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We had these agents we worked with.

They weren't part of Franks' team,

but they were always around.

We called them "the guys."

When you first met them,

it was easy to get them mixed up.

But once you got to know them,

it was pretty clear they
each had their own thing.

Jj henneberry prided
himself on off-color jokes.

He felt the same about sandwiches

as he did about women:

The more the better.

Carl loughlin was former DEA,

but his niche in the
office was fish and wildlife.

He'd school you about
sea bass all damn day

if you didn't find an excuse to walk away.

Roger Murphy... well, we
stopped counting him because

he did some awful stuff
and ended up behind bars.

Artie Finch we counted as half

since he was retired. He was the guy

who trained Gary Callahan,
turned him into a k9 agent.

But the toughest one to get a handle on

was Dalton basement.

He moved his office to the basement

'cause there was too
much laughing upstairs.

We called him Dalton basement,

but his real last name
was something Swedish

that none of us could pronounce.

Dalton was a lot of things.

Number one office shredder,
resident sketch artist,

self-proclaimed expert
on the 63rd street chacales.

But most of all, he was a pain in our ass.

Nothing was ever good
enough for Dalton basement.

And the person that got the brunt

of his griping was Mary Jo.

He was always wanting something.

Demanding a dustbuster,

bugging her about his lost letter opener,

arguing that if Franks had
a bendy lamp, so should he.

But unlike the rest of us,
Mary Jo actually took the time

to wonder why basement
was the way he was.

She thought maybe he moved

to the basement to
really focus on the cases.

Dalton.

After all, she did hear him say he wanted

to be sac someday.

And then, one day,

she realized something else about him.

The reason he kept asking about

the dustbuster and the letter opener

and the bendy lamp was
because it meant more time

talking to her.

At first, she wasn't sure
what to think about that.

But then, she started thinking

that maybe it was worth a try.

Maybe Dalton basement
was worth taking a gamble on.

She knew people in the
office would never understand,

but she and Dalton agreed
no one ever needed to know

what was going on behind closed doors.

Hey.

We were starting to get worried.

You lose track of all space and time

in the shower? Happens to
me, like, four times a week.

No, I forgot to put my pager on.

I was helping Diane load up her car.

Yeah? Where's she headed?

Los Angeles. She
decided to take that job.

Wait, what? You guys break up again?

No, it's nothing like that, it's fine.

L.A.'s only two hours away.

She's gonna come back
down on the weekends.

Company's paying for her
to become an accountant

and she couldn't pass it up.

Hey. You get a flat tire or something?

No, Diane's taking that job in L.A., but

they're happily staying together,

and she's coming back on the weekends.

I was asking if he
had car trouble, Randy.

I don't need to know
his personal business.

He doesn't mind me
sharing it. We're all family.

What are we looking at?

Diane is working in L.A. during the week,

here for the weekends.

I was asking about the two victims

in the damn car, dominguez.

Driver is Lance corporal
Graham Shaw, 22 years old.

Passenger, also a Lance corporal.

Isaac pierson, 23.

Wallets were in their pockets,
so doesn't look like a robbery.

Any witnesses?

Nope.

Sheriff spotted the car.

Headlights were off, no hazards.

He pulled over, discovered the bodies.

- When's tango getting here?
- He's out surfing.

But he will be touched
to know that you were

thinking of him on his day off.

Both of them were shot
through the driver's side?

Window was down.

Yep. Blood's dried.

I put the time of death about 4:00 A.M.

- Explains why no witnesses.
- Yeah.

Anyone check the cooler?

Lala was taking pictures.

There's a couple duffles
in the back and some stuff.

Nothing but caf-pows.

Could be the were on a
road trip, headed back to base.

Bought a bunch of caffeine to
stay awake behind the wheel.

That stuff's potent.

Tango told me about the mayhem

you caused the last time
you drank some of that.

I asked him not to speak about that.

Well, I'm not gonna tell anybody.

Boss.

Yeah, you find something?

Talk to me. What do you got?

Broken taillight.

Bumper's all busted up.

We saw that already, probie.

You were late on account of your wife

half-moving to L.A., weren't you?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

So you might want to catch up
before you go pointing out stuff

we already know.

Theory is he was rear-ended.
You see them tire marks?

Our guys get hit, both cars pull over,

other driver shoots them,

peels off without any witnesses.

So we're thinking road rage.

I'm thinking next time
you're gonna roll up late,

you best get your ass on
the radio and let us know.

You had dominguez worried sick.

Mary Jo.

I found this unmarked tupperware

in the back of the fridge.
It's just taking up space.

Do you want me to throw it out?

Dalton,

were you looking in the fridge
for a reason to come talk to me?

Hey, is that a tupperware?

Agent basement, remember
what we talked about last week?

Refrigerator grievances are my domain.

Come on, let's go discuss
the tupperware in the kitchen.

All right, come on, Mary Jo is busy.

You can bitch to me as long as you want.

You're welcome.

Mary Jo. Hey.

Why you have that look on your face?

What look?

That's the look you get
when there's something

you don't want to
admit, so you just pretend

everything is normal.

I ain't see nothing.

These are your victims.

Their company commander
is captain Declan.

He's waiting in the conference room.

What?

Nothing.

You expect to lose men in battle.

In training, even.

This is...

You sure it was road rage?

We're not sure of anything yet.

Do you know where they were headed?

My guess is... Back to base.

They were due to report tomorrow.

We got back from
Kuwait two weeks ago. I...

Pierson and Shaw were tight.

Whole time we were out there,

they talked about how they were gonna

go to Jersey when they got back.

What's in Jersey?

Pierson had an aunt there.

Said she had huge property, lots of trails.

You know, they were
gonna go four-wheeling.

Talked about it nonstop.

That's the kind of thing
that gets you through.

You know?

Y'all had a rough go of it out there?

We are light armored reconnaissance.

This time around, we
got assigned to locals

that had property damage from the war.

What kind of damage?

Trigger-happy marines
accidentally shooting a camel.

- That kind of thing.
- Ladies and gentlemen!

Eyes over here.

Is everyone gathered?

Excuse me a minute.

Mary Jo, where's dominguez?

Cliff, the hell are you doing out here?

- I've got some announcements.
- And I got

a double homicide I'm
trying to solve in there.

Is dominguez in there? Get her out here.

I heard my name.

Yeah, hold onto your hat.
Cliff's got some announcements.

Okay, first of all, regional
director Barrett will be

visiting the office later today.

- That prick hole?
- Gail.

And in light of the upcoming
restructure, he's handed down

some new directives that
need to be put into practice,

effective immediately.

All photocopies must be logged

with employee ID and justification.

What? Does that include
xeroxes of sea life?

Okay, how about you
all just hold your applause

until I'm finished, okay?

Long-distance calls require

supervisor approval before dialing.

Thermostat to be locked at 68° in winter,

76° in summer, no adjustments

are permitted. Interoffice envelopes

are to be reused until they fall apart.

And, in light of recent
happenings at the agency,

all interoffice relationships
must be disclosed.

Is this because of that
"handsy scandal" thing

- that happened recently?
- Why do they have to be

all up in our business?

Because sex complaints
can bring down nations.

Okay, I banged jj one time,

all right? We thought we were dying.

Wait, are you talking about the time

we all thought we had langya virus?

Because by the time
you two saw each other,

we knew we weren't dying.

The adrenaline was
still pumping, Bernard.

What are y'all yelling about in here?

Okay, I don't need to hear
anybody say it out loud.

Just disclose it on the forms, hand 'em in

by end of day tomorrow.

Well, it's a good thing
Gail blurted that out.

By the time you write
it down on that paper,

whole office is gonna
know about it anyway.

You know what I mean?

Special agent björnstjerna.

Dalton.

Mary Jo? What are
you doing calling me?

Come downstairs.

- Let's talk about this.
- I am downstairs.

I'm in the dark room.

Why are you calling me
from the other end of the hall?

Look.

We're not disclosing this.

With everything that's going on,

the harassment thing at
headquarters, the scrutiny...

if people find out about us,

it could ruin your chance
at ever getting sac.

Okay?

Okay.

Mary Jo.

I'll call you later.

What are you doing down here?

What do you need, Gail?

Just your advice.

Do you think I should
disclose my relations with jj?

I think that ship has already sailed.

No, but she's wondering if
she should make it official

by actually writing it on the form.

What up, ladies?

You told everyone we banged, right?

Yeah.

So I should write it in on the form, then?

That's what we're trying
to figure out, Jeremiah.

Lord help us.

Come on, people, get a move on.

We've all got copies to
make here, not just you.

Hey, I got a couple statements

from the other guys in
pierson and Shaw's platoon.

Confirmed they were on
the last leg of a road trip

from Jersey to Pendleton.
Is this the line for the copier?

Yeah, since we all have
to log our copies now,

this line is taking forever.

You know, all this talk about
disclosing secret relationships

got me thinking.

Am I the only one that knows about you

and that jonny guy you're seeing?

- Yeah.
- You're seeing someone?

Yeah, his names, jonny.
She really likes him.

What? We're all family.

Who's family?

Lala's boning some guy named jonny.

Congrats.

Y'all knuckleheads

know there's another copier out here,

- don't you? -It's broken.
- It's broken.

Listen, I just got off the
phone with pierson's aunt

- in New Jersey.
- Did they send someone

to notify her in person?

Yeah, I think she was still in shock.

She said pierson was like a son to her,

and Shaw fit right in when they visited.

Did they call her at
all from their road trip?

No, but she said they
were planning to stop

in Atlantic city before

they headed back cross
country to Pendleton.

- For what, to gamble?
- I mean, what else is there

to do in Atlantic city?

Come on, damn it.

Boss, careful, you're gonna
throw out your back again.

My bad, sir. I was trying to fix it.

- Regional director Barrett.
- This place is

a damn zoo. Where the hell is Mary Jo?

Right here, sir.

My apologies. I had to
step away from my desk.

Yeah, I gathered that.

Good to see you darling.

That red is a standout color on you.

Gonna be straight with you, Wheeler.

There is a lot of scrutiny going on.

They're calling it a "handsy scandal."

It's making life hell.

For me, in particular.

Sir?

There are some dark clouds

that people are trying
to hang over me, cliff.

Some very dark clouds.

That-that doesn't sound pleasant.

No. In fact, it's downright unpleasant.

What I need is for folks to
look away from the clouds

- and to see the sun...
- On the horizon.

You mean like a metaphoric-type sun?

No, I mean my case-solve
rate throughout the region.

I want it to spike

so high people forget
about anything inappropriate

I may or may not have
done, and as you so kindly

shoved in my face
the last time I was here,

your office has the
highest case-solve rate

in the region.

I'd be happy to share some strategies.

No, I already know your strategy. Yeah.

She's sitting downstairs
in a fiery red skirt.

Mary Jo?

She has this place running
like a well-oiled machine.

Effective communication
gets cases solved.

And you... You don't
give her enough credit.

I give her all the credit, sir.

My girls don't know which way is up, cliff.

As you know, there's a freeze on hiring?

With the restructure.

So...

we're gonna do a swap.

I-I... A per-a permanent swap?

You're gonna interview all of my girls,

pick whichever one
you want, and Mary Jo

comes to work for me, starting

today, get my solve rate
through the roof like yours.

I don't think right now is
the best time for a swap, sir.

We have a pretty
high-profile case, two marines

- shot dead on the side of the roa...
- Nonsense.

To new beginnings.

Uhp. Uhp-uhp.

For you.

For me.

And Ms. Mary Jo.

I know this is a lot to take in, Mary Jo.

But regional would be a promotion.

It could be a real
opportunity for advancement.

If... that's what you want to do.

Is that what you want to do?

Mary Jo?

Do you want to go to regional?

No.

I'm gonna fix this.

Can you excuse me, please?

Mary Jo, apparently, those
two marines that were shot

on the side of the road...
they went gambling first.

Lala's trying to get some footage

from the casino, but the casino guys

are stonewalling her. I thought maybe

- you could call...
- Gail.

I'm being transferred to Barrett's office.

It's happening today.

So we're going to create a detailed plan

for you and Nadia...

to keep things running
smoothly without me.

You can't get transferred to regional.

Your replacement will
fire me within two days,

but it won't even matter
because I can't be here

without you anyway.

Mary Jo's getting
transferred to Barrett's office.

Hey.

Hey, Mary Jo's getting the boot.

They're shipping her off to regional.

Mary Jo's leaving us.

Barrett friggin' poached her.

- What?!
- What?!

What do you mean she's leaving?

- You mean for good?
- Yeah.

I got to go find out more.

Yes.

- Cliff! - I know, -I'm working on it.
- Listen to me,

you ain't letting my Mary
Jo walk out that door, cliff!

She's my Mary Jo, too,
Mike. You think I want this?

He said she has to start over there today.

She's all of our Mary Jo.

Look, I got to hang up. Barrett wants me

to interview his secretaries

for a swap, and I can't let Mary Jo

schedule interviews
for her own replacement.

I got to do it myself.

- Swap? Cliff!
- I said I'm working

on this, okay? I don't have time for this.

All right, listen up, people.

Let's go code red. How
do we keep Mary Jo here?

Dominguez,

you're good when crap
hits the fan. What do we do?

Wheeler said she was
supposed to start today.

First thing we need
to do is buy some time.

Rando, how do we buy time?

I don't know.

I'm feeling pretty lightheaded.

Maybe we could

lock her in the basement,
say she went missing.

Probie, how?

Probie, you've been to war, man. Think.

Maybe we can say that we need her

- for this case for some reason.
- Right.

Maybe we could say since
the victims went gambling

in Atlantic city, we need
Mary Jo here because

she's super lucky? I'm-I'm sorry,

I'm making no sense. I need to sit down.

Wait.

Atlantic city, though.

Mary Jo worked the tables there.

What, our Mary Jo

- was a dealer in Atlantic city?
- Yes.

Our victims went to pandora's casino.

Is that where she worked?

No, but close enough, probie.

I talked to the pit boss.

He gave me the runaround
when I was asking

to see their footage
from the gaming floor.

We need Mary Jo to stick around

to work her connections, don't we?

Okay, got it. Thanks.

That was Woody. He's got something.

Rando, get some fresh air.

Probie, go with him,
have him breathe into

a paper bag or something.

I'll fill in Mary Jo.

- Yes.
- Cliff, call up Barrett.

We need Mary Jo
here, working this case.

Yeah.

That air did me good.

You know, I totally forgot Mary Jo

used to work at a casino. I tell you that

Tyler Roman is in my stand-up class?

- The actor?
- Yeah, he stars in

that hit series beat watch.

Anyway, he thinks I'm
cool 'cause he plays a cop

and I'm, like, a real one, so he invited me

to his weekly poker
game, so maybe after

this crisis is averted, Mary
Jo can give me some tips

so I don't embarrass myself.

'Cause you know,
there's probably gonna be

some other actors there.

I wouldn't be surprised
if it was Burt Reynolds.

Hey.

What are you waiting for,
handsome? Get in here.

You know, you don't
always got to... Sorry.

Never mind. What do you got?

Okay, we found some
extremely significant evidence

in your marines' car, but
we have some questions first.

Yeah, let's go. Quick answers
so we can move on to the case.

Okay.

Is Mary Jo transferring
to Barrett's office?

We're trying to stop it.

Okay. Is lala dating
someone named jonny,

and did Gail bang jj?

Yeah, affirmative on both. Yeah.

Is your new bride working in L.A.

And only seeing you on the weekends?

- Yeah.
- Yeah,

- that's not good.
- No, I told you, Phil, it's fine.

Okay? My parents are
still together, my father just

checks into a motel on the
weekends to give my mom space.

Yeah, and my parents haven't spent

more than ten minutes
apart for the last 20 years.

Okay, well, unlike your parents,

Gibbs is not a weird, needy recluse

- who loves knickknacks.
- Yeah, he is,

he's just hiding it beneath
the attractive surface.

No, he actually doesn't

- like knickknacks. Doesn't...
- Gentlemen.

Okay. If you guys are
done fooling around,

we can move on to the aforementioned

significant evidence
from your victims' car.

These are pieces from
the damaged taillight.

We found several small shards
of wood embedded in them.

We think a wooden bat was
used to smash the vehicle

to make it look like it was rear-ended.

So you're saying someone
staged it to look like road rage?

Yeah. Found this receipt

wedged in between the seat of the car.

Are you gonna tell them or should I?

Tell us what?

You should have found the receipt.

We don't call you in
here to run blood samples.

Yeah, can you imagine?

Why are you pointing at me?

Time stamp on the receipt

puts pierson and
Shaw eating at the diner

shortly before they were killed.

Do better next time.

Just give him those

names and tell him it's for mj Hayes.

Mj Hayes.

That's all you need to say. Thank you.

What are you doing in here?

I needed some quiet to concentrate.

Barrett agreed to let me
stay and help out on this case

since I have connections in Atlantic city.

You do?

I was a dealer at a casino.

Past life.

I think we should tell people about us.

I won't have a shot at sac for years.

Wheeler's not going anywhere,

Barrett's trying to keep any
complication out of his office.

Maybe you being in a
relationship will make him

pick somebody else and you can stay.

I can't let you risk your
chance at being sac.

Anything could happen.

Wheeler could get promoted
to regional tomorrow.

Look, I know I'm not exactly well-liked,

- but I thought we were...
- What?

What are you talking about?

Are you ashamed to tell
people you're with me?

No.

No.

I'm sorry, I have to take this.

Yeah.

Mary Jo.

Mj Hayes, how the hell are you?

You still keeping the
riffraff off the streets?

Lou, you got my message.

Yeah, I heard you called about 12 people

trying to hunt me down.

You know, I'm living in your parts now.

I'm busting some
heads, I'm trying to set up

a casino in Indian country.

Well, dang.

What, you don't want to see me, then?

You're breaking my heart here.

No, I was hoping you could
help me get some eye in the sky.

Footage from pandora's. Yeah, I heard.

You know, you'll never
get a warrant for that.

Half the judges in Jersey...
they still play at those tables.

But... I still got my fingers back east,

and hell, for you, I'll kill a guy

to get those tapes if I have to.

- Lou.
- What? I wouldn't.

I know you don't like
that stuff, but... Listen.

I did already get ahold of
Bobby lead foot on your behalf.

Bobby?

- The valet guy?
- Yeah, he works at pandora's now.

He remembered seeing
your two marines leaving.

Said they walked out
with 200 large in winnings.

So they win 200k at the
casino, stop here to eat,

someone murders them
on the side of the road

and steals their money.

Starting to come together?

Yeah, I remember these two.

They looked like babies
and they ate like beavers.

Look, they paid with a hundred dollar bill.

Left me with another one for the tip.

We don't get a lot of folks in here

rich enough to do something like that.

Made my whole damn week.

And that's how come I remember them.

They in some kind of trouble?

Anyone else see they had

- that kind of cash?
- I don't know.

Excuse me, sir?

Sir.

- You good, dominguez?
- Yeah.

- Mike!
- Dominguez!

- Hey!
- What's going on?

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Federal agents! Out of the way!

He can't be far.

- Truck.
- Yeah.

See someone run through here?

Did you see someone run through here?

- Hey.
- Whoa.

Federal agents! Show me your hands!

Hands!

Get off me! I didn't do nothing wrong!

If you didn't do nothing,

then what the hell are you running for?

Come on, I didn't do nothing, man.

I got two murdered
marines and you're running

like a bat out of hell. Don't
look good, Kevin foster.

Whoa, hold up. You think I killed people?

I'm not a murderer, man.
I'm just a drug dealer.

Mike.

I found those in the glove box.

And that waitress,

be a, says they toss him
out of here all the time

- for dealing speed to truckers.
- That's right.

Thank you, be a.

I thought you guys were,
like, drug cops or something.

That's why I freaked out a little bit.

Plus, I'm pretty jacked on my own stuff

right now, so there's that, too.

Call ocean side pd, get
him booked for dealing.

Hold-hold up. Wait...

What if I know something
about your marines?

Buzz cuts, corner booth, right?

I asked 'em if they were looking to party.

They said they didn't want any drugs,

but the taller guy said he
wanted something else, though.

What?

If I tell you, are you gonna let me go?

No. But we can put in a
good word to the judge.

Best you're gonna get, dude.

Fine. They left with sunshine.

She's a, you know, lady of the night.

- Where'd they go?
- I don't know,

off to do "lady of the night" stuff.

All of us girls were happy to come in.

Regional director Barrett said

this is all about some
kind of secretary swap?

Does that mean whoever you pick

gets to come here and work for you?

That's what he said.

That's amazing.

I would jump at the
chance to get out of there.

I mean, I typed up a
list of interview questions

you might want to ask us. You know, to

show my initiative.

Okay. What makes you
a valuable secretary?

Well, I'm incredibly patient.

Highly adaptable.

I have a heart murmur and
can't be around cigar smoke,

but Barrett said that was my problem,

so I just started
breathing through my nose.

I'm highly adaptable.

Could you describe a
recent accomplishment?

Yeah. I got my wardrobe sorted out.

I'm sorry?

Rdo Barrett thought that

my closet wasn't doing my figure justice,

so he took me shopping.

He's feeling much
better about things now.

I'm sure he'll do the
same thing for Mary Jo.

He picked out really great stuff.

He has a good eye for heels and skirts.

Could you give me details

about how this shopping
trip came about?

Of course.

And don't leave out anything.

Appreciate you getting

all this stuff couriered over to me,

but I didn't expect you
to hand deliver it, Lou.

Well, I wanted to see you, mj.

And besides...

You know I love it when
people owe me favors.

I've been owing you favors for years.

You just never cash them in.

I got my guys to cue up the tape for you.

Your marines should be at
the table any second now.

Hey...

How you doing?

Really?

It's been a day.

You want to talk about it?

There's this guy named
Barrett, he's a real prick hole.

You want me to handle it?

No, Lou, I don't.

Your name will never get brought up.

- Lou.
- I know my business.

Enough.

Hey, there they are.

These boys had a hell of a time.

Over a thousand dollars on
room charges. You got cristal,

- lobster.
- Hey, look at this, Lou.

They're only betting gray chips.

Twenties?

Tough to build a 200 grand bankroll

betting that small.

It's tough, but not impossible
if you're getting hot cards

and you're doubling down.

What are you talking about?

You can double down
till you're blue in the face.

You're not gonna make
200 grand betting grays.

Hey.

Nadia says that Wheeler's up there

interviewing replacements for Mary Jo?

Yeah.

Well, does she know?

I don't know, she's been
in the rec room all day.

These guys are amateurs.

Yeah?

They're barely breaking even.

No way they made
that money at Blackjack.

Mary Jo?

One minute.

Where are the other tapes, Lou?

Poker room, sports book?

Well, my guy said they
only played Blackjack.

Hey, Wheeler's up there
interviewing people...

I think your guy's holding out on you.

Careful, honey, you're
starting to sound ridiculous.

Hey, what did you say to her?

He didn't mean it like that.
It's just the way he talks.

- Is there something you need, fella?
- Yeah.

I need you to stop calling her ridiculous.

And I didn't care for the "honey," either.

- You know who I am?
- Okay, boys.

If she says someone's
holding out on you,

- then they're holding out.
- You have no idea

what you're talking about.

- I know about her.
- And I know her

well enough to tell her

when she has her head up her ass.

Stop resisting, Lou.

You're only making it harder on yourself.

Tell her she's not being ridiculous.

Enough, Dalton.

I needed the money!

Wait, what?

You want me to let him go?

No.

What the hell's going on in here?

Don't let him go, but let him talk.

Lou, what aren't you telling me?

They didn't win any money at the casino.

They came in, they got
$200,000 worth of chips,

they barely gambled, then cashed out.

Why?

They were laundering money.

But the casino didn't
want that getting out,

so they paid me off to keep it from you.

Are you saying they walked in there

with 200 grand in cash?

Where'd they get that from?

Mary Jo.

Mary Jo.

Yeah, I'm here.

What were you doing in the basement?

What? I was looking for a... Thingamajig.

Hey, what's this I'm hearing about

a gentleman named jonny?

Yeah, he's...

He's probably not a
guy you'd pick for me.

But there's something about
him, you know what I mean?

Yeah.

But who cares about guys right now.

So you know, I'm not
bringing up the Barrett thing

because if I think
about you leaving, I'll cry,

and we all know if a
woman cries at work,

it takes her two to five years
to recover from the backlash.

I love you, too, honey.

Did you need something else?

Yeah, case stuff.

Pierson hooked up with this
prostitute named sunshine.

We think she figured out
that our guys had that 200k

and set them up to get robbed.

- Okay.
- We still don't know

where they got the money to begin with

or why they laundered it.

Okay, what do you need me to do?

Nothing.

I'm just telling you 'cause
you're part of the case.

Mary Jo, update on the case.

Rando and probie are in
there working the phones.

You got to figure one of our cis

got a bead on this sunshine character.

The bagpiper

and kung fu Calvin
said they heard of her.

- You call twitchy Tony?
- Yeah,

he said he'd make a few calls,

but hookers aren't really his thing.

That's fair.

Did y'all try Bambi Rose?

She helped you take
down that prostitution ring

a couple years back, didn't she?

Well, get in there and
call her up, dominguez.

Listen.

I ain't brung up the Barrett thing 'cause...

I don't want to cry at work.

I love you, too, honey.

I owe you.

Bambi Rose for the friggin' win.

She gave me a location on sunshine.

Thank you so much.

You got her? Where is she?

Yeah, I already said we
talked to kung fu Calvin!

Gibbs, lala's got a location.

All right, lady sunshine

works out of the bay light motel

two exits down from the truck stop.

All right, that's how you do it. Hitch up,

let's get lady sunshine in the hot seat.

They send these guys
overseas to do a man's job,

but they're really only boys.

Doesn't seem right.

You met him at the truck stop?

Outside the diner there?

Yes!

Sorry, boss. I still get super pumped

to see Gibbs in interrogation.

He worked so hard to get in there,

it just feels so right, you know?

Go get Mary Jo. She should be here.

- This is her case, too.
- Copy.

How much did he pay you?

I got different rates for different people.

You want to know yours?

How much did he pay you?

He was a sweet kid.

He had trouble completing the task,

so I ended up not charging him.

Figured it was the least I could do

since he served his country.

Hey, I'm real sorry they got killed,

but I don't know nothing about it.

Yeah, but you knew he had money.

What do you mean?

They all got to leave
the cash on the table

before we start.

He had more than that?

Damn.

How much did he have?

Look, I heard people talking.
I heard it was road rage.

I don't know nothing about any money.

And what else were people saying?

I'm not getting caught up in this.

You don't have...

Can I go, please?

Catherine.

Last time something like this happened,

I said what I saw, I
ended up getting locked up

for something I didn't do.

That's not gonna happen.

To girls like me, this happens all the time.

Well, not this time.

- What's going on?
- Hey.

Gibbs and lala are making like

the perfect team. He's all,
like, "what do you know?"

- And she's, like...
- "It's okay."

It's working.

When the other one was done with me,

this one came in to use the phone.

Do you know who he called?

Someone they were gonna meet up with.

He kept calling him "sir."

I think his name was "cap."

"Cap" as in "captain"?

Kids' co, what's his name?

Captain Declan.

We've got a home address in the file.

Harvey Declan, nis!

Open up!

Hands! Get your hands up!

Stand up and turn around!

I didn't want to shoot them.

Stand up!

We give you an order, you follow it!

I didn't want to shoot 'em!

Found this in the trash
outside, boss. Likely used

to smash the back of the car.

Where the hell did you get
this money in the first place?

Declan, pierson and
Shaw stole the money

while they were in Kuwait.

They took it from a tent holding cash

meant to be distributed
to Kuwaitis who suffered

property loss during the war.

Government cash to reimburse people

for anything from bombed houses

to livestock caught in crossfire.

- The three of them stole it together?
- Yeah.

Declan sent the other
two to launder the money

in Atlantic city. Told them to call him

when they near the base so
they could split it three ways.

He killed them instead,
took all the money for himself,

and made it look like road rage.

Yeah.

Declan said he didn't mean to do it, but...

I think it was just plain greed.

Why'd you call me up here, cliff?

It was your case, too.

Truth is, they're all your cases, Mary Jo.

It's been an honor, cliff.

It's been a real honor
to work here beside you

all these years.

Then I hope you won't
mind keeping that run going.

When I was interviewing
Barrett's secretaries,

every one of them had a horror story,

so I took detailed notes
and I submitted them

to admiral cane's office.

- What?
- Thanks to the "handsy scandal,"

anonymous reporting
of sexual harassment

is taken very seriously.

Barrett's on leave
pending an investigation.

You're not going anywhere, Mary Jo.

Thank you.

Mary Jo Hayes didn't
talk about herself much.

For the most part, she
kept her private life private

because she knew that the
only opinion that really mattered

was her own.

Yeah, I wish you were here, too.

Mary Jo's gonna give
Randy some poker tips.

Yeah, everybody's
here. We're about to play.

Everybody say hi to Diane.

Hi, Diane!

Hope the job's going good.

Diane, I might get to play
poker with Burt Reynolds.

I love Burt Reynolds.

Great!

Yes. We're gonna need these.

Okay, get in here, grab a chair.

We were all a little
surprised when Mary Jo

told us she was seeing Dalton.

I don't know how I feel about this.

It's not for you to feel anyway.

Okay.

Mary Jo didn't declare
the relationship officially.

She wanted to protect Dalton's
shot at making sac someday.

But she did declare it to us.

And that night, I realized

maybe Dalton basement
wasn't as much of a killjoy

as I thought.

It seemed like he made her happy.

And if anyone deserved to be happy,

it was our Mary Jo.

All right. Who's feeling lucky?

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