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[funky instrumental music playing]

[man] Oh. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, here we go.

Here we go. Uh…

Hey, world.

I'm Teddy Jackson, and I wanna welcome you to Teddybands.

Ha-ha!

All right, listen, weights are about to be no more.

It's all about the bands.

Why? Because this is where you get the best resistance.

You can stretch it, do whatever you want with it.

The best thing is to get you some reps in there though.

-Get a lot of reps to where you feel it. -[loud snap]

Shit, I felt it. Goddamn.

It's my eye. It got me right on the side of the eye. Dammit.

[panting]

One hundred.

[laughs]

What's up, world?

Teddy Jackson here, welcoming you to Teddyburn,

where I'm introducing two pieces of non-breathable plastic.

Think about five garbage bags wrapped up into two good pieces,

where you just can't let nothing out, except sweat.

Oh, man. Whoo!

[panting]

I'm getting dizzy. Shit.

[gasping] Wait. Fitness is…

Nah.

[thuds]

Hey, what's going on, guys?

Teddy Jackson here, and I wanna introduce you to the Teddybar.

I already know what you're thinking. "Teddy, what is it?"

I'll tell you exactly what it is. It's an adjustable pull-up bar.

Why did I make it?

Because some pull-up bars are just too high.

So this one adjusts to your comfort level.

That's right. Adjust it to the right height and pull up all night.

Let's go! [grunts]

Let's get it! Oh yeah!

-Oh! -[crashing]

[Teddy] Oh shit! Lori!

God. Godda…

Aw, come on!

Lori, the…

-The Teddybar fell on my head! Goddamn it! -[Lori] Oh, Teddy.

It does it every time I'm taping.

[Lori] You need to come up with something a little less dangerous.

[static crackles]

[pensive music playing]

[wind whistling]

[bird screeches]

[car engine roaring]

[music intensifies]

[music fades]

You may not talk to me,

but everybody talks to him.

[knock on door]

[exhales nervously]

[intense music plays]

I gotta say, it's a real honor.

Working on this guy the last couple of days,

but he trained with French special forces so he's tough as--

Shh.

[sniffs]

Sorry, my, uh, wife's leftovers.

[handcuffs rattling]

[floorboards creaking]

Before we begin I'd like to tell you a little about myself.

I was raised by my grandfather

on a frozen lake 50 miles from nowhere.

He was a kind man.

He taught me many useful things.

One brisk afternoon, while we were fishing on the frozen lake,

we saw a large form approaching.

It was a grizzly.

My grandfather yelled at me to run,

so I took off as fast as my little legs would carry me.

And when I looked back,

I learned the last thing

that my unfortunate grandfather would ever teach me.

Bears have very sharp claws,

which they use to fillet the skin off their still-breathing victims.

I share this with you because when you beg for your life,

I'm not gonna hear your screams.

[steam whistling]

Any feeling I once had dried up on that frozen lake long ago.

You're wasting your time.

After I remove your eyes, your ears,

and balls, all your sensory organs,

if you still haven't told me what I need to know…

-Please. -…I'm going to fillet you

like that bear did my grandfather.

[loud whistling]

-It's Grenkin! Velvel Grenkin. -[whistling stops]

-275 Castro Street. -[clicks tongue]

Velvel Grenkin, he's there, I swear.

I'm gonna tell my grandkids of this, one day.

Or…

nobody

ever.

I like you.

Tell your wife wild juniper's the secret.

Not the store-bought.

It looks like bunny shit, so better smell it first.

[intense music playing]

Who the hell was that?

No!

-[gunshots] -[prisoner groans]

[man on radio] Good morning, Yorktown.

It's ten past eight on a beautiful Monday morning.

None of my kids talk to me. I don't know where they are.

[Teddy] Look who's up, huh?

Happy birthday.

What time is it?

I think it's, um…

I think it's baby-making time.

We can do it in that position that don't even feel good.

It feels good for you.

-I'm saying, for me it's just more about… -A baby?

…survival of the species.

-What? -Mm-hmm.

I'm just trying to break it down to you.

I hear you.

But you know you can't Teddy that one, right?

What… What does that mean, honey?

That's what they call it at the firm now.

If a paralegal screws up, they say they Teddyed it.

They named a screw-up after me?

-You're actually a verb now. [laughs] -Okay, listen, that's the past.

Why talk about the past? I wanna focus on the present.

Look at this.

Come on, look at it.

Onancock, Virginia?

I got us a little cabin for your birthday.

-Tons of baby-making time. -Uh…

Baby, what is this? I can't read this. There's no toner on the page.

It's the reservation, babe.

We leave tonight. It's perfect.

Thank you.

I'm not messing up your birthdays anymore, babe.

On a serious note,

did you talk to Marty about your business idea?

I did not talk to Marty yet, but there's a reason.

-I'm just waiting for the right time. -There's never gonna be a right time.

You just have to do it.

You're absolutely right. Know what? I'm just gonna do it.

-I'm gonna pitch it to him today. -Today?

He's gonna fall in love with it. The money that'll come will be ridiculous.

I'm gonna pay our tax lien off. I'm gonna fix this place up.

It's gonna happen.

[buzzing]

You think maybe we could start with some light bulbs and toner?

That's what Teddying it looks like, right?

-Mm-hmm. -Okay, all right. I'll get the bulb.

And toner.

And the toner.

[laughs]

["yup!" by Yung Gravy playing]

♪ Light the blunts up When I walk in the building ♪

♪ Gravy getting buck Every time I get up in it… ♪

-[Teddy] Morning. -Teddy. Oh, I know. I know.

-I've been meaning to come by the gym. -Well, you better come, Betty!

-There, I will. -Dream hard and punch harder!

-Thanks. -Here you go, guys.

-Marty's Fitness. Right up the street. -Thanks.

[Teddy] Stop lunchin' and get to punchin'!

Non-contact boxing, Marty.

Non-contact boxing?

[Teddy] This is big.

This is the whole breakdown of the idea.

Now, the big thing here is that it's still boxing,

without the contact.

That's the beauty of the idea.

Look at this. I'm getting that same burn that I normally would, right?

[imitates punches landing]

[grunting]

But I don't touch you.

I got so excited when I started to get into the idea,

I decided to put up the first workout video.

Just to get a response.

Three comments.

And the questions are simple. They're like, "What is this?"

This…

Digest it.

…could be the dumbest idea I've ever heard.

Sales is not your forte.

I'll be honest you. I don't know what that word means.

What are you… What are you saying?

-Let me show you something. -Yeah, sure.

See these flyers you made up?

I spent my entire marketing budget on these things,

and we ain't got one bite.

Marty, they're gonna come through that door any day, any minute.

-You just gotta be patient. You know that. -Well, they would be.

If you had put the address on this thing!

What?

-I mean, who really needs addresses? -My customers.

Then they'll call you, Marty.

You left out the phone number too.

Dammit, did I?

Teddy, you're a nice guy. You really are.

But I need a dude with some grit.

I got grit.

Are you firing me?

I need a closer, Ted.

Non-contact boxing.

That's your closer, man.

I'm sorry, Ted.

Marty, I've worked hard on this.

[boxers grunting]

[Teddy] So stupid.

[intense music playing]

[beeps]

[cell phone vibrating]

Yes, ma'am?

[female handler] Ready to go back to work?

The only thing I'm working on is my breakfast.

[Handler] Your breakfast can wait.

I've got a blue-chip client,

and he's got a red-hot stack with a two-million-dollar fee.

With respect, I'm listening.

I thought so.

It's a two-phase extraction.

One million dollars for each one.

Payday like this comes along once in a decade.

-Where? -Onancock, Virginia.

7:00 p.m. Jump on it.

[dramatic music playing]

-[car alarm chirps] -[engine starts]

-[Teddy] Oh. Hey. -Hey, there he is, my little avocado.

So, GPS says we'll be there by 6:00 p.m. I am so excited.

Well, if that's the case, I'll go get dressed now.

-Okay, sounds good. Yeah. -All right?

-[grunts] -Oh, hey.

-Hmm? -How'd it go with Marty?

-How'd it go with Marty? -Yeah.

-It was, uh… Yeah, it was great. -Yeah?

He said it wasn't, like, the dumbest thing he's ever heard, so.

-Great. -Yeah.

-I'm proud of you. -I'm proud of you too.

[intense music playing]

[cell phone ringing]

Hit me.

[Handler] You're reconfirmed.

Payment on-site in cash at completion of job.

Somebody will be waiting for you there.

It's house 1465.

Groovy.

[hangs up]

[engine roars]

[Lori] Wait, a day spa?

-I thought we had a cabin. -We do have a cabin.

I'm gonna go meet the guy at the cabin. Before I do that I wanted to let you out

because I got you two hours at a spa.

Okay, Teddy Jackson, you are killing it.

-You like that? -Yeah.

Babe, I got you set up for the whole shebang.

-You're getting a facial, mani-pedi-- -I love it. Okay, I love it.

-Okay? -Thank you.

You're welcome, honey.

["Closer" by POWERS playing]

♪ I caught a moment… ♪

Damn toner.

What is this? Where am I?

♪ We were sipping on moonlight… ♪

[Teddy] Wait a minute, is that a six or an eight?

It's gotta be this one.

♪ Some mistakes are worth making… ♪

[Teddy] Ah.

[song fades]

[groans]

[sighs] Lori, I'm not gonna Teddy this one.

Got the magic box, let's go.

[grunts] Come on.

[sighs]

Shit. Damn it.

[groans]

This is nice. This whole thing is nice, right here.

[camera clicks]

You're early.

Well, if you're on time, you're late.

[chuckles] Ain't that right?

Do me a favor, grab this box. You know, I got bottles. Get the bottles.

Whoo!

My legs. You're big, ain't you?

[chuckles]

Oh, this ain't bad. This ain't bad at all.

I'm glad I made it up here before it got dark though.

That would've been something else.

Champagne?

That's to celebrate.

I'm gonna do a little bit of this, a little bit of that. [chuckles]

This is… all part of your method?

No, man, this is just a warm-up.

When you ain't did it in a while, things can get a little animal.

Yeah. You know what I'm talking about.

Gotta tap into that danger zone. Start using safe words.

I can't say that I do.

Oh, you probably got safe sentences. Safe paragraphs.

[laughs]

Where the bathroom at? I gotta pee, man.

Behind you.

Oh, shit.

[unzips]

-[urinating loudly] -[Teddy] Oh! Damn.

Whoo!

There it is.

I'm sorry if you can hear this. I got a strong stream.

Been like this since I was six.

It's called "a consistent flow," that's what the doctor said. Phew.

A little above average for my size.

I'm at the tail end of it now, though.

[urinating stops]

Oh God.

[toilet flushes]

Man, I'm surprised I made it this far.

I'm ready to get to work now though.

Well, follow me.

Oh, you gonna take me on the tour.

What is it, a game room? You got a ping-pong table down here?

[laughs]

Probably… Hey, how are you doing? You with the rental team?

Good to see you.

Oh, my. Hold on. What the…

-No. -Uh-uh.

Excuse me.

We have work to do. You're not leaving until it's done.

We…

We got work to do? Oh. Uh…

Mr. Coughlin,

allow me to introduce

the Man from Toronto.

What? Hold on. Wait a second.

The Man from Toronto? Just give me… Give a second. Give me…

Hmm.

Wait, hold on.

Just hold on a second.

I know a guy that knows a guy that saw you do this once.

Said it was life-changing.

And now I get to witness it firsthand.

Mm.

Unless, of course, he talks.

"Unless, of course, he talks."

[grunts]

He said, if he talks,

then things can be different.

Because you, you know who I am.

You know me.

You guys all… Everybody here must know who I am.

Now, if you know what I know, that's that I love to communicate.

So let's figure out the best way to talk.

Right?

-Please. -I hope you understand what I'm saying.

Last I checked, communication is key to understanding.

[grunts]

Is it muggy? Are you guys… Is it a little…

The air, right? Back up. Back up.

Put the hammer down and back up. You're crowding me, okay?

And I can't do whatever it is I'm here to do with you on my ass.

Now, what you need to know

is that…

[whispers] I don't know what is going on.

I don't know what they want.

They called me the Man from Toronto. I don't even know who that is.

-Give them what they want. Is it money? -[whimpers] No.

He starts with the eyes.

[groans]

You said what? I start…

You start with the eyes.

Hmm.

-[whimpers] -[Teddy] You're gonna listen.

I love eyes.

I would hate for your eyes to be next on my activity list.

[mouthing] I don't wanna do this.

[whispering] I don't like none of this.

-I don't like nasty stuff. -[sobs]

I don't like blood.

They say he filleted an entire poker parlor in Minnesota.

I… I did what in Minnesota?

Filleted the entire poker parlor.

Goddamn right I did. Don't nobody else say anything.

You know why? Because at this point I'm getting angry.

I'm getting angry, and I'm about to get real active.

Look at my thumbs. Because it's the last thing you're gonna see.

Look at this. Look at me, I'm gonna do it.

-Oh, God, no. -What? Do you want me to do it?

No!

-Do you want me-- -No!

-I'm gonna do it! -No.

-[Teddy] Do you think I'm playing? -[moans]

-I can't hear you! Is that what you want? -Ah! No.

-Is that what you want? Then say it! -No.

-Say it! -Okay, I'll tell you!

Say it!

Okay, 4-4-5-0-8

12-53-C.

[sobbing] I'm sorry, please don't. Please don't hurt me.

[whispering] All right, stop it. Stop it.

-Let me get myself together. -Please…

Let me get myself together.

[man] Please. Don't hurt…

-[moans] -Is that… Is that what you needed?

-Hey. It's me. -[whispers] You saved our lives.

Yeah. Tell the colonel we got the codes.

And the Man from Toronto

is gonna continue on to Washington, DC to meet.

-[rapid beeping] -Huh?

[Teddy] What's that?

[flash-bang blast]

[agent yelling] FBI! Don't move!

[helicopter blades whirring]

-[indistinct yelling] -[guns cocking]

-[Teddy] Oh, no! Don't shoot! -[officer] Don't move!

I'm not moving!

Don't shoot me! I'm not moving! I'm not moving!

Don't shoot!

-[gunfire] -[indistinct yelling]

[pilot] Shots fired on the ground.

[grunts]

[tank whistling]

[Teddy] Whoa!

Ah! Ah!

[men screaming]

My car!

[screams]

No! Ah!

[panting] Oh!

-Shit! -[guns cocking]

We got him.

What'd I do?

[police radio chatter]

It was a low toner situation. Me and my wife, we were going to a cabin.

But because of the low toner, I couldn't make out the address.

I didn't know if it was a six or an eight.

Look, I'm not the Man from Toronto, okay?

I'm actually just an idiot from Yorktown.

-We're well aware, Mr. Jackson. -So please guys, let me go.

Show him.

-This phone… -[Teddy] Mm. That don't look good.

…was recovered on the scene from the man who led you into the cabin.

Just before the attack, a text was sent to the former Venezuelan colonel

Sebastián Marín.

Last year Marín staged a coup to overthrow his own government.

He was stopped by US Intelligence,

but he and his wife escaped before they were apprehended.

He swore revenge on us ever since.

-Marín has been planning an attack. -We can't find him.

The Man from Toronto was our only way in.

And now Marín believes that you are the Man from Toronto.

Our only way to find him

is if you continue to be the Man from Toronto.

[siren chirps]

[Handler] Why did I just get word that information was secured?

Not by me, it wasn't.

Some cut-rate operator just got lucky?

Or made a giant mistake.

[man 2] Park it along that tree line. Right there.

[agent] This is everything we know about the Man from Toronto.

An expert in over 23 martial arts.

It's believed when engaging with clients

he uses 19th century American poetry as code.

Some mess, huh?

It got me out of bed.

[agent] Intel suggests he grew up on a frozen lake in Canada,

50 miles from nowhere.

After witnessing his grandfather being eaten alive by a bear,

he was left an orphan.

He's basically a ghost.

Apart from one known contact,

a female by the name of Debora, who we believe is his handler,

he operates alone.

[indistinct police radio chatter]

[Man From Toronto] Who the hell still uses Hotmail?

Please, guys. Please, can I just go?

You're supposed to meet Marín tomorrow morning in DC.

-Are you compliant? -No, I will not do it, okay?

I'm not supposed to be in DC tomorrow. I'm supposed to be with my wife.

-And if I miss this birthday-- -Santoro can take care of your wife.

["Suavemente" by Elvis Crespo playing]

[song stops]

Who is he?

Santoro is the best we have.

I'll pose as your wife's personal butler,

escort her on 24 hours of shopping and luxury

before meeting you tomorrow night for dinner in Washington.

[clicks tongue]

You will do no such thing.

She'll be in great hands, sir.

Oh, she ain't gonna be in his hands. Not those soft, well-manicured hands.

I'm not passing my wife off to this man.

A good-looking man like this, that's gonna obviously be charming.

Why can't it be his ugly ass? Why can't he go?

If it was him, no problem.

Stop your ass right here. No.

There are lives at stake here, Teddy. Please.

According to Oscar's phone,

the meet is at the art museum in DC tomorrow.

You draw Marín out, we grab him, you're done.

All right, if… if I have to do this,

then I want you guys to do something for me.

Okay.

I got a tax lien that I've had for quite some time,

that's really affecting my life.

Tax lien.

I also have an American Express debt.

You gotta pay it back every month,

and they never explained that to me in full.

-Great. -Okay.

Okay, perfect. We got it.

-There's a Visa situation that's the same. -Visa?

You can pay that one off monthly, but I…

I just… I botched that.

While we're here, I owe my cousin Carl $300.

-So if you could just send him a wire… -All right.

But make it look like it came from me, 'cause he got a record.

Sir, does your wife prefer Swedish or deep tissue?

What are you talking about?

[Handler on phone] No chatter on the network.

Did this grifter leave a signature of any kind?

It would take a real pro to make it look this amateur.

Did you grab the password on the email address?

[Handler] The algorithm is four characters in.

You have two hours and 47 minutes to full hack.

Too slow.

What have you got so far?

[Handler] Well, so far they have P, A, S, and S.

He's toying with us.

[beeping]

It'd be rude not to play along.

Hey! What's going on? I'm Teddy Jackson,

and I wanna welcome you guys to my first ever non-contact boxing class.

It's called Teddybox.

It's all the "wow" without the "ow."

Maybe you got somebody you got a little altercation with or had one with.

Or maybe there's somebody that just doesn't need to receive your love.

Okay? Let's go. I'm talking to you, Doug.

You know who you are.

Back when I was in school,

Doug used to pop me in the back of the head with fruit cups.

Well, right now, Doug, I'm about to kick your ass.

[Handler] Drive into a trap, you're on your own.

[Teddy] One, two!

That's one way to look at it.

The other way is their trap's gonna drive right into me.

[telephone ringing]

Mm.

-[Teddy] Hey, babe. -Hey, you. I was starting to get worried.

[Teddy] You started to get worried?

I actually called 'cause I got another surprise for you.

There's somebody there to actually meet you.

Yeah, I, uh, just met Santoro.

He's amazing.

-Did you know he went to Harvard? -No, I did not know he went to Harvard.

What else did he say?

Just that Marty desperately needed you for a presentation.

Why didn't you tell me an Equinox rep was interested

in your non-contact boxing thing?

Babe, I was gonna tell you. Stop, girl, I was gonna tell you.

You're not mad, right?

Are you kidding? I'm proud of you.

Santoro explained Equinox is paying for a DC shopping excursion,

dinner tomorrow night anywhere we want,

private dance lessons.

Is he there, babe? Let me talk to him.

I just wanna go over the last couple of things.

-He wants to talk to you. -Oh.

-Sir. -Don't you "sir" me. You cut the shit.

Ain't gonna be no dancing.

No dancing.

Perhaps it's best you focus

on the very big presentation you have ahead of you.

-I'll take good care of Lori. -That's "Miss Jackson."

Miss Teddy Jackson. Matter of fact, call her Teddy.

Okay.

Chiquitito ese, me la tiene pelada.

And he speaks Spanish. Girl.

Hey.

What a nice guy.

Um… Okay, babe. I love you.

I love you too.

["edamame" by bbno$ & Rich Brian playing]

Washington awaits.

♪ She got a big bad dumper, drop it low ♪

♪Mama called me And she happy with the growth ♪

[tense music playing]

[engine idling]

[screen beeps]

[male agent] The meet is near the entrance of the museum.

They'll say, "O the bleeding drops of red."

Then you'll say,

"Where on the deck my captain lies, Fallen cold and dead." Got it?

No, I do not have it. What?

What was that?

When did we turn this into a Shakespeare play in the damn park?

-What are you… Are you serious? -It's Walt Whitman.

The Man from Toronto always picks a password

from 19th-century American poetry.

-Oh. -It's in the file, Teddy.

Oh. Okay, then that clears it up. It was in the file.

As if I know what I'm reading!

I told Lawrence you couldn't do this. I told her!

Listen to me, man.

What… what else do I need? I just wanna get it over with.

Lawrence, you copy?

Copy.

-[Davis] I gotta put it somewhere. -[Teddy] You didn't say that.

[unzips]

All right, you're good right here. Just get that.

What is… What is this?

That's how we can track you.

-This is how I should feel safe? -That's top quality, man.

[suspenseful music playing]

Bleeding drops of red.

[lens zooming]

[indistinct whispering]

Y'all could've given me an earpiece or something, so I can know y'all…

[lens zooming]

Y'all can hear me, right? Y'all still can hear me?

[lens zooming]

[Teddy mumbling] Get it together, Teddy. Come on, let's go.

Bleeding tops of…

No. Shit.

[clears throat]

All right, the meet is on.

O the bleeding drops of red.

Oh, yeah.

They are.

Yep.

Because on the deck…

We all know what happened on the deck.

That's where I hit my head.

You heard what I said.

[Davis] What the hell is he doing?

I'm him. I'm Toronto.

What?

Daniela Marín.

Uh-uh.

My colleagues Luís and Andrés.

It is an honor for all of us.

I'm eager to meet the Colonel.

Once the next phase is done.

No, it's one phase, right?

I give you the numbers. After that, I get the money.

It's a oner.

No, no. Always two.

No. That's not the deal.

The deal…

The deal was to meet the Colonel here.

They're on the move.

[Teddy] Goin' somewhere else?

Somebody's gotta be watching. Right? We…

Somebody.

[brakes screeching]

-[Daniela] Let's go. -Nobody sees nothing, huh?

-Are you sure nobody else is watching us? -Should I intercept?

[Lawrence] Negative. We need Marín.

[tires squeal]

[Davis] I'm in pursuit.

[engine starts]

[grunts]

Follow them.

Follow those SUVs. Go!

[pilot] I got visual on them.

Well, I am going now. The Man from Toronto has left the scene.

Who would've thought it?

First time the Man from Toronto has ever sat bitch.

[pilot] The vehicles are entering the underpass. We've lost visual.

Davis, do you have a visual on Jackson?

[Toronto] "Negative."

-Negative. -[Lawrence] Negative?

You were right behind him.

"He ditched the tracker."

[unmutes beep]

I think he ditched it. Scared they were gonna find it on him.

What?

You have a visual. Yellow truck headed south.

He's in the yellow truck headed south. Assistance required.

[Lawrence] Copy. Follow that truck.

-Tuck and roll. -[Davis yells]

-[tires screeching] -[horns honking]

You said, "Phase two." What is phase two?

The man you met in the cabin, Mr. Coughlin, had a partner, Mr. Green.

Mr. Coughlin had half of what the colonel needed.

Mr. Green has the other half.

You will bring him to the Colonel.

Without both, each are useless.

[static crackling on radio]

Davis, are you getting this?

-[static crackling] -[garbled conversation]

Something is wrong. Pull that truck over right now.

[pilot] Visual on the truck.

[police sirens wailing]

[brakes screeching]

[Teddy] I'm sorry, but where are we going?

You're going to Puerto Rico.

Okay. All right.

-Step to the hood! -Get out!

-Move! -Get out of the car now!

It's not him. He's gone.

How did we just lose him?

I thought that we were going commercial.

I don't know why I thought I heard you say Delta.

Time to go.

[dramatic music playing]

-What… What is this? This is a-- -[tires squealing]

[powering up]

[Teddy] Oh, that's a big trunk.

Somebody popped the trunk on this one.

Y'all don't do a lot of talking, huh?

My type of people.

I don't like to talk either.

Especially in the air. What is there to talk about?

Nothing.

Shit. Messed up.

[guns cocking]

Weapon down.

No.

And it's not about you guys. We're on the same team.

It's about whoever this is.

This man is an imposter.

Objection. I mean, no. Stop.

I'm interrupting that.

'Cause those are… those are… those are allegations with no ground.

You're an imposter, and cut it out.

-I need to speak to the client. -I need to speak to the client too.

Are you just gonna parrot everything I say?

Are you just gonna parrot everything I say?

I'm surprised at you gentlemen.

That you could actually believe that this whiny little mosquito

is actually the Man from Toronto.

Gentlemen.

Trust me. I'm the Man from Toronto.

And I don't know where you're from either,

but I know that I come from a frozen lake 50 miles from nowhere.

Are you stealing my origin story?

Here's a little secret of mine.

I love 19th-century American poetry.

It's my hobby.

Let's hear some Keats.

You wanna hear her old stuff or her new stuff?

Well, he…

died at 25.

You got some sack on you to come up here without gender etiquette.

He may not identify as a "he" anymore.

It's all about being gender-neutral.

Obviously, you didn't get the message.

What's your deal? You don't know who you're offending.

Now you okay? Is anybody offended? Are you offended?

If so, this is the time to speak up.

You owe a gender-neutral apology right now.

[clears throat] I apologize, gentle… people.

[Teddy] Hmm.

I don't have to do what you tell me to do! You ain't the boss of me.

What you need to do is put your weapon up.

There is some sense in that.

I mean, let's face it, we don't need to discharge a firearm

at 30,000 feet.

That's not gonna benefit anybody.

[gun clanks]

You're damn right it's not.

[groans]

[yelps]

Who's the Man from Toronto now?

Him.

[Toronto] This is on you.

[grunting]

[Teddy] No! Wait! Wait! Wait! Ah!

-Don't shoot me. Shoot him! -Get off!

[Teddy] Get the bald guy! Hit him!

Hit him!

-[man yells] -[clangs]

[Teddy] Shoot him.

Oh God.

Oh, no, no, no. Stop, stop, stop!

-[loud clang] -[moans]

Hey!

[groans]

-[stabbing] -Oh shit!

[plane accelerating]

[automated voice] Warning. Warning. Caution.

[both yell]

-[Teddy] Why are we going up? -No! No! No!

[grunting]

Get off me! Can't we do this without violence?

[grunting]

[Teddy] Who the hell is flying the plane?

[grunting] Get off!

[screams]

My ass! Oh!

No, no. Don't shoot me. Shoot him.

Shoot him.

-No, don't shoot-- -[gunshot]

[air whooshing]

Ah!

[automated voice] Stall. Stall.

[groaning]

[air whistling loudly]

[screaming]

[automated voice] Warning.

Breathe, Teddy.

[grunts]

[groaning]

[muffled shouting]

Don't pull that lever!

-[Teddy] What? -Don't lever!

What? [muffled scream]

I can't hold on!

[screaming]

[grunts]

[babbling]

[gunshot]

[screams]

I'm flying out!

[grunts, screams]

Help me, I'm about to die!

[whirring]

[Teddy] Grab my ass!

Please, man!

Oh, for the love of God, we almost died.

Oh, I almost died!

Hey.

[panting]

Never, ever lever!

Oh.

[automated voice] Terrain, caution. Terrain, caution.

[sighs]

[automated voice] Terrain, caution. Terrain, caution. Terrain, caution.

Too low. Pull up.

Two hundred feet.

One hundred seventy-five feet.

-One hundred fifty feet. -[alarms beeping]

[grunts]

[screams]

[automated voice] Seventy-five feet.

Pull up. Pull up. Pull up.

[alarms beeping stops]

[exhales]

[automated voice] Autopilot engaged.

[Teddy] Uh…

Excuse me, you got a sec?

I'm sorry for rootin' against you. I mean, you were a clear favorite, so…

Who do you work for?

Marty's Fitness.

I work for Marty. I'm… I work in sales.

What were you doing in that cabin?

It was a low toner situation. I thought that I had--

[choking]

Answer me.

[strained] You got my neck. I can't say nothing.

It's my lady's birthday weekend.

I was taking her to a cabin, all right?

And we get up there to the cabin, but the address… address was blurry.

The guys at the cabin, they thought I was you.

-It's a mistake, man! -You're the mistake.

This is a full-on pigfuck.

I don't know what that means.

[Toronto] Where's this plane headed?

Puerto Rico because we're in a second phase.

Sit down.

I'm here.

Done.

Why Puerto Rico?

Some guy named Green is there.

-What are you doing? -[unzips]

FBI tracker?

Let me see your phone.

-But I gotta call my wife. I gotta-- -Yeah, good. Good.

I gotta call her.

I gotta call… I gotta call my wife. Don't…

How do you think I found you?

Right now, my priority is getting back to my wife.

My wife has a birthday dinner. 7:00 p.m.

-You're lying. -Why would I lie about dinner?

No, about having a wife.

I saw your YouTube video.

Nobody who teaches non-contact boxing could possibly hold down a marriage.

I mean, you ever actually punched a guy in the face?

There was a time where I was in a situation

where somebody grabbed my backpack.

And I turned around, without knowing who it was,

hit her in the face.

Uh…

Of course we were younger, so she cried.

And that's when the principal came.

What are we talking about right now?

My marriage… Matter of fact, no, my life…

My life is depending on it, do you understand that?

Your life depends on this.

[Teddy] News flash!

I'm more afraid of Lori than I am of you!

-Would she torture you? -With the silent treatment, yeah.

Do me a favor. Give me a little silent treatment

for the rest of the journey.

What you just did was mean.

[on voicemail] Hey, this is Teddy. I'll call you back.

Hi, my little avocado.

Oh, honey, I am having the greatest birthday ever, okay?

Oh, and guess what?

-Annie's in town. -Uh, hey, Teddy.

Okay, don't freak out, don't panic.

I won't say anything rude or sarcastic for once.

Teddy, honey, I've never said this in all the years I've known you, but wow.

I mean, well done. You didn't Teddy it.

This makes up for years of disappointment--

Okay. Honey, listen, I know you made a reservation for us,

but Annie can get us into this amazing place.

Oh, yeah, tell him.

There's supposed to be food, dancing, just a whole experience.

It's called L'Ambassadeur. It's French. He won't understand.

So I hope that doesn't mess up your plans too much.

-I'm excited. See you there. -Oh, champagne!

-Bye, love you. -[Anne] Do you have glasses? Whoo!

[Latin fusion music playing]

[cow moos]

[Teddy] I just want you to know you killed six people on this plane.

And the fact this isn't a big deal to you, it baffles me.

It makes you a sick individual in my eyes.

-It's a dog-eat-dog world. -[cell phone ringing]

What does that mean?

What does that mean outside of being untrue?

Dogs don't eat other dogs.

So it can't be a dog-eat-dog world.

Naturally, a dog will sniff another dog's butt.

He may lick some poop occasionally.

But he won't eat another dog.

Dogs don't eat other dogs.

Well, you're talking about domesticated, well-fed pets.

I'm talking about a hungry dog.

I mean, a dog that ain't afraid anymore.

-Mad dog. -[liquid flowing]

Okay, A, I've seen those dogs. I see one every day.

My next-door neighbor's dog, Stephanie, is one of those.

Let's talk about what else I'm looking at. Dead people.

One, two, three, four. There were six!

Two of them fell out the back, 40,000 feet to their death!

You're responsible for that. And you dropped your lighter.

You dropped this, okay?

And now we got water springing out the damn plane.

It smells like gas. [sniffs]

It smells like gas! Gas!

[flames whooshing]

[cell phone ringing]

-Hey! -Yeah?

Talk to me, Toronto. What the hell is going on?

-I made contact. -Hey. Wait a second.

-And who was it? He's just a rogue asset? -Where are we? There ain't no airports…

Ready for this? His name is Teddy Jackson, and he actually uses that Hotmail account.

-Did you let him live? -Temporarily.

-Do I have another Minnesota situation? -Relax, the client thinks he's me.

-I have no choice. -Hey!

-I don't pay you to let people live. -Make an exception.

We gotta find a Mr. Green and deliver him to Marín back in DC.

-[Handler] Where are you now? -Puerto Rico.

Jesus. You better get a handle on this, Toronto, right now.

Hey! You don't hear me calling you?

Who are you talking to? Debora? Is that Mrs. Toronto?

My handler.

Take a second and tell me the things I need to understand.

What is my part in the mission?

Two parts, actually.

Thank you.

First part is

shut up.

Or I'll kill you.

Second part is

don't forget the first part.

So you didn't hear nothing I said?

So everything I--

[loud explosion]

Hey! No!

Hey!

Shit.

Hey, we just blew up a plane, man.

I blew up a plane, man.

You didn't do shit.

[hip-hop music playing]

That's why you gotta get on things quick when the market's bearish.

-[chuckles] -[man] Excuse me.

-You boys mind if I join? -Are you even a member here?

Why, yes. I'm the Man from Miami. I'm a guest of Philip Beaumont.

Oh, well.

I'm Philip Beaumont.

-Oh, you are? -[scoffs] Imagine that.

[laughs] Yeah.

Thank you.

[grunts]

You're crazy.

[Philip groaning]

You're crazy. You're crazy.

[Philip moans]

[cell phone ringing]

-Hello. -[Handler] I have a job. Where are you?

-I’m on the course. -Well, pack your bags.

You're going to Puerto Rico.

[sighs] Puerto Rico.

[club clicks]

-What's the offer? -Two million.

Bring the asset to the client, and you'll get a big payday.

-[gunshot] -[golfer screams]

["Orishas" by Naci Orishas playing]

According to Luis's note,

you are to collect Green at a tech company event, so…

we got an hour

to get you ready.

Get me ready for what?

To be me.

What are you talking about? To be you? What?

[Toronto] Unfortunately, they don't have kids' sizes.

What do you think?

You need to look like you've done this before.

What do I look like now?

Like a guy who teaches non-contact boxing.

Paring, boning, and this.

I mean, it ain't Shirogami, but it's as close as we're gonna come.

Do you have any idea how big non-contact boxing is?

Look at this.

Right cross. Right cross. [pants]

Left, right. Left, right. Left, right.

Just from that.

Never box at me again without actually punching me in the face.

They got Hot Hot Cheese Puffs. [chuckles] I gotta get these.

No. We ain't getting that crap.

We didn't ask for 'em.

I asked for 'em. We are getting these.

Get off. Stop pushing me.

[camera shutter clicking]

Shit.

Hmm.

What's that, for your little serial killer wall?

You think you'd make the wall?

Come on, man. You're barely fridge material.

[scooter engine starting]

-Hop on. -What?

Hop on.

Hold on.

Oh God.

[grunts]

Let me put this here and get a good grab on you.

All right, I'm ready.

There's handles.

Huh?

There's handles.

Why didn't you just say that?

Why not say, "Grab the handles behind you" from the beginning?

That simple.

[song continues]

[song continues]

[Teddy] So you're telling me this is some type of tech company event?

[Toronto] Yeah.

[Teddy] My mouth is burning.

Sure you don't want any of these Hot Hot Cheese Puffs?

Put that garbage away, man.

What you mean garbage? It's good. I'm trying to be nice and give you some.

[elevator dings]

What's the matter with you?

All I had to do was change the damn toner and I wouldn't be in none of this.

Yeah, but you didn't put the toner in the printer, and you're here now, yeah?

Stop living in your imagination.

-That's for Mr. Green to do. -You don't think I know that?

Let's not skip the fact that I'm now here carrying out a mission

that I'm not capable of doing.

You're gonna go in there, you're gonna give him your scariest look,

and you're gonna complete the mission,

or you have no idea what I'm gonna do to you.

[farts]

My bad.

I got it. I got it.

So whatever you were gonna do,

you don't have to do to me.

[laughs] I wasn't gonna do anything.

It's just a look.

It's all a bluff.

-Yeah? -You got it?

Yeah.

Here. Thank you, man.

-I didn't want you to do it. -Don't ever touch me like that again.

[elevator dings]

A102 conference room.

You got this.

Game face.

Not shit face.

Game face.

Go on. Right down there.

Relax, will you?

I'm gonna be with you. I'm gonna be listening.

[suspenseful music playing]

[whispering] There's a guy standing outside the door.

Yeah, so?

He's got a gun.

[Toronto] Yeah, well, he would.

[knocks]

[man behind door] "O the bleeding drops of red."

"Where on the deck my captain lies."

"Fallen cold and dead."

The Man from Toronto.

Really looking forward to seeing you go to work on this crowd.

Crowd?

One of these guys is Green.

We just don't know who. Which is where you come in.

Marín never dealt with Green face-to-face,

but we traced him to the R&D department here.

Is this the entire R&D team?

-[man] Yup. -Shit.

We need you to figure out which one is the real Green.

Take him to the Colonel back in DC at his hotel by 9:00 p.m. tonight.

Here's the address.

[intense music playing]

[exhales shakily]

[whispers] I'm…

I'm scared.

-I can't do it. I don't think I can do it. -You can do this. And you will.

[sniffs]

[growls]

[gasps]

I got an address, but I don't have all the information I need.

One time, one time only. Who is Green?

Do you guys have any idea who you're dealing with?

The Man from Toronto!

[Teddy] Shit.

-Let me do my thing. -Sorry.

I do have a reputation.

Show 'em what you brought.

I got ways of getting my answers.

And I'll get them.

See, the--

[clattering]

You dropped the knives?

You want some help with that?

[Toronto] Questions. You're asking the questions.

Are you familiar with reverse psychology?

-No. -That's right. The answer's no.

If you did know the tactic that I just employed,

dropping my utensils on the floor, making me seem incompetent,

it was all just a ploy to get into their heads.

Mind games.

And I got a lot of them.

Mixing stuff up is what I love to do.

Question is, who am I gonna do it to first?

[Toronto] Eyes. Look him in the eyes.

[whispering] Come on. I can't do this.

We can't afford for you to Teddy this one.

Get up from under that table. Wave the knives around.

Don't be a wuss.

-[all whimper] -Guess who's back.

[whimpering continues]

Me.

That's who.

[Toronto] Own it.

Oh…

-You know what this is? -Some kind of disemboweler.

Some kind of disemboweler.

'Cause I don't like bowels.

How about you?

I… I don't know.

[Teddy] Looks like there's gonna be some human ass

on a hibachi grill tonight at Teddyhanas.

-I knew this wasn't gonna work. -What do you want me to do with this?

-Hmm? I'll do this all over your face. -Please, please, I'm not Green.

-You're not Green? -I'm not Green.

He say he not Green.

That's what he says.

It don't make sense to me!

It don't make sense!

[soft whimpers]

-If you're not Green, then who is? -Ah!

Ah! Oh, my eye!

-Oh shit. -Oh, what?

What?

-You didn't actually cut his eye, did you? -[man] I can't see.

-[Teddy] You can see. -I can't see!

-You can see. -I can't see!

You're looking at me, so I know you can see.

Shut up! If I hear another peep, I'm gonna get the bigger knife.

You got a little bit of blood on your damn face.

Open your eye.

-[squelching noise] -[moans]

-[stomach churns] -[gags]

[Teddy gagging]

Swallow it.

[grunting]

[vomits]

Jesus Christ.

[men groaning, whimpering]

[coughs]

You are a train wreck.

Oh God!

[sobs] Stop.

-I’m Green! I’m Green! Please, stop. -Oh God.

I'm Green.

That's Green. He's Green.

I heard you were the best, but wow!

Yeah, just doing what I do. Right?

-[gun cocks] -[panicked yelling]

Whoa, whoa. Hey, hey, hey.

-What you doing, man? -We can't just put them back, can we?

No. No, no, no. No, no. Listen.

Now, first of all, I wanna apologize,

because I know my breath doesn’t smell the best after what I just did.

Now, this ain't the solution.

-No, we can't do it like this. -What the hell? What is that?

What's what?

In your ear.

Are you wearing a wire?

Stop!

I can't hear on this side! It's a hearing aid.

-Who the hell are you talking to? -Me.

-[balloon pops] -[grunts]

[cell phone ringing]

-[Handler] Did you land yet? -I'm on the ground.

-Good. -I'll call you as soon as I intercept.

[Toronto] They're paying me to deliver you to Marín.

I wonder why that is.

Are you familiar with DARPA?

-Obviously. -I am.

Had it two times.

Once in the back of my neck, one time on the back of my knees.

DARPA,

the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

That's not what I had. I had a ringworm.

Coughlin and I worked there in the early 2000s

developing seismic explosives, untraceable.

Makes the blast look like a subterranean tremor.

[Teddy] Mm.

Two years ago, our former boss called General Hanson,

he asked for help with a top-secret project

for an unnamed client.

I didn't get many of the details.

We didn't know Hanson had been hired by Marín.

What for?

Blowing up the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington.

When we realized what he was planning, we built in two fail-safes.

The remote detonator to the explosive,

it needs both Coughlin's coded sequence

and my thumbprint.

So they're after your thumbprint.

[clicks tongue]

You know, we won't deliver you to Marín.

Of course we're not.

You sat here, you let all these people go, now you're about to do the same for him?

People can change.

-I'm proud of you, man. -[Toronto] Thank you.

I think you might wanna step out for a second.

[Teddy] Oh. You guys are about to chat. I'll go give you guys a second.

I'll be back, man. I'm really proud of you.

-[Toronto] Awesome. -Okay. Dope.

People do change. [chuckles]

[Green] Don't… What are you doing? Don't do that to…

No, no, no, no. Please don't do that!

-[knife chops] -[Green] Oh my God!

[gasps]

-Look at that. -Cheese bag.

Cheese bag.

Open it up.

Last pat.

[distant party noises]

Hey.

Here.

Take this, man.

You don't need me anymore.

Actually, I do need you to deliver the thumb.

No. Did you hear what he said back there?

You're gonna have to kill me to get me to do anything like that.

It's not happening. Do you hear?

What are you doing? What are you doing?

It's not me you need to worry about. They have your photo.

They know who you are.

You have no choice.

I do have a choice. And I choose not to be you anymore.

I'm done.

Watch out! [grunts]

[groans]

Who are you? [gasps]

[grunts]

[screaming]

[gunfire]

[Teddy] Help!

[screams] I'm gonna die, man!

Oh God!

Oh my God!

Hold on!

[Teddy squeals]

I'm high.

Ah! I'm slipping!

[moans]

[gunshots]

-You with me, Teddy? -[Teddy] Help me, man!

[gunshots]

[Teddy yelling]

I'm slipping!

I can't hold on!

[screams, grunts]

-[metal squeaking] -Oh!

[gunshots]

-Shit! -[Teddy] Ah!

[bullets ricocheting]

[Teddy] Oh my God. Oh.

I see the thumb!

-I see it! -Grab it!

Okay. Okay.

I'm gonna get it. I'm about to get it. I'm about to get it now.

I got it!

[gunshots]

[Teddy] He's shootin' at me! I'm getting light-headed!

You are experiencing a lack of oxygen to the brain.

Will you stop diagnosing me and just kill the guy!

-[gunshots] -Kill him right now. Shit!

Shoot him!

Ow, you shot me in the ass!

Your ass got in my way.

[Teddy] I'm slipping!

[grunts, screams]

-[groans] -[metal squeaking]

-Hold on. I'm coming down. -[Teddy] Help.

Help me, man.

Help me. I'm about to die!

[whimpers]

-Throw me the bag. -No! No! I'll fall again.

Toss it. I believe in you.

[grunts]

-Really? -I just got shot in the ass!

-I didn't want to fall! -[wire snaps]

Oh, help!

-I'm gonna die, man! -Aw, damn it.

[Teddy] Help me!

Help!

Help! Come on, man, don't leave me up here!

[happy party chatter]

[grunts]

[tense music playing]

[screaming]

[Toronto] You're outgunned.

[people screaming]

Come on, come on, put the guns down!

[grunts]

[panicked chatter]

[Teddy yelling] Ow!

Ow, man!

Oh, would you relax?

My God. You just got grazed.

I didn't get no grazed. You shot me in the ass.

You're such a baby.

You know, I’m surprised how taut this non-contact makes the buns.

I told you, man, it's all cardio.

It's about giving your body the best chance to succeed.

I got a good look at you. You got some nice ones too.

[suitcase wheels squeaking]

[cell phone ringing]

Yeah?

[Handler] Tell me it's done.

Got ambushed. Barely made it out.

-You heard from Marín? -Have I heard from Marín?

No. Who ambushed you?

-Could you ID him? Did you see his face? -No idea.

Definitely a professional.

Where are you with phase two?

Well, we got all we need of Green.

Heading back to DC for the handoff to Marín.

That'll be at, uh…

9:00 p.m. tonight, at the Monarch.

Did you hear that?

[grunts]

Heard what?

[kisses]

Your handler just lied to you.

What are you talking about?

Talking about her repeating the question. That's a clear sign of stalling and lying.

I used to do it all the time.

Did it this morning when I was talking to Lori.

[scoffs] I've been in sales for ten years. I know that move.

Yeah, well, I've known her for 20.

-Have you ever seen her in person? -No.

We're leaving.

What is this?

Passport. You're gonna need it.

[man on PA] Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking.

We have a flight time to Washington, DC of three hours.

You know, I saw your file.

I did.

I know about the bear and your grandfather,

and I just wanna say, I wanna say that that's tough.

No child should have to go through that, ever. It's a lot.

You don't know what you're talking about.

I know that Debora…

Debora wouldn't want this. She wouldn't.

You think you know me?

I know you.

I looked at your little online gym channel.

Seven views.

With one upload three years ago.

And seven views.

Yeah. Three comments.

Yeah.

You think that low toner got you into this situation?

No.

Never doing what you say you're gonna do is what got you into this situation.

Being afraid.

Not being able to follow through.

Not having the guts.

You know? You literally fight air.

The only thing you ever landed was that poor woman

who calls herself your wife.

And I get the feeling you're about to Teddy that.

[melancholy music playing]

[Teddy] You know what, man? You're right.

Just realizing I haven't been the best husband I could've been.

Can I use your phone?

Make it snappy. Keep it on speaker.

-[cork pops] -[cell phone ringing]

Yes. [laughs]

Hello?

Hey, babe.

[Lori] Teddy.

How are you doing?

Missing you, Mr. Presentation.

I miss you too.

I just called because I want you to know that I'm sorry

for missing your birthday in the past and Teddying everything. I just--

Baby, don't worry about it.

I actually do worry about it.

Are you sure you're okay?

Yeah. I'm fine, I promise.

Okay, then.

See you tonight.

-[Annie] Get off the phone! -Oh, and I just wanna make sure

you got my message about the new reservation.

-7:00 p.m., L'Ambassadeur. -L'Ambassadeur, bitch!

-It's meant to be the most amazing place. -Yeah. I'll, um--

[hangs up]

What are you doing? I didn't even say goodbye.

-Hello? Hello? -Let's get pre-lit!

[woman on TV] This is an historic moment for Venezuela…

Well, you can say hello tonight at the L'Ambassadeur.

Wait, the drop is supposed to be at 9:00 p.m. You're gonna let me go?

Oh, uh, yeah. Not only am I gonna let you go,

I'm gonna let her know you're bringing an associate.

[woman on TV] …of ups and downs.

Today, President Henderson and President Arvito of Venezuela

will celebrate the opening of the new embassy.

By the way, I've been waiting to check this place out.

It's got durian sorbet on the menu.

[Teddy] What the hell is durian?

Yorktown is entering the restaurant with an unidentified male. Do you copy?

-Can we get an ID? -Negative.

This could be the Marín meeting.

L'Ambassadeur security feed coming up now, ma'am.

Hey, you wanna hold on to the thumb or you wanna check it?

Okay, come here. Let me talk to you. Please. Please.

I want you to relax. Okay?

Listen, you should-- Get your hands off of me like that.

It's 'cause of the cameras. Stop with the paranoia stuff.

Somebody looks you in your eyes and they smile, smile back.

Make eye contact. Be a person.

Perhaps you'd be more comfortable in this, sir.

That's not the type of eye contact I'm talking about.

-Thank you. -[maître d'] My pleasure.

Oh, no problem.

I'm just asking that you make the most out of this, okay?

How do I look?

Who's she with?

Her friend Anne. Why?

You didn't tell me about Anne.

I didn't know that I had to tell you about Anne.

-[sighs] -What's the problem?

I get uncomfortable…

around women.

So, how do you deal with Debora?

-Debora is different. Debora-- -Stop it. Why are you complicating this?

-Same as you talking to Debora. -Okay.

-[Teddy] Hey. -Hey! There you go.

-Hello. -Hi, honey.

-Hey. -Hi.

Oh my God. I thought I was never gonna see you again.

Well, here I am.

Who is this?

This is the Man from…

Equinox.

-Okay. -Yeah.

-All right, let's sit down. -Okay, great. Thank you.

-Let's all sit down. -[Anne] Hi, Teddy.

Hey, Anne!

Who is this guy, Santoro?

-Does he look like Colonel Marín? -No, ma'am.

It must be the Man from Toronto. This is our chance.

-Can we get a higher resolution? -[tech] That's a negative.

Get me another camera.

When Teddy texted,

I didn't want the whole third-wheel dynamic,

so I brought you a date.

Don't worry. It doesn't have to be a date.

Anne's my best friend from college.

It actually could be, Mr. Tall, Dark and Scary.

[Teddy] No. No.

It can't.

All right, stop, don't even panic. That's his way of telling you he's taken.

-He's got a lady. Her name's Debora. -All right.

Well, actually, Debora is a… [clears throat]

1969 Dodge Charger 440 R/T.

Come again? What'd you say?

Debora's a car?

The 440 R/T is not just a car.

With eight cylinders of big block, high torque horsepower,

it's a weapon.

-I'm happy celebrating my wife's birthday. -[Lori] Yes, my love.

-Correctly. -That's right. You look good.

-And it's a man-size too. -I love it.

[Teddy] I got it in, uh…

[Anne] It's some nice ink over there.

Are you a chef or…

Oh, well, yeah, I…

I wanted to be. Yeah.

It's not too late.

Well, you know, I actually thought about that.

I thought about opening my own place. A great, great restaurant.

But then I just remember everything,

and it just doesn't seem…

[clears throat]

…realistic, you know?

Really?

Why not?

Well, it's just,

kinda scary.

I mean, what if…

nobody came?

I'd come.

Really?

Mm-hmm.

It's gotta be him. Do you want me to intercept?

Wait for backup.

[Santoro] Davis, where are you?

Five minutes out.

["Aonde Você Vai" by Antônio Adolfo playing]

I finished that before everybody. [giggles]

Oh, I love this song. Look, they're dancing.

This is so cute.

Can we dance?

-Baby, I don't know. Come on. -Oh, come on, baby. Please?

It's my birthday, and Santi taught me tango today.

San-what? Why?

-I wanted to learn. -Get up, let's go. No, come on.

-It was hot. Yeah. -[Teddy] Well, we're gonna unlearn it.

We're gonna unlearn whatever he taught you.

-Just because it's your birthday. -All right, you ready? Let's go.

[chuckles]

No, I… I don't dance.

-You don't or you can't. -Won't.

Will. Let's go.

-Come on, cowboy. Stand up. -No, I'm not… Oh.

-Thank you. Thank you. -Ah, ah, ah. Okay.

[chuckles]

Come on, you crazy.

[song continues]

You know how to dance. You can dance.

-Just move your body a bit. -I feel a bit self-conscious.

Loosen up a little bit. Just like move your limbs.

-Mm-hmm. -[giggles] You got it.

Ooh. Ooh.

Move your arms. Loosen up.

[laughs] Not like that. Less weird.

Loosen up. There you go. Yeah!

-Happy birthday. -Thank you, my love.

My country needs me. Homeland security depends on it.

Santoro, don't be a hero.

-I'm 60 seconds out. -I'm moving in.

[Lawrence] Agent, stand down.

[exhales]

[gasps]

Arms here.

Get a little crazy.

[song continues]

[giggles]

Look at you in this dress.

[song fades]

[tense music plays]

-Are you okay? -Bathroom break.

-Oh. Okay. -Gotta take a quick bathroom break.

-Okay? -Okay.

Hey, we gotta go.

-No, I don't have to go. -Listen, we gotta. Now! Now!

[laughing]

You don't normally see two guys going to the bathroom together.

-We gotta go! -What about the dancing?

-What is going on? -Santoro, do you copy?

Moving in through the back.

They're not here.

Come on! Come on!

[Toronto] What is going on?

That guy… That guy is here, man.

-Who, the waiter? -No, not the waiter.

The guy from Puerto Rico that tried to kill us. He's here.

-Do you think Anne likes me? -What?

-What are you talking about? -I was dancing.

-Hey! -I mean…

Snap out of it, man!

He's trying to kill us!

I need you to go back to being the killer you are

and to understand that we are in trouble!

Are you not listening to what I'm saying?

He's here!

-Who? -Me.

The Man from Miami.

Give me the thumb.

Now.

Hand it to me. Just walk it over.

Thumb. What are you…

Why are you doing that? Stop.

I still can't believe you stored a human thumb in a Cheese Puffs bag.

The Cheese Puffs bag is what's throwing you off?

Yeah.

If you think about it, the preservatives are…

keeping the thumb intact.

Nobody's thinking about that.

She was right. You're out of control.

"She"?

As in the Mrs. Man from Toronto, your handler.

She said you'd gone Minnesota again.

I told you.

-[clangs] -[grunts]

[bullet ricocheting]

[grunting]

-Ah! -[thunks]

Stop helping!

[yelps]

[grunting]

[splashes]

[grunts]

I got your ass!

[both grunting]

[knife whooshing]

[grunts]

Get the gun!

[Teddy] It's in dirty water!

Ugh. Oh God.

-[yells] -[thuds]

I got it! I got it! I got the gun! I got the gun.

[groans]

Move. Move, move!

Move, so I can shoot his ass. Step aside!

Shoot him!

Oh…

-[gunshot] -Argh!

[gun clicks]

-[Toronto groans] Come on. -I missed.

[groans]

[police sirens wailing in distance]

Get outta here!

-Front's clear. -[Lawrence] Backup should be arriving now.

I'm gonna check the kitchen.

[sirens blare]

You okay, man?

I was better before you shot me in my leg.

-It was an accident. I'm sorry. Sorry. -Yeah, I bet.

Need some help?

Yeah. Yeah. [grunts] Let's go.

-Wait. -Come on. Hurry.

Wait. Wait. Wait. No, no, no. We gotta go back there. Lori.

No, we're going to the Monarch Hotel right now!

-What do you mean right now? -We gotta intercept that thumb.

It's her birthday dinner!

[sirens wailing]

Get in.

Get in what?

You're driving.

You want me to steal a cop car? You don't see the irony in that?

-Asking a Black man to steal a cop car. -Get in that car, right now!

Stop, all right? Just stop. Fine.

Fine. Know what? You're gonna deal with the consequences.

You're gonna talk to Lori! That's… You're gonna do it.

I'm not dealin' with nothing that comes from this. Nothing!

-What happened to being a person? -[yells] Drive!

[squealing]

[Daniela] Hola, mi amor.

There's a man here who claims he has all you need of Mr. Green.

Colonel.

-Who is this? -No sé.

I am

the Man from Miami.

Think of me as a surprise upgrade.

I don't like surprises.

[guns cocking]

-How can I trust you? -Because I'm telling you to.

He's one of mine.

And where is Mr. Green?

Mr. Green couldn't make it. But…

Uh…

His thumbprint did.

Payment will be delivered after the fireworks.

Fair enough, my friend.

They're not here.

And It turns out a patrol car is missing from the scene.

We're tracking the car now, ma'am.

They're headed for the Marín meet.

All right, we are on the move, people. Let's go! Let's go!

[Teddy] What about Marín? Are we helping Marín?

[sighs] I just want my money.

Oh.

I got it.

Know what? It's just like Minnesota and all those damn people you killed.

It's no different, man.

I didn't kill anybody in Minnesota.

You killed a lot of bodies.

-That's what killers do. Killers kill. -I didn't kill anybody!

[tense music playing]

[Toronto] I was about to pull the trigger on a hit.

The guy was a chronic gambler.

Owed a lot of money…

to the wrong people.

And then I saw the kid.

[Teddy] Like the kid at the frozen lake?

I just…

I wanted to break the cycle.

Sorry, man.

But after I set the man free,

he went on a rampage.

How would you know he was gonna do that?

He said, "If you set me free, I'm gonna go on a rampage."

Oh.

[Toronto] Anyway,

this job gets me my cash, then I'm out.

Are you talking about your restaurant? How much do you need to do that?

[exhales] Eight mil.

You could get a whole food court with that type of money. Damn.

-I want it to be special. -Mm.

Has the number always been eight mil?

I bet it started out at two.

[chuckles] You're just like me, man. You're scared.

I promise you, on my honor,

no one gets killed tonight.

I mean, as near as you can predict these things.

But I need you to be me

one last time.

[fireworks popping]

[reporter] Thank you, Jessica.

We're live here at the opening gala in Washington, DC

where the new president is about to give his speech.

[Marín] I dreamed of this day.

A new Venezuelan embassy.

To my friends from the United States, as countries…

-Please. -[Handler] Con gusto.

[Arvito] As you're all aware,

relationships between our countries have been…

They celebrate its opening tonight.

We sent the desserts.

They will have their cake, and we will kill them too.

[Arvito] I hope you, like me,

also envision this new building as the beginning of a new era.

Give me Coughlin's sequence.

[Arvito] Like every Venezuelan,

when on an international stage,

I'm acutely mindful of the troubled history

my beloved country has endured.

[guard] Ma'am.

We have a visitor.

[Arvito] Now, let's cut the cake! Celebrate officially…

And the thumb, please.

Now.

[Daniela] Stop!

These people are imposters.

Oh. Says who?

-The Man from Toronto. -[Teddy] O the bleeding drops of red!

We don't have time for this. What's going on?

Stop it.

Oy.

Pleasure is mine, Colonel.

[Handler] That is not the Man from Toronto.

The Man from Toronto is--

Is what? What is he?

Say it. I wanna hear it.

-I have a photo. -That's a screwup on your side, my friend.

Oh. I see.

He's obviously lying.

His name is Teddy Jackson.

That's my name? Teddy Jackson? An obviously fake name.

That is the Man from Toronto.

-I've known him for decades. -[guns cock]

That is my driver, Wendell,

who you've been speaking to on the phone for the last 20 years.

Put the guns down. You're making him nervous.

He's got a bad stomach when he's around weapons.

Who is the Man from Toronto?

[Teddy] Colonel Marinara, give me a second.

You know me.

That's what she said, not me.

Enlighten me. Tell me something about myself I don't know.

'Cause last I checked, I know about me.

So, what do you know about me that I may not know that you know?

Who's Debora?

-Oh, that's your question? -Mm.

Did you hear that, Wendell?

She wants to know about Debora.

I'mma let the information fly.

Debora's a 1969 Dodge Charger.

-440 R/T-- -440 R/T.

You know what that means?

That means I got the big meats in the back with a sway bar so my ass wiggle.

When I'm in the streets, I mark it up so you know I was there.

[imitates tire screeching]

It's me pulling off and pulling out.

Rubbin' and tuggin'.

But you wouldn't know that because you don't know me.

You know why you don't know me? Because you never met me.

[whispering] And that's intentional.

Because that's how I do business.

[loudly] I'm done with the whispering.

The volume just elevated.

Because now you're wasting my time.

You think I'd wait till now to actually let you speak to me,

let alone see me?

To the real me?

To the me I know I am right now in this moment,

and not who you thought I was?

I know who I am.

And don't you tell me who I'm not.

Because that's gonna confuse everybody.

I saw this whole thing coming.

[sniffing]

You smell that? Because I do.

It's people trying to play games with the Man from Toronto.

You don't play with me!

I do the playing!

This is all a mistake.

You're a mistake!

This is all pig sex!

Now, who's ready to oink?

[rapid beeping]

I know that noise. Y'all hear that?

-[beeping continues] -[flash-bang blast]

[glass shattering]

-Federal agents! Everybody on the ground! -On the floor! Don't move!

[man] Everybody on the ground!

Get back here!

-[gunfire] -[agents yelling]

-Where are you going? -[grunts]

Get down! Ah!

I don't have a weapon! I don't have it! I don't have it!

[agent] Get back. We're clear!

[women gasp]

[groans]

[Teddy] Aw, shit.

Lori!

Okay.

[Davis] Hey, look at this.

Match to the thumb. It wasn't even Green.

It was this guy.

[Lawrence] Who the hell is that?

[Davis] That's the guy who was holding the hostages in Puerto Rico.

But the bomb wouldn't have even gone off.

I guess the Man from Toronto wasn't gonna go through with it.

You're a lucky guy to know a woman like Lori.

Once-in-a-lifetime dream. Truly.

[truck brakes hiss]

Thank you.

Hey.

You saved the world tonight.

And I lost mine.

["December" by Myles Cameron playing]

[dog snarling]

[barking]

Not today, Stephanie.

[on voicemail] Hey, this is Teddy. I'll call you back.

[beeps]

[Lori] I called Marty because I was worried about you.

He told me about your job.

I need some time, Teddy.

I don't know how much.

I just… I don't feel like I know you.

I don't even know if you know you, what you're looking for, what you need.

I just wanted you to be there. For once.

Like you said you would.

I'm sorry.

[beeps]

[cell phone ringing]

[Handler chuckles] I knew you'd pick up.

For old times' sake.

You know the rules, Toronto.

You don't complete the job, you don't collect the cash.

You bring that money to Yorktown,

or I'm gonna kill your friend Teddy.

How's that for your new moral compass?

Rumors of my morality have been greatly exaggerated.

You're a fool if you think I'm gonna let you have that money.

[tsks] You know what this means, don't you?

[Toronto] Don't look at me that way, Deb.

You're a bad influence on me.

Pass.

I thought he was dead.

-[in Russian] Bust. -Again.

You've reached your limit with the casino.

Sir.

[in English] Prison.

Perfect.

[men laughing]

[startled gasps]

[in Japanese] Please!

No!

[groans]

[in English] Well, look at this. Some skin in the game.

[cell phone ringing]

[Tacoma] Hey, boys. Looks like we've got a payday.

[door creaking]

[Teddy] So stupid.

[cell phone chimes]

I'm coming, Lori!

[panting]

[train whistle blowing]

I'm not gonna Teddy this one.

Ow!

[groans]

Ow! [moans]

[sighs]

You remember me.

-Man from Miami. -Oh, no.

-Where is he? Huh? -I don't know who you're talking about.

-[groans] -Where is he?

I don't know, man. He took the money and he left me for dead.

Where is he!

Where is your friend?

He's not my friend.

I got nothing to do with him.

-[grunts] -[coughs]

Toronto.

Come on. No, man.

No, don't do it! No!

[groans]

You came back for me.

Yeah, the thought of you dead just didn't sit right.

I think I'm going soft.

[bones cracking]

Hit me in my back with a damn club, you bitch.

Hey. I gotta get to the train station for Lori.

Yeah, I read your texts.

You hacked my phone?

You're the only one who knows who I am. That makes you a liability.

Now, let's go get your gal.

-[brakes screeching] -Over there.

-Get down! -Sh…

Well, well, well. Look who it is.

[cocks gun, fires]

-Who the hell are they? -The Men from Tacoma Brothers.

You done picked a fight with some people from the medieval time.

-[arrow thwacks] -[Teddy] What the…

Ow! You shot me in the leg!

Marty's Fitness. We go through there. We go through the back door.

Hey, that's a great idea. Take this.

[Teddy] I don't want it. I don't want this.

You son of a bitch!

Here I come!

Anybody hit?

Oh shit, I missed. I missed!

I missed!

-[yelling] -[gunfire]

Hey, Marty!

[panicked yelling]

-Teddy? -Where you at?

Ah! No, no, no! Don't shoot, don't shoot! I'll do anything.

I'll give you your job back!

Nobody's gonna shoot you. Eat lead!

Give me the keys to the back door. Give me the goddamn keys!

[Toronto] All right, let's go.

-You threw my second favorite gun. -Because it was out of bullets.

So is this, but I had backup bullets.

-Well, I didn't. -[man laughing]

[with Russian accent] You are dead man, Toronto.

-Who the hell is that? -[sighs] The Man from Moscow.

Nowhere to run, Toronto.

[grunts]

-[chainsaw revs] -[laughs]

I suggest contact.

[Teddy] Watch out!

[grunts]

Watch out!

["Joker and the Thief" by Wolfmother playing]

-[grunts] -[groans]

[yells]

Get off!

[yells]

-[glass shatters] -[grunts]

Whoa.

-[chainsaw revs] -[metal clangs]

[laughing] You're mine.

[grunts]

♪ He's always laughing In the midst of power ♪

♪ Always living in the final hour… ♪

-[grunts] -[gasps]

Oh, you're mine, Toronto!

We gotta get to the station!

-[grunting] -I'm aware of the time!

-[growls] -[Teddy] Oh!

[grunts]

♪ He's always laughing In the midst of power… ♪

Stop!

Why?

Because you're about to get a dose of my first contact.

[grunting]

[screams]

Ow!

[Russia grunting]

[speaking Russian]

Help!

You got this!

[yells]

[song continues]

[speaking Russian]

[groans]

[grunts]

-[yells] -[groans]

You're dead, Toronto! [grunts]

Appreciate you.

[chainsaw buzzing]

[laughing]

[growling]

[grunting]

Ah!

-I had him. -Sure.

[boxers] Go, go, go!

[arrow whizzing]

-Get down! -[grunts]

[grunts]

-[arrows whizzing] -Uh!

[smashing]

[grunting]

[brother] End of the road, Toronto.

[groaning]

Get up, Bubba, let's go.

[chainsaw buzzing]

Where are you, Toronto?

[groans]

-[chainsaw revving] -[man screaming]

Bastard!

Oh!

[grunts]

[both grunt]

[glass rattling]

[yells]

[groans]

[wheezing gasps]

I don't wanna go out like this.

[grunts]

[shotgun blast]

-[Tacoma] What is it? -[shotgun blast]

Whoo! That's my payday.

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

[panting]

Looks like you've cashed your last check, Toronto.

You practice these lines in front of a mirror?

You recite that 18th-century poetry in the mirror?

[groans]

[gun clatters]

Nineteenth-century, bitch!

Is that contact?

Ow!

Ow!

Oh my God.

You saved my life.

I broke my hand.

Yeah, that ain't normal. Ah.

Okay, let's get you to the station.

Which way?

-[metal clanks] -I want my money.

Aw, come on.

[grunts]

-[Teddy] Oh, she's pissed. Go. -Go! Go! Go!

Let's go!

[intense music playing]

[Teddy] Quick, the factory!

Go. Go! She's coming!

Watch out! Shit!

-Teddy! What are you doing, man? -Get up.

Henry, tell everybody to get out of here! Go!

-Give me that money! -[gunshots]

[gunshots continue]

[automated voice] Warning, pressure loss.

[Teddy] Shit, go.

[automated voice] All employees exit the building.

-Which button? -I don't know.

I got handles in my house, not buttons.

-Just press the buttons. -[automated voice] Activating boiler.

-[Teddy] Shit. -[Toronto] Please.

Looks like you lost your edge somewhere in Minnesota, huh?

[alarm buzzing steadily]

You know, there is nothing sadder than a hard man gone soft.

Why don't you let him go? You got me.

Okay.

[jangling]

[Handler] What's that?

Keys to Debora.

Money's in the trunk.

If there was ever a time for you to be a closer, it is now.

I don't know what you want me to do. I pressed every button, thing didn't open.

Okay, let him go.

[Handler] Do you forget how this works, baby?

We don't let people go.

-You said, "Don't pull the lever." -We disappear them, don't we?

-There's a lever? -Yes, there's a lever.

I'm gonna disappear your friend first and let you watch.

-Pull that lever. -You said, "Never lever."

Sometimes lever.

Like now.

[screams]

-Still nothing. -[Handler screaming]

-Come on. -You might've shorted it, Teddy.

[liquid bubbling]

Oh, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

I did that?

Okay, well, I hope you're happy.

I boiled a goddamn white woman because of you.

[continues screaming]

[Teddy] You gotta stop!

You gotta just die.

I think you just made human tempura.

[screaming stops]

I mean, look. All killing aside…

[alarm blaring]

…it's just me and you here, so I can admit, it don't smell bad.

This air smells like gas, though.

Not like ass gas,

but like gas, like fuel. Right?

-Gas in her jacket or something. -[gas hissing]

-Oh shit. -You do smell it.

[both groan]

Ow!

[moans]

[pants]

You blew up a warehouse.

We blew up a warehouse.

Hey, I, uh…

I know you said not to say nothing, right?

But…

-[coughs] -[emotional music plays]

I don't… I don't have many people that I can open up to, man.

These last couple of days, well, it's been, um…

It's been…

Well, I can't say it's been good.

[groans]

But in some type of, like…

[grunts]

In some kind of weird way, you've somehow managed to inspire me.

Through all this that we've been through, you…

you got me wanting to be better, man.

I mean, I hope… I'm hoping that I've had, like…

the same effect on you, you know?

Maybe we can be friends after this, stay in each other's life.

I don't want to get emotional, but I feel like there's a poss…

[music stops]

[suspenseful music playing]

Where is your friend?

Who are you?

Man from Tokyo.

I'm here to kill Toronto.

I don't have time.

-[tires squealing] -Whoa!

When will this cycle of violence end?

It ends right now.

After I finish off this poser.

[police sirens approaching]

Get your girl.

-What are you talking about? -Go on. Get in there.

-You're gonna let me take Debora? -Yeah, yeah, I'll find you. Hey.

Two things.

First thing, you so much as scratch her, I kill you.

Second thing--

Don't forget the first thing. I already know.

-Yeah. You got it. Get outta here. -Thank you. Bye-bye!

[Toronto] Get outta here!

[engine revs]

[sirens wailing]

[officer] In pursuit of the 1969 Dodge Charger 440 R/T.

We cannot keep up with it.

Come on, Teddy. Come on.

Watch out! Watch out!

[gasps]

[tires squealing]

[crossing bells ringing]

Teddy!

I'm coming, Lori!

[woman on PA] Next train from Armon arriving in five minutes.

[panting]

Lori!

[police sirens wailing]

Teddy?

-Hey. -Oh my God, what the hell happened to you?

A lot of stuff.

Honey, yeah, you're bleeding.

-It's not all my blood. -Okay, you need medical attention.

No, no, no.

That's not what I need.

I figured it out.

I know what I need.

I need you.

I need you, Lori.

You're all I ever needed.

[train whistle blowing in distance]

-I'm so sorry, Lori. -[train whistle blows]

-[metal crunching] -Oh!

[metal screeching]

Oh, that's bad.

That's not good at all.

-That is-- -Police!

[screams]

[officer on radio] Suspect apprehended.

[blues music playing]

[Lori] Do you remember when we met him, how he couldn't even make eye contact?

-Now he's in his element. -[Teddy] Yeah.

I know. Turns out Mr. Tall, Dark and Scary is all bark and no bite.

I feel he's turned over a new leaf.

He's over that frozen bear on the lake thing.

-Oh, totally over that bear thing. -Question, did you guys like this?

-Teddy. -[Teddy] Do we…

-I don't know what it is. -[Anne] Durian sorbet.

I wanna be polite, so I don't like it, but I'm gonna finish it.

-Congratulations on your new restaurant. -Hello.

-Hey. [chuckles] -There he is.

Lori, you look fantastic. How's that little loaf rising?

-What? -I want to murder everyone all the time.

-So… -Yeah.

-I've been there. Hey, baby. -Hi.

-Thank you. -Oh, I'll get this.

-No, stop. I got it. I got it. -No. I…

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

-[Toronto] Okay. That's very nice. -Back off. No problem.

What is this? Is this a three or an eight? I can't tell.

-Can you see that? -Oh God. Low toner.

Low toner. What type of man doesn't have a spare toner?

It's an eight.

Well, thank you for a delicious meal, man.

We, uh, we appreciate it, and we'll get the next one.

[chuckles]

-I got good news. Babe, give me a sec. -Of course.

-You, come here. -Yeah.

Come here. You ready for this one?

I took the liberty of making you a partner in my online gym.

Big moment for us.

I'm celebrating, which means I'm gonna let you celebrate too.

What I have in my hand right now is your first down payment for your car.

[chuckling]

Is that a one or a seven?

-That's a one. Yeah. -Hmm.

I want Debora back.

The chassis was cut in half. The engine practically evaporated.

She's gone.

-That's your problem. -Cut the shit!

Ow! I can't believe you actually did it!

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[bell ringing]

[gunshot sound effect]

Yeah! Way to go, guys.

Welcome. Welcome to Teddybox.

I, of course, am Teddy Jackson, and guess what?

Here, the only opponent is yourself. Don't you forget it.

We're brick-and-mortar now, guys, which means things are changing.

They're getting bigger and better!

And we're bringing you one online class per week!

That means I can talk to you guys live.

And today, we got our first ever online call.

Uh, calling all the way from Toronto.

Um, okay. [laughs]

Talk to me.

[Toronto] I had a dream about her last night.

That's graphic.

That's… That's a lot, sir. I wanna remind you that we're live.

We got about 8,000 viewers in here right now, not to mention kids.

-So we keep-- -I miss her.

Quite sure you miss her for good reason, sir. Whoever she is.

You know damn well who.

Debora.

You killed her.

Oh, stop that.

Not while we're live.

You don't tell anybody they killed somebody, especially without proof.

That's what we call a strong accusation.

Not true at all.

Maybe I should come down there and non-contact your face.

Or not, sir.

This is online, so you don't have to come all the way from Toronto

when you can talk to me now.

-That's the beauty. -I'm not in Toronto, Teddy.

What does that mean? What are you saying?

Where are you?

I'm standing outside.

[hangs up]

Oh, [bleep]!

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