Animal Kingdom (US) (2016) s02e01 Episode Script
Eat What You Kill
1 You remember your uncles, don't you, J? - Baz: Hey.
- Hey.
We're about to pull a good job here, life-changing money.
Camp Pendleton we're gonna hit it.
There is a ton of cash on that base.
I did coke with Craig, and then I fucked him.
- You and me gonna have a problem? - Oh, no, we're cool.
- I'm here for Craig.
- Scottie: Who are you? - His mother.
- You called your mom? Pope: You use me to do the dirty work.
You call that being a mother? She's betrayed you over and over, and now she's betraying your family.
- [Muffled screams.]
- [Grunts.]
[Groaning.]
[Cries.]
Lena: I was in Mommy's car.
A man was driving.
Who? You remember who? No? Lena, where were you going? If Cath was stepping out on me, she wouldn't leave Lena alone in the house.
She wouldn't do it, not ever! She's gone for good.
I know something happened.
She wouldn't leave.
I have something for you.
A man should have a gun.
See, my mom she hated them.
In the end, she's a Cody.
And I'm a Cody, too.
She stares deeply Locked inside me Burnin' brightly One they know that I cannot take Waitin' for it all to begin Every night now, they'll win Come and meet my black hole Got a big black hole Got a big black hole I've got a big black hole I've got a big black, big black hole Got a big black hole inside of me Got a [Birds chirping.]
[Exhaling.]
[Gulping.]
[Rolling Stones' "Might As Well Get Juiced" playing.]
[Engines roaring.]
The wolves are howlin' right at your door Come on in.
[Squeaks.]
The vultures wanna tear off some more Your flesh is hanging right off your bones Might as well get juiced [Clacking.]
Come on in here.
We're gonna try a new lager.
[Man speaking indistinctly.]
I'm gonna give you such a piece of my mind Grab another beer just over here [Engines revving.]
[Lock jangles.]
Might as well get juiced [Tires screeching.]
[Truck reverse alert beeping.]
[Man speaking indistinctly, cellphones vibrating.]
[Beep.]
[Man speaking indistinctly.]
[Flame hisses.]
[Thudding.]
[Clank.]
[Crackling.]
[Beeping.]
[Siren wailing.]
[Horn honks.]
[Thud.]
[Engine revs.]
[Fence rattles.]
[Engine revving.]
[Tires screeching.]
[Brakes squeal, engine turns off.]
- Baz: You all right? You okay? Hey! - Craig: [Grunts.]
- You okay? Get up, get up, get up.
- Where'd the hell that guy come from? - You good? - We gotta go.
We got to go.
- Good? - [Grunts.]
- [Thudding.]
- [Groans.]
[Grunting.]
- [Engine stalling.]
- Come on.
Come on! Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
[Engine revving, tires screech.]
Pope: Go, go, go! [Engines revving.]
C-Cover it.
[Tires peal.]
[Crackling.]
Ahh.
[Chuckles.]
- [Clatter.]
- [Clears throat.]
What? What about this is so funny to you, huh? Look, you remember when you and Pope duct taped this to that shopping cart when we were kids, with the, uh, Roman candles on the side? Sent it down Quarry Hill? - Yeah, I do.
- Yeah, I still have a scar on my ass when I bounced out of that.
Deran: Yeah, you got off easy, man.
I went over the cliff in that thing.
- [Laughs.]
- I hit the lake like cement.
[Handle squeaks, clicks.]
That's it! That's it? Oh, you gotta be shitting me.
[Glass shatters.]
[Bottle cap fizzes.]
You sure no one got made? Baz: Only thing about the job that went right.
Yeah, thanks to J.
That was quick thinking, baby.
We're all okay, by the way.
You said this thing was solid.
You said it was north of 90 grand.
It was supposed to be.
Then what the hell happened? - [Ice cubes rattle.]
- Now let's go eat that pie.
We risk our lives for $500.
All she can talk about is pie.
It's not even $500.
That would've been a fair split.
We pitched her a million other jobs.
But no, has to be the brewery.
- All our ideas were shit.
- Pope, now's not the time, man.
You don't think we deserve more of an explanation? One job goes bad, and you're whining like a bunch of spoiled brats! What about the jobs that raised you all your life? You're still living off of Pendleton, every one of you.
That was Baz, not you.
Why don't you have another drink, Smurf? I wonder how many cocktails she had when she had the brilliant idea for us to hit a brewery.
[Ice cubes rattling.]
Maybe this was your fault.
Do you ever think of that? - Huh? - [Exhales deeply.]
No deliveries by the northeast gate ever? Who came up with that great idea? In the three weeks we scouted the place, not once was it used.
Smurf: Should've scouted it for four then.
- And what about the safe? - What about the safe? How do you know you have the right safe? We got the right safe! It had 3 grand in it! I'm so sick of this shit.
This is what she does.
She's trying to pit us against each other 'cause she knows that if we stick together What?! What? Tell me what.
Oh, come on, baby boy.
I'm all ears.
I'm listening.
Guys, let's cool it out.
Cool it out.
Let's just forget it, Smurf, okay? - Come on, let's forget it.
- Yeah, I'll forget it, 'cause I have to go pick your kid up at school.
Unless it was something you were planning to do.
Why? Why are we still letting her run shit? Hmm? We should just kick her to the curb, man.
- We're not 12 anymore.
- Give it a rest, man, please.
All right, thanks for being such pussies then.
What, 'cause we didn't make empty threats? - They're not empty threats! - How are they not empty? Man, you get pissed off, you disappear for a few weeks, and then you come crawling back.
When you're ready to walk, you let us know.
Until then, please, shut up about it.
Let's walk.
For real, let's walk.
She doesn't give a shit about any of us.
We know it.
That's the most pathetic part.
She just uses us to get what she wants.
I think that she's just upset.
You think you know her better than we do, J? What she's really capable of? Guys, that job was a shit show, no question.
We're all pissed.
I get it.
But the smart thing to do right now is to take a beat and just cool out.
- Cool out.
- While you play peacemaker with her? Fine.
Then what? When she gets back, let's talk to her.
Let's tell her why things have to change.
Now she knows how fed up we are.
That's good.
It's sinking in.
Calmly, with respect, we make her see she has no choice.
No.
I'm done.
- That's it? You're done? - Yeah.
I'll do jobs solo if I have to not to put up with her shit.
- What the hell, Pope? - Let him go.
He's fine.
He'll be fine.
We'll talk to Smurf later, yeah? Let's do it.
Okay.
Let's just go surf it off, man.
All right, maybe I'll meet you over there.
[Indistinct conversations.]
[Jazz playing.]
[Sniffs.]
It's 34 grand.
[Sighs.]
Look, I just need more time - Time.
- Yeah.
Shit, that's a new one.
Please.
I thought I was gonna get some more money today, but I Look, I'll have the rest to you soon, okay? I promise.
I want to help you, kid, but it's got to be the full 50, or else there's nothing I can do.
You got your coloring in there? - Yes.
- Okay, good girl.
- I'll be back in a minute.
- [Door handle clacks.]
[Dog barking in distance.]
Child: Again.
One more time.
Go inside and help Mommy.
Go in.
Now, go.
- [Door creaks open.]
- I still get my 10 grand? - [Door closes.]
- You said the brewery paid their illegals with cash.
Now what the hell happened, Teddy? I was gonna ask you the same.
I said the first Thursday of each month, not Tuesday.
Today's Tuesday.
Janine.
Where you goin'? [Plastic crinkling.]
[Thud.]
Man: And they're tearing it up here on the downhill challenge.
knee drags as he comes around the curve.
- What are you working on? - Oh, just physics.
- Splittin' atoms and shit? - [Cellphone vibrates.]
Um, no, just some problems on acceleration.
Oh, Jesus, not again.
How many times do I have to say the flu? [Touchscreen clicking.]
Deran: Where's Pope? Baz: No idea.
[Vehicle appraoches.]
Said you were gonna get him here, man.
Well, if he shows, he shows.
We don't need him.
[Car door opens.]
[Car door closes.]
Daddy, can we go to the park? - No, not right now.
- But you promised.
Not right now.
Go in the living room and watch cartoons, okay? [Ice cubes rattle.]
Pope all right? Yeah, he's all right.
He's all right.
He's just doing up his place.
He's Think he's out buying a lamp or something.
Ah.
First a rug, now a lamp.
He's not careful, it won't look like a prison cell anymore.
So, look, earlier, Smurf, we got a bit out of line.
Jobs are risky, we get it.
Shit happens.
Who's to blame shouldn't be the point here.
We gotta talk about changing some things.
Yeah? Like what? [Inhales deeply.]
Well, first we want more of a say in what jobs we do.
Mm-hmm.
Well, you brought me Pendleton.
We ran with it.
Yeah, but since then, you've shut down everything else, so Well, every other idea you had was crap.
Not to us, you know, but we still had to suck it up.
You know, I think all we're saying is we want to start making family decisions in in a different way.
I mean, we're not kids anymore.
We're grown men here.
I mean, you can't expect us to be - The boss? - [Baz sighs.]
- Oh, I'm the boss all right.
- More of a conversation.
Not so top down.
That's all we're saying.
Is that what you've been doing while I was out? Figuring out how to gang up on me? - Preparing? - That's not what we're doing, no.
Because if I wasn't the boss, I have a feeling the three of you would be in prison right now, or worse.
You with your little ATM job.
I had to bribe a cop.
Emptied out my bank account.
And what about you with that Hells Angels who thought you'd do better without a tongue? And you I'm really proud of.
Calling your Mommy to come save you from a meat locker where you're tied up to a chair, naked, covered in your own piss.
Smurf, we get it.
- No, you don't get it! - [Pounds tabletop.]
'Cause if you got it, you'd all be on your knees, begging for my forgiveness! It's out of respect we're being honest with you here.
Why should you keep picking all the jobs when we take all the risk? And then on top of it, you decide the split? - That's not very fair here.
- You know, when you showed up at my house, - you hadn't eaten a meal in a week! - Oh, my God.
It took me three months to get that lice out of your hair! Yeah, and not a day goes by you don't throw that in my face! How long exactly do I have to keep kissing your ass for? - You tell me.
- The rest of your goddamn life.
Oh, the rest of my life? Oh, here's the thing.
Who do you think's kept this from happening the last two years? Pope's not even here 'cause he can't stand the sight of you.
And who's defended you like an idiot? Who's tried to convince your own sons your own sons that you're not the cold-hearted bitch you seem to be? Me, Smurf.
- Me! - [Bottle cap clatters.]
It's a goddamn waste of time.
[Beer sloshes, bottle clatters.]
I'm out.
- Yeah, go ahead.
- Mm-hmm, yep.
- Me, too.
- Go.
Let's see how long you all last.
[Footsteps depart.]
- [Sniffs.]
- Knowing that look on her face when she realized we were serious was beautiful, man.
I'm gonna remember it the rest of my life.
Oh, man.
I can't believe we did it.
No more suckin' Mommy's dick! [Laughs.]
Equal partners at last.
You really think Baz and Pope are gonna let that happen? No, man.
They're just planning on being the new Smurf.
Not if we call bullshit.
No, see, we're just grunts to them, man.
And the only way that's gonna change is if we start doing our own things, start coming up with our own ideas.
Our own ideas, you know, like this yacht thing I've been thinking about.
- I'm telling you, really up our game, you know? - [Sniffs.]
Yeah, man.
I'm with you.
Done.
You know what else we need to do? What? Swing by Kenzo's and get some more coke? We need to get J involved, not Baz.
Say what you want, the kid's got balls.
He's gotta be confused as shit right now.
It's the perfect time to get in his head.
Well, how do we do that? Well, for starters, we can try being nice to the kid.
[Exhales.]
- Ungrateful? - Yeah.
Was that before or after you called her a bitch? Before.
[Sighs.]
I told you it was pointless.
- Well, it didn't help you didn't show up.
- [Gate creaks.]
Well, trust me, it would've gone much worse if I did.
Unless you were gonna stab her in the face, it's hard to imagine.
Pope: Yeah.
Hey, give me two beers, please.
- Pope: One beer, yeah? - Yeah.
- So it's now? - It's now.
Craig and Deran aren't gonna fold? They're not gonna fold.
We just gotta get a job together quick.
- I was thinking New Canticle.
- The the church? - Yeah.
- Smurf will love that.
It's a ready job.
It's good to go.
- We have to re-scout it.
- So we re-scout it.
Who cares? - What about the kid? - What about the kid? We use him if we need him if he's willing to piss off Grandma.
So far he's just kept his mouth shut.
- Can you blame him? - I don't blame him.
I don't trust him yet, either.
We gotta throw Smurf a cut.
- I mean, not like usual, but something.
- Why? She's got her building.
She's not gonna starve.
I wouldn't give a shit if she did starve.
Pope, it's just smart.
Feel like you owe her something? You pay her.
I'm not paying her.
I wish she'd have dropped me and Julia off at a firehouse door the day she had us.
What's going on with you guys? Nothin'.
The same as you.
I just finally see her for what she is.
- [Touchscreen clicking.]
- [Sniffs.]
Jesus, man.
Just do it already.
The kid broke up with her.
Why can't you? Just gotta keep her in check.
Sex can't be that good.
What, is she waving her pompoms at you in bed? What's going on? Did you fill this? No.
My card got denied.
So you've just been standing here, not pumping gas? I can't be fronting you like this all the time.
What, did you forget to pay a bill or something? - I don't know.
Smurf pays for it.
- [Buttons click.]
Not anymore.
She just canceled this shit.
Shit, that was fast.
Yeah, that's why we need to hit that yacht or something, soon.
I need the cash.
Don't you? Well, I do now.
[Indistinct conversations.]
- You want another one? Let's do another one.
- No.
- Can we get two more, please? - No.
Have another one.
Don't you have to get Lena? It's not even late.
Smurf could use a distraction after what happened.
You been seeing Lucy, too? - Mm-hmm.
- Mm? And what did she say when you told her about Cath? I didn't tell her about Cath.
She'd be up here with the U-Haul in two minutes.
Are you kidding me? It's not happening.
Friend's kind of cute on the right, no? - Oh.
- Oh? - No, no, no.
- [Laughs.]
I'm all out of antibiotics.
- I'll see you tomorrow.
Have fun.
- Okay.
Excuse me.
Um you've been staring at me, and I'm awfully shy, so it's it's a bit weird for me.
[Moaning.]
[Panting and moaning.]
[Engine turns off.]
Come on.
Here.
You take the candy.
Get the movie ready, okay? Damn.
Manny said you'd still look good.
You recognize me? I'm all grown.
Now what are you doing here, Javi? I left you 10 messages.
I figured they were from Manny.
He wants to see you, so I'm here to take you.
To the desert? Yeah.
Let me go put this away.
Come on, I'll give you a beer.
Some big boys to feed.
Look, Manny's not gettin' another cent from me.
It's 5K a month, just like we agreed.
He should know that by now.
He's dying.
He'd be pissed I said it like that.
There it is.
I'm parked down the street.
Come on.
No, no, no.
You don't hop my fence and tell me to get in a car.
He's running out of time.
You get it? So whatever shit went on between you, you're gonna come say goodbye.
On my own terms.
Yeah.
You're getting in the car.
No, I'm not.
[Refrigerator door opens.]
Whose kid is that? Baz's.
You gonna sing her to sleep? How you used to sing to me? And you won't need that gun.
[Shifts gears.]
[Engine turns off.]
- [Sighs deeply.]
- This is your idea of ideas? We can rob it for what? Termites? [Scoffs.]
No, we're not here to case the place, man.
The owner just died, left his wife holding the bag.
So? So that's why I need cash.
I'm gonna buy this place.
- [Door handle clacks.]
- Take over the lease and run it.
Come on.
I'll buy you a beer.
Let's go.
You can't even see the "open" sign.
[Bicycle rattles.]
[Slurps.]
- Hey.
- Hi, baby.
[Water running.]
Can I still live here? Of course, baby.
The guys, they they probably didn't mean what they said earlier.
You know, they'll come around, and I think Yeah, listen, from now on, you do whatever you think is right, okay? You wanna run some jobs with the boys, that's fine.
But you can't be a spy if you want them to trust you.
Or at least, you can't have them think you're one.
I'm going to bed.
Good night.
Oh, hey, wait, babe.
I got you a credit card.
It's on my account, so there's no limit.
I trust you'll be responsible.
[Sighs.]
Thank you, Smurf.
Get a good night's sleep.
[Shower running.]
[Zips jeans.]
Hey.
Shit.
You can knock.
Oh, sorry.
Um I'm hungry.
You hungry? You want some food or something? I don't want any food.
Just some privacy.
[Thud.]
[Shower continues running.]
[Sea birds calling.]
- [Pounding on door.]
- Yo! [Banging on the door.]
- [Pounding continues.]
- [Sighs.]
Okay, I just had an epic fight with my dad.
It was, like, nuclear, my mom screaming at me - and my stupid brother piling on.
- Wait, wait, wait.
Slow down.
Guam.
It's really happening.
- What? - My texts.
Oh, yeah.
[Clears throat.]
I've been, um, sleeping.
That "0-6" position in Guam running the base's sewage treatment plant? He's actually gonna take it, and he expects us all to move.
Why would you go with your dad to run a shit factory in Guam? I told him I'm not going.
Well, tell your dad to eat a bag of dicks - and that Guam can kiss your ass.
- [Cabinet door opens.]
Do you have any tequila or coke? I'll take any altered state I can get right now.
No, no.
I'm I'm I'm still sick.
Oh.
I didn't even ask.
You look okay, but did your fever break? Yeah, but the doctor said I'm contagious.
I don't care.
I'll heat up the soup.
Seriously.
I don't want to get you sick.
Okay.
Will you text me the second you're better? Uh-huh.
Will do.
[Chuckles.]
[Door creaks.]
[Groans, sighs.]
- Who was that? - My nephew's girlfriend.
- You want soup? - [Chuckles.]
Your turn.
[Checker piece clatters.]
- Hi, Daddy.
- Hey, sweetie.
I told you your daddy would come back eventually.
Thanks for watching her.
No worries.
Should've texted you.
I apologize.
It would've been nice.
Oh! Okay, you win.
Go pick up your things.
Daddy and I will be out in a minute.
[Blows air.]
It's real this time, Smurf.
I'm not gonna be able to walk it back.
I don't remember asking you to.
[Sighs.]
I talked to Pope.
We're gonna cut you in for 10%.
Wow.
10.
You know, I haven't needed taken care of since I was 11 years old.
Well, we're gonna do it anyway.
'Cause you always took care of me.
You bet I did.
Grandma, where's Tigey? Tigey? I think we left Tigey by the pool.
Let's go see.
White Reaper: I gotta say goodbye Don't wanna make you cry Don't wanna make you cry Now dry - Hey.
- Hey, man.
What's up? [Sniffs.]
Get in the car.
We're gonna go to Baz's, plan some stuff out.
Oh, no, man, I've got school.
You're too smart already, man.
I think your GPA will survive a day.
[Scoffs.]
Come on, don't you wanna be a part of this? Me and Craig think you should be.
Come on, come on.
Let's go.
I gotta go outside 'Cause it'll make me smile I never went to school.
I can tell, man.
- [Chuckles.]
- Smile [Engine starts.]
Don't you go outside? The fancy wedding on a yacht? Yeah, we hit it while it's cruising out in the ocean.
Shake down the guests, we kill the engine, - and then we get away clean.
- How we supposed to case it? Not to mention get away in the middle of the ocean.
- I'm still working out the details, Pope.
- Yeah, or we can hit New Canticle like we should've done two years ago.
Unless one camera and a fat guy is too much security for you.
- [Sliding door opens.]
- Hey, sorry.
What'd I miss? Deran: Uh, nothin'.
We're just talking about the yacht.
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
These guys wanna hit a church.
- New Canticle.
- Like the mega church? No.
Smurf said it was too close.
People from around here go there.
Smurf's not making decisions now, remember? About ripping off a church? What kind of shit karma's that's gonna be? I think that ship's sailed, man.
- [Scoffs.]
- Daddy.
- Daddy, do you like it? - I love it.
Go make another one.
And then we can go to the beach? No beach.
I told you, no beach today, okay? I say we vote.
[Clears throat.]
Mega church or the yacht.
J can be the swing.
- What? J? - No! What are you - No, no, no, no! - Equal votes, equal shares.
- Isn't that the new deal? - Not if it makes us stupid.
- J's not gonna be the tiebreaker.
- Not happening.
Absolutely not.
Okay, so what? You guys are gonna be the tiebreaker then? Is that how it's gonna go? And what about the split? Is is that not gonna be equal anymore? - It will be mostly, yes.
- Like if one of us takes more risk or does a lot more of the planning, - that person should get a bigger cut.
- Yes.
- And who decides when that is? - We'll figure it out! - What are you complaining about? - What if one of us - hits a job on our own, or two or three of us hit a job? - Daddy? What?! Lena, how many times do I have to tell you? No beach today.
Not happening.
I'll I'll I'll take you.
I I mean, if it's okay with your dad.
Yeah, it's fine.
Go ahead.
Let's pick this up later.
You draw this? It's amazing.
- [Clears throat.]
- J, hang back a minute.
I'll meet you in the car, okay? Did Smurf tell you to come here? No.
She didn't send you? [Sighs heavily.]
You know that fire you set yesterday? The boys think that was pretty smart.
You know what I think? I think bringing cops to the scene could've really screwed us.
I think being lookout means you keep looking out.
When I ask you to do something, I just want you to do it.
- Okay? - Okay.
Next time you're about to get caught, I'll just stay in the truck, right? [Chuckles.]
Better get home now, man.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Your daughter's quite the pro.
What's it been? Like, an hour? Yeah.
Is that your son? Yeah.
He's He's he's good at that.
Hey, could you watch him for a sec? I just have to change the baby.
I left the wipes in the car.
I'm just right over there.
Sure.
No problem.
Thanks.
Can't be too safe, right? - [Kisses.]
- [Chuckling.]
Hey.
- Hola.
- Hi.
How are you? - Good.
And you? - Good.
- Thanks for coming up.
- I didn't.
I was on my way home from Solvang.
What the hell is in Solvang? You know, this, that.
- Okay.
[Chuckles.]
- Yeah.
You must be feeling lucky today, huh? Why? Oh, meeting here, no hotel.
What if Cath walks in with the guy she's cheating on you with? - Yeah.
- Yeah? It's not gonna happen.
- You don't know that.
- No.
We're done.
Cath and I are done.
What? - Yeah, we're done.
- Since when? I didn't wanna tell you until I knew it was for real, - and it's for real.
- Yeah, so instead, you lie to me.
You're not exactly open about what's going on with you either.
- It's not the same.
- It's not? How's that? - How's it - You know it's not the same.
[Sighs, chuckles.]
Okay.
Okay.
S-so what now? Now why don't we go back to my place, and you can see where I live? What? Am I just supposed to just jump at the chance? Why not? Is Cath's stuff still at your house? - Some of it is, yeah.
- Mm.
Well, get it out, and then I'll think about it.
[Chuckles.]
[Cellphone vibrates.]
[Vehicle approaches.]
[Card taps.]
- No.
No.
No, no, no.
- Yeah, one more line, bro.
I'm - No, you're not doing that shit.
Stop it! - Whoa! - Are you kidding me?! - What happened to clean up and take a shower so we can start talking about the yacht? - I was going to! - You were gonna? - Yeah! - Okay.
You showing up late to Baz's, all coked out, while we're trying to work this shit out, man it's not a good look.
And you wonder why they treat us like kids! It's 'cause you give 'em a reason to.
Get your shit together, man! I'm sick of this! - Responsibility! - [Palms slapping.]
Okay! [Cellphones vibrating and chirping.]
- It's Smurf.
- What's she want? She's making meat loaf.
7:00.
Well, better make sure she takes the first bite.
I did it.
I told my dad to eat shit.
I'm not going anywhere.
[Huffs.]
[Engine rumbling.]
[Gears shift, engine turns off.]
[Car door closes.]
[West Water Outlaws' "Caught in the Headlights" playing.]
[Music stops, engine turns off.]
It's good you came, man.
I sort of had to.
I've got Lena.
Right.
Hey, kiddo.
Uncle Pope bought me ice cream.
That's nice.
Go say hi to Grandma.
Thanks.
We really gonna do this? Yep.
She says one goddamn thing about anything [Utensils clink.]
At least everybody still likes the meat loaf, huh? [Sighs heavily.]
You trying to rub salt on my wounds? That it? I think we all had a pretty tough day yesterday.
Now this is a family, and that's never gonna change.
Not ever.
[Beer sloshes.]
Come on, cut it out.
Let's do it.
May we all get what we want All: And never what we deserve.
So come on.
Tell me, what have you agreed on? What's your next plan? I get it, baby.
Don't worry.
If you want my help, I'm right here.
J, would you like to help me with dessert? [Knocks softly.]
[Door creaks.]
He started screaming again.
I upped the morphine on his drip.
[Lighter clicks.]
[Monitor beeping steadily.]
[Dishes clattering.]
Hey.
See you, Lena.
Come on, Lena.
Time to go.
Come on.
Let's go.
- Thanks for watching her.
- Good night, Uncle Pope.
Good night.
[Dishes continue clattering.]
J: I'll get the rest of the dishes.
Thanks, baby.
[Whispers.]
Just be careful, man, okay?
- Hey.
We're about to pull a good job here, life-changing money.
Camp Pendleton we're gonna hit it.
There is a ton of cash on that base.
I did coke with Craig, and then I fucked him.
- You and me gonna have a problem? - Oh, no, we're cool.
- I'm here for Craig.
- Scottie: Who are you? - His mother.
- You called your mom? Pope: You use me to do the dirty work.
You call that being a mother? She's betrayed you over and over, and now she's betraying your family.
- [Muffled screams.]
- [Grunts.]
[Groaning.]
[Cries.]
Lena: I was in Mommy's car.
A man was driving.
Who? You remember who? No? Lena, where were you going? If Cath was stepping out on me, she wouldn't leave Lena alone in the house.
She wouldn't do it, not ever! She's gone for good.
I know something happened.
She wouldn't leave.
I have something for you.
A man should have a gun.
See, my mom she hated them.
In the end, she's a Cody.
And I'm a Cody, too.
She stares deeply Locked inside me Burnin' brightly One they know that I cannot take Waitin' for it all to begin Every night now, they'll win Come and meet my black hole Got a big black hole Got a big black hole I've got a big black hole I've got a big black, big black hole Got a big black hole inside of me Got a [Birds chirping.]
[Exhaling.]
[Gulping.]
[Rolling Stones' "Might As Well Get Juiced" playing.]
[Engines roaring.]
The wolves are howlin' right at your door Come on in.
[Squeaks.]
The vultures wanna tear off some more Your flesh is hanging right off your bones Might as well get juiced [Clacking.]
Come on in here.
We're gonna try a new lager.
[Man speaking indistinctly.]
I'm gonna give you such a piece of my mind Grab another beer just over here [Engines revving.]
[Lock jangles.]
Might as well get juiced [Tires screeching.]
[Truck reverse alert beeping.]
[Man speaking indistinctly, cellphones vibrating.]
[Beep.]
[Man speaking indistinctly.]
[Flame hisses.]
[Thudding.]
[Clank.]
[Crackling.]
[Beeping.]
[Siren wailing.]
[Horn honks.]
[Thud.]
[Engine revs.]
[Fence rattles.]
[Engine revving.]
[Tires screeching.]
[Brakes squeal, engine turns off.]
- Baz: You all right? You okay? Hey! - Craig: [Grunts.]
- You okay? Get up, get up, get up.
- Where'd the hell that guy come from? - You good? - We gotta go.
We got to go.
- Good? - [Grunts.]
- [Thudding.]
- [Groans.]
[Grunting.]
- [Engine stalling.]
- Come on.
Come on! Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
[Engine revving, tires screech.]
Pope: Go, go, go! [Engines revving.]
C-Cover it.
[Tires peal.]
[Crackling.]
Ahh.
[Chuckles.]
- [Clatter.]
- [Clears throat.]
What? What about this is so funny to you, huh? Look, you remember when you and Pope duct taped this to that shopping cart when we were kids, with the, uh, Roman candles on the side? Sent it down Quarry Hill? - Yeah, I do.
- Yeah, I still have a scar on my ass when I bounced out of that.
Deran: Yeah, you got off easy, man.
I went over the cliff in that thing.
- [Laughs.]
- I hit the lake like cement.
[Handle squeaks, clicks.]
That's it! That's it? Oh, you gotta be shitting me.
[Glass shatters.]
[Bottle cap fizzes.]
You sure no one got made? Baz: Only thing about the job that went right.
Yeah, thanks to J.
That was quick thinking, baby.
We're all okay, by the way.
You said this thing was solid.
You said it was north of 90 grand.
It was supposed to be.
Then what the hell happened? - [Ice cubes rattle.]
- Now let's go eat that pie.
We risk our lives for $500.
All she can talk about is pie.
It's not even $500.
That would've been a fair split.
We pitched her a million other jobs.
But no, has to be the brewery.
- All our ideas were shit.
- Pope, now's not the time, man.
You don't think we deserve more of an explanation? One job goes bad, and you're whining like a bunch of spoiled brats! What about the jobs that raised you all your life? You're still living off of Pendleton, every one of you.
That was Baz, not you.
Why don't you have another drink, Smurf? I wonder how many cocktails she had when she had the brilliant idea for us to hit a brewery.
[Ice cubes rattling.]
Maybe this was your fault.
Do you ever think of that? - Huh? - [Exhales deeply.]
No deliveries by the northeast gate ever? Who came up with that great idea? In the three weeks we scouted the place, not once was it used.
Smurf: Should've scouted it for four then.
- And what about the safe? - What about the safe? How do you know you have the right safe? We got the right safe! It had 3 grand in it! I'm so sick of this shit.
This is what she does.
She's trying to pit us against each other 'cause she knows that if we stick together What?! What? Tell me what.
Oh, come on, baby boy.
I'm all ears.
I'm listening.
Guys, let's cool it out.
Cool it out.
Let's just forget it, Smurf, okay? - Come on, let's forget it.
- Yeah, I'll forget it, 'cause I have to go pick your kid up at school.
Unless it was something you were planning to do.
Why? Why are we still letting her run shit? Hmm? We should just kick her to the curb, man.
- We're not 12 anymore.
- Give it a rest, man, please.
All right, thanks for being such pussies then.
What, 'cause we didn't make empty threats? - They're not empty threats! - How are they not empty? Man, you get pissed off, you disappear for a few weeks, and then you come crawling back.
When you're ready to walk, you let us know.
Until then, please, shut up about it.
Let's walk.
For real, let's walk.
She doesn't give a shit about any of us.
We know it.
That's the most pathetic part.
She just uses us to get what she wants.
I think that she's just upset.
You think you know her better than we do, J? What she's really capable of? Guys, that job was a shit show, no question.
We're all pissed.
I get it.
But the smart thing to do right now is to take a beat and just cool out.
- Cool out.
- While you play peacemaker with her? Fine.
Then what? When she gets back, let's talk to her.
Let's tell her why things have to change.
Now she knows how fed up we are.
That's good.
It's sinking in.
Calmly, with respect, we make her see she has no choice.
No.
I'm done.
- That's it? You're done? - Yeah.
I'll do jobs solo if I have to not to put up with her shit.
- What the hell, Pope? - Let him go.
He's fine.
He'll be fine.
We'll talk to Smurf later, yeah? Let's do it.
Okay.
Let's just go surf it off, man.
All right, maybe I'll meet you over there.
[Indistinct conversations.]
[Jazz playing.]
[Sniffs.]
It's 34 grand.
[Sighs.]
Look, I just need more time - Time.
- Yeah.
Shit, that's a new one.
Please.
I thought I was gonna get some more money today, but I Look, I'll have the rest to you soon, okay? I promise.
I want to help you, kid, but it's got to be the full 50, or else there's nothing I can do.
You got your coloring in there? - Yes.
- Okay, good girl.
- I'll be back in a minute.
- [Door handle clacks.]
[Dog barking in distance.]
Child: Again.
One more time.
Go inside and help Mommy.
Go in.
Now, go.
- [Door creaks open.]
- I still get my 10 grand? - [Door closes.]
- You said the brewery paid their illegals with cash.
Now what the hell happened, Teddy? I was gonna ask you the same.
I said the first Thursday of each month, not Tuesday.
Today's Tuesday.
Janine.
Where you goin'? [Plastic crinkling.]
[Thud.]
Man: And they're tearing it up here on the downhill challenge.
knee drags as he comes around the curve.
- What are you working on? - Oh, just physics.
- Splittin' atoms and shit? - [Cellphone vibrates.]
Um, no, just some problems on acceleration.
Oh, Jesus, not again.
How many times do I have to say the flu? [Touchscreen clicking.]
Deran: Where's Pope? Baz: No idea.
[Vehicle appraoches.]
Said you were gonna get him here, man.
Well, if he shows, he shows.
We don't need him.
[Car door opens.]
[Car door closes.]
Daddy, can we go to the park? - No, not right now.
- But you promised.
Not right now.
Go in the living room and watch cartoons, okay? [Ice cubes rattle.]
Pope all right? Yeah, he's all right.
He's all right.
He's just doing up his place.
He's Think he's out buying a lamp or something.
Ah.
First a rug, now a lamp.
He's not careful, it won't look like a prison cell anymore.
So, look, earlier, Smurf, we got a bit out of line.
Jobs are risky, we get it.
Shit happens.
Who's to blame shouldn't be the point here.
We gotta talk about changing some things.
Yeah? Like what? [Inhales deeply.]
Well, first we want more of a say in what jobs we do.
Mm-hmm.
Well, you brought me Pendleton.
We ran with it.
Yeah, but since then, you've shut down everything else, so Well, every other idea you had was crap.
Not to us, you know, but we still had to suck it up.
You know, I think all we're saying is we want to start making family decisions in in a different way.
I mean, we're not kids anymore.
We're grown men here.
I mean, you can't expect us to be - The boss? - [Baz sighs.]
- Oh, I'm the boss all right.
- More of a conversation.
Not so top down.
That's all we're saying.
Is that what you've been doing while I was out? Figuring out how to gang up on me? - Preparing? - That's not what we're doing, no.
Because if I wasn't the boss, I have a feeling the three of you would be in prison right now, or worse.
You with your little ATM job.
I had to bribe a cop.
Emptied out my bank account.
And what about you with that Hells Angels who thought you'd do better without a tongue? And you I'm really proud of.
Calling your Mommy to come save you from a meat locker where you're tied up to a chair, naked, covered in your own piss.
Smurf, we get it.
- No, you don't get it! - [Pounds tabletop.]
'Cause if you got it, you'd all be on your knees, begging for my forgiveness! It's out of respect we're being honest with you here.
Why should you keep picking all the jobs when we take all the risk? And then on top of it, you decide the split? - That's not very fair here.
- You know, when you showed up at my house, - you hadn't eaten a meal in a week! - Oh, my God.
It took me three months to get that lice out of your hair! Yeah, and not a day goes by you don't throw that in my face! How long exactly do I have to keep kissing your ass for? - You tell me.
- The rest of your goddamn life.
Oh, the rest of my life? Oh, here's the thing.
Who do you think's kept this from happening the last two years? Pope's not even here 'cause he can't stand the sight of you.
And who's defended you like an idiot? Who's tried to convince your own sons your own sons that you're not the cold-hearted bitch you seem to be? Me, Smurf.
- Me! - [Bottle cap clatters.]
It's a goddamn waste of time.
[Beer sloshes, bottle clatters.]
I'm out.
- Yeah, go ahead.
- Mm-hmm, yep.
- Me, too.
- Go.
Let's see how long you all last.
[Footsteps depart.]
- [Sniffs.]
- Knowing that look on her face when she realized we were serious was beautiful, man.
I'm gonna remember it the rest of my life.
Oh, man.
I can't believe we did it.
No more suckin' Mommy's dick! [Laughs.]
Equal partners at last.
You really think Baz and Pope are gonna let that happen? No, man.
They're just planning on being the new Smurf.
Not if we call bullshit.
No, see, we're just grunts to them, man.
And the only way that's gonna change is if we start doing our own things, start coming up with our own ideas.
Our own ideas, you know, like this yacht thing I've been thinking about.
- I'm telling you, really up our game, you know? - [Sniffs.]
Yeah, man.
I'm with you.
Done.
You know what else we need to do? What? Swing by Kenzo's and get some more coke? We need to get J involved, not Baz.
Say what you want, the kid's got balls.
He's gotta be confused as shit right now.
It's the perfect time to get in his head.
Well, how do we do that? Well, for starters, we can try being nice to the kid.
[Exhales.]
- Ungrateful? - Yeah.
Was that before or after you called her a bitch? Before.
[Sighs.]
I told you it was pointless.
- Well, it didn't help you didn't show up.
- [Gate creaks.]
Well, trust me, it would've gone much worse if I did.
Unless you were gonna stab her in the face, it's hard to imagine.
Pope: Yeah.
Hey, give me two beers, please.
- Pope: One beer, yeah? - Yeah.
- So it's now? - It's now.
Craig and Deran aren't gonna fold? They're not gonna fold.
We just gotta get a job together quick.
- I was thinking New Canticle.
- The the church? - Yeah.
- Smurf will love that.
It's a ready job.
It's good to go.
- We have to re-scout it.
- So we re-scout it.
Who cares? - What about the kid? - What about the kid? We use him if we need him if he's willing to piss off Grandma.
So far he's just kept his mouth shut.
- Can you blame him? - I don't blame him.
I don't trust him yet, either.
We gotta throw Smurf a cut.
- I mean, not like usual, but something.
- Why? She's got her building.
She's not gonna starve.
I wouldn't give a shit if she did starve.
Pope, it's just smart.
Feel like you owe her something? You pay her.
I'm not paying her.
I wish she'd have dropped me and Julia off at a firehouse door the day she had us.
What's going on with you guys? Nothin'.
The same as you.
I just finally see her for what she is.
- [Touchscreen clicking.]
- [Sniffs.]
Jesus, man.
Just do it already.
The kid broke up with her.
Why can't you? Just gotta keep her in check.
Sex can't be that good.
What, is she waving her pompoms at you in bed? What's going on? Did you fill this? No.
My card got denied.
So you've just been standing here, not pumping gas? I can't be fronting you like this all the time.
What, did you forget to pay a bill or something? - I don't know.
Smurf pays for it.
- [Buttons click.]
Not anymore.
She just canceled this shit.
Shit, that was fast.
Yeah, that's why we need to hit that yacht or something, soon.
I need the cash.
Don't you? Well, I do now.
[Indistinct conversations.]
- You want another one? Let's do another one.
- No.
- Can we get two more, please? - No.
Have another one.
Don't you have to get Lena? It's not even late.
Smurf could use a distraction after what happened.
You been seeing Lucy, too? - Mm-hmm.
- Mm? And what did she say when you told her about Cath? I didn't tell her about Cath.
She'd be up here with the U-Haul in two minutes.
Are you kidding me? It's not happening.
Friend's kind of cute on the right, no? - Oh.
- Oh? - No, no, no.
- [Laughs.]
I'm all out of antibiotics.
- I'll see you tomorrow.
Have fun.
- Okay.
Excuse me.
Um you've been staring at me, and I'm awfully shy, so it's it's a bit weird for me.
[Moaning.]
[Panting and moaning.]
[Engine turns off.]
Come on.
Here.
You take the candy.
Get the movie ready, okay? Damn.
Manny said you'd still look good.
You recognize me? I'm all grown.
Now what are you doing here, Javi? I left you 10 messages.
I figured they were from Manny.
He wants to see you, so I'm here to take you.
To the desert? Yeah.
Let me go put this away.
Come on, I'll give you a beer.
Some big boys to feed.
Look, Manny's not gettin' another cent from me.
It's 5K a month, just like we agreed.
He should know that by now.
He's dying.
He'd be pissed I said it like that.
There it is.
I'm parked down the street.
Come on.
No, no, no.
You don't hop my fence and tell me to get in a car.
He's running out of time.
You get it? So whatever shit went on between you, you're gonna come say goodbye.
On my own terms.
Yeah.
You're getting in the car.
No, I'm not.
[Refrigerator door opens.]
Whose kid is that? Baz's.
You gonna sing her to sleep? How you used to sing to me? And you won't need that gun.
[Shifts gears.]
[Engine turns off.]
- [Sighs deeply.]
- This is your idea of ideas? We can rob it for what? Termites? [Scoffs.]
No, we're not here to case the place, man.
The owner just died, left his wife holding the bag.
So? So that's why I need cash.
I'm gonna buy this place.
- [Door handle clacks.]
- Take over the lease and run it.
Come on.
I'll buy you a beer.
Let's go.
You can't even see the "open" sign.
[Bicycle rattles.]
[Slurps.]
- Hey.
- Hi, baby.
[Water running.]
Can I still live here? Of course, baby.
The guys, they they probably didn't mean what they said earlier.
You know, they'll come around, and I think Yeah, listen, from now on, you do whatever you think is right, okay? You wanna run some jobs with the boys, that's fine.
But you can't be a spy if you want them to trust you.
Or at least, you can't have them think you're one.
I'm going to bed.
Good night.
Oh, hey, wait, babe.
I got you a credit card.
It's on my account, so there's no limit.
I trust you'll be responsible.
[Sighs.]
Thank you, Smurf.
Get a good night's sleep.
[Shower running.]
[Zips jeans.]
Hey.
Shit.
You can knock.
Oh, sorry.
Um I'm hungry.
You hungry? You want some food or something? I don't want any food.
Just some privacy.
[Thud.]
[Shower continues running.]
[Sea birds calling.]
- [Pounding on door.]
- Yo! [Banging on the door.]
- [Pounding continues.]
- [Sighs.]
Okay, I just had an epic fight with my dad.
It was, like, nuclear, my mom screaming at me - and my stupid brother piling on.
- Wait, wait, wait.
Slow down.
Guam.
It's really happening.
- What? - My texts.
Oh, yeah.
[Clears throat.]
I've been, um, sleeping.
That "0-6" position in Guam running the base's sewage treatment plant? He's actually gonna take it, and he expects us all to move.
Why would you go with your dad to run a shit factory in Guam? I told him I'm not going.
Well, tell your dad to eat a bag of dicks - and that Guam can kiss your ass.
- [Cabinet door opens.]
Do you have any tequila or coke? I'll take any altered state I can get right now.
No, no.
I'm I'm I'm still sick.
Oh.
I didn't even ask.
You look okay, but did your fever break? Yeah, but the doctor said I'm contagious.
I don't care.
I'll heat up the soup.
Seriously.
I don't want to get you sick.
Okay.
Will you text me the second you're better? Uh-huh.
Will do.
[Chuckles.]
[Door creaks.]
[Groans, sighs.]
- Who was that? - My nephew's girlfriend.
- You want soup? - [Chuckles.]
Your turn.
[Checker piece clatters.]
- Hi, Daddy.
- Hey, sweetie.
I told you your daddy would come back eventually.
Thanks for watching her.
No worries.
Should've texted you.
I apologize.
It would've been nice.
Oh! Okay, you win.
Go pick up your things.
Daddy and I will be out in a minute.
[Blows air.]
It's real this time, Smurf.
I'm not gonna be able to walk it back.
I don't remember asking you to.
[Sighs.]
I talked to Pope.
We're gonna cut you in for 10%.
Wow.
10.
You know, I haven't needed taken care of since I was 11 years old.
Well, we're gonna do it anyway.
'Cause you always took care of me.
You bet I did.
Grandma, where's Tigey? Tigey? I think we left Tigey by the pool.
Let's go see.
White Reaper: I gotta say goodbye Don't wanna make you cry Don't wanna make you cry Now dry - Hey.
- Hey, man.
What's up? [Sniffs.]
Get in the car.
We're gonna go to Baz's, plan some stuff out.
Oh, no, man, I've got school.
You're too smart already, man.
I think your GPA will survive a day.
[Scoffs.]
Come on, don't you wanna be a part of this? Me and Craig think you should be.
Come on, come on.
Let's go.
I gotta go outside 'Cause it'll make me smile I never went to school.
I can tell, man.
- [Chuckles.]
- Smile [Engine starts.]
Don't you go outside? The fancy wedding on a yacht? Yeah, we hit it while it's cruising out in the ocean.
Shake down the guests, we kill the engine, - and then we get away clean.
- How we supposed to case it? Not to mention get away in the middle of the ocean.
- I'm still working out the details, Pope.
- Yeah, or we can hit New Canticle like we should've done two years ago.
Unless one camera and a fat guy is too much security for you.
- [Sliding door opens.]
- Hey, sorry.
What'd I miss? Deran: Uh, nothin'.
We're just talking about the yacht.
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
These guys wanna hit a church.
- New Canticle.
- Like the mega church? No.
Smurf said it was too close.
People from around here go there.
Smurf's not making decisions now, remember? About ripping off a church? What kind of shit karma's that's gonna be? I think that ship's sailed, man.
- [Scoffs.]
- Daddy.
- Daddy, do you like it? - I love it.
Go make another one.
And then we can go to the beach? No beach.
I told you, no beach today, okay? I say we vote.
[Clears throat.]
Mega church or the yacht.
J can be the swing.
- What? J? - No! What are you - No, no, no, no! - Equal votes, equal shares.
- Isn't that the new deal? - Not if it makes us stupid.
- J's not gonna be the tiebreaker.
- Not happening.
Absolutely not.
Okay, so what? You guys are gonna be the tiebreaker then? Is that how it's gonna go? And what about the split? Is is that not gonna be equal anymore? - It will be mostly, yes.
- Like if one of us takes more risk or does a lot more of the planning, - that person should get a bigger cut.
- Yes.
- And who decides when that is? - We'll figure it out! - What are you complaining about? - What if one of us - hits a job on our own, or two or three of us hit a job? - Daddy? What?! Lena, how many times do I have to tell you? No beach today.
Not happening.
I'll I'll I'll take you.
I I mean, if it's okay with your dad.
Yeah, it's fine.
Go ahead.
Let's pick this up later.
You draw this? It's amazing.
- [Clears throat.]
- J, hang back a minute.
I'll meet you in the car, okay? Did Smurf tell you to come here? No.
She didn't send you? [Sighs heavily.]
You know that fire you set yesterday? The boys think that was pretty smart.
You know what I think? I think bringing cops to the scene could've really screwed us.
I think being lookout means you keep looking out.
When I ask you to do something, I just want you to do it.
- Okay? - Okay.
Next time you're about to get caught, I'll just stay in the truck, right? [Chuckles.]
Better get home now, man.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Your daughter's quite the pro.
What's it been? Like, an hour? Yeah.
Is that your son? Yeah.
He's He's he's good at that.
Hey, could you watch him for a sec? I just have to change the baby.
I left the wipes in the car.
I'm just right over there.
Sure.
No problem.
Thanks.
Can't be too safe, right? - [Kisses.]
- [Chuckling.]
Hey.
- Hola.
- Hi.
How are you? - Good.
And you? - Good.
- Thanks for coming up.
- I didn't.
I was on my way home from Solvang.
What the hell is in Solvang? You know, this, that.
- Okay.
[Chuckles.]
- Yeah.
You must be feeling lucky today, huh? Why? Oh, meeting here, no hotel.
What if Cath walks in with the guy she's cheating on you with? - Yeah.
- Yeah? It's not gonna happen.
- You don't know that.
- No.
We're done.
Cath and I are done.
What? - Yeah, we're done.
- Since when? I didn't wanna tell you until I knew it was for real, - and it's for real.
- Yeah, so instead, you lie to me.
You're not exactly open about what's going on with you either.
- It's not the same.
- It's not? How's that? - How's it - You know it's not the same.
[Sighs, chuckles.]
Okay.
Okay.
S-so what now? Now why don't we go back to my place, and you can see where I live? What? Am I just supposed to just jump at the chance? Why not? Is Cath's stuff still at your house? - Some of it is, yeah.
- Mm.
Well, get it out, and then I'll think about it.
[Chuckles.]
[Cellphone vibrates.]
[Vehicle approaches.]
[Card taps.]
- No.
No.
No, no, no.
- Yeah, one more line, bro.
I'm - No, you're not doing that shit.
Stop it! - Whoa! - Are you kidding me?! - What happened to clean up and take a shower so we can start talking about the yacht? - I was going to! - You were gonna? - Yeah! - Okay.
You showing up late to Baz's, all coked out, while we're trying to work this shit out, man it's not a good look.
And you wonder why they treat us like kids! It's 'cause you give 'em a reason to.
Get your shit together, man! I'm sick of this! - Responsibility! - [Palms slapping.]
Okay! [Cellphones vibrating and chirping.]
- It's Smurf.
- What's she want? She's making meat loaf.
7:00.
Well, better make sure she takes the first bite.
I did it.
I told my dad to eat shit.
I'm not going anywhere.
[Huffs.]
[Engine rumbling.]
[Gears shift, engine turns off.]
[Car door closes.]
[West Water Outlaws' "Caught in the Headlights" playing.]
[Music stops, engine turns off.]
It's good you came, man.
I sort of had to.
I've got Lena.
Right.
Hey, kiddo.
Uncle Pope bought me ice cream.
That's nice.
Go say hi to Grandma.
Thanks.
We really gonna do this? Yep.
She says one goddamn thing about anything [Utensils clink.]
At least everybody still likes the meat loaf, huh? [Sighs heavily.]
You trying to rub salt on my wounds? That it? I think we all had a pretty tough day yesterday.
Now this is a family, and that's never gonna change.
Not ever.
[Beer sloshes.]
Come on, cut it out.
Let's do it.
May we all get what we want All: And never what we deserve.
So come on.
Tell me, what have you agreed on? What's your next plan? I get it, baby.
Don't worry.
If you want my help, I'm right here.
J, would you like to help me with dessert? [Knocks softly.]
[Door creaks.]
He started screaming again.
I upped the morphine on his drip.
[Lighter clicks.]
[Monitor beeping steadily.]
[Dishes clattering.]
Hey.
See you, Lena.
Come on, Lena.
Time to go.
Come on.
Let's go.
- Thanks for watching her.
- Good night, Uncle Pope.
Good night.
[Dishes continue clattering.]
J: I'll get the rest of the dishes.
Thanks, baby.
[Whispers.]
Just be careful, man, okay?