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<i>Despite some
encouraging economic news today,</i>

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<i>not all working Americans are
feeling a positive impact.</i>

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Many millennials are still
struggling financially,

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especially when compared
to past generations.

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<i>Let's bring in my good friend
George "Tyrus" Murdoch...</i>

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Millennials blame Baby Boomers
for ruining their lives.

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<i>Fifty-one percent of
millennials surveyed by...</i>

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<i>...the "Burn Out"
generation, with the stress caused</i>

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<i>by several factors
like anxiety, work ethic...</i>

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<i>Millennials: Are they just having
a negative overall impact on this economy?</i>

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...debt in this country
has topped $1 trillion.

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No appreciation for the work ethic.
There's also a lack of skills.

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...of the recent college
graduates are getting jobs...

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<i>...worried about these home
invasion robberies happening...</i>

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Is this the next
financial crisis?

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<i>They don't even have a clear picture
of the gunmen's faces, minus the masks...</i>

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<i>In all, Chicago police
have issued two community alerts.</i>

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<i>Now police need
your help finding them.</i>

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<i>Definitely want to
catch up with this crew.</i>

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- <i>I'm in.</i>
- <i>Throw this on before you get out.</i>

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- <i>Says you're joining us.</i>
- <i>You are new here...</i>

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- <i>You trust me?</i>
- <i>Don't you think you deserve...</i>

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- <i>Lance.</i>
- <i>Lance.</i>

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Lance.

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I want to thank you for
agreeing to talk with me.

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With this book, you will
have the opportunity

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to tell your story,
from your point of view.

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Can you give that to me?

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I can give you
my point of view,

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but I can't guarantee
you'll understand it.

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Why is that?

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Bit of a generation gap.

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You're right.

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I've got
a few years on you.

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I think you'll
find me up to speed.

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But I really, really want to
learn something along the way.

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You can help me bridge that gap.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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When did this all
begin for you?

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With a train
ticket to Chicago.

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<i>I'll never forget
how much that ticket cost.</i>

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<i>Hey, Mom.</i>

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Yes, I made it safe.

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No, Jack's picking me up.

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He said he put in
a good word, it'll be fine.

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All right, I love you.

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Bye.

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Hey, Lance.

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- Hey, Jack!
- What's new, baby boy?

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- Man, it's good to see you.
- What's going on?

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Good to see you.
You're looking good.

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Give me this stuff.
Let's get out of here.

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- Thank you, man.
- Of course. Oh, my God!

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Thanks for picking me up.

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Come on, what,
do you think I'm gonna make you walk?

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I can't believe
you drive a Porsche.

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Yeah, man,
it does the trick.

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So, how's everyone
back in Dixie?

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They're good, man.
They miss you.

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If they miss me that much, they can
come up and visit me once in a while.

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That's true.

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How's life been
treating you, post-college?

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- It's been rough.
- Why is that?

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I mean, I can't even tell you
how many job interviews

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I've struck out on
since I graduated school.

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I'm looking for someone
with real-world experience.

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- Never worked in an art gallery?
- This is a highly competitive intern position.

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- You are way too qualified for this.
- If anything changes...

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- Gonna give you some valuable...
- We'll keep your resume on file.

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Wouldn't you be happier
in your own field?

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I hear you.
Job market was kicking my ass too,

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but that's why I took
matters into my own hands.

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It's just a start-up, but, like,
you'll be doing what you love,

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- I think you'd be perfect for it.
- Thank you, Jack.

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I know it's been like
three years or something,

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but I've been keeping
my eye out for you.

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I saw on Facebook that you
graduated and I was like,

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"Shit, who better to
ask than my own cousin?"

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I didn't even know that
you were involved in art.

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Well, I mean,
it's not really about the art.

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Just pays well.

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Well, then,
what's the business?

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How about no more questions, hmm?
Tonight's for catching up, man.

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- I'll lay everything out tomorrow.
- Come on, Jack.

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- What?
- What do you mean, what?

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You told me to come
all the way here

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- and you won't tell me anything?
- All right, fine.

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You'd be working
in acquisitions.

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- Acquisitions.
- Mm-hmm.

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- I like that.
- Good!

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Acquisitions.

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Yeah. And just know
that from now on,

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your troubles
are officially over.

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Thank you, man. Seriously.

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<i>Jack had always been
ahead of the curve,</i>

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<i>so I made it my goal to learn
all that I could from him.</i>

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<i>Lesson #1: It's all
about who you know.</i>

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Come on in.

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Drop your shit anywhere.

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Couch is all yours.

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Come on, let's go!

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- Where are we going?
- Downstairs.

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Man, you're really going to love
your co-workers. Guys, open up!

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- Jack, is that your truck?
- Yeah, one of them.

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Chill! Are you done?

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Yeah, I'm done.

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- I swear you're a child.
- Oh, don't act like you didn't miss me.

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Lance, this is Allie,
the lady of the house.

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- Hey, Lance.
- Hey.

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That's Stewart,
Chandler, and that's Ellis.

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- What's up, bro?
- Hey.

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Take a seat.

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Thank you.

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$500 buy-in.

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You in?

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Oh, no. Guys, I don't have 500
bucks to blow on a poker game.

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Jack says you're
joining us tomorrow.

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Yeah, he is.

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Just a trial period.

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Spot him the five, he's good for it.
Family, right?

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Jack, Jack...
where we going, man?

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Picking up and
moving a new piece.

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Why you looking like that?

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You trust me, right?
Come on.

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I hope you know art
like he says you do.

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Yeah.

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You know enough not to get your
clammy hands all over the art, right?

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Oh yeah, throw this on
before you get out.

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So, are you in or not?

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Yeah, I'm in.

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<i>I was absolutely speechless.</i>

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<i>I mean, they were breaking into
these homes in broad daylight,</i>

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<i>and they would just
make a sport out of it.</i>

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<i>They would steal
anything of value,</i>

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<i>and then just destroy
the rest for fun.</i>

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<i>I mean, these guys were
true artists of destruction.</i>

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<i>They could tear down what took
someone else years to build up.</i>

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<i>It's very poetic.</i>

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<i>But who were they?</i>

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<i>Let's start with Chandler
Gaines and Stewart Magenty.</i>

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<i>Chandler was
the getaway driver.</i>

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<i>He served a short stint
in Afghanistan that</i>

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<i>fucked him up pretty badly.</i>

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While some US veterans
thought they had left

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the worst of the war behind, only to
discover the war came home with them.

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<i>And he came home and
couldn't even find a factory job.</i>

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Twenty-six percent of vets between
the ages of 18 and 24 are out of work.

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<i>He felt
rejected and lost.</i>

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<i>Just around that time, he
got a call from an old buddy.</i>

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<i>Stewart was
the security expert:</i>

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<i>alarms, cameras, safes.
I mean, he could get past anything.</i>

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<i>He'd moved to Silicon Valley
with big dreams</i>

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<i>but learned the hard way
that most people don't make it.</i>

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<i>The unemployment
rate of the Silicon Valley area</i>

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<i>is 8.5% higher than
the national average.</i>

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<i>Then he got stuck
working in the nerd squad</i>

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<i>at one of those big
electronic chains.</i>

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<i>This may not be
the image that comes to mind</i>

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<i>when you think of Silicon
Valley, but it's a scene</i>

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<i>that's become
all too familiar here.</i>

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- What do you think it's worth, art major?
- <i>Next is Allie Tucker.</i>

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<i>She made sure the message was clear. She was
the glue that kept the whole group together.</i>

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<i>Her and Ellis started
dating in college,</i>

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<i>where they were
both activists.</i>

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- Occupy!
- Wall Street!

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- Occupy!
- Wall Street!

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<i>And at first, it
was just the two of them.</i>

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<i>Kind of a Bonnie and Clyde,
but with a message.</i>

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<i>Here is Clyde
Barrow and Bonnie Parker</i>

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<i>who died as they lived:
by the gun.</i>

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<i>We've got to win by
building a new civil rights movement</i>

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<i>that's prepared to fight
by any means necessary.</i>

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<i>And Ellis Beck
was the puppeteer.</i>

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<i>His philosophy was simple: Why try to work
for a system that's failed you so horribly?</i>

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The richest 1%
controls more wealth now

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than at any time in more
than a half century.

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<i>And he believed that we were
the wake-up call that the system needed.</i>

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<i>So, that's what they did,
and they did it well.</i>

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<i>They'd gotten away with it long enough
to get incredibly efficient at it.</i>

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<i>Lesson #2: When the system is
corrupt, why play by their rules?</i>

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- I got you.
- You got it?

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How long is the drive?

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45 minutes.

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Jack.

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Your cousin.

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Lance.

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Let's go, man.

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<i>And Mel Donnelly
is how they made money.</i>

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Where's the rest?

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We almost got
everything on your list.

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You got 15 minutes.

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<i>Mel owned a shipping container company
in the city, completely legit business.</i>

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<i>But every now and then,
he'd fill up one of those containers</i>

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<i>with stolen goods,
ship it overseas,</i>

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<i>and make an extremely
large amount of cash.</i>

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- Got it?
- Yep.

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Right there.

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There was supposed to be
a couple of Van Goghs

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and an emerald bracelet.

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- Just one Van Gogh.
- Just one?

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Yeah,
but the bracelet's in there,

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plus a few other things
that weren't listed.

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We also got the mail
and a couple of passports.

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Hmm.

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So, he's with you?

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Yeah.

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Does he know that?

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He's an art major,
helps us tell us what art

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is valuable and what's not.

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Plus we need the extra hand.

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He's cool, Mel.
He's my cousin.

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Oh, that's supposed
to make me feel better,

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that he fell out of
your family tree?

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Hello.

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What, you find me attractive?

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- I, what?
- Well, you won't look at me.

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That means either you're not
into what's going on here,

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or my good looks are
making you uncomfortable.

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The first.

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Uh-huh.

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You add someone without asking me and
bring him to my place of business?

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I didn't see anything.

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Oh, yeah, you did.

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You say one word to anyone...

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I dare you.

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<i>Comprende,</i> cousin?

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Here's another address,

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and a list of what I expect
you to find when you go there.

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<i>When you buy
homeowner's insurance,</i>

233
00:14:59.200 --> 00:15:02.702
<i>anything particularly valuable
has to be listed separately,</i>

234
00:15:03.938 --> 00:15:06.540
<i>photos, certificate of
authenticity, proof of purchase...</i>

235
00:15:06.673 --> 00:15:09.243
<i>so basically the insurance
companies know what everybody has.</i>

236
00:15:09.376 --> 00:15:10.610
Smile.

237
00:15:11.678 --> 00:15:14.681
<i>All you need is
one dirty agent and...</i>

238
00:15:14.815 --> 00:15:16.817
<i>and that's where
Mel comes in.</i>

239
00:15:18.351 --> 00:15:21.855
<i>Mel had a place to sell everything,
and he paid extremely well.</i>

240
00:15:21.989 --> 00:15:25.826
<i>Even with the smaller loads,
the mail usually made up the difference.</i>

241
00:15:25.960 --> 00:15:29.362
Yeah, well, I'll
round it up to 30K.

242
00:15:30.530 --> 00:15:32.967
But you better make it
up to me next time.

243
00:15:33.100 --> 00:15:35.269
<i>Credit cards,
social security numbers,</i>

244
00:15:35.402 --> 00:15:38.471
<i>bank account numbers...
and they all knew what he did with those.</i>

245
00:15:38.605 --> 00:15:40.107
What's your name?

246
00:15:41.408 --> 00:15:42.375
Lance.

247
00:15:42.509 --> 00:15:44.946
Lance? Lance what?

248
00:15:45.812 --> 00:15:46.948
Zutterland?

249
00:15:47.681 --> 00:15:49.449
Are you asking me?

250
00:15:50.985 --> 00:15:53.988
Don't show up here again unless
you're going to pull your weight.

251
00:15:58.159 --> 00:15:59.759
Lock it up when you're done.

252
00:16:10.604 --> 00:16:12.706
Aw, come on, man, really?

253
00:16:12.839 --> 00:16:14.175
Again?

254
00:16:14.308 --> 00:16:17.844
- Thirty split five ways is six.
- And we get four?

255
00:16:17.979 --> 00:16:20.614
You wouldn't know what to do with
this shit if it wasn't for my guy.

256
00:16:20.747 --> 00:16:22.816
And you couldn't do without us,
so fuck you.

257
00:16:22.950 --> 00:16:26.820
You know, we got eight minutes.
Let's wrap it up.

258
00:16:26.954 --> 00:16:27.989
Bullshit.

259
00:16:28.122 --> 00:16:29.623
Fucking piece
of shit.

260
00:16:32.826 --> 00:16:35.595
I'm sick of loading shit up.

261
00:16:35.729 --> 00:16:37.898
Yeah, yeah, I got it,
come on.

262
00:16:40.400 --> 00:16:41.835
What's wrong
with this guy?

263
00:16:41.969 --> 00:16:44.638
- I think we spooked him.
- He'll be fine.

264
00:16:47.540 --> 00:16:48.910
I get it,
but you wouldn't have come.

265
00:16:49.043 --> 00:16:50.912
Of course I wouldn't
have, that was fucked up!

266
00:16:51.045 --> 00:16:54.081
Okay, I don't want anything
to do with this, seriously.

267
00:16:58.986 --> 00:17:00.388
Here's your cut.

268
00:17:01.621 --> 00:17:04.058
Actually, half of mine. The guys
didn't think you deserved anything

269
00:17:04.191 --> 00:17:06.360
since you stood there with
your thumb up your ass.

270
00:17:06.493 --> 00:17:09.729
- But you're family, so I'm willing to cut you some slack.
- Cut me slack?

271
00:17:09.863 --> 00:17:13.533
I came all the way out here because you
told me you had a legit job offer for me.

272
00:17:13.667 --> 00:17:16.670
The family in the house we robbed? They're
the reason you can't get a legit job.

273
00:17:16.803 --> 00:17:19.572
- What are you talking about?
- You're focusing on the wrong part of this.

274
00:17:19.706 --> 00:17:22.742
Come out with us tonight.
I'll tell you what this is really about.

275
00:17:23.978 --> 00:17:25.879
- I know what this is really about.
- God, Lance,

276
00:17:26.013 --> 00:17:28.748
nobody is forcing you
to do it again, okay?

277
00:17:29.883 --> 00:17:31.919
Just stop, you got
a place to stay,

278
00:17:32.053 --> 00:17:34.288
couple bucks in your pocket to
help you look for a legit job.

279
00:17:34.422 --> 00:17:37.490
I'm not touching that money, Jack.
I don't want anything to do with this!

280
00:17:37.624 --> 00:17:38.725
- Okay, fine.
- I'm serious!

281
00:17:38.858 --> 00:17:39.961
Okay, I know you're serious.

282
00:17:40.094 --> 00:17:41.963
You don't have to
touch the money.

283
00:17:43.130 --> 00:17:44.564
Lance, come on, stop.

284
00:17:44.698 --> 00:17:46.033
Look at me.

285
00:17:47.567 --> 00:17:48.802
Hey...

286
00:17:51.138 --> 00:17:53.407
I'm sorry, okay?

287
00:17:53.540 --> 00:17:55.042
I should have told you.

288
00:17:56.110 --> 00:17:57.610
But it's done.

289
00:17:57.744 --> 00:18:01.082
You did it already, so you
might as well enjoy it.

290
00:18:01.215 --> 00:18:03.985
And plus, it's
cocktail night tonight.

291
00:18:04.118 --> 00:18:05.852
Kind of a big deal.

292
00:18:07.088 --> 00:18:09.256
- Come on.
- <i>Where did they take you?</i>

293
00:18:09.390 --> 00:18:11.292
<i>Where they went
after every heist.</i>

294
00:18:11.425 --> 00:18:14.428
- He okay?
- Yeah, he's fine. He's just shell-shocked.

295
00:18:14.561 --> 00:18:17.231
- He's with us, isn't he?
- Fucking better be after the shit he's seen.

296
00:18:17.365 --> 00:18:19.934
- Just do your pitch and reel him in.
- <i>They celebrated,</i>

297
00:18:20.067 --> 00:18:22.669
<i>and blowing through most of
what they made wasn't uncommon.</i>

298
00:18:22.802 --> 00:18:25.239
<i>I mean, their money didn't
go towards savings or 401(k)s.</i>

299
00:18:26.173 --> 00:18:28.242
<i>What did
they spend it on, then?</i>

300
00:18:28.909 --> 00:18:30.810
<i>Instant gratification.</i>

301
00:18:30.945 --> 00:18:32.980
<i>They thought the well
would never dry up.</i>

302
00:18:33.114 --> 00:18:35.916
<i>So, easy come, easy go.</i>

303
00:18:36.384 --> 00:18:37.418
<i>Exactly.</i>

304
00:18:40.087 --> 00:18:42.023
<i>Even though I said no to the
money, I did the math.</i>

305
00:18:42.156 --> 00:18:44.624
<i>It would have taken me
three weeks and two days</i>

306
00:18:44.758 --> 00:18:46.793
<i>working those 12-hour shifts
at an art gallery</i>

307
00:18:46.927 --> 00:18:49.629
<i>to make as much as what Jack had
offered me after the first hit.</i>

308
00:18:49.763 --> 00:18:51.531
<i>And they were doing
these a few times a week.</i>

309
00:18:51.664 --> 00:18:53.600
Hey, Lance, take a seat.

310
00:18:55.835 --> 00:18:58.705
Lance, I want to thank you
for entertaining all of us.

311
00:18:59.306 --> 00:19:01.142
What am I entertaining?

312
00:19:01.909 --> 00:19:04.278
How much do you owe
in student loans?

313
00:19:05.379 --> 00:19:06.414
$60,000.

314
00:19:06.546 --> 00:19:08.581
Fuck me. Wow.

315
00:19:08.715 --> 00:19:11.118
I owe $120,000.

316
00:19:11.252 --> 00:19:12.953
Why did you borrow?

317
00:19:13.087 --> 00:19:15.356
- What do you mean, why did I borrow?
- Why'd you borrow?

318
00:19:15.489 --> 00:19:17.724
Because I couldn't afford
school, that's what you do.

319
00:19:17.857 --> 00:19:19.826
What were your grades?

320
00:19:21.628 --> 00:19:23.164
3.8.

321
00:19:23.297 --> 00:19:24.664
Mine were 4.0.

322
00:19:24.798 --> 00:19:26.633
Don't you feel cheated?

323
00:19:26.766 --> 00:19:29.769
We fucking did everything
that they told us to do.

324
00:19:29.904 --> 00:19:32.572
We got the grades, we got
to the end of the line.

325
00:19:32.705 --> 00:19:33.706
For what?

326
00:19:33.840 --> 00:19:35.976
What was waiting there, hmm?

327
00:19:36.709 --> 00:19:38.546
Fucking nothing,
no bueno, no good.

328
00:19:38.678 --> 00:19:40.880
Nothing, no job.

329
00:19:41.015 --> 00:19:43.284
Yeah, but still,
you're stealing from people.

330
00:19:43.417 --> 00:19:44.952
Fuck the people.
Fuck 'em.

331
00:19:45.086 --> 00:19:48.688
The insurance company covers
what that shit is worth.

332
00:19:48.822 --> 00:19:50.757
They pay double for it.

333
00:19:51.959 --> 00:19:55.396
Listen, everybody knows very few
people have all the wealth,

334
00:19:55.529 --> 00:19:57.198
and they like to
keep it that way.

335
00:19:57.331 --> 00:20:00.367
Each generation it gets worse
and worse, ours being latest.

336
00:20:00.501 --> 00:20:03.938
We're not just stealing...
we're sending a message.

337
00:20:05.738 --> 00:20:08.008
Woo!

338
00:20:08.142 --> 00:20:10.277
Look at this.
Look at all that.

339
00:20:12.980 --> 00:20:15.583
Don't you think that you
deserve all of this?

340
00:20:15.715 --> 00:20:19.420
Don't you think that you
deserve all of this?

341
00:20:19.553 --> 00:20:22.323
Hey, take one
of these puppies.

342
00:20:27.428 --> 00:20:29.430
- Hey, come on.
- What is it?

343
00:20:29.563 --> 00:20:30.830
Our generation's
drug, man.

344
00:20:30.965 --> 00:20:32.665
Guarantee he's
not going to do it.

345
00:20:32.799 --> 00:20:34.068
Aw, give him a sec.

346
00:20:36.070 --> 00:20:40.174
<i>Lesson #3: Never
take no for an answer.</i>

347
00:20:40.307 --> 00:20:43.244
Hey, Lance,
welcome to cocktail night.

348
00:20:55.055 --> 00:20:56.890
Ever done this
before, Lancey-pansey?

349
00:20:57.024 --> 00:20:59.160
So, you do it
through your eye.

350
00:20:59.293 --> 00:21:01.929
How do you get that clean line?
I can never do a fucking clean line.

351
00:21:02.062 --> 00:21:04.231
You've always been sloppy.

352
00:21:04.365 --> 00:21:06.833
I got to do it for Lance.
This is all you, baby boy.

353
00:21:06.967 --> 00:21:08.302
It won't work, man!

354
00:21:08.435 --> 00:21:09.736
Nah, he's fine.

355
00:21:09.869 --> 00:21:11.238
Have I got it on
my face still?

356
00:21:11.372 --> 00:21:12.705
Big one. Oh!

357
00:21:12.839 --> 00:21:15.509
A good time, huh?

358
00:21:15.643 --> 00:21:19.079
You guys want to stay in here longer?
It smells great. Let's go.

359
00:21:20.281 --> 00:21:21.881
<i>I wasn't sure
if I was sold on what</i>

360
00:21:22.016 --> 00:21:24.318
<i>Ellis was saying yet,
but I did know this:</i>

361
00:21:24.451 --> 00:21:28.088
<i>for once in my life, I felt
like I was part of something.</i>

362
00:21:28.222 --> 00:21:31.091
<i>I wasn't the outsider
anymore, I was accepted.</i>

363
00:21:31.225 --> 00:21:32.993
<i>We blew through most of
that money that night,</i>

364
00:21:33.127 --> 00:21:35.329
<i>but for a moment,
we were kings.</i>

365
00:21:36.430 --> 00:21:41.235
<i>Lesson #4: Experiences are
better than bank statements.</i>

366
00:22:24.078 --> 00:22:27.348
<i>By the time the money ran out, they were
already gearing up for the next hit.</i>

367
00:22:27.481 --> 00:22:29.283
<i>And as reckless as
the hits seemed,</i>

368
00:22:29.416 --> 00:22:31.685
<i>they were actually thought
out pretty carefully.</i>

369
00:22:31.818 --> 00:22:35.489
<i>Like the truck... I mean,
they ordered six or seven sample decals</i>

370
00:22:35.623 --> 00:22:38.192
<i>just so that they would change
them from one hit to the next.</i>

371
00:22:38.325 --> 00:22:40.494
<i>Eyewitnesses and street
cameras were less likely</i>

372
00:22:40.628 --> 00:22:42.429
<i>to ID the same truck.</i>

373
00:22:47.201 --> 00:22:49.536
<i>And the truck's license plates
were another thing.</i>

374
00:22:49.670 --> 00:22:53.207
<i>How many people actually know their
license plate numbers by heart?</i>

375
00:22:53.340 --> 00:22:56.277
<i>Most wouldn't even notice until
next time they were at the DMV.</i>

376
00:23:05.653 --> 00:23:07.955
<i>And if someone sees a shitty
car in a nice neighborhood,</i>

377
00:23:08.088 --> 00:23:10.357
<i>I mean, someone's
going to be suspicious.</i>

378
00:23:10.491 --> 00:23:12.993
<i>But a nice car in
a nice neighborhood?</i>

379
00:23:13.661 --> 00:23:15.362
<i>No one thinks twice.</i>

380
00:23:16.563 --> 00:23:18.299
<i>After Mel gave
them the address,</i>

381
00:23:18.432 --> 00:23:20.567
<i>they'd spend a day
or two casing the place,</i>

382
00:23:20.701 --> 00:23:23.237
<i>making sure they knew when
the homeowners left for work,</i>

383
00:23:23.370 --> 00:23:26.740
<i>when the maid showed up, when the
husband came home with his mistress.</i>

384
00:23:26.873 --> 00:23:28.375
<i>All the good stuff.</i>

385
00:23:30.010 --> 00:23:33.213
<i>Once Jack laid this all out for me,
I realized he actually had a point.</i>

386
00:23:33.347 --> 00:23:37.384
<i>They'd been doing this for a while without
getting caught, and the money was good.</i>

387
00:23:37.518 --> 00:23:41.555
<i>All I had to do was put
away my moral objections.</i>

388
00:23:41.689 --> 00:23:44.191
<i>You know, Lance,
you're a pretty good kid.</i>

389
00:23:44.325 --> 00:23:46.760
And I'd like to offer
you a job, minimum wage.

390
00:23:46.893 --> 00:23:48.895
You're not going to
get rich doing this.

391
00:23:49.029 --> 00:23:52.933
But if you stick to it, you're going
to learn a lot about the art world.

392
00:23:53.067 --> 00:23:55.436
And there's a lot
of room to grow.

393
00:23:55.569 --> 00:24:00.007
You just need to focus,
get involved, learn what you can,

394
00:24:00.140 --> 00:24:03.177
and this is a great place
for you to begin.

395
00:24:16.123 --> 00:24:19.226
<i>The masks were the
final touch to their message,</i>

396
00:24:19.360 --> 00:24:23.330
<i>that they'd rather be dead
than submit to the system.</i>

397
00:24:24.164 --> 00:24:26.100
<i>When Lance
decided to join,</i>

398
00:24:26.233 --> 00:24:28.802
<i>I knew then that
he would never fit our mold.</i>

399
00:24:28.936 --> 00:24:32.239
<i>Honestly, he was
the hardest to figure out.</i>

400
00:24:33.474 --> 00:24:34.808
What does that mean?

401
00:24:34.942 --> 00:24:37.311
Welcome to
the group, baby boy.

402
00:24:39.680 --> 00:24:41.615
Yo, Slim, pull me up.

403
00:24:44.518 --> 00:24:46.120
Well...

404
00:24:47.588 --> 00:24:50.557
what you go for first
says everything about you.

405
00:24:51.558 --> 00:24:57.030
<i>You go for the furniture,
pictures, Dad's golf trophies,</i>

406
00:24:57.164 --> 00:24:59.099
<i>Mommy's wine set.</i>

407
00:24:59.233 --> 00:25:01.368
<i>Everyone had their own thing.</i>

408
00:25:02.669 --> 00:25:04.471
<i>Stewart always went
for the glass.</i>

409
00:25:04.605 --> 00:25:09.977
He liked to think of himself
as a bull in a china shop.

410
00:25:10.911 --> 00:25:13.680
Stewart got picked
on a lot as a kid.

411
00:25:15.349 --> 00:25:17.518
<i>He wasn't a bull at all.</i>

412
00:25:17.651 --> 00:25:19.186
<i>He was just...</i>

413
00:25:19.686 --> 00:25:21.121
<i>insecure.</i>

414
00:25:26.593 --> 00:25:29.463
<i>Jack had this thing
for family pictures.</i>

415
00:25:30.297 --> 00:25:32.900
<i>He couldn't stand them.</i>

416
00:25:33.033 --> 00:25:35.969
<i>Especially
the fake happy ones.</i>

417
00:25:49.383 --> 00:25:51.852
<i>Jack had mommy
and daddy issues.</i>

418
00:25:52.853 --> 00:25:54.855
<i>They didn't give a shit
about his businesses.</i>

419
00:25:54.988 --> 00:25:57.958
<i>They didn't even visit him once
since he moved to Chicago.</i>

420
00:26:07.334 --> 00:26:10.204
<i>He felt neglected
and abandoned.</i>

421
00:26:13.207 --> 00:26:15.976
<i>When he was destroying
someone else's life...</i>

422
00:26:18.779 --> 00:26:21.181
<i>I think he felt in control.</i>

423
00:26:25.185 --> 00:26:28.755
<i>Chandler hated seeing
a kid's room full of toys.</i>

424
00:26:32.659 --> 00:26:36.697
<i>Chandler had nothing as
a kid except maybe a beating</i>

425
00:26:36.830 --> 00:26:40.133
<i>from his dad when he got
drunk and pissed off that</i>

426
00:26:40.267 --> 00:26:42.302
<i>he couldn't provide
for his family.</i>

427
00:26:45.105 --> 00:26:49.710
<i>Breaking into someone's house
would make anyone feel violated.</i>

428
00:26:51.044 --> 00:26:53.046
<i>But messing with
a kid's room...</i>

429
00:26:54.882 --> 00:26:57.784
<i>that's what messed the parents up
the most when they'd come home.</i>

430
00:27:14.835 --> 00:27:16.503
That shit was fucked up.

431
00:27:20.274 --> 00:27:22.509
<i>Ellis never knew his parents.</i>

432
00:27:22.643 --> 00:27:26.480
<i>He went from foster home to
foster home until he turned 18.</i>

433
00:27:27.015 --> 00:27:28.582
<i>He always wanted a family.</i>

434
00:27:28.715 --> 00:27:30.584
<i>And because of that,</i>

435
00:27:30.717 --> 00:27:33.554
<i>he was the thread that
brought them all together.</i>

436
00:27:33.687 --> 00:27:37.658
<i>He gave this group of misfits
something to believe in.</i>

437
00:27:38.625 --> 00:27:42.629
<i>For me, I couldn't stand
the vanity of it all.</i>

438
00:27:43.697 --> 00:27:46.433
<i>Cologne, perfume, suits,
dresses, makeup,</i>

439
00:27:46.567 --> 00:27:48.002
<i>Tom Ford, Gucci, Prada.</i>

440
00:27:48.135 --> 00:27:51.204
<i>More and more excess, excess.</i>

441
00:27:54.741 --> 00:27:59.446
You said that Lance
was hardest to figure out.

442
00:28:00.714 --> 00:28:01.748
<i>Why?</i>

443
00:28:03.317 --> 00:28:07.154
<i>He didn't fit in, because he
wasn't scarred by his past like the others.</i>

444
00:28:07.287 --> 00:28:11.758
<i>He was just someone who had followed
the rules and got screwed over.</i>

445
00:28:13.627 --> 00:28:18.131
<i>In a way, he understood Ellis'
ideas better than anyone.</i>

446
00:28:19.299 --> 00:28:21.835
<i>So, when he had
the chance to destroy,</i>

447
00:28:22.469 --> 00:28:24.738
<i>he saw it as an art form.</i>

448
00:28:30.210 --> 00:28:31.278
<i>It had meaning.</i>

449
00:28:36.951 --> 00:28:40.387
<i>I think most people deep down
want to do what we did.</i>

450
00:28:40.520 --> 00:28:42.957
<i>But Lance let
himself go all-in.</i>

451
00:28:43.091 --> 00:28:44.791
<i>It became his addiction.</i>

452
00:28:46.393 --> 00:28:50.230
<i>The excitement, the thrill.</i>

453
00:28:50.897 --> 00:28:52.633
<i>He loved it.</i>

454
00:29:42.582 --> 00:29:46.353
<i>When I finally gave in, it was one
of the greatest feelings I've ever had.</i>

455
00:29:46.486 --> 00:29:48.156
<i>I remember looking
up at that house,</i>

456
00:29:48.321 --> 00:29:51.458
<i>and as it towered over me
it made me feel so small.</i>

457
00:29:51.591 --> 00:29:53.894
<i>And that's how the people who
live there wanted me to feel.</i>

458
00:29:54.028 --> 00:29:57.698
<i>And I realized that's
why they deserved this.</i>

459
00:29:58.598 --> 00:30:01.868
<i>Lesson #5... you know what,
actually, fuck that.</i>

460
00:30:02.003 --> 00:30:04.504
<i>They weren't lessons
anymore, they were rules.</i>

461
00:30:04.638 --> 00:30:10.444
<i>Rule #5: If they won't let us
dream, we won't let them sleep.</i>

462
00:30:21.055 --> 00:30:23.423
<i>I don't know what I was
feeling at that point.</i>

463
00:30:23.557 --> 00:30:25.492
<i>I just know it felt right.</i>

464
00:30:34.735 --> 00:30:36.570
<i>Maybe we were all in
it for different reasons,</i>

465
00:30:36.703 --> 00:30:39.339
<i>but for me it was about
the rush, the high.</i>

466
00:30:39.473 --> 00:30:41.341
- <i>It all felt like...</i>
- Stop!

467
00:30:42.409 --> 00:30:44.277
Bring that over here.

468
00:30:51.485 --> 00:30:53.320
Someone want to explain this?

469
00:30:53.453 --> 00:30:56.157
Must have ripped
when we were loading it.

470
00:30:56.289 --> 00:30:58.592
I'm sorry, is that
your explanation?

471
00:31:00.228 --> 00:31:01.828
Hey, Zutterland.

472
00:31:03.330 --> 00:31:04.966
What's this worth?

473
00:31:05.799 --> 00:31:07.969
I mean, it's
insured for probably 100K.

474
00:31:08.102 --> 00:31:09.336
Could flip it for around 60?

475
00:31:09.469 --> 00:31:14.441
Yeah. What's it worth now?

476
00:31:14.574 --> 00:31:16.043
Probably cost
more to repair it

477
00:31:16.177 --> 00:31:17.410
than what it's actually worth.

478
00:31:17.544 --> 00:31:19.546
So, nothing, right?

479
00:31:22.582 --> 00:31:24.618
Lance, let's talk.

480
00:31:42.904 --> 00:31:47.275
You know, you're
part of this now.

481
00:31:47.407 --> 00:31:50.945
Plausible deniability
was over two houses ago.

482
00:31:52.013 --> 00:31:53.580
Yeah, I understand that.

483
00:31:54.514 --> 00:31:56.650
Take a look at me,
tell me what you see.

484
00:31:57.851 --> 00:31:59.053
A businessman.

485
00:31:59.187 --> 00:32:01.956
Someone 20 years
older than you.

486
00:32:02.089 --> 00:32:06.693
I lead a comfortable life, but I have
a lot less left of it than you do.

487
00:32:06.827 --> 00:32:08.029
So...

488
00:32:08.162 --> 00:32:10.697
So you don't want to spend
what's left of it in a cell.

489
00:32:10.831 --> 00:32:15.036
Exactly.
It's about risk, reward.

490
00:32:15.169 --> 00:32:18.438
All that aside, I'm sure you alone
amongst your cohorts over there

491
00:32:18.572 --> 00:32:21.708
might have a little compassion for
that piece of destroyed history,

492
00:32:21.842 --> 00:32:26.613
so I want to ask you to help
me keep these kids in line.

493
00:32:28.481 --> 00:32:30.117
Can you do that for me?

494
00:32:33.054 --> 00:32:34.421
Yes, sir.

495
00:32:34.956 --> 00:32:35.990
Great.

496
00:32:37.325 --> 00:32:39.459
You don't got
to call me sir.

497
00:32:42.896 --> 00:32:46.666
This is 20K
and another address.

498
00:32:51.571 --> 00:32:54.708
You think your old man
ever held 20K in his hand?

499
00:32:56.776 --> 00:32:57.510
No.

500
00:32:57.644 --> 00:33:00.014
Yeah, me neither.

501
00:33:02.616 --> 00:33:04.018
You know what?

502
00:33:04.151 --> 00:33:05.953
Don't tell them what I said.

503
00:33:07.188 --> 00:33:09.556
- You know they're going to ask.
- Oh, of course they will.

504
00:33:09.689 --> 00:33:12.492
But, you see, that's what I'm doing,
I'm giving you the upper hand.

505
00:33:12.626 --> 00:33:14.195
I'm giving you a secret.

506
00:33:14.328 --> 00:33:16.863
You got to keep it from
them, see what happens.

507
00:33:26.439 --> 00:33:27.641
Another address, Mel?

508
00:33:27.774 --> 00:33:29.509
Yeah, I gave it to Lance.

509
00:33:30.177 --> 00:33:31.678
Cut rate for the ripped art.

510
00:33:31.811 --> 00:33:34.015
When you're finished, get out.

511
00:33:34.148 --> 00:33:36.117
You bring me a piece in
that condition again,

512
00:33:36.250 --> 00:33:37.985
we're done here,
you hear me?

513
00:33:48.162 --> 00:33:49.462
<i>What did Mel say?</i>

514
00:33:49.596 --> 00:33:51.431
Told you, dude,
he said it's a secret.

515
00:33:51.564 --> 00:33:53.600
Ah, man,
he just playing you.

516
00:33:53.733 --> 00:33:56.137
He told me the same thing
when I first came on.

517
00:33:56.270 --> 00:33:58.438
Just another reason why
this shit won't last.

518
00:34:01.309 --> 00:34:03.177
Luckily, I got a way out.

519
00:34:04.111 --> 00:34:05.413
What did you just say?

520
00:34:05.545 --> 00:34:06.981
I said, this
isn't going to last.

521
00:34:07.114 --> 00:34:08.983
But what I'm saying
is I have a way out.

522
00:34:09.116 --> 00:34:11.252
Mel isn't the only one that's
been buying addresses

523
00:34:11.385 --> 00:34:12.585
from that insurance agent.

524
00:34:12.719 --> 00:34:14.322
Ellis bought their
most expensive client.

525
00:34:14.454 --> 00:34:18.491
Some paranoid old fuck sitting
on an ungodly amount of cash.

526
00:34:18.625 --> 00:34:20.860
- Cash?
- Enough to last a lifetime.

527
00:34:20.995 --> 00:34:23.763
Ellis only sees it as
a last resort kind of thing.

528
00:34:23.897 --> 00:34:26.233
That's why my plan is
to hit it without him.

529
00:34:26.367 --> 00:34:27.634
Without Ellis.

530
00:34:28.702 --> 00:34:30.537
Without anybody.

531
00:34:31.405 --> 00:34:33.207
What are you
talking about, Jack?

532
00:34:33.341 --> 00:34:36.509
We have something good going here.
Why do you want to screw this all up?

533
00:34:36.643 --> 00:34:38.346
What is good about
Ellis getting more money

534
00:34:38.478 --> 00:34:40.982
than us on every house, hmm?

535
00:34:41.115 --> 00:34:43.317
We don't have to do this today,
but we got to get his phone

536
00:34:43.451 --> 00:34:45.419
and the pictures so we're
ready when the time comes.

537
00:34:45.552 --> 00:34:48.289
Jack, you're saying "we" like
I'm already a part of this.

538
00:34:48.422 --> 00:34:51.158
This is us having enough money to
get out of here before it's too late.

539
00:34:51.292 --> 00:34:54.228
No, this is us completely
fucking everybody else over!

540
00:34:55.162 --> 00:34:57.098
Man, I thought these guys
were your best friends.

541
00:34:57.231 --> 00:34:59.433
You made this huge deal of
introducing them all to me

542
00:34:59.566 --> 00:35:01.002
saying how much
I would love them and...

543
00:35:01.135 --> 00:35:03.904
These guys do not give
a shit about friends.

544
00:35:04.504 --> 00:35:06.374
They just don't.

545
00:35:06.506 --> 00:35:08.909
All right, Jack, no more bullshit.
What do you want from me?

546
00:35:09.043 --> 00:35:11.811
Am I here because you guys want
to use me for my art expertise?

547
00:35:11.946 --> 00:35:14.181
Do you want me so you can fuck
over your friends? What is it?

548
00:35:14.315 --> 00:35:16.649
Because you have not been
honest with me since I got here.

549
00:35:16.783 --> 00:35:18.452
I'm being honest
with you right now.

550
00:35:18.585 --> 00:35:21.489
These guys think you're some art
kid who likes doing weird shit,

551
00:35:21.654 --> 00:35:23.757
who likes going to
his little theater plays

552
00:35:23.890 --> 00:35:25.359
and his little art galleries.

553
00:35:25.493 --> 00:35:27.894
You don't owe them anything.

554
00:35:28.895 --> 00:35:30.264
I'm looking out for you.

555
00:35:30.398 --> 00:35:32.967
It is just you and me on this.

556
00:35:34.301 --> 00:35:35.903
I don't know, man.

557
00:35:41.409 --> 00:35:43.543
All right,
all right, throw them down.

558
00:35:43.676 --> 00:35:45.612
Oh, throwing it
down big, baby boy.

559
00:35:45.745 --> 00:35:47.348
- What you got?
- Throw 'em down.

560
00:35:47.481 --> 00:35:49.649
- Pair of threes.
- Oh!

561
00:35:49.783 --> 00:35:52.053
- Almost, baby boy, almost.
- So confident.

562
00:35:52.186 --> 00:35:54.388
We should go...
Caitlyn's always on time.

563
00:35:54.522 --> 00:35:56.123
No, think
I'm going to stay.

564
00:35:56.257 --> 00:35:57.690
I already told them
you were coming.

565
00:35:57.824 --> 00:35:59.559
Plus if you go,
you lose big.

566
00:35:59.692 --> 00:36:00.961
You should take Lance.

567
00:36:03.763 --> 00:36:07.567
What, he hasn't left my apartment since
he got here. You should take Lance.

568
00:36:08.335 --> 00:36:09.602
That okay with you?

569
00:36:09.736 --> 00:36:12.173
Yeah, I mean, you'd be
doing him a favor.

570
00:36:12.306 --> 00:36:16.310
Lance, you want to come hang out
with me and my old college friends.

571
00:36:16.444 --> 00:36:19.879
Nah, I'm all right.
And it'd be kind of weird, right?

572
00:36:22.383 --> 00:36:24.784
Why would it be weird? Hmm?

573
00:36:24.919 --> 00:36:27.988
- No, I was saying that...
- It'd only be weird if there was something

574
00:36:28.122 --> 00:36:30.657
- going on between you two.
- Oh, my God.

575
00:36:31.825 --> 00:36:33.893
Is there something
going on between you two?

576
00:36:34.028 --> 00:36:36.663
- No, there's nothing...
- You're stuttering on your fucking words

577
00:36:36.796 --> 00:36:40.201
- like there's something going on. Hang on.
- Sounds like there might be...

578
00:36:41.368 --> 00:36:43.037
Are you sure?

579
00:36:43.170 --> 00:36:45.973
- This is fucking stupid.
- Oh, he's getting a little red in the face.

580
00:36:46.107 --> 00:36:47.740
You got a little
boner going on there?

581
00:36:47.874 --> 00:36:50.010
- He's got a little boner.
- We're all friends here.

582
00:36:50.144 --> 00:36:51.979
If we can't trust each
other, who can you trust?

583
00:36:52.113 --> 00:36:53.914
- Just go with her, come on.
- You should go.

584
00:36:54.048 --> 00:36:56.117
Because if you're not,
I might go. Is that cool?

585
00:36:56.250 --> 00:36:59.019
- You're not invited.
- Is that cool, Ellis, can I go?

586
00:36:59.153 --> 00:37:01.255
You're not worried about me, are you?

587
00:37:01.388 --> 00:37:04.125
- Just go. We're all friends, go on.
- All right, I'll go.

588
00:37:04.258 --> 00:37:07.027
- Yeah! All right.
- Let's go.

589
00:37:07.161 --> 00:37:09.696
- See you back later?
- See you back later.

590
00:37:09.829 --> 00:37:11.065
I hope this is good with you.

591
00:37:11.198 --> 00:37:13.200
I'm in need,
in definite need.

592
00:37:13.334 --> 00:37:16.137
- Wait, who's small, who's big?
- I think you are.

593
00:37:16.270 --> 00:37:18.205
<i>I haven't talked
to Caitlyn in a while,</i>

594
00:37:18.339 --> 00:37:20.807
so when she called
I was really curious

595
00:37:20.941 --> 00:37:22.742
to see what she's been up to.

596
00:37:23.410 --> 00:37:25.012
Why has it
been so long?

597
00:37:25.678 --> 00:37:27.281
We're into
different things.

598
00:37:27.881 --> 00:37:29.617
- Hi! How are you?
- Hey.

599
00:37:29.749 --> 00:37:32.785
- This is Lance. Ellis got tied up.
- Hi. We have a table.

600
00:37:32.920 --> 00:37:36.323
- Nothing prepares you for how much work it is having a kid.
- It's worth it.

601
00:37:36.457 --> 00:37:38.791
- I forgot to show you Tibet.
- My God, this is beautiful.

602
00:37:38.926 --> 00:37:41.661
That looks like
a village we stayed at in Haiti.

603
00:37:41.794 --> 00:37:43.830
I jumped into the start-up
right after...

604
00:37:43.964 --> 00:37:46.400
It's not exactly a dream job
yet, but we're getting there.

605
00:37:50.070 --> 00:37:51.871
What about you, Allie?

606
00:37:52.373 --> 00:37:53.607
Um...

607
00:37:53.740 --> 00:37:57.211
Where do I even start?

608
00:37:58.845 --> 00:38:01.881
Africa, mostly.

609
00:38:02.016 --> 00:38:06.020
I got a group of ten investors
together to help develop

610
00:38:06.153 --> 00:38:08.255
an affordable option
for clean water.

611
00:38:08.389 --> 00:38:09.990
That's amazing!

612
00:38:10.823 --> 00:38:12.226
How about you, Lance?

613
00:38:12.725 --> 00:38:14.094
I own an art gallery.

614
00:38:14.228 --> 00:38:17.298
Okay, I know I took it
a little bit far, but I had to.

615
00:38:17.431 --> 00:38:19.133
Didn't you hear all
the stuff they're doing?

616
00:38:19.266 --> 00:38:22.036
- They only told you the good stuff.
- What?

617
00:38:22.169 --> 00:38:25.072
They only told you the good stuff.
No one actually tells you

618
00:38:25.206 --> 00:38:27.274
what they're really
doing in life.

619
00:38:28.209 --> 00:38:30.377
You're probably as close
to the truth as they were.

620
00:38:30.511 --> 00:38:32.379
It didn't seem that way.

621
00:38:33.447 --> 00:38:35.882
Hey, what about that art
gallery that you own, then?

622
00:38:36.016 --> 00:38:38.785
Oh, come on, you started it.

623
00:38:46.060 --> 00:38:47.760
How was it?

624
00:38:48.996 --> 00:38:50.797
Where is everyone?

625
00:38:50.931 --> 00:38:52.765
They just left.

626
00:38:53.200 --> 00:38:54.268
What's up?

627
00:38:56.604 --> 00:38:58.505
- Thanks for hanging out.
- Yeah.

628
00:38:58.639 --> 00:39:00.174
You going
back to Jack's?

629
00:39:00.307 --> 00:39:02.910
Yeah, I think I'm
going to call a cab right now.

630
00:39:03.344 --> 00:39:04.777
Thanks again.

631
00:39:13.886 --> 00:39:16.823
Hey, Lance, take a seat.

632
00:39:16.957 --> 00:39:18.392
Nah, man, I'm going
to go back to Jack's.

633
00:39:18.525 --> 00:39:20.461
No, no, no, take a seat.

634
00:39:20.594 --> 00:39:23.464
We can talk about what we
spoke about the other night.

635
00:39:25.165 --> 00:39:26.233
Okay.

636
00:39:27.701 --> 00:39:29.536
You know, uh...

637
00:39:32.306 --> 00:39:34.141
I didn't think that you
were going to make it.

638
00:39:34.275 --> 00:39:38.078
But you, you seem all right.

639
00:39:38.212 --> 00:39:40.481
I think that when you learn
where to stick your nose,

640
00:39:40.614 --> 00:39:45.085
and where not to, I think
you'll be a good fit.

641
00:39:47.021 --> 00:39:48.989
- Thanks.
- Mm.

642
00:39:49.123 --> 00:39:51.558
What did Mel say
to you the other day?

643
00:39:53.227 --> 00:39:56.430
Ah, nothing. I think he was
just trying to size me up.

644
00:39:57.398 --> 00:39:58.465
Okay.

645
00:40:02.336 --> 00:40:09.410
You know, if Allie ever asks
you to go to a club or a bar...

646
00:40:10.544 --> 00:40:12.346
or get her fucking mail...

647
00:40:13.047 --> 00:40:15.015
you say no, okay?

648
00:40:16.383 --> 00:40:18.885
Yeah. I got it.

649
00:40:19.019 --> 00:40:20.521
I honestly didn't
mean anything by it.

650
00:40:20.654 --> 00:40:22.723
I don't give a fuck
if you meant anything by it.

651
00:40:22.889 --> 00:40:24.958
Just make sure it
doesn't happen again.

652
00:40:25.693 --> 00:40:26.960
Yeah.

653
00:40:31.699 --> 00:40:32.933
Well, if you
got nothing to say,

654
00:40:33.067 --> 00:40:35.135
get the fuck out
of my apartment.

655
00:40:39.839 --> 00:40:44.945
<i>Rule #6: There's a thin
line between a friend and an enemy.</i>

656
00:40:48.182 --> 00:40:50.984
See what I mean about Ellis?
Not your fucking friend.

657
00:40:51.118 --> 00:40:54.321
But still, it doesn't
justify us doing this hit.

658
00:40:56.657 --> 00:40:57.658
Look at that guy.

659
00:40:57.791 --> 00:41:00.227
Middle-aged, wife, two kids.

660
00:41:00.361 --> 00:41:03.931
Had a nice job, but then, boom,
the economy crashes, loses his job.

661
00:41:04.064 --> 00:41:07.301
And now he's stuck getting me refills
and asking me how I'd like my steak.

662
00:41:07.434 --> 00:41:08.769
Why?

663
00:41:08.901 --> 00:41:11.238
Because he didn't
have a backup plan.

664
00:41:12.439 --> 00:41:14.441
Can I get
that out of your way?

665
00:41:18.412 --> 00:41:21.148
What suggests to you in any
way that I'm done with my food?

666
00:41:21.281 --> 00:41:22.950
Does it look like
I'm fucking done?

667
00:41:23.083 --> 00:41:24.451
Well, you
pointed at me.

668
00:41:24.585 --> 00:41:27.588
Uh-uh. Do you still
see food on my plate?

669
00:41:27.721 --> 00:41:28.756
Jack, come on, man.

670
00:41:28.922 --> 00:41:30.357
You can answer, I'll wait.

671
00:41:30.491 --> 00:41:34.995
- You're right. My mistake.
- Yeah, your mistake.

672
00:41:35.129 --> 00:41:37.831
It isn't just a steak,
this is an experience.

673
00:41:37.965 --> 00:41:40.167
An experience you
just fucking ruined.

674
00:41:40.300 --> 00:41:42.469
Get your fucking
shit together, man.

675
00:41:45.439 --> 00:41:47.141
You don't need
to talk to someone like that.

676
00:41:47.274 --> 00:41:49.777
I'm sorry, okay. Just listen.
It's all a lesson.

677
00:41:49.910 --> 00:41:52.780
I'm trying to tell you what's going
to happen to you if we don't do this.

678
00:41:52.913 --> 00:41:55.215
Forget about the waiter.
I'll give him a nice big tip.

679
00:41:55.349 --> 00:41:59.219
What's important is getting the
pictures off of Ellis' phone.

680
00:42:00.087 --> 00:42:02.089
I guess it couldn't
hurt to have those photos.

681
00:42:02.222 --> 00:42:05.125
Okay. So you're in? I'm only telling
you this shit because we're family.

682
00:42:05.259 --> 00:42:08.929
All right, listen, this is what I'm going to do for you.

683
00:42:09.062 --> 00:42:13.000
I'm going to do the same thing I did
for me when I got my first big paycheck.

684
00:42:13.133 --> 00:42:15.702
- And what's that?
- You'll see.

685
00:42:16.770 --> 00:42:19.273
This suit was crafted
in Florence, Italy.

686
00:42:19.406 --> 00:42:23.076
- One of our best.
- Mm. How's it feel?

687
00:42:23.210 --> 00:42:25.746
- I mean, it fits.
- We'll take it.

688
00:42:25.879 --> 00:42:27.381
<i>Rule #7...</i>

689
00:42:27.514 --> 00:42:30.484
The best things
in life are expensive.

690
00:42:30.919 --> 00:42:32.152
Remember that.

691
00:42:33.987 --> 00:42:38.225
Your total
is $6,348.52.

692
00:42:48.937 --> 00:42:50.337
You made coffee?

693
00:42:52.539 --> 00:42:53.707
No.

694
00:42:55.242 --> 00:42:56.977
I've been thinking.

695
00:42:59.246 --> 00:43:01.348
I don't want to
do this anymore.

696
00:43:04.451 --> 00:43:07.254
It's not rewarding,
it's unsustainable.

697
00:43:08.455 --> 00:43:10.224
Where is
this coming from?

698
00:43:11.058 --> 00:43:13.760
We don't have a plan
for us either, Ellis.

699
00:43:13.894 --> 00:43:18.298
I feel like I'm wasting any
potential that I might have had.

700
00:43:19.867 --> 00:43:21.635
You don't think
I have a plan.

701
00:43:22.236 --> 00:43:23.905
I've been saving up.

702
00:43:24.037 --> 00:43:25.706
And not a small amount, either.

703
00:43:25.839 --> 00:43:28.575
This is not the end result.

704
00:43:28.709 --> 00:43:33.714
Every time we do a hit,
I see everything I love about you.

705
00:43:36.850 --> 00:43:38.552
Stick with me, okay?

706
00:43:39.586 --> 00:43:41.655
We're not that
far from the end.

707
00:43:48.795 --> 00:43:50.364
Allie, you're late.

708
00:44:23.830 --> 00:44:25.666
Hey, guess what I found?

709
00:44:27.701 --> 00:44:31.672
"It appears to be the work
of the same band of youths,

710
00:44:31.805 --> 00:44:35.809
leaving a message in
their wake of discontent.

711
00:44:37.244 --> 00:44:42.249
Could this possibly be the built up
anger from the Millennial generation?"

712
00:44:45.285 --> 00:44:48.355
Can anyone tell me why
writing this load of crap

713
00:44:48.488 --> 00:44:51.625
on a kitchen wall
is a total waste of time?

714
00:44:54.328 --> 00:44:56.730
You accomplish nothing by
destroying these places.

715
00:44:56.863 --> 00:45:00.801
The only thing you're doing is
establishing a pattern, a calling card.

716
00:45:00.935 --> 00:45:04.471
A calling card that's gonna help
the police hone you down to:

717
00:45:04.605 --> 00:45:09.077
"The suspects are believed to be
in the age range of 18 to 29."

718
00:45:09.209 --> 00:45:10.711
Mel, we get it.

719
00:45:12.013 --> 00:45:14.548
You get it? Good. Good.

720
00:45:14.681 --> 00:45:17.851
So, now how many of you
still feel the need to make

721
00:45:17.986 --> 00:45:19.620
these brave statements?

722
00:45:25.792 --> 00:45:28.228
Well, are you
guys going to answer him?

723
00:45:29.596 --> 00:45:31.732
Come on, this is
what you sold me on.

724
00:45:32.833 --> 00:45:34.901
Yes, Mel, we have
to make our point.

725
00:45:36.136 --> 00:45:38.538
Well, let me tell you what your
points are going to get you.

726
00:45:38.672 --> 00:45:40.707
While you're out making
these statements, the police...

727
00:45:40.841 --> 00:45:43.276
Mel, you just told me
how you wanted me

728
00:45:43.410 --> 00:45:45.445
to get these guys
on track, right?

729
00:45:46.546 --> 00:45:48.382
If you want
us to stay in line,

730
00:45:48.515 --> 00:45:50.884
you got to give
us our freedom.

731
00:45:51.019 --> 00:45:52.954
It's what makes it fun.

732
00:45:53.787 --> 00:45:55.455
Well, then there's
good news and bad news.

733
00:45:55.589 --> 00:45:58.692
You can keep doing it.
You can keep having your fun.

734
00:45:58.825 --> 00:46:01.662
But the bad news is your
little trail of destruction

735
00:46:01.795 --> 00:46:04.531
is leading back to my guy
who's giving us this info,

736
00:46:04.665 --> 00:46:08.869
so he's decided he will no longer
supply us with the addresses.

737
00:46:09.503 --> 00:46:12.205
That's on you,
from now on.

738
00:46:18.745 --> 00:46:19.780
Fuck.

739
00:46:22.849 --> 00:46:24.551
Any of you guys
have an idea on an address?

740
00:46:24.685 --> 00:46:26.319
Just stay in
your fucking lane.

741
00:46:27.287 --> 00:46:30.158
I got a guy who caters
to high-end events...

742
00:46:30.323 --> 00:46:32.325
business events,
charity and shit.

743
00:46:32.459 --> 00:46:33.794
He can get us in.

744
00:46:33.928 --> 00:46:36.263
Okay, so what do
we do when we get there?

745
00:46:44.571 --> 00:46:45.907
<i>Act like them.</i>

746
00:46:46.873 --> 00:46:48.809
<i>With a drink in hand,
but don't get fucked up.</i>

747
00:46:48.943 --> 00:46:51.445
<i>Try and find the guy in the
room that everyone's talking to.</i>

748
00:46:51.578 --> 00:46:53.513
<i>Then you get your addresses.</i>

749
00:46:54.581 --> 00:46:56.550
<i>Thinking about moving
somewhere out of the city.</i>

750
00:46:56.683 --> 00:46:59.921
Somewhere peaceful.
Where did you say you lived again?

751
00:47:05.525 --> 00:47:08.729
<i>It was funny how many people
acted like they knew who we were.</i>

752
00:47:08.862 --> 00:47:11.364
<i>And we consistently got asked
the same question every time.</i>

753
00:47:11.498 --> 00:47:13.034
- What department you in?
- Accounting.

754
00:47:13.167 --> 00:47:14.701
- Accounting.
- Part of accounting.

755
00:47:14.835 --> 00:47:16.369
- I work in accounting.
- Accounting.

756
00:47:16.503 --> 00:47:18.338
Accounting, huh? You boys
keeping us in line?

757
00:47:18.472 --> 00:47:20.407
Yeah, that's what we do.

758
00:47:39.760 --> 00:47:41.328
Yeah, I used to
be afraid of numbers.

759
00:47:41.461 --> 00:47:43.030
I dabble in
a bit of charity work.

760
00:47:43.164 --> 00:47:44.198
I'm a philanthropist.

761
00:47:44.331 --> 00:47:45.332
If you'll excuse me,

762
00:47:45.465 --> 00:47:47.101
I need to step out for a moment.

763
00:47:58.045 --> 00:48:00.248
Thinking about moving out of the
city, somewhere more quiet.

764
00:48:00.380 --> 00:48:03.583
- Any suggestions?
- Well, I live in South Barrington, off Bosworth.

765
00:48:03.717 --> 00:48:05.619
<i>Biggest house on the block.</i>

766
00:48:05.752 --> 00:48:09.656
New sound system,
custom-made drapery from Spain.

767
00:48:09.790 --> 00:48:12.960
<i>One of the most beautiful
pools I've ever seen.</i>

768
00:48:19.033 --> 00:48:20.134
Fuck you!

769
00:48:51.364 --> 00:48:52.399
Ah fuck.

770
00:48:54.936 --> 00:48:56.570
- Oh, shit.
- <i>Guys,</i>

771
00:48:56.703 --> 00:48:58.139
<i>we have a serious problem
outside.</i>

772
00:48:58.272 --> 00:48:59.606
Fuck.

773
00:49:02.043 --> 00:49:03.144
Greetings!

774
00:49:03.277 --> 00:49:04.477
How you doing?

775
00:49:04.611 --> 00:49:07.014
Ah, so, what's going on?

776
00:49:07.148 --> 00:49:10.051
Ah, the mister
is moving out.

777
00:49:10.184 --> 00:49:11.418
- The mister?
- Yeah.

778
00:49:11.551 --> 00:49:13.887
- Got a name?
- Oh.

779
00:49:16.489 --> 00:49:17.757
Mr. Stan Lieberman.

780
00:49:17.891 --> 00:49:18.859
Ah.

781
00:49:18.993 --> 00:49:20.427
- Is he home?
- No.

782
00:49:20.560 --> 00:49:24.664
I'm thinking he's afraid
of being here right now.

783
00:49:24.798 --> 00:49:27.801
We were warned to clear out,
too, in case the wife comes home.

784
00:49:27.935 --> 00:49:31.272
Oh. They seemed
like such a nice couple.

785
00:49:31.404 --> 00:49:34.141
- She was too nice, from what I heard.
- What does that mean?

786
00:49:34.275 --> 00:49:37.611
You ever see any guys come
around here during the day?

787
00:49:39.546 --> 00:49:41.615
Wow. Uh...

788
00:49:41.748 --> 00:49:43.483
that doesn't sound like Linda.

789
00:49:43.617 --> 00:49:45.619
You can call Mr. Lieberman
if you want confirmation.

790
00:49:45.752 --> 00:49:48.322
Not about the fact that she was
screwing everything in sight,

791
00:49:48.455 --> 00:49:50.523
because you'll have me
in the shit for that.

792
00:49:50.657 --> 00:49:52.059
But about the move.

793
00:49:52.626 --> 00:49:54.694
- Poor Stan.
- Yeah.

794
00:49:54.828 --> 00:49:56.964
Yeah. You think
you know somebody.

795
00:49:57.098 --> 00:49:59.233
Wow! Yeah.

796
00:49:59.367 --> 00:50:01.035
- Thank you so much.
- Yeah.

797
00:50:03.037 --> 00:50:04.804
<i>Guys, we
got to leave now.</i>

798
00:50:07.341 --> 00:50:10.644
<i>Despite some close calls,
our plan was working great.</i>

799
00:50:10.777 --> 00:50:14.081
<i>Mel was still paying us, and we were
getting to do everything our own way.</i>

800
00:50:14.215 --> 00:50:16.716
<i>As far as I was concerned,
we could do this forever.</i>

801
00:50:16.850 --> 00:50:19.452
<i>I had hoped Jack would see this
for himself and forget about</i>

802
00:50:19.586 --> 00:50:22.123
<i>his whole backup plan,
but if anything,</i>

803
00:50:22.256 --> 00:50:23.523
<i>it just encouraged him more.</i>

804
00:50:23.657 --> 00:50:25.393
Not bad, huh, Mel?

805
00:50:25.525 --> 00:50:28.329
I mean, this shit's just as good as
anything you would ask for, right?

806
00:50:28.461 --> 00:50:31.798
The insurance guy, he was just getting
in the way, being too complicated.

807
00:50:31.933 --> 00:50:34.368
But, this?
This is airtight.

808
00:50:34.501 --> 00:50:36.904
What do you want,
a weekend at the spa?

809
00:50:37.038 --> 00:50:38.838
No, no.

810
00:50:38.973 --> 00:50:40.908
We were just thinking
that, I mean,

811
00:50:41.042 --> 00:50:44.178
we're basically doing
two jobs for you now.

812
00:50:44.312 --> 00:50:45.745
We cut out the middleman.

813
00:50:45.879 --> 00:50:48.916
Yeah, we did.
So we should make more money, right?

814
00:50:50.717 --> 00:50:52.485
You think you
deserve more money?

815
00:50:54.587 --> 00:50:56.057
I mean, yeah.

816
00:50:57.925 --> 00:51:01.162
Why, because you
get the addresses now?

817
00:51:02.129 --> 00:51:06.000
Oh, was that your idea to
get the addresses yourself?

818
00:51:06.766 --> 00:51:08.735
- It was Ellis.
- Ellis.

819
00:51:08.868 --> 00:51:11.906
Right, you're not much
of an idea guy, are you?

820
00:51:12.039 --> 00:51:13.975
I drive and
load the truck.

821
00:51:14.108 --> 00:51:15.709
Grunt work, basically.

822
00:51:15.842 --> 00:51:17.544
Except when somebody
speaks to you,

823
00:51:17.677 --> 00:51:19.646
then you're full
of brilliant ideas.

824
00:51:19.779 --> 00:51:24.517
Like your absolute classic to talk
to the fucking neighborhood watchman.

825
00:51:24.651 --> 00:51:26.553
I was trying to get rid of the guy!

826
00:51:26.686 --> 00:51:29.256
Yeah? What if that guy
could identify you,

827
00:51:29.390 --> 00:51:31.825
- pick you out of a lineup?
- I'm so careful, Mel,

828
00:51:31.959 --> 00:51:34.694
- I'd never get caught in a lineup.
- Maybe, maybe not.

829
00:51:34.828 --> 00:51:37.630
How do I know where the fuck you guys
will end up? You're unpredictable.

830
00:51:37.764 --> 00:51:42.236
So I'm supposed to pay you more
money to keep being unpredictable?

831
00:51:43.803 --> 00:51:46.773
That doesn't make
good business sense!

832
00:51:46.907 --> 00:51:48.508
Does it?

833
00:51:50.011 --> 00:51:53.114
Now shut up and get
back to fucking work.

834
00:51:59.053 --> 00:52:02.490
<i>An alert neighborhood watchman
managed a good look at one of the men.</i>

835
00:52:02.622 --> 00:52:05.692
- Oh, great!
- <i>Police released a sketch and ask if anybody</i>

836
00:52:05.825 --> 00:52:08.595
<i>recognizes him to contact
the authorities immediately.</i>

837
00:52:08.728 --> 00:52:11.165
Look at that, I'm so fucked!

838
00:52:11.298 --> 00:52:14.402
- Think anybody's gonna recognize you from that?
- What are you trying to say?

839
00:52:14.534 --> 00:52:16.137
Come on, you wish
you looked like that!

840
00:52:16.270 --> 00:52:17.405
Aw, come on, handsome!

841
00:52:17.537 --> 00:52:18.472
Fuck!

842
00:52:18.605 --> 00:52:19.907
Oh shit, come on!

843
00:52:20.041 --> 00:52:22.376
Shit. I'm going to go
check on George Clooney,

844
00:52:22.510 --> 00:52:23.877
make sure he's not crying.

845
00:52:24.011 --> 00:52:26.147
Man, he always
gets so sensitive.

846
00:52:26.280 --> 00:52:29.417
Okay, you're right, the sketch is funny.
But today was a close call.

847
00:52:29.549 --> 00:52:31.419
We really gotta be more careful.

848
00:52:31.551 --> 00:52:33.487
You don't think Ellis
is being careful?

849
00:52:33.620 --> 00:52:35.122
- I didn't say that.
- You literally just did.

850
00:52:35.256 --> 00:52:38.159
You don't think I
got things under control?

851
00:52:38.292 --> 00:52:42.129
Actually, no, you were freaking out
when Chandler was talking to that guy.

852
00:52:42.263 --> 00:52:45.399
- Can we not do this here?
- Yeah, can we not? It's a little intense.

853
00:52:46.467 --> 00:52:49.970
- Fuck both of you.
- Oh, come on, don't be a drama queen!

854
00:52:56.676 --> 00:52:58.678
You're no fucking help.

855
00:53:03.583 --> 00:53:05.519
Pass me the phone.

856
00:53:05.652 --> 00:53:08.355
- Look, Jack, he's...
- Come on, this is the only chance we get.

857
00:53:08.489 --> 00:53:10.657
Pass it to me now, let's go.

858
00:53:12.159 --> 00:53:13.194
Okay.

859
00:53:13.327 --> 00:53:15.062
- Jack, you got to hurry.
- Shh.

860
00:53:15.196 --> 00:53:17.031
Sure, that sketch
didn't look anything like him,

861
00:53:17.164 --> 00:53:19.100
but that doesn't mean
we shouldn't be more careful.

862
00:53:19.233 --> 00:53:21.701
- Jack, you got to hurry.
- Okay, wait, wait, wait.

863
00:53:21.835 --> 00:53:24.305
Jesus Christ, how many
pictures are there? Okay.

864
00:53:24.438 --> 00:53:27.508
That's not the point. Point is when you
say shit like that, it undermines me.

865
00:53:27.640 --> 00:53:29.143
What the fuck does that mean?

866
00:53:29.276 --> 00:53:31.112
Okay, we're not boss-employee
in this, Ellis.

867
00:53:31.245 --> 00:53:33.514
- We're a team. Aren't we?
- Are we?

868
00:53:33.646 --> 00:53:36.484
Because if I remember correct,
you told me you wanted out.

869
00:53:36.616 --> 00:53:40.321
- Jack.
- Just wait, it's going. Almost there.

870
00:53:40.454 --> 00:53:43.591
So we couldn't even be together
if I wasn't part of this?

871
00:53:44.624 --> 00:53:45.926
Huh?

872
00:53:46.527 --> 00:53:47.727
Answer.

873
00:53:47.861 --> 00:53:49.196
It's not that fucking hard.

874
00:53:51.532 --> 00:53:53.067
I'm done.

875
00:53:58.472 --> 00:54:00.040
Jack, pull it.
Pull it, Jack.

876
00:54:00.174 --> 00:54:02.176
Wait, wait,
almost there, almost there.

877
00:54:06.447 --> 00:54:09.716
- Wait, no, no, no.
- Okay, we got, got it, got it.

878
00:54:11.585 --> 00:54:13.087
Just shuffle, man.

879
00:54:13.220 --> 00:54:16.357
Jeez, I thought there was going
to be bloodshed for sure.

880
00:54:18.926 --> 00:54:21.328
- Everything all right?
- Yeah.

881
00:54:24.265 --> 00:54:27.601
Just when you thought things couldn't get more exciting.

882
00:54:27.734 --> 00:54:29.904
- Jack, that was so close.
- Mm-hmm.

883
00:54:31.639 --> 00:54:32.640
All right.

884
00:54:32.772 --> 00:54:34.942
Some guy called
Daniel Wardlaw.

885
00:54:35.075 --> 00:54:37.144
Jesus, these photos
are out of a magazine.

886
00:54:37.278 --> 00:54:40.581
Most home systems
aren't rated by a UL system.

887
00:54:40.713 --> 00:54:42.917
This is a TL-60.
It can withstand attacks

888
00:54:43.050 --> 00:54:44.751
by common tools for
over an hour.

889
00:54:44.884 --> 00:54:46.287
Define common tools.

890
00:54:46.420 --> 00:54:48.022
Explosives, torches.

891
00:54:48.155 --> 00:54:50.624
I mean, Jack, this thing has
a military-grade vault door.

892
00:54:50.790 --> 00:54:52.493
We might as well
take the whole thing.

893
00:54:52.626 --> 00:54:54.861
- It's a room.
- Yeah.

894
00:54:54.995 --> 00:54:57.097
No wonder they're
showing it in a magazine.

895
00:54:58.165 --> 00:55:00.467
Jack, if we're going
to do this, we need Stewart.

896
00:55:01.602 --> 00:55:03.504
Mmm, fuck.

897
00:55:03.637 --> 00:55:05.239
He's put a
lot of work into this.

898
00:55:05.372 --> 00:55:07.641
It'd take time to
get in that safe.

899
00:55:07.774 --> 00:55:10.077
Digital lock will be
impossible to break.

900
00:55:10.211 --> 00:55:11.811
We'll have to burn our way.

901
00:55:11.946 --> 00:55:14.847
- Not easy to get, or cheap.
- Can you do it?

902
00:55:16.016 --> 00:55:17.284
Yeah, I could figure it out.

903
00:55:17.418 --> 00:55:19.886
Great, let's split
it three ways, even.

904
00:55:22.855 --> 00:55:24.857
Four. I'm not doing it
without Chandler.

905
00:55:24.992 --> 00:55:28.095
Two of you guys and one of me?
I don't know what else you're planning.

906
00:55:28.229 --> 00:55:30.130
It's not about you.
It's about Ellis.

907
00:55:30.264 --> 00:55:32.266
This is back pay for all
the times he screwed us over.

908
00:55:32.399 --> 00:55:34.168
Fine,
if this is just about Ellis,

909
00:55:34.301 --> 00:55:36.437
then you should have no
problem bringing Chandler on.

910
00:55:36.570 --> 00:55:40.274
Plus I don't want that crazy
PTSD bastard on Ellis's side.

911
00:55:40.407 --> 00:55:43.510
You know Ellis is going to be
pissed the fuck off if he finds out.

912
00:55:43.644 --> 00:55:46.547
Yeah, and that's why we're
counting on him not finding out.

913
00:55:46.680 --> 00:55:50.317
- Makes you feel better, you want him, done.
- Okay.

914
00:55:50.451 --> 00:55:53.420
There has to be a connection between
the value of the house and no schedule.

915
00:55:53.554 --> 00:55:55.456
This guy is so rich,
he never has to leave.

916
00:55:55.589 --> 00:55:57.790
I saw online the guy's
a big donor at a conference

917
00:55:57.925 --> 00:55:59.892
in New York in a couple weeks.

918
00:56:00.027 --> 00:56:01.929
Great, we'll do it then.
Can you get us a new car?

919
00:56:02.062 --> 00:56:03.763
No reason we drive
the moving truck in here.

920
00:56:03.896 --> 00:56:05.599
- I can get a van.
- All right, perfect.

921
00:56:05.733 --> 00:56:08.435
Let's do it then. But find out
exactly when this conference is.

922
00:56:08.569 --> 00:56:10.471
I don't want to show up
and find the housekeeper.

923
00:56:10.604 --> 00:56:13.007
No, you guys, this is
supposed to be a backup plan.

924
00:56:13.140 --> 00:56:15.075
Lance, dude,
you are new here, okay?

925
00:56:15.209 --> 00:56:17.244
Been dealing with his bullshit
way longer than you have.

926
00:56:17.378 --> 00:56:20.347
- Been trying to tell him.
- I vote we do Wardlaw when he's in New York.

927
00:56:20.481 --> 00:56:22.549
- I second that.
- All right, fine.

928
00:56:22.683 --> 00:56:26.287
- But we should keep doing what we've been doing.
- Lance is right.

929
00:56:27.388 --> 00:56:28.489
For now.

930
00:56:34.528 --> 00:56:35.629
She's not answering.

931
00:56:35.763 --> 00:56:37.564
We should have Lance try.

932
00:56:40.601 --> 00:56:41.801
She's not coming.

933
00:56:41.935 --> 00:56:43.237
Does she know
where we're going?

934
00:56:43.370 --> 00:56:45.838
- Yeah, so what?
- She's pissed at you.

935
00:56:45.973 --> 00:56:47.975
Nobody's seen her in days,
she could have flipped.

936
00:56:48.108 --> 00:56:49.943
I'm not doing this shit
till you figure it out.

937
00:56:50.077 --> 00:56:51.912
Doesn't feel right.

938
00:56:56.016 --> 00:56:58.485
Fine, I'll call her.

939
00:57:01.588 --> 00:57:02.656
Fucking phone.

940
00:57:02.790 --> 00:57:05.159
Something wrong
with your phone?

941
00:57:05.292 --> 00:57:08.395
- Give me your fucking phone.
- You know what? Fuck this, I'm out.

942
00:57:08.529 --> 00:57:11.532
- I'm out, I'm not doing this bullshit.
- Sorry, dude.

943
00:57:12.199 --> 00:57:14.435
This is a
fucking joke, right?

944
00:57:15.636 --> 00:57:17.204
You're joking.

945
00:57:18.339 --> 00:57:21.841
- Lance!
- If we're not in this together, it's nothing, Ellis.

946
00:57:25.179 --> 00:57:27.114
Telling you,
we gotta hit this place

947
00:57:27.247 --> 00:57:29.583
- whether this old fuck is there or not.
- Fuck it, I'm in.

948
00:57:29.717 --> 00:57:31.952
- I'm ready, let's do this!
- We shouldn't just make a decision

949
00:57:32.086 --> 00:57:34.788
- out of the spur of the moment!
- We gotta hit it now. You heard Ellis!

950
00:57:34.922 --> 00:57:37.624
You're putting us in this
position so we have to do this.

951
00:57:37.758 --> 00:57:40.260
Come on, you guys, we know that
Allie's not going to the cops.

952
00:57:40.394 --> 00:57:43.130
- I don't know, man, she's a wild card.
- I agree.

953
00:57:43.263 --> 00:57:44.998
Look, if we do this
when Wardlaw is in town,

954
00:57:45.132 --> 00:57:47.434
this whole thing goes from
a robbery to a kidnapping.

955
00:57:47.568 --> 00:57:50.137
And we're not here to
hurt anybody, right?

956
00:57:51.605 --> 00:57:53.340
Let me call Allie.

957
00:58:09.823 --> 00:58:11.225
I'm sorry...

958
00:58:12.760 --> 00:58:14.061
just...

959
00:58:15.796 --> 00:58:18.999
for not coming
around as much.

960
00:58:19.133 --> 00:58:22.770
I feel like, like I
disappointed you guys somehow.

961
00:58:22.902 --> 00:58:25.506
No, sweetie, not at all.

962
00:58:28.542 --> 00:58:31.478
I'm sorry, I have
to take this.

963
00:58:31.612 --> 00:58:32.546
Can I be excused?

964
00:58:32.679 --> 00:58:33.881
Of course.

965
00:58:35.649 --> 00:58:37.084
Sorry.

966
00:58:42.055 --> 00:58:43.323
I can't talk right now.

967
00:58:43.457 --> 00:58:47.361
Okay. Just wanted to call
and check up on you.

968
00:58:48.061 --> 00:58:49.530
They told you to call?

969
00:58:51.165 --> 00:58:53.133
Can we talk about this
in person?

970
00:59:05.045 --> 00:59:06.680
So this is where you grew up.

971
00:59:07.448 --> 00:59:08.549
Yep.

972
00:59:09.550 --> 00:59:11.718
This reminds me
of my aunt's house.

973
00:59:11.852 --> 00:59:13.220
Jack's mom.

974
00:59:15.622 --> 00:59:17.724
Why did you
come out here, Lance?

975
00:59:18.892 --> 00:59:21.662
Um, just wanted
to check on you.

976
00:59:24.498 --> 00:59:26.935
You know, we were
waiting for you, earlier.

977
00:59:27.067 --> 00:59:29.236
I'm sure you guys
did fine without me.

978
00:59:30.537 --> 00:59:31.940
We didn't go.

979
00:59:32.072 --> 00:59:33.407
Why not?

980
00:59:33.540 --> 00:59:36.743
I think you guys have been
doing this for so long

981
00:59:37.611 --> 00:59:39.246
that they didn't
really feel comfortable...

982
00:59:39.379 --> 00:59:41.081
They thought
I went to the cops.

983
00:59:43.417 --> 00:59:44.485
Yeah.

984
00:59:45.786 --> 00:59:47.321
I didn't, but...

985
00:59:49.289 --> 00:59:51.725
I just
needed to get away.

986
00:59:54.027 --> 00:59:56.396
But I don't belong
here anymore, either.

987
00:59:59.766 --> 01:00:03.070
What did you want to do,
before all this?

988
01:00:06.740 --> 01:00:08.709
Art.

989
01:00:08.842 --> 01:00:11.245
- Art?
- Yeah. But...

990
01:00:12.246 --> 01:00:13.547
guess that was
pretty pointless.

991
01:00:13.680 --> 01:00:15.415
No, you're not giving
yourself enough credit.

992
01:00:15.549 --> 01:00:18.418
You knew every expensive
piece in every house,

993
01:00:18.552 --> 01:00:20.521
made Mel a shit-ton of money.

994
01:00:21.522 --> 01:00:24.291
- You did!
- That's true.

995
01:00:24.424 --> 01:00:27.060
But the original plan was to
sell the art and not steal it.

996
01:00:27.194 --> 01:00:29.530
Right.

997
01:00:34.167 --> 01:00:35.569
What about you?

998
01:00:37.604 --> 01:00:41.508
I always
wanted to help people.

999
01:00:42.609 --> 01:00:43.810
Okay.

1000
01:00:44.946 --> 01:00:46.413
Plan A was to be
a humanitarian,

1001
01:00:46.547 --> 01:00:48.448
and Plan B was to rob houses.

1002
01:00:48.582 --> 01:00:52.085
You're such an asshole.

1003
01:00:52.586 --> 01:00:53.587
But, yes.

1004
01:00:58.158 --> 01:00:59.726
You're coming back, right?

1005
01:01:02.729 --> 01:01:04.064
Yeah.

1006
01:01:05.799 --> 01:01:07.167
We need you.

1007
01:01:08.835 --> 01:01:10.237
I know.

1008
01:01:33.627 --> 01:01:35.095
I'm sorry.

1009
01:01:37.798 --> 01:01:39.232
I'm sorry too.

1010
01:01:41.768 --> 01:01:43.370
Are you going out?

1011
01:01:44.137 --> 01:01:45.907
I've got to go see Mel.

1012
01:01:46.040 --> 01:01:47.307
Why?

1013
01:01:48.775 --> 01:01:50.410
Why do you think?

1014
01:01:54.514 --> 01:01:56.550
You can come with me
if you want.

1015
01:01:59.653 --> 01:02:00.787
Or not.

1016
01:02:13.867 --> 01:02:15.669
Allie!

1017
01:02:15.802 --> 01:02:17.237
Glad you could make it.

1018
01:02:18.505 --> 01:02:20.240
Anybody know what the fuck
we're doing here?

1019
01:02:20.374 --> 01:02:22.209
Got to explain
what happened today.

1020
01:02:22.342 --> 01:02:24.444
- All of us?
- Not you.

1021
01:02:24.578 --> 01:02:27.381
You don't explain shit,
keep your fucking mouth shut.

1022
01:02:28.315 --> 01:02:30.350
Hey, right on time.

1023
01:02:33.087 --> 01:02:35.322
I think you finally earned
the opportunity to meet

1024
01:02:35.455 --> 01:02:38.325
one of my associates, Teddy.

1025
01:02:39.526 --> 01:02:41.795
What do you think of
these jokers, Teddy?

1026
01:02:42.796 --> 01:02:45.332
- Younger than the last crew.
- Uh-huh.

1027
01:02:45.465 --> 01:02:47.135
There's no need to
introduce yourselves,

1028
01:02:47.267 --> 01:02:48.769
he already knows
all your names.

1029
01:02:48.902 --> 01:02:51.838
Mel, what happened
today won't happen again.

1030
01:02:52.239 --> 01:02:53.807
That's nice.

1031
01:02:54.808 --> 01:02:56.309
Yeah.

1032
01:02:56.443 --> 01:02:59.613
You're such a nice group
of kids, tight-knit.

1033
01:02:59.746 --> 01:03:02.349
Friendship, that's
everything, right?

1034
01:03:03.017 --> 01:03:04.785
Like me and Teddy over here.

1035
01:03:06.054 --> 01:03:08.355
But that's not what
we're here to talk about.

1036
01:03:09.623 --> 01:03:12.292
We're here to discuss
the possibility that

1037
01:03:12.426 --> 01:03:14.528
you may not have
taken the day off.

1038
01:03:15.063 --> 01:03:16.563
Why would we lie to you?

1039
01:03:16.697 --> 01:03:20.534
So you could unload what
you stole on someone else.

1040
01:03:20.667 --> 01:03:22.536
We don't have
anybody else like that.

1041
01:03:22.669 --> 01:03:24.237
I mean, it wasn't
that long ago

1042
01:03:24.371 --> 01:03:25.839
you couldn't get
the addresses yourselves.

1043
01:03:25.973 --> 01:03:27.808
And you've made
very clear, in the interim,

1044
01:03:27.942 --> 01:03:30.178
that you think you deserve
more than I pay you.

1045
01:03:30.310 --> 01:03:32.947
- Don't we?
- See? There you go.

1046
01:03:33.081 --> 01:03:36.984
But you made the choice to
make it harder for yourselves.

1047
01:03:37.118 --> 01:03:41.122
And for me too because,
since I don't get the addresses anymore,

1048
01:03:41.254 --> 01:03:42.856
I can't even
follow up on this house

1049
01:03:42.990 --> 01:03:45.059
you may or may not
have hit this afternoon.

1050
01:03:45.193 --> 01:03:48.963
Can we just all take a moment
just to get on the same page here?

1051
01:03:49.097 --> 01:03:52.532
Nah. I don't think we're on
the same page about anything.

1052
01:03:52.666 --> 01:03:57.637
You see, some of you feel you
deserve more for the same work.

1053
01:03:57.771 --> 01:03:59.806
And others think
they're entitled,

1054
01:03:59.941 --> 01:04:03.510
and some of you think leaving
your statement makes you

1055
01:04:03.643 --> 01:04:05.812
as special
as your mommy made you,

1056
01:04:05.947 --> 01:04:08.448
each and every one
a little snowflake.

1057
01:04:08.582 --> 01:04:13.286
But the only thing you have
in common is being lazy.

1058
01:04:13.420 --> 01:04:15.889
We didn't do the hit
because we weren't feeling it.

1059
01:04:17.191 --> 01:04:21.495
It was out of caution for
our sake and for your sake.

1060
01:04:26.800 --> 01:04:30.037
Well, why did you have
a bad feeling about it?

1061
01:04:30.171 --> 01:04:31.738
I had a feeling.

1062
01:04:32.272 --> 01:04:33.306
Okay?

1063
01:04:33.440 --> 01:04:35.076
And you should be thanking us.

1064
01:04:37.410 --> 01:04:38.712
Holy shit.

1065
01:04:38.845 --> 01:04:40.580
Mel, today was
just a minor setback.

1066
01:04:40.714 --> 01:04:43.383
We're not selling
to anybody else.

1067
01:04:44.584 --> 01:04:46.820
I think you're
going to have to.

1068
01:04:47.621 --> 01:04:50.024
Because this, tonight?

1069
01:04:50.657 --> 01:04:53.527
Is the end of this agreement.

1070
01:04:56.797 --> 01:05:01.102
But those friendships,
they just got more important than ever.

1071
01:05:02.003 --> 01:05:04.771
Because if someone considers
going off the tracks

1072
01:05:04.906 --> 01:05:07.074
and ends up talking,
my friend Teddy here,

1073
01:05:07.208 --> 01:05:08.341
he doesn't just
know your names.

1074
01:05:08.475 --> 01:05:09.911
He knows where you live.

1075
01:05:10.044 --> 01:05:13.214
He knows where your mom lives,
and what her maiden name was

1076
01:05:13.346 --> 01:05:14.614
before she moved there.

1077
01:05:14.748 --> 01:05:17.417
He knows what you drive,
and where you party.

1078
01:05:17.551 --> 01:05:21.721
So if one of you even so
much as whispers my name,

1079
01:05:21.855 --> 01:05:25.927
that man's face will be
the last thing all of you see.

1080
01:05:26.760 --> 01:05:30.630
So, treasure your friendships.

1081
01:05:36.971 --> 01:05:38.538
You're a fucking joke.

1082
01:05:40.407 --> 01:05:41.808
Allie, come on.

1083
01:05:44.912 --> 01:05:49.716
You are pushing 50
and peddling stolen shit.

1084
01:05:50.750 --> 01:05:53.054
I think you might
be the problem, Mel.

1085
01:05:53.187 --> 01:05:56.356
You think we'd be doing any of this
if it wasn't for someone like you?

1086
01:05:56.489 --> 01:05:59.160
You can blame me
as much as you want,

1087
01:05:59.293 --> 01:06:01.195
but don't lie to yourself.

1088
01:06:01.329 --> 01:06:03.931
If you guys weren't doing this,
it'd be something else just as bad.

1089
01:06:04.065 --> 01:06:05.967
I don't give a fuck
what you think.

1090
01:06:06.100 --> 01:06:11.138
I just wanted to remind
you that you are just

1091
01:06:11.272 --> 01:06:13.406
as pathetic as we are.

1092
01:06:23.251 --> 01:06:26.586
<i>Ellis blamed me for what
happened that night, and I get that.</i>

1093
01:06:26.720 --> 01:06:28.488
<i>But I hit the point
where I stopped caring</i>

1094
01:06:28.622 --> 01:06:30.224
<i>if I was acting reckless.</i>

1095
01:06:30.358 --> 01:06:33.793
<i>Ellis was pitching the guys on
some bullshit one-last-heist.</i>

1096
01:06:33.928 --> 01:06:35.695
There's a guy
called Daniel Wardlaw.

1097
01:06:35.829 --> 01:06:38.266
He has a vault underneath
his house, enough cash to...

1098
01:06:38.398 --> 01:06:39.967
<i>I just tuned them out.</i>

1099
01:06:42.636 --> 01:06:44.972
<i>I didn't give a fuck about
any of this anymore.</i>

1100
01:06:58.386 --> 01:07:01.222
He leaves home for
three or four days next week...

1101
01:07:01.355 --> 01:07:02.957
we can hit it then.

1102
01:07:04.524 --> 01:07:05.993
My guy is here.

1103
01:07:08.862 --> 01:07:10.965
We got to do this now,
before Ellis does.

1104
01:07:11.098 --> 01:07:13.968
- I'm not doing it if someone's home.
- He's 100 fucking years old.

1105
01:07:14.101 --> 01:07:16.703
He's probably not even going to hear us.
We've got to do this.

1106
01:07:16.836 --> 01:07:18.538
Otherwise we're stuck with him.

1107
01:07:18.672 --> 01:07:20.041
<i>The average
human body can handle</i>

1108
01:07:20.174 --> 01:07:22.609
<i>anywhere up to
600 milligrams of Molly.</i>

1109
01:07:24.811 --> 01:07:26.813
<i>I took more than twice
that amount that night,</i>

1110
01:07:26.948 --> 01:07:29.183
<i>and a full three grams
of blow.</i>

1111
01:07:35.089 --> 01:07:37.425
- Something happened to Allie. Ellis!
- Fuck off, ruining my high.

1112
01:07:37.557 --> 01:07:41.262
- Ellis, listen to me, man! We gotta go!
- She's your fucking problem.

1113
01:07:42.196 --> 01:07:44.531
<i>Rule #8: The most dangerous people</i>

1114
01:07:44.664 --> 01:07:46.300
<i>are those with
nothing to lose.</i>

1115
01:07:46.434 --> 01:07:50.037
How is she? Take a left.
Gotta get to the hospital.

1116
01:07:50.171 --> 01:07:51.771
We're not going
to the fucking hospital.

1117
01:07:51.906 --> 01:07:53.873
We've got drugs in the car,
we're fucked up.

1118
01:07:54.008 --> 01:07:56.410
- We're going to get fucking busted.
- Jack, please!

1119
01:07:56.543 --> 01:07:58.012
Keep her up,
she'll choke on her throw-up.

1120
01:07:58.145 --> 01:07:59.813
Calm the fuck down, man!

1121
01:07:59.947 --> 01:08:01.781
- We're going to take her home.
- Take her home?

1122
01:08:01.916 --> 01:08:05.353
She's OD'ing, what are you
talking about? Jack, please.

1123
01:08:05.485 --> 01:08:07.754
Okay, fine, we'll take her
to the fucking hospital.

1124
01:08:15.562 --> 01:08:18.531
Now what?

1125
01:08:18.665 --> 01:08:20.134
- I'm not taking her in.
- Fuck that.

1126
01:08:20.267 --> 01:08:22.103
- I'm not fucking going in there.
- I'll take her.

1127
01:08:22.236 --> 01:08:25.239
- Stay in the car.
- If we go in, we're getting arrested.

1128
01:08:25.373 --> 01:08:28.075
- Someone needs to take her.
- Someone's gonna see us, Stewart. Hurry.

1129
01:08:28.209 --> 01:08:30.478
- What the fuck do you want me to do?
- Just get her out.

1130
01:08:30.610 --> 01:08:34.081
- Someone needs to stay.
- We do not have a choice. She cannot be in this car.

1131
01:08:34.215 --> 01:08:36.883
- Security is coming. Hurry the fuck up!
- Fuck it!

1132
01:08:38.119 --> 01:08:40.553
- Fucking kidding me?
- Lance, stay in the car!

1133
01:08:40.687 --> 01:08:42.889
The fuck is wrong
with you guys?

1134
01:08:43.590 --> 01:08:45.059
Oh, fuck.

1135
01:08:47.361 --> 01:08:51.032
Hey! I need a stretcher,
I need a stretcher right now!

1136
01:08:53.267 --> 01:08:55.436
Alicia, I need some
assistance over here.

1137
01:08:56.037 --> 01:08:57.905
Coming, I'm coming.

1138
01:09:03.010 --> 01:09:04.378
Looks like an OD.

1139
01:09:04.512 --> 01:09:05.645
Let's get her
on the stretcher.

1140
01:09:05.779 --> 01:09:07.547
Open her airways...

1141
01:09:10.951 --> 01:09:12.420
We've still got a pulse.

1142
01:09:12.552 --> 01:09:14.055
Let's get her inside.

1143
01:09:27.700 --> 01:09:29.836
I'm ready to be done
with all of this.

1144
01:09:31.571 --> 01:09:32.973
You should be.

1145
01:09:34.741 --> 01:09:36.776
You don't owe them anything.

1146
01:09:39.779 --> 01:09:41.082
What's your plan?

1147
01:09:43.284 --> 01:09:44.684
I'll go home.

1148
01:09:45.685 --> 01:09:47.021
Pack.

1149
01:09:48.289 --> 01:09:49.356
I'll figure it out.

1150
01:09:50.623 --> 01:09:52.259
I might have something.

1151
01:09:54.495 --> 01:09:58.132
And if it works, it might
be a way out of all of this.

1152
01:09:59.666 --> 01:10:01.068
I really hope so.

1153
01:10:09.110 --> 01:10:11.644
Yo, you give
Chandler that gun?

1154
01:10:11.778 --> 01:10:14.848
- No, why?
- Because he's actually shot one before.

1155
01:10:14.982 --> 01:10:18.018
- I think I can shoot a gun.
- Who said anything about shooting?

1156
01:10:18.152 --> 01:10:20.421
- I thought we were just using it to scare him?
- Yeah, exactly.

1157
01:10:20.554 --> 01:10:22.822
- See, it doesn't even matter.
- Jesus Christ.

1158
01:10:22.957 --> 01:10:25.092
I can't believe
you brought a fucking gun.

1159
01:10:26.793 --> 01:10:28.529
What do you think,
Lance? Huh?

1160
01:10:28.661 --> 01:10:30.630
I don't give a shit.
That's what I think.

1161
01:10:30.763 --> 01:10:34.034
If you're still upset about Allie,
you need to get the fuck over it,

1162
01:10:34.168 --> 01:10:36.971
- because we got work to do.
- You know what? Fuck you, Stewart.

1163
01:10:37.104 --> 01:10:40.975
I can't just get over the fact we left one of
our best friends to die on a fucking sidewalk.

1164
01:10:41.108 --> 01:10:42.943
Hey, none of us
wanted to do that, okay?

1165
01:10:43.077 --> 01:10:44.478
Yeah, none of us
wanted to do it,

1166
01:10:44.612 --> 01:10:45.845
but you fucking did it, right?

1167
01:10:45.980 --> 01:10:47.515
You threw her right
on the street!

1168
01:10:47.647 --> 01:10:48.983
Because I didn't
want to go to jail!

1169
01:10:49.116 --> 01:10:51.318
No one wants to
go to jail, dumb fuck!

1170
01:10:51.452 --> 01:10:53.988
I spent the whole night in the
hospital, and guess where I am?

1171
01:10:54.121 --> 01:10:56.656
- Sitting right in front of you, right?
- Stop!

1172
01:10:58.725 --> 01:11:00.261
Get the fuck out of here.

1173
01:11:00.394 --> 01:11:02.029
Get the fuck out of here.

1174
01:11:02.930 --> 01:11:04.864
Fucking idiot.

1175
01:11:06.267 --> 01:11:08.768
You know what's
the best part about this?

1176
01:11:09.370 --> 01:11:10.604
What?

1177
01:11:10.737 --> 01:11:13.073
That I never have
to see you fuckers again.

1178
01:11:13.773 --> 01:11:15.342
You said it.

1179
01:11:48.509 --> 01:11:49.842
What?

1180
01:12:04.491 --> 01:12:05.693
Alarm's off.

1181
01:12:06.460 --> 01:12:07.494
Fuck this guy.

1182
01:12:17.638 --> 01:12:19.073
You deal with the cameras.

1183
01:12:19.540 --> 01:12:20.507
Let's find him.

1184
01:12:20.641 --> 01:12:22.009
Copy.

1185
01:12:32.052 --> 01:12:33.921
Don't move.

1186
01:12:34.455 --> 01:12:35.923
Don't you fucking move.

1187
01:12:36.690 --> 01:12:38.592
- Jack!
- Get up.

1188
01:12:38.726 --> 01:12:41.262
- Anybody else in the house?
- No, no, please, take what you want.

1189
01:12:41.395 --> 01:12:43.530
- What's the code for the safe?
- What safe?

1190
01:12:43.664 --> 01:12:48.002
- Do not fuck with me! Think I give a fuck about your life?
- 9-12-23.

1191
01:12:48.135 --> 01:12:50.237
- Did you catch that, Stewart?
- I got it.

1192
01:12:50.371 --> 01:12:52.139
- Get down!
- Jack!

1193
01:12:52.273 --> 01:12:55.808
Give me your fucking hands.
There we go.

1194
01:12:55.943 --> 01:12:57.711
- Jack.
- Get the fuck off me!

1195
01:12:57.844 --> 01:12:59.380
Roll over.

1196
01:13:01.382 --> 01:13:03.783
Don't make a fucking noise.

1197
01:13:03.917 --> 01:13:07.820
Come on.

1198
01:13:31.178 --> 01:13:34.214
Open sesame,
motherfucker. Open it.

1199
01:13:45.025 --> 01:13:45.959
Holy shit.

1200
01:13:46.093 --> 01:13:47.361
Holy shit's right.

1201
01:13:47.494 --> 01:13:49.363
Okay, come on,
let's fill it up.

1202
01:13:59.506 --> 01:14:02.409
- Shit, it's just spilling everywhere!
- So much fucking money.

1203
01:14:10.084 --> 01:14:12.252
I've never seen this
much money in my whole life.

1204
01:14:12.386 --> 01:14:15.656
Fuck Ellis.
Fuck all those assholes.

1205
01:14:16.757 --> 01:14:21.462
We're rich. I'm going
to buy a boat, buy a house.

1206
01:14:22.162 --> 01:14:24.264
Get my mom something nice.

1207
01:14:24.398 --> 01:14:26.500
Take my brother out to dinner.

1208
01:14:42.049 --> 01:14:45.419
Yo, yo-yo-yo.
Hold this, hold this open.

1209
01:15:07.708 --> 01:15:10.244
<i>What the fuck is
wrong with you guys?</i>

1210
01:15:50.784 --> 01:15:55.956
<i>Rule #9: Emotions are more
powerful than rational thought.</i>

1211
01:16:05.232 --> 01:16:07.701
Yo, open the fucking door!

1212
01:16:07.835 --> 01:16:08.937
No!

1213
01:16:18.178 --> 01:16:19.980
- What happened?
- They're locked in.

1214
01:16:20.113 --> 01:16:23.083
- What?
- We got to go, now!

1215
01:16:39.366 --> 01:16:41.168
Go, go, go, go, go.

1216
01:16:42.903 --> 01:16:45.172
What the fuck was that?

1217
01:16:45.974 --> 01:16:48.408
- The door shut.
- The door shut?

1218
01:16:48.542 --> 01:16:52.713
The door shut by itself?
Lance, did you fucking close the door?

1219
01:16:52.846 --> 01:16:55.215
- Maybe I did.
- Are you fucking kidding me with that shit, Lance?

1220
01:16:55.349 --> 01:16:58.552
- Do you not understand they're going to rat now?
- We'll just fucking lay low.

1221
01:16:58.685 --> 01:17:00.754
You're just pissed,
that's why you closed them in there.

1222
01:17:00.888 --> 01:17:04.091
You pissed at me? Because I was
in that car when we threw her out.

1223
01:17:04.224 --> 01:17:07.227
Yeah, well, maybe you were lucky
you weren't in that vault too.

1224
01:17:10.197 --> 01:17:14.501
- Allie, listen to me.
- Allie... Allie, really? My fucking God.

1225
01:17:14.635 --> 01:17:16.236
No, I don't have
any time to explain.

1226
01:17:16.370 --> 01:17:18.038
Please, you got to pack
your bag right now.

1227
01:17:18.171 --> 01:17:19.941
I got to get you out of
the city, Allie, please.

1228
01:17:20.073 --> 01:17:25.379
Goddamn it, Lance, slow the fuck down.

1229
01:17:25.512 --> 01:17:29.017
You gotta be fucking kidding me with this
shit, Lance. Come on, think for a second.

1230
01:17:29.149 --> 01:17:33.820
- Stay and watch the fucking van.
- Stay in the fucking van? You're gonna fuck this up for her?

1231
01:17:33.955 --> 01:17:36.991
You don't think she's going to tell
Ellis what we did? What you did?

1232
01:17:37.124 --> 01:17:38.492
The cops are on their way,

1233
01:17:38.625 --> 01:17:41.094
so this is not
the time for this.

1234
01:17:41.228 --> 01:17:43.130
You're not going
to listen to me now?

1235
01:17:43.263 --> 01:17:44.431
After all of this...

1236
01:17:47.200 --> 01:17:48.869
I can take you out.

1237
01:17:55.442 --> 01:17:58.478
Don't fucking
touch me, Jack.

1238
01:18:02.583 --> 01:18:06.720
Lance, this is embarrassing. What do you
think is going to happen? Give me the keys.

1239
01:18:06.853 --> 01:18:09.590
- What the fuck, Lance?
- Allie, let's go.

1240
01:18:09.723 --> 01:18:12.092
- You asked me to get you out of this shit.
- But how?

1241
01:18:12.225 --> 01:18:14.127
- Tell her why we're here.
- Tell me what?

1242
01:18:14.261 --> 01:18:15.930
- Jack, shut up!
- Tell her.

1243
01:18:16.064 --> 01:18:19.033
We have more cash in the van than
we've ever made, or ever will make.

1244
01:18:19.166 --> 01:18:22.502
Stewart and Chandler got caught. You and
Ellis will be next too if you don't come.

1245
01:18:22.636 --> 01:18:25.105
- What did you do?
- We hit the Wardlaw house.

1246
01:18:25.238 --> 01:18:28.709
- That's your plan to get us out?
- It wasn't my plan but that's what happened. Let's go.

1247
01:18:28.842 --> 01:18:30.844
Did I hear
that correct?

1248
01:18:36.084 --> 01:18:39.186
You come to my house and you
pull a fucking gun on me?

1249
01:18:40.654 --> 01:18:43.790
You know, there's
two kinds of dogs.

1250
01:18:43.925 --> 01:18:48.362
There's the ones that bark,
fucking yappy little fuckers.

1251
01:18:48.495 --> 01:18:51.032
Yap-yap-yap-yap.

1252
01:18:51.164 --> 01:18:53.433
And then there's
the ones that bite.

1253
01:18:56.037 --> 01:18:58.705
I know what kind of dog you are.

1254
01:18:58.839 --> 01:19:00.741
Okay, Lance, let's get
out of here, come on.

1255
01:19:00.874 --> 01:19:01.909
Allie.

1256
01:19:03.176 --> 01:19:04.778
Are you coming
with me or not?

1257
01:19:04.912 --> 01:19:06.713
She ain't
going anywhere.

1258
01:19:08.382 --> 01:19:09.816
Allie, please.

1259
01:19:12.152 --> 01:19:13.921
Fuck both of you.

1260
01:19:14.655 --> 01:19:16.090
Lance, let's go, come on.

1261
01:19:16.223 --> 01:19:17.557
Come on.

1262
01:19:59.900 --> 01:20:03.203
I mean, that just
went great for you, huh?

1263
01:20:09.743 --> 01:20:13.114
Fuck, okay. It all started
with this guy Mel Donnelly.

1264
01:20:13.246 --> 01:20:14.848
He's basically like our boss.

1265
01:20:14.982 --> 01:20:16.316
<i>We got our addresses from Mel.</i>

1266
01:20:16.450 --> 01:20:17.784
- <i>I think he got 'em from...</i>
- Fuck.

1267
01:20:17.919 --> 01:20:21.354
<i>...some insurance guy
from State By State Insurance,</i>

1268
01:20:21.488 --> 01:20:24.257
<i>some bullshit like that.
I think they were that guy's clients.</i>

1269
01:20:24.391 --> 01:20:29.796
<i>Once we got the addresses,
we'd stake out a house for like a week.</i>

1270
01:20:53.420 --> 01:20:57.290
<i>I know that Jack was as
guilty as Stewart and Chandler.</i>

1271
01:20:57.424 --> 01:21:00.794
<i>But in the end,
he was all I had.</i>

1272
01:21:06.333 --> 01:21:09.003
<i>Reports now
indicate that the Wardlaw robbery</i>

1273
01:21:09.137 --> 01:21:12.472
<i>was just one of a string of
robberies in the Chicago suburbs.</i>

1274
01:21:12.606 --> 01:21:14.808
<i>At least 70 robberies
from the past two years</i>

1275
01:21:14.942 --> 01:21:17.011
<i>are believed to be
part of the string.</i>

1276
01:21:17.145 --> 01:21:20.781
<i>Four suspects have been apprehended
in connection to the robberies.</i>

1277
01:21:20.915 --> 01:21:23.517
<i>Three more are
currently at large.</i>

1278
01:21:27.387 --> 01:21:30.323
Fuck, it's hot in here.

1279
01:21:36.730 --> 01:21:38.698
Dude, I'm going
to get some ice.

1280
01:21:39.200 --> 01:21:40.801
Fuck.

1281
01:22:08.262 --> 01:22:10.363
- You okay?
- No, I'm not okay, Jack.

1282
01:22:10.497 --> 01:22:11.999
None of this is fucking okay.

1283
01:22:12.133 --> 01:22:14.501
Let's just get some rest.
We'll get out of here tomorrow.

1284
01:22:14.634 --> 01:22:17.470
We can't go anywhere with
our faces all over the news.

1285
01:22:19.472 --> 01:22:21.842
Lance, come on. Sit down.

1286
01:22:32.485 --> 01:22:37.258
I promise, first thing in the morning, we're out of here.

1287
01:22:38.391 --> 01:22:40.861
But we got each other, and right
now, that's all I care about

1288
01:22:40.995 --> 01:22:44.798
because I would not want to be stuck
in this situation with anyone else.

1289
01:22:44.932 --> 01:22:49.103
I know you may not feel the same way.
And that's okay.

1290
01:22:49.237 --> 01:22:52.139
You've been through a lot today
and you're upset, and I get it.

1291
01:22:53.874 --> 01:22:55.910
We've all done
shitty things here.

1292
01:23:00.881 --> 01:23:03.717
I wouldn't have shut that vault
door if you were in it, Jack.

1293
01:23:04.384 --> 01:23:05.619
I know.

1294
01:23:08.055 --> 01:23:10.423
Maybe I would have
deserved it if you did.

1295
01:23:11.791 --> 01:23:12.559
Wow.

1296
01:23:12.692 --> 01:23:13.995
But I forgive you.

1297
01:23:15.296 --> 01:23:17.898
Just like you forgive me
because we're family, right?

1298
01:23:21.235 --> 01:23:22.937
First thing
in the morning...

1299
01:23:25.139 --> 01:23:26.673
let's ditch the van.

1300
01:23:28.508 --> 01:23:30.077
We'll get the money
and we'll head west.

1301
01:23:30.211 --> 01:23:31.745
First thing
in the morning.

1302
01:23:31.878 --> 01:23:35.182
But right now, seriously,
we need to get some sleep.

1303
01:23:35.316 --> 01:23:38.785
- Jack, I can't sleep.
- Oh, yes, I think you can.

1304
01:23:38.920 --> 01:23:41.655
You'll be out as soon as your
head hits the pillow, I promise.

1305
01:23:41.788 --> 01:23:44.191
It's been a long, long day.

1306
01:23:46.027 --> 01:23:47.061
Go on.

1307
01:23:53.167 --> 01:23:54.634
Deep breaths.

1308
01:23:57.771 --> 01:24:02.076
And when the heat's off,
we'll go wherever we want to go.

1309
01:24:03.543 --> 01:24:05.478
Do whatever we want to do.

1310
01:24:06.780 --> 01:24:08.815
Be whoever we want to be.

1311
01:24:10.483 --> 01:24:11.885
We'll go anywhere.

1312
01:24:13.220 --> 01:24:14.621
Blend in.

1313
01:24:16.357 --> 01:24:17.691
We'll leave
all this behind.

1314
01:24:17.824 --> 01:24:19.759
It'll be nothing
but a memory.

1315
01:24:22.997 --> 01:24:26.566
Like a dream you can only
remember a few details of.

1316
01:24:27.834 --> 01:24:29.703
We'll finally be free...

1317
01:24:32.505 --> 01:24:34.674
and live the life
we've always wanted.

1318
01:26:04.831 --> 01:26:06.833
<i>I had nowhere to go.</i>

1319
01:26:06.967 --> 01:26:10.337
<i>No money, no chances
of getting away.</i>

1320
01:26:11.205 --> 01:26:13.240
<i>I thought if
I turned myself in,</i>

1321
01:26:13.374 --> 01:26:16.010
<i>they'd have a better chance
of catching Jack.</i>

1322
01:26:18.611 --> 01:26:20.580
Just wasn't fast enough.

1323
01:26:21.881 --> 01:26:25.486
So, do you think that
was Jack's plan all along,

1324
01:26:25.618 --> 01:26:30.757
to bring you in just
to leave you behind?

1325
01:26:33.494 --> 01:26:36.330
<i>It's not really about the art. You did
it already, might as well enjoy it.</i>

1326
01:26:36.464 --> 01:26:38.865
<i>Just you and me on this.
You should take Lance.</i>

1327
01:26:38.999 --> 01:26:41.068
<i>She's a wild card.
Because we're family, right?</i>

1328
01:26:42.269 --> 01:26:43.703
I have no idea.

1329
01:26:45.172 --> 01:26:48.675
- I'm glad I told them everything.
- You get a reduced sentence?

1330
01:26:48.808 --> 01:26:53.414
Yeah. But I shouldn't be in here, anyway.
I'm a political prisoner.

1331
01:26:53.547 --> 01:26:55.483
Excuse me?

1332
01:26:55.615 --> 01:26:58.519
Everything I did,
I did in rebellion against this system.

1333
01:26:58.651 --> 01:27:01.788
- I was terrified at the time.
- I didn't see what was going on in front of me.

1334
01:27:01.922 --> 01:27:04.158
It really was all
about the joy of destruction.

1335
01:27:04.291 --> 01:27:06.360
- I was in a weak psychological state.
- He used me.

1336
01:27:06.494 --> 01:27:09.330
- I'm happy we were caught.
- Hey lady, you should write that down.

1337
01:27:09.463 --> 01:27:12.765
- It's not gonna get better than that.
- Tell me about Ellis.

1338
01:27:12.899 --> 01:27:15.136
You testified
you don't know where he is.

1339
01:27:15.269 --> 01:27:18.838
Do you still feel
the need to protect him?

1340
01:27:20.807 --> 01:27:22.409
Just from me.

1341
01:27:23.511 --> 01:27:24.578
Would you do it again?

1342
01:27:24.711 --> 01:27:25.645
Fuck no!

1343
01:27:25.778 --> 01:27:27.515
- No.
- No.

1344
01:27:27.647 --> 01:27:29.883
- What was your sentence?
- Seven years.

1345
01:27:30.017 --> 01:27:32.052
- Thirteen years.
- Nine years.

1346
01:27:32.186 --> 01:27:33.954
- 55 counts of breaking and entering.
- 56 counts...

1347
01:27:34.088 --> 01:27:35.889
- 24 counts...
- One count armed robbery.

1348
01:27:36.023 --> 01:27:37.024
- Robbery...
- Vandalism.

1349
01:27:37.158 --> 01:27:39.260
- Vandalism.
- One kidnapping,

1350
01:27:39.393 --> 01:27:40.427
but I appealed.

1351
01:27:50.037 --> 01:27:52.239
You gave
me only nine rules.

1352
01:27:53.107 --> 01:27:55.209
Is there
a tenth commandment?

1353
01:27:59.180 --> 01:28:00.214
Yeah.

1354
01:28:01.582 --> 01:28:05.319
The tenth commandment is that the rest
of those rules are a bunch of bullshit.

1355
01:28:08.788 --> 01:28:10.457
What was your sentence?

1356
01:28:11.525 --> 01:28:13.093
Twelve years.

1357
01:28:15.029 --> 01:28:18.165
Fifteen counts
of robbery and vandalism.

1358
01:28:19.799 --> 01:28:21.602
I'll be out in eight, I think.

1359
01:28:22.369 --> 01:28:26.773
Lance, you mentioned
a generation gap

1360
01:28:26.907 --> 01:28:29.076
when we first started.

1361
01:28:29.210 --> 01:28:32.213
I feel obligated to tell you
that I have a pretty fair

1362
01:28:32.346 --> 01:28:34.481
understanding
of your age group.

1363
01:28:34.615 --> 01:28:40.654
Statistics indicate that your
generation, by and large,

1364
01:28:40.787 --> 01:28:44.191
is much more than
an echo of anything.

1365
01:28:44.325 --> 01:28:50.197
Crime among your age group
is down 70%.

1366
01:28:51.065 --> 01:28:55.835
Tobacco and alcohol,
lower than ever.

1367
01:28:55.970 --> 01:28:59.806
Much more diverse, so much
more racially tolerant.

1368
01:28:59.940 --> 01:29:03.010
You're going to put
people to sleep with that book.

1369
01:29:05.346 --> 01:29:06.947
Okay, Lance.

1370
01:29:07.081 --> 01:29:09.450
I have one last question.

1371
01:29:10.451 --> 01:29:12.453
Would you do it again?

1372
01:29:31.305 --> 01:29:32.973
In a heartbeat.