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[man] Come on, man. Hurry.

- Who's there?
- This computer bandit.

He used the university terminal.

Probably means that he or she
is a teacher or an alumnus.

Look out!

Who you got for a teacher?

- Guy named Tharp. You know him?
- Cat is a turkey.

We kill two birds with one stone.

The agent and Benny.

[beeping]

[engine droning]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[high-pitched tone hums]

[man]
Come on, man. Hurry.

[man 2] Almost there.

That's it.
We've got the money.

Now I've got to deprogram it.

[man] Someone's coming.

- Gotta split.
- [man 2] I'm not finished, man.

- [man] Come on, man. Boogie.
- I'm not finished.

Who's there?
Come back here.

[Oscar] Rudy, are you trying to tell me
that somebody transferred

$5,000 out of an OSI account,

and you don't know
where it went?

It could be in any bank account
in the country.

This computer bandit not only has a way
to dig into our pockets,

but he's got a system that's
absolutely untraceable.

He's a genius.
We're lucky it wasn't more.

That operations account
is controlled by

our highest security
computer system.

If he's got access to our money,

he's got access to all of our top secret
computerized data as well.

That's right.
And there's no way we can stop him.

At least for now.

What do you mean,
"At least for now"?

Have we got any leads?

[sighs] A small one.

Apparently, the bandit didn't have time
to erase his program last night.

So, with that mistake,

we were lucky enough to lock
onto a terminal he used.

Where is it?

South Coast University.

In California?

Yeah.
The research library there has a terminal

that's hooked into
the Library of Congress.

Well, so do a lot of other schools,

but that doesn't mean they
have access to OSI funds.

It does if you have
the right computer program.

There are a lot of computer networks.

There's communication,
there's banking, there's research.

A large percentage of them
have one trait in common.

They're all hooked into
the Library of Congress.

Right.

Now, this person
at South Coast University

has devised a program that,
through the Library of Congress,

gives him access to the banks
and businesses throughout the country.

Now he can literally

transfer funds from their account
into his own at will.

Amazing, Rudy.

A program that can take
top secret material

and make it as available
as a library book.

The Bionic Project. Jaime. Max.

Do you have any idea what a foreign power
would pay for that?

How much damage
it could do?

Well, for what it's worth,
we're lucky.

Right now it appears as if
all he's interested in is money.

I ran a profile on him

just to find out what kind of a character
we're looking for.

Here's what we've got.

He's a genius, for starters.

He's highly educated.

PhD is likely.

He worked for the government or a bank
at some point in time.

And the fact that the bandit used
the university terminal

probably means that he or she
is a teacher or an alumnus there.

We'd better get
somebody over there.

Have you talked
to anybody on campus?

A professor named Tom Tharp.

Now, he claims that he walked
in on the bandit last night,

scared him away.

Who are you calling?

Jaime?

How would you like
to go back to college?

[man] Oh! Look out! Look out.
I'm actually going down.

- [horn beeping]
- Look out!

- [horn beeping]
- Look out!

Coming through!
Coming through!

- [horn beeping]
- Whoo!

Get outta the way!
Get outta the way!

- [horn beeping]
- Look out! Look out!

Uh-oh! Whoo!

Watch what you're doing!

- Sorry. Late for work.
- [Jaime] Late for work.

Ooh, baby.

Hey, there.
Need some help?

No, thank you.

You know, I saw you
over at the bookstore.

- You new?
- Yup.

Yeah, you probably
don't know who I am.

I know.

May I have that, please?

[sniffs]

Mmm. Morning Dove.

My favorite.

[sniffs]

Afternoon locker room.
It's not mine.

Thank you.

[bell ringing]

- Bye.
- Hey!

You sure there's nothing
I can help you with?

Yeah, sure.
Where is the Physics building?

- Physics?
- Mmm-hmm.

Don't know.

- Figures.
- But, ooh,

can I show you some interesting ways
to the Phys. Ed. department.

Ooh. I'm sure you could.

Bye.

Ciao, baby.

[man] Just a minute, man.

Ooh!

[man] Hey, Mango,
got us a hot lady coming in.

[man 2] Coffee, black.

[man] All right.
Coffee for you too?

Another coffee, man.

Hey, Mrs. Simpson.

You're smiling the smile of a lady
who knew her Camus.

Hey, how'd you do
on your philosophy exam, Mrs. S?

- Yeah, come on. What happened?
- Aces.

- Hey, hey.
- All right.

Mango, a Special Special
for the smart lady here.

Right. One Special Special
coming up.

Ooh.

- What can I do for you?
- Well, that depends.

Are you a better cook
than you are a bike rider?

Oh, that was you
back on the--

Yes. It was me on the--

Oh, hey, wow.
I'm sorry about that. I really am.

It's okay.

What would you like?

I would like a cup of tea

and some directions
to the Physics building.

You know where that is? I've got
an appointment over there at noon.

Oh, yeah. I got a delivery
over there at noon myself.

Tell you what. Why don't you sip
on your tea for a few minutes

and wait for me?

- I'll walk you over.
- You don't have to do that. I just--

Hey, you know, like,
after running you down over there,

I figure it's
the least I could do.

Tea's on the house.

Okay. Thanks.

Mango, hurry up with that Special Special.

[sighs]

The can opener's broken, man,
and I can't get the ketchup open.

- Need some help?
- What?

I'm pretty good
with those things.

[chuckles]

Sure. There.
Help yourself.

Thank you.

Okay.

There you go.

You mind telling me
how you did this?

Oh, I just used
my fingernail.

- Yeah, okay.
- Right.

- All right.
- Bye.

How about a Coke?

[man] Come on, Stubbs,
put the special

in Mrs. Simpson's Special
and give her food.

Coming up.

There you go, Mrs. S.

Now you hang loose, Mrs. S.

Hey. This doesn't look like
the Physics building to me.

Your power of observation
is astonishing.

[chuckles]

Uh-oh.

Robin Hood to the rescue.
Mango.

- [Mango] What?
- [man] Give me a big shake.

You know, there are plenty
of other astonishing things about me.

Will you please get lost?
I am not interested, okay?

Excuse me.
Is this seat taken?

- No.
- Yes.

Hey, I said
the seat's taken.

- But the lady said--
- The seat's taken. Now get out of--

[groans]

Oh, man, I'm sorry, man.
It slipped.

Man, I'm gonna kill you.

You better not mess with me,
Jack, 'cause I know karate.

Oh, yeah?
Well, you're gonna need it.

Aaah!

Aaah!

Man. Lucky he hit the bushes.

I think we'd better go.

Sure. Anything you say.

Anything you say.

Oh! What happened?
What happened?

So, what's your name?

Jaime Sommers.

Jaime?

Well, I'm Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar, Jaime.

- But you can call me Benny.
- Okay, Benny.

What you gonna do in
the Physics department?

I'm gonna take
a computer programming course.

- Computers, huh?
- Yeah.

- Hey, I dig computers.
- Yeah?

- Who you got for a teacher?
- A guy named Tharp. You know him?

Cat is a turkey.
That's the dude I'm delivering lunch to.

Really? Well, are there any other teachers
that are better?

I mean, who knows the most
about programming?

Uh, Tharp, I guess.

But believe me,
this guy is a turkey.

You know, he goes into hiding
every Thanksgiving. [chuckles]

You know, you don't hardly
look like the electronics type.

Oh, I don't, do I?

Well, you would be surprised
what's under this skin of mine.

Yeah?
Well, I like surprises.

Thank you.

[knocking]

Come in.

$2.57, Mr. T.

It's Dr. Tharp, Benny.

This time
give me the change.

- Who are you?
- Jaime Sommers.

Oh, uh, Jaime Sommers
from the government?

- Well, this is a pleasant surprise.
- [clears throat]

Oh, um,
it's a pleasure to meet you.

Won't you sit down?

Thank you.

[sighs]

Here's your change, Mr. T.

[door closes]

This is supposed to be a secret,
Dr. Tharp.

Or weren't you aware of that?

Oh, well, uh, you don't have to worry
with someone like Benny.

It probably went
right over his head.

Gobble! Gobble! Gobble! Gobble!
Gobble! Gobble! Gobble!

I doubt it.

Um, Oscar said that you, uh,

- enrolled me in a couple of classes?
- Yes, as an auditor.

Except I don't think you'll find
the computer bandit there.

Why not?

Well, as I understand it,
the system is so sophisticated

that even your people
can't make heads or tails of it.

Who told you that?

Well, well, uh,
it's just simple logic.

If the government could've
found a way to stop it,

why would they send you here?

So what, uh,
what can I help you with?

What do you plan to do?

Oh, just taking a few classes,
ask some questions.

I think I'll go over tonight
and keep an eye on the terminal.

Maybe I can catch the thief
on a return trip. Who knows?

Mm.

[sniffs]

This is Tharp.

I talked to the agent
today and, uh,

in a roundabout way got her
to confirm what we thought.

Our friend's program
is very, very valuable.

Yeah, everything's set.

The only thing is, uh,
what do I do about the agent?

Kill her?

Well...

Yeah, yeah, I understand.

Benny.

Well.

Jaime, how you doing?

- Hey, how you doing?
- Hey, I'm cool, I'm cool.

Tell me, what'd you think of,
uh, Tharp this afternoon?

Oh. Turkey.

- Yeah. Yeah, I told you, didn't I?
- Yes.

What are you guys
doing over here?

I thought you parked, uh,
over in the patio.

Oh, only during the daytime.

See, like, at night we park
near the library

'cause we sell a lot more coffee,
see?

Plus, we're closer to the kitchen
when we close.

I see.

Where you headed?

The Research Library.
And yes, I could use some coffee.

You mean the government
pays you to work at night?

What was that Tharp was saying
this afternoon? Are you a Fed?

No, I am not a Fed.
I'm a clerk.

I work in a government
records office.

Records office, huh?

What does that have to do
with the university?

Oh, well, they're computerizing
the department, see?

So they sent me here to learn about it.
Come on, where's that coffee?

- A large or small?
- Uh, large. It's gonna be a long night.

Watch your head, baby.
There.

Mango, draw a large coffee.

[Benny] So, they're
computerizing the department.

Uh, what kind of system
are they putting in?

[Jaime] A big one.

They--They said it's gonna
handle all--all the files.

Oh, that's good.
That's good.

- Cream or sugar?
- Black.

[laughs]

Now you're talking.
Let me have a quarter.

Okay.

Hey, there you go.

- Thank you.
- Thank you. Good night.

- You have a good night, okay?
- Okay.

A big one, huh?

Yeah.

Dr. Tharp?

Oh. Hello.

Hi.

Um, call me Tom.

I was just, uh,
checking some variables

for tomorrow's classwork.

So, are you ready
for your night-long vigil?

Well, I don't know
about all night.

What time was it when, uh,

when you walked in on those guys?

It was a little after midnight.

Oh, so maybe I can get
a little sleep, huh?

You know, I was just over
at the Gypsy Wagon and, uh,

Benny was asking me some
pretty uncomfortable questions

about who I was and what I was doing here
on the campus and--

Well, I said I was sorry
about that slip.

I- I'm just not used
to all this spy stuff.

Anyway, Benny and those kids
over at the Gypsy Wagon,

they're completely harmless.

Maybe.

But I think they're a lot smarter than
you give 'em credit for.

Good night.

[door closes]

A lot smarter.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Noisy little coat.

[sighs] Okay.

Oh.

I'm not gonna make it if I don't.

[woman] Tastes horrible,
doesn't it, dear?

Mm-hmm. Ugh.

But it's the only thing
that'll keep me awake.

Mind if I sit down?

Go ahead.

I have to get through five chapters
before tomorrow morning.

- You're gonna stay up all night?
- Oh, I have to.

Part of being a student.
And I love it.

Mrs. Simpson,

I think it's just fantastic
what you're doing.

I know, I know.

What's an old bat like me
doing in college, right?

- You said that, I didn't.
- [laughs]

- Young woman...
- Jaime.

Jaime.

You don't know what it's like
to be an old lady

with no future or family.

It's awful.

I just knew
that I was going to die

in some old county poor house.

Not because something
was wrong with me,

but out of sheer boredom.

Well, I just decided
that was ridiculous,

and I started thinking about

what it was I wanted
to do most in the world.

So get
a college degree, huh?

Right.

The only problem was
that I didn't have any money.

[yawns]

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, child.
Am I boring you?

No, not at all.

Well, as I was saying,

the problem was that
I didn't have any money.

And they just laughed
at my applications for scholarships.

I'm sorry.

It's all right, dear.

Just sleep.

That's the signal.

Okay, Stubbs, you signal Mrs. S
if you see anyone coming.

Come on, Mango.

Ah, my little money machine.

What have you got
for me tonight?

[beeps]

[exhales]

Tap into the Library of Congress.

[beeping]

[beeping]

All right, now I transfer over
to the OSI memory bank.

[beeping]

[whirring]

And zap out...
How much you think, Mango?

[Mango] Couple of grand?

[Benny] Let's make it $5,000

transferred to my account here.

[printing]

Now, let's check out the lady.

Oh, it's you.

Is Benny using
the terminal now?

Yeah. He's checking the lady out
like you thought he would.

That means he's using
the same program

that he's been stealing with.

I guess.

Good.

Good.

Hopefully,
if he finds out who she is,

he may just do away with her.

We might get Benny to do
our dirty work for us.

Let me know
what he decides to do, will you?

Yeah, I will.

[chuckles]

Stubbs, why the guilty face?

This is gonna make you
a very wealthy man.

I know. Good night, Dr. Tharp.

Good night, Stubbs.

I'll see you tomorrow.

[exhales]

[beeping]

[Mango] Security clearance grade six.

[Benny] She's with the OSI.

Computer robberies?

Oh, man!
She's here to stop us.

That's something
I'm not gonna let her do.

That's something I'm just
not going to let her do.

Jaime, we can't afford to lose
$5,000 every night of the week.

- You didn't hear anything?
- Oscar, I fell asleep. I was out cold.

The custodian even had trouble
waking me up this morning.

Then the bandit did it
right under your nose, huh?

- You don't have to rub it in.
- Let me ask you this.

Is there any chance
that you were drugged?

What?

Is there any chance that
you were drugged last night?

Jaime? Jaime?

Man, I'm telling you.
It's getting heavy.

I knew something was gonna
happen when I couldn't erase that program.

Why did Tharp
have to walk in on us?

We gotta do something, Benny.

I know, man, but be cool.

Can't overreact, you know?
I'll think of something.

Yeah, well, you better
think of something fast,

Mr. Genius, 'cause we
talking about the OSI.

Man, we are talking
about one lady.

Hey, Benny?

Oh, hey, Raul.
How you doing?

All right, man, but, uh--

- You need a Special Special?
- If you can spare it, man.

- That's what we're here for.
- [sighs]

One Special Special coming up.

[Benny]
How much damage can one lady do?

Plenty.

Come on, man.
She doesn't even know who we are.

Benny, listen to him.

I mean, if she catches you putting one
Special Special together,

you're gonna be in the joint
for 10 years.

[Benny]
Right. If she catches me.

But she isn't gonna catch me,
so just be cool.

Here you go, Raul.
One Special Special.

[bell ringing]

I gave you a little extra
for books this time.

Hey, thanks, Benny.

Listen, uh, you're really...

Mi salvación. Comprendes?

Hey, man,
that's not necessary.

[sighs]

Raul.

I almost forgot.

- Thanks a lot.
- Hey, man, you done with it already?

Yeah. The first couple of chapters
were kind of boring,

but when I got into
the quantum theory,

I got off, you know?

- What, and you understood it?
- Oh, man, it's a snap.

[laughs]
Yeah, right. A snap, man.

I can't get through
that quantum theory.

Look, you need any help,
you come to me.

- All right?
- All right, I will.

- All right.
- Gracias, hermano.

- Hey, hang in there.
- All right.

[chuckles]

- Hey, Benny.
- Hey, hey, hey, Jaime.

You sure are looking fine today.

Well, I should be.
I had enough sleep last night.

Well, that's good.

That's not so good.

I was kind of counting on your coffee
to keep me awake.

Did you put any coffee in it at all,

or was it just
melted brown crayons?

Well, what do you expect for a quarter?
It wasn't that bad.

Oh, it was last night.

How is it today?
Strong and black.

I'll try a small one.

Okay.

Here you go.

Thank you.

See you.

Bye, guys.

Yup.

Later.

Man, I'm telling you.
She's getting heavy.

[laughs]

You've gotta be kidding.

Benny Jeffries
has the IQ of a peanut.

Peanuts don't read textbooks
on quantum theory.

And those that do
don't run lunch stands.

Now, look, Benny makes
a great chicken salad sandwich,

and he's pretty good at running
the Gypsy Wagon, but that's it.

He's a dead-end kid.

I don't believe that.

Where do they keep all the things
from the Gypsy Wagon at night?

Uh, in the kitchen storage room,
I guess. Why?

What are you going to do?

Nothing... today.

But tonight I think
I'll check out the kitchen

because I think Benny
is handing out a lot more

than chicken salad.

Yeah, this is Tharp.
Look, I, um...

No, no, no, I can't retrieve
the tape until tonight.

That computer terminal's
too busy during the daytime.

What I'm calling about is, um,

I need a couple of men tonight.

I think we can, um, as they say,

kill two birds with one stone.

The agent and Benny.

Yeah, around midnight.

Yeah, I'll arrange it with Stubbs.

All right.

[Benny] You were right.
There she is.

How'd you know about this?

I told you.
I heard her talking.

How's she going to get in?

[Mango] Now what, man?

If she got through that door,
she's gonna get into the fridge.

She's gonna find it, Benny.

I know, I know.

Let me think.

We could trap her.

Yeah, right.

She's a agent. She's got a gun.
She's got a radio.

What's that?

What does it look like?

- Here, take it.
- No, man.

Where'd you get it?

My brother.
Would you just take it?

[Benny]
Oh, man, I can't use this.

You don't have to use it.
Just wave it around.

All right.

Let's go.

Give me a hand, Mango.

Napkins in a refrigerator?

Twenties, fifties, hundred--

My gosh, you don't
make this kind of money

selling chicken salad.

"Computer Codes
and Other References"?

Hey, wait a minute, man.

What are we gonna do
with her once we catch her?

Shh!

Be cool.
I'll think of something.

Yeah, well,
you better get it on then.

- [Stubbs] Will you guys be quiet?
- All right.

Are you all ready?

Yeah, man! Yeah!
Come on!

[exhales] I'll go first.

[Simpson] Benny?

Benny, is that you?

Oh, give me a break.

What are you boys
doing up so late?

- Shh!
- Shh!

What's going on?

[Benny] Mrs. Simpson, we have
the lady agent in the kitchen.

[whispers]
Don't make a sound.

Mmm. Chocolate.

[clattering]

Hey, Benny.

Hello.

Get over there by the desk.

[sighs]

- Now call your friends.
- I don't have any friends.

Call your friends.

Mango, Stubbs, Mrs. S.

[Mango] You go first.

[Stubbs]
No, man, you go first. You're bigger.

All right, you guys,
get over there with Benny.

Oh, man, you blew it.

You, too, Mrs. Simpson.

Come on.

I don't think
that's gonna work.

Okay.

- She caught me off guard.
- You had the gun!

All right, what you
gonna do with us?

Well, I guess I'm gonna
turn you in, huh?

You are the computer bandit.

Yeah. But I want you
to leave Mrs. Simpson out of it.

- She doesn't know anything.
- [Simpson] Don't be ridiculous.

I'm the reason you did it.

Anywhere you go, I go.

And you, you should
be ashamed of yourself.

That young man is doing more

for the underprivileged students
on this campus

than all of your overblown
government programs combined.

I owe my life to him.

Wait a minute.
I--I do--

I don't understand
what she's talking about.

What is she talking about?

Robin Hood, man.

Benny's the Robin Hood
of South Coast U.

Robin Hood?

Sure. Steal from the rich,
give to the poor, you know?

He's putting 38 students
through college.

Is that true?

Yeah, but what difference does it make?
I still took the money.

Thirty-eight students?
Why?

Because nobody else
was gonna put 'em through.

See, when I got out of high school,
I wanted to go to college real bad,

but I couldn't because
I didn't have any money.

What about a scholarship?

[chuckles]

You know how many qualified people
apply for those every year?

Man, I had a straight "A" average,

and all that got me
was the waiting list.

I'd have been white with some money,
I'd have got in easily.

Even with a "B" average.

So you decided to do
something about it, huh?

[Benny] Sure.

Always been kind of quick
at learning things.

A genius, from what
my people tell me.

Maybe that.

Anyway, when I got
this job on campus,

I decided to take advantage of it.

I went to the library,
snuck in on classes.

I tried to learn everything
I could about computers.

And that's when I got the idea
for this Robin Hood thing.

I decided to use
my knowledge in computers

to help out people who were
in the same situation I was.

So you stole money
from the government,

just kind of started your
own little scholarship fund?

That's right.

Why didn't you put
yourself through college?

- You could use the degree.
- [Benny] I thought about it.

But I decided I was doing
more good where I was.

Now, I guess it's over.

That's incredible.

I think what you're doing is--
is really a beautiful thing,

but I can't get behind
you stealing, you know?

- [Benny] Hey!
- Let go of me!

[Benny] Hey! What are you doing?

Tharp, what's going on?

- Stay right there, Benny.
- All right.

Stubbs.

Tie up your friends.

Stubbs? Hey, Stubbs,
what's going on?

Who are those guys,
Tharp?

Well, what's happening here?

Somebody tell me
what's going on!

Benny,

you should have stuck
with your french fries and hamburgers.

You're just too smart
for your own good.

[Simpson] Jaime?
What'd you do to her?

Just a little chloroform.
She'll be out for a while.

Stubbs, are you crazy?
Do you know what you're doing?

It's a lot of money, Benny.

[Tharp] A whole lot.

Your computer program's
gonna bring us at least

$5,000,000 on the international market.

How did you know?

The recorder on the desk
the other day.

- You put it in the terminal.
- That's right.

And we're gonna pick it up now.

Thank you, Benny.

[exhales]

That ought to do it.

Give me the timer.

Now put the gun in his hand.

Why?

Because it's got to look like Benny
discovered and found out the agent,

decided to bail out
of his whole operation.

Kill her, kill everybody involved.

Except for one slight
miscalculation,

and the wagon blew up
before he got out.

[hissing]

All right, let's go.

We don't want to be around
when this thing explodes.

Gotta boogie
before the gas gets to me.

[hissing]

[ticking]

[Mango] Jaime? Jaime?

[hissing]

[ticking]

[groaning]

[sniffing]

Oh, it's gas.

[sighs]

Oh, gotta get out of here.

[sighs]

Come on, Jaime.

Come on.

Get it together, girl.

Oh.

[hissing]

[ticking]

Mrs. Simpson,
wake up, wake up. Oh.

Mango,
come on. Wake up.

Stand. Here you go.

Mango, wake up!
Come on.

Mango, wake up.
Come on. Come on.

We've gotta get out of here,
you understand?

- [ticking]
- [Jaime] Come on.

All right, hold on.
Just don't go to sleep.

- Stand up.
- Okay, I'm awake.

Stand up. Hold on.

Okay. Come on.
Here we go. Up.

- Let's go. Let's go!
- [muttering]

Okay, okay.

Stand up.

[ticking]

All right, wake up.
Come on.

[groaning]

[hissing]

Come on, Mango.
Come on.

Hurry. Okay.
Uh-oh!

Come on. [sighs]
Wake up.

Mango, come on, wake up.

[ticking]

- Benny.
- Hmm?

Benny.
It's gonna explode.

- What?
- The wagon's gonna explode.

Well, get Mrs. S outta here. Come on.

[ticking]

- [hissing]
- [ticking]

Get up, Benny.
Benny, come on. Get up.

[ticking]

Get up.

[ticking]

Hurry, hurry. Come on.

[beeping]

You okay? Huh?

[Benny] My head.

Who did this?

Tharp.

Tom Tharp?

Oh, of course.
Of course.

He's the only other person who knew

how valuable that program was.

Where'd he go?
You know?

He went to the terminal.

He recorded the program
the other night.

He's gonna sell it.

Oh!

Well, he's not gonna sell it
as long as I can help it.

- Jaime?
- Huh?

There are four of 'em.

I'll be all right.
I'll be all right.

[siren wailing]

Stubbs, will you hold the light steady?
I can't see what I'm doing.

- Dr. Tharp?
- What?

Do you think
they felt anything?

Who?

Benny and Mango.

Come on, Stubbs,
just hold it steady, will ya?

[grunts]

All right.

That's it. Let's go.

[siren wailing]

All right, let's go.

Sommers. Shoot her!

Hold it, hold it.

She's not going anywhere.
Get her!

Shoot her.

Stubbs?

Stubbs, come on.
You're not a killer.

- No.
- Shoot her!

I can't.

[Tharp] Then give me the gun!

[Stubbs] I can't.

[Tharp] Give me the gun!

Robin Hood to the rescue.
Can you dig it?

Oh, Benny, can I dig it.

You know, Oscar's experts took
one look at your computer, uh,

program that you had,
and they freaked out.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

They said it was one
of the most brilliant pieces

of computer manipulation

they have seen
in the last decade.

Hey, that's slick,
Benny.

Yeah, well,
I guess it's okay.

You should be very proud,
Benjamin.

The job they're giving you
in Washington is very important.

Yeah, and a lot better
than doing a dime in jail.

Think about
Tharp and Stubbs.

Yeah, but what
about you guys?

Mrs. Simpson, how you gonna finish school?
You don't have any money.

Benny, don't you trust me?
Come on, man.

When I tell you I'm gonna make a deal,
I make a deal, okay?

You've agreed to go become
a computer troubleshooter for Uncle Sam,

and he in return has agreed to put all
38 of your people through school.

Completely. Finish 'em.

Are you putting me on?

Hey!

- Is she serious?
- Hey!

Mrs. Simpson?

Hey!

[laughs]

That's beautiful.
That's beautiful, boy.

Robin Hood strikes again!
Yeah!