All language subtitles for Hudson and Rex S07E04 K9 The Rext Generation

Trainees!

Listen up!

Welcome to Farmland!

It is one of four
environments we utilize-

to assess the
abilities of you-

and your K-9 in
real-world conditions.

Still to come,
our urban street-

beach-

and my favorite-

junkyard.

Buried in this field
are a number of vials

filled with artificial
cadaver scent.

Your K-9s have
been trained-

to alert to
these samples.

You and your
K-9's task-

is to locate four
of these targets.

Constable Augustine!

Get us started.

Okay, partner.

Let's do this.

When you're ready,
start your search.

Ready?

Find it.

Good work, partner.

Next one, off-leash.

Zeppelin's better
on-leash, Sergeant.

Is she?

Or is it that

you're more confident with
the lead in your hand?

Your partner is taking
her cues from you.

If you're confident,
then so is she.

Understood.

Hey.

Find it!

That's it.

That's it, Zep.

Focus!

Zeppelin, find!

Zeppelin!

Zeppelin, come!

Is this part
of the exercise?

No, it's not.

Oh, my God.

I know him!

I understand
one of your canines

took cadaver training a
little bit too seriously.

You should give
him an extra treat.

She.

And no, I didn't.

The officer she's
training with-

Constable Augustine-

knows the victim.

Yeah, I'll talk
to her soon.

Yeah.

Thank you.
- Yeah.

Sarah, did Forensics
give you an update?

The victim is male.

Appears to be
in his forties.

Gunshot wound
to the chest.

These drag marks seem to extend
all the way down the beach.

Yeah, there's
blood up there.

So I'm thinking that's
where he was shot.

And then he was dragged
all the way back down here.

Yep.

Vehicles?

No, so the killer
either drove him here-

or took his car.

Okay.

We'll check
local house cams-

and see if they see
any suspicious vehicles.

Yeah, it's
already happening.

Good.

Time of death?

Less than
24 hours ago.

What do you
got there, buddy?

Poker chip.

$500.

Maybe the victim
was a gambler?

Yeah, that's a
distinct possibility.

I'll see you
back at the station.

Constable Augustine.

Yes, sir.

But people
call me Kit.

And-

this is Zeppelin.

Superintendent Donovan.

You can
call me Joe.

And I think you
know who this is.

It is an honour
to meet you, Rex.

I understand you
recognize the victim.

His name is
Lou Davis.

He just got paroled after
a few years in prison.

I live in the
same building-

as his ex, Winnie.

Responded to a few
domestic calls there.

Is that why
he did time?

No.

He got caught running
illegal gambling out of his bar.

That might explain
the poker chip we found-

by the body.

When was the
last domestic?

A few weeks ago.

Did you file
a report?

Winnie didn't want
to press charges, but-

Yeah, there's a report.

Something wrong, Constable?

The last time Winnie saw
Lou, she was pretty upset.

She told him if he
ever came around her

or her son
Finn again-

she'd kill him.

Did that threat
seem credible?

No.

I have known
Winnie a long time.

I'd like to
be there-

for the death notification,
Superintendent.

She and her son

might like to
see a familiar face.

Sergeant Renley.

Do you mind if I borrow
Constable Augustine-

for a couple
of hours?

I think her relationship to
the family might prove
helpful.

Okay.

But Zeppelin isn't approved
for field duty yet.

She stays.

Okay.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hold.

Settle.

Easy, girl.

Hey Kit, what's
going on?

Winnie.

This is is
Superintendent Donovan-

and Rex.

Can we come in?

Yeah, of course.

Sorry, the place
is a bit of a mess.

No, no no no.

it's fine.

You must be Finn.

Your dog's cool.

I'd like a dog.

Well maybe if we-

get a little bigger
place, we can get one!

Winnie.

We have some
bad news.

Would you like
some tea?

I have-

No, tea can wait.

Do you want to-

sit down?

What's the bad news?

I'm very sorry.

But your father
was killed.

His body was found
this morning.

Finn, sweetie.

Are you sure there
hasn't been a mistake?

I saw him, Winnie.

Is it okay if I ask
Finn some questions?

Yeah.

Finn, when was the last
time you saw your father?

Um- I didn't
really see him.

My mom wouldn't
allow it.

But he was
here recently.

And he and your mother
had an argument?

I wasn't here.

I was at work.

Which is-

where I should
be heading-

or I'll be late
for my shift.

Where do you work?

I volunteer at
the youth centre.

Finn.

Is there anyone
you can think of-

who may have wanted
to hurt your father?

Like I said earlier-

I didn't really
know him.

So-

I'm sorry.

I have to go.

No, you don't
have to go.

It's okay,
I want to.

Finn.

I'll be back
in a while.

No sign of forced
entry at Lou Davis's
address.

Thank you.

And a 1994 Crown Victoria
registered in his name

is missing.

Okay, I'll put an
alert out on it.

I'm also running his criminal
record for known associates.

Okay, great.

I spoke with
the detective-

who worked Lou's
illegal gambling case.

Apparently he co-owned
a bar named Skimmers-

with a Jake Biles.

Jake Biles?

Did he go prison on
vice charges as well?

Uh- no.

No, he cut
a deal-

to testify against Lou.

Said he had no idea the slots
they were using were illegal.

Oh, sounds like a recipe for
conflict when Lou got out.

Well, after he
cut the deal-

Biles closed on Skimmers and
then dropped out of sight.

Okay.

I'll track him down.

Okay.

So you guys have been
having a lot of problems.

I may have said
some things to Lou-

that I shouldn't
have, but he-

he just made
me so angry.

About?

Lou was a
terrible father.

Gambled, drank,
cheated on me.

Then he gets
out of jail.

And he decides he's going to
be a part of Finn's life again?

I wasn't going to let him
hurt Finn the way he hurt me.

I'd do anything
to protect my son.

Hey, of course
you would.

Do you mind if I
take a look around?

Um-

No, go ahead.

What have you got
there, buddy?

Okay, pal.

Good job.

Good job.

Do you have
the key to this?

Winnie, you're going
to have to come-

down to the station-

while we have
this tested.

Take Winnie to interview
room number two.

Ballistics doesn't think the
gunshot residue test will play.

Winnie's hands have
been freshly scrubbed.

Well, that's
not surprising.

I mean, Winnie
works as a cleaner.

Yeah it's also a
convenient excuse-

to dismiss gunshot residue.

Sarah.

What calibre
was the bullet?

Nine millimetre.

Same as Winnie's.

We're running a comparison
test right now-

to see if the
bullets match.

Kit.

Winnie trusts you.

You should sit in on
the interview with me.

Yeah, yeah, if
you think it'll help.

But-

I've never actually done
an interview before.

Well, now's your chance.

Kit.

Thank God.

How much longer
is this going to take?

I'm sorry, Winnie.

But- we need to ask
a few more questions.

Why?

I didn't have anything
to do with Lou's murder.

You own a
gun, Winnie.

And it's the same calibre
as the one that killed Lou.

Yeah, it's legally purchased.

And registered.

Maybe just tell
us why you have it.

You know we don't live
in the best neighborhood.

It's for protection.

That's it.

The gun was
fired recently.

Last night I went
to Bachman's range.

There's no point in owning a gun
if you don't know how to use it.

Where'd you go
after the range?

To work!

At the youth centre!

I clean up there
three nights a week.

The youth centre?

The same place
that Finn volunteers?

Yes.

Can anyone there confirm what
time you started your shift?

It was a little
before nine.

There's time cards.

The last time you and your
ex-husband spoke, you fought.

What about?

Just-

Just tell us, Winnie.

He showed up at the
apartment out of the blue.

I figured he'd
been drinking.

Said he wanted
to start over.

Make up.

Get back together.

Be in Finn's
life again.

Offered money.

Offered money?

How could he
offer money?

Didn't he just
get out of prison?

I don't know!

Maybe from
his old bar?

I don't know, I didn't
want his money.

I wanted him gone!

You wanted him gone?

I didn't kill Lou.

You have to
believe me.

Why?

Because if I go to jail, who's
going to take care of Finn?

You did good work,
Constable Augustine.

Thank you.

But do we really
need to hold Winnie?

At least until the ballistic
report comes back.

Look, she's not a violent person
and Lou was a piece of work.

Yeah, I know.

We'll get to
the bottom of it.

But in the
meantime-

I'll arrange a ride for
you to get back to K-9.

I'd like to stay
on the case.

I'm sorry, but this
is only temporary.

I know the people
and I know the area.

I grew up in that
neighborhood and-

Kit.

You and Zeppelin have
already been a lof help.

But now it's time
to get back to her.

Of course.

Okay.

Hey, uh-

Can I help you?

Just, uh-

I'm looking
for my mom.

Winnie Davis.

Winnie Davis?

You must be Finn.

Yeah, she's going
to be another minute.

But I can-

Whoa, is that-

Is that ThunderFrogs?

Yeah.

You play?

Yeah only after work and
before bed and on weekends.

Where did
you get that?

Online.

Wow!

I've never seen
that before!

Can you send
me a link?

Yeah.

I can try.

My mom's kind of-

strict about
tech stuff, so-

Okay.

Well listen,
any member

of the resistance against
the combat shrews-

is a friend
of mine.

Your secret's
safe with me.

Have a seat.

I'll go find
your mom.

And hey.

For the tadpoles.

For the tadpoles.

Bachmann's range
confirms Winnie signed i-

at 7:30 last night and
was out an hour later.

Well, maybe she
went to the range-

to explain why
her gun was fired.

Maybe, but-

here are the
ballistics results.

Her gun didn't
kill Lou.

Or maybe she used
a different weapon-

and then left
this one-

in plain sight.

It's a great way
to be ruled out.

True.

Hey, guys.

Ah, just the man
I wanted to see.

Listen.

Jesse.

During Winnie's interview-

she said that Lou had just
recently come into some money-

and perhaps he got
it from his old bar.

Any luck tracking
down Jake Biles?

Not yet, no.

He left the island.

Seems to have vanished.

Most likely under
a different name.

But I will
find him.

Hey, um-

When will Winnie
be released?

Her son's waiting.

A single mom-

to a boy who's
just lost father.

I doubt Winnie's
flight risk.

And given the ballistics-

Okay.

Cut her loose.

But make sure we we keep
digging into her story.

Rex, you're with me.

Come on.

Mom.

Let's go home.

Charlie!

Hey!

I can't tell you how great
it is to hear your voice.

And you too, buddy.

Uh, uh, so- ?

What's going
on down there?

Well, I found out
that after the fight-

my brother saw
a ring doctor.

He thought that, um-

he might have
ruptured an eardrum.

What did the
doctor prescribe?

Cefuroxime.

That's a strong antibiotic.

Jack could have
had a bad reaction.

I mean, he could have gotten
disoriented and walked off.

Good to know.

I'll expand my
search tomorrow.

Charlie.

You're going
to find him.

It's going
to be okay.

Thanks.

I needed that.

I miss you.

I know.

We both miss
you too.

So you're doing okay?

Yeah.

Hi!

How can I
help you?

Hey.

Superintendent Donovan.

SJPD.

I'm looking for
some information-

on an employee here.

Her name is
Winnie Davis.

Oh, yeah, that's uh-

That's Finn's mom.

Yeah, she's the
night cleaner here.

Well, I need
her timecard.

Okay.

Yeah, we keep all that
in the back office, so-

What is it?

What is it, pal?

That's a good boy.

This red filament-

What's it used for?

Uh, that's the
raw material-

that the 3D printer uses
to make things with.

The whole process
amazes me.

And who has access
to this machine?

The 3D printer?

Yeah.

Well, the kids who do the
computer class after school.

Finn teaches them to
use the thing, actually.

The kid's a whiz with
the tech, I tell you.

Have you seen
this man-

hanging out here before?

No.

Sorry, uh-

Do you still want
those timecards?

I can get them
for you back here.

Yeah.

And if you
don't mind-

I'd love to have a sample
of this filament.

Of course, yeah.

Thank you.

Constable Augustine.

Are you with us
this morning?

Uh- yes, Sergeant.

I'm sorry, Sergeant.

I don't think
you are.

And if you're distracted, that
means Zeppelin will be, too.

Now tell me-

what's up?

It's the Lou
Davis case.

I want to
work on it.

It's Major Crimes's case.

Yeah but Zeppelin
started the whole thing-

by finding his body.

I appreciate your passion.

But you and Zeppelin
aren't ready for the field.

Sergeant Renley.

Can I be open
with you?

I expect no less.

When I joined the
force four years ago-

my goal was to
become a detective.

K-9 wasn't even
on my radar.

When the opportunity for
me to apply here came up-

it was solely as a
career advancement.

But to my surprise,
I discovered-

I love working
with dogs.

You'd better.

Zeppelin's made a huge
commitment to you.

And I would never
let her down.

But there is-

And I know Zepp
and I can help.

Constable.

You and Zeppelin both
have long way to go.

Now you two take the
rest of the day off.

And come back
tomorrow clear-headed-

and ready to focus.

Okay, Zepp.

Looks like we have
the rest of the day off.

Want to come down?

Yeah.

Good!

So-

what do you want to do
with our day off, huh?

Yeah, I agree.

A little field
trip's in order.

Sarah.

Hey, I have something
to show you.

Oh.

Hang on.

Is this your
new obsession?

ThunderFrogs?

Well I was just-

I was looking
for a pin-

for it-

Okay, don't judge me.

ThunderFrogs is
complex mythology.

It's not just
for children.

This is what I
wanted to show you.

Joe, hey- good timing.

Check this out.

What is this?

Well, this came in
from the tips email.

It was recorded
on the night-

of Lou's murder.

There's not
much to watch.

But listen
to this part.

Well, that's a gunshot.

Maybe the one
that killed Lou Davis.

Well, if that's
the case-

whoever recorded this video
was a witness to Lou's murder.

The interior
of this car-

It's consistent with
Lou's missing vehicle.

Track it down.

That's a top priority.

And I'll try to clean
up these voices.

Also-

I found Jake Biles.

Looks like he
was living

under an assumed identity.

So how'd
you find him?

I looked into his
old bar, Skimmers.

Turns out it re-opened.

Okay, I need you to
text me the address.

You got it.

Rex, let's go!

Well it looks like your
ThunderFrogs will have to wait.

The frogs have waited a
generation for a new champion.

A few more hours
won't hurt.

All right, Zep.

Hey, if things
get hairy in there-

you're my backup, okay?

Yeah.

Let's do this, partner.

Okay.

Let's go.

Well, if it ain't
little Kit Augustine.

Hi Jake.

Word around the neighbourhood
is Skimmers just reopened.

So I thought I
might find you here.

How you been?

Getting by, apple pie.

Who's your friend?

This is my
partner-

Zeppelin.

I'm in training for
the K-9 program.

Yeah I heard that you
had gone to cop school.

That's right.

Folks must be
some proud.

Mmm.

This a social call?

I can get
you a drink.

This is business.

You heard
about Lou Davis?

Folks are talking.

What are they saying?

Lou probably got
what he deserved.

Jake Biles.

Guilty as charged.

Superintendent Joe Donovan,
Major Crimes, SJPD.

Well, how
about this?

Looks like I'm running
a cop bar now.

Fancy seeing
you here, sir.

Indeed.

So I suppose-

you're also asking
after Lou Davis?

I am.

When did you
see him last?

Came in here just
after he got released.

We heard he'd come
in to some money.

Any idea-

where he
got it from?

Lou was a
big talker.

I wouldn't believe
everything he said.

Maybe he wanted back in-

on your operation.

You didn't like that.

You know, that's
what I thought at first.

But then he just asked about
getting into some poker games.

Where were you
two days ago?

You know,
that one's easy.

I was at my grand-daughter's
baptism in Clarenville.

Joyous occasion.

I can get you the name of
twelve aunties and the priest.

I want to apologize,
Superintendent.

I know I was
out of line.

Disobeying a senior
officer is a big deal, Kit.

We need to know that we can
rely on you to follow orders.

I just wanted to show
you what I could do.

And I wanted to give Zeppelin
a chance to prove herself too.

I thought
I made it clear.

You and Zeppelin
are not part

of the Lou Davis
investigation!

I just- I
had a hunch.

What you did was
irresponsible and dangerous!

Furthermore, it put
the ingegrity of-

Sergeant Renley.

A word?

Of course.

Don't go chasing any more
hunches until I get back.

Understood.

I want to apologize-

for Constable Augustine's
unacceptable behavior.

Her instincts
were right, though.

I mean-

She did come up with
Jake Biles on her own.

What are you
getting at, Joe?

How much potential do you
think Kit and Zeppelin have?

Kit-

is dedicated.

A hard worker.

But willful,
as you've seen.

That's good traits to
have in a cop, right?

What about Zeppelin?

Zeppelin's the best K-9
I've seen since Rex.

But-?

But-

they have a very
long way to go.

Kit needs to be
more confident-

so Zeppelin
can be too.

How would you feel-

about seconding Kit and
Zeppelin to Major Crimes?

Jan, we're short-handed.

And we could
use some help.

There's no better place
to get experience-

than being around Rex.

Okay.

They're yours.

Thanks.

Joe.

They're just babes.

I'll keep
Kit in line.

And trust me.

Rex will do the
same for Zeppelin.

So how
dead am I?

You'ree on field assignment
with Major Crimes.

What?

That's incredible!

I really thought
that Sergeant Renley

was going to take
Zep away from me.

Jan Renley
is a good cop.

She just wants you and
Zeppelin to be great.

They just found
Lou Davis's car.

Let's go.

Sergeant?

Thank you.

All right Zep,
let's do this.

Stop wasting my time
and answer the question, Lou.

You really cleaned
up the audio.

The software is unbelievable.

Where's
the money, Lou?

Guys, stop.

I can get it!

Man2: You're texting
someone about chips.

Wait- chips?

Does he mean
poker chips?

Yeah, that'd
be my guess.

No, guys!

Come on!

Man2: Who's Logan?

Nobody!

Lou!

Give me that!

Give it back!

Lou, stop!

Man2: Damn it.

Now we're gonna hae
to find this guy ourselv.

Who's this Logan?

I don't know.

But I'm betting he was in
the back seat of that car.

Which would make
him an eyewitness.

We need to find Logan
before these killers do.

What have you got
there, buddy?

What is it?

Okay, okay.

Good job.

This is 3D printed.

It's a disc.

And it's got Lou and Finn
Davis's picture on it.

Wait, Finn looks the
same age he is now.

This photo
is recent.

Yeah, which means
he lied to us-

about when he
saw his father last.

Why would
he do that?

I don't know.

But you're going to talk to him
and find what he has to say.

Do you trust
me on my own?

Yeah, you're part
of the team now.

So is Zeppelin.

Okay.

Well, he's probably
at school.

So I'm going to
start there first.

Yeah.

What is it, Superintendent?

I think Rex has been on to
something the whole time.

And only now am I starting
to figure out what it was.

As you suspected-

Rex did turn
up a clue.

The poker chip recovered
at the murder scene-

and the picture
of Finn and Lou.

They were both
3D printed-

using the material that Rex
alerted to at the youth centre.

The same youth centre
that Finn voluntees at?

Yeah.

It would explain-

why I couldn't find
Finn's ThunderFrogs pin

for sale anywhere.

He created it.

But did he print
the other stuff?

Well, I can see Finn
making the picture-

of him and
his father.

But why a
poker chip?

The killers mentione-

this Logan.

I mean, maybe
he printed it.

Agreed.

Which gives me
another idea.

Jesse, can you call
up Lou Davis's list-

of known associates?

Yeah, sure thing.

What do you know?

Lou Davis's cellmate
was Victor Kane.

One of the Kanes who ran
the underground casinos-

in Fort Kent?

Yeah, one
and the same.

I mean, what better
way to make a buck

than to use a 3D printer
to fabricate poker chips?

And then
cash them in-

at an underground casino.

It's a win-win situation
without winning.

Okay, so Lou
probably found out-

about the 3D printer
from Finn.

And then,
like you said-

And then the Kanes
got wind of the scheme-

and sent in a couple
of their thugs-

to handle business.

I'm going to check
in at the youth centre-

and see if anyone
knows who this Logan is.

I'm also going to
touch base with Kit-

and see if any of this
rings a bell for her.

Rex, let's go!

Where is everybody?

Where is everybody?

What happened to you?

A couple of guys

attacked me.

For no reason.

For no reason?

Alan, if you
lie to me-

your day is only
going to get worse.

Come on, stand up.

Who were they?

I don't know.

I mean, they-

They came in-

saying that Lou told them
about our 3D printer.

And they
wanted to know

if I helped them print
some poker chips with it.

I don't know.

So did you
help them?

Yeah.

Yeah I needed
the money.

Yeah.

But obviously the
Kanes did, right?

And they wanted
their money back.

But Lou stiffed me.

I didn't have
any of it.

Wait, how are
you still alive?

You told them that
Logan had it, didn't you?

Yeah they would have killed me
if I didn't give them something.

Who is he?

Alan?

If they find Logan, they
are going to kill him.

And his death is going
to be on your conscience-

for the rest
of your life.

So who is he?

Logan is Finn's
middle name.

Lou always
calls him that.

Oh my God, you
gave them Finn's name.

You gave them
Finn's name.

Kit!

Kit, where are you?

Do you have
eyes on Finn?

No, he
wasn't at school.

So I'm checking out
the apartment.

Something's wrong.

No, no, Kit.

Kit!

Rex, let's go!

Zep, you ready?

Let's go.

Winnie!

They took Finn.

Who did?

Two men.

I didn't
know them.

Finn said he
would take them

to Lou's old
hunting shack.

It's out by
the quarry.

I know
where that is.

Find him, Kit.

Hey, Joe.

Yeah, they took Finn.

But I know where
they're headed.

I'm betting this vehicle
belongs to whoever took Finn.

Yeah.

Is that
his T-shirt?

Oh, yeah.

What can you tell
me about this place?

We used to play here
when we were children.

It's a bunch of old
hunting shacks.

Yeah it's the perfect spot to
stash cash or fake poker chips.

Hopefully Rex can track them
before anything happens to Finn.

You know, Zep
can help too.

Okay.

But you can cover
more ground off-leash.

Okay.

You ready?

Ali right, go!

Track them!
- Sook Zep!

Let's go.

Is that your dad's shack
back in those bushes?

Yeah.

You'll let my
mom go, right?

If the chips and
money are in there.

I swear I won't
tell anybody.

You're just like
your old man.

He tried to talk his way
out of trouble too.

My mom had nothing
to do with this.

Well, we'll
let her go-

If you're telling
us the truth.

If you aren't-

you know what
happened your old man.

Hey!

Hey, what do you
got there, pal?

That's Finn's pin.

Looks like we're
on the right track.

Rex, go!

Go get it.

Can I go?

Yeah.

Okay, just head
out this way.

And you'll
let my mom go-?

like you promised?

Yeah, sure.

Rex!

Zep!

Hey!

Zep!

Hey!

Hi!

Good girl!

Yeah!

Whatcha go there?

Huh?

Drop it!

Drop it now!

Where are
Finn and Rex?

Where are they?

I got this guy.

Zep.

Take Joe to Rex.

You good?

Uh-huh,
I got him.

Aghhh!

Get him off me!

Get him off me!

Good job, Rex.

You're under arrest.

Just keep that
dog away from me!

Hey pal.

Hey.

Awww.

Good job, you two.

Finn!

Oh thank God.

Mom!

I just wanted
Dad to like me.

Of course you
did, sweetheart.

Yeah.

I was with him
that night.

He had some business
with a couple of men.

He told me to hide
in the back seat-

and be quiet and-

and not make
any noise.

All right, Zep.

Oh, Finn.

I turned on my
phone just in case.

Mom, they shot him!

I hid until
they left.

I ran over
to him, but-

I drove the car-

far.

I didn't want them
tracing it to the house.

Why didn't you
just tell me?

I was just worried
about you, Mom.

I sent a video to
the police, but-

I didn't think I'd
screw things up.

I'm sorry.

No, you didn't do
anything wrong.

Everything's
going to be okay.

It's going
to be okay.

Okay.

You did great, Finn.

Let's get you home.

Detective Mills-

tells me that you're pretty
good with computers.

I guess I picked a few
things up from the centre.

That's how I
got my start, too.

And I want to
hear all about it.

You know-

your mom said
this was okay.

I had an
upgrade recently.

And I thought maybe you
could use some of my old gear.

All right.

This is a
3D printer!

This laptop's got
the best video card!

Oh yeah.

You're just getting
rid of this stuff?

On one condition.

I'd really love one of
those ThunderFrog pins.

Sure!

Okay.

I didn't know you
had a 3D printer.

I didn't up until
a few hours ago.

So-

how do you feel after your
first stint as a detective?

Uh- fantastic.

Look, I can't thank you
enough for the opportunity.

Well you should really
thank Sergeant Renley again.

No, I'll be sure
to do that.

After you two are
finished training-

I could put in a good word
for you with Major Crimes.

That would be fantastic.

I mean,
Zep and I-

we have a long
way to go-

before we're ready
for any of that, but-

maybe we could pop
by every now and then?

Get a few pointers-

from Rex?

Any time, Kit.

Any time.