Too Close To Home (2016) s02e03 Episode Script

1 Previously on "Too Close to Home" You need to leave.
Ma'am, you should take this call.
Thomas: Anna.
Anna! Nelson: I was trying to find Regina.
Well, you just talked to her.
No, I didn't.
Where is she? Rebel: So, let's all laugh.
Let's laugh at me and Mac having the same daddy.
You were raped? Well, if it's who Shelby said it was, then I think you guys should know he's been looking at Rebel.
He's not in jail? Look what I found.
Well, who the hell's is it? You know that queer who got his ass kicked at the bar? [Scoffs.]
See? See, I told you I'd get you here.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Mm.
Yeah, I got bad memories in this room.
- I'm sorry.
- Mm.
What? You don't want to know what happened? [Chuckles.]
Oh, you are an uppity one, aren't you? - I'm just me.
- Yeah.
If you don't mind, I've had a long day.
And I'd like to get some sleep.
Uh, oh.
What if I what if I tell you I do mind? Well, then I'm sorry.
You know, in these parts, when somebody does you a favor, you know, it's, uh It's customary to do one for them.
I'll give you all the money I have.
Money, huh? Yeah.
Mm.
Nah, no.
I don't want your money.
Then what do you want? Well, I mean, this is it's the only hotel in town, and it's, uh it's not nice.
But I mean, it sure is comfortable.
Thank you.
I'm sure I'll be comfortable here.
Bed is cozy, though.
You know, it's whoo! Been broken in.
Then I should sleep fine.
Look, I don't mean to be rude yeah, you know what? My [Sighs.]
my girl, she put me out.
And, you know, I guess I'm gonna have to sleep in my my truck tonight.
I'm sorry.
But uh I'd rather sleep here.
If I were you, I'd take that money and get another room.
But I want to stay in this one.
Then I'll get another room.
No.
Hey, hey, hey.
It won't be as nice as this one.
I'll take my chances.
Unh-unh.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's all right.
Hey, it's fine.
Look at me.
You ain't a queer, are you? Let me go.
I think you should leave.
[Laughs.]
Are you? Are you a queer? [Sniffs.]
Mm, mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I can I can smell it on you.
You're here for that other one, aren't you? You know that he said he wanted one of us fine country boys.
Yeah, that's when I hit him up the road.
Mm.
We we we beat him.
We beat his ass bloody.
Yeah.
If the if the sheriff hadn't have rode up, he'd be dead.
And I left my boys there while I went to find a place to kill his queer ass.
And now I got me another one.
I'm gonna ask you politely one more time to leave.
You you ain't afraid of me? Why would I be? 'Cause you are in my neck of the woods.
And, uh I can make you disappear.
And if you knew who I was, you would leave here quickly.
Who are you? Huh? - Who are you? - Get the hell out.
You you ain't nothing but a damn queer.
Get the hell out.
I have had one hell of a night, and you shouldn't have messed me, you son of a bitch.
[Panting.]
I hate this place.
Too close to home Morning.
[Sighs.]
Morning.
How'd you sleep? Terribly.
Why? Why? Are you not living here? Are you not seeing what's going on here, Annie? Damn phone was ringing all night.
How'd I not hear that? I do not know.
It was driving me crazy.
I finally had to unplug it from my wall.
Well, who was it? I don't know.
They didn't say nothing.
Are you still upset with me? No, Annie, I'm not upset with you.
I'm upset because of this.
Look at that.
Rebel, get in here now, please.
- She's not here.
- Where is she? She said she didn't want to be here when you got up.
[Scoffs.]
Damn it.
Aunt Bonnie, she didn't take her books to school either.
- She didn't go to school? - I don't know.
Well, where the hell'd she go? I have no clue.
[Sighs.]
Great.
I got to go find her, and I got to go to work.
I'm gonna lose my job.
Okay, Bonnie, I'll find her.
You got to go to school, honey.
But I can help you guys.
No, you should go to school.
I can handle this.
You don't know where to look.
I used to live here.
I know where to look.
- You sure? Yes.
- Go to school.
Okay.
I'll see you guys later.
Yeah.
Take your lunch.
Love you.
Love you, okay? - Bye.
- Bye, Mac.
Thanks, guys.
[Sighs deeply.]
Don't worry, Bonnie.
I'll find her.
Yeah, well, if you do, don't mention this to her, okay? I want to talk to her first.
Okay.
She must've known you was looking for her.
She got the hell out of here this morning.
Oh, look who's up.
Hey, I want you to be gone when I get back for lunch.
First, I want you to take this to Mama, all right? The hell I will.
Shelby.
Make her take it.
Do it.
Bonnie, I ain't gonna take it.
Did you sleep in my bed last night with me, - snoring all night long? - Here we go.
Yeah? Let you in there? Mm-hmm.
You can take it to her.
It's the least you can do.
You know what? You make her sound like a damn animal.
I ain't gonna take it.
Go on.
Take it.
Ugh, fine.
Fine.
Fine.
Just put it here.
I'll take it later.
All right, y'all.
Is there anything to eat around here? See you later, Bonnie.
See you later.
She don't care.
She just want your ass gone.
Leave me alone, Shelby.
Oh, make me.
You know, she's real made about Brody.
Them two were hot and heavy.
He was all over her.
It was sad.
You know, Shelby, why don't you just take the food to Mama.
Hell, no.
Pfft! That old bitch can starve.
I don't care.
You know, you are something else.
Whatever.
I ain't too far from you, little darling.
Yeah, well, far enough.
[Chuckles.]
You take it.
You know, I'm pretty sure I heard Bonnie tell you to take it.
Well, the hell I will.
You know, she needs to lose some weight, anyway.
This is Bonnie doing this on purpose.
You know she does this on purpose.
She does! Do you ever shut up, Shelby? She's trying to kill her.
That's why she keeps feeding her like that.
God, you're pathetic.
I wonder if she's got insurance on her.
So pathetic.
Maybe that's what she's doing.
I wonder if I'll get a cut.
[Telephone ringing.]
That's a funny ring.
Don't answer that.
Why? Because I said so.
Shut up.
[Laughs.]
Don't answer that.
Hello? Shelby! Hello? Who's on the phone? Shelby! Hello? Hello? Who was on the phone? Oh, look at your face.
Was that for you? Was that for you, honey? [Laughs.]
Are you gonna make it? I'm tired.
I know, baby.
Two jobs.
Look, my disability's coming soon.
It better.
It will.
I mean, I didn't sign up to work like this when we got married.
I know.
I know.
Elm, there has to be something else.
Like, I-I can't.
I don't i don't know what else to do.
- This isn't - You know I love you.
Right? Don't you love me? I love you.
And I got cash coming from here and there.
And Miller's gonna pay me to fix his car today.
Well, that's good.
Maybe you can pay the light bill.
I don't think it's gonna be that much.
[Sighs.]
I got to go.
Um I'll try to be home in time to cook.
Don't worry about dinner.
I'll have it cooked, and I'll have this place cleaned up.
Thank you.
I love you.
I love you, too.
Hello.
Hi.
You're blocking me in.
- I am? - Yeah.
Can you move your car? I've got to get to work.
Yeah, no.
Sure.
Um, okay.
Sorry.
I'm Frankie.
I know who you are.
Yeah, I've been living here for a while.
I don't think we ever, like, formally met.
Well, now we have.
Can you move your car? I've got to get to work.
Okay.
Sorry.
You have a good day.
Uh-huh.
Come on! He was right there! - Man: Second down 9 from their own 35.
- [Cellphone ringing.]
Just over 9 minutes to go in this quarter Hello.
Did you just see that? Yeah, he missed the interception.
The two of them talking.
Yeah? She ain't never talked to her before.
Well, her car was in the way.
Oh, well, her car ain't never been parked there before, either.
Look, why you so paranoid? Elm, she saw me last night.
- Saw you where? - Leaving you! Are you sure? Yes.
Wait.
Hold on.
What is that supposed to mean? Did she say something to Tina? Uh, she better not! You think she said something? I'm about to go find out.
Wait, wait, wait.
Hold up.
No.
If she would've said something to Tina, she would've been all over me.
She would have.
Sorry.
This bitch think I'm playing with her.
It was innocent.
Her car was in the way.
Just calm down.
This wasn't innocent, Elm! I'm telling you.
That woman is up to something.
Will you calm down and come see me? How the hell am I supposed to come see you with her there? [Scoffs.]
Don't worry about her.
She's watching my every move.
Well, let's give her something to look at.
Elm.
Come on.
As soon as I talk to her.
You gonna make things worse.
And coming over there is not? No.
No.
I'm going.
- Don't.
- I am.
Oh, so, you think I'm playing, huh? What? I saw you talking to her.
- Well, what was I saying? - You tell me.
Little girl, get out of my face.
Oh, you think you somebody, huh? Yeah, you do.
Well, you know, what? You better know where you're at.
I'm telling you something might happen.
You got one more time to threaten me.
What did you say to her?! Regina! Regina! Go on and run, little girl, before his wife gets back.
I told you you'd make things worse.
She don't know me.
Come on.
Hold on.
Where the hell you going? Well, I told you on the phone.
I got a plan.
All right, what you want me to do? Keep the truck running.
- Hurry up.
- Just give me a minute.
Jolene: Who's that? Hi.
[TV chatter.]
Now, where's Bonnie? She told me to bring the food.
Why? Well, she didn't want to.
Now, why not? Mama, I don't know.
I'm not a damn mind reader.
You know what? Just leave it, then, and get out of here.
What? You heard me! Oh, is that any way to talk to somebody who's here trying to help you?! Shelby, I'm not in the mood for this? Why you so mean to me? [Laughs.]
Me? You know what? You are as mean as a damn snake, girl.
No, I ain't.
No, I ain't.
I'm as sweet as pie.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
You know what? Just go on and get out of here, then.
No.
Why can't I stay a minute? Shelby, 'cause I don't want you to.
Why? Get out of here, now.
Mama, when's the last time you hugged me? I never hugged you.
Well, you know, I think it's time we start.
- [Chuckles.]
- What? - Get out.
- What? I want a hug.
- Get out.
- I love you.
- Shelby, I'm not - Mama.
I'm not falling for this.
Falling for what? I want a hug.
No, Shelby, you don't want a hug now! Yes, I do, mama! Come on! Mama, you know I almost died outside there yesterday? [Chuckles.]
And now I'd like a hug from my mama.
What are you up to? Nothing.
I just I'd like a hug.
Go on and get out.
Mama, please hug me.
No.
Come on, Mama.
Hug me.
No, get off of me, Shelby! Get off of me! Damn it! I know you got your check.
I just need a few dollars.
- Give me my damn money, now! - get up and get it Shelby, I'm not playing with you! Now, give me my money! - No! No.
- Damn it! Come on, now! [Laughs.]
- You missed.
- You know what? Give me my money, or I'm gonna call the sheriff on you.
No.
Shelby.
I am not playing with you, girl! What you gonna do? You gonna shoot me? [Gunshot.]
Mama! Shelby, give me my money! Listen, I just took a few dollars.
I left you almost all of it.
Give me my money.
I'll be back, and I'll pay you back, okay? - Mama! - Shelby! Eat your food, and when I come back, I'm gonna bring you dessert.
Give me my damn money! That was close.
Shelby! Bye-bye! [Laughs.]
Whoo! Shelby! Baby, you can go! Go, baby! Go, baby! Damn, was that gunshots? Yeah, the old bitch tried to kill me.
What the hell'd you do now? - I scored.
- How much you get? Just 20.
Don't lie to me.
Babe, that's what I got.
Let me check your pockets.
Get off me.
Let me check your pockets.
Come on.
We got to go before she calls the sheriff.
As soon as I check your pockets.
Fine.
Fine.
Fine.
- Okay.
- Okay.
Okay! Come on.
Let's go.
You know you turn me on.
Babe, you want to get high or don't you? All right, come on.
Come on.
Let's go.
Jolene: Shelby! Bye-bye, bitch! You need to stay in the bed, Victor.
- I'm fine.
- No, you're not.
I said I'm fine.
No, you're not.
Move.
- Brody? - Brody: Yeah? Hey, what are you doing out of bed, man? He's trying to leave.
Sheba, you shouldn't let him go.
He's he's hurt.
My name is Valerie, not Sheba.
Oh, okay, Sheba.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
All right, cowboy.
Come on.
Back in bed.
I have to help my mother and father.
Not today, you don't.
I need my phone.
It's broken.
Please.
Please.
Victor, the glass is shattered.
It's broken.
I need it.
I need my contacts.
What do you need that for right now? I need you to back it up and get my contacts.
I have to call somebody.
Victor, I don't have the same kind of phone as you do.
Valerie, damn it! Go to the store! I know Dax.
He's gonna come around, okay? I need it.
I need my phone.
Okay.
Is is there a cellular store in this town? In Happy? No, we don't have one of those.
Why did I even ask? I need my contacts.
Okay.
I'll get them.
Just lay down, all right? Okay.
[Groans.]
Uh, he wears contacts? No, Daddy.
He meant the contacts from his phone.
He doesn't understand that.
[Grumbles.]
I told you about talking to me like that.
I know what the hell contacts are! There's addresses and e-mails and phone numbers and such.
God, I hate it when you do that, Brody.
I'm sorry, Dad.
You do it one more time.
And I'll take you out to that woodshed and Daddy where's the woodshed at? It's in Oregon! Yep.
I'll see you later, Sheba.
Daddy, that's Valerie.
Oh.
That's Sheba.
Look, his phone is no good.
I thought I saw maybe an old computer, something around here.
Doesn't work.
I've got to get his contacts.
You can use my laptop.
Hold on.
It's gonna be all right, okay? We're gonna figure it out.
Don't worry.
Here.
Hmm.
This is nice.
Yeah.
We even have the Internet.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to insult you.
Oh, again? You know what I meant.
All right.
Get it back to me when you're done.
All right, thanks.
Yeah.
Hey, uh, keep an eye on your dad.
I will Sheba.
Very cute.
Although, I do have to go to the store in a bit.
Great.
So, just leave me here with him and the sick and the shut-in.
Great.
All right, here you go.
And your cream's on the way, okay? Thank you for the tip, Shirley.
I'll see you soon, darling.
- Hey, Bonnie.
- Yeah? You haven't gotten lunch ready for your mama yet, have you? Oh, it slipped my mind.
Well, no, that's okay.
I'll do it.
No.
No.
It's okay.
No, no, no, no.
It's okay.
I want to.
You mind if I bring it by there? Why do you want to do that? I just want to.
Being nice.
[Chuckles.]
No, you're not.
What's going on with you? Look, I need to talk to her.
- About what? - My sister-in-law.
You want to talk to Mama about your sister-in-law? - Yes.
- Why? She's been going somewhere, and I don't know where she goes.
My mama doesn't have nothing to do with that.
Girl, do you know your mama see everything? She's stuck in bed, honey.
What is she gonna see? She got those mirrors.
She can see everything.
I mean, when Sal comes over, I got to close the curtains 'cause I be doing some moves - Okay, stop - And I get real stop, please.
I don't want to think about that, honey.
Girl, please.
Can I? Please? Can I? Please? Yes.
Yeah.
You can.
And, you know, it'll save me the headache anyway.
Thank you.
I mean, I just need to figure out what she's doing.
You don't have any idea where she is? No.
She leaves real late at night, and, I mean, with this man trying to kill all of us, she ain't gonna be coming in and out of my house.
- Mnh-mnh.
- All this is just too damn crazy.
- Are you all right? - Yeah.
Girl, listen to me go on and on about me and my stuff.
And you sitting here dealing with your sister.
- It's fine, honey.
- How can you say that? Your sister was with the president in the White House and all of that.
Right, yeah.
Uh, and I saw that man.
What man? The man that stopped them.
What are you talking about? The man that shot at them.
Sure looked like Secret Service to me.
I didn't see no man.
The one that shot him in the car.
He looked real official-like.
What are you talking about? I'm telling you your sister got something to do with this.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
How the hell do you know what Secret Service look like, Tavia? I watch TV [Sighs.]
[Chuckles.]
You know what? Fine.
I ain't gonna say nothing.
- I ain't gonna say nothing to nobody.
- You better not say nothing.
- Yeah, zip those lips.
- But I know what I saw.
Okay.
You have a nice rest of your day.
And I'm keeping this money.
[Police radio chatter.]
Jolene! Jolene: I'm in here! Can I come in?! Well, come 'round the back! All right.
[Insects buzzing.]
Hell.
God Almighty.
Jolene, I'm coming in.
[TV chatter.]
God Almighty.
The hell is going on in here? Exactly.
It's that little bitch.
- Who? - Shelby! Well, what about her? She stole my money.
Uh, okay.
What do you mean, "Uh, okay?!" You need to go out there! Get her skinny ass! I will! I will! Well, what are you looking at, Sheriff? Jolene, this place is a damn mess.
It's Not that bad.
Yeah, it is.
Well You know, I-I broke my knee.
I I just can't clean up like I used to is all.
Well, you can't live in here like this.
Well, why not? I've been living here for years, and nobody ever said a damn thing! I'm still fine! Well, I what do you want me to do? This is fine, Sheriff! It's my business! No, it ain't fine.
I mean, look at this.
I mean what if you started a fire, got all this stuff plugged up and extension cords everywhere.
You know what?! Hold on one damn minute, now! This is too much! I asked you here about Shelby! I know, and I heard you about that.
But we need to talk about this.
Are you gonna go and arrest her or what? I will.
I will.
Well, go do it.
What the hell? Are those shell casings? Well, yeah.
I shot at her.
Jolene! What? That's your daughter.
You know as well as I do she's a damn little thief.
Now, just wait a minute.
Just wait just a damn minute.
You need to go and arrest her! What are you waiting on?! I will.
Just wait a minute.
Go and do it now! Jolene, I can't let you live here like this! What are you talking about? Well, y'all got to clean this place up.
[Insect buzzing.]
What?! I have an obligation to report this, honey.
Honey? Huh, and since when do you have an obligation to report anything? Don't you start with me, Jolene.
I know you, Sheriff, and your only obligation is a piece of ass on the other side of town that your wife don't know 'bout.
Yeah, and I know about you too, Jolene.
Do we really want to go and talk about everybody's dirty secrets? Now, I didn't know it was this damn bad in here.
[Chuckles.]
"This bad.
" Yeah! Ain't nothing wrong with my house.
The hell there ain't.
This is bad.
I mean, what are you not looking at this? This is fine! You need to go and do your damn job.
I am doing my job, Jolene.
Well, need I remind you that your job is to go and arrest her? Well, that's part of my job, and the other part is getting you straight here.
I can't let this go on.
I mean, uh, what do you want, me to just unsee this? Now, are you gonna go arrest her or not? I will, Jolene! But first, we need to talk about this, all right? Go do it! I'm not talking about a damn thing with you till you go and arrest Shelby! Get out of here! Go on, now! All right, Jolene, but I'll be back.
Oh, well, I won't open the door for you.
Oh, you will if I talk to Judge Collins.
How dare you threaten me with Judge Collins? Get out of here, now! Go on! How dare you?! Oh, hell.
Just get out! I'll be back, Jolene.
Yeah.
Like I'm scared of your ass.
You better arrest her.
And I mean it this time, Sheriff.
I mean it! Well, I could arrest you for shooting at her! Just get out of here! Go! All right, Jolene.
All right.
Nothing wrong with my damn house.
I'd like to see the way he's living over there so much better than me.
Son of a son of a bitch, high and mighty.
The last time that we were all hanging out together in the field, you remember? Rebel! I got to go.
- Hey, Annie.
- Get away from her.
- What'd I do? - Get away from her.
He doesn't have to get away from me.
You get away from me.
I mean it, Eli.
I mean it.
Okay.
Okay.
I'll see you later, Rebel.
No.
No, you won't.
If I ever see you around her again, I'll make sure to put your ass back in jail.
If you say so, darling.
If you say so.
Get your hands off me.
[Chuckles.]
Let's go.
You do not be hanging around with him, Rebel.
What is wrong with you?! You can not hang around with him.
Do you understand me? You don't tell me what to do.
He is not a good person, Rebel.
I know.
What have you been doing with him? - None of your business.
- Answer me! You don't demand anything of me.
Hey! - You don't touch me! - I'm sorry.
No, you you don't touch me ever.
I was just trying I was just trying to help you, Rebel.
No, you can't help yourself.
Get out of my life! I mean it! Rebel! [Cellphone ringing.]
Yeah.
Katelynn: I've been calling you.
I've been busy.
You know how much I hate to be ignored, Dax.
All right, look, I am stuck in this hell hole of a town, and I need to get out of here, but there's no bus, no car service, no plane.
This is, uh I want out.
Well, I didn't tell you to go there and look after your little boy toy, did I? That's over.
Good for you.
All right, look, can you call Yuri and get me out of here.
I just don't have his phone number anymore.
I don't know how he can help.
He can.
He's here.
- What? - Yeah.
How is he there? He spoke to Anna.
Then Thomas called her.
[Beep.]
Hello? Hello, Katelynn? Damn it! - So, you're - Leave.
- Ma'am.
- Leave now, please.
Sir? Go.
Yes, sir.
Ma'am.
To what do I owe this irate visit? So, you've been calling her? What are you talking about? Oh, play games with me.
Make me angrier.
I asked if you were talking to her.
Have you been calling her? Yes, I have.
And you sent Yuri down there.
Yes.
So, you did send him to look after her.
I wanted to make sure she's okay.
Okay.
Is that all you wanted to know? Yes.
Where are you going? To make my move.
Is that right? Yes, darling, you throw a good punch So prepare for the counter one.
A counterpunch? Greater than trying to kill me? Seriously, go away.
Oh, and now you're dismissing me? You don't learn, do you? So, I'm gonna have to teach you.
Why don't you call her again? As a matter of fact, call her in an hour.
Is that a threat? No, you like to be informed.
You like information.
Call her in an hour.
I'm sure she'll have plenty of information for you.
Brody? Nelson? - What's up, man? - What's up? Man, how you been, man? Good, man.
How the hell you been? I've been good, man.
Yeah? I thought you were in Japan.
Nah, I got an early discharge.
Yeah? Is everything okay? Yeah, yeah, everything's good.
Well, what happened? Nothing important.
Yeah? You look good, man.
Man, so do you in that uniform.
Yes, sir, you already know it.
Well, where you walking to? To the trailers.
- You need a ride? - Thanks, man.
You gonna save me the trip of walking.
Yeah, yeah.
Does Regina know you're here? I didn't tell her, my mother, or Octavia.
You know I'm trying to surprise them all.
Oh, man, they're gonna be so surprised.
Oh, yeah, man.
[Chuckles.]
So, how's your dad? I mean he's doing all right.
- I heard.
- Yeah.
I'm sure Octavia keeps you informed.
Of everything, man.
You know my sister.
Yeah, man.
I know her well.
Yeah, man.
Well, come on and get me there.
- Let's go.
- Yeah.
All right.
- Who's that? - Rebel.
She sure has grown, man.
Yeah.
Hey, hold on a second.
Yeah.
Rebel.
What? Are you okay? Fine.
I thought you were supposed to be in school.
Shouldn't you mind your own business? What are you doing out here? Brody, please just leave me alone.
Hey, stop it.
All right, you and I have always been cool, just like me and Mac.
I don't deserve this.
Stop it, okay? I'm sorry.
What's going on? You wouldn't understand.
Nobody does.
Tell me then.
No.
You wouldn't understand.
Rebel! She she okay? Man, I don't know.
So much has been going on since you've been gone.
Damn, baby, you're good.
[Chuckles.]
So good.
Mm, I know.
That's when you're supposed to say I'm good, too.
[Both chuckle.]
You already know you are.
I know.
I know.
Come on.
Where we going? Come on.
Where we going? I'm gonna cook some dinner.
Cook? Yeah.
I'm not about to be cooking for your wife.
[Laughs.]
It's not for my wife.
It's for me.
You know what? I am not stupid, you know.
[Laughs.]
You do it.
- Damn it.
- What? It's Tina.
Get in the closet! Get in the closet! What?! Get in the closet! Go! Go! No, no.
She's gonna find you there.
Look just just go under the bed.
I'm not going under the bed.
Under the bed now! Go! Hey, baby.
Hey.
What you doing? [Sighs.]
I got here early.
I got all the way over there, and kids decided they didn't need me.
They wanted to sit with their mother.
Okay.
- So, here I am.
- Oh, good to see you.
Good to see you, too, babe.
Taking a nap? Yeah, did you, uh did you start dinner? No, I'm about to.
Oh, okay.
Oh, goodness, I'm tired.
I'm hungry.
[Chuckles.]
Okay.
And you can get that with the bacon.
Hey, y'all know I like a big tip.
Bonnie.
Yeah? Look.
What? Look.
Oh, this can't be good.
See? I told you it was Secret Service I knew your sister had something to do with this.
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Katelynn: So, how about this you're up to something.
Well, I'm always up to something.
We didn't do a good enough job on that queer.
Now, we need to go get him and that other one and show them how it's done.
- Brody: We got a problem.
- Mobley: What is it? Eli Pitts is out of jail.
If you don't handle it, that son of a bitch is gonna disappear.