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Hey, Jill.

How you doing?

Uh, hope you're
having a great day.

Um, I am.

Wow.

Yeah. Um...

Oh, good news.

I'm going to be hitting you up

with that child support
payment that was--

that I actually sent to you

but was actually lost,
apparently.

So that'll be coming your way,

so that's-- that's great.

Um...

Hey, you know,

I've been thinking--
reminiscing--

about how we all
used to go kayaking

on that little river
near your mom's.

Best family times ever.

Oh, and also, oh, ah,

I want to give you
a heads up

about the phone bill.

Th-They're saying
that yours is late--

uh, the one that I was
supposed to keep paying.

Well, I'm on top of it,

and, um, you know,

I don't expect
any problems on your end.

Hello?

Come on.

F.

Ohh...

F.

Thank you.

So you can see
that she's in good shape.

Seaworthy.

When you gestured
down this kayak,

you changed hands,
but you kept--

you always kept
one of your hands

covering the same
portion of the kayak.

- Did I?
- Yes.

Hmm.

Now you're trying
to look casual,

like you're just
standing there,

but you're still covering up

the same portion of the kayak

while you're just
standing there.

Am I?

May I see
that portion?

Well, it's not a big thing.

I-- I need to see it.

It's not a big crack.

I-It's just a surface thing.

And it's as advertised.

- I need to see it.
- It's as advertised.

As I said, it's--
it's gently loved.

In my Craig List--

I'm not buying
this fucking kayak

until you move away
from that area.

...additional sort
of overhand technique,

so we'll begin with a loop,
and one of the advantages

is that it can undergo
intense shock loading,

so what we'll have you
do is make a loop,

and then we're going
to make an additional loop.

We've got one here
and then one here,

so-- I sort of
think of it as--

as an upper loop
and a lower loop,

and then what we'll
have to do

is take the remaining
slack here

and begin wrapping.

So you're going
to be wrapping up

towards the bottom loop here.

As you can see,
while I'm pulling this end,

it's tightening that loop
and locking it in.

Most likely, you'd want

a little more
of that tilt there.

John.

Hey, want to go

to a ball game
on Sunday?

Nationals? Yeah?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Because we can sit

in the handicapped
section now.

It's right
behind home plate.

Cool.

Canada closed its
embassy in Iran today

and ordered all Iranian
diplomatic staff

out of Canada.
The statement read,

"Canada sees Iran

"as the world's most
significant threat

to global peace
and security."

And some of the--

Why are we sitting on--

What is this?

Air mattress.

Why are we sitting
on an air mattress?

There's nowhere
else to sit.

They were supposed to get
this place outfitted.

Yeah.

It would look
better outfitted.

Well, yeah.

I'm going to fire somebody.

Okay. Maybe get me
a chair, too.

Uh, well, yeah.

So--

Don't worry about
the detective.

You'll stall it.

Get back
on the travel team.

Get back to Luxembourg
before the physicist.

All I have to worry
about for now.

It's his wife.

He's sending her
to get the money.

She's flying for the first
time in her life.

Get there before her.

While you're here
in Milwaukee,

catch your breath.

Rest, gather yourself,

and then get that bag.

Cantar Walley.

He figured out how to get
the cash they need

to get their program active--

active pretty much from
the day he'd take office.

He got it from us.

We have to get it
to where we intended.

There are things in his past--

Well,

he would be a terrifying
long-term adversary.

He's intelligent.

He's resolute
He understands the U.S.

He spent some time here.

Doing what?

Competing in the world
championships

of "Battleship" as a kid.

- That little game?
- Yeah.

Against adults.

B3.

What do you have to do to get
back on the travel team?

Shore up my piping.

Stop pissing
this guy off--

a guy named Leslie.

Hmm.

Hey, man.

Hey, Dennis.

John, I spoke
to this detective--

...last night.

She called.
She wants to interview me.

She wants to come
interview me, man.

Fuck. What?

We'll talk about that
at the bar after work.

Hey, Lakeman.

You got the memo?

They've moved
divisional parking

into a crummy lot now
for some reason.

- Yeah.
- I know you did

because you parked there
this morning.

- Yeah.
- But--

- Yeah?
- Same spots.

What?

We've maintained
the same spots.

C19.

Still mine.

That's on the memo.

And you still park there.

Seriously, C19.

That's a letter, a number
stenciled on the curb

of my reserved parking space

in which this morning
you parked once again.

And in which, if you park
tomorrow, I'll fire you.

Okay?

Got it.

Do you?

Because you said that
yesterday.

Lakeman.

Yeah, Leslie.

Are you a McMillan man?

Oh, man, yeah.

Fuck.

The bar after work.

Good morning, co-workers.
I'm Ally O'Donhaill.

I'm Stephen Tchoo's
therapy companion.

Thanks for playing a part
in young Stephen's recovery,

and that part is
just to be tolerant

of his challenges
and limitations.

First an update.

Stephen's doing great
on his cognitive tasks.

Not so good at things
like social processing,

which he should really
get better at

because we've worked
on it a lot already,

right, Stephen?

I don't have to tell you
that again,

- okay, Stephen?
- Okay.

Co-workers, Stephen can
quickly do complicated math.

It's weird, right?

But he might have problems,

say, opening his laptop
or turning on faucets.

Uh, Stephen's impulse
inhibitors were bruised,

so there's going to be
some locker room talk,

maybe some touching,

for a time.

Patience plays
a big part here.

Co-workers,
have you seen Rocky?

Sure. It's a great one, right?

Well, Stephen, here, is going
to run right up those steps

just like Rocky,

for whom, if you remember,

wasn't so easy
that old first time.

Well, there's a lot of hard
work in the middle there

that they skip over
in the movie

because it's tedious

and painful and grueling.

Stephen's going to be in
that phase for a long time.

Good luck, son.

If you could actually try

not to speak
to Stephen directly

unless he's prepared for it.

Like he should be
looking at you,

like right at you,
before you speak to him,

or you might startle him.

Okay. Sorry.

Yeah, you can
just come right up

and tell him that personally.

Just make sure
he's prepared first.

Oh, it's...

Is he prepared?

You can ask him that directly.

Are you prepared?

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

It's cool.

And that's
all there is to it.

Leslie.

What are the terms
of my situation,

my working situation
with Stephen?

You're both going to perform
essentially the same tasks

more or less
until we determine
who's better at them.

Like, right next
to each other?

Yes.

So do you need me
to say much more?

No. I get it, Tom.

And we were able
to help you with it.

It's not easy
to investigate Americans

if it was instigated
overseas.

We've made things
difficult

for your European
detective.

I'm gonna do more
along those lines
this afternoon.

Carlson.

- Thank you.
- Tom, get out of here.

Come on. How many times
have we done this?

Oh, that's game.

- He's right over there.
- Oh, good. Thank you.

Um, sir, didn't you agree
to open Stephen's laptop?

Oh. Yeah. Sorry.

That was two hours ago.

I got a lot going on
at the moment.

Well, Stephen suffered
a close brain trauma,

so I guess he's got
a lot going on, too.

Denon's in Thursday
to cover our Iran implement.

We're going to task off
today and prep for them.

John, let's give you Field 4.

You should have covered some
of this ground in Luxembourg,

but you fucked that up.

But they're still on the hook.

Now don't overpromise
this week.

Sell them on the structure.

You can talk about it
with confidence.

Keep it simple. Little
something like this, John:

Hey, let me walk you through
our Donnely nut spacing

and cracked system rim-riding
grip configuration.

Using a field
of half-seized sprats

and brass-fitted nickel slits,

our bracketed caps and
splay-flexed brace columns

vent dampers to dampening
hatch depths of 1/2 meter

from the damper crown
to the spurv plinth.

How? Well,

we bolster 12 Husk Nuts
to each girdle jerry,

while flex tandems
press a task apparatus

of ten vertically composited
patch hamplers,

then pin flam-fastened
pan traps

at both maiden apexes
of the jimjoints.

Little something
like that, Lakeman.

Are you a Mr. Lakeman?

I'm, uh-- Yeah.

Mr. Lakeman, I'm
Gregory Gordon. Hello.

Hello.

Mr. Lakeman,
I work in HR,

and I'm trying to process
your first paycheck.

- Cool.
- Uh, it would be cool,

but I can't.

There's an issue.
A small issue.

Your I-9.

Your Social Security
number, well...

Yeah?

You have
too many numbers.

I'm sorry?

You have an extra digit.

Well, that's not--

that's not the way
it's supposed to be.

No. You're supposed to
have the normal amount.

Of numbers.

Which is nine.

And I have ten?

Yes.

I'll come by with my card.

No, you see, we have
a photocopy of your card.

There's just too many
digits on your card.

I don't know how you've been
using it all these years.

It's unusual.

This is the last place
you remember standing.

Yes.

Just smell the air
for something familiar

from the day you were
injured, Stephen.

Anything familiar?

No.

I combed
my own hair today.

One thing at a time.
Don't brag.

Hey, man.

Hey.

Anything familiar?

There's maybe--

No.

Don't say no, Stephen.
Say "not yet."

Not yet.

You take girdle--
grit-rim jammers--

grit-girdle jimmer jerries.

Fuck.

D6.

What can I
tell you that's new?

Uh, I'm working on a new app.

Uh, this one-- this one is
different than that last one.

This one could work.

You use it in traffic

if you're thinking
about letting a car

cut in front of you.

You aim your phone at them,

and it tells you

whether they're going
to thank you or not.

Based on certain algorithms
that I don't know,

um, or...

Working hard there,
Lakeman?

4:45.

We generally take it
all the way to 5

here, John, FYI.

Sorry, Leslie.

I think maybe
my watch is wrong.

You know what I think?

I think maybe something
else is wrong around here.

C19.

John, can we deal
with this interview thing?

I've been all afternoon
hyperventilating.

Hey.

Yeah?

What does John do?

We're not supposed
to talk about that.

Come on.

Okay, but he called me
from somewhere.

He's never done that before.

I saw him.

I was with him.

Is he okay?

I can't say, Alice,
for certain.

You mean
you don't know,

or you're not
allowed to tell me

because you're a Tavner?

You know
why I'm wearing this?

That weird green suit?

Mm. This era-authentic
Beastie Boys licensed

Il Tour top and sweats.

Oh. No, I-- I don't know
why you're wearing that.

MCA died Friday.

Yeah. That was sad.

Yeah. It was sad.

Part of me died, too.

Just a little part.

Little cool part.

See, Dad and John,

they always had
their thing.

But I'm not musical
in that way.

I'm not musical in the way
that I can play music.

I'm musical in the way

that I like beats
and fun-loving rhymes.

But Dad?
Not into it at all.

But you know what, Alice?

When I was 11,

he took me to the Summit
Arena in Houston

for this tour.

And he wasn't
that old then,

but he was bald already,

and he was the oldest
guy there anyway

by, like, a mile.

And the Beastie Boys
had this huge, um,

inflatable dick
on the stage.

No, seriously.

And they thought--

It was, like, 9 feet,

and they thought
it was really funny

to sort of, um...

poke Dad with it for,
like, the whole show.

It was the best.

Oh, man.

And Dad just endured it
with a smile.

He just good sported it,
you know?

The whole night.

He never said
we had to leave.

But what did that story
have to do

with what we're
talking about?

Because even though

we may be different
from each other,

I am a Tavner.

Yeah.

And I'm not going to talk
about what John does.

Would you tell me
if he wasn't okay, Eddie?

It's important.

- What is?
- What John's doing.

Listen.

I know that...right now

he's in a normal,
safe place, Alice.

What am I going to say
if she interviews me, John?

What did you say
at the hospital?

That's not a problem.
I-- I was vague.

I didn't raise suspicion.

I remember
exactly what I said.

I said a slight
and stocky man or woman

stabbed me in the thigh

and then ran off
to the right or left.

You won't
have to interview.

It's being taken care of.

Ohh.

Dennis.

What's a McMillan man?

I have to be one in a week.

A McMillan man--

piping,
that's part of it.

Um, but there's
other stuff, too,

like beer.

You know, you don't
drink enough.

And you're not married.

That's weird.

Uh, no offense.

It's just
it's weird here.

Are you married
in real life?

- I can't.
- I'm married.

Yeah.
You were telling me.

That's right.

That's right, right
before you stabbed me.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fucking
married, so--

Listen. Hey.

I'm going
to help you out.

We can take care
of this.

Thanks, man.

Any progress on that
paperwork, John?

Not as yet.

Keep me posted.

Will do.

I need you to do
something for me.

What, Birdbath?

I need you to steal some shit

from some Vietnam
veterans later

- and then some other stuff.
- What?

Yeah, two other things
that are connected to that.

That's crazy, man.

Yeah?

Is it?

Do it anyway.

Fuck you, Birdbath.

You like to say my name--

Birdbath,
my inelegant last name.

You do it a lot. It must
give you some pleasure, John.

I got a lot going on, man.

You should lay off.

Oh, you got some
important shit, yeah?

Yeah.

And I'm taking up your time--

Jack Birdbath, oaf.

Yeah.

Well, this is important to me,

what I'm telling you to do,

so do my important shit,

and then
I'll let you do yours.

You're taking me away from
something dire, Birdbath.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

And I got some piping shit

that I need
to figure out today,

which you probably don't
think is crucial,

you big, dumb fuck.

But it is.

The pool at the Y
in 20 minutes.

And don't get
all sentimental.

Everybody,
underwater treadmill.

We're going to try
to hold it for 15 seconds.

Let's go. 15, 14, 13, 12,

11, 10, 9, 8,

7, 6, 5, 4,

3, 2, 1.

Okay.

Using a grid of-- Fuck.

Before we begin
your deposition,

could you make a statement
that sets the table

concerning the events
of May 2012?

I had worked for eight years

at that point--

uh, up until that point--

to keep the country of Iran
from a nuclear capability.

That was a primary task.

That was a principal task
of mine during that period.

And in May-- May 2012,

I instigated a series
of events that...

would have not just
allowed that

but would have paid for it.

...half-seized sprats...

It's just the McMillan way.

Half-- Half-seized sprats.

Odd bracketed caps and...

split-flex
breeze columns fan...

dampeners to damper...

Fuck.

Fuck.

Hey.

John, I don't sleep.

You're never gonna
get any drop on me.

I heard everything
you had to say

to the dipshit
in the bathroom.

Do what I ask,
of I'll break the news.

You get it?

The dog's name is Charlie.

So what?

So when you take
the fucking dog,

you say "Here, Charlie.
Here, boy."

You'll have a rapport.

Charlie?

A police department?

It's just an evidence room.

Police protected.

I stand trial in two weeks

for something I'm sure
somebody told you about.

People like
talking all about it.

I need you to put something
in an evidence box.

I need you to get it
in there tonight.

I need you to put this box
in the other box.

How do you expect me
to get in there?

It's not Fort Knox.

I've been helping you all day.

You don't know it.

What do you know
about Milwaukee?

- Same as anybody.
- It's an ice box.

Sun hardly shines.

Our economy's factory-based,

dwindling since the '60s.

Endemic violent crime
in Milwaukee.

Because the premiums
were too costly,

our police insurance
pulled the most vulnerable

and harmed police
off the street--

the slow-witted,
the overweight, the twerps,

the little ones,
the tiny cops, John.

This city did that,
this goddamn place,

and they stashed them
in the evidence room.

So I'm saying you may
have to fight off

a tiny policemen tonight.

You can do it, big boy.

One guy looks normal--
Glen Purdue--

But he has PTSD.

That was his calming dog
you took off with-- Charlie.

So anyway, with Glen, it all
got a little too dark for him,

and he snapped.

So you pretty much just want
to make a really loud noise.

He'll probably find a corner
and hug his knees.

Aah!

Charlie.

What the fuck!

What the fuck, motherfucker!

Let me down!

Aah!

Hey!

Using a grid
of half-seized sprats

and brass-head nickel slits...

- Just tell them.
- No.

- Come on.
- No.

Efram is nearby.

Just call it something else.

I'm sorry?

Just call it a pickle.

- Yeah.
- Come on, Tom.

Tell it. It's a good one.

Okay.

It's big.

What?

It was a big pickle?

Gigantic pickle.

It's not my kind of thing,
to start with,

but, uh, it was, uh,

I mean, I was actually
enjoying it.

I mean, they're
talented youngsters.

And then I see them
conspiring,

all three of them,
about me.

Then they begin to make
their way over toward me

with the pickle,
and the first thing,

they just press
the tip of the pickle

- up against--
- No.

...the side of my face,

as if it were giving me
a little kiss.

- I was like, Okay--
- Oh, my God, I loved it.

I loved it.

He kept his cool,
though.

This guy never
lost his temper,

even with that big dick
in his face.

Hey!
- Could you guys just
give me a minute, please?

Meanwhile, in Iran,

the Conservative Alliance's
presidential candidate

Cantar Walley has seen
his recent surge

of popular support
bolstered by an endorsement

from Iran's
Assembly of Experts.

Mr. Walley, a harsh
critic of the West,

slid well ahead
of the opposition

in the new nationwide polls
by a margin of nearly 2-1.

- As news of
the Assembly's backing--

...continues to spread
across the country,

regents said...

F9.

Splay-flexed brace columns

and...

dam-- damaged--

d-dampened damps.

Icabod.

You want to see
something cool?

Yeah, I want to see
something cool.

Lakeman is going to park
in my space again today.

I parked way off there,
left my space wide open.

See if he parks in it.

If he does,
I'm going to fire him.

That is cool.

You want to watch?

Sure.

I'm jacked about this.

You're hard.

Ahh.

It's not just that.

His Luxembourg numbers
were all fucked up.

I had to bring back
that nice little Asian kid

to shore up his piping.

And hey,
if you're missing me,

uh, well, I wanted to make

a little something
special for you...

if you are, so--

I made this in bed,
uh, last night.

I recorded myself...
you know. Okay?

Just in case
you were missing me.

Show time.