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Previously on "Arctic Air."

He asked me for a list of my enemies,

and I gave it to him.

My sister on that list?

You both are.

Like old times today, hey. Easy.

Felt good.

What happened up there?

(car honks)

Thanks again for flying us, Bobby.

Yeah, anytime.

Good to see your dad
back in the lodge again.

- Yeah. I haven't seen
him that happy in months.

It was hard for him being
stuck down here in the city.

- Why does grandpa call
you the mouthpiece?

- Oh, Connor. Go get your
backpack from Bobby's office.

The mouthpiece?

It's an improvement.

I guess I'll see you guys Monday.

Well, why don't you come over?

We can order a pizza. Hang
out, just the three of us.

That sounds great,

but I should be getting ready
for my Calgary trip tomorrow.

Fine.

- What?
- Never changes.

We spend a wonderful day
together and you pull back.

I'm not pulling back.

It's not fair to Connor.

It's not fair to me.

Do you expect me to just wait around

while you figure out how
you feel about all of this?

Petra,

I'm with Krista.

So, there's nothing here then?

Mom, my backpack isn't in there.

- I'm sure the cleaners
did something with it.

We'll go ask Loreen.

Hey, Petra.

Hey.

- Everything okay?
- Yeah, it's fine.

Is something going on between you two?

No.

I mean,

nothing's happened.

Hasn't gone that far.

How far has it gone?

(upbeat music plays)

30,000 square feet of hangar space.

Only one problem.

It's in Calgary.

Look, we need a satellite hangar,

cheaper laborer, access
to parts, better weather.

- How much?
- It's a new market.

Alberta's booming.

How much?

Krista and I are meeting the guy

from Radkey Properties this afternoon.

He said we could get
the lease for about 13.

- Thousand.
- It's worth at least 20.

You and my daughter fly to Calgary

for a weekend in a five star hotel,

and you want to commit
us to 13 grand a month.

That about the size of it?

- The hotel is four stars,
max. And on the way back,

we could pick up the drill rods for Abe.

It's a win-win.

- Funny, every time you
say win-win, I lose money.

Krista, what happened to you last night?

Tried calling, a few times.

Yeah. I just went to bed early.

At nine?

You okay?

Yeah. Yeah. Fine.

Hey, you two.

You guys ready?

- Alex and Blake heard
that we are heading south

for this weekend.

- I figured we could hitch a
ride. Get away for a few days.

- Yeah. And my sister's
in Calgary now, so...

Miranda. Great. I'd love to meet her.

Oh, we're when not crowding or anything?

If you two wanna...

No. Are you kidding?

This'll be great. The four
of us. Couple's weekend.

- Looks like another storm's
coming down from the north.

Have to cancel the Fitzgerald run.

Nah, we can make it down back in time.

Too far.

Loreen, I really need those hours.

- I'm putting you on the
food run to Tolita instead.

Three hours there, three hours
back. You should be okay.

- Okay.
- If you move.

I'll grab my stuff.

Cece is going with you.

- Cece.
- You know Mel's rules.

When it gets this cold,
you take a flight engineer.

- Oh, but I have nothing
in common with Cece.

And if we take the beaver, I
won't even have a co-pilot.

What am I gonna talk to
him about for six hours?

Cece is harmless.

All he ever talks about is wrenches.

Ready when you are.

- So how long has your
sister been in Calgary?

About a year, I think.

- You think?
- Miranda's great,

but she kinda comes and goes.

She moved out when I was
still in high school.

Traveled around a lot.

Ah, free spirit.

Yeah. That is putting it mildly.

Well, you're introducing her to Alex.

Big step.

Is it?

I knew you guys were serious.

I didn't know you were serious.

Yeah. Well, you know.

Moving on.

Bobby's prepping for landing.

Do you mind taking it?

Sure.

It's a nice place.

Stay here before?

- A couple of times for
business. Hey, check it out.

David Chilton.

He's doing a seminar here this weekend.

You know "Dragon's Den?"

Maybe I should sign up.

Money's been pretty tight lately.

Well, why don't you ask for a raise?

Seriously?

- No.
(Bobby laughs)

We made reservations

at this funky little fusion restaurant,

and right next door there's
this great little jazz bar.

- You're taking Blake way
outside his comfort zone.

What's that supposed to mean?

Come on. Your idea of fine cuisine is

like a plate of hot wings.

Is that my little bro?

Miranda.

- Hi.
- It's so good to see you.

- Yeah, it's great to
see you. You look great.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Hey.

Hi.

We're coming up on Tolita.

Should be touching down in 30 minutes.

Copy that. How's the weather looking?

- Temperature is dropping
fast, but so far no problems.

Copy that.

This is stupid.

What I said to Loreen, I didn't mean it.

It was a long week, and
I was venting, you know.

Girl talk. Blah, blah.

Anyway,

it came out wrong, and I'm sorry.

I'm a nice person.

I really am, and

I would like to be friends.

I'm sorry. Did you say something?

I was just noticing that
strange cloud formation.

Looks just like a...

A wrench.

Well, I'd like to say

that I heard a lot about all of you,

but Blake doesn't say very much.

I mean, except about you Krista.

You're gorgeous. He wasn't kidding.

Miranda.

- Sorry. Look at me. Here
you are trying to check in,

and I'm blabbing on and on.

I'll let you guys get settled.

If I can just borrow for
this guy for a second.

- Okay.
- Bye.

How can I help you, sir?

Look at you.

It's been way too long.

Yeah. It has.

I thought we were hanging out tomorrow.

Yeah, we were. We were. I just,

I've got a bit of a problem.
It's not a huge deal. I'm just,

a tiny bit short on my rent.

Blake, it's this city. It is so expensive.

And now my landlord says
I have until tomorrow.

How much do you need?

- Blake, I promise, I am
not that person anymore.

And I swear I will pay you back.

How much?

A thousand.

Even 715 would help.

I'm sorry.

- I know it's a lot to ask.
- 300.

It's all I have.

You're the best.

Yeah.

When I was 11, Miranda asked
me to sell raffle tickets,

raise money for a school field trip.

Went door to door,

sold a couple hundred bucks worth.

Gullible little kid brother.

- Except it turned out
there was no field trip.

You're kidding?

Miranda pocketed the money.

I shoveled snow for a month to pay it off.

That's Miranda. You gotta love her.

Just be careful.

No, that's great. Thank you. Okay.

We get to see the hangar today at five.

All right.

What did I do?

You barely said a word to me all day.

Is this because I invited Blake and Alex?

What should I say? Alex asked.

- Petra seemed upset.
- Petra?

I saw you guys talking last night.

Yeah, I guess she was.

What happened?

Connor, basically.

I mean, that's what it comes down to.

- How do you see your
relationship with her?

It's like I said,

we're friends and everything
we do is for Connor.

- That's it?
- That's it.

- And you'd tell me if it
got to be something more?

Krista.

Of course.

It won't.

Trust me.

Sorry.

I'm interrupting?

Miranda. No, not at all.

I was just needing a friend,

and I saw you guys over here,

so I thought I should--

Yes, please join.

Okay. Just for a second.

I don't wanna intrude
on a romantic evening.

Don't worry.

- So, I talked to Blake. I
just wanted to say thank you.

We really appreciate it.

Thank you for...

- Blake told me that
you'd consider a donation

to our charity, Christmas Hope.

Christmas Hope?

- You are unbelievable.
- Blake...

It's one thing you hit me up for money

every time you see me,

but I work with these guys.
I work for these guys.

- Maybe I'm desperate. Did
you ever think of that?

Blake, I wouldn't ask if I was--

Yes, you would. Take advantage,

it's what you've always done.

And every time I get sucked into thinking,

maybe it's different.

Maybe she just wants to see me this time.

- I do. I do. But I
also have this problem.

Blake, this crisis.

400.

That's all I got.

Take it.

And do me a favor,

just stay away from us.

(plane rotors whir)

- We've got strong
headwinds and heavy snow.

- Yeah. We're getting
hammered down here too.

What's your location?

We left Tolita about an hour ago.

We should be touching down in
Yellowknife in three hours,

but with this headwind, I...

- Look, you might wanna
land wherever you can

before the storm gets worse.

No, no. We can get through this.

We're losing oil pressure.

- What?
- This could be a problem.

- Property manager's on
his way. What do you think?

Trust me.

What?

That's what you said

when I asked you to tell me the truth.

Petra told me what happened.

What happened. Nothing happened.

That night, outside Tuck,

is that what we're talking about?

I don't know. Is it?

It was just a kiss, that's all.

Connor was missing and Petra was scared.

It just happened.

But that's it.

What did Petra tell you?

I gave you a chance to come clean.

I really wish you had taken it.

Krista.

Krista, wait.

- Dearman?
- Evening, Ivarson.

What the hell are you doing here?

Trouble in paradise?

Let her cool down,

then buy her an afternoon at the spa.

That's what I do.

You're on your third wife.

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't

Normally I have my property manager

handle small leases like this,

but when they told me
who the client was, well,

I just couldn't resist.

Radkey Properties.

One of my subsidiaries, you got it.

I don't believe this.

- Oh, come on now. You
flew all the way down here

to talk about a lease.
Let's talk about a lease.

I could let you have it
for say 22,000 a month.

Your property manager told me 13.

Bob, this is Calgary. Prices rise.

Since Tuesday?

I could see my way to 21.

This is pointless.

Come on. Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

We're negotiating here.

Now look, having a southern hangar

makes sense for you people.

Hangar space is scarce down here.

Come on, a facility like this.

14.5. That's it.

Fine.

15.

It's daylight robbery,
but I'll live with it.

Why?

- Because this little feud
between us is getting old, Bob.

Don't you think?

Honestly, we should be looking for ways

to do business together.

What's the catch?

- Is this how you are
with your girlfriend?

No wonder you got dumped.

Nobody got dumped.

- Sure. Fine. Be an
optimist. 15 grand a month.

I'll have my people draft
the contracts, deal?

Come on, Romeo. I'll give you a lift.

(plane rotors whir)

It's gotta be a leak in an oil line.

You know, these engines, oil
starts to thicken in the cold.

It's like trying to push a hard boiled egg

through a garter snake.

- Next thing you know--
- Ruptured snake.

How bad is it?

Pressure's still dropping.

You need to find somewhere to land.

- And spend the night in
the middle of nowhere?

- Look, that oil line could
burst completely at any minute.

No time to be choosy.

Where are you right now?

Nine kilometers east of Wrigley.

Good. There's a lit runway there.

- Wrigley it is then--
- I'm the pilot.

- Yeah, and it's my flat
old arse up here too, honey.

Snow's really piling up on the roads.

If we're gonna leave tonight,

we're gonna have to do it quick.

- Yeah, as soon as we
hear that Cece and Astrid

are down safely.

I'll get the sleeping bags.

Well, thanks a lot for coming out.

Nice meeting all of you. Thanks again.

- What I wanna discuss
with you, Mister Chilton,

it's basically an investment.

It's a great opportunity.

Yeah. For you or for me?

Exactly. I have this proposal,

and I'm looking for backers.

A man like yourself.

I can introduce you to Kevin O'Leary.

- Who?
- Were you even

at the seminar?

- No.
- Pay yourself first.

You'll sleep better. Good luck.

Hey.

The hangar thing go okay?

Not exactly.

What's wrong?

Yeah. I don't need a shoulder to cry on.

Try me.

Well,

turns out Bobby and Petra
have been having some sort of

thing.

- Bobby told you this?
- Petra did.

- Wow.
- Yeah, I know.

I know. I knew what I was gonna get into.

I didn't say that.

You didn't have to.

Krista, don't take this the wrong way,

but sometimes it can
get a little challenging

being your friend.

Yeah.

I've heard that before.

If I liked more people, maybe
I would hear it more often.

Glad I still make the list.

People you like.

I'm not crying.

- I don't cry.
- Hey.

Maybe I still care a lot.

Blake.

I'm just telling you the truth.

Alex.

Sorry to

disturb.

I just saw your sister out
front yelling at some guy

the size of a Sasquatch,

so I figured you might like to know.

700.

You said he'd be good
for two thou, at least.

Look, I said I would do my best.

- Well, you're gonna
have to do a lot better.

And you need to back the hell off.

Blake, it's okay.

We'll be once this guy disappears.

Both of you, stop it.

This was your idea.

And now we're both dead.

- Okay. You wanna tell me
what the hell is going on?

The truth this time.

Hillsie's sort of my boyfriend,

maybe more like friends with benefits.

I don't need the details, okay.

What did he do?

- He took some money from
a guy he used to work for.

Took? As in stole?

No, more like a short term loan.

I had some debts, gambling.

We figured we could take the money,

double down, and pay it all
back before anyone noticed.

And this guy that he used to work for?

- His name's Anton. He's Czech.
He loans money to people.

Hillsie helped with,
you know, collections.

Hillsie's a teddy bear,
but he's big, obviously.

He had a try out with the Stampeders once.

People take him seriously,

if he threatens to break things.

- You and your teddy bear
ripped off a Czech loan shark.

I was desperate.

Miranda, when are you not desperate?

Well, not recently Blake.

That's why I came to you.

How much do you owe?

Lots.

20 grand.

$20,000?

- If we could just come up
with a couple of thousand,

maybe we can buy some time.

Otherwise we're screwed.

Where do you find these guys?

- Right. Exactly what I need
from you right now, a lecture.

Room 1412.

Your room?

Yeah, mine and Alex's.

Go up there. Stay outta sight,

and in the morning I'll
get you outta Calgary.

You'd do that for me?

I'm not gonna let you get killed.

Yeah, it's okay.

(plane rotors whir)

Pressure's 45. Still dropping.

- Oil on the cowling, (background
noise drowns out speaker)?

There's nothing I can see.

What's your position?

Lights.

Just ahead.

It's the runway.

- Never thought I'd be
so happy to see Wrigley.

How's your visibility?

It's not good.

But, don't worry. I--

Astrid, do you read me?

Astrid?
(radio noise plays)

Hillsie. Where the hell did you go?

Okay. Look, as soon as you get
this message, call me. Okay.

This is really important because...

Hillsie,

help.
(suspenseful music plays)

Astrid, Cece. Do you copy?

- No wonder if people
are so dopey around here.

Frozen pizza things, and a bag of chips.

I can't get Astrid on the radio.

- Well, storm probably knocked
out the repeater tower.

They were making their final
approach. It's a lit strip.

They'll be fine.

- (telephone rings)
- Arctic Air.

Loreen, it's Astrid.

Astrid, everything okay?

Everything is great here in Wrigley.

The power just went out, so...

- Is there anybody else
there with you guys?

- No, the airport manager
went home long ago.

Who would be stupid enough to
fly in this weather, right?

- Did Cece figure out what's
going on with the plane?

Blown oil line.

He's working on it.

Okay. Well, keep in touch. Stay warm.

Okay.

Colder than a well digger's arse.

Well, it's a patch job,
but should get us home.

Some spare tubing, a couple more clamps

from the storage room.

20 minutes, and you fix an engine.

Regular old MacGyver, that's me.

MacGyver?

Yeah, guy on television.

He used to make bombs outta
toothpaste and underwear.

What century?

That's true.

It was a few years ago.

You would've been in Sweden.

Probably still in diapers.

So let me guess,

you were probably always
really good at fixing things.

Yeah.

Look where it got me.

Holding wrenches at 40 below
in the middle of nowhere.

But, you're doing what you love.

Am I now?

Who says I ever wanted to be
a mechanic in the first place?

Maybe it's just something
I turned out to be good at.

- What would you have
wanted to be instead?

Doesn't matter.

Come on, tell me.

- No, no, no. You make your
choices. You live with them.

I wanted to be an astronaut.

(Cece laughs) In Sweden?

I don't think you guys
have a space program.

Exactly.

So I'm here instead.

About 250,000 feet shy of outer space.

It's close enough, I guess.

For a Swedish astronaut.

- I wanted to be a pilot.
- No.

I even took a few lessons way back when.

What happened?

What happened?

Life happened. I always
figured it was something

I could get back to,

but then I met Marie.

She turned pregnant.

That's all she wrote.

And if you ever tell
a single soul that I--

Nobody would believe me.

Well, I got the engine tented,

but still gotta keep
them wings from icing up.

What? You didn't take care of that?

No.

That

is pilots work.

Right.

That's me.

The pilot.

Krista.

Listen, we really need to talk.

You.

Excuse me.

You're Laviolette's friend, right?

Blake Laviolette, Miranda's brother.

What's going on?

I need to find him.

I need to find him now.

- I was just with her.
I gave her my room key.

- They called me 10 minutes
ago. They wanna meet.

- Blake--
- Do me a favor,

stay outta this.

You need to listen to him.

- (cellphone rings)
- Miranda.

You are the brother.

Who the hell is this?

I'm the guy she ripped off.

Hang on there, kiddo.

Reinforcement's on the way.

Astrid.
(suspenseful music plays)

Astrid?

I just slipped. It's nothing.

This is my fault.

I should never let you go out there alone.

Let me?

Come on, Cece. I'm not
one of your children.

Anything else hurt?

I'm fine.

Hey, it stopped snowing.

You fixed the oil line, right?

- What, you thinking of going
back to Yellowknife tonight?

Let's fuel up. Let's go.

You only got one good hand.

- It's fine. And the storm
could get worse again.

We could be stuck here for
days. If we have a window,

we have to take it.

Here's to snow storms and good scotch.

16 year old Highland malt.

Nothing but the best.

I've always wanted to go there.

Scotland?

That's where my family comes from.

Since when is Ivarson a Scottish name?

Norwegian.

- A psychotic in a kilt,
with horns on his head.

Yeah, I can picture you.

Maybe I'll get there one of these years.

I've never been past West Edmonton Mall.

- Get out.
- When would I go anywhere?

I work all the time.

You know what?

We should just go.

To Scotland?

- You and me?
- Yeah.

Take a trip. Expand our damned horizons.

I don't fly.

We'll take a boat.

That sounds like a dare.

Call it whatever you want.

Careful. I don't back down from dares.

Next summer. Three weeks.

Let someone else run this place.

Well?
(microwave dings)

- Pizza.
- To hell with the damn pizza.

Answer the question.

Go find some plates and napkins.

(plane rotors whir)

Well, pressure holding steady.

So far, so good.

Be home in time for the late news.

You might wanna look
at your heading there.

You're veering a bit.

Are you okay?

Just a little dizzy.

Dizzy? What do you mean dizzy?

Did you hit your head back there?

Yeah. Maybe a little.

What day is it?

- If you don't know what day it is--

- No, no, no. We can't
be too careful here.

You know a concussion can come on really--

You need to go see a doctor. Okay?

A guy your age, first you
forget what day it is,

and then you put the
laundry in the freezer.

It's Friday, Cece.

My name is Astrid.

- You got no idea what these
guys are like. Anton's crazy.

Then why'd you rip him off?

People make mistakes.

- They were supposed to
be here 15 minutes ago.

You shouldn't even be here.

It's my sister, my problem.

You're my friend.

Well, I wouldn't go that far.

You'd have my back if I was in trouble.

Appreciate it.

Listen, when we get back to the hotel,

you need to talk to Krista.

Not really my business,
but you got a situation.

What do you mean by that?

Miranda.

If this thing goes sideways,

there's three of them and three of us.

I'm sorry guys.

Hillsie!

- God dammit.
- Don't worry.

We catch up with him later.

So,

you got my money?

Or, is this when I have to
stop being happy, friendly guy?

- $1,000?
- We can get you more.

We just need a few days.

Just let her go.

Here's how it works.

You get me 19,000 more dollars.

Everything so happy.

Hey, we're businessmen. Right?

We can find a solution.

Oh no.

I have a bad feeling.

Great sadness coming on.

Get in!

- [Anton] Come on.
- Miranda!

[Anton] Go, go!

- We're about 20 minutes
from Yellowknife, I think.

Lemme talk to Astrid.

Astrid, isn't doing so good.

She needs to kinda keep her eyes closed.

Then who the hell is flying the plane?

Trust me.

You don't wanna know.

Cece, talk to me.

Kinda need to concentrate here.

- Flying's the easy part,
then you have to land.

I know, I know. I've done it.

What do you mean you've done it?

Flight school.

- When the hell did you
go to flight school?

It was a few years ago.

Decade or two. Maybe four.

Why the hell didn't I know this?

- Will just shut up
and tell me what to do!

- Cece, it's me. How long
can you stay up there?

I got about an hours worth of fuel left.

- How did you get here?
The roads are closed.

I borrowed a friend's snow mobile.

I thought Astrid would like a ride home.

Has she landed?

- We may have a problem.
- May have?

They're on their way, Astrid and Cece.

Astrid's too sick to fly right now.

Then who's flying?

- Is somebody gonna talk
me through this or not?

Cece?

Cece can't fly a plane.

- Just stay on course,
Cece. We'll talk you down.

- He'll be fine. He's seen
it done a zillion times.

Like a eunuch in the harem.

He sees it done every night,
but he can't do it himself.

I heard that.

- They where heading east along tenth--

Please, just get some cops down there!

- Did we lose 'em?
- Yeah, I think we lost 'em.

(tires screech)

- You're completely sure
Astrid can't do this?

- Well, I could ask her, if
she ever stops throwing up.

Okay, Cece. Here's what you need to do.

It is a strong cross wind, Cece.

You must land at zero flaps.

Reduce speed to 70 knots.
Do you hear me, Cece?

Just let me handle this.

It's a short runway, Cece.

Need to bring her down on the button.

- You must land with your
wing down, into the wind,

breaks and rudder too, keep it straight.

It is very simple. Do not panic.

- For God's sake, hit
him with something heavy.

Okay. We're at 300 feet.

It's 25 knot cross wind.

Gonna be tricky to land her straight.

You got a light load.

Land zero flaps, (background
noise drowns out speaker)

to fine pitch, 70 knots.

70 knots.

Mel,

if anything happens to me,
can you make sure that--

Just fly the damn plane.

- If we ever get out of
this, I swear to God,

I will never trash pilots again.

End of the line, my friends.

Sorry I got you into this.

You're sorry?

(police sirens blare)

You've got to be kidding.

[Officer 1] Come on, everybody.

Hands in the air, hands in the air.

Blake!

Blake!

- [Officer 1] Hands in
the air. You too. Move it.

Turn around.

[Officer 2] Spread your legs.

Right, you know the drill. Face the wall.

- You are absolutely the
best brother in the world.

As a sister, you basically suck.

- It's a tail-dragger. Remember,
wing down, into the wind.

Use your brakes and rudder
to straighten her out.

Otherwise, that wind'll--

I know. I know.

About 30 feet over the button,

throttle back on your flare.

You've got this.

Okay.

(plane rattles against runway)

Stop, you sucker!

Cece?

He's down. He's down!

The eunuch has landed.

Slicker than snot.

You son of a bitch.

Freaking fly boys.

Bunch of overrated prima donnas.

(Cece and Mel laugh)

If it wasn't so gross, I would kiss you.

- That's okay.
- It's gross.

- They're gonna try and
get an ambulance through.

I don't need an ambulance, okay?

I look like hell, but nothing is wrong.

You do not look like hell.

Dev, I threw up in the cockpit.

That is lovely. Follow my finger.

You're not a doctor,

and I do not have a fractured skull.

Just do what I say.

Okay.

Astrid.

You are such an idiot.

But, you are a lovely man.

And I did not say that.

No, of course not.

I checked with a friend of mine,

and he's in commercial real estate.

And?

- Turns out there's a
whack of new hangar space

in Calgary. In six months,

Dearman's hangar won't
be worth half as much.

Ronnie Dearman turns out to be a snake.

Knock me over with a feather.

- Yeah, well--

- And you just wasted a trip
to Calgary. That about right?

- I got Abe's drill rods,
and I almost got beat up,

if that makes you feel any better.

We couldn't go to Scotland.

There'd be boards on the
windows when we got back.

Dare's a dare, Ivarson.

I feel like I need to apologize.

No.

You don't have to.

You and Alex are okay?

Not exactly.

- You two--
- It was a matter of time.

I'm sorry.

Maybe it's for the best.

I meant what I said last night.

Yeah, I know you did.

This could still work.

- Blake.
- No, listen.

I know how I feel,

and I think that you feel the same way.

Everything got screwed up,

but it's not too late for us.

I think it is.

- It didn't mean anything,
and it didn't go anywhere.

I thought it was best to just let it be.

And I was wrong.

And I shoulda told you.

Bobby...

I love you.

Well, let's just great.

Perfect.

You dump that on me.

It's the truth.

Well, I love you too.

- There. We both said it.
- Yeah,

we did.

But,

it has to be honest.

I know.

- No, listen to me, it has
to be honest or it is over.

If I can't trust you...

You have my word.

And did I mention,

I love you.

Negotiating with loan sharks?

Seriously?

I survived, didn't I?

- But what happens when
they get out on bail.

They're gonna want their money.

I left a message on Anton's voicemail.

I give them the address of a
business associate in Calgary.

He says you owe him money.

He passed the debt onto me.

Bobby Martin said what?

Look, my friend.

We can do this the happy way,

or the not happy way.

You get the hell outta my hangar.

Don't you touch me.

Hey, you keep your hands off.

Help!

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