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Manny used to always say that

Smurf will climb over
her own kids

just to keep from drowning.
You're not even her kid.

- You have a storage unit?
- The boys don't know about it, and neither do you.

You've been skimming off
our work.

You really think I have more,
don't you?

You're paying me back
before they know it's gone.

Got your money right here.

You wouldn't do
what needed to be done.

- He was gonna take the money!
- "Like family" isn't family.

Leave Nicky alone, please!

Did they hurt you?

You're gonna be a caterer?

Our way in, man, for the yacht
heist we've been talking about.

You're looking
at Eric Miller.

How does someone like Cath
just disappear?

Doesn't mean
they can't be found,

just depends on how bad
you want it.

They asked if I had an alibi,
as if I had something to do

with stealing
the mission drive money.

It's gonna be fine.

And the checks?

- I say we don't risk it.
- I'll take care of it.

I got pulled over
this afternoon.

He starts asking me about Cath,
what I did to her.

They think he killed Cath.

Cops don't know anything.

What if they arrest Baz?

We don't have anything
to worry about.

I'll just be a minute.

That in case Javi comes back?

Um...

Javi can't come back.

Good.

Don't tell the others
I told you.

Mmm.

I can't.

I won't let Baz take the fall
for Cath. I won't.

It's never gonna come
to that.

Do you think that I would
let that happen?

I don't think you've been
sleeping enough.

You know how you get
when you don't sleep.

What is it, Baz?

I think Smurf's been
skimming off our jobs.

Are you sure?

I'm gonna find out.

It's okay. You can go.

You sure?

Yeah, you can go.

Listen, it's gonna be late
by the time I'm done up there,

but I can come back.

You're in Oakland a lot
these days, huh?

One rule, remember?

Ah, break it. What the hell's
going on up there?

Pope.

Where's Lena?

Disneyland. Ally, uh, took her
and her niece overnight.

They've done studies about
the germs there, you know.

Measles.

Good to know.

I gotta go.

So soon?

- Bye.
- Bye.

Hey, come here.

Good luck.

Thank you.

Great to see you.

Ta loco.

I forgot how well you guys got along.

- Mm.
- Nice to see.

- What's up?
- Has that cop been back, asking about Cath?

No.

So detectives pulled me in
yesterday about the church.

I walked them through the whole night of Bible study,

Amy's place, how her roommate
was with us the entire time.

- And?
- They bought it.

That's not just what they want
you to think? They bought it?

It was the truth
because I wasn't there.

They ask
about the rest of us?

No. Man, I'm telling you,
I'm not on their list.

There's a lot of ex-cons
at the church.

And there's no reason
for them to lean on me.

And nothing connects to us,
right?

I mean, you destroyed
those checks?

Oh, shit.
The checks are in my wallet.

Okay.

Baz is buying
more motion sensors

and those night vision cameras.

You around tomorrow to help
set 'em up?

Mm-hmm.

I'm going to update
the alarm codes.

We can talk about that then.

I'll be here.

What the hell are you wearing?

I got some things to
take care of.

What? You got a shift
at Chili's?

Baby, can you do me a favor?

Do you think you and Deran
can go pick up

the sliding doors for me?

- Yeah, I'll talk to him.
- Thank you, baby.

All right, I gotta go.
You need a ride to school?

Sure.

Carrying?

I won't get caught off guard
again.

Then you should learn to make
your own loads.

It's harder to trace.

You want me to teach you?

Yeah, sure.

After school.

Cool.

You're like a college kid.

All pent up, hungry.

Hell's that supposed to mean?

It's called a compliment.
It means you're good in bed.

Why are you keeping shit
from me?

What? Like what?

Like, why are you dressed
like that?

Where are you going?

Why haven't you done drugs
the past few days?

It's like I don't know you
anymore.

Well, isn't
a little mystery sexy?

You know, when those assholes
put me in a van,

and I had no idea where
they were going

or what they were gonna do
to me, did I freak out?

Did I call the cops?

You can trust me.

I trust you.

Okay, prove it.

I'm setting up a job.

Seriously? What kind of job?

We're gonna be pirates.

- Huh?
- We're gonna rob a boat.

Oh, that is so cool!

Yeah. It is.

Okay, what's my part in it?

You know,
when I first met you,

I thought you were
a total asshole.

Well,
the feeling was mutual.

I wasn't the one talkin'.

Well, you didn't have to be.

You walked in,

thought you were too cool
to be there.

- Mm-hmm.
- It's just my type.

So I'm a type?

Oh, everybody's a type.

Jesus.
Dude, are you kidding me?

You gotta get your shit
together here.

What?

That's a very carefully
designed system.

Look, I've sold
a lot of properties

to first-time business owners
who've bellied up,

let the little things
overwhelm them.

- It's always the little things.
- Yeah.

The big stuff...
floods, earthquakes...

you got insurance for that.

You do have insurance for that,
right?

Yeah, I'm shoppin' around.

Okay. Uh...

This is my insurance guy.

And a bookkeeper,

cheap and good.

Thanks.

Oh, and I need
your association fee.

The $273.

Are you serious?

Why'd you think
I came here last night?

To get you to pay.

Well, that's funny 'cause
I thought, you know,

if I slept with you,
maybe I wouldn't have to.

Okay.

- Well, next time, then.
- Yeah.

"We all fall short
of God's glorious standard,

"and yet God freely
and graciously declares

that we are righteous."

Romans 22:24.

So...

Hello?

Can I help you, Detective?

Yeah. Can we talk to you
for a second?

Sorry.
Excuse me, guys.

Yeah, what's up?

Yes, he's a very active member
of this group.

You know, he works a lot, so...

- Thanks.
- Yeah.

Um...

So...

I'm sorry. You guys...

Do you guys mind if we pick this
up on Thursday?

Yeah?

- Thank you so much.
- What'd they say?

Just a sec.

You okay?

Not really.

They were looking for Leon.

They've been trying
to reach him.

There's no way Leon would steal
from the church.

Since he got out, this place has
been everything to him.

You should call him
and tell him

the worst thing he could do
is avoid them.

Okay. Yeah. Um...

Straight to voice mail.

I know where he works.
Will you come, talk to him?

Mm, no, I don't think
that's a good idea.

If... if Leon's not calling
them back, he's scared.

Okay,
you've done time.

You know how he feels.

Please?

You really won't do it
for $50?

How many times
do I have to tell you?

You are not doing shots
off my stomach.

Dana! Mmm! I love that name!

Dana, baby, be reasonable.
Sugar, come on.

$75?

Customer wants to do body shots?

He should have 'em.

Huh? Listen to... Eric.

Come on, on the couch.

Let's go.

All right.

I'll do it.

Hope you don't mind
a little bit of sweat, though.

It's hot as balls in here.

All right, let's go.

Nah, I'm... I'm cool, man.

You sure?

Yeah, whatever, man.

All right.

I owe you one. Thank you.

- Eric.
- Dana.

- Nice to meet you, Dana.
- Nice to meet you, Eric.

Making loads?

J wants to learn.

What's in the box?

You know,
it's the new motion sensors.

Gotta make sure they're
compatible with the alarm.

Craig and Deran still bitching
about not getting paid

to save their mother?

Just throw 'em 5 grand, or I'll
never hear the end of it.

I'm gonna need
the $200,000 back.

I'm not sure the other guys
would be too cool

knowing you used
their money for a hit.

Okay.

Tomorrow?

Yeah, I'll go to the bank.

Use credit if I have to.

Good.

- Baz?
- Yeah?

You know what
I was thinking earlier?

Do you remember
when Pope was 13

and he decided that the cops
had tapped all our phones lines,

ripped every phone
out of the wall?

And then he ran out back and
climbed up the telephone pole?

He was gonna rip down
those wires.

If you hadn't talked him down,
Pope would've been electrocuted.

Is that why you took me in?

To take care of Pope?

No, Baz.

I took you in because the minute
I laid eyes on you,

I fell in love with you.

I gotta make sure these work.

Uh, no, thanks.
I don't smoke.

Gotta focus.

Suit yourself.

It's exhausting, right?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

And they're not even tipping.

Oh, the clients tip us
at the end.

Oh, yeah? How well?

Okay. Drunk dudes paying
with expense accounts

tend to be generous.

So what about the weddings?

You want 'em rich.

But not too rich,
because if they're too rich,

they never had to work for it,
tips are crap.

How do you, uh, tell who's rich

when you're choosing
your shifts?

Go online, search the date,
the boat.

You can figure out
who the rich clients are.

Smart girl.

Well...

So why can't these
be traced?

They're made of compressed
copper powder

and they just crumble on impact.

Now seat it.

I had to get rid of Javi, J,
for you,

because he broke into our home
and hurt you.

And because you wanted me to.

Why couldn't I be part
of it?

I saw an opportunity
and I took it.

Now if you can get someone else
to take the risk

and still get what you want,
do that.

That is way more powerful
than one of these.

So how mad
are your uncles?

I used to get fed up with my mom
all the time.

This one time,
I packed up all my stuff

and I was ready to leave.

And then, her ex,
this asshole junkie named Keith,

turns up at the house
and tries to break in.

Me and my mom kicked the shit
out of him together.

And in the morning,
you unpacked.

No.

No, I was still gonna leave.

Then she apologized.

What the hell you doing
down here?

Looking for you.

The, uh, client insisted that
I got the crew a round.

Boss'll never go for it.

But...

I could use one.

That's him.

- Just let me talk to him for a second.
- All right.

Leon.

Hey. There's nothing
to be afraid of.

The police... they only want
to talk to you.

They just need to cross you
off their list.

Why is he here?

Just hear him out?

Last thing I wanted to do,
coming off three years inside,

was talk to the cops.

Where were you?

Solano. Four years.

- Folsom.
- Yeah.

You know,
I got cleaned up inside.

But lately...
man, I've been slipping.

You know, the night of
the robbery at the church,

I scored.

Went on the roof
of my apartment and fixed.

I talk to the cops, my PO will
be there, I'll get tested.

Piss hot, blow my parole.

Okay, this is what you do.

You tell them that
you've been sick.

You take 6 Sudafed PEs.
They make you piss hot, too.

Nothing connects you
to the robbery, right?

No. Hell, no.

So then you call 'em.

All right.

Hi, Daddy.

- Hey. How was it?
- Good.

- We went on lots of rides.
- That's good. That's good.

Can I get my goodbye hug?

Put your stuff in your room.

Bye.

Is everything all right? What's going on?

A policeman was waiting
at my house when we got home.

Wanted to talk to Lena
about Cath.

Well, you didn't let him,
did you?

I didn't know if I should.
But Lena... she knew him.

What do you mean?

She recognized him.
I guess he knew Cath.

Left his card.

Ah.

What'd he ask her?

If you and Cath
fought a lot.

If Lena's
ever scared of you.

Thanks, Ally.

If something happens
to you...

I'm here for Lena,
if you need me.

Sure.

So Ally said a grown-up friend
of your Mommy's

visited you at her house?
Is that right?

Patrick?

Do you know him well?

Did he ever visit Mommy here at the house?

- But he bought me ice cream.
- He bought you ice cream?

What's he like?

He makes jokes,
but not funny ones.

How many times
did you see him?

You don't know?

You playing a game, Daddy?

Yeah. Sorta.

Finish your cereal,
and I'll take you to school.

Told you to replace
your leash.

Yo, they're putting up
new security in the house today.

- You coming?
- Yeah.

What?

I grew up in that house,
too.

Plus, Smurf can give me
my money.

Yeah, I wouldn't hold
your breath.

I got in the engine room.

We can drain the oil
out of the engine.

Seize right up.

When are you thinking
we should hit it?

All depends on who's renting
the boat.

I'm doing some research.

Yeah?
You doing some research?

What?

Nothing. I've just never
seen you like this. It's good.

You know, when the boat
goes around Catalina,

we'll have 20 minutes
of no cell coverage.

I mean, they're gonna have
satellite phones on the bridge.

We could get a Shoghi jammer.

It'll kill those,
take out the other cells.

Yeah, Shoghi's aren't easy
to get.

Nah, I got a guy.
My buddy Nick can hook us up.

Good.

I'll make the plan more solid
when I pitch it to Baz and Pope.

Does it bother you,

how Baz and Smurf dealt with
the whole Javi situation?

Nah, guy had it coming.

Just how they handled it...

and telling us after?

I mean, that just makes us all
accessories after the fact.

Well, no one's looking
for that kid.

It's just the principle,
man.

I said I wanted to have nothing
to do with it.

I do a job, I get caught,
that's four years. That's on me.

But... murder, man? I...

that's 20 to life.

I didn't sign up
for that shit.

Hey, man.

A woman came in this morning.

Blonde, 60s, drove a gray pickup
or a white Jag. You see her?

Gray pickup, yeah.

What unit does she rent?

I can't tell you that.

Yeah.

Hey.

Unit number and the name
it's rented under.

Dora Hayes. 3429.

How long's she had it?

Since 2004.

Yeah, I haven't done
that math homework.

Nope, not gonna do it.

He's such an asshole
for sending it on a Friday.

I know. What the heck?

What are you doing here?

I'm staying here.

Your ex is staying
at your house?

That's not weird at all.

No, it's not. She's actually
screwing my uncle.

So it's cool, right?

Right.

Nicky, could you get us
some beers

from the refrigerator,
please?

Thanks.

Andrew. How are ya?

Pope?

The super let us in.

Right. "Pope."

Your girlfriend at the church,
Amy...

she doesn't call you that
though, does she?

No.

As you know, per the terms
of your parole, we can accompany

your parole agent, Mr. Williams,
in here.

I thought I answered
all your questions.

And we appreciate
your cooperation.

Check that top one?

Under it, too.

Just dottin' our I's
and crossing our T's.

Hey, do what you gotta do.

We're gonna check your vehicle next.

Then we're gonna talk about
your brothers.

Car's out front.

- Yo.
- Hey.

I got a little, uh...

You know, if you don't have
time, it's no big deal, man.

Nah, it's cool.
I'll do it.

Here. I got, uh...

No, no, no, no.
Don't. I got it.

Don't be stupid. Come on.

Goods in kind then.
Um, drinks, your bar, tonight?

Yeah. I mean, it wasn't
an excuse to, uh...

It'll be good to catch up.

Yeah. Okay.
I'll see you tonight.

Yeah. I'll see you around.

We both know why you brought
Shannon here, and it's idiotic.

- Do you mind?
- Okay, and not to mention immature.

Okay.

I brought Shannon here
because she's a nice person.

No, Shannon's not nice.

And...

It's none of your business.

If you want to screw
the dumbest of my uncles,

- then do your thing.
- Craig's not dumb.

He burned down
his own apartment, Nicky.

Yeah?

Well, he's planning a job.
A big one.

Yeah?

- Right? Is that what he told you?
- Mm-hmm.

Craig doesn't plan jobs, okay?
He's muscle.

Well, he does now.
And I'm a part of it.

- Hey, man.
- Hey.

What is that?

It's a sensor.
You put it on the window,

and if the glass breaks,
it makes a noise.

Where's Smurf?

- I think she's in her room.
- Okay.

Hang with J for a second,
okay, kiddo?

Look, it's sticky.

Get the money?

It's on the bed.

You can count it
if you like.

I trust you.

- Lena-roo!
- I'm gonna put this away.

Ah! Come on.
Let's go play.

Let's go play, play, play!

Funhouse!

Funhouse is my favorite.

You gonna help us or what?

Hey.

Can I help make the guacamole?

In a little bit.
Go check on Lena.

She's fine.
She's just coloring.

Okay. Yeah,
I'll check on her.

Stop for a sec.

Craig? J?

You want a drumroll
or something, or...

I wanna say thank you
for having my back.

I know that if any of you
were threatened,

we'd all act the same.

Is that right?

Is this your way of saying
you're not gonna pay us?

- That's 20K.
- I thought we were getting 5.

What's this for?

I don't believe in "sorry."

"Sorry" is cheap.

You want something to mean
anything, it's gotta cost.

You think Craig with 20K's
a good idea?

- Blow me.
- No, I'm serious. Do you?

That's the point, isn't it?

You're all adults now,
and I have to learn to let go.

But I want something.

- Of course you do.
- Was waiting for that.

- What?
- To launder your cash.

I need money to run through
my buildings.

You need paychecks on the books
for the IRS.

But your jobs... what you do,
how you do it...

not my business.
I'm still out.

We'll think about it.

Let's finish what
we came here to do.

I'm trying to be quiet.

When she's out, she's out.
Is that the last one?

- Yeah, that's it.
- Good.

That's a lot of free cash.
What are you gonna do with it?

Nothing's free, man.

You get something?

Go see what he caught, okay?
I'm gonna be right over there.

Hey.

Called in some serious favors
on this.

Let's hear it.

Patrick Fischer's interest
in Cath wasn't personal.

What do you mean?

He'd opened a Confidential
Informant file on her.

No way.

No way.

They put her in foster care
when her parents died.

- She hated cops.
- I'm telling you what I know.

Patrick Fischer was
working her as a C. I.

Ah! Well, all right, Katie.

As you guys out there
may have known...

Katie has already won an impressive $22,000.

Hey.

Here's one two Saturdays
from now.

Father of the bride, Alan Boyce.

All right, he's a doctor.

Orthopedic surgeon,
Cedars Sinai.

No, we can
do better than that.

All right.

Here we go.

Father of the bride,
Willie Cardosa.

And what's he do?

I don't know,
but he has a jet.

Wait. Let me see that.

Yo, dude's got a winery,

Rolls-Royces,

and a Bentley.

Nice jet, bro.

Mark Liston?

You know him?

Yeah, I've been
to those stupid meetings.

He's an asshole.

Hey, I mean, he hooked me up
with a good bookkeeper,

so, you know...

That's a plus.

I feel like I haven't seen you in forever.

What's going on?
Tell me about it.

Uh, I just started
classes. UC San Diego.

- No shit.
- Yeah.

That's awesome, man.
Good for you.

Yeah, you know,
I like competing,

but, um, you know,
I don't wanna be

one of those 60-year-old surfers
with a 1-bedroom off the Strand.

Just a place to keep
your boards.

Yeah. I don't wanna be
a 60-year-old,

lugging some 300-pound safe
down some tunnel. You know?

I used to think I was
so different from my family

'cause of all the shit
that I was hiding.

I just don't want
any of the baggage.

What baggage?

The shit that blows back on you.
It's...

Mm-hmm.

So how are you not gonna be
that 60-year-old?

Soon as I make enough money
to buy this building,

I'm going legit.

Yeah.

You think your brothers
will let you?

Hmm.

If I had run away
from home,

I would've come back to my mom
eventually.

I don't need you to make me
feel better.

Maybe the cops are wrong.

No.

Detective Halleck called
Pastor Stevens.

The checks from the church were
found in Leon's car.

All the time
I spent with him...

I even helped him find
an apartment.

I had...
I had faith in him.

I never once thought
he was avoiding the cops

because he was guilty,
and he used that faith.

Cops made an arrest
for the church.

It's gonna stick.

What?

You know, I always wanted
to believe Smurf had limits.

But that's bullshit.

She's been stealing
from our jobs since 2004.

What?

Yeah, I can prove it.

The cop who pulled me over...

he opened a C. I. file
on Cath.

And she wouldn't talk.
I know she wouldn't talk.

But if Smurf...

That cop she pays...

he could've told her they were
trying to get Cath to talk.

You think Smurf killed her?

Yeah, I do.