All language subtitles for Magnum P.I. 3x07 - Killer On The Midnight Watch

Don't lose him!

Not this time.

Reason this dude got away last time

wasn't 'cause he was too fast.

There's just too many

damn white SUVs on this island.

It was like a game of 300-card monte.

Yo, you got two vehicles

coming up. Hug the corner.

Thanks for the heads-up.

- I'm gaining on him.
- You better be.

You got half the weight
and triple the horsepower.

Wait, are they slowing down?

Yeah, something's not right.

Thomas, get out of there!

Magnum!

What a surprise.

Y-Y-You look horrible.

Thanks. No, uh,

I-I haven't really been sleeping well

the past couple days.

What's keeping you up?
Is it hemorrhoids?

If it's grade IV, man,
that can be rough.

No, why would you assume that...?

- It's nothing.
- It's not nothing

if you're losing sleep over it,
man. Come on, tell me.

Uh... All right.

So, not too long ago,

somebody started following me.

Right? I don't... I don't know
who they are or what they want,

but they're out there,
and they want me to know that.

Wow. I've never seen you like this.

What can I do to help?

Honestly, I'm-I'm fine, Jin.
But thank you.

Appreciate it.

Go ahead. Open it.

I-It's not what it looks like.

Really?

'Cause it looks like you just ran

somewhere around $5,000
through the dryer.

Okay. It is what it looks like,
but it's not a scam.

I started this new business,
and it's totally legit.

You're laundering money. Literally.

Yeah, I'm "laundering" money,

but I'm not "laundering money."

Since the pandemic,
people are freaking out

about germs, and there's
nothing filthier than cash.

And since temperatures over 140 degrees

kill germs and viruses,

for a small fee, your business offers

to clean people's cash for them, right?

Yeah. How'd you know that?

I'm plastered all over
your website giving quotes

that I never said, like...

Uh...

"Jin cleaned all my cash."

Oh. "Jin is the most honest person

I know." That's funny.
And my personal favorite:

"I'll never date anyone

with dirty money again." Jin,

I've never said any of these things.

Yes, you have.

You've said those words,

just not in that order
or in that context.

Take it down, all right?
You can't start your first

honest business by being dishonest.

Okay, I'll take it down
first thing next month.

- Jin, come on.
- All right,

- I'll take it down today.
- Thank you. Now,

I-I got a client to meet,
but believe me,

the money you make
is gonna feel that much sweeter

when you do it honestly.

Okay. Agree to disagree.

Hey, pal.

- Hey.
- Want some coffee?

Oh, yeah.

Need a luggage cart?

Why?

For all those bags under your eyes.

Yeah, that's funny.

I've been hearing
a lot of that today. Oh, man.

Thanks for keeping me humble.

Well, that's what friends are for.

Thanks for the coffee.

Magnum, this is Maui and Penna,

and they run the
neighborhood watch in Kaimuki.

Nice to meet you.

You, too. Thank you for taking the time.

Say hello, Penna.

Hey.

Penna's a man

of few words,
but he chooses them wisely.

Isn't that right, Penna?

Yeah.

This guy... We've actually worked with

some neighborhood watch groups before.

We investigated a burglary in Nu'uanu...

And the vandals in Polola.

We have a history
with this kind of thing,

so how can we help you?

We think our neighbor's a murderer.

And what makes you think that?

There's a professor who lives
across the street from Penna,

and two nights ago we saw him
pull a woman out of his trunk.

She was out of it. Couldn't even stand.

We've been watching
his house since then.

Even have somebody watching it now.

And as far as we can tell,
she hasn't left.

I assume that you've
notified the police.

Of course. HPD said they'd look into it.

But we don't have time to waste

if there's a killer on our block.

We pooled our money to hire you.

Everyone we care about
lives in our cul-de-sac.

If a woman has been murdered
in our neighborhood,

we need to get to the bottom of it.

Yeah, I know that watch group.

They don't exactly get prioritized

- to the top of the list.
- Why not?

'Cause all they do is cry wolf.

Last week they called us
because a delivery guy's uniform

seemed a little too baggy.

They thought he was
an imposter casing houses.

I'm guessing he wasn't.

Well, we opened up an investigation...

...just to learn the guy
recently dropped 15 pounds.

Another time, a suspected murderer.

Turned out to be a ride-share
driver. Another time...

- Okay, we get the picture?
- Yeah.

The point is, we can't waste any
more time or resources on them.

I'm not saying don't take the case.

It's a win-win. You guys get a paid gig.

What's the other win?

We get a couple monkeys off our back.

I still think we should take this case.

I mean, I don't know
about the other times

that Maui and Penna spoke to HPD,

but they seem genuinely
convinced about this.

Agreed. Plus, we can use a job.

Up all night?

One yawn and I've been
up all night? Come on.

I saw the lights on
in the guest house at 4:00 a.m.

What were you doing up at 4:00 a.m.?

Ethan had to leave early
for the hospital.

Oh, the doctor.

Somebody had a nice night
last night, huh?

That's not your concern.
My love life is not

a topic of conversation,
but your sleep deprivation is.

Is it the white SUV?

Magnum, whoever's following you,

you know this is exactly what they want:

You off your game,
paranoid and losing sleep.

Yeah, well, it's working.

That's only because you're letting it.

You have to take back control.

- And you're gonna tell me how?
- Yes.

You gotta figure it out.
I hate to tell you,

you are a very good detective,

and you will figure out
who it is... we will.

- Together.
- Thank you, Higgins,

for admitting how great
of a detective I am.

Oh, I regretted it as soon
as it came out of my mouth.

You said it.

That's it.

2609 Kaipo Circle.

So what else do we know about this guy?

Dr. Roland Bar. Doesn't use any
social media accounts,

and he doesn't use the cloud.

Nothing else particularly incriminating.

Tenured professor,
teaches international law.

Camry in the driveway. That's got to be

where Maui and Penna saw him
pull that woman out of the trunk.

Might be something in there
that will confirm what they saw.

Let's find out.

There's nothing but a blanket.

A blanket full of stains.

- Could just be grease.
- Could be DNA.

This one yours or mine?

What?

No, that's yours.

Just making sure.

Let me take another look.

Yeah, this one hooks in the front.

My bra hooks on the back.
Plus, I'm a double-D so...

You needed the extra support, huh?

Always have.

Finally, a fellow smartass.

I'm Oleen.

Ah. I'm Jin.

You come around here often?
Actually, no.

My machines are dinosaurs.

Finally gave out.

Oh, sorry to hear that,
but if they hadn't,

you wouldn't have the pleasure
of meeting me.

Yeah, totally worth it to lose
a thousand bucks in appliances

to meet a guy I'll never see again.

You know, if you were younger,
I'd ask you out on a date.

And if you were a little older,

taller and a lot more handsome,

I'd ask you out for a date.

Touch�. That's a good one.

Be well, Jin.

I gotta say,
out of the thousands of people

I've met on this island,
you're definitely one of them.

Aw, thanks a lot, Oleen.

See you around.

Cool lady.

Hey. I was just texting Noelani

to see if she had an ETA
on the results of the DNA.

Yeah, um, so Jin said
that you invited him over,

which I did think was odd in
that we're in the middle of a case.

Okay, I meant "invited"
in the broader sense.

Did Magnum invite me over? No.

Have you both implied that
I'm welcome to come over

- whenever I want? Yes.
- No.

- No.
- Yeah, yeah. Yes!

No.

Anyway, I have some great news.

I met my N.S.S.M.

Uh, what is that?

Non-sexual soul mate.
You know, like you guys.

Jin, you're actually being
more ridiculous than usual,

if that's possible.

You guys should be so happy for me.

I met my Higgins.

Her name is Oleen,

and we started clicking right away.

Anyway, um, she left this sock

at the Fluff 'N Fold,
and I want to return it.

Why? People lose socks all the time.

There's no need to return it.

Agreed. Nothing is certain in life

but death, taxes and the odd rogue sock

left in the dryer.

It's not exactly a big deal, Jin.

I don't know, okay? It looks
like it's part of a uniform.

Like she's responsible for it.

Okay, Jin, but it's a sock.
I'm sure it's not a big deal.

Magnum,

you once told me that I'm the
most honest person you ever met.

I've never said that.

Fine, but you did say

this is my first honest business.

Why don't I start with just
balancing out the scales,

right all my wrongs?
I know that there's a lot.

It doesn't have to be
a big thing or a small thing.

I just want to return it.

Okay.

Enough said. How may we help you, Jin?

Well, I-I don't know anything.
Uh, no address.

I don't even have her full name.

Let me see the sock.

Uh, well, the insignia's

from the Palm Royal Hotel

in Waikiki. Maybe that can help.

You're right.
The housekeepers there wear

knee-highs like that.
Maybe she, uh, works there.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Y-You guys just said it out loud first.

You know, you beat me to the punch.

You're welcome, Jin.

Mmm.

It's Noelani. She said
she has to run more tests, but

the DNA shows
that it's from an Asian female.

Maui and Penna have done a lot
of crying,

but it looks like
there might actually be a wolf.

Maui and Penna said the
professor left six minutes ago.

We have no idea how long he'll be gone.

So we need to get in and out
as quickly as possible.

They're gonna keep watch
and text us if he comes back.

Charming little guest room.

Complete with zip ties.

The professor doesn't use the cloud,

so whatever's on this
computer could be helpful.

Yeah.

The last file saved was...

this photo on the desktop.

Noelani said that the DNA sample

she found was from an Asian female.

This photo was taken yesterday.
I mean, she's bruised,

but at least we know she was alive then.

Look at the background.
That photograph was taken

right here in front of the bookshelf.

It's Maui. Professor's back.

Okay, he went into the bathroom.

- We can make a run for it.
- No. If he sees us,

he'll know we're on
to him, and we'll lose

any advantage that we have.

I have an idea.

Grab my cell. It's in my back pocket.

Oh. Of course it is.

Easy. The other one.

Text Maui and Penna. Tell them

to create a distraction outside.

I need your thumb.

- You get it?
- Yeah.

He's coming back.

The mattress, zip ties,

photo of the Asian woman,
plus the DNA samples...

Yeah. We'll call him from the road.

I agree, it doesn't look good,
but it's all circumstantial.

Any lawyer in town
could explain it all away.

Even the DNA on the blanket.

Plus, with Maui and Penna's history,

they're not exactly reliable witnesses.

Yeah, but everything we're
finding supports their story.

Doesn't change the fact
that we don't have enough.

Okay, so what are we supposed
to do, just drop the case?

I didn't say that.

Now, we don't have enough
to bring the professor in,

but you can still keep tabs on him.

Then if you get some harder evidence,

we can move on him quickly.

Okay. We'll keep you posted.

Wow, can you believe this guy?

You'll never guess what this is full of.

Cash.

Nope. Cash.

It's full of cash.

I got to say,

I am impressed that your new
business is doing so well.

Yeah, Jin, you keep it up,

pretty soon you're gonna need
your own personal escort.

Rick, Rick, you know
I'm trying to turn the corner.

Not that kind of escort.

A security guard.

- Oh.
- Somebody big

but trustworthy to follow you around?

Oh, you fishing for a new job, TC?

I'm flattered,

but I'm busy. Yeah, you know

who might be into it is Murph.

- I'll give him a text.
- Oh. Awesome.

While you're at it,
can I ask for another favor?

You sound like Magnum right now.

Uh, that's false, my voice
is way sexier and you know it.

Anyway, I'm trying to track down

my new friend, Oleen.

We met at a laundromat.

She works at the Palm Royal,

and they refused to give me her number.

Yeah, no one's gonna give out
an employee's information.

Totally, but I was on Linkedln,

I was looking into some
of their employees,

and it turns out one of their managers

used to work for you
at the King Kamehameha.

Her name is Mahina Mao.

Oh, yeah, Mahina. She's great.

- I'll text her to see if I can get it.
- Cool. Thank you.

So how much of a cut are you getting

for cleaning all that money?

Five percent.

Five percent, huh? And, uh,
you always do the drops here?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's perfect.

It's safe, central.

- Free.
- Exactly!

I can treat it like an office

without actually having to pay for it.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Ten percent? Five percent.

- Five percent.
- Yeah, I can hear you.

My partner and I have agreed

to allow you to work out of La Mariana

for a five percent cut
of your five percent cut.

Okay, that is insane.

All right? There are plenty of bars

that would love to have my business.

What business?

You're not spending any money.

You're right. Fine, uh...

All right, but five percent's
way too much.

Let's negotiate.

Um, I'm willing
to give you three percent.

Three percent.

Hmm. 20%.

Are you dreaming?
You're a dreamer. All right,

I'm not gonna go a penny
above ten percent.

- Deal.
- Deal.

Cool.

Uhp. Mahina sent Oleen's info.

I'm texting it to you now.

Awesome. Um, I'll see you guys later.

Ten percent, Jin!

- Ten percent!
- Okay!

Got him.

Nice work.

Hey, Maui, thanks for coming.

Of course. Uh, Penna's
still keeping an eye

on the professor's house.

Okay, so, this woman
on the professor's computer...

Is she the same person you saw

getting dragged
out of the trunk of the car?

Uh, she had, uh, dark hair that length,

but I didn't see her face.

Do we know who she is?

We've run it through facial recognition

but we come up empty.

Penna, what's up?

Sorry, I-I just left to get some water.

When I got back he was
at his car. The professor...

He's taping up the window you smashed.

I think he's about to go somewhere.

Penna, we're gonna need you
to follow him.

- Can you do that?
- Uh, I'm uh, more of an observer.

Tailing is a Maui type thing.

Uh, but I'm not there.
This is all on you.

W-What if he spots me?
What if I lose him?

He's a killer.

He's almost done with the window.

Penna, you're a stay-at-home dad, right?

Yeah. Why?

Because I think most spouses
would be happy

to coast off their significant other,

But you chose to contribute
to your community, right?

To protect your wife and kids.

Now is your chance
to step up and do that.

You're right. I can do this.

Of course you can.

Now just keep a safe distance from him,

share your location with us

and we'll head to you and take over.

Okay?

Okay.

You got this, Penna.
Do it for the cul-de-sac.

We should be coming up on Penna now.

There.

Yeah, and the professor's
two cars ahead of him.

- How much longer?
- We're here, Penna.

You can peel off now.

You did it, Penna. You came through.

Thanks.

Looks We're passing Ka'a'awa.

Think we're going to the North Shore.

But why?

Don't know.

Oh, Noelani just texted me.

The blanket was covered in evidence.

Hair, sweat and blood.

She also found traces
of sedatives and opioids.

So this woman was drugged.

They all were.

Wait, w-what do you mean, "all"?

She found four separate DNA profiles

on the blanket.

All women, all drugged.

So the woman Maui and Penna saw

was only one of four?

We have to call Katsumoto.

That's more than enough
evidence to arrest him.

Yes, it is, but...

Why is there always a but?

Just hear me out, all right?

It's gonna take a while
for HPD to get here.

We have no idea
where the professor's headed.

We got to pull him over and
detain him until HPD gets there.

We can't afford to lose this guy.

Point taken.

Okay, how do you propose
we pull him over?

Easy peasy.

Easy peasy?

See? Easy peasy.

What do you think you're doing? Ow!

Restraining you.

Quite easily, I might add.

Yeah?

There was blood on the blanket.

DNA showed us from four
different women, All of which

had been drugged.

That's enough to pick him up.

Well, that's good,

because we already got him.

You disobeyed an order.

You just said it was enough
to pick him up.

The way I see it is we just obeyed

the order before you gave it.

Just send me your location,
don't let him

out of your sight until we arrive.

Copy that.

These scratches on your face look fresh.

Care to explain them?

Not unless you care to tell me
what this is all about.

We're private investigators.

And I'm guessing those scratches

came from one of the women you abducted.

Abducted?

You've got it all wrong.

Hey, hey. Hey, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay. Calm down.

I'm here to help. It's okay.

It's okay.

Watch your head.

Careful. It's all right.

Easy, easy.

You were saying?

HPD should be here any minute.

- Okay.
- How is she doing?

Well, she's calmer.

Have any idea what language she speaks?

I don't speak it, but
it sounds Vietnamese.

It is.

Oh, now you're trying to be helpful?

Depends on what you're investigating.

We're investigating a potential murderer

in your neighborhood.

You think I'm a murderer?

For somebody driving around

with a woman in his trunk,
y-you seem pretty shocked.

I wasn't gonna kill her.
I was trying to save her.

Save her? From what?

She was trafficked to the island
and being held as a sex worker.

What about the other three women?

H-How could you possibly know about...

We have our ways.

They were all forced into prostitution.

She's the first one I've been
able to free from their safe house.

The others I got back
by posing as a john.

I used prepaid cells
to set up appointments,

we'd meet at motels,
then I'd help them escape.

So by day you're a professor,

by night you're some kind
of hero, like Indiana Jones?

I was just looking
into trafficking on the island.

But once I saw what I saw,

I couldn't just write a paper on it.

If you're trying to help
these girls, how do you explain

the scratches all over your face?

She didn't know who I was.

She was drugged,
disoriented and panicked.

Same way she reacted
when you opened the trunk.

Okay.

If what you're saying is true,

why didn't you just go to the cops?

I couldn't. I already
have a record for solicitation

after being caught posing as a john.

They'd never believe me.

I know, it sounds crazy.

And the only person who
can verify your story

speaks a language that we don't.

I guess if we want
to hear her side of it,

we need somebody who speaks Vietnamese.

Yep.

It's okay.

Thank you. We'll take it from here.

It's okay.

She's scared.

It's okay. You're safe.

You're on the right track.

Find a translator.
You'll see my story checks out.

Jin. What are you doing here?

Oh, Oleen, y-you live here?
What a coincidence.

I was just going door-to-door
selling Tupperware and...

That's what my last stalker said.

You wish you had a stalker
as cute as me.

Seriously, how'd you find me?

Oh, well, you left this in
the dryer at the Fluff 'n Fold

and it looked like it was
a part of your uniform

so I tracked you down.

You tracked me down and came
all this way to return a sock?

That's absolutely moronic.

I know, but I was worried

that they were gonna
take it out of your salary.

They actually would've.

It's only 11 bucks, but...

these days, every dollar counts.

Thank you.

Tutu!

Ah, that's Lena, my granddaughter.

- She's ten.
- My bad. Am I interrupting?

No, no, no, it's fine.
Lena's mother is in rehab,

so she's staying with me.

So you're raising a ten-year-old?

On my own, while working
at the Palm Royal.

Not gonna lie, it's been tough.

But when family's in need,
you press pause

on your life to get theirs
back on track.

Yeah. I can relate.

Really? How many grandkids do you have?

Seven.

No, but, uh, I did grow
up with younger sisters

and my parents weren't around, so...

I did what I had to and, uh,
made sure that they were okay.

Tutu!

I got to get going.

But thanks for coming all this way.

Of course.

And if you ever need anything,
I-I'll be...

This is the hand I've been dealt.

But thank you.

Yeah. Of course.

Her name is Minh.

Minh. Good.

Can you ask her why
she was in the trunk?

She was hiding.

Hiding from who?

She was hiding from the bad men.

Bad men?

Like the man who was driving
the car that you were in?

No. He saved her.

Guess he really is Indiana Jones.

Yeah, bring in Professor Bar.

Yep.

Now, I know it's difficult,

but if she could tell us anything

about what she experienced,
it could be helpful.

She came from Vietnam

on a work visa...

...with the promise of a job.

But when she arrived...

...she realized that she was a prisoner,

forced into a life of prostitution.

She would still be locked at...

in "scary house"

if the man hadn't saved her.

Does she remember

the location of the scary house?

No. She's not from here...

...and she was drugged.

Her name is Minh.

She confirmed your story.

We believe you.

Professor.

Where was she held, exactly?

I have the address in my phone.

It's an old campsite in Waialua.

That's on the other side
of the island. We need to move.

Yeah.

Move! Go, go, go!

- Move in.
- Go.

Clear.

Clear!

Clear!

All clear!

Let's go.

They're gone.

When they realized Minh was missing

they probably got spooked.

- So the rest of the women...
- Could be anywhere by now.

- They left because I took Minh.
- Don't worry. We'll find them.

Do you know where they
operated out of before this camp?

No. But even if I did,
how would that help?

If we knew their previous
locations, we might be able

to form a pattern and figure out
where they may have gone.

I learned about this place

from the girls I freed from the motel.

But it's the only place I know.

Those women that you freed...

They could know something.
Are any of them still on the island?

Uh, two of them returned home,
but one is still here

at a nonprofit I work with,
The Freedom House.

They help women who've been trafficked.

Okay, we need to head there.

- We good?
- Looks great.

Thanks a lot, my man.

Okay, so that's $900 for me...

...and $100 for...

the house.

Jin, I've never seen you look so down

when holding so much cash in your hand.

Yeah, you okay, bro?

Yeah. No, not really.

I've been thinking about Oleen.

Turns out she's really down on her luck.

Well, I'm sure she appreciated
you going so far

out of your way to return that sock.

You know, when someone's struggling,

every little bit helps.

Yeah, that's kind of what she said.

Look at you, balancing
the karmic scales.

Easy, big guy. I returned a sock.

It's not gonna make much of an impact.

So what are you gonna
do with your profits?

I don't know. I haven't
really thought about it.

You know, you should reinvest.

Maybe get your own dryer.

Good thinking. Don't you know a guy

- at H&H Appliance?
- I do.

Tiny. Yeah, I bet he could
get you one wholesale.

No more trips to the Fluff 'N Fold.

Huh? What do you think?
You want me to call him?

Jin?

Jin.

You know what, guys,

I have something else in mind.

I'll see you guys later.

After we got away,
I'd keep them off the grid

until I could bring them here.

Which is why you transported
them in the trunk.

Yeah.

Aloha. I understand
your situation's urgent,

so we'll get right to it.
Chunua's this way.

She speaks English, so
we know she's from China,

but she refuses to go home
until her younger sister,

Chenguang, is also freed.

Chunua,

these people need to
ask you some questions.

- I try help.
- Thank you.

Can you remember the places
where you were held?

They drug us. Hard remember.

I understand this is difficult,

but, um, any little detail could help.

Pauha...

Street.

There's hundreds of houses on Pauha.

Is there anything about the house,

maybe something in the front
yard that you can remember?

Tree.

More than other house.

Okay.

So, this is Pauha.

We'll start at the end

and go south, okay?

That one.

There?

- That it.
- Okay.

4252 Pauha Avenue.

So we have this house
and the barn in Waialua.

There's not a lot of data points,

but I'll see what I can come up with.

That's interesting.

Both of those places were listed

in the temporary sublet section

of the same housing rental website.

That's smart.

It's the least-regulated way
to secure a place quickly.

Especially if you pay in cash.

And there's one e-mail address
that responded

to both of those listings.

And the same e-mail

recently responded to another listing.

It's a warehouse on Sand Island.

That's got to be it.

Down! Get down!

On the ground! Down, down!

On the floor, now!

Right there! Hands behind your back,
don't you move!

Take it easy, guys.

You! Do not move!

- This one, right here. Right here.
- Get off!

All right, check him.

Hopefully Chunua's sister is in there.

Well, we'll soon find out.

Higgins.

Come on!

Back off or she's dead.

Let her go, I'll let you go.

She's the only reason you won't shoot.

Yeah, maybe.

Come on, it's a fair trade.

You set her free, I'll put my gun down.

You first.

Put your gun down, then I'll let her go.

All right, you got a deal.

The moment my gun touches the ground,

she goes free.

Sorry.

Changed my mind.

Could you have waited any longer?

You sound rather vexed

for someone whose life I just saved.

You didn't save my life.
It was a tactic.

Says the man who would literally be dead

were it not for me.

Don't.

Don't do it.

- No. No! A proud sponsor
- Hey.

- No! Boss... no here!
- What's going on?

She's saying we didn't
get the guy in charge.

He no here.

He no... He gone!

He no here!

No, no! He no here!

Please, please. Must find...

bad man.

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Three times in one day?

I know. Lucky you, right?

How you doing, Jin?

Good.

I mean, great.

I started a new business

and I'm already in the black.

That's wonderful! I'm so happy for you.

Oh, thank you. Yeah, my friend told me

to reinvest my profits
back into the company,

but I made a better decision.

Finally gonna fix those eyebrows?

What's wrong with my eyebrows?

Just kidding!

That was a good one!

Here.

What is this?

Open it.

I don't understand.

I want you to have it.

Jin, I can't accept this.
You barely know me.

Yeah, but I know what it's like
raising a family member

who wasn't supposed
to be your responsibility.

And I know you don't know me that well,

but this new business
is the best decision I've made

in a very long time,

and it'd really mean a lot to me

if I could start it off with a gift.

I...

I don't know what to say.

You don't know
how much this means to me.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

So, Freedom House,

they're gonna try
and help each and every one

- of the girls return home.
- Wow, that's great.

You two did good. Really good.

Thank you.

You know who else did good, though?

Maui and Penna.

Rick, can I get
a bucket of bottles, please?

You got it.

- Thanks.
- There you go, brother.

Gentlemen.

Detective.

I just wanted to say that,
uh, because of you,

bad guys are behind bars,

and a lot of innocent women are free.

- Thank you for your help. Cheers.
- Cheers to that.

Jin.

- Hey, Jin!
- Hey! What's up?

Hey, you want a cold one, my brother?

Oh, I'd love to, but I'm a
little light on cash right now.

Hang on, I thought you said
you had a great first week.

Oh, I did, but I gave
all my profits to Oleen.

You know, I'm supposed
to be humble about it, but...

I'm getting this huge sense
of... What's the feeling?

Pride?

Pride. That's it. Pride.

Or hunger. Hunger-pride.

Combination. More... m-mostly pride.

You know, I did a good thing.

That's what heroes do, Magnum.
You wouldn't understand.

You know what, Jin,

I'm gonna let that slide.

I'm gonna buy you a beer. Oh.

And I got to say,
the business you're running

is fantastic, and you can quote
me on that on your website.

Really? Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

Ah. Katsumoto.
Magnum just said that I had

the best business on the island

and that CEOs would be idiots

if they didn't trust me
with all their money.

I didn't say that.

- Basically.
- Mm... no.

Ballpark.

Back me up. One time.

Come on, you definitely implied it.