbid.

First we use the curry comb, right, to

loosen the dirt, dead skin, whatever.

After that, it's this, the body brush.

Short circular strokes. You see?

>> Yeah. You like that pilot?

>> He does

here. Why don't you try?

>> I'll give it a shot.

>> Somebody's up early.

>> Yeah, I couldn't sleep. Good morning.

>> Good morning.

You mind giving us a second?

>> I'm going to go get coffee.

>> Okay.

No better therapy than taking care of an

animal.

>> You're saying I need therapy?

>> Well, if I'm wrong, you'd be the first

person I ever met who didn't.

>> How long have you had this place?

>> Uh, my own 8 years. It was my husband,

my ex-husband's before that.

>> You know, you really ought to ride this

boy. He really wants you to.

So, I was wondering if maybe

I could buy you dinner tonight.

>> Buy me dinner?

>> Yeah, actually, that's occasionally how

we do it here in the 21st century.

>> All right, then. Let's do it. Got to

clear my social calendar, but it could

be done.

>> I will get your number from um Army or

Arand and

We'll make a plant.

>> Look forward to it.

>> Me, too.

>> Good morning. Hi. Is Roxy there?

>> I'm afraid she's not right now.

>> Can I leave a message?

>> I suppose you could,

>> but myself, I don't see the point,

really.

>> Who is this?

>> You dialed the number for help.

>> Darling, who did you think would answer?

Morning

everybody.

>> Morning boss.

>> How you doing Fred?

>> I'm good sir. Tired. I I started the

night classes.

>> I'm proud of you.

>> Body around him?

>> He's in his office.

>> You look very nice today, Grace.

>> You think?

>> Definitely. Yeah, certainly do.

>> Oh, I see you uh you got rid of the

dress. Good man. My people will thank

you.

>> There he is.

>> Oh,

hi.

>> How you doing?

>> Good. Though I did notice that the

amount of cash that was in my safe never

found its way into those duffel bags.

Yeah, I was going to tell you about

that. I got an idea for new investment.

What are you looking at me like that

for? You don't even know what I'm going

to say.

>> You're right.

>> This could be any number of hairbrain

schemes. Go on.

>> Where do you get the [ __ ] balls?

Seriously, I put guys in traction for

saying less. But I'm the golden goose,

Dwight. You're not going to hurt me.

>> Yeah, well, the Golden Goose got

whacked, pal. Just saying. Want to hear

my idea?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay. Read the book. We partner up. You

and me and Mitch. We do renovations, get

some girls, little live music. Put a

casino in the back.

>> A casino?

>> Yeah.

>> How's that going to work?

>> Jim Creek. Put his name on the license

and run it through the National Indian

Gaming Commission.

>> How much does that cost?

>> The license? Nothing. Maybe a half a

million bucks to grease the wheels.

>> Half a million dollars.

Listen, it may take a little while to

get it, but it's going to be [ __ ]

worth it. Think about it. When you own a

casino, you got a license to print

money.

A license to launder it, too.

There you go.

>> Dwight,

are you familiar with NFTTS? Crypto?

>> Yeah, I don't like it.

>> Why not?

>> Cuz you can't see them. You can't touch

them. Can't feel them. Can't put ketchup

on them. To me, they're not real.

>> They are very real.

Even though you can't pour ketchup on

them.

>> Do you buy Bitcoin?

>> No,

I steal from other people who buy

Bitcoin.

>> Holy [ __ ] That real?

Did you really think you were the only

criminal in Tulsa?

>> Well, Vaselon, this is Shereice.

>> Uh, hi. Yes. Uh, my name is Tyson

Mitchell and I'm I'm with the Acme Big

Booty Service.

>> Oh my god, he returned.

>> What's going on, baby girl? You good?

>> Better now. The hell you been?

>> Ripping and running. Busy, you know.

Yeah, I got my own place now. So, you

know, I'm grinding

>> [ __ ]

We go with this [ __ ] man.

Hey, hey, let me let me call you back.

All right.

>> Your license and registration

>> and where I can see them.

>> Registration is in the glove.

>> Who's this? Uh, Dwight Manfred.

>> He's my boss.

>> Oh, yeah.

Why don't you step out of the car for

me?

>> Now, you're not under arrest, but for my

protection, I am going to cook you and

give you a good toss.

>> You wearing a body camera?

>> Why you want to be a movie star?

>> Some [ __ ] man.

>> Newly noted.

>> Have a seat.

Damn.

Hey, you can't search my car without a

warrant.

>> Oh, yeah. Who says the Constitution? Oh,

>> look what I found.

And this smells suspiciously like

marijuana.

>> Come on, man. It's not even mine. This

car ain't even mine. I told you that.

>> So, you're saying you stole this

vehicle?

>> This is Dwight. Leave a message.

>> The mailbox is full and cannot accept

any messages at this time.

>> Hey, I'm going to need another call,

man. Well, I need a foot massage. And it

looks like we're both out of luck.

>> Couple bottles of sesakaya 94 pino.

Whatever anybody else wants.

>> Yes, sir. Just take care of him. Keep it

coming.

>> Thank you, sir.

>> Well, it's good to be home. Of course,

not under these circumstances.

>> I'm sorry. I don't remember half the

people. Who's everybody here?

>> This is Stella. Stelina, my daughter.

>> That's Stella.

>> Yeah. There's Ethan, Stella's husband.

Right.

>> Nice to meet you, Ethan.

>> You know Joe Junior.

>> You I know. Of course. You look exactly

like your old man. Thank you.

>> That's a good thing.

>> Thanks,

>> Emory.

We haven't been formally introduced.

>> Well, I'm Emory. I'm Tia's husband.

>> Uh, we talked on the phone.

>> Yeah, that's right. We spoke briefly.

>> There was a phone where I was, too, you

know.

>> I I don't follow.

>> Well, I'm just saying you could have

called and sought my blessing before you

married my daughter.

>> The balls on you. Wow.

>> I'm old school. I'm sorry.

>> Yeah. You were also disposed, remember?

very easy to find.

>> Okay. So, you wanted this man to endure

a cavity search just to secure your

blessing.

>> You're the one who stopped calling us.

>> My apologies.

>> Everybody hungry?

>> I don't know. What was wrong with

bamontis? We have to drive all the way

to the city.

>> Stop with banties. Nobody eats a bante.

>> This is fourstar. Broaden your horizons.

It's very nice, Uncle Joy. Thank you.

>> Joey would have loved it.

>> Yeah.

>> Thank you.

>> Really? Fuagra ravioli? I mean, come on.

Uncle Joey is rolling in his freshly dug

bread.

>> Oh, Tina.

>> Am I wrong?

>> Okay. This isn't about what Uncle Joey

would like. This isn't even about what

we would like. It's about what makes

Dwight look like a big shot.

>> It's a nice place, that's all. It's a

gesture.

>> Big splash, right? With the massive

spray of flowers and your big fata.

>> Nothing. Not the uncle, but you settled

the tab with Mikey C at Supreme

Memorials.

>> We appreciate it, but nobody asked you

to do that.

>> Did he? She didn't have to ask.

>> All right. So, he was just trying to

help,

>> right? Because whenever I needed help,

first person I thought of was my dad.

>> A toast

>> to Joe. May he rest in peace.

and two

>> wiping out the past.

>> And everybody just enjoying

the here and now while we can. Salute.

>> It's a little salute.

>> It's a little something.

>> My deepest condolences, auntie.

>> I love you.

>> It's okay. Don't worry about it. You

guys enjoy dinner. Okay.

>> Call you tomorrow. Come on. Good night.

Uncle,

>> sweetheart.

So, what you like at Remington?

>> Nothing.

>> Get that horse cooled out, Richie.

>> Hey there. Heard you've been

moonlighting as a tough guy.

>> What?

>> Hustle at the festival. Salmon, seniors,

and stoners. Quite a gang you run with.

>> You a [ __ ] smartass.

>> Easy. He f the word to the wise.

>> Goody. Come on. [ __ ] go already.

Would you relax?

>> Put your ham and horn. We know you ain't

got [ __ ]

>> Hey, what you don't know could fill a

book. Too bad he couldn't read it.

>> I'll give you all a [ __ ] scaff

>> language.

>> All right, go ahead.

>> The general approaches.

>> Hey, Jerry. Nico. Goody.

>> White.

>> Ladies,

>> wait. How you doing?

>> Good. How are you doing, Nico? in town

long.

>> In and out. Why?

>> Here we go. That's two.

Do I hear four?

>> Got tissue.

>> Let me be of service.

>> Thank you.

>> You're welcome.

>> That's a gentleman.

>> Oh, here we go.

>> Easy, V. Come on.

>> What are you trying to do? Show me up?

>> I show you up by showing up.

>> Oh, yeah. That's right.

>> Even in a [ __ ] hospital.

>> Vince, come on.

>> Talk to him. It's over.

>> Vince,

>> let's go. Shaky take it.

>> No. You ought to be a lifeguard. Here

you go.

>> Yeah. All right.

>> Yeah. Go ahead. I'll take more of your

[ __ ] money.

>> Then sit down.

>> No. I learned a word in the military.

Deference.

>> It means respect.

>> Military.

You're talking about Dickensson Academy?

>> Yeah.

>> It's a military school.

>> I was a rank in that.

>> A pair of epilelets doesn't make you

George Washington. You know that, right?

I talked to your old man.

>> He's asleep. And the next time I call,

you come right away.

>> You ought to get a cop. They come every

time.

>> Sir, excuse me. Sir, I need to go to

that bathroom right now. It's urgent. I

need to go.

>> Who's stopping you?

>> Ain't nobody stopping me. Where I'm

supposed to go?

Officer, please. I have to go right now.

For real.

>> This your phone?

>> Yeah, it's my phone.

>> What's your password?

>> Come on now. Don't make me beg you,

officer.

05194.

>> Bingo. Show that man the head.

>> My pleasure.

So, what do I uh owe the pleasure?

>> Just wanted to hear a friendly voice.

>> You want to meet for coffee or

something?

>> I can't. I'm in New York.

>> You booked it out of here after you're

running at the music festival.

>> I saw my daughter.

>> How'd that go?

>> It didn't. She really wouldn't let me

talk.

>> I'm sorry.

>> Well, I'd be lying if I said I was

surprised. It's been 18 years.

>> Just keep trying. She'll come around.

>> You think so?

>> The [ __ ] do I know?

>> Oh god.

>> Listen, these Nitrous guys, there's more

to them than meets the eye. Okay.

>> Such as

>> not over the phone.

>> Listen, uh, I got to take the phone

call. I'll call you when I get back.

Okay. Yeah. Save channels.

>> Tyson.

>> Hello. Tyson, are you there?

>> Bag him.

>> Mitchell. Tyson Mitchell.

>> Pleasure to meet you.

>> It's checkout time.

Enjoy your stay.

>> [ __ ] man. It's weak as hell.

>> I'll make a note. Next time we'll

upgrade you to less comfortable

accommodations.

>> Ain't going to be no next time, man.

Where my car at?

>> Impound on King Street.

>> And my phone too, man. Quit playing with

me.

>> Says here you don't have no phone. No

money either.

>> Oh well, I came here with $1,200.

>> If I were you, I'd write your

congressman.

You've reached the Man Freddy residence.

Please leave a message.

>> Hey Denise, it's Dwight. It's really

nice hearing my brother's voice on the

machine. There were some things I wanted

to say, should have said at the church,

but I'd like to say them now. So,

I wrote something down.

Here it goes.

Little brother, you were a giant.

A big man who did the little things, the

things that really matter.

The sympathetic ear, the helping hand,

the heart of gold,

the voice of reason.

Steady as a rock.

You were always there.

not only for your family, but

to do the job you loved. I'm not sure

why you loved it, but you did.

Guys like Joe are rare and precious

find. Generous to a fault,

going along where others fall short.

made of mercy and malice,

>> full of force

and foibless.

They don't drop names, they pick up the

slack. They don't raise their voices.

They lower the temperature.

They don't hold grudges.

They unlock potential.

They don't show off.

They show up.

>> Hey,

>> Manny.

>> So, what the [ __ ] were you talking about

the other day?

>> You want to pretend like that wasn't you

at Ogal Laala Land?

>> No, it was me. I'm just asking you like

what did you mean by word to the wise?

>> Ever heard of Black McAdam?

>> No. What is that? A band?

>> Not hardly. Motorcycle gang 1enters. My

old man's sergeant-at-arms. Yeah, kind

of like uh leader of the pack.

>> Keep laughing. They run the nitrous game

out here and they're not to be [ __ ]

with.

>> Meaning what?

>> Meaning they'll kill anyone that gets in

their way.

>> Huh? You know, it's funny. I've actually

met people like that before.

>> Why don't you Google them and then let

me know how funny you think it is.

Tyson Mitchell, tell me about him.

>> I barely know I barely know him.

>> And that your name is in the frequent

contacts of his cell phone.

>> I do business with his boss, Dwight Manf

Freddy.

>> And he is

the benefit of my [ __ ] existence.

I take it that Son and Freddy is the

older gentleman.

>> Yeah.

And what is the

nature of your business together?

>> Believe the term is extortion.

>> You extort the people. He's

extraordinary.

>> What do you have that he wants?

>> What does everybody want?

>> Do well.

>> His mistake. Soon your man Freddy, I

mean, is trying to take mine.

>> I'd be happy to relay that message to

him.

>> And you will,

but not quite yet.

Good

night.

You don't care about what I

Excuse me, ladies.

>> Help you fellas?

>> Is Mut belong to you?

>> That depends. He wearing a tag.

>> You're Mitch, right? Aka Mitch the

stick.

>> Hate to break up your little daisy

chain, but we need a word.

>> No thanks.

You under the impression that we're

negotiating?

>> Get the [ __ ] out of my joint.

>> Excuse me.

>> You want in [ __ ] sign language?

>> I suggest in the strongest of terms you

take it down a notch.

>> And I suggest since this establishment

is situated on Cherokee land where you

have absolutely no authority that you

get your fat sorry [ __ ] cottage

cheese asses out of here.

I'll see you soon.

>> Looking forward to it. [ __ ] going on.

forward and looking way down there, you

see a city, but it's on fire and it's

red hot. And like I said before,

you can't go back once you started this

damn journey. You can only go forward.

So,

you got two choices. One,

you get scared,

you give up,

and then you burn up.

I mean the second one

you just say [ __ ] it, [ __ ] it.

[ __ ] fear.

And you barrel through it.

And when you come out on the other side,

I guarantee you, you're going to be

stronger than you ever thought possible.

But none of this [ __ ] is ever going to

happen unless we all cover each other's

backs.

And we all become part of each other's

family.

We do that,

I swear to you, we're going to put this

fire out once and for all.

>> Well, drink to death.

>> Hell yeah.

>> You're here. All right, bars open.

Ah, okay. Okay. All right. This is nice,

huh? How much you pay for this? If you

don't mind me asking, get you guys

anything?

>> We got a chair.

>> Um, traditional chairs are terrible for

your back.

>> I'll stand.

>> Suit yourself to what do I owe the

pleasure this morning?

>> Wall trip got a lot of money stashed in

the Cayman Islands. Well, that would

explain his lavish headquarters.

>> The account's on a laptop. Can you hack

into it?

>> It depends. Where is it?

>> Well, the ATF has it.

>> I see.

>> Is that a problem?

>> Not necessarily.

Human error as opposed to technical

proficiency accounts for 90% of

malicious mischief on the internet.

>> English. People get hacked because

they're lazy and government employees

aren't well known for their Puritan work

ethic.

>> I'll take that as a yes.

>> It's a very strong maybe.

>> It's a very strong yes.

>> What are you saying? You're going out of

business?

>> No. No. Just

shut down for a while. Do some

renovations. Maisy's going to stay with

us in case you need anything.

>> I know I'm old as [ __ ] son.

But that does not mean that I'm stupid.

>> Them guys shot up your place. You know

who they were?

>> Baker gang out of Kadusa.

>> Know where to find him?

>> We don't. So we're just sitting tight.

>> Your friend Dwight.

>> Do you trust him?

>> I do.

>> Sometimes you just get feeling.

>> Seemed like a good man. Straight

shooter.

I like him.

>> You know, I hit the point where I was

getting a little too old to be making

new friends.

>> Then one day, this fella looks like he

stepped out of some mob movie walks into

my joint.

>> Can't say what exactly, but something

told me

this man was going to change my life.

>> Welcome to the great chain robbery, as

in blockchain, Binance, Coinbase, and

MetaMask. It's like crypto, right?

>> Yeah, that's exactly what it is. Any of

Wal Trips, usernames, files, blockchain

wallets, iTunes, all vulnerable.

>> I told

>> Facebook, Instagram, iTunes. These are

all potential portals. You set up a

bogus hotspot, send in a malware Trojan

horse,

and unfettered access.

>> How did you learn all this [ __ ]

>> I spent 5 years working at an internet

startup.

Hey, was this thing on when you

confiscated it?

>> Tebits opened it up with biometrics.

>> You left it a fingerprint.

>> Walrip had more than a few on file.

>> Holy [ __ ]

>> Wow.

>> This [ __ ] really does have

money.

Or should I say

did

>> [ __ ] just happened?

>> I have no idea.

>> Hey boss, you need to come see this.

Get

She Get it?

>> Yep, she got it. Just dropped it off.

So, where too?

>> I'm not sure.

You

>> okay?

>> Yeah. I'm just feeling like I shouldn't

have dragged you into all this.

No fire.

Look out. Look out.

Sh.

No. No.

Look out. Look out.

No

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just

Heat. Heat.

Foreign

speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech.

We do

the boys.

Don't

Besid.

Lovely

priv.

Shadow

blue

fasting.

We

I must

push you.

of the

blick of my it's the

Then we should be lip.

Maybe you can see the devil in my eyes.

was in my

last

city. Baby, you can see the devil in my

eyes. Who else in my might fat tied?

Baby, you can see the devil in my eyes.

Closing my might fry become this vlog.