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Previously on
The Cleaning Lady.

No, she's not coming back.
And neither am I. We both quit.

We're opening up our own
cleaning business.

You can't act like this,
Chris, and you know that.

You're not like the other kids
because you're a TNT.

We're doing everything we can to protect
you, but you have to do your part too.

I have the CI that I was working with
another case.

Maya, that's Cortez's girlfriend.
There's another player in the mix.

What's important is that you're alive.

We have each other.

Tony thinks there might be a way
for us to make money.

I didn't bring drugs here to sell in the
street and for people who need them.

I'll talk to Kamdar. And if I can convince
him to let me keep collecting,

maybe I'll cut the weekly, maybe.

I can make the math work.
If you both work for me.

But until the rest of that 1.6 million
is pending, you're both mine.

It wasn't Thony who got you out of jail.
It was me and that money saved your life.

Well, now, it's killing me.

You're welcome. You're welcome.

Thank you.

You've got a real knack for this,
haven't you?

And Nadia thought this kind
of work was beneath you.

Now, that was beneath you.

THE CLEANING LADY

That was Derek Shin.
He's cancelling his membership.

Another one? What did he say?

Same thing all of them say
that he know about the FBI raid,

that I went to prison,
and that they can't be seen here.

Arman, If we lose any more members,

Isabel is gonna sell this place
before we have a chance to buy it.

Every minute we spend working
for Kamdar

is time we could be here making
sure this place doesn't sink.

Oh, great.

Hello, Thony.
What are you doing here?

We did very well with our last batch
of meds. Twenty-three thousand.

Very well?

Tell me, how do you expect us to pay
off 1.6 million with profits like this?

- It's just gonna take time.
- There has to be a faster way, Thony.

There is.
Only she doesn't wanna do it.

No. What we're doing is working.
It's turning a profit.

Just consider it for a moment. All right.

If we just sell street drugs
as a temporary measure...

Arman, I'm a doctor,
not a drug dealer.

I will only sell legitimate meds
to people in need.

Oh, my God. Here we go again.

And if I get arrested,
who's going to look after Luca?

We can't keep working under Kamdar.
We need this.

What we're doing here is what we agreed
on. I just came to deliver your cut.

Our cut?
Who does she think she is?

I told you this never work
but never listened to me.

What are we gonna do now?

You're right. Thony can't be calling
the shots anymore.

She doesn't know
how to run a business.

We do.

Hello, The Cleanings Ladies,
how can we help you?

No, I don't need solar panels
'cause I don't own a roof to put them on!

Yeah? Okay.

What's wrong?

How 'bout having a brand new cleaning
business with nothing to clean?

We just have to be patient, Fi.

No, no, no. We don't have time for
patience! Roxy called me crying.

She said, she has no money to pay her
bills, so she had to take another job.

Same with all the girls.

If we can't book something, we can't keep
them, never mind paying the rent!

The girls are gonna make it work.

- Maybe this was a bad idea. I just...
- No. It just takes time.

And look, you done the groundwork by
putting these flyers all over town.

- This is great.
- Thanks to Chris.

He seems to be doing better?

That's because I've been trying
keeping him busy.

But I can't keep doing that
without any work coming in.

He just needs to push through it
and put it behind him.

Is that what you're trying to do, Fi?
Put it behind you?

Fi, we still haven't talked
about Marco's death.

About what happened at the motel.

You can't just keep holding
everything in like this, Fi.

Like you're handling things
any differently?

It's Jaz.

- Hey, guys!
- Look who it is. I missed you.

Hey, Thony.

- How are you?
- Good.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Is there something on my arm?

Seriously, there feels like
there's something there.

- It's me, JD. It's me!
- Oh, hey. How you doing over there?

Chris, JD's here.

- So, how was the basketball camp?
- It was pretty awesome.

- Yeah?
- Jaz slayed it.

She played a mean center all week.
She owned the paint. That's my girl!

- Well, thanks for taking her, JD.
- Are you kidding me?

I should be thanking you. I hope
we can do a lot more stuff like that.

So Mom, I have some news for you.

Dad's moving to Vegas!

What?

Yeah, I got that teaching job
at Westmore Prep.

My commanding officer wrote me
a recommendation letter,

and it must've been pretty good
because I start next month.

Congratulations, JD.

- Thank you.
- That's great news.

Hey, JD. How you doing?

- What happened to your hand?
- That's nothing, man.

Chris broke something
and got suspended.

- Is this true?
- I said, it's nothing. Okay?

Come on. Let's go.
Let's go to your room.

Okay. Alright, Chief.

I'll swing by before I head back
to Oakland, okay?

- Okay. Bye, Dad.
- Alright. Bye, baby.

Good to see you.

What happened?
What did Chris do?

He broke a mirror
in the bathroom at school.

Why?

He's going through some stuff
and his suspension is almost over,

so maybe don't ask him about it, okay?

Why don't you take a shower?

And I'll do your laundry
from your trip, yeah?

- Yeah.
- Yeah. Okay.

Fi, talk to me.
I can see you're upset.

Well, this is just what I need.

JD getting to be Jaz's hero
when my life's a big fat mess.

This is not what she thinks
and you know it.

Look, JD's great. And most of her life
he's been stationed overseas. I get it.

I just don't know how this is gonna work,
or how I'm gonna get my crap together?

Look at me. Look at me.
Listen, we're gonna be fine, Fi, okay?

It's been a tough couple of weeks,
but things will get better.

I'm gonna get more meds tomorrow
from Bosco.

And we're gonna sell them together.
And we're gonna be fine.

Okay?

- Hey, Bosco. Good to see you.
- You too, sister.

Thanks for doing this
on such short notice.

Had to get my cousin from Yuma
to bring this up.

Couldn't risk Sin Cara find out,
not with this cargo.

What's all this?
I didn't order this much.

No, you didn't. Arman did.

Boxes and boxes of narcotics.
You really sell this on the street?

We tried things your way, Thony.
Now, we're doing it my way.

Doing this is against everything I stand
for, but clearly it doesn't matter to you.

What matters to me
is we make a real profit.

That's what this will allow us to do.

And you think it's that simple?
You really think it's that simple?

My buddy has a contact
that can move these like that.

All this drugs, two hundred grand.
Easy.

Okay. What do you think happens
when the drugs hit the streets?

Dealers only care about
anything but money.

They will sell it to anybody.

It doesn't matter if people die, overdose,
it doesn't matter.

All I know is these boxes
need to get to my guy tonight.

What he does with them
after that is not my concern.

You might not care about
what happens to people, but I do.

- Like that motel manager?
- He was threatening my family.

Robert Kamdar is threatening mine!

Everything you've needed,
I've done for you.

I don't ask questions.
I don't judge you.

I've done whatever it takes
to keep you safe.

I even kill for you.
Do you even appreciate that?

I wanna help, Arman. I am helping.

But not this way.
You do this, I'm out.

I guess we're done.

I'll be back for the drugs later.

So after all that, all I.T. got off from
Maya's phone was a few texts?

Encrypted texts.
Through a private messaging app.

And she only had the phone a few days.

Dealers don't hang
onto burners very long.

Any idea who this Brit
is she keeps talking about?

No, but she mentions him
five times in three days.

So, my gut tells me
this is the new player we're looking for.

Maybe.

Cortez to Maya:
"The Brit's good to go. Two weeks, tops."

What's your Spidey senses
say about that?

You're on the case now.
Why don't you tell me?

Could be a drug deal or shipment

and if the time stamp is correct,
it's happening in the next week or so.

Coffee in the office isn't great
but this stuff is rancid.

Why exactly are here, Miller?

Because if you really wanna know
what's happening in the drug kingdom,

you gotta ask the queen.

My, my, Agent Miller.
Aren't you a sight for sore eyes?

Madame Delilah, it's always a pleasure.
This is Special Agent Tyler Jefferson.

You are special indeed.

What can I do for you, sugar? But make it
quick got Drag Brunch in twenty.

Okay. We're looking for someone.
He goes by The Brit.

He could be a dealer,
he could be a supplier,

but it sounds like he's got a big deal
going down sometime this week.

You heard anything about that?

Right. I am so sorry.
How could I forget?

You know, when I saw this, I thought...
This was made for Madame D.

I love it!

And there's my favorite founding father.

So there was this British fellow used to
sell Special K at Cuba a few years back.

Maybe that's your guy?

Nadia, can I borrow you for a second?

See that? Tall guy, second spot.
Watch.

He did it again.
That's the third chip he's past-posted.

He's cheating.

You always did have an eagle eye.
Like on the night we first net.

You were just a waitress
in a back street bar,

but when that guy tried
to steal your tips...

Yeah, it was that first time
I saw a grown man cry.

He never had a corkscrew pressed
into his neck before.

- Arman. You're just in time.
- I'll take care of your bad cheater.

One of my bouncers is out sick today.
You'll be filling in.

I'm not wearing that.

That's the uniform. I'm sorry,
I can't make exceptions just for you.

Our deal was I collect debts for you.
I'm not muscle for hire.

Our deal was you work for me doing
what I need until the 1.6 is paid.

Are you prepared to do that?

Thank you.

What are you, like Costco now?

Oxy, Benzos, Percs, Zannies, damn.

- This ain't no joke.
- Can you help me offload these or not?

I'm sure I know a few guys who could
help take a few these off your hand.

No, no, no. Not street dealers.

I'm talking clinics, vets, the VA,
medical professionals?

I think, you're confused about
the company I keep.

I may not be license here,
but I still took an oath to do no harm.

Expensive morality you've got.
I'm not judging.

So you got my usual meds?

- But I could take a few with these boxes.
- Bye, Vinny.

Hey, Fi.

- Thony. We did it. We got a call.
- What?

We got a call. We've got an interview
with an event planner in thirty minutes!

Okay. I'll lock up
and I'll see you there.

This should be a piece of cake.

Just stand behind me
and look like the mean son of a bitch.

Just like that.

- Kamdar! You're looking good, man.
- Stuart, it's good to see you too.

- Please, have a seat.
- Morales? Holy hell, is that you?

- Yeah.
- So, Stuart. Talk to me.

- Tell me about this business proposal.
- Yes, absolutely.

I know you're a busy man,
so I'm gonna keep the sales pitch brief

but I'm just surprised
to see Morales here.

- Vegas is a small town.
- Right. Right. Of course,

La Habana used
to be one of my biggest clients.

After all, I supply cigars, the kinds you
can't get in the good ol' U.S. of A.

If you know what I mean.
Is that why you're here?

I heard La Habana was having
some hard times

but, damn, I guess, things are
tougher than I thought.

Kamdar and I have mutual interests
so we're working together.

That's not exactly true.
Arman is working for me.

It's a temporary arrangement.

Anyways, I'm in need
of a small cash infusion.

I guess he is, too?

Just finish what you came here for,
Stuart.

Why don't you take a walk, Arman.

It seems your presence
is too much of a distraction.

I said, get out.

- So, Stuart. You were saying?
- Yes.

- The event planner said to meet here.
- Maybe she'll meet us after the party?

Look at you. All of my pretty blouses,
sensible shoes, and hopeful smiles.

- You must be here for the interview.
- Yes.

I'm Fiona and this is Thony.
We're here to meet Ginger.

Ginger Cline, career showgirl.
Until today, that is.

I'm hanging up my can-cans,
and I'm becoming a party-planner.

- Champagne for mama.
- Thank you, my darling.

- Congratulations.
- Yeah.

Thank you.
I call it my second act.

My events will be many and magnificent,

and I'm gonna need dedicated cleaners
for all of them.

Our team has worked all kinds of events.
You name it, we've cleaned it.

Bachelorette parties,
pool parties, dance parties...

You're a new company. I was hoping
for someone with more experience.

No. We do have a lot of experience.
We've just been working for...

- The Man?
- Yes. Exactly.

Story of my life. My old life.

But we got out and we're starting over,

so I guess you can say we're starting
our second act, too.

Aren't we just a pile
of budding entrepreneurs.

- Alrighty then... sold.
- Thank you.

But how about a little trial run
before I sign up for the long haul?

I mean, paid, of course.

And as you can see,
my retirement party... look at them.

Just got a little bit out of hand.
It needs a little cleaning up.

- So you want us to clean now?
- A bachelor party is coming in two hours.

I need this place into shape.
Are you all up for it?

Yes! Yes.
The Cleaning Ladies are on it.

Great! All right. Well, let me have my
champagne and get out of this rig.

Okay.

Did all our girls take other jobs
this week already?

Yes. It's just you and me.

We're screwed.

Finally, reinforcements.

Come here, my hero.

Are you excited to help
Mommy and Tita Fi?

Yes?

All right. Good job.

Hey. Let's see
if that camp paid off, yeah?

Attagirl. Kelsey Plum, look out.

Hey, what's wrong?

What's going on with Chris, Mom?

He won't even look at me, never mind
talk to me. It's kinda freaking me out.

He'll be okay.

Just give him space you know
how hard everything's been.

Because of Uncle Marco
or the immigration stuff? What is it?

- Yeah.
- Yeah to what being a TNT?

Yes. Don't worry, okay? We're gonna
get through it as a family, okay?

Let's clean.
We have a lot to do.

That was a bust. Sounds like
our British dealer is long gone.

What happened?

Word is, he racked up
a mountain of debt

when the pandemic shut down
the club scene.

I guess he didn't qualify
for the small business stimulus.

I always wondered how Cortes's
operation blew up the way it did.

He managed to expand mid pandemic.

Whatever, the clubs closed,
but people still did drugs.

Still it would've taken a lot
to amp things up the way he did.

Okay. Okay. So maybe a stimulus
loan isn't that far off.

What if our Brit isn't supplying drugs?
What if he's supplying the money?

Let's head back to the office and do
some digging who that could be.

Yeah, yeah.
I'm gonna drop you off.

I still need to talk to a few more CI's.
But I'll hit you up if anything pans out.

Was that Stuart Ziegler tin here? I didn't
know he had business with Robert.

- What's wrong?
- Nothing.

Come on, Armando.

- What is it?
- About what?

Your ex humiliating me
every chance he gets?

Please, don't make things more
complicated. He just likes to play games.

I bust my ass day in and day out
trying pry us free of him

while you laugh at his jokes

and you throw yourself at his customers
just to line his pockets.

You think I like hanging around
with the degenerates in this place?

No. I think you like hanging around
one degenerate.

Don't you dare turn this on me.

After everything
you've put me through with her.

- Don't make this about Thony.
- Why?

You drag her into every other part
of our lives.

Okay. I just wanted to make
you feel better, but I'm done,

cause the only person who can make you
feel like a hero is your cleaning lady.

Look at that.

You do know how to keep
your mouth shut.

What do you want?

For you to do the one thing you're good
for. Get some blood on your knuckles.

Negotiations with your friend Stuart
went south.

I need you to come back
and send him a message.

I think you might feel good
after those things he said to you.

Come on, Morales. I, I was... I was...

I guess you belong here after all.

Take away the suit,
you're nothing but a stupid thug.

No, no, no. Come on. I...

Please, don't stop on my account.

If you want him dead, kill him yourself.

Arman!

Where do you think you're going?
You can't just waltz away.

I've got a meeting in an hour
and my office is a bloody mess.

Looks like a butcher shop.
You need to call your cleaning lady.

- I'm not doing that.
- Why not?

Isn't than what you employ her for?

- What?
- I need you to come to the Sportsbook.

There's a mess
that needs to be cleaned.

I can't. I'm on a job. And besides,
you're the one who said we were done.

I'm not the one who's asking, Thony.
It's Kamdar.

He's someone
you don't wanna say no to.

- Is everything okay?
- Just get over here, please.

- I've got to go.
- Everything okay?

Just tell Luca I'll see him
back at home, okay?

Sure.

The last we met, I had my doubts
you were actually a cleaning lady,

but you certainly look the part today.

Arman is just through here.

As you can see, the man he beat
to a pulp left behind a lot of blood.

It's a shame, I just purchased that
Dhurrie. Toss it out in the trash.

- No, don't. I'll take care of it.
- Before my meeting in half an hour?

If you can't that's not the worst thing
in the world.

It's good for the people
I do business with

to see what happens
when they don't deliver.

- I'll do my best.
- That's all I ask. I'll leave you to it.

Arman.

Arman, what happened?

It doesn't matter.
It's what I've become.

Arman, this is not who you are.

I'm going to help you, okay?

What time are you meeting
your contact to sell the drugs?

5:00.

Help me clean this up,
we can still make it in time.

- You really didn't need to do this.
- Don't mention it. It was fun.

- Cleaning is your idea of fun?
- This was.

Cleaning a latrine with a drill sergeant
in your face, not so much.

But hanging out with you
and the kids is always a good time.

I'm... we're pretty much done here,
so you don't have to hang around.

Is that what you're worried about?
Me hanging around?

You haven't said much
about me moving back.

That's not... no.

Jaz is, is really excited
that you're moving here.

I know she is,
but I'm asking about you.

I mean, I guess, as a mom, I don't really
think about what I want anymore.

Sounds like that's something
we need to change around here.

Okay. Yeah. But... okay.
How is this gonna work?

Are you gonna want Jaz every other
weekend, all the good holidays, or what?

How about I take the crappy holidays?

Look, this doesn't have
to be formal or awkward.

I missed so much of her life already

and I just wanna spend
as much time with her as I can.

Okay. You can do that.

But for now, please I need you to take
the kids home before Ginger gets back.

- Too late.
- Hi.

Does someone want to explain to me

why I am witnessing
three child labor law violations?

I'm sorry, Ginger. It's on me.

The job was so last minute,
all my help was unavailable,

but I couldn't afford
to let a contract like this.

Making this business work means
everything. I mean, to all of us.

Come here.

- What's your name, cutie pie?
- Luca.

Luca. And how old are you, Luca?

- Almost six.
- Oh, my, almost six.

I never had any kids.

My dancers were my children,
and like you, we backed each other up.

I admire what you did today. You took on
a challenge and did what you had to.

Really?

But the Cleaning Ladies is better be more
than just a cute name for a business.

There better be actual cleaning ladies
that work for you?

- There are. There are. I promise.
- All right. Well, good.

Because this place it looks fantastic,

and with a commitment like this,

how could I not say anything,
but you're hired.

- Oh, my God. Thank you.
- Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my.

- Oh, God.
- And, girl you got your man cleaning?

Now, he is a keeper.
And he's good looking. Oh, yeah.

I just need a little more time. You know,
they cracked down at the border.

- But don't worry, I've got it handled.
- That's what you keep saying.

And yet, I haven't seen the return
on my investment.

The shipment is coming through,
and the deal's going down this week.

If you pull out now,
you're gonna regret it.

- Now, trust me on this I...
- She's just leaving.

Joseph, shut the door
behind her please.

I'm sick and tired of being yanked
around by you, Cortes.

Come on. We don't have a lot of time.
We can't be late to meet the buyer.

I hope I'm not the one responsible
for that dour look on your face.

Have you ever wish
you could take something back,

even though you know it
won't change a thing?

Absolutely.

But, my love, I know there's so much
that I can never go back and change.

But there's one thing that I can.

I saw how hard it was for you
to give this up.

It must mean a lot to you.

I shouldn't have taken it
in the first place.

All right.

Hey, Jeffy I got a lead
from C.I. in Huntridge.

Meet me at Rusty's Furniture
on Eucalyptus,

the one that's been shut for years.

Hey, I got a truck pulling away from
Rusty's. Now, turning down Flamingo.

All right. I'm almost there.
Don't approach until I get...

This is the FBI!
Stop your vehicle now!

I repeat, this is the FBI!
Stop your vehicle now! Pull over.

Turn off the engine.
Get out of the truck. Slowly.

Let me see your hands.

Son of a bitch. Really?
You got to be kidding me.

- Thony, don't say anything.
- This is not what you think, Garrett.

Put down the gun.
You know you're not gonna shoot me.

Not her. But you, not so sure.
Bring me the bag, Thony.

- Garrett, please.
- Leave her out of this. You got me.

Hey, down! Down.
Thony!

Open it.

As I said, six months max. But you
couldn't even make it a few weeks?

Anyone in the back?
Hey, handsome, I'm talking to you.

Anyone in the back?
No? All right. Open it. Let's go.

Don't look at her. Open it.

What the hell, Thony?
You're helping him sell drugs now?

You got me. Just let her go.

You know, just quiet your face, all right?
You're going in regardless.

It wasn't his idea. It was mine.

Garrett, this is medicine for Luca
and for people in my community.

- We're trying to help people here.
- You're doing good things?

You got benzos, you got opioids.

Are you working for Cortes?

No. We have nothing to do with Cortes.

But I know someone
who's in business with him.

If you let us go just, please...
just look the other way.

We're gonna give you Robert Kamdar.

Who the hell is Robert Kamdar?

He's a loan shark who funds
criminal organizations in Vegas

and he's in business with Cortes.
I just saw them together.

- Let me guess. Kamdar is a Brit?
- Yeah.

And Maya even mentioned him
at the Clergy.

She was scared that he was going
to sent someone after her.

Just let us go, both of us.
And I'll inform for you again.

If you get Kamdar, you can get Cortes.
And you can save Maya.

Please, Garrett I can't go to jail. I need
to take care of Luca. He's still fragile.

- Yeah.
- I'm two minutes out, Miller.

Nah, it's false alarm.
You can turn around.

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