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Netscape,
a web browsing software

developed by Sun Microsystems.

It's the future of the Internet.

Exactly the idea I've been waiting
for to get you on the books.

It's currently valued
at 20 a share.

Most of my clients are buying
blocks of ten to 20,000.

I'm not suggesting
we jump in that big today.

What I am suggesting
is that we start small,

and you can judge me
on percentage gains.

Yes, of course.

I'll do that right away.

Nadia, Mr. Wells on one.

I could, Mr. Friedman,
but look...

Hold on, let me close the door.

There are 15 brokers
trying to overhear this.

Now, look, what did you do with the
last information packet I sent you?

That stock went from 30 to 65.

I suggest we step in and pick up 500
shares in Netscape at 20 a share.

Mr. Thalberg, line one.

Mr. Kent, would this account be
individual, joint or corporate?

Corporate.

Congratulations. Mr. Kent.

Be in touch.

- Mikey Markovich, prince of the one-call close.
- Thanks, Ricky.

You could write a bestseller.

Hey, I think I'll do that.

Frank Watkins called.

Oh, leave that.
He's on his way up.

- Cousin Alex?
- Hey, that's Mr. Pushka to you.

Put your clothes on.

All right. Let's go, come on.

I'll kick it off.

I thought this was my pitch.

I'll start
and then bring you in.

Which one do you think
is the little spoon?

It all starts with
a shell company.

Company X announces that it created
a pill that cures the common cold.

Stock goes through the roof.

Then the FDA says the pill gives you
AIDS or ball cancer or some shit.

The stock drops
to three cents a share.

Company X closes its doors,

but the stock
still exists on paper.

It's now a shell company.
You follow?

No one's buying the stock now
because it's tainted.

But with a little rebranding,

no one will know.

No one except for the Feds.

We have a plan for that, too.

It's not enough to rebrand it.

You have to start
a new corporation.

Simple, classy corp will do.

And you find one
of these shell companies

and you buy their
entire floater stock.

Twenty to 40 grand should do it.

The you file a form eight-K
with the SEC,

and you have yourself a publicly
traded company that you control.

It's called a reverse merger.

Then you get...

Then you get your soldiers
out there and start

pumping out shares
of this new stock.

Once the entire float
gets snapped up,

we stop supporting the issue.

It tanks to zero,

and we're on to the next.

Why not just
take the corporation public

and avoid all this bullshit?

What?

Because, you fucking mook,

to take it public, it needs
a valid business plan.

Right? Earnings to report,
a product or a service to offer.

We're not selling
fucking sporting goods here.

Let's get to it. Come on.

So, what do you think?

He is sharp.

He is an important asset
to my team.

You're not on his team?

Let's give this to him.

I can headline this.

Mike's savvy,
but he needs direction.

I have
something else for you.

Michael.

Ricky tells me
you're doing well.

He showed me a lot.

How's your grandfather?
I haven't seen him in far too long.

Only guy I know who gets
stronger the older he gets.

Give him my regards.

I will.

Okay, I'll put you through
to my secretary.

Frank called again.

What?

I've been calling you all day.

That's why I'm here.
Sounded important.

I'm pullin' out.

Is there a problem?

It's been two months
and no returns.

I understand. Frank, listen.

Now's not the best time to
clear your account with us.

Okay, Mike.

Here's the thing.

I'm pretty sure you guys are
into some shit over there.

Maybe some of it legit,
but not all of it.

I've got mortgage payments,

my son's tuition, alimony.

I can't risk it anymore.

I'm cashing out.

All 85,000?

All of it.

Frank, come on.
Just give me one month.

- Mike.
- Frank.

Mike.

I'll transfer
your money tonight.

Thank you.

Let's go, you muppets.

Time to shoot people.

I got dinner at 8:00.

- Pappy's cooking.
- Wayne's closes in an hour.

Let's go. Come on.

Hey, how did things
go with Frank?

Uh, not so good.

He's cashing out.

Jesus, Mike.
You're an evil shot.

I love this Beretta.

Nice show.

Yeah, Mike.
You shot him in the dick.

The thing is when I went
to transfer Frank's funds,

- his account was empty.
- Whoa.

Why are you transferring
his funds?

You should be down there trying
to make him invest more.

I mean, that's called your job.

Are you mad at me
'cause you can't shoot?

Look, I'm not supposed to
say anything,

but Pushka sees real potential
in this new thing.

All right? He's gonna bump me
up, but I need to know

that I've got guys
I can rely on.

Hey. You've got me.

I'll look into Frank's account,
must be a glitch.

Misha.

Judi!

Come in.

I have something for you.

- This was Misha's.
- Aww!

And these were Misha's.

We're having a girl.

They're beautiful, Stella.
Thank you.

- Ugh.
- He's in the kitchen.

Misha!

Just in time.

Oh, great.

Slice some bread. Eh?

I still speak Russian, Pap.

You are a practice
for my English.

Just "practice," no article.

Hmm. Mmm.

You hear that outside?

Cops.

How do you know?

They use .22s.

That sound, I'm fluent.

Hmm.

Oh. Thank you.

Misha, come.

Look at him.

Like a boy
with his mouth open.

In this country,
people are children till 50.

Not you, though, huh?

He'll get sicker.

You know what?

It is more money than we have

when we left Ukraine
after your parents died.

But Misha, we don't need
any more of these envelopes.

You have a daughter coming.

It's for Baba's treatment.

It is
because we have not grown.

It is because of 12 years
of trickle-down economics.

We've gone from first to 12th
in the world in wages.

We had four years where we
produced no private sector jobs.

Most people are working harder
for less money

than they were making
ten years ago.

It is because we're in the grip
of a failed economy here.

This fish has tanked.

We sold almost a million of it.

- We should be getting a bigger cut.
- Mmm.

Profits.

Hi, Mike.
Ricky wants to see you.

Mike, come on in.
How's Judi?

Bigger every day.

You know we're done with
this stock. This shit's at zero.

The next shell's gonna take
some time to find.

I can't have you sitting idle.

I got a job for you...

in LA.

What am I doing in LA?

Appointment with the Dentist.

The Dentist?

He's starting a business in LA.
Needs help pitching the idea to investors.

What kind of business?

Uh, a real one.

How long will I be there?

- A week. Tops.
- Shit.

You know I got a baby coming
in like two weeks, right?

Can I pitch it over the phone?

Oh, he needs you
to train some of his guys.

Judi will understand when you come
back with a piece of the company.

- Can I bring the guys?
- You won't need them.

Come on, it'll go faster.

I'll just bring Boone.

You'd have to share
your cut with him.

Better that
than missing the birth.

All right.

Who is this Dentist?

Not this Dentist.
The Dentist.

Guy's a legend.

Pappy used to tell me about him.

Why do they call him that?

It's just a nickname.

Uh-huh.
And he wants you to do what?

Same thing I'm doing here.

Except it's a real company,
and I get a percentage.

Be gone a week. Tops.

You are aware that this person
comes out of me any day now.

That's what this is all about.

How's that?

Things are slowing
down at work.

Plus, we got Baba's treatment,
rent on this place...

- I'm still working, remember?
- Baby.

I'm thinking long-term.

I want us to move to the city.

I even looked at a school
on the Upper West Side.

- It's called Ethical Culture.
- What's wrong with Lincoln?

It's unethical.

This is a step up for me.

This is a legitimate business.

I turn this down now,
it might not come again.

I thought this wasn't about you.

It's about us.

I don't know how you boys do
it, living in Brighton.

It's like Moscow in the '30s.

That's what I like about it.

Set you up very nice
for the weekend.

Which hotel?

No hotel. Slava's place.

We're on
a bit of a tight schedule.

We need to be back in NY
after the weekend.

Chill out, man.
You're in California now.

Hey, look, it's Cedars-Sinai.

That's where, uh,
Kurt Cobain's daughter was born.

That's it.
Boone has the right attitude.

Yes, sir.

Misha.

You made it.

- Mike.
- Hey.

- Slava.
- Boone.

Hi. Come on. Come in, come in.

Yeah.

So, gentlemen,
make yourself at home.

Nice.

I want
to show you something.

400 years of warfare.

So you know how strong a man
has to be to use this in battle?

Feel the weight,
big bear.

- Wow.
- Huh?

Swing it.
Go on, swing it.

Imagine breaking
a head with this.

Difficult enough.

- What the fuck is that?
- Ah.

17th century.

Yes. I call this one, "Shoot first.
Ask questions later."

Bam!

That's a good one.

Is that a Beretta?

The finest of its kind.

Go on, pick it up.

Mmm.

- Nice.
- Damn right.

Lunch?

Bless you, Mama.

Mmm.

So I bring you guys here
to begin a special company.

A real company.

What's the product?

Cafe.

- What, like Starbucks?
- Misha.

Are you a person who says
it's already in existence,

or are you a person
who says, "I want to be king"?

King, I guess.
Shall we discuss the terms?

I come to this paradise

for the sunshine.

Outside, I have lemon tree,

avocado tree,
pomegranate tree.

Come. Go ask her again.

She doesn't interrupt
when men talk.

Okay.

So, Mama is deaf.

She won't hear the big bear
second time either.

So, simple job.

One, raise capital

and teach my guys
how to pitch company.

I invest seed money,
but we're gonna need more.

Two, send all paperwork
to government.

Three, go home
with five percent.

How it sounds?

Sounds like a deal.

We're going to make
a lot of money.

- Hey, you've got to spend it to make it.
- Yeah.

Hey, but, you know, I'm not like
one of your "straight" clients.

I, I don't hold my money in the
bank or under the floorboards.

Okay. So?

My man Georgi holds it
in a store in West Hollywood.

So you and Ruslan go pick up the
cash, bring it to the office.

We go to work.

Let's do it.

Ruslan!

- Can I help you?
- Georgi.

- Yes?
- I'm Mike.

Okay, Mike.

- I'm a friend of Slava's?
- Slava?

What's he send
you here for?

He didn't tell you
we were coming?

He doesn't tell me nothing.

- I tell him.
- Maybe there's been some miscommunication.

I'm here to pick
up his money.

Mmm. Who
the fuck are you?

I'm his business manager.

No cause for alarm.

See? I'm in
investments.

What do you call him?

He's my driver.

Mmm. Your driver
is cause for alarm.

Listen, I'm just here
to pick up Slava's cash.

He said you were
holding on to it.

If you want,
you can call him.

Why should I call him?

Do you think he sent us
down here for no reason?

- I don't deal in hypotheticals.
- And I don't deal in degenerate Georgian cunts.

Hey! Hey, hey, hey!

Is there a problem here?

- Doesn't concern you.
- Hey, this is my favorite poker machine.

So I say it does.

No! Fuck! Oh, fuck!

Come on! Come on, Boone.

Fuck, I'll check
in the back.

Give me the fucking
car keys!

Come on! Come on!

Right, right, right. Come on!

Come on, come on...

Fuck it!

Hold on, Boone.

Hang on, Boone.
It's fine.

Hang the fuck on, man.

- Expect to be going home.
- You're fine. It's going to be okay.

Just stay with me.
Stay with me.

Help! Help!

Help! Help!

Help!

Come on!

Misha Yevgeny Markovich,
4917 Mermaid Ave., Brighton Beach.

Married, no children.

Sales associate of
Jalem Investments.

Sound like you?

So, what were you doing
at that pawn shop?

I was shopping.

This is what I have.

Three dead bodies,
including the man found in your car.

- Mr. Grigory Boone.
- I was trying to save him.

What about the other two?

- I don't know 'em.
- Did you shoot them?

- No.
- So who shot Mr. Boone?

I'd like to see my lawyer.

That is your right.

Before you do, I should tell you
that the two victims in the pawnshop,

Georgi Lebedev
and one Anton Cherapakov,

killed with the same gun.

That gun was
found at the scene.

Your prints are
all over it.

- What?
- This looks bad, Mike.

Double homicide.

Maybe you did it.
Maybe you didn't.

But I got this nagging suspicion
there was someone else there,

with you,
besides Mr. Boone.

Who might that have been?

In here.

Ah! Uh, would you
excuse us, Detective?

- Who are you?
- My name's Jacob Strauss.

I handle Mr. Pushka's
legal affairs.

District attorney has briefed me
on the details of your arrest.

So he told you my
prints were on the gun?

He did.

- It's a lie.
- Report is clear.

I didn't kill anyone.

You're charged with homicide.

I'll convince the DA to take
it down to manslaughter.

Why would he do that?

They have no witnesses,
no motive.

I mean, this is a case
of whatever we tell the DA.

Whom I know well.

Now, with your permission, I'd like
to plead this down to manslaughter.

You'll be sentenced
to a maximum of ten years.

With good behavior,
you'll be out in six.

Mr. Strauss,
I didn't do this.

Slava sent me
to that store.

Ruslan killed those men.

Are you prepared
to testify to that?

Coming out.

You look like a man.

I'm so proud of you.

Practicing your
articles, Pap?

It's your daughter.
Six-year-old.

But she speaks English
like that.

Six years, Misha.

It's a drop, uh,
in a bucket.

You made a mistake,

but you can
still have a life.

I didn't make a mistake.

What do you mean?

I didn't kill anyone.

Hi, girls.

Lana,

this is your father.

I thought he was away.

I was, sweetheart.
But I'm back now.

For good.

Go to the kitchen, Lana.
We'll be right there.

Is Uncle Ricky coming?

Not tonight, sweetheart.

You hungry?

Why did she
call him that?

You know, he's been
helping us out.

Pushka's been
helping us out.

I didn't know Ricky
was around so much.

Hey, she's a kid.

What's she gonna call him?
Mr. Zhukov?

She knows him better
than she knows me.

Give it time.

You should have
let her visit me.

One day, you two
will talk about it.

The important thing
now is that you're home.

I got a job
for you... in LA.

We're going to make...
a lot of money.

Be good.

I'll meet you here after school.

- Morning, Lana.
- Hi.

Nice girl.

Are you her father?

- Yeah.
- I'm Mrs. Cole.

Nice to meet you.

Why haven't we
seen you around here?

I've been away.

Well, if you ever want to attend
a parent-teacher conference...

might be good for you.

Thanks.

Has been good to
see you out, Mikey.

You too.

What's this?

It's from me, Ricky, Kat,
all guys in the office.

Help you get on your feet.

What about Boone's family?

We took care of him.

Take it, Mikey.

Buy yourself a fucking haircut.

Hey, listen.

I got a favor to ask.

Yeah, sure, Mike.

You're still at
the office, right?

Yeah. Why?

Can you check on
something for me?

Hey, Mike.

- Welcome home.
- Thanks, Ryan.

I miss you, Mike.

Me too.

Hey, Ricky.

Hmm.

Welcome home, brother.

It's good to be back.

Join us.

Hey, sweetheart. Get these two,
whatever they want tonight.

All right?

Indeed.

Looks like you're
doing all right?

The show must go on, right?

- Come, sit.
- Ah.

Be a minute. Bathroom.

Misha...

Sorry, Kat.

You all right?

I'm all right.

Not sure about you, though.

Just trying to get on my feet.

We'll figure it out.

Hmm?

You're a talented guy.

We missed you.

Hey, put in a word
for me with Pushka.

Put it yourself...

unless you see him.

Check your mailbox
tomorrow night.

Thanks, Lenny.

What's this all about?

I'll tell you soon.

Michael.

I'm glad you're home.

Come join us. Sit down.

Tell me,
what would you like to drink?

Tito's.

You lost your taste
for native product?

My cellmate smuggled a lot in.

I also did six years...

in a place called Kresty.

It was the greatest
experience of my life.

Knowing the limits
of our strength...

brings us peace.

You have suffered.

But it's over now.

Let it all go.

I wanna speak to you
about getting back to work.

I can't have you selling stocks
because of your record,

but I have
something else.

What's that?

Italians are fucking with us
in LA.

- I heard.
- Slava needs guns...

wholesale, but they have to come
from here in the States.

What do I know
about arms dealing?

You're a resourceful man,
and you know how to make a deal.

I appreciate that...
but I'm on parole.

I understand.

I thought you might be able to
help me find something here.

Hmm, maybe a waiter.

No.

We'll find you something better.

Welcome home.

No, thanks. I don't like caviar.

It's $200 a spoon.

Leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

Is this about Ricky?

I know it was him.

You don't know that.
And you need to let this go.

Let it go?

How can you say that?

I should fucking kill him.

Mike...

You were not the only one
who went through those years.

We all did it with you.

Lana didn't have her father.
I didn't have a husband.

It wasn't easy for anyone.

But you're home now.

And we have got to move on.

I am begging you...

to let this go.

You have to.

Promise me.

Say you'll let this go.

Okay.

Say it.

Well, I'll be goddamned.

Did I say you could sit?

That's a start. I will
get you the rest when I can.

It's a little late.

Ricky never delivered
your payment, did he?

You're one hell of
an investigator.

When I went to
get my money back,

Ricky said you stole it
and skipped town.

He would say that.

If you didn't steal it,
why're you paying me back?

Just trying to
make things right.

I'm in.

In for what?

I thought you wanted to be
a hairdresser.

Looks like you could use one.

The guns.

You have an idea?

Texas.

You know someone in Texas?

Remember the Tito's guy
I told you about?

Well, Kat will tell you
what we need and when.

Mikey fucking Markovich.

- Randy fucking Rhodes.
- Come on.

When did you get out?

Few weeks back.

Market close
early today?

Hmm.

Re-mark it.

Consuela.

In the rag trade now?

Oh, just renting a room. Right?

How many?

30 in stock.

And this one?

Good eye.

It's military grade.

This here is
an AR/M4 carbine.

Short barrel, front sight,
rear sight...

charging handle on the back...

forward assist, dust cover...

magazine release...

and a bolt catch release.

How much for everything?

Let's see. 250 per Beretta,
1,000 for the AR. So, 17,500.

How about 15, I take them all?

That works for me.

I'm ready for you tomorrow.

Do I need a background check?

I'll be a minute.

Yeah, meet you outside.

Kat... It's Mike.

I know. It says on the phone.

Oh... yeah.

And don't use my name.

Sorry. I just wanna
let you know...

I filled the order.

The whole thing?

Whole thing, at a discount.

I'm impressed, Misha.

Where's it going?

To a friend in LA.

He's got a warehouse
in Long Beach.

I need you there
in three days.

Got it.

Nice shooting.

I'm getting there.

Oh, I'd say you there.

I like this one.

Keep it, we'll call it
a loyalty program.

Thanks.

Hey, listen...

I gotta deliver these to LA.

Can you come with me?

Drive you there?

It will be another five grand
for your troubles.

Who're you delivering to?

You remember Slava?

The coffee guy?

Shit, Mike. The fuck you
get me into?

You Mike?

That's me.

Who's this?

That's Fred.

Okay, Mike and Fred.

Well, they seem nice.

Much obliged.
Drop you at the airport?

Mike?

I'll get a rental.

Gotta see an old friend.

Thanks for the ride.

Old friend, huh?

Great to see you, Randy.
I'll be in touch.

Be careful.

Actually, we're open.

Is Russell here?

Can I help you with something?

Best if I speak to the manager.

Dad?

Go in the back and do
your homework, sweetheart.

Why so tense, Russell?

Thought you'd be happy
to see me.

Yeah, I'm fucking delighted.

But I'm not
in that line of work anymore.

So those are just flowers
you delivered to Slava?

His mother.
That old bitch really loved him.

So when did you open this place?

About six years ago.

And Slava just let you go?

He agreed that if I did the Georgi
job, he would.

What's so special
about that job?

I thought it was just a pickup.

- Turned ugly.
- I remember.

- So he let me go.
- After the job?

Yeah.

You just said he agreed to
let you go before the job.

Did I?

Yeah, you did.

I did as I was told.

I'm not gonna beg you
for my life. Your problem's with Slava.

If you're gonna kill me,
kill me.

Otherwise, I have a volcano
to go build with my daughter.

I'm gonna go back there now,
pretend I never saw you.

Hello, again, Mike.

Hey, Dima.

Give me the gun, Mike.

Come take a ride with us.

I already have a car.

All right. All right.

Machine Gun Mike.

Slava.

How've you been?

I've been well, thanks.

I heard you go someplace
for a little while.

Six years. No biggie.

Hmm.

So, uh,
you like the smell of flowers?

Just wanted to catch up.

- About what?
- About your coffee business.

How's that going? Thriving?

Misha, Misha.

I like you.

I really do.

You just should have let it go.

People keep saying that.

Well, people are right.

Oy vey!

Ah, fuck!

So, about that coffee business.

Fuck you.

Forget the coffee.
What did Ricky pay you to set me up?

Georgi wasn't holding
any money for you.

Ruslan was there to kill him.

It wasn't him.

And that gun
with my prints on it.

That was from your collection.

Nice touch.

Old friends, huh?

You following me now?

Fuck!

I've got some gauze
in the truck.

That ought to hold you for a couple of hours.

- Thanks... for everything.
- Yeah.

Do you want me to take you
to the airport?

Or you got another friend
you gotta see.

Shit.

Come on, bud.

From six years ago.

Frank Watkins calls me,
asks me for his money back.

I tell Ricky.

He sends me to LA
to work with Slava.

And I get sent on
some bullshit pickup

that gets Boone killed
and lands me in jail.

The next week, the same amount
that Frank invested

is transferred into
someone else's account.

Ricky was stealing from Frank,

not just convincing him
to buy shady stock.

He was putting
your whole operation at risk

and I found out about it.

Why would Slava get involved?

Slava was in debt to Georgi
and wanted him gone.

The two of them cooked up this
scheme and I'm the fall guy.

You really made a mess.

Slava's dead and my whole
LA operation is compromised.

He compromised that
when he betrayed me.

So you say.

There's some other explanation?

Is Slava not enough for you?

Now you want to kill
my top earner?

What would you do?

Michael...

If you fuck with my business
any more than you already have,

it won't end well.

Get the fuck out.

He's right, you know?

Get out.

I'm bleeding!

It's okay, sweetie. It's okay.

It's... It's you.

- It's you, Mike.
- You take her. You take her.

Can you hold onto her
for a second?

- Let me look at it.
- Don't worry. I got this.

- Mike, let me see it.
- It's nothing. It's no big...

- Let me see it.
- It's no big deal.

What the fuck happened?

It's just a cut.

Mike, I'm a nurse.
That's a fucking knife wound.

What did you do?

I got mugged.

- What were you doing...
- Don't worry.

What were you doing in LA?

I told you,
I was running an errand for Pushka.

An errand where you got stabbed?

I already said,
I got mugged.

Why are you lying to me?

- Is this about Ricky?
- No.

I'm gonna take Lana home.

Just leave us alone for a while.

Ju... Judi...

Easy.
We're gonna head out, okay?

- I'm gonna take her home.
- Fuck!

You're going to lose her, Misha.

You keep this up...

one day you come home...

she will be gone.

What am I supposed to do?

Get the cognac.

Oi, Pap...

You sure this is still alcohol?

You know,
I should probably get home.

Judi will be waiting up.

You hope so.

You should lock your doors
on a stakeout, Boris.

Toss the gun.

Give me your phone.

- Drive.
- Where?

You know where.

Hey, Rick.

Mike.

Let's talk.

I don't know how we got here.

Should have killed me
the first time round.

We were friends,
like we are friends.

I didn't want you dead.
Just distracted.

You're out, Mike.

Slava's gone. Things can go back
to the way they were.

What about Boone?

You forget who wanted him there.

I'm sorry about your friend,
but he's not coming back.

What do you want? Mike?

Do you wanna come back
to the brokerage?

We could figure that out.

Some money?

One last drink, then.

It's been six years,
you little bitch.

WIXA, Channel 16 News.

We are here in Brighton Beach,
outside popular nightclub Tatiana,

where, just this morning,
we received news

that a body was discovered
in the basement

with a gunshot wound
to the chest.

Police have identified the
victim as one Richard Zukhov,

a 41-year-old resident
of the area.

Mr. Zhukov,
a Wall Street broker

and frequent patron
of the club,

was reported to have ties
to the Russian mafia.

- Mike.
- Yeah?

What the fuck did you do?

Hey, sweetie, let's finish
this game up tomorrow.

- No.
- Now, Lana.

It's okay.

Mind telling me why you're losing
your shit in front of our daughter?

What happened to Ricky?

What do you mean?

They found him shot dead
near the boardwalk.

You killed him.

You fucking killed him.

You need to get out.

This is my house.

Lana is in danger because
of you. Now get the fuck out.

I'm not going anywhere.

We can talk about this
after you've calmed down.

Get the fuck out.

Whoa, whoa.

Jude, what the fuck?

You're not gonna shoot me.

Get out.

Paps.

Misha.

What the hell are you doing?

I've been looking for you.

I came to say goodbye.

I gotta disappear for a while.

The men who betrayed me
are dead.

The accounts are square.

Accounts are never square.

Misha.

Go, Misha, move.

Paps.

Paps.

Help! Help!

No.

Help!

I will take care of him.

I will take care of him.
You better go.

Go out the back.
Go out the back.

I'm so sorry, Mike.

Come on. Let's go, Michael.

Go where?

Let's get a drink.

You go ahead.

You sure?

Yeah.

Just need some time.

Hey, Ryan.

Thanks for the soup.

What are you still doing here?

I didn't know where else to go.

I am sorry about Pappy.

I know how much you loved him.

That why you came?

To say sorry?

No.

Came to tell you we're leaving.

Today.

Right now.

Judi.

Pushka's men came to our house
last night, Mike,

looking for you.

They threatened me.

They threatened our daughter.

I can't trust you
to keep us safe.

I don't believe
anything you say.

Pappy's death, all of this,
it's on you.

Where is Lana?

She's at my mother's.

Can I see her?

No.

I won't do that to her.

We're going.

And I'm not telling you where.

And if you care at all about us,

you won't try to find us

and you won't call.

It's over.

Who is it?

It's Mike.

To your grandfather.

Mike, I...

He had nothing to do with this.

I know,
but you could have stopped it.

What would you have done?

I don't know.

You believe me, don't you?

I do.

Then help me.

You need to think this through.

You're gonna have
a whole army after you.

Not if you're with me.

Hello.

Call Ruslan.
Tell him to clean up his mess.

I want him down tomorrow night.

I hear he's retired.

Retired.

The man sells flowers.

Call him now.

Tell me when it's done.

They'll be at the safe house?

Yes.

Hello.

Ruslan, do you know who this is?

Yes.

Cousin needs you
in town tomorrow.

I am retired.

He knows that.

Who's the guy?

He visited you last week.

Mmm-hmm.

Send me the address.

Don't fucking move.

Told me you did six years
in Kresty.

You wish you hadn't done it.

Michael...

You run as long as you can.

But this is the beginning
for you.

Not the end.

So you turned down
the MFI deal?

Yeah.

No good.

How so?

It's a chop. They want us
to sell it for them.

You get 20%.

Chop's played out.
The SEC is onto us.

Too much risk.

We have other deals.

I have something for you.

From Odessa.

Thanks.

The Italians attacked us
again last night,

this time in Sheepshead.

Got two more of our guys.

We don't have time
to cook up new deals.

We need guns. Now.

- Talk to Randy.
- Already did.

He got picked up last week.
He's out on bail,

which we put up,
and he's gonna need Strauss

who we'll pay for.

So I need you to call MFI

and tell them we'll sell
their shitty stock at 30%.

We had a deal.

I run finance.

You handle other business.

Mmm. Technically,
Lenny runs finance,

and you're the janitor.

Technically.

News of cousin's death
has gotten around.

And?

And some of the older guys are

not so happy about it.

And they can't be
too happy with you.

Oh, what did I have
to do with it?

Make that deal.

Hi, this is Judi and Lana.
Leave a message.

Hey, Jude...

It's me.

Tried you a couple of times.

It's over now, Jude.

It's all over.

We're safe.

I'm back at the firm.

I'm running it.

Just like we talked about.

Everything's gonna be great.

Everything is great...