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- Hello, gentlemen. - Hello.

Hello.

What can I get for you tonight?

Hey, how you doing, Courtney?

Can I get five steak sandwich generals?

Five generals.

All right, fries, tater tots, or onion rings with that?

You know I want tater tots.

Heck, I dream of tater tots day and night.

Hey, what's a drink?

I'm going to have a Dr. Pepper.

What you guys want to drink?

Dr. Pepper. Yeah, Dr. Pepper's good. Jericho, here.

Yeah, give me four Dr. Peppers and one Jericho.

I'm a counselor. Sure thing.

Will that be all?

That's going to be it.

How you doing tonight?

I'm doing just great.

We'll have it out as fast as we can.

We cook everything fresh.

Fresh? That's just great.

That's why we love it.

Hey, fellas. Whoa. Howdy.

Hey, I hate to interrupt, but these guys have had a situation come up.

And y'all reckon we could talk to Amziah for a minute?

Are you asking their permission?

Of course you can talk to me.

Was it serious? As in, I shouldn't be making a joke kind of serious?

Found these barrels in a stolen truck.

Thinking it may be honey, so we're trying to find someone to confirm it.

Push it, yeah. Where is it?

That's where 81 Spur's north.

And who stole it?

No idea. The truck's pulled over and the driver ran off.

What's the weight of the barrel?

It's about 600 pounds.

I bet that's honey, then.

And you know just by the weight?

Oh, nothing else could say that heavy.

You guys work together?

No, I'm his friend. And I'm his counselor if he needs me.

He makes sure I don't say something stupid.

That's a 24-7 job.

And Rippy's got a law practice here in town.

And you make the honey?

Not sure the bees make the honey. But I keep bees and I extract, yes.

What does that mean, extract?

That means I bring it in from the fields and take it to my processing plant.

And barrel it, bottle it, and sell it to people. And little bears.

So how much do you think that much would be worth?

For a barrel like that? Um...

A guy like me, $1,500, $1,600 a barrel.

But the street value's many times that.

Like what we're telling you.

Well, everyone gets their own prices and figures and their own game.

I know if it was me selling 600 pounds of my one-pound jars,

I could make $12,000 a barrel.

We got about 20 barrels on that truck.

Mm-hmm.

So if that's true, that's about...

About a quarter million dollars.

Well, we're trying to identify who the owner is.

There's been a lot of honey theft, and we want to identify the owner independently.

Well, you go letting honey guys know there's 20 barrels of honey sitting on a truck on the side of the road,

you're suddenly gonna have a lot of guys that suddenly have a lot of honey stolen.

I would be careful poking around in this business, fellas.

It is not full of kind people.

Would you have a way to tell us where it's from or whose it is?

Well, I can try.

Can you get a barrel to me here so I can take it to my plant, melt it out?

Yes, sir.

The only way to see who the owner is is to melt out that honey

and see if you left a marking up in there for a situation like this.

Guys do that?

Well, they do if they think their honey's gonna get stolen.

So you think there could be evidence of where it's from in the bottom?

Well, I don't know.

I think it's your last option the way you look at it.

We will need some chains and belts, Reeb.

Yes, I'll take care of that - but a big handle.

Yes, your name.

Help I get up in here tonight because anybody,

if my crew is already stoned or drunk by now anyway,

aren't you ready?

Qibaa, oh my goodness!

It is the first curse words of the night and many more to come.

God bless us all, everyone.

It's a bullshit room.

That's not enough to melt it down in one lay?

No, not even close.

but if you do not put you singing so far,

I just got a broad idea that's going to turn this operation up another notch.

Can call a previous employee.

My men all have everything a man can need more in the hedepartment.

This dude is prescription strength, fellas.

Name's Remick.

I drove backwards all the way here and I've never in drive.

I did.

Here you got hearing aids.

So Hebe able to hear the smuggle on this.

Now I didn't.

But that sounds like what deal for him.

This is homework. Meet you.

Do you know how long it will take?

I have no idea, but you can stay as long as you want.

I didn't reach you, I called 'Rimbek'.

Good day, Sonya?

Yes.

Why, have you seen her lately?

Oh, I had luck, Dad.

She got this lady cutting.

They got all emotional talking about her dead boyfriend.

Forgotten whose hair she was cutting, so she goes and cuts off Sonya's bangs.

And she fucked her up even more trying to fix it.

She was a wicked, depressionary lady, man.

Man, you can't say that, Comar.

You didn't say that about her like 20 minutes ago.

Yeah, I'm her boyfriend.

Comar means I got special privileges.

People keep calling me to ask what happened, cause they're too afraid to ask her.

Sounds like you two need to talk.

Yeah, we do, man. I'm not gonna lie.

Hey, is your banjo up here?

Banjo's at home, but I'm mainly into the chop.

Why?

Well, Comar here can play like a son of a bitch.

Like that inbred kid right out of Deliverance.

No shit?

Yeah, except people pay me to play, so I'm not just gonna sit up here and give everyone a free show.

It's alright, son. I don't wanna ask you to.

What kind of banjo you got?

Bander 54.

You ever hear of that?

Yeah.

Yeah, those are like banjos for if you're not a professional.

Well, what's yours?

I play Deering. I haven't played Defender 54 since I was probably like 12.

I know someone with a pre-war Gibson Granada.

Helps me play from time to time.

Hey, you know somebody with a Granada?

Pre-war. Who?

I don't tell people, cause then they tell people, and then the banjo ends up stolen.

I was gonna steal a fucking banjo before.

I steal banjos where I make all the time. You know that?

Yeah, son.

I'm just saying, I didn't know anybody had a Granada.

Well, now you do.

I used to come at it a little.

You're a good man, ain't he?

You must make a lot of money playing that Deering.

I do great.

In all seriousness, is he not a fashion question?

What?

What are you doing on for the fame-hating truck not playing on a Friday night?

He just read your book, bitch.

See that door?

Everything goes in there.

If you get lost along the way, you can yell at Remington for directions.

It's about that hard, which ain't Barry.

Shannon's got your breakfast ready.

That's what you want.

Oh, hey, girl.

You didn't have to do that.

You were right here by what he put on.

Trying to figure out whose godforsaken honey this is.

Is that Remington? Yep.

And his ventriloquist doll.

You think this is gonna work?

I have no clue.

Never done it like that.

We got admit looks bad ass.

Or you want to stop?

I don't know.

Rmic you dme, that was a dumb person I know.

Paid for this?

Now that, I don't even know the same thing.

Hey, what was your name again?

Colmar.

Colmar.

All right, Colmar.

Raise your hand in the air if you asked Colmar to be here tonight.

I guess that's his family name.

Every day's a gift.

Am I right, little Scoop?

Good Lord, it's hot in here.

It makes me glad.

Come in here if you think you're gonna die.

Because I will say I warned you and then I will sue you and your family estate after

your own funeral.

Ain't that right, counsel?

It don't work like that.

Well, it ought to.

This is where they decap frames.

This used to be one of my jobs when I worked here.

What does that mean, decapping frames?

It's like you get rid of the wax so you can access the money.

But there's wax in the money.

Did you for real just ask that?

No promises but all this extra heat and gravity.

They might give you this little honey and get you out by morning but you won't be able to see it.

There's a mark on it.

This is the extraction for the honey.

So you put the frames in there and then it spins around super fast and the honey comes

out.

I understand.

Look, you're going to have to turn it over there.

Oh shit!

Oh shit!

What is the reason for the screaming?

Oh, my.

Where does that?

Where's his hair?

You got your own.

Why is my extractor on?

You want to know how it works.

Is his hair in my extractor?

I don't know.

Is all my hair gone?

Is his hair in my extractor?

Yeah, I think his ponytail fell in.

Shit! You got his bloody hair in my honey!

Here's the mirror. I want to see a mirror!

No, you don't. Just sit tight.

Maybe it's in the pipe. Can I pull it out and look?

You don't touch another damn thing, you son of a bitch.

Fuck!

Look at there. Made me cuss.

I want to get Christian. I haven't done that in two years. Thanks a lot, Remy.

Somebody get poor Komar to a hospital!

I'll take him.

We gotta move fast. Come on, buddy.

Why is no one looking at me?

Is it bad? Be honest with me.

I'll take care of you, my friend, now we will just move on.

That's my favorite part.

I'll get you in here right away.

We're gonna need whatever part of him is in the extractor.

What do you need from us? We can help. We just don't want to be in your hair.

Well, it's kinda hard not to right now.

Can't believe I just said that.

Looks like his dangle got shot down the honey hatch.

You can get it out. I can't.

Zaya, we're gonna need the skin from in there so that they can put it back on in the hospital.

What'd you think? That's what they've been doing?

Sell it back home?

Yes, Sam Zaya.

Why don't you or you gonna go fishing it out?

Save my honey. What kind of question is that?

I don't think we gotta get it out so we can save that poor boy's skull.

Sweet Jesus.

I didn't think of that.

I'm telling you, we can get that thing grafted back onto the coat of our skull.

You're right. You're right. We ain't got a choice. You're right.

Guys!

There's a 24-hour gas station across the street.

You all can go sit tight at it.

We gotta go wake up the guy that can fetch out the rest of that kid's scalp.

Shit.

I still didn't explain it, Tim.

Well, I was trying to get both of them out.

Well, I told you it was my fault.

Which room?

I can't begin to explain that to you and I'm not here to defend myself, dude.

Say which one.

The right one.

Where's Lars?

An electric lamp, 'Reeb' closed the door of the melting room and locked it.

Okay.

What are you doing in that room?

I'm trying to melt some honey from the barrel within the morning.

Okay.

It's right now, right down the hatch.

Now, charthe dog hold come.

Yes, yes, yes, well done, come on now, come on, Qibaa!

We see someone.

Yeah, he had a ponytail.

Well, yeah, he had a ponytail.

Who else's ponytail would it be?

Damn! Amazing! Oh my god! Damn! We need more.

- The hat - Yes, the hat is there, bring it.

- The hat - He was wearing a hat, right?

Where's the cooler?

Where is the rest?

Oh shit, I ain't got a cooler.

Why'd you tell me to get a cooler?

No, the first thing came to my mind.

Just because we need one, don't mean we got one.

What about a gallon of a jar or something?

No, no, this cost me eight bucks a pop. Hell no.

Are you being serious?

Yes, I'm being serious. Go get one of them big bear jars.

It cost me a buck twenty.

And hurry up. Oh shit.

Hurry up, this is disgusting! Qibaa! Okay, come on, come on, come on.

- Okay! This is trivial - King's honey.

Stop complaining.

You're not coming over to Comar's head meet.

We won't do that.

What?

I don't know, I put it in a barrel. Where do we take it?

Hey, it's Ripley.

We got these kids here.

Where you guys at?

Medicine Park.

Alright, we're on our way.

That is not where I'd be going if I was getting my party knots on back on.

No one here is disagreeing with you, I'm sorry.

Oh shit.

My chest is starting to hurt and this is a long ass drive.

So what?

Time is kind of important in these situations.

I'm sure it is.

But that doesn't change the fact that we gotta drive it to whatever godforsaken hospital he chose to go to.

You think the nearest police escort?

King honey, 100% local honey.

Don't don't don't.

Somebody, Hey, Hey, it goes, keep picking your Cold War.

She's been my guy on conditions and I forgot to take my prescription pills.

And then the man, your kid lost his head and even has been highly traumatic.

And I think I need some attention because it could be urright right now.

Okay, can you fill up these two reporards and get me your own class card?

Okay, this things has to be damy chest is Hurand if this is an emergency,

which I did just tell you that.

You still want me to feel that I shit.

Hey, right, man, there's a saside from the underplant.

Oh, her man, so about your equipment, I mean to miss sing anything up?

No, it's hot underdamaged, said jhad.

Of course, an opportunity to not there.

I ask your question, Kurt.

What's it, the lie?

I'm on some good shit right now, so I'm not feeling anything too bad.

Romilet me some the bshe fennel.

Because I man say, could I homework?

Stop talking, bro, just someone hear me shit, let me know it.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I think you might have.

Put a bit of a position there.

Hey, Yeah, Yeah.

I got you.

Love the head back real. Yeah.

Fish you out of there and do yourself a favor.

Only when you leave here.

Don't forget it, because you have money to wear for a while.

Okay.

Alright son, I'm listening.

Maybe somewhere down the road I can

get you to play that granada.

How's that sound?

Sounds good.

I might grab a bit of food for the kid and bring it back.

Form them and do that.

You'll be good. Cheating.

I'm all right, but thank you.

Just you?

- Yeah - I get you started with coffee ice ed teas.

It's just just coffee.

Oh, my God.

You know.

Then your back around here here, hang in.

Okay?

Helen, you were back - not long a few months.

It was so good to see you.

You sit down, Karen.

I know you're working out this far.

Why is this not normally going?

Amount of my rotation.

Can't begin to explain what brought me out here today.

You doing all right?

I one days, which is more than anxifor.

Some of the folks met around today.

How about you did you get this bit faster home after you left out

Kind of.

This is a nice place to wear oaks beauty.

It's a job.

Yeah.

Listen, I'm want to be playing a gig at the sand palm.

And if you leajust right up the road,

you can't miss,

If you don't have work, perhaps you can come.

I can discuss he's having better as I am.

Okay.

Are you going to tell me you're back?

Of course.

Alright.

Good.

You know, think about a thing like this.

Wait thing. You loved it.

Guys are crazy.

That's something talking about.

Now I've been thinking,

I've got a big haul coming up

and I could use some help.

In the bee yards?

In the bee yards.

something actually help with.

Well, it is actually something I help with.

You think yoube able to do it?

I know yoube able to do it.

Would you be able to tell me if I was in cuwell?

I wouldn't have to.

I just replace you.

You on try.

I don't know, maybe.

You don't have to make up around yet.

Let's go get some food on bellies before you do that.

When's last time you've been to a potlock?

I don't know if I ever I'm Jesus ius, let me just taste them.

For as long as I could remember, I've always wanted to walk someone through a potluck.

Food displayed out on a table is a higher point in my lifetime,

traditionally, admit,

because there's there's truth and there's lives in every potluck.

See, there's a story,

this, and I'm going to tell you which this is our truth,

which you, starting with miss Aberdeen,

black athes every door.

Miss Aberdeen would walk through,

into or out of shemake,

this sort of front clearing chest clear and calkind of sound.

Last one desawhy, you make that sound, you walked through the door.

She said, Oh, I'm just casting out the demons on the entrances and exits.

I think that's next up.

We got the Krager's mashed potaatoes the crggers.

They got this kid.

Anyway, I'll see him around town down, down, down.

If you freze piano, I'll turn the corner in there.

That little sob is his child with a full grown man's face and a pper body is like one of

those in think is over firm kids.

Exactly.

And it's tough on because when I see him,

I truly do not know whether to talk to him like a child that he technically is,

or some pold alcoholil sure.

You basically just this, that damn right I am.

So those math plays are alive because that kid, stay away from.

Here's some good news.

Miss wanehis Green bean canow, miss wanithis mom lost her eyesight.

Open door and the glass door walking to move down here.

Take care of there.

Absolutely there for me. Skip.

All this meat goes straight to the brisket.

This brisket is made the morretically from a cold.

We'll church out to know know where turns your butand shit.

No it's not.

I am not making nothing of I'm serious lady Jill coch to join this church out in the country with

a bunch of women wearing the denim in the unibrows.

I mean,

those eyebrows make me want go back to that church pair clipers and sent those poor girls free from their...

smokes other things because soon after my friend found out God was married 19.

That's what.

She stole this recipe and defflected herself.

That's and finally, we arrive at the gravy.

Gravy is basically its own element on the periodic table pe.

Why?

Because we labeled it over everything we got on our plate.

And everybody here agrees on gravy

because we don't think mills worth eating until our heart stops pumping while we're eating,

my stuff included.

So you find my friends.

- Of course. - Good, I was probably going to do that anyway.

I don't know if you remember being stacked at these White bobecause.

There's a high, a health strong high ve thatbuild up to 70000 bees in the summer.

When I first got started, I was running between five instead in my heyday, and around to 15.

Ry Terry, this is Jimmy.

Jimmy, don't believe in God, but he's got no problem eating.

Find things that these christibrought up here tonight, they don't go.

But absolutely, perfectly clear.

I don't understand where it is.

One turling, you don't feel bad.

He and I got set vocabulary, but he goes out scrii don't even we're a one pound jhunbeesel.

Travel are 55000 miles.

There's between 37000000 who loves me,

even after we take it away from them again,

turn around and rebuild every time around.

Know well to hell the theduring bill makes you realize how much we goto,

say, you the taste of that honey.

How you doing, ma'am?

This is kterterry was wanting it.

Oh, sweety, how do you know this man?

You stayed with him.

They were kids.

Oh, you were one of his Foster kids.

Yes, man, back with me.

And Glenda, her and her brostayed a couple years.

How was that rocket?

I didn't know.

I'm I back there.

I moved here to help my mother when she lost her eye side.

This place, this is a community.

The fielbringing meals from near and far, all these together.

June two is everybody dy's looking out for each other.

That's help me out.

Do they all this infinties?

Well, every hive is made of three kinds of bees.

I'm going to break it down for you, of course.

Okay, let's start with the drought.

And the drones are the biggest.

There's not too many of but without them, there wouldn't be I at all.

And you got to work with these.

Now these worker do everything from cleaning to nursing to building the,

to taking care of the dead,

but also the foragers,

meaning they fly off and ring what they find back to the most.

The ones you see here are work could be garden deting the eye from intruders, which will come.

They know they has some lovely battles out of, but I reckthey're honor red to fight those.

Protect what they built,

worker bees,

who will be their the also die when it's time for a new one.

Take you're one of them and.

Say something.

Yeah.

For.

Bejust strong wn strong airiry queens to survive always come.

Down earth times another.

Man, so where she goes?

How long did it take you to figure?

Does it get the bees and colonies built up like a lord?

Half my life at least. Thanks.

Patience, patience.

Better than being smaller.

Trust me.

I met plenty of farguys been wait around long enough for something to grow.

Yeah, hold on.

I'd be patient this morning.

Come on in.

You remember this place?

Terbuddy Adone it, Mr.

Wway, Oh Mr. Two, Hey Terry,

come me taor John,

name of Taylor John territhere's not this tershe's gonna make you so fand happy to see the love and feed

you too much.

Hey come music, you listen to honot the same thing as you.

I bet like same guys, you might just got more banjo in it.

Hey, you know what this is?

You glaely?

No, are you glaely the mandolin, a religiously iconic almond shaped instrument that projects music, transcends time and space.

Oh, Jerry, I got a couple proceedes out and backs here.

Saw play, probably them.

So you get to, why did you say you have a couple of Brazilians living up back?

What was that supposed going?

Just two people.

Well, I got a couple of reasons why I pointed out there ethnicity.

I mean, a, you want them done to speak like English.

B, well, I don't know.

Forgot, just save that point.

I remember, he's number two.

Oh, the there they are right there.

Welcome.

I'm brunaro. And this is maro.

What's her name?

Terry, that baby.

That's the perfect name.

Are you in? Told us? No.

That's the perfect nerperfect life.

Fe, did you love the beayes?

They were beautiful.

And you know his song.

He plays his song always.

He's obsessed. You know it.

Don't think so.

Place what you can learn it.

I playing it well.

Place, why you can learn it.

It's okay. I'll just listen.

How do you play the lot now?

You go try it. No, it's okay.

It's not that hard.

I'm now not a singer.

You are a singer.

Everybody's a singer. Alright.

He's got to drop some of that armor you got on you.

This is a safe place.

I promise you.

It's just music, three simple transitions.

Try it.

All okay, great.

Thank you.

You're good. That was awful.

Oh, what an awful.

It's just us

let you know when you come in when we do that full live.

I've got to get by right now.

I'm literally sweating.

Can you stop?

I can't, I have 'Bairit', 'Bairit'!

Pirates, get over here with all your gear.

What gear?

All your gear. Bring Steven with you.

We're going to do that song that goes...

Alright.

Come on.

That's pirate.

He's in our group.

You actually met him one night.

We playing all that shit that places all than people.

Why are you have any him over here?

No, we need him.

I'll just listen.

No, you can't just listen.

I just Tayou the power.

If that's not an option, have a panic attack.

Take it out, Bill.

Do you always do this to people when they visit your house?

Do what?

For some uncomfortable situations.

Wow, I guess yes.

If you think singing is uncomfortable, which it's not.

Yes It is for a lot of people.

This is not a concert.

Dear Jesus.

Oh, there they are.

Hey, thanks for inviting us over.

Jerry!

Everybody say hi to Terry.

Terry, what are you playing?

Nothing. This is my deepest nightmare.

So, you'll sing.

Hey, do that intro, will you, since you got your fiddle.

Indeed.

Hey, and you don't even act like you don't remember your part.

- I'm not doing that. - I'll remind you when you start, ready?

68 -Yeah.

One, two, one, two, three, four.

Hey!

One, two, three, four! ♪

Yes, we need,

needs the will,

to love like there is a fill,

Let's seal this love as a vow,

Oh yeah,

sealed with wax,

We will run,

away,

To those who lead us astray,

Searching high and low for their love,

On the grace of the one crucified,

We're not done yet,

We're not done yet, ...

Yes, we will run,

away

To those who lead us astray,

Searching high and low for their love,

♪ Put your heads in the air ♪

♪ On the wilderness for no un-crucified man ♪

That's awesome.

I'm never doing that again.

Thank you.

Hello.

Oh, God.

How bad?

Up here. Got a swan. Come on.

Who is that? Is this Bill?

No doubt. These ain't my bees.

You ever seen a swarm? No.

Get ready, my little chickadees.

I'm the swarm, and they are ready for a fight.

Shit. Sorry about that, Jim.

Trying to make a dramatic entrance.

Forgot you was out back.

Let's go. Are you Mr. King?

I'm a professor, but I usually don't have people call me that in public.

Can you name me Mr. King? I'm Mrs. McCurdy.

I'm the head teacher.

Can you take us where the swarm is? Yes.

It's in a closet between the two bathrooms on this main hallway through these doors.

Do you have any idea why the bees are acting like this?

Why they're so damn pissed?

Because Mr.

Wilburn, our maintenance man, he tried to spray them with pesticide,

and we found him, and he just stirred the whole thing up.

Oh, Al did?

We need to get you a radio so you can communicate with us.

Radio? Yeah.

I'll tell you why he told you.

Oh.

Radio, what's that?

Ask me something.

Why are these kids over here in the bleachers?

Well, those are the allergic kids,

and the stung kids over there.

Stung kids? Yes, at least 15.

We've got them on Benzoril so they're all falling asleep,

because it'll make less heat.

All right. Now it's smoke.

Is that for the bees?

Yes.

We were told that bees behave better when there's smoke.

Well, they do, but it helps if you smoke the hive instead of the air we're all breathing.

Here's your radio.

Hang it anywhere. Okay.

Do you know how to use it?

Push the top. Yes. Oh.

Oh, shit.

Jimmy, get on there.

God, it's on my ear.

It's on my ear. God damn it.

Whoa. Cursing teaches cursing.

Back the kids up, ma'am.

Come here.

You've got to pull the finger.

Pull the finger.

You got it, huh?

This whole scenario is way more melodramatic than it needs to be.

Bees and children and teachers in hot weather should never be in the same place.

Oh, and there's all the friends.

What we doing, ladies?

Thank you.

Oh, yeah.

There's going to need to be a gun.

Hey, do you see anything?

There's the black guy.

I see your face,

man, so why don't you just take your friends and sit back with both of them,

you know?

Take it all, treat them good, and go along with it.

Mr. Cosgrove is stunned.

Repeat, Mr.

Cosgrove is stunned.

Where was he stunned?

We need to know because if he can't drive,

we need to contact a substitute bus driver.

Fang, they think he's stung in the throat,

and he's telling us he thinks he's allergic.

He's stung in the throat and he's allergic.

Jimmy,

find out if he's stung in the jugular.

Hello, this is Jimmy.

I'm keeping an eye on the operation, and I advise...

We've got a juggler,

and he's allergic.

Is he talking to Charlie or is he allergic?

I'm so sorry, but I can't understand what you're saying.

Yeah, I agree with the gal on the other end of the radio.

That was a bad idea.

Take over, will you?

Professor King's assistant is asking if the sting was on the jugular.

Yes, the sting was in the jugular.

All right, gum it.

Listen, if he's allergic and he was stung in the jugular,

you better get him an EpiPen or an ambulance quick, you hear?

We don't have any more EpiPens,

but we're calling the clinic now for an ambulance.

God, I hope we make the same clinic call when I go to the surgery.

Okay.

Guys, I think these soldiers were more dug in than we thought they were.

We're going to have to do a cut-out.

We're not going to do a walk-in.

Jimmy, don't even start with me.

We already misrepresented our brand once there,

and that walk-in talk is gone.

Hang on.

When will we know about the ambulance from Mr.

Cosgrove?

They said the ambulance is busy,

but they reached out to Medicine Park Regional and they're sending a MetaFlight helicopter.

Didn't they just say they were calling a helicopter?

Dispatch, I don't know.

I'm coming in.

I'll get those kids out of the way.

I'm coming in.

The bees are coming out of the building and the kids are closing the bus windows.

We need to move the bus so they can get some air.

The kids need to stay on the bus as they're boarded.

Okay, can anyone drive a bus?

Nobody on campus, only Mr.

Cosgrove, has a bus license.

What if we did a loop to keep the bees out of the trucks and open the windows for air flow?

Would that work?

Yes, as long as whoever did the driving has a bus driver's license.

Does anyone have a bus driver's license?

My man Jimmy lives in an RV.

He can drive your bus for you.

Hey!

I'm a bus driver.

You have a bus driver's license?

Yeah. For what reason?

I live in an RV.

You live in an RV? Yeah.

Okay, come with me.

Just drive it in a circle around the school.

There's a loop around the campus.

The kids must stay seated.

And don't go out as a group.

Okay? Over.

Grant, can you get the bus kids back so they can stick to the I?

I see you. Hold on!

Did you tell the guy in the bus about the potholes?

Shit.

There are potholes in the loop.

They could absorb rain.

Have someone flag down the bus driver to tell him to go slow over the potholes.

Go slow over the potholes.

The dark day is over.

You should stay home.

Amen.

What are we doing?

Soapy and I.

Oh, shit. I forgot, didn't I?

This is something I was supposed to invite you to,

and I just drove you straight here, didn't I?

Yeah, Soapy and I.

Here at Riffey's.

How's it going, sir?

Hey, Riff.

Riffey, Terry. Terry, Riffey.

Terry, pleasure to meet you.

Tim's Eye. Hey.

Do we have guests?

Oh, yes, we do.

Folks, I want to first introduce you all to a new buddy of mine.

Recently modified for aerodynamics,

this young man has come out to grace our presence tonight,

along with his pre-war gifts and ganon,

to put on a show.

The one, the only,

Komar.

And, uh,

I don't know how many of y'all remember, but, uh,

Terry and her brother stayed with me and Glenda for a couple of years,

back when I believe you were about eight, nine years old.

And, uh,

I remember one evening,

we'd just come in from pulling the honey,

and she was all excited about running a fresh jar down to our neighbor,

this older lady, Mrs. Twyman.

Anyway, she went inside, she grabbed the jar,

and she went running out of the house,

and she tripped.

She tripped on the steps going outside.

She face-planted and broke the jar open,

spilled the honey everywhere.

And you remember this?

Hopped right back up,

buddy-kneed and crying,

marched back in the house,

got a fresh jar of honey,

ran out the house,

this time at double speed.

The first time,

down the same steps,

without tripping, took that jar of honey, Mrs.

Twyman.

Remember what we did? Mm-hmm.

She came back, and we, uh,

we sat on those same steps,

and we watched bees come in for miles around,

until they licked up every single bit of that honey.

Mm.

I don't know the moral of that story,

but I do know that there were a whole bunch of bees

that were glad she skinned her knees.

And that,

folks, is my way of, uh,

introducing Gutierrez, not before she does her solo.

Whoo!

You say you're not mine,

but I'll remain somewhere down the line.

I lost a friend,

and I know it's hard to know just what you need

and what you want.

But every day, I try to win your heart,

but that's nothing.

Your arms are an ocean,

you're stolen.

Your eyes are crashing,

wild and warning,

though, though I've been working away.

The waters I'll never reach,

the rocks that get to your hands,

and the night where dreams divide,

the break, the fight, the smile, the thoughts in me.

But how does a sailor fight the waves, the sirens,

sparkles in the light?

You say you're not mine,

but I'll remain

somewhere down the line.

I lost a friend,

and I know it's hard to know just what you need

and what you want.

Yes, I know it's hard to know just what you need

and what you want.

Yes, I know it's hard to know just what you need

and what you want.

But every day, I try to win your heart,

but that's nothing.

Your arms are an ocean,

though, though I've been working away.

The waters I'll never reach,

the rocks that get to your hands,

and the night where dreams divide,

the break, the fight, the smile, the thoughts in me.

But how does a sailor fight the waves,

and I know just what you need

and what you want.

But every day, I try to win your heart, but that's nothing.

hey, hey, hey, hey.

I'm here.

I'm here, okay?

I'm gonna get you up.

Please, you gotta help me,

because I can't do this, okay?

I can't do this.

I need you to get up, please.

Please, please, please, please.

Okay, please, I need you to get up.

I need you to get up for me, please.

Please.

Please help me.

Please.

So, there was no lethal physical trauma on the examination,

which means that he was unharmed on the outside.

They ran a toxicology screening on him

and all the results came back negative.

And they did a full body x-ray.

And they did note that there was some

calcification on his arteries and on his heart.

And they said that there was a 98% occlusion

in his left anterior descending artery.

And that, in and of itself, is lethal.

With foul play being ruled out,

there won't be any further investigation into his death,

Kateri.

Officer Sundhorn here will be your contact for the

theft investigation.

Kateri, we just want to let you know

that we are out looking for anyone involved in a theft, okay?

I can imagine you don't want to talk to us right now.

But we would love to get as much information from you

as we can when you feel like it.

My number is on this card.

And that's my mobile.

So, please reach out, okay?

James Allen was a good man.

And we'll do right by it.

When peace like a river attended my way

♪ When sorrow like sea billows rolled

♪ Whatever my lot,

Thou hast taught me to say

♪ It is well,

it is well with my soul

♪ It is well,

it is well with my soul

♪ It is well,

it is well with my soul

Do you have family anywhere,

anywhere you can go?

No.

None of your other foster parents?

No.

Can you tell me what happened with you guys after Amzah?

We knew we were kids.

We were with him and Glenda for about two years.

Then Glenda died.

And they took us away from Amzah and put us in a family with two parents.

And then my mom got custody of us again.

Then where'd she go?

Everywhere.

We'd go town to town.

Anywhere that had work for her.

What'd she do?

She worked on farms.

And then she got caught up with some police and she didn't do what they wanted her to do, so...

She got sentenced.

And then she hung herself.

In her cell.

And Joel and I...

Did a few more homes until we were old enough to be on our own.

And now...

And now I'm here.

So what all do we need to do?

Well, um...

There's a lot to navigate.

But Amzah did update the will, so that's good.

He left you the honey plant.

But the business didn't make enough the past few years to be profitable.

Now, there were a few guys that came around and tried to buy it off of him.

But he liked doing it too much.

And he was also giving away almost as much honey as he sold.

So he had some debt that probably would have been covered by this year's crop.

So what does that mean for me?

What do I need to do?

It means you gotta take on the debt that the business accrued.

How much? Thirty thousand.

Now, we can liquidate the business assets and probably cover the debt that way.

Or try to see if one of these guys is still interested in buying the business without the bees.

No.

There's also Chimney.

What about him? What happened?

He got a DUI.

He got drunk at the herd.

Amzah died.

Then he got pulled over.

And he was carrying too.

So, it could be six to twelve months.

Which means you're without qualified help.

Plus, you don't have a crop.

You're without bees.

And you gotta take on the debt that the business accrued.

Stop.

Is this what you want to do?

Live here and keep the plant running?

Yes.

Even without Amzah?

Yes.

Why?

Because he left it to me.

Alright.

I'll get the paperwork going.

I'm gonna find out who stole them.

There's ways to know.

Someone watched him and learned where he kept everything.

Amzah deliberately set out to take it all.

He followed him.

He stalked him.

They pulled into the pastures at night.

And loaded up everything he'd built and took it all away.

And I'm gonna find them.

And I'm gonna take it all back.

I hope you do.

Don't look for the honey.

I mean the honey, Jimmy.

We don't have any money.

That's how we'll get money.

Look for the bees.

Look for the bees? Yeah.

Just look for the bees. How?

Where? Not here.

Not close by. Not close by?

Well, he probably moved it.

I heard Donald moved it.

He moved them?

Yep.

Look, you'll need to do it a mile away.

We're 200 miles away.

Yeah.

Look, you'll need to do it a mile away.

Looking for a beekeeping operation somewhere around here?

Do you know anybody around here that makes honey or keeps bees?

Looking for a beekeeping operation somewhere around here?

Yes.

I'm calling to see if you took delivery of any hives between May 10th and May 18th.

Did you see if you bought any hives any time in May?

Sir, did you say you think you did?

What's this?

Yes, I'm calling to see if you took delivery of any hives between May 10th and May 18th.

No, you called earlier.

Do you know what?

You take me off your call list and do not call me back.

They hang up on me,

I go search their hives.

They sound suspicious, I go search their hives.

They get defensive, I go search their hives.

Do you know if you bought any hives after May 10th?

Well, I don't, but I wanted to know what you were asking for and who you were.

Don't tell Leo.

Don't tell him who I am? No.

Think of something.

Think of something? Mm-hmm.

My name is Chelsea Holden,

I'm the Assistant Director of the State Agricultural Board,

and we're calling to see if you bought any hives any time in May.

Hello?

Sorry.

This is Chelsea, the State Agricultural Board.

I'm calling to see if you purchased any bees around May 10th.

You better start to piss people off.

You're calling around like this.

Have someone look for a queen.

All the queens are painted green by the sky,

and check the supers.

The supers would have a K,

wood burned into them.

Can you move on, please?

You said there's something in the supers?

Yes, the supers would have a K,

wood burned into them.

I mean, I can't deal with this right now.

If we can, we'll call you back,

okay?

No, listen, it's a lot bigger than just your crop or the colonies.

Have you talked to the reunion operation?

I don't keep honey anymore.

You got the wrong damn number.

I have a buddy that would pick up a stall of full of bees.

Now, you can steal what you want around here,

but you can't steal a man's pickup.

I'm running out of honey.

And money.

I've been driving almost 500 miles a day.

You're never going to find a stall of bees.

Honey, I'm sorry.

Look, no one wants to tell you this,

but you guys are probably just going to need to close up shop.

Hello?

I heard you were calling around about stolen honey.

Sorry?

I think you guys might have had a barrel of our stolen honey come through your plant a while back.

I think we could help you.

So we had a bee yard trying to sell three of our barrels of honey.

I was sick at the time and didn't have a good inventory.

But then our barrels got mixed in with a bunch of others and somehow ended up with you guys.

Doing an investigation.

Where'd you learn that?

We got a call from an investigator who learned we were looking for our stolen barrels, so...

We think it's two guys working together.

One who steals everything with a crew of foreigners that don't know what he's doing.

And then someone he offloads it all to.

How'd you figure that?

Because there were skids to your tracks in our bee yards.

That's why we think someone's backing us.

And then we think he hides the colonies and sells the honey to bigger operators.

This isn't just theft.

There's a design and a cruelty to this that we didn't know we'd ever run into being as small as we are.

Hello?

Hi, this is Kathy again from Victory Orchards.

Is this Chelsea?

Yes, this is Chelsea.

So we talked a lot about that thing,

and we were finally able to open a few hives.

And we did find a few seepers with the caves burned in.

And we were able to fish out a few queens,

and they were green.

So that's proof enough for me.

And I'm looking back,

and we bought six hives from a gentleman named Pete.

So I tried to call him,

but it looks like he gave us a fake name and number.

But I also took a look at some security footage and found a license plate, too.

Would you like that?

More than anything.

Do me a favor.

I have a license plate of a guy that stole our hives.

I need his address.

Well, you need to go inside,

I guess. How do you respond?

Yeah.

Rupertiri?

Yeah. You have a place?

Did your mom really name you Oat?

She did.

So fuck my mom.

Well, not really. She's dead.

Otis is long for Oat,

but Otis sounds like I should be a bingo manager or a bowler.

You're working out of sight,

Abe.

Maybe I've fulfilled my destiny.

Is the food any good here?

I like it.

I'd avoid the oysters,

I knew a guy that lost all the feeling in his limbs after eating the oysters.

And then he died.

Do you know anything else about this guy?

No.

What do you want to know?

I want his phone records from this summer, specifically May.

Any numbers he has, home, cell,

and a news address and anything else he can get me.

How much for all of that?

Two hundred.

Have you ever been caught?

Not since I got out.

What did you time for? Fraud.

Do you have this guy's disconnected number?

Yes.

Anything else? Not today.

So someone named Winyon Stones on six of our highest victory orchards.

He gave them a fake name, Pete.

And he gave them a disconnected number.

Have you heard of a Winyon Stone?

Winyon Stone?

He got shut down.

Got shut down? Yeah.

By the state.

He sold the people to sick bees.

Bees with moths.

Bees with pesticides.

And the bees killed all the colonies.

Killed all the colonies? Yeah.

You think he stole our bees?

I don't know.

Anyone here?

These are all the people he called on the night of the theft.

Or over the next few days,

do you recognize anyone else?

Don McCoy.

Don McCoy? Yeah.

He's a business man.

He buys farms.

And he puts little people out of business.

Don McCoy tried to buy his own land, don't he?

He tried to buy his own land,

honey? Yeah. Big one.

Stone called him three times on the night of the theft.

Do you think he started all of this?

Paid Stone to steal our bees?

I don't know.

But I think he might have fallen for it.

Where?

Out by San Amir Mills.

Are you sure?

I think so.

Trapped a guy out there but it was a ton of land.

Couldn't find him were you?

I tried.

I went back out there but I can't get to them.

There's a river,

there's several gates,

and the road is full of holes.

Can't get to them with a trailer?

The trailer would get stuck.

I'm telling you, the roads and river are cutting them off.

I got lucky that I saw them the first time.

Well, you can't help me.

They're still out there.

You can get in there and get out.

I'll get in the car.

You can talk to me a little bit.

I know.

You think you can find them,

Carmen? I don't know.

So what do you need?

If I thought I could get this hideout of there,

I'd still need someone to help me find them.

And if I found them,

I'd need help moving them.

And I need someone who's worked at the base before.

Preferably someone who knew him, Zaya.

Because I can't paint anyone.

And it would be even better if it was someone who wasn't afraid of breaking the law.

I'm on parole right now with an anklet.

So before you tell me anything,

we'd be going outside of Sweetwater County for more than a week.

Because if so, I've got to decide if this is worth it.

No. We'd be out by St.

Amir Mills.

We'd be stealing back some iron.

And bees.

And these are the guys that stole them Zaya's colonies?

Yes.

After we get these bees back,

we should go get a crew and burn those fucking houses down.

We'd probably be smarter to go solo.

Why's that?

Because people talk.

So you haven't heard of bees before?

Well it's a bitch.

And these aren't yours,

so that's a double bitch.

How do you mean?

Well it'll start with where they are.

So there's a dirt road in,

but after that it gets super windy.

And the gates got closed.

Plus there's a river that got flooded.

But the hives are somewhere in there.

But I don't know where.

Do you have any empty barrels with no honey in them?

I only have empty barrels with no honey in them.

Dang it dog, I forgot.

Sorry, my mind sometimes slips back when things weren't so shitty.

I'm gonna say this is our best way in without getting caught.

It's a lot of forest to cover.

Yeah, but this field has good forage.

Makes me think the bees are between here and the back

of Santa Mira Mills property.

And that's where any good beekeeper would put them.

And we can avoid being seen this way?

That's the only way I would do this.

We just have to pack light

and use what we have at that colony to get those bees out of there.

What do you mean?

I'm working on that.

So can you load them up at the plant?

Why?

Do you want plausible deniability or not?

How many? Okay, thank you.

10 or 12.

When?

Tonight.

I make sure the lids are tight with no leaks.

The main thing is we just gotta start looking for the hives early.

Like sunrise.

So if we do find them,

we'll be able to move them by sundown.

It's just gonna take all day.

Before you're even able to pull it off at all.

And you said they're in camouflage boxes?

Yeah, you transfer them to hide them.

We're gonna need a trailer to get this all out of here.

I know.

So you get the trailer loaded up and park it on this bridge.

You gotta do that before the sun comes up.

I'll meet you at 5.15 a.m.

in the morning.

And then from here,

we'll take my route

up to the alfalfa field and start our hike to the river.

When you park on the bridge,

unhook the battery so no one will steal the truck.

Because at the end of the day,

we're gonna need that truck and trailer waiting for us

if we want to get away with it.

Hey, put this on.

In case anyone finds us.

We'll look like we're hunting.

No, they don't.

It's in the bag.

Resistance, dude.

Also, careful with that backpack.

There's Velcro on it.

So we know there's no one around.

Don't go open it.

I was in this strip club once,

and the music suddenly stopped.

Everybody heard my voice.

Let me open my Velcro.

That's it. There they are.

Look, near the trees.

Oh, shit.

That's fat.

Well, nice to be the binocular moment.

I haven't filled our bags with other shit.

Looks like we're gonna have to get wet.

You can swim, right?

Native, what do you think?

I'm a little racist by the way I answer that.

What does that mean?

Well, my knowledge of nativeness is unfortunately

mostly that Pocahontas money.

Well, there's your answer.

Yeah, but she's in a canoe in that.

You're gonna make so much money off of this.

When was the last time you got stung?

They don't sting me.

Well, you haven't been around

anybody in as high as bees.

That's not particularly true.

Oh, shit.

You still haven't been stung?

I'm telling you, they don't sting me.

Is that like a native thing?

Can you say that?

What's that mysterious shit supposed to mean?

Huh?

Light these out maybe four by four.

Then we're gonna fasten them together.

There's screws and zip ties.

Can you use the zip ties to grab me?

Okay.

Jesus.

How's this gonna float?

Oh, all right.

Well, that makes sense.

First, I need to message

one of my associates.

Who?

Oh, shit.

Come on.

He said I was predictable.

I'm anything but predictable, am I right?

Come on.

He says you're predictable.

No, I'm just the enemies I make up in my head.

Are you a boy scout or something?

All the way up through basic.

Which branch?

Marines.

And then I did that for two years.

And then I got a dishonorable discharge.

For what?

Drugs.

Those doors will fuck you up.

I've never even been on a plane.

When you're in some other country, killing people.

What did you do after that?

Well, I got busted after as a civilian.

I did 18 months.

And then when I came back home,

MSI took me in.

They let me live with them for a year.

And they gave me work when no one else would.

You never cared about anyone, did you?

A lot of guys were working for him at the time.

You got me with my guard down.

I'm not usually the sports writer.

But hey, I guess someone's got to know this stuff in case I die on the way out of this place.

Also, there's a fuckload of hype.

I wasn't expecting this much when I was doing my amateur calculations.

You're going to need to be very aware that some of these might not make it all the way down the river.

And the sun's going to go down soon.

Which means we need to get these bees on these rafts.

All right, let's see here.

Keep these off the riverbank and in the middle of the water.

Otherwise, they're going to bottom out.

Now, what the fuck?

All right, you ready?

Did you know who these were?

I didn't know and I didn't care because they were abandoned and they needed bees.

How did you hear about them?

From some migrant workers that pull cabbage nearby.

They said they were abandoned.

The reason they were abandoned is because the owner died.

It was an accident in his extraction plant.

He was keeping his eyes on his family's land and so they inherited everything after he passed.

The family installed cameras on their land for poachers.

So it doesn't look good.

They're not happy about the death or the trespassing.

The family doesn't want to press any charges.

They just want to properly sell the bees and honey through auction.

What will happen to the bees?

They'll stay here a few days and we'll keep an officer around.

And then we'll hold an auction for them as well as the honey.

You can buy them all back at that point if you still like to.

If I agree to that,

will Verma get released too?

He's not getting arrested for the honey.

He's getting arrested for breaking parole.

He needed to check back in the last 12 hours and I understand he was a no-show.

Then I'll do an auction.

I'll draw up an agreement of absolution and I want both parties to sign tonight.

I did some talking to Remick.

He said you brought those all the way downriver.

He did?

Just the two of you?

Mm-hmm.

Hell of a pain.

So you're going to get real sick of hearing my voice today.

You haven't already.

We're going to do that first,

and then the big thing.

So this is just one of the greatest

ways you can get out the money.

Is everybody clear on that?

Some of us pooled you some money together.

This should get you up to around $10,000.

Who did this?

Is everybody clear on that?

Don't worry about that.

OK, for the lot of 388 gallons of honey,

we are going to start at $5,000.

Now, you go in there and take it all back.

55, can I get a 666?

I need a 6. I've got a 6.

Can I get a 65?

65.

Thank you, sir. 65.

Now 7, 7, 7, 7.

And I need a 75, 75, 75.

I need 8, 8, 8.

Can I get an 8? I have an 8.

Can I get an 8, 5? 8, 5, 8, 5.

Now 9, 9, 9. Can I get a 9, 9?

And 9, 5, 9, 5. Can I get a 9,

5? 9, 5. Now 10, 10, 10.

What do you give 10? 10, now 10, 5, 10, 5, 10, 5, 10, 5.

I've got it.

Can I get 11, 11, 11?

What do you give 11?

11 going once,

11 going twice.

Sold to Don McCoy.

All right, moving on to the beans now.

We have 37 hives.

That's 37 with 222 super stand total.

And we are going to start the bidding at deja vu,

$5,000. So can I get a 5,

5, 5, 5. Now 55, 55,

55,

55. Can I get a 6, 6, 6?

I need a 6. I've got 6.

Can I get a 65, 65, 65?

Now 7, 7. Can I get a 7, 7?

Now 75, 75,

75. Can I get an 8, 8, 8?

I need an 8. I have an 8.

Can I get an 8, 5, 8, 5, 8, 5?

Now 9, 9, 9. Can I get a 9?

1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

Can I get a 9, 9?

And I get a 9, 5. 9, 5.

Now 10, 10. I've got 10.

Can I get a 10,

5, 10, 5, 10, 5? Now 11, 11.

Can I get 11, 11, 11?

What do you give me 11?

11 going once.

Going twice.

So to Don McCoy.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. McCoy.

He's here at a different level than this guy.

You know that, right?

What does that mean?

It means he's like a big local ag horse cop.

In what? Business.

What businesses?

He's got a farm chemicals company.

Slaughterhouse.

Spraying fleet.

Livestock.

Castor processing plant.

Whatever that is. It's a crop.

It's a little seed.

It'll kill you if you don't process it right.

Where'd you learn that? My mom has a laborer on farms.

At least she didn't name you Otis.

What'd you get on him?

Lots of shit.

Medical bills. Phone shit.

Bank shit.

There's an article some newspaper girl's working on about all the people he's fucked over.

It's good shit.

I was told you could tell me about Don McCoy.

Yeah.

He's a dog.

He has a corn business that drops his prices so low that it puts several of us out of business.

He knew what he was doing, too.

Do you know about cut ends?

Well, everyone around here who has a farm once sees some dog cut ends.

They bleed off of everything.

Interestingly enough, the only one he sprayed for was Don McCoy.

It was awful lucky then.

He was the one who sprayed for them.

So I don't want to talk about this,

but I bought 25 heifers from a guy.

But a heifer is just a cow that hasn't had a calf yet.

So it turns out that they were pregnant with high birth weight bulls.

So a heifer's body is not built to have calves that are out of a high birth weight bull.

When the heifers started calving,

the calves were way too big.

You had to pull them with a chain.

So you cut them out of the heifers,

which either paralyzed the heifer or killed the heifer.

And most of the time the calf did not survive.

It turns out the guy I bought them from was just a middleman that was hired by a guy named Dog.

And that won't take him down?

No.

Of course, the case is so long that they all went broke.

And with one, the judge threw out their case.

Why is this guy still living here?

Who?

Sunderland. This is old.

He's been trying to take him down for years.

Why isn't he doing anything?

He tried.

He set up a whole anonymous local interview thing with people in the area.

And it went nowhere.

Why?

Because everyone got scared.

And then he didn't have enough to start a full investigation.

And Dog knows how not to be close to a crime.

And anyway, it doesn't matter, because any judge that would pass it up to the next level is an investor in one of the McCoy businesses.

Or an in-law,

or an old friend from high school.

Get it?

And by the way,

Dog knows he's just one raid away from going to jail.

Which means he's even more careful and more protective.

Now, if you really want to ruin someone's life like him,

you really want to make him suffer,

you take away everything.

You get him thrown in jail.

He'll never get caught in a crime.

You're too smart for that.

And he's got too many people working for him to cover his tracks.

No one can afford to beat him in court.

No one can get a ruling in their favor.

No one can pass the case up out of county.

And no one from state can come in and dig through his shit and prove anything.

The only way to get him to jail is to get him next to a crime.

And that triggers an investigation where he can be a suspect.

And he's fucked.

And trust me, he knows that.

Does he have any needs in order to do something?

Who?

Sunderland.

Oh, shit.

Uh,

yeah.

He needs something close enough to Dog to come in and start digging through his life.

Any investigation could take a person down for hiding enough shit.

Dog's already planned for that because he knows it could happen.

But McCoy will probably just flee.

How?

Because he's got access to a little private plant.

And like a mining airstrip on one of his fields that he just flies in and out.

He's got bank accounts in other countries.

Sounds like someone just needs to take him out.

Yeah.

You keep bees.

You got supers on your bed.

I used to.

Sounds like somebody had a colony collapse.

Three. Oh.

Almost overnight.

That's a tough break.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

I have some guys run bees in my business.

We have so many colonies now,

can't even keep count of them.

I mean, all over the state now, pretty much.

There's a lot bigger than I ever thought it'd be.

What's your honey?

White clover.

White clover?

Yeah.

Oh.

That's a pretty rare crop.

Well, I don't make a lot of it yet.

There was a guy who had white clover honey out by Ashley and Bob Cheeto.

Is that right?

Yeah.

Not any special.

That white clover grows really fast and that nectar has a real specific quality to it.

If I could,

I'd make all my crops white clover honey.

You got a good thing there.

What kind of dog is he?

Ah, he's just a mutt.

He ain't no good.

He stopped being worth the price of dog food a long time ago.

He'd cry all day if I don't load him up and take him with me.

What's his name?

Churchill.

You know, like the prime minister.

I'm kind of a big history buff.

How long you had him?

About 12 years now.

He's the best dog I ever had.

Aren't you, baby?

Well,

all right then.

You take care, little one.

Me too.

What's wrong with his wife?

She's sick.

I don't remember with what.

Something's not rinky-dink.

That's all I know.

She's had it for a while, though.

You didn't even know what it was.

I don't know.

It's like you've never seen me before.

Well, in my world,

people not seeing you,

it's a gift.

It's either not all bad or all good.

You know, they're not just one thing.

It all depends.

You know, whether they're hot, hungry,

young, old.

Each one of them got a different side to them,

depending on the season or reason.

Brazoria Harmonica Club of Hearst.

Please give it up for Carrie Ann Hearst and Michael Trent.

We're so pleased to be here with you.

Thank you for inviting us.

This is Johnny Come Outside.

It's so sad.

Looking for that man that I kept going trying to look at.

One day the world just slipped.

Touched little baby on the sinking ship.

Oh Johnny won't you come outside.

Don't you know it's not polite to hide.

Oh Johnny won't you come outside.

Please.

Oh Johnny won't you come outside.

Don't you know it's not polite to hide.

Oh Johnny won't you come outside.

Please.

Sarah says. Infant beneath.

Doctor says stimulate the dopamine.

Electro shock therapy.

Oh that will adjust the numeral society.

You'll see.

Big dreams come in a week.

Quiet places on a motorcycle.

I'm through with my timbers.

I won't regret the soft trim.

But it's a little regretting.

Yeah.

Oh Johnny won't you come outside.

Please.

Oh. What is this?

A buddy made it for me and Johnny.

Is this from you?

No I found it on the counter.

It must be one of those sweet angels looking out for them.

Goodness.

Aren't you all just a group of angels.

No.

I'm not but I'll take the credit.

She's gonna be so tickled,

especially when I tell her it was you that spotted her.

I'll be surprised if it makes it up.

I'll be surprised, too.

Don't you dare, or I'll smack you like a freckle-faced fork crater.

How is Jane? Ah, she's, uh,

she's doing a little better this week.

She just appreciates your prayers and your cards so much.

Well,

you think about her all the time.

Tell her that for me, please.

She's just gonna be so thrilled that somebody saw her tonight.

I appreciate that.

Oh,

oh, tell me, won't you come outside?

Don't you know you're lying to me?

Oh, tell me, won't you come outside for me?

Some people say I'm a no-smart...

You see this? What?

That McCoy's wife.

We got an investigation.

Holy shit. I am a no-giver,

and my mother brought me to the bottom of the creek.

I spent the rest of my days...

...traveling 42 miles to capture agriculture.

Traveling the other end of the world,

arriving at several islands.

Oh, boy.

The only thing that I understand.

When I was a little baby,

I said, hey, son.

Travel where you will and grow to be a man.

And sing what you must be sung.

Suspect is Don McCoy,

5'1", 9 inches, approximately 7 years old.

Turn 40, 10-97, capture agriculture suspect.

We're locked off the right, 10-33 here.

I did what I think I should.

I am a no-giver,

and my mother brought me to the bottom of the creek.

I spent the rest of my days...

...traveling 42 miles to capture agriculture.

The only thing that I understand.

When I was a little baby,

I said, hey, son.

Travel where you will and grow to be a man.

And sing what you must be sung.

I am a grown man.

I've traveled here and there.

I've learned that I'm not a champion.

The only one to ever care.

Suspect believed to be en route to Lacklider Airstrip.

Lacklider Airstrip, 10-4.

I am a no-giver,

and my mother brought me to the bottom of the creek.

I spent the rest of my days...

...traveling 42 miles to capture agriculture.

Suspect intended to meet the train at Sloanville Junction.

The only thing that I understand.

But I'm just a natural born traveling man.

Do what I think I should.

Oh yeah.

Do what I think I should.

I am a no-giver,

and my mother brought me to the bottom of the creek.

10-4.

Suspect right downbound train.

Crossing for the Holy Apostle Pentecostal Church.

Hey, Lonnie! Suspect's still in the truck!

Lonnie, someone's taking the truck!

I've been good

back up and running yet.

There will be people I can trust but then I will be people I have no doubt people seem

to like to look out for you.

I've been blessed.

You're starting to be aren't you?

I will.

I'm ready to be back out in those fields.

I miss it.

Well we're over on the evidence roundup on the McCoy case.

The death?

No, the McCoy business.

I tried to stay away from the homicides.

People out here like to kill each other too much for maybe even more to deal with that.

Do you know how she died?

Yeah.

She was a rising partner in the caster game.

McCoy had a whole caster processing business.

If he did it at all.

But if it wasn't him,

whoever did it did it with McCoy's crop.

500 people attended that event that night.

In my opinion,

we'll never know who did what.

Did you ever have any overlap with him?

Of course.

It was hard not to.

He was a big operator.

I know he wanted to buy Amziah's operation.

But that was before I was ever around.

Well we've been looking through his stocks and his crops.

Some of it looked like it was Amziah's.

I believe that.

Anyone who stole from us could have sold it to anyone.

You think the people that stole from Amziah are still out there?

I'd imagine so.

Does that matter to you?

Not really.

And if they end up coming for you?

I don't have any fantasies where I don't have competitors and rivals.

And you can be prepared for when they show up or you can act like they're not even out there.

But that doesn't mean they don't exist.

And that doesn't mean they're not coming for you.

So what's your next move?

To get some hives.

Get some workers.

And take back over.

I know the bees.

I know the weather.

I know the crops.

I know the point where anyone else would give up and I won't.

And I could do this for the rest of my life and survive long past my last rival.

I hope you do.

Well I just wanted you to know that we're around.

We got our hands full.

There's a lot to comb through out on McCoy property.

Most of it can't even be counted.

We might not even be able to locate all of it.

Pool bee yard.

Hives haven't been pooled this season according to the records.

Spread all out.

It's a shame.

That's a crying shame.

And I did some asking around.

And I understand your compadre's parole is coming up.

Every hive is made of three kinds of bees.

Let's start with the drones.

Now the drones are the biggest hive.

There's not too many of them but without them there wouldn't be a hive at all.

And you got the worker bees.

Now these worker bees do everything.

From cleaning to nursing to building the hive to taking care of the dead.

They're also the foragers.

Meaning they fly out and bring what they find out in the world back to the hive.

Most of what you see here are worker bees.

Guarding and protecting the hive from intruders.

But I reckon they're honored to fight those battles because they do it for their community.

Worker bees decide who will be their queen.