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What are they talking about now?

Still debating the best place on the island to get a manicure.

A manicure? You know, I was actually pretty stoked to get this case.

My first RICO, high profile crew.

If I had known I'd be sitting in the back of a van for two months

listening to mob guys discussing their nails,

eating takeout and inhaling your farts, I wouldn't have been so quick to volunteer.

Yeah, well, personally I need the overtime.

Gunshots! I got gunshots!

- Send backup now! Come on! Go! Go! Go! - Push!

- Come on! Push! - Something's blocking it!

Hey! You missed a spot.

- Excuse me? - You missed a spot.

Oh, yeah? So did you.

Hey. We got something very important to discuss.

Okay. Thanks, man.

Yo, there's something wrong with this coffee.

Must be my soy cappuccino. Dairy's been upsetting my tummy lately.

You should lay off the cream cheese then.

It's lactose free, brah. Allows me to get my nosh on

without all those bubbles in my bowels.

Well, now that we are all thoroughly disgusted,

you and I have to discuss fabrics.

- Fabric? - Yeah, fabrics.

We, uh, still haven't looked at the swatches.

You haven't looked at the swatches for the booths.

Okay. I don't, uh...

I'm sorry, I don't see any... they all look the same to me, Danny.

Right. To your untrained ignorant eye, they would all look like red.

But they are not. See, this one, this beautiful one right here is garnet,

this is currant, and this, uh, blood, which I'm guessing you'll pick.

Okay. I have another suggestion if I... may I?

- Sure. - Thank you.

I was just thinking that maybe the booth section, you could maybe go black?

What? No. No, we can't do that. It's an Italian restaurant.

You can't have a black booth, it's got to be red. Know what?

Don't worry about it. I already ordered the garnet.

- You ordered it? Uh... - Sort of.

Yo. You boys are focusing on the wrong thing entirely.

Ain't gonna matter what it looks like if you can't get nobody inside.

- Huh? - This dining and hospitality business

is all about marketing. You fellas need a brand.

With that in mind, I had my guy whip this up. Huh?

But it's not a bar and grill. And I hate that shirt so much.

Well, you got a problem.

'Cause I ordered 400 of these and my guy don't work cheap.

Kamekona. Thank you for trying to help. Appreciate it.

But this is gonna be... it's gonna be a different kind of establishment

- than the one you're used to running. - That's correct.

You see, because we're gonna have plates and we're gonna have silverware, okay?

We're gonna have a kitchen that could pass a health code inspection.

- Ah... - That kind of stuff.

Hey, if that's the landlord, please tell him that I put the check in the mail.

- Did you? - I did not.

Hello?

Hey, yeah. What's going on, man? No. Not at all.

He's right here. Look, I'll go get cleaned up, I'll grab Danny,

and we'll come and we'll check you out in a bit. All right. Bye-bye.

- Huh. - Landlord wants to hang out?

You're not gonna believe who's in town.

- Hey! - Harry Langford.

- Hello, chaps! - Hey, buddy.

Those are short shorts, baby. Looks like Daisy Dukes.

We could get him for indecent exposure.

Lovely to see you.

What's up, buddy? Okay. It's a hug. Look at that.

- Don't need a towel now, do you? - I'm good.

I'm gonna take a handshake today. What are you doing here?

Has MI6 got some business in Hawaii we should know about?

Well, I wouldn't know, seeing as I'm no longer with the service.

- What happened? - I've taken an early pension

and, um, I'm traveling the world enjoying my golden years.

- Huh... - It's your golden years?

- What're you, 43 years old? - 45.

Which is not exactly young in my line of work.

I would love for nothing more than to travel the world.

But I don't think I'd get very far on a cop's pension.

Well, to be fair, I have been supplementing my retirement fund

with regular wins at the high stakes poker and baccarat tables.

Is that right? It's interesting you mentioned that.

Danny and I have got this sure-fire business venture for when we retire.

We're working on it right now on the side.

Ah. Well, as long as it's not a restaurant, you should be fine.

Okay. Thanks.

Well, if anyone can make it work.

I don't wanna be inappropriate, but that girl is so pretty, it's painful.

Oh, my God.

Gentlemen, this is Veronique. We met in Monte Carlo.

Her full house beat my flush.

But you made it up to me, didn't you, darling?

- Hello. - You must be Steven and Daniel.

Harry's told me so much about you. I hope you can join us for lunch.

Yeah. I'll do lunch here at the hotel.

I love the hotel food here.

That'd be lovely, right after I take this call.

Don't forget what I said, please.

- Yeah. Check's in the mail, right? - Yeah.

McGarrett.

Yeah. All right. We're on the way.

What do you got, Lou?

Guy in the big boy chair was Jimmy Okada.

Head of the Okada crime family.

Shot dead 2am this morning along with nine members of his organization.

Okada himself was the subject of an ongoing FBI investigation.

As a matter of fact, the feds had a surveillance team listening in

- on this very room last night. - When this went down?

That's right. New girl's out there getting the lowdown from the feds.

- Hi. - You're hitting the ground running.

Yeah. What can I say? I'm a self-starter.

Yeah, we gathered that. The badge looks good.

Thank you. So our friends from the Bureau had a rough night,

this whole blood bath happened right under their noses.

- Right. Where were they? - They were right outside.

The shooters managed to barricade them inside their own surveillance van.

They got in and out of here without ever being seen.

They said that there's an emergency exit in the corridor.

So best bet says that's the entry point.

This Okada, he's like a big shot guy, right?

- He was known as Mr. Untouchable. - Definitely gonna be some blowback.

Whoever did this just started a war.

You are Benjiro Okada, otherwise known as Jimmy Okada?

If you need help with my name, then this a waste of everyone's time.

Do you deny that you are the de facto head

of the Okada syndicate,

that you were the ultimate authority behind the murders

of Makoto Fukuhara and Riku Kuroda? And that you...

Deposition lasts another two hours and Okada doesn't say another word.

Okay. This is, uh, three years ago and he didn't do any time, right?

The jury failed to reach a verdict.

So the feds had to start from scratch, build a new case.

All right. Look, maybe Okada got what was coming to him.

But we need to end this before the violence escalates, right?

Which means we need to figure out who was behind this hit.

Well, I reached out to CIU. As you can imagine,

there's a long list of rival gangs who would love to take Okada out of the mix.

Unfortunately, up until now,

nobody's had the muscle or the pelotas to make it happen.

Well, they certainly picked the right time.

Those feds I was talking to said that Okada usually rolls

with four or five extra guns so the security detail was light last night.

- Jerry, you all right? What's going on? - News. Excited. I ran up the stairs.

I think I figured out how the shooters knew when to hit Okada.

- All right. - I spoke to HPD,

and all the witness and staff have been accounted for except for...

...Annie Hughes. She's the waitress who served Okada's crew last night.

And according to her manager, she was last seen

five minutes before the shooting.

Her cell's going to voicemail. HPD went by her house and nada.

So you think she tipped off the shooter.

Well, her going AWOL, it does seem like a really big coincidence otherwise.

And you know my feelings about coincidences.

Well, that explains how they got in and out through the emergency exit.

We need to track down Annie. Jerry, do me a favor, stay on that.

In the meantime, the rest of us need to see if there's anybody inside

Okada's organization that could've been looking for retribution.

Okada had a son, Derek.

Well, that's good. Lou, look into that. Take Tani with, all right?

Danny and I will look into any rival crews who could have had the resources

- to pull something like this off. - Let's get it, rook.

All I'm saying is that red, it's a little cliché.

You're a little cliché.

Sick burn, buddy. Good job.

Hello, chaps. Catch you at a bad time?

No... Wait a minute, how'd you get past security downstairs?

Uh, don't. I don't wanna know. Actually, don't tell me.

Where's, uh, Veronique?

And more importantly, why aren't you, uh, with her right now?

Turns out you can have too much of a good thing.

I'm beginning to suspect that my retirement

may have been a little premature.

That's interesting. Are you paying attention?

- I'd like to hear. Yeah, please. - Go on.

Well, I've got to tell you, it's not all it's cracked up to be,

traveling the world in private jets.

The soulless luxury of five-star hotels.

Endless cocktail parties, making banal small talk with beautiful models.

It's... it sounds great, but in the end it starts to wear thin.

Yeah, I can imagine. It must be tough. I don't know how you made it through.

They should give you another medal or something.

- What are you boys up to, anyway? - We're working. We got a case.

Wonderful. You see, I have this random idea that I might tag along.

- Lend a hand, so to speak. - Okay.

I was... let me get this straight. You're gonna swap a cabana at the Kahala

with Veronique for a backseat in this guy's Camaro with us, is that right?

If you'll have me.

Look, I know my father had a lot of enemies,

but I couldn't tell you their names.

See, he never involved me in his business.

Never wanted that life for me.

I will tell you this, though.

If I do find out who was behind this...

Then you'll be putting in a call to us so we can deal with it.

- Something like that. - I'm afraid it's gonna have to be

exactly like that, Mr. Okada.

We're not just protecting you from the others.

- We're protecting you from yourself. - We'll see ourselves out.

Redecorating, huh?

Oh, no, we're, uh, we're going through some fabric choices

for the booths in our new restaurant.

Danny's dead set on red. I'm not so sure.

Take my advice, you should go with a neutral color.

- Huh. - Plain as possible.

- Why is that? - So when the restaurant goes under,

they'll be easier to liquidate at auction.

Damn. Thanks for the vote of confidence, buddy.

Any time, mate.

So who's this bloke we're going to see?

Our Cl. Hey, you had lunch yet?

Look who came crawling back. I guess you guys need my help after all.

No... Yes. But not for the restaurant, okay?

- Somebody took out Jimmy Okada. - Jimmy Okada?

We figured you might know which outfit could pull off a hit like that.

Wow, that's a big play. I haven't heard nothing.

It won't be too long until we all hear about this.

Taking out a big fish like Okada?

That's just the first step in a hostile takeover of his turf.

This situation is going to escalate.

Anyone can kill the king. Reigning in his place is another thing entirely.

I don't know who you are, but that's, like, really profound.

Kamekona, this is our friend Harry Langford.

- Aloha. - Pleasure.

He's British, that's why you can't understand anything he says,

'cause he talks funny.

Excellent shrimp, by the way. Please give my compliments to the chef.

You could tell him yourself. You're looking at him.

- You made this? - With these hands.

Well, that's remarkable.

I've got to tell you, big lad, when they told me I'd be eating shrimp

made in the back of a truck, my expectations were not high.

But this shellfish is yummy.

And I can get away with saying yummy because I'm British.

Okay. Can we get back to why we're here, please?

What was that again? Oh, yeah. The Okada hit.

Like I said, I can't put a particular crew in the frame on this.

But whoever they are, I know one thing:

the street wars that they just started, they're gonna need a lot of firepower.

If I'm in the market of that kind of iron, Loto Manui.

He's the go-to guy for all the gangs looking to tool up.

So if this Loto is the guy to go to for guns,

how come I never heard of him?

He knows all the names and faces of every cop on the island.

So good luck getting within a hundred feet of him.

- Hm. - What?

Afternoon, everyone.

I'll take the house Mai Tai.

In a clean glass, if you have one.

You on your own?

Actually, I'm here to meet someone. They should be along any minute.

Buy you a drink while you wait?

That's really lovely of you to offer, but I've just ordered one.

Mahalo.

- This is going swimmingly. - Look.

He knows what he's doing, all right?

I think.

Hey. Check this out.

All right. That's... that's Loto.

A lot of muscle he's with. Are you sure this guy can handle it?

You've seen him do his thing. He's a pro.

No, he was a pro, okay? He's been gambling and dating models

for who knows how long, and maybe he got a little rusty, okay?

You Langford?

Mr. Manui. Can I buy you a drink?

Thank you for meeting me.

I've already decided I don't like you, so you can lose the nice guy act.

Seems a bit harsh, but okay.

I'm here because you know someone who knows me.

That gets you a sit down.

You want me to stay, talk business, better come up with a good reason.

Is that reason enough?

- Fully functional, of course? - Sure.

I usually like to try before I buy.

Step into my office, Mr. Langford.

Now this is more like it.

- Okay, that's not part of the plan. - What's not part of the plan?

Let me guess, we're just going for a little ride?

Somewhere nice and quiet where you can dump my body.

Oh, oh! Is that gunfire coming out the back of the truck?

Yeah, it's gunfire. Of course it is. I told you he was rusty.

What did I tell you? What did I tell you? You all right?

- Never better. - See?

Hey, uh, English. If you crush his windpipe, he won't be able to talk.

- We got to ask him questions, you see. - Huh.

Mr. Manui, are you ready to talk?

I think that's a yes.

Uh, look, someone is making a big play for Okada, all right?

And they need a lot of guns to do that.

So what I'm gonna ask you is who's made a big purchase recently?

Okay. Um, I assume you are familiar with the term "good cop-bad cop."

And in this case, I am definitely, definitely the good cop, all right?

Those guys, on the other hand, they are, uh, the bad cops.

In fact, they're not even cops.

So if I was you, I would speak to me as opposed to them.

No? Okay.

I warned you, buddy. He's all yours.

All right. Mr. Manui has decided to make this fun for us.

Would you like to have first crack at him or should I give it a go?

Harry, please. You're our guest.

That's very kind.

Five-0! Drop your weapons!

- Move in! - Ahh!

Don't move. Keep your hands where we can see them.

- I believe this one's all yours. - I'm never gonna catch that guy.

Ahh!

Hey, Danny, is that the color of the booths?

No, that's blood. I ordered garnet.

Oh, aprés vous.

Ah, this place brings back memories.

So, I mean, Christmas must have come early for you guys.

All those shiny new toys you got.

What are the odds that when we run those guns,

we're gonna get a ballistics match to the Okada shooting?

Go ahead. You'll be wasting your time.

Wait a minute, you want us to believe you weren't behind that hit?

Why you got all the new hardware, Viktor?

Because we're gearing up to make a play for Jimmy's turf.

But only after the feds send him to the Halawa Hilton.

See, thanks to someone I know in the Agency, I know about the RICO case.

I'm just waiting for the perfect time to make that move.

I might be crazy, but I'm not stupid enough to risk taking Jimmy out

from right under the noses of the FBI.

Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news,

but it appears that your man Viktor is telling the truth.

Those guns that you guys seized had nothing to do with the Okada hit.

Okay. How do we know this?

Because the ballistics report came back from the crime scene.

All the shots that were fired in the place came from one gun.

- One gun? - One gun. Browning Buck Mark 22 LR.

Registered right here in town,

and somebody reported it stolen three days ago.

One guy goes into Jimmy Okada's headquarters,

takes out ten armed men, is that...?

I found it hard to believe myself, but the evidence supports it.

Based on the FBI audio recordings and the positions of the mics in the office,

I was able to reconstruct the shooter's steps.

First of all, the recording confirms that he came in through the emergency exit.

He first takes out the security guard at the door and then moves inside.

Seven shots, he wastes the guys at the card table to his left.

Three men watching TVgo for their weapons,

but he takes them out, firing on the move.

Drops the mag and reloads, using the sofa as cover.

That's the magazine hitting the floor.

Pops up two shots, takes out the lieutenant.

Last but not least, he faces off against Okada himself.

Okay. So what you're saying is not only did this guy take out

ten armed men by himself, he did it in less than 40 seconds?

This guy's a professional, maybe a contract killer.

But people in that game usually have access to their own weapons,

- ways of getting hold of clean guns. - I'm with Harry.

I mean, it doesn't makes any sense this guy would use a stolen gun.

Hey, Tani.

Hi.

- And who might you be? - Oh, come on, Harry.

- Just being polite, Daniel. - That's okay. I get it. He's British.

I'm Tani.

Harry Langford, friend of the court.

Oh, boy, he's very British.

And you're very new to this job.

How long have you been a cop, a couple of weeks now?

- What tipped you off? - Well, the glint on that badge

is practically blinding me, which tells me you were either up all night

polishing it, or it's brand spanking new.

Second, you're dressed to impress in those wedged espadrilles,

very de rigueur, not exactly practical when you're running down a suspect.

All right. Well, they provide a shocking amount of support, so thank you.

And thirdly, you still have that sparkle of enthusiasm to you,

unlike these boys who are dead behind the eyes.

It's true. I'm dead behind the eyes.

Okay, that's enough. Tani, what do you got?

Got a fresh lead.

Got a hit on that missing waitress-slash-potential witness-

slash-potential accomplice, Annie Hughes.

Her credit card was just used to check into a hotel on the North Shore.

All right. Lou, Tani, follow up on that stolen murder weapon.

We'll go see if we can track down Annie Hughes.

All right. I'll just, uh, stay here and, uh, hold down the fort.

I've been in two fights, had a near death experience

and ruined a $4,000 suit, all before tea time.

I apologize for all of that. But you... you did ask to tag along.

- No, no. I'm having a lovely time. - Good.

What do you mean you're having a lovely time? What is the matter with you?

I can't wait to retire. Okay?

I don't care if it's running a restaurant or spending time with my kids.

Anything but car chases and bullets whizzing past my head,

anything that doesn't involve those things will be a giant improvement

- to my quality of life. - Oh, my dear Danny.

I used to think the same thing. But you don't appreciate

how much you need the buzz of the job until it's gone. Besides,

you blokes don't have it so bad.

Driving around from witness to witness, collecting evidence,

getting into some fisticuffs, little bit of argy bargy along the way.

It's all quite quaint, really.

- You say argy bargy? - You know, an argument.

- Mm-hmm. - The constant bickering you two engage in.

Don't get me wrong, it's coming from a place of love.

That's why you're going into the restaurant trade together.

Can't bear to be apart, right?

Annie, Five-0.

- Steve. - What?

The body's still warm.

That's good. Try to keep your fingers curved.

That's it.

I'll be right back.

You just play that through and then start over from the top, okay?

- Can I help you? - Hi, Mr. Walcott, we're with Five-0.

We were wondering if we could talk to you about that gun you reported stolen.

Well, I'm sorry but it's... you've come at kind of a bad time.

I have a student. I'm a piano teacher.

Well, it'll only take a few minutes. We're just following up on the report.

- Okay. Please, come in. - Great.

So the burglary happened, uh, at the beginning of the week?

Uh, yeah, Tuesday. Um, but that should be in the report.

Yeah, we read that. A little light on details, though.

So besides the Browning, was anything else in the house taken?

Just a few odds and ends, uh... a camera I think.

It seems a little odd, a guy breaks into your house,

takes a couple of odds and ends and leaves that valuable antique set there.

Silver like that gets you top dollar at any pawnshop.

- I wouldn't know. - Oh, yeah. Of course not.

You're a piano teacher.

You gonna get that?

Uh, it's probably a salesman. I'll just let it go to voicemail.

Hmm...

- Hello? - Lou?

Wow.

I guess you found Annie Hughes, or at least her phone.

Yeah. Listen, man, Annie's dead.

She sent a text to this number right before she was killed.

Came back as a burner. I figured I'd give it a try.

I'm gonna call you back.

John Walcott, you're under arrest for the murder of Jimmy Okada

and nine of his associates. Get your hands up over your head.

Hold on. What happened to Annie?

We can talk about that at the station.

She's dead, isn't she?

Oh, this don't look good.

All right. We need to move now. I got him.

Tani, get that kid. Take her someplace safe.

Sit down in this corner.

Get in there. You're gonna be okay, all right?

You just got to stay down. Whatever you do,

do not move until I come back for you, okay?

You wanna get cute and try to escape?

There's gonna be lead flying in here in a minute. Be my guest.

And you, I know you shot your weapon before,

but this time it's gonna be a little different.

- Yeah, how so? - When you shoot somebody this time,

make sure they don't get up again.

Ahh!

John?

Okay. Come on. Come on.

Hey, Walcott's gone.

- He's gone. - We shouldn't have left him alone.

Six bad guys, five of them are dead.

One escaped when the gun fight started going our way.

CSU ID'd the perps as known soldiers of the Okada crime family.

So Derek Okada, he paid very close attention to your warning.

Well, you know, damn millennials.

Okada must have put together that Annie was in on the hit.

- Tortured her until she gave up Walcott. - Hold on. Just one second.

So I'm clear, this cold blooded killer, this psychopath who goes in

and kills Okada and nine of his men, you're telling me he's a piano teacher?

Yeah, I was skeptical too at first...

...until I got a load of this.

Wow.

What a nut job.

Piano man got it hooked up down here like John Wick's man cave, bro.

Dozens of books and DVDs on combat training, tactical firearm techniques,

body armor, weapons, maps, surveillance pics.

This was months, perhaps years of prep.

So what turns a suburban piano teacher into Dirty Harry?

Three years ago, Walcott's son, Aiden, was killed in a hit-and-run,

and Walcott witnessed the whole thing.

Well, that'd do it for me.

Seeing your child be killed right in front of you, that'd send me over the edge.

All right. Did it stay as a hit-and-run or did the cops find the driver?

Case is still open. But I took a look at the police report,

and something about Walcott's statement stood out.

At the time he described the vehicle as an old, light blue sedan.

But a broken taillight recovered at the scene indicates

that it's actually a late model Mercedes that was never manufactured in that color.

I don't get it. Even if Walcott was in shock after seeing his kid get run down,

how could you get the description of the car that wrong?

Unless he didn't. Unless he knew what car it was.

- And who was driving it. - Right.

I took a flier and pulled Okada's car registration.

And guess what kind of vehicle he drove three years ago?

- A Mercedes. - 2015 Mercedes CL to be precise.

- There's your motive. - Son of a bitch.

Okada must've convinced Walcott not to report it to the police.

Probably threatened him and his wife.

Well, that would explain the inconsistencies in Walcott's statement.

So he just plays along pretending everything's all good.

Meanwhile on the inside, his blood is boiling.

Right. Right. He's biding his time,

he's planning his revenge, and then he executes.

Okay. That explains that. But how does Annie Hughes get caught up in this?

- I have an answer for that too. - Of course you do.

Annie Hughes's brother was killed in a robbery back in 2014.

And then shortly after that, she joined a bereavement support group.

Where she met John Walcott.

And based on the text messages we pulled off of Annie's cell,

that quickly developed into a romantic relationship.

Ah. So he ropes his girlfriend into his revenge plan.

And now she's dead.

And you better believe he ain't letting that go either.

Oh, no, this is far from over.

So you saw him escape? It was definitely him?

You should skip town for a while. Just until Walcott's been put down.

- Hello? - You're next.

I want this place locked down!

There's 20 grand for the man who shoots this piece of garbage dead!

This is Captain Lou Grover, Five-0. I need all available HPD and SWAT units.

I need a two-block perimeter around Okada's building right now.

We have an elevator coming up.

It's him. He's in the elevator.

Ahh!

Go check.

Go. Go.

Ah!

You know who I am. Why I'm here.

John. John.

Drop the weapon, John.

It's over, John, drop the gun.

Not yet.

He has to pay.

And not just for Annie.

Tell them, Derek.

He was in the car, the car that killed Aiden.

When they saw what they had done, Derek here tried to buy my silence.

But his father wouldn't have it.

Said he'd already taken my son,

and if I went to the cops he would kill the rest of my family too.

This isn't gonna change anything, you understand?

You put that gun down. We can talk about it. We'll work through this, John.

He's right. I've been where you are right now.

Someone I loved very much was taken away from me.

You think this will take away the pain but it won't, and it won't bring them back.

I know.

Hands, hands!

Behind your head, interlock your fingers, three steps forward, walk!

Walk!

Stop there! Stop, turn around!

Turn around, get on your knees! On your knees right now!

Right now, cross your ankles! Cross them!

Going up.

Are you, uh, are you still happy you decided to spend the day with us?

Well, let's say I have a new found appreciation for what you boys do.

Well, we appreciate the help today, Harry. Thanks, man.

Any time. I really should be getting back to the hotel.

After today's shenanigans, I may be in a spot of bother with the lady.

- Huh. - Well, I may have told her

that I was just popping out for some sun cream.

Ah.

Yeah, you got trouble, buddy, for sure.

I actually, uh, I think I got a...

I think I got a way we can smooth things over.

Did I mention how gorgeous you look tonight?

You did. Thank you.

I'm sure they won't be much longer.

Hot!

I know it's hot. I told you it was hot, Danny, what is wrong with you?

What's wrong with me? You said it's hot, not thermonuclear, okay?

I thought the plate was gonna melt.

The plate's made of... Porcelain doesn't melt.

You know what? I cannot be...

I told you that I cannot be expected to create in these conditions.

Get out of the kitchen.

Hey. Uh, so here's the thing.

We, uh, just had a small problem with the appetizers.

Yeah. Listen, we're gonna go, uh,

we're just gonna start with the entrées tonight.

- If that's all right? - Are they ready to go?

Yeah, it depends... what exactly do you mean ready to go?

Ready to go. Into the oven. Right now they're ready to go.

We're gonna do it next. We're doing it now.

- Sorry, boys. - No. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

No, it won't... we're not gonna be long. It won't be long.

Don't worry, darling, I know a great local spot

and they don't require reservations.

Oof.

Where is a great local spot that doesn't require a reservation?

Sir and madame, are you enjoying the entrées?

The food is simply divine.

- Thank you. - As is the company.

You two know I love you guys, right?

Take a good look, my friend.

It's called customer satisfaction.

It'll be a while before you guys see that again.