All language subtitles for Stumptown - 01x04 - Family Ties.SVA-AVS.English.C.updated.Addic7ed.com

Previously on "Stumptown"...

Look, I need to get my 1,500
hours of apprenticeship

so I can be certified here in Oregon.

I'll grab my pants, and let's go.

Friend of mine was killed
some years back.

His widow. I help her when I can.

I put Wallace Kane away, you know.

I know him. Well.

Killed one of my C.I.s a few years back.

If I was under his thumb, I'd be afraid.

I can pay. I just need time.

But Kane's in jail for life,

and I'm not going anywhere, you know?

- My life is here.
- $500,000.

- That's insane.
- That is what you owe.

Candace is in the middle

of a nasty divorce battle
with Randall Tapper.

My final custody hearing is next week,

and the deck is
completely stacked against me.

We can help.

If you were to dig up dirt on Randall,

where would you start?

I'll handle it from here.

- You sold the tape to Tapper?
- Yep.

She is gonna lose her kid.

Artie sold me out,
and... Randall's gonna pay,

and Artie's gonna pay for what he did.

And I...

...I won't lose again.

Whoa! Hey, hey, hey!

Unh-unh! No, no, no, no, no!

Not my all-time favorite booty call!

Oh, but it is damn satisfying.

I am unfazeable, Doll.

That's not a word.

Ohh!

I can't believe
you're working for Tapper.

First rule of king crabbing...

don't stop when the fishing's hot.

I'm the fisherman, and Tapper's
an ocean floor of crabs.

You know, I'm curious.

Have you always been a soulless leech,

or did you just grow into it?

You are mad. I get it. I'd be mad, too.

- Don't hate the player.
- Tapper's gonna pay.

Not as long as he continues to
employ me as your shadow, babe.

So, I guess it's war.

No! Ah, damn it!

Synced & corrected by -robtor-
www.addic7ed.com

Ladies and gentlemen,

we have a serious situation on our hands.

A few hours ago, there was
a two-vehicle collision on I-84,

just outside of Baker City.

A lone SUV driver collided head-on

with an Oregon Department of
Corrections transport vehicle.

When the State Police arrived,

they found two correctional
officers dead from the crash...

Please! Please! Please!

- ...and one...
- Please! Please!

...dead from two gunshots to the head.

The Corrections vehicle
was transporting an inmate

from Sheridan to USP Thompson.

That inmate is Wallace Kane.

I need a whiskey...

and a good chiropractor.

I'd say it's time we move, brother.

When the authorities arrived,

the driver of the SUV
was nowhere to be found,

and Kane was missing from the bus.

As you all know,
Detective Hoffman sent Kane up

after he killed one of our informants.

He is considered to be
armed and very dangerous

and was last seen in Washington state.

So this is a fugitive case
moving forward,

and that is why the
United States Marshals are here.

We are to assist them in their manhunt.

Nothing more.

If you see something,
if you hear something,

you tell these folks.

Understood?

- Yes.
- Yes, ma'am.

Here.

Oh! Uh, no, I don't think
that I should be...

Mila can't sleep unless she's in my arms,

so I haven't had a free hand in a week.

Oh. Okay.

I'll just...

Hello.

It's okay.

What's okay?

If you're here to tell me
that you're giving up.

I've heard it from just about everybody

that has offered to help.

I'm not giving up.

I appreciate your passion,

but Randall has the entire town
in his pocket.

Yeah, I just... I-I need a lead

to point me in the right direction.

I-Is Randall involved
in any kind of illegal activity?

Uh, I don't... I don't know.

I-It's the only way
you'll keep custody of Mila.

He built a children's hospital
a couple years ago

on a different reservation...

St. Aaron's.

I overheard him talking about it,

and it sounded a little shady.

Okay. So, there's got to be
records of that somewhere.

Well, if you're gonna find records,

they'd be in the West Linn office,

but that place is a fortress.

I'm scared.

It's normal to be a little scared.

No, man, I'm scared a lot.

Darius, shake that off, man.

Okay? You got to shake that off.

Kane can smell it if something
is up with you, man.

I think he knows.

That I'm working with you guys.

Why would you say that?

'Cause I know him.

I can feel it.

No.

No, nothing has come across
the wire like that.

We would have heard something
if Kane was suspicious.

Yeah?

Yeah. I promise you.

Now, look, you came for my help.

I gave it to you.

All right? I sold this to my bosses.

I got 10 cops and 2,000 man-hours

devoted to this thing already.

We got you covered.

If anything even looks
like it's gonna go sideways,

we're moving in.

All right?

Come on. Let's go.

Look, maybe we do this tomorrow,
man, you know?

When my... When my nerves settle a bit.

Darius, we got to go.

Come on. Let's go. We got to go now.

Trust me.

Come on. I got you.

Hey.

You hungry? I can make you
a little something.

I just put on some coffee.

Maybe we should... sit.

All right?

Kane is out.

He escaped from
a prison transport last night.

I'm sorry.

Denise, say something, please.

If I tell you that I'm pissed

or that I'm scared or that I'm angry,

you get to deliver some speech

about how you're not
gonna go to sleep every night

until you have my husband's
killer behind bars again.

You need me to be scared, Miles,

because you need to be the hero.

- This is...
- No, no, no. Stop!

Stop.

Look, you were right. I need to move on.

And that's... that's what I'm doing.

I hope you guys get Kane,

but Darius is dead,

and there's nothing that can change that.

Just let it go, Miles.

Don't you think
it's a little over the top,

trashing Artie's car?

Eh, he had it coming.

I know what it feels like
to be abandoned.

I don't want Candace or her baby

to ever have to go through that.

- Well, you got a plan?
- Yeah, I got a plan.

'Cause this Tapper guy's gonna
come after you with all his ammo.

I got a plan. It's airtight.

Who's got two thumbs and is ready to spy?

I think you and I have different
definitions of "airtight."

What are you wearing?

Feel good, look good.

Okay, well, I appreciate, uh, the effort,

but, um...

you're gonna have to change
into this, okay?

You want me to go undercover
as a janitor?

Don't you think
that's racially sensitive?

- "Insensitive."
- Whatever. It's not a good look.

But it's the right look.

I mean, you're gonna have to blend in

so you can break into Tapper's office

and steal the St. Aaron's files.

Remember?

My mother worked her entire life

so I didn't have to be a janitor.

You're not actually gonna be a janitor.

I thought you said this Tapper dude

was a rich business type.

I look the part, Dex.

- Mm-hmm.
- Why don't we play against type?

Let me roll in there "Shark Tank" style,

pretend I want to build something.

Okay. Go. Like what?

Buildings?

Airtight.

Okay, look, I think you know

that this is just not gonna work,

so how about you pretend you're a janitor

who is gonna own the whole
damn building one day?

I can do that.

Amigo, someone did a serious
number in the men's head.

Massive cleanup. Comprende?

_

Okay? _

Cool.

Come on. Come on, baby. Come on.

I'm so good.

Hey!

Hang on a minute.

Hey, buddy, I said...

Hey! Stop right there!

I said "Stop"! Hey!

Get back here!

Hey, buddy.

Hey, buddy.

Seriously. What are you doing?

Sorry.

Yeah!

Hey.

You can get arrested
for Dex's suicide mission

or you can hand over that file
and be on your jolly way.

Clock's ticking, brother.

Vámonos.

Tell Dex she's gonna pay for my Mustang.

Bad news.

I got the goods,
then Artie halted my escape.

I had to hand over the documents.

Now ask me what's in my pants.

I took the duplicate files
and the originals,

knowing if I got caught with originals,

they would never suspect
I also took the duplicates.

Jason... Bourne.

Well, these numbers must mean something.

Aren't you an entrepreneur?

A taco costs 78 cents to make.
I charge $4.

That's the level of accounting
I can handle.

What do you want?

Interesting move, sending Rico Suave in.

You're not funny.

The crowd at Gentry's Books'
open-mic Sundays

would beg to differ.
Listen, Dex, you got me, okay?

I can admit
when someone makes a nice move.

I know that your guy swiped
duplicates of the documents.

I slipped. I played down
to the competition.

How much longer is this gonna go on?

Let me spare you the trouble.

You got nothing.

But you're a nuisance, and you
get more flies with honey,

so Tapper wants a sit-down.

How do you feel about
napping with the enemy?

You're a little too deeply
involved in a personal matter

that has nothing to do with you.

I don't know what lies
Candace is telling you.

Lies? Didn't I see a video of you

attacking a woman in an elevator?

You don't know what it's like
to build something

- like I've built...
- Mm-hmm.

...and have someone
you brought along for the ride

try and take it from you.

I want to laugh.

Can I laugh?

Because...

You can't pay me off.

It's for Candace.

It's a fair offer, but it's final.

- And Mila?
- She's my daughter.

Candace can't give her
what I can give her.

You didn't even want her
to keep the baby.

- Take it or leave...
- Leave it.

Yeah.

I'm leaving.

Ms. Parios, you can't know
what it is to be me.

Mm.

Candace... with her past,

she can't be the mother of my child.

That's not how my world works.

No, I think I get it.

It's not enough for you to win.

When someone crosses you,
you have to destroy them.

Sounds like you know
what you're up against.

Sure do.

The answers are in here somewhere.

Tapper wouldn't offer a settlement

unless we were holding
something incriminating.

Look, the reason
you can't understand this deal

is 'cause it's not meant
to be understood.

These costs are way off.

It says "concrete
for the hospital," right?

- Mm-hmm.
- It says it costs $7.4 million.

- That's way too high.
- That is way too low.

- Low.
- Low. That's what I meant.

So, look, you find the person
who conjured up this trash,

and you're gonna get all your answers.

Looks like we're on the right track.

I'd offer you a beer,
but you wouldn't drink it.

Tapper's threatening to pull out
of the school project.

And that's my fault?

Tapper's a brand.

A school like that
goes up on the reservation

with his name attached,

politicians get involved, media...

amplifies our voice.

Mm. So it's about image.

It's about justice.

It's funny.
We're both after the same thing.

Yet... one of us has to lose.

You still owe the casino $11,000.

You cleared that debt.

Did I?

Unpaid markers are Class D felonies

with jail time of about four
years in state penitentiary.

The world is gray, Dex.

Are we done here?

You have 10 days.

Or back off Tapper.

Ansel.

It's been a long time.

Do you remember me?

You're Benny's mom.

I was in on this
long before you guys got here.

And we have people following it up.

- Who?
- People.

Your people lost him once.
Let me find him.

Hey. Is there a problem?

Lieutenant, Feeney was in prison
with Grey McConnell.

Guess who else was on his tier.

Wallace Kane.

Feeney ends up dead.
A week later, Kane breaks out.

Somehow, these very fine federal officers

don't see the connection.

We've taken your specious
evidence under consideration.

You know what, man? You could be
just a tad less condescending.

Yeah. I could be way more, too.

Okay. I'm sorry.

You see that office over there?

It's big.

That's because I'm in charge.

And you, sir, are our guest
in need of our assistance,

so please act like it.

What the hell is going on?

Look, I'm sorry.

Darius was my friend.

He was an informant. He knew the risk.

And now he's dead.

I'm giving the Feeney murder to Kent.

Kent sucks!

No disrespect.

Oh, I think he would find that
pretty disrespectful.

That's not what's best for the case.

But it's what's best for you.

Hey! That's my car!

Hey!

What's up?!

Loading zones really are
one of the great life hacks.

That five-minute time limit
is rarely enforced,

except, of course, when
someone... in this case, me...

decides to be a concerned citizen

and help the authorities enforce
the laws that keep Stumptown safe.

You talk so much.

Bend... that's where I had them
tow your car.

And if you go to the top
of the block and hang a Louie,

you should get there in...

...two days and seven hours.

Except I don't think you're gonna
be able to leave right away.

What do you mean?

Sorry.

Hey, I took care of those
unpaid parking tickets, okay?

You can look into it.

Ma'am, you're under arrest for vandalism.

Wait. Why?!

First rule of Artie...

do not screw with Artie's Mustang.

Suck it, Artie.

How sweet it is to be loved by you.

All right. Okay.

Should we just get you a desk here?

Would that be easier?

I want to file a police report
against Artie Banks.

Well, actually, we would file a report,

and you would fill out something
that we call a complaint.

But you're gonna learn all about that

when you become
a licensed private investigator.

- What's the charge?
- Harassment.

"Hair-essment."

U-Uh, whatever
the legal pronunciation is.

Okay, and is this alleged harassment

captured on high def

on a magic doorbell security system?

'Cause this is.

Not my all-time favorite booty call!

- Easily explained.
- Really?

You see, the thing is,
I also own a Mustang.

You can look that up.

And I confused his with mine.

You thought you were attacking
your own vehicle.

Yeah, I, uh... I read online,
actually, that, um...

my Mustang is the only model year

where they built a piñata inside the car.

It turns out that that was a hoax

cooked up by one of those
weirdo deep-Web guys.

So, that is the last time

that I ever believe
anything I read on the Internet.

Lesson learned.

Ms. Parios, acts of vandalism

involving more than $500 in damages

are deemed to be a felony.

It is punishable
by up to a year in prison

and significant fines.

But you're in luck,
because Artie Banks is a thieving ex-cop

who is not in good standing
with this department.

So if you said you got
your Mustang mixed up with his,

well, then...

case is closed.

Justice has prevailed,
and you are free to go.

Seriously. Go.

Yeah. Okay.

Uh, w-what did Artie steal?

$30,000 from the property room.

The union brokered him a deal for
him to resign with no charges.

You know, time rolls on. People forget.

I have not.

Sorry, just one other thing...

Yeah, we had your car towed back up.

You're welcome.

Goodbye.

Hey.

Dex, they're here for my baby!

Okay. Candace,
I-I'll be right there, all right?

Are we dating?

'Cause it definitely feels
like we're dating.

Courtesy call.

Okay. What's up?

Look, man, this case is personal to me,

and I know you've been
lying to me about something.

I just don't know what it is or why.

I think you're a decent guy.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, we're definitely dating.

Kane escaped from prison last night.

Well, that is really unfortunate news.

The feds think he's headed to Canada.

What do you think?

I think we should both
keep our eyes open,

protect the people around us
that don't know what we know.

Right.

Hey!

Hey!

It's okay. It's okay. Don't make a scene.

Not in front of my daughter.

Candace, it's time.

I love you.

Good baby.

Oh, God.

It's all right.

Oh, God.

People don't change.

Right, Artie?

Life lesson number one.

I can't believe I spent so much time

wondering where it went wrong for you.

You're a dirtbag, Artie. You know that?

Because only a lifelong dirtbag
would take an oath

as a police officer

and then turn around
and steal from the department.

Yeah.

But thank you.

Thank you for taking me under your wing,

because now I know

exactly the type of person
I never want to be.

What now?

I don't know.

You okay?

Huh?

Yeah, I'm fine, bud.

No, you're not.

That lady and her baby?

My job is to help people.

I, uh... I made a promise
I couldn't keep.

They took me away.

Who?

The people in the black car.

You remember that?

I wasn't scared.

You promised you would find a way.

I knew you would.

Yeah.

Just a sec, okay?

You do not know a thing about me.

Uh, or do I know everything?

Consider that possibility

when you're driving away
from my house, okay?

No, no. Hey.

Hey!

You can't judge a man

until you walk a damn mile in his shoes!

Then and only then...

I have to say something.

May I please come in?

Because I really...
need to talk to someone.

Ugh. You've got to be kidding me.

Dex?

You help people, right?

I had a case...

Witness Protection-type deal,

12 hours on, 12 hours off... for a week.

In the off hours,

I frequented a tavern
two blocks from the hotel.

I met a waitress.

Nine months later, I got a call.

She'd gone home to Tacoma.

Baby girl.

Child was born with...

serious medical problems.

They call it a neonatal
intraventricular hemorrhage.

An experimental treatment
was floated to the mom,

not covered by insurance.

That's why I stole the $30,000
from the job.

Procedure didn't take.

And for the longest time,

I thought I cared too much
about other people,

so maybe I should just...

not.

Make a lot of money, have fun,

hold everyone at arm's length.

But the truth was, I didn't care enough.

Not the right way.

The baby passed,

the mother grieved,

and I wasn't there
for either one of them.

Although I should have been.

I'm sorry.

If that even happened.

But a world where I believe
anything you say does not exist.

Look, I know I've made misstatements.

Yeah. A few.

But when I saw Randall
take the baby from Candace...

She was your client, Artie.

S-She trusted you.

I know. And I'm sorry.

Well, "sorry" is meaningless.

"Sorry" won't get Candace her kid back.

You want to feel better about yourself,

give me something I can use.

The only person
who can decipher any of this

is Tapper's ex-accountant,
Homer Miller-McManus.

Mr. McManus?

Ms. Parios.

How'd you know it was me?

Wild guess.

Not used to meeting
prospective clients at bars.

Who referred you, exactly?

Oh, uh, uh, Mr. and Mrs. Langdon.

The Langdons.

I was talking to them
about how I needed some help

with my taxes, so...

"Langdon" doesn't sound familiar.

Oh.

Uh, you want a beer, Mr. McManus?

Um, no, thank you.

Why don't we just
have a look at your returns?

Oh, great.

Here they are.

I think I'll be leaving now.

We're gonna have a little chat first.

Tapper threatened me.
He made me sign an NDA.

And yet here you are,

discussing sensitive details
about his fraudulent business

with a private investigator
hired by his wife?

Whew! You got some cojones, bro.

I haven't told you anything.

Well, Tapper won't know that
when he sees the photo of us,

- will he?
- What photo?

Thanks, bro.

Ooh! That does not look good.

So, listen.

Either you can get
on the first plane out of town

or you can help me take Tapper down.

But I... I...

Tapper approached the tribe
to build a school.

He lowballed the offer,
ensuring he'd win the contract,

but also ensuring
his margins would be tight.

He knew he was gonna lose money
on the project?

Why would he do that?

Ms. Parios, if you'd read the RFP,

you'd know that Tapper oversold
at a reduced cost.

Now, knowing that reservations
are loosely regulated...

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

Homer, no offense to you
or your chosen profession,

but let's... let's get to
what Tapper was hiding, okay?

Oh, wow.

Ahh.

He's moving something illegal

in and out of that school
he's taking forever to build.

Okay.

Hey.

I, um, reached out to
the warden, like you asked.

You're not gonna believe who visited Kane

two days before he escaped.

Who?

Can you explain this?

I was approached at a market,

and this man says to me,
"Kane wants to see you."

And he threatened me and Molly
if I didn't go.

Did you help him?

- Did you help him?
- No! What? No...

Then what were you doing there?

He said that Darius had
something that was his,

plans or something for a job
that they were working on.

He said he wanted them back.

All I said was, "I don't know
what you're talking about."

What job?

- What job?!
- He... He didn't say!

- Was it here in Portland?
- I don't know!

Why didn't you just come to me?
I could have protected you.

Like you protected Darius?

Um...

Hey, buddy. What's up?

They need you at the bar.

Okay. Well, I'll be right out.

Are you okay?

Yeah. I'm great.

Never thought I'd say this,

but I'm beginning to like
the feel of this team.

So, now we're a team.

The gristled, storied P.I.
who regained his humanity

and his trusted sidekick...

How am I the sidekick?

...riding like cowboy avengers
into the night.

'Course, you're gonna
have to change your name.

What's wrong with my name?

It's un-letterhead-able.
Banks and Parios?

Come on. No one's gonna hire
an outfit like that.

You might want to kill your lights.

Yeah.

Nervous?

No. Should I be?

It's Stumptown, Dexedrine.
Nothing good happens after dark.

Don't call me that.

You think I wouldn't find out?

Using a colleague to get Kane's
prison surveillance video?

Just let me do my job.

I'm trying to save your job, Miles.

I'm telling you, Kane is planning
something here in Portland.

He's got some unfinished business.

How do you know this?

Because I'm in his head!

Maybe he's in your head.

Look, I have got to take you
off this thing.

It's not coming from me anymore.
I answer to people, too.

You got to just step back.
This does not look good.

Is that what this is about?

No. You're losing it, Miles.

You're way too close.

And I'm starting to worry about you.

Do you remember that trip to Hawaii

that you wouldn't shut up about
a while back?

- Lieutenant...
- Take it.

Forget about Kane.

You know I can't do that.

That's exactly why you got to go.

This is odd, right,

all this activity here happening so late?

Sovereign land, no government oversight.

Whatever they're cooking out
here, it is not a kosher meal.

Let's check out the truck.

It's just building materials.

But is it?

Can you gimme a hand?

Chinese labels.

What do you think? Oxy?

Ain't Jujubes.

I guess this means
your client is a drug smuggler.

Ex-client.

Question is, does Sue Lynn know about it?

Come on! I heard something in the truck!

- Artie, get back here!
- Wait up!

Let me see your hands.

Okay.

Yeah. Okay.

Yaaah!

I spent two years in a Shaolin monastery

in the Henan Province.

Sure.

Let's just take the evidence
and get out of here, okay?

Oh, no. Come on. Come on!

Uh, they're coming!

♪ I'm all out of love,
I'm so lost without you ♪

Dying to this song
suddenly makes so much sense.

♪ ...you were right,
believing for so long ♪

Yes!

♪ I'm all out of love ♪

♪ What am I without you?

♪ I can't be too late
to say that I was so wrong ♪

I think we lost them.

♪ I want you to come back ♪

♪ Away from these long, lonely nights ♪

♪ I'm reaching for you ♪

♪ Are you feeling it, too? ♪

♪ Does the feeling seem, oh, so right? ♪

This is not good.

♪ And what would you say
if I called on you now ♪

♪ And said that I can't hold on? ♪

♪ There's no easy way ♪

♪ It gets harder each day ♪

♪ Please love me, or I'll be gone ♪

Funny. We were just talking about you.

♪ I'm all out of love ♪

So, you wanted to discuss the school.

I've been looking at the projections.

I know we're a tad behind schedule.

Does two years qualify as a tad?

Mrs. Blackbird,
the federal permitting process

is extremely arduous...

When I started this casino,

we were 10 slot machines,
a gas station, and a diner.

I'm well aware of
the federal permitting process.

Well, you should also be aware
that I share your frustrations.

Every delay costs me money.

Personally, this project may be
more trouble than it's worth.

How smooth is the tongue

that can make right look like wrong

and wrong look like right.

I have no idea what that is.

Really?

It came off a truck with your name on it.

You're using this school as cover

to distribute counterfeit pills.

Lucky for you, I am, above
all else, a businesswoman.

So you can make a deal with me

or you can make a deal with the DEA.

I'm guessing my terms
will be a tad more favorable.

I'll give you a 15% stake.

30%.

You're a tough negotiator,
Mrs. Blackbird.

You have a deal.

Howdy, howdy!

I'm so sorry I'm late.

Traffic was bananas.

- What did I miss?
- What's this?

Well, the last time we were
here, you made me an offer.

Now here's ours.

You're gonna close down
this little pharma company.

You're gonna finish construction
on the school.

Additionally, at your own expense,

a basketball gym, athletic field.

- Pool?
- Oh, for sure a pool, yeah.

And you're gonna give full custody

of the daughter you never wanted

back to your ex-wife.

Or what?

Or video of this riveting luncheon

goes to the authorities.

Just look right back here.

Surf or turf?

I'm on the fence.

Get 'em both. He's paying.

You're paying, right?

♪ How could I forget? ♪

♪ Fingers all entwined ♪

♪ Like a last cigarette ♪

Doing a great job, pal.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Can I talk to you for a sec?

Okay.

How would you feel about
taking a couple days off?

Why?

Oh, I don't know.
Look at how hard you're working.

Hell, practically everybody here

thinks that you're running this place.

I like it.

I know you do, and I love
having you here, okay?

I love it.

But it's not about that.

Did I mess up?

Did you mess up?

No!

It's actually the opposite of that.

You know, when an employee
does a... a good job, Ansel...

You know what? Scratch that.
When an employee does a great job,

that employee needs to be rewarded.

I mean, that's...
that's how capitalism works.

That's the whole thing, right?

So, I'd like you to go home,
take a couple of days,

and just chill, play video games.

And you want to know
what the best part is?

- What?
- You get paid... paid time off.

You're getting paid not to be here.

Okay?

Don't get sad.

You've earned this.

Okay.

♪ Pass it on ♪

♪ Remind me tomorrow ♪

Hi, angel. Hi, baby Mila.

Yes. Ohh!

I don't know what to say.

I'm happy I could help.

Cute kid.

- Mrs. Tapper...
- Candace.

Of course.

I just wanted to say...

I'm sorry.

I forgive you.

We forgive you.

Hey, baby.

- Mnh.
- You okay?

I've got this strange sensation.

Can't describe it. All over.
It's like, uh...

You give a crap?

So that's what it feels like.

Congratulations, Dexedrine.

You are now
a licensed private investigator

in the state of Oregon.

Don't I need my 1,500 hours?

Didn't it feel like 1,500 hours?

So, did you learn anything?

People change.

Does that count?

If you ever need a sidekick...

You will be my third call.

See you around out there.

Yeah.

Hey.

What was your daughter's name?

Ariana.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

Aah!

♪ Guess who just got back today ♪

♪ Them wild-eyed boys
that had been away ♪

♪ Haven't changed that much to say ♪

♪ But, man, I still think
them cats are crazy ♪

♪ The boys are back in town ♪

♪ The boys are back in town ♪

Sorry for the theatrics, Greyson.

Yeah, I would have been cool
with a pop-in.

You owe me a half a million dollars.

I understand, and I got a plan
to pay that...

I'll handle the plans from now, Greyson.

Time to get to work.