All language subtitles for Hunter - S03 E05 - High Noon in LA.eng

I am Carlos Mariano.

Raul Mariano was my brother.

He beat me up and raped me.

I'm going to kill you.

You so much as go
for your handkerchief,

I'm going to put a bullet
right through your head.

You understand?

I think everyone is
overreacting to this thing.

Mariano has full
diplomatic immunity.

You have a license to kill.

You can pop me any
place, any time.

I don't like that.

The suspense is killing me.

Isn't it killing you?

Oh boy, is that low.

What?

There's a woman who just threw
her trash off the fire escape.

It landed down in the alley.

What are we doing here?

I mean, why can't we be
staking out some society killer

at a polo match or something?

They don't have polo matches
at 3:00 o'clock in the morning.

3:00 o'clock?
It's only 3:00 o'clock?

Oh, give me a break.

What's that?

I'll tell you in just a second.

He's not our boy.

You sure?

Look.

They call Little Cosmo
Little Cosmo because he's

6 foot 5 inches tall.

What we're seeing here
is a 4 foot 9 inch wino.

You know the problem with
these killer drug dealers?

Totally unreliable.

Did we or did we not get it
from an unimpeachable source?

Sporty James is a
very impeachable source.

Hah.

Well, he knows how to cry wolf.

We know that.

I tell you, he's
a low class killer

to keep his girlfriend waiting.

Sergeant Hunter.

You are Sergeant hunter?

Yes, I am.

I am Carlos Mariano.

I'm sure you recall the name.

Raul Mariano was my brother,
was my favorite brother.

What do you want?

Why are you here?

Ah, you will be Sergeant McCall.

I am the cultural attache
with the Curuguayan Embassy.

Does my presence disturb you?

That depends on why you're here.

I would like to speak to you.

Only for a moment.

Perhaps you can guess why.

No, I can't.

I'm going to kill you.

I thought that you should
be properly informed.

You want to try it now?

No, no, no, no, no, no,
please, senorita, not now.

In my own good time and I will
give you generous warning.

Let me give you
a generous warning.

I don't like death threats.

I take them very seriously.

You should take this
seriously, Sergeant Hunter.

Very seriously.

Why don't you just
shoot me instead

of playing these kid games?

I will not expect
you to understand.

How I kill you is a matter
of great importance.

It is a matter of honor.

I will not kill you the
way you killed my brother...

Defenseless, unaware,
and helpless.

Defenseless and unaware?

Your brother was a
rapist and a killer.

Why don't you get in your limo
and get the hell out of here?

OK, just relax just
for a minute here.

If I see again, you so much
as go for your handkerchief,

I'm going to put a bullet
right through your head.

You understand?

Now, that's something I learned
from your murdering brother.

You will hear from me.

A postcard will do.

This isn't funny.

Who the hell is laughing?

Why don't we cuff the
guy and take him upstairs?

You heard him.

He's an attache.

He's probably got
diplomatic immunity.

Here we go again.

Let's go find out.

What's the area code for DC?

202.

Is there anything on Cosmo yet?

No, not yet.

Yes, I need the number
of the United States

State Department Office of...

Look, McCall, we
gotta get this guy.

He's too damn scary to have
out there on the street.

Yes, you can.

Well?

They have to call back.

Hunter, you're staking out
Cosmo again tonight, right?

Yeah.

Only if I get some sleep.

And if McCall makes a
batch of potato poopies.

- Be careful.
- Of what?

- You know what.
- Lash LaRue?

Come on, he's a little smoke.

You're so macho.

Sleep tight.

Buckle up.

So did you get some
sleep last night?

I tried.

How are you doing?

What do you mean?

Well, I mean this Carlos deal.

I mean, he's not dredging up
bad memories for you, is he?

Yeah, well.

At least my problems
are in the past.

You know, he didn't say he
was going to try to kill me.

Now, wait a minute.

He's not going to kill anybody.

I mean, he's conducting himself
here like some sort of South

American fraternity prank.

Who do you think you're kidding?

I bet you $5 you
went home last night

and cleaned your
gun for an hour.

15 minutes.

You think he's working
on this by himself?

My guess is his father,
the generalissimo,

knows about it, maybe
even ordered it.

If he's working on this
alone, maybe you ought to go

talk to the Curuguayan consul.

No, I'm not going to talk
to the Curuguayan consul.

That is a dead end.
That is a waste of time.

Remember the last time?

I'm gonna go talk to him Hey.

A lot of headroom in that car.

You think it's Cosmo?

Let's go take a look.

Get out of here!

Move it.

Go home.

Freeze right there!

Police!

Up against the wall.

Come on, move it.

Come on.

Over here.

Attaboy.

Spread it out.

Oh.

What's your name?

Kerwin Sipes.

I live here.

Kerwin Sipes.

Well, Mr. Sipes, I apologize.

I think we got the wrong guy.

Hey, cop, you looking for Cosmo?

He ain't so stupid he's
gonna show up here.

Lady, if you know Cosmo,
please tell him this.

We have to catch him.

Otherwise, we're going
to lose our jobs.

Thank you.
Good night.

Uh, Mr. Sipes,
it was a mistake.

We're very sorry.

Sorry.

Well, words are cheap, lady.

You, you slam me up
against the wall.

You, you frisk me, and
then you say you're sorry?

You can keep your damn sorry.

I'm going to have you
both up on charges.

Oh.

Well, let's see.

Kerwin Sipes.

Sipes, Sipes, Sipes, Sipes.

You know?

This is a very familiar name.

Sipes, yeah.

- You know?
- Yeah, I know that name.

You should probably run a...

Uh, look, look.

Hey, anyone can make a
mistake now and then.

Let's both just
forgive and forget, OK?

Yeah.

OK, Kerwin, we'll
forgive and forget.

But I highly recommend
the next time

someone offers you a sincere
apology, you accept it.

Yeah, right, right, right.

Uh, we're both sorry, right?

Good.

Yeah.

Still nothing on Cosmo?

There's nothing on Cosmo.

Well, Mariano has full
diplomatic immunity,

as we thought.

Either of you
guys call the Office

of Protocol in Washington?

Yeah, I did.

You two want to
come in my office?

Who the hell is Carlos Mariano?

Well, it happened
six months or so ago,

Charlie, before you came
into the department.

It's a very long story.

Well, make it a short
story and tell it now.

Last year there
was a rape homicide

at the Curuguayan Consulate.

Raul Mariano was the attache.

Related how to this one?

His brother.

When I interrogated
him at the consulate,

he tried to make a date with me.

I turned him down.

The gut showed up at
my house and, uh, he

beat me up and raped me.

I'm sorry to bring up
painful memories, Dee Dee.

What happened to the guy?

Well, he had diplomatic
immunity, Charlie.

I punched him out and
he shows up at my house

a couple of hours
later and he shoots me.

And Mariano?

Well, the embassy hustled
him back to Curuguay.

End of story.

You didn't go down into
Curuguay after him.

Captain, they didn't
charge him with a thing

when he got back down there.

He killed a woman here, he raped
me, practically killed Hunter.

If ever there was a walking
argument for summary execution,

this guy was it.

I don't believe this.

You went down there
and killed him?

Charlie, the guy was going
to shoot me in the back.

So rather than give him a
second opportunity to do that,

yeah, I killed him.

His father, General Mariano,
didn't want all this stuff

coming out about his
son, so we invented

some kind of cover-up
and said the guy

was killed in an accident.

What about this Carlos Mariano?

Well, he shows up
in the parking lot

yesterday, threatens my life
in front of Sergeant McCall.

Mariano has full
diplomatic immunity.

If he hauls off and shoots
you, the best we can do

is ask his country to give him
a free plane ride back home.

I know that, Charlie.

I have a plan to do
something about that.

Like hell you do.

I'm going to call
the State Department

and have them handle this.
- Hey, wait a minute.

Come on, Charlie.

The State Department
is a waste of time.

Believe me, they have
other priorities.

Suppose I tell
you to ignore him.

I think under the
circumstances, Charlie,

you won't ask me that.

As was reported in all
the Curuguayan newspapers,

Raul Mariano was
killed tragically

in a hunting accident.

And as to these stories that you
choose to tell about a member

of the presidential
family, well,

I cannot imagine
what motivates you,

a woman in your position,
Senorita McCall,

to say such things.

How about the truth?

Is that enough
motivation for you?

The truth.

Have it your way,
Senorita McCall.

It is not my way.

It's the truth!

Let me ask you something.

What happens to you, huh?

What happens your cushy little
job here if Sergeant Hunter is

forced to kill your boss's son?

If Senor Hunters so much as
a approaches Carlos Mariano,

we will have your
State Department

take the necessary
steps to deal with him.

And I suggest that you
plead with Senor Hunter

and not with me.

Have you talked
to Carlos Mariano?

Of course!

Would you like to
speak with him?

Yeah, I would.

Boy, you didn't have to go
far to get him, did you?

Do know this woman?

Yes.

In view of Sergeant
Hunter's prior relationship

with my family, I
paid him a courtesy

visit at his place of work and
Senorita McCall was with him.

Yeah, the most courteous
death threat I ever heard.

That is her claim, Carlito.

Did you make any such threat?

Certainly not.

Oh, come on, Carlos.

You're blowing your whole act.

What about all that
talk about honor?

I'm afraid that my presence
disturbs the senorita.

I made no threats.

Perhaps you need the
help of a professional who

deals in emotional problems.

Senorita McCall, I am
trying to be helpful.

Yeah, well, you're
not making it, pal.

But you are giving me a
great lesson in diplomacy.

All life is an
education, senorita.

By the way, Mr. Mariano,
your brother was a creep

and he deserved to die.

How did you get in here?

I can get in any place.

Let's talk, Carlos.

No, no, no, Carlos.

Sit down.

You have me at a
great disadvantage,

unarmed and naked.

Carlos, you have
a license to kill.

You can pop me any
place, any time.

I don't like that.

I do not intend to pop
you, Sergeant Hunter.

I intend to give you every
opportunity to defend yourself.

Only then will I kill you.

Carlos, I am not going to play
this childish game with you.

You understand me?

Now, here's what
you're gonna to do.

You're gonna go
down to the airport

and you're gonna get on
an airplane for Curuguay.

And you're not gonna come back.

If you don't get
on the airplane,

I'm going to shoot you.

I don't want to have to do that.

Nothing to say about that?

I am a man of
action, not of words.

- So am I.
- Then, good day.

You better be on that airplane.

Ah.

Called you this morning.

You weren't home.

Where were you?

Well, I paid a nice
morning visit to Lash LaRue

and told him to get of town or I
would punch his ticket for him.

Hunter, that's not a good idea.

You'd spend the rest of
your life in a glass house,

you know.

Did he listen to you?

I hope so for his sake.

Hunter.

Hey, Hunter.

Man.

Joey, Joey, Joey.

How you doin'?

Little Cosmo got to see
a guy about some money

he needs to get out of town.

So if you want to get
him before he splits,

this is going to be
your only chance.

Where do I find him?

How about, uh, uh, eh,
how about, how about 500?

No.

200 if he shows.

This is dangerous stuff, man.

I think it's worth
something risking getting

on the wrong side of Cosmo.

$400.
That's it, Joey.

Where is he?

Oh, you're my man.

You're my man.

OK.

It's only this.

Now, I want to see
the money first.

You bring me the money,
I'll take you to him.

OK?

It doesn't work that way, Joey.

You gotta deliver him first.

Hey, this is special Hunter.

I mean, you want him, you
meet me first with the money.

OK?

And I don't want to
be seen together.

You know that, uh, that factory
my uncle own, about on Wilton?

Yeah, the one that
the INS shut down?

You meet me there and
Cosmo's all yours, OK?

Got it.

OK, buddy.

Give me the money.

Where's the rest?

After Hunter appears
you will get the rest.

You don't understand, man.

I just crossed Rich Hunter.

I'm going to have to leave
this town far behind.

After tonight,
Hunter will be dead.

I don't want a reason.

I gotta split.

I gotta split, man.

Give me the money.

Give me the money right
now or the deal is off.

I'm going to call him
right now and I'm going

to call the whole thing off.

Joey.

Joey!

Joey.

Hunter.

Carlos, are you still in town?

So you decided to stay and
give me a surprise party, huh?

You think this is a joke?

No, I think that's
a 0.44 Magnum.

You have a gun?

Well now, come
on, you know police

officers always carry a gun.

Is this safety on?

I'll let you wonder about that.

Your choice, my friend.

In 15 seconds, I intend
to draw my gun and shoot.

If you want to try for
your gun sooner, do so.

Carlos, you've seen way
too many John Wayne movies.

Honor does not go out of style.

And if one is a man of honor,
there are certain things that

can only be settled this way.

You have 10 more seconds.

I also like the way your
eyes narrow, just like they do.

That's very good.

Why don't you draw?

I don't want to kill
you in cold blood,

but if you insist on
being a coward, I will.

You're going to be dead
in 10 seconds, Carlos.

No.

You will be dead in 5 seconds.

I know how to handle a gun.

So do I.

- Then prove it.
- No.

You see, I'm afraid not.

I don't have
diplomatic immunity.

Your time is done.

Move it.

Up against the boxes.

Move it!

You are a man
totally without honor.

You haven't been listening
to a word I've said.

All I hear is the
whimpering of a coward.

Yeah?

Well, let's whimper on
down to the squad car.

Move.

Yeah, all right.

No.

No.

I'll talk to you later.

They're gonna release him.

So what else is new?

We can't hold him
without the consulate's OK.

They say no.

I'm going to call
Washington, have someone

come down here tomorrow.

We're going to get
this thing settled.

That guy's a nut!

Yeah, you do that, Charlie.

I think everyone is
overreacting to this thing.

Overreacting?

First, you do not charge a man
with full diplomatic immunity.

You can detain him but
you cannot charge him.

The man's lucky
I didn't kill him.

And you'll be lucky
if the Curuguayan

embassy doesn't file harassment
charges against you, sergeant.

So I suggest you stay on
the listening end of this.

This guy Mariano, he can't
be completely above the law.

Suppose he wasted 20
people in Pershing Square?

We'd demand that his
country recall him.

That doesn't work.

I've gone through that.

We'd make him persona non
grata and he'd be out of here.

Good.

Make him persona non
grata, because I don't

want to kill this guy, Charlie.

You'd better not kill him.

Curuguay is a country of
enormous strategic importance

to United States foreign policy.

So maybe you
better have this guy

Mariano declared
persona non grata

before things get out of hand.

Why?

What had the man done?

He's mouthed off a little,
flashed a gun for which

he does have a permit.

He's a soldier, Hunter,
a man who learned

to swagger at an early age.

It would be best for you
and best for your country

if you would just ignore him.

He's not gonna
let me ignore him.

Don't you get it?

We've got a big
problem here, Charlie.

I mean, a big one.

What is it?

Your not gonna believe it.

He's following us.

Great.

Get out of the car!

Come on!
Move it!

You have no right to arrest me.

Oh, yeah, I know that.

Don't I know that.

Spread 'em!

We got company.

Stay right there.

Get out of the car.

Come on.

I am a member of the
Curuguayan diplomatic legation,

sir.
- Good.

Turn around.

Oh, I see you people carry your
honor with you, Carlos, huh?

Hold up!

Colonel Ramirez..

Speak English, will ya?

Who are you?

I'm Colonel Hector
Ramirez of the Curuguayan

Second Cavalry Unit.

Oh, you're here
on maneuvers, huh?

What I am doing here is
none of your business, senor.

Concealed weapons and reckless
driving are my business.

I am a part of the
consulate staff, senor.

Oh, you're part of the consulate

staff, not the embassy?

The consulate staff.

That is correct.

Do me a favor and
tell him the bad news.

We happen to be experts
on diplomatic immunity.

The bad news is that
you're under arrest.

Yeah.
Turn around.

Come on.

Don't even think about it.

Come on.

I have no reason to assist you.

I don't want you here.

And, in any case, the young
lady had a gun pointed at me.

I will tell your
father that a woman

prevented you from helping me.

It would've prevented you too.

Tell my father there is no need

to send anyone to assist me.

I am here by my own
choice and I will do what

has to be done by my own rules.

Put him in the car.

And what about me?

Oh, you see, Carlos, you can go.

You've got diplomatic
immunity, remember?

And my gun?

Are you serious?

You should understand
by now, Hunter,

that I am nothing
if not serious.

I'm gonna keep your gun.

You think that by taking the
gun you can avoid facing me?

You should've gone
on that airplane.

Luis, this is Colonel
Hector Ramirez.

I want you to book him
on reckless driving,

carrying a concealed weapon,
resisting arrest, and assault

on a police officer.

Put him in a
holding cell for me.

I'm gonna go see a man
about a deportation order.

Senor Hunter, if I leave,
there will be someone

to replace me in 24 hours.

You are accomplishing nothing.

Are you friends
with General Mariano?

I am on his personal staff, yes.

Good.

I want you to do me a favor.

Tell him to send his
son a ticket home.

Otherwise, I will send his
son back to him in a body bag.

You sound very confident.

Very.

Perhaps too confident.

Carlos Mariano is a
distinguished graduate

of our academia militar.

He has won honors in martial
arts and marksmanship.

There is no one...

I mean no one... in
the Curuguayan army

who can match him.

As his brother distinguished
himself in the fine arts,

Carlos has distinguished
himself in the manly arts.

I would not be so cavalier
if I were you, senor.

Thank you so much.

Listen, you know
maybe you ought to go

on up to Montana or something.

Go on a little fishing trip.

Montana?

What do you got against Montana?

That's not going to do any good.

He's gonna go up
there and find me

or he's going to
wait till I get back.

No.

I think the best way to do this
is just meet the guy in Sunset

Boulevard at high noon.

I'll tell you what.

You put together a poker game
with six of year buddies...

For witnesses, you know...

I'll blow him away.

You're always so practical.

There he is.

That's Cosmo.

No!

No, don't hit me.

I give up, man.

Come on!

Spread 'em out!

Hey, Hunter.

You got him.

- Yup.
- Good.

Good work.

Thanks a million.

Now we get to go
on to the next case.

Well, how come
you're still alive?

Carlos give up?

Ha ha.

That's very funny.

Well, you know, actually
I haven't seen the guy

in the last 6 or 7 hours.

You know, you really should
think about going someplace.

Well, I am.

I'm going home to bed.

Good night.

Hey, Hunter.

Yeah.

Listen, why don't you, uh, come

sleep at my house tonight, huh?
You stay on the couch.

It's nice, cushy.

It's real comfy.

You never know what
corner this guy's

gonna come popping out of.

Carlos is not going to come
popping out of any corner.

He's not going to pop out
of a tree on top of me.

That wouldn't be honorable.

Carlos thinks this is Dodge
City, not Los Angeles.

Good night.

Lock up, OK?

Oh, Carlos, you disappoint me.

Hey, just a sec.

Get your hands off of that.

What happened to good old
fashioned Western shootout

in the middle of
the street, huh?

It's funny, Carlos.

I was just telling my partner
how honorable you were.

We're not being
followed, Hunter.

I needed those men to
get you into the car.

You will not be
seeing them again.

What's the matter, Hunter?

Suddenly this is not
so amusing to you, huh?

Where are you taking me?

You will know soon enough.

So now what happens?

Now we wait for daylight.

High noon, huh?

Just daylight.

I want you to see
me when it happens.

And I want to see you.

You know, camping
is something I never

quite got around to doing.

You are regaining
your sense of humor.

Well, I'm optimistic.

Air is fresh out here,
nobody's dead yet,

and we have the rest
of the night to talk.

There is no need to talk.

Afraid you might
learn something?

I am afraid of nothing
that you might say.

Well, at least you didn't
kill me in cold blood.

Difficult for you to
understand, is it not?

You know, Carlos, when
I went down to Curuguay,

I was going to kill your
brother the first chance I got.

Walk right up to him
and pull the trigger.

Which you did.

No, that's not what I did!

I gave him an opportunity
to defend himself,

just like the opportunity
you're giving me.

I'm not interested
in your apologies.

But he refused that opportunity.

And that's when I realized I
could not kill a human being

in cold blood, Carlos.

With all the frustration and all
the anger, and all the planning

and the feelings of
revenge that I had,

there I was with
my automatic pistol

jammed in your
brother's face and I

could not pull the trigger.

Can you believe that?

It had nothing to do with honor.

It had everything to do
with me realizing that I

was a civilized human being.

Well, with those feelings,
I turned and walked away.

And that's when your
brother went for his gun.

Yeah, Carlos.

Your brother was gonna
shoot me in the back.

Well, I turned just as he
got off this firs shot,

and that's when I
killed your brother.

My brother was a gentleman.

He knew nothing of guns.

He was an artist, a boy.

Your brother was a coward.

Whatever he was, you killed him.

He had no way to defend himself
against a trained man like you.

I do.

He was a rapist!

That is too funny.

He could have any
woman, he wanted.

I found my partner on
the floor of her bedroom.

Where she had invited him.

No, where he invited himself.

I knew my brother
and I loved him.

I did not know your partner.

I believe him, not her.

Your brother was a liar.

No more talk.

Finn here.

Lieutenant, he's not here.

The whole place is trashed.

There's furniture broken.

I don't know where he is.

What about his car?

- Is it there?
- Yeah.

Damn.

That makes an APB
next to useless.

All right, look.

I'll do whatever
I can at this end.

You go on home and
get some sleep.

You might need it.

I'm not going to go home and
get some sleep, lieutenant.

Send a fingerprint team
over here on the double.

I'm gonna wait for 'em.

You got it.

You were asleep, my friend.

Very good, Carlos.

Don't let the enemy sleep, huh?

What's the matter?

Couldn't you sleep?

I could sleep like a baby if
I thought I could trust you.

But you know nothing of
honor, so I cannot trust you.

You're right.

I'm gonna kill you the
first chance I get.

I know that.

So I will forgo the sleep.

Too bad.

I won't.

Good night.

I have allowed you to enter here

and I have shown
you the courtesy

to hear you out, so do not
use that tone of voice again,

Senorita McCall, or you
will be asked to leave.

When you said that
I couldn't possibly

have known that two of
your security people

entered Sergeant Hunter's
home, I, I lost my temper.

That won't happen again.

I do know that they were there.

Their fingerprints were
all over the place.

And how could you possibly
know the fingerprints

of my security personnel?

You are lying.

When they apply for guns
to carry on our streets,

we register their fingerprints.

Now, those fingerprints,
fresh ones,

are all over Sergeant
Hunter's home.

Sergeant Hunter is missing
and there's clear evidence

of a violent struggle.

Those two men do not
enjoy diplomatic immunity,

so we came here to
take them into custody.

Not in this
consulate, you won't.

And both those men are here.

And if you wish to arrest
them, you will have to do it

outside these premises.

Sir, we are asking for
your cooperation here.

Now, one of our
officers has been

forcibly kidnapped,
unquestionably

by Carlos Mariano.

But Carlos Mariano is here.

Now.

Here in his quarters.

Here in the consulate.

Fine.

Give us 5 minutes with him and
then we're out of your hair.

And since Senor Mariano is here,

there is obviously nothing to be
gained for you to talk to him,

is there.

He isn't here and you know it.

You are refusing to cooperate
in the investigation

of a felony involving people
that you are responsible for!

And he does not
speak your language,

so I advise you to leave
quietly and immediately.

Hunter.

Get up.

Your cuffs.

On your feet.

Come on.

I am ready, but I will
wait if you are not.

You are dizzy, perhaps.

Don't worry about me, Carlos.

Let's do it.

Over to the rock.

It is a good day to die, Hunter.

That is a Sioux
Indian expression.

Did you know that?

Yeah, I saw the movie, Carlos.

Let's go.

Come on.

That gun is loaded.

Put it in your holster.

I wanna check it.

There is no need.

I have seen to it.

Left hand.

And do it very slowly
and very wisely.

I'll wait.

You are learning something
about honor, my friend.

Yeah.

Here we are at last, huh?

Face to face.

One man against another.

Your move.

- Get up.
- You said you would kill me!

Why don't you?

No, that was talk.

This is reality.

Come on, get up.

We're going to the hospital.

McCall, you've done
everything you could.

The State Department's
grilling the consul.

We're trying to cover the bases.

Hey, Hunter.

I've been camping.

All right.

You all right?

Yeah.

Where's Mariano?

Well, that's a long story.

Charlie, you better
get on the phone

and call that bureaucrat
from the State Department.

I think we got ourselves a
real live persona non grata.

Your attention, please.

Flight 6 for Rio de Janeiro
now boarding at gate 15.

How is your hip?

I've got five stitches in it.

Why are you here?

To make sure that
I am really going?

No, Carlos.

I'm here to make sure
you don't come back.

There was only one way you could

have assured yourself of that.

You failed to do it.

I don't think I made
a mistake, do you?

No.

My father will understand.

He understands the
code that I live by.

It is his code.

And I have concluded
that it is also yours.

Final boarding
call for flight 11

to San Pablo, Curuguay, gate 7.

Goodbye, Hunter.

Let's hope so.