WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.001 --> 00:00:03.404 * This little light of mine 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:03.437 --> 00:00:06.307 * I'm gonna let it shine 4 00:00:06.340 --> 00:00:09.110 * This little light of mine 5 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 6 00:00:09.143 --> 00:00:11.812 * I'm gonna let it shine 7 00:00:11.845 --> 00:00:14.582 * This little light of mine 8 00:00:14.615 --> 00:00:16.784 * I'm gonna let it shine 9 00:00:16.817 --> 00:00:19.953 * Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine * 10 00:00:23.023 --> 00:00:25.559 * Everywhere I go 11 00:00:25.593 --> 00:00:28.462 * I'm gonna let it shine [clapping rhythmically] 12 00:00:28.496 --> 00:00:31.332 * Oh, everywhere I go 13 00:00:31.365 --> 00:00:34.068 * I'm gonna let it shine 14 00:00:34.102 --> 00:00:36.670 * Everywhere I go 15 00:00:36.704 --> 00:00:38.906 * I'm gonna let it shine 16 00:00:38.939 --> 00:00:42.543 * Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine * 17 00:00:45.613 --> 00:00:47.448 [song ends] [applause] 18 00:00:48.549 --> 00:00:50.284 -Now, before I end today, 19 00:00:51.485 --> 00:00:53.020 I'm gonna leave y'all with a little something. 20 00:00:53.053 --> 00:00:54.355 [Woman] Yes! 21 00:00:54.388 --> 00:00:56.157 [Benjamin] Can I preach it like I feel it, y'all?! 22 00:00:56.190 --> 00:00:58.025 [Congregation] Yes! [Man] Preach to me! 23 00:00:58.058 --> 00:01:01.028 -Oh, we are living through some trying times, right now. 24 00:01:01.061 --> 00:01:03.997 Mm, mm, mm. Employment's dropping. 25 00:01:04.031 --> 00:01:05.599 Crime is rising. 26 00:01:05.633 --> 00:01:07.201 The devil's on the level 27 00:01:07.235 --> 00:01:09.703 and it seems like we're dealing with a new evil every day. 28 00:01:09.737 --> 00:01:12.640 We've dealt with an affliction of evictions 29 00:01:12.673 --> 00:01:14.508 and wrongful convictions. 30 00:01:14.542 --> 00:01:16.844 Market crashes. Greenhouse gases. 31 00:01:16.877 --> 00:01:19.280 And anything left's gettin' taken out in taxes. 32 00:01:19.313 --> 00:01:21.014 Can I preach it like I feel it, y'all?! 33 00:01:21.048 --> 00:01:22.516 [All] Preach! 34 00:01:22.550 --> 00:01:24.051 - Can I preach it like I feel it, y'all?! 35 00:01:24.084 --> 00:01:25.819 - Preach! - Can I preach it 36 00:01:25.853 --> 00:01:27.655 like I feel it?! -Preach! 37 00:01:27.688 --> 00:01:30.258 -And in these times of uncertainty, 38 00:01:31.525 --> 00:01:34.395 oh, let God be our security. [Man] Mm-hmm. 39 00:01:34.428 --> 00:01:37.665 - Give him love and affection, and He'll offer his protection. 40 00:01:37.698 --> 00:01:40.634 But deny the Savoir, ha ha!, 41 00:01:40.668 --> 00:01:42.736 locks and bolts won't save ya. 42 00:01:42.770 --> 00:01:46.006 That alarm on the wall won't don't nothin' at all. 43 00:01:46.039 --> 00:01:48.842 The guard at the gate can't stop fate, 44 00:01:48.876 --> 00:01:51.545 because at the end of the day, the Good Lord giveth, 45 00:01:51.579 --> 00:01:53.647 and the Good Lord taketh away. 46 00:01:53.681 --> 00:01:55.583 Can I get an "Amen"?! [All] Amen! 47 00:01:55.616 --> 00:01:58.252 - I said, can I get an "Amen"?! [All] Amen! 48 00:01:58.286 --> 00:02:00.288 [applause] 49 00:02:03.591 --> 00:02:05.259 -Thank you, God bless you. -Thank you. 50 00:02:05.293 --> 00:02:07.428 -Thank you so much. -God bless. 51 00:02:07.461 --> 00:02:09.597 -Oh, I-I gotta go. No. I gotta go. 52 00:02:09.630 --> 00:02:10.764 -You don't have to, you know what- 53 00:02:10.798 --> 00:02:13.767 -Wonderful service today, Reverend! 54 00:02:13.801 --> 00:02:16.604 It reminded me of a sermon 55 00:02:16.637 --> 00:02:19.540 the late Reverend Gates gave back in 1967. 56 00:02:20.608 --> 00:02:22.109 Now, I know it was '67 57 00:02:22.142 --> 00:02:24.011 because it rained a lot that summer. 58 00:02:24.044 --> 00:02:25.779 And every time it did, 59 00:02:25.813 --> 00:02:28.582 my knee would swell up the size of a grapefruit! 60 00:02:28.616 --> 00:02:31.018 "Gabby Grapefruit Knee" they'd call me, 61 00:02:31.051 --> 00:02:32.920 on account of the inflammation. 62 00:02:32.953 --> 00:02:35.022 Never cared much for grapefruits, myself. 63 00:02:35.055 --> 00:02:36.557 Too tart. [chuckles] 64 00:02:36.590 --> 00:02:39.693 But, I heard if you mix it with aloe vera, 65 00:02:39.727 --> 00:02:41.795 it does wonders for the complexion. 66 00:02:42.830 --> 00:02:45.433 Now, as I was sayin'... 67 00:02:45.466 --> 00:02:47.401 what was I sayin'? 68 00:02:47.435 --> 00:02:49.370 -[chuckles] I, I have no idea. 69 00:02:49.403 --> 00:02:52.306 - [laughs] Oh, well, it's gettin' late. 70 00:02:52.340 --> 00:02:53.974 I really should get to walking home. 71 00:02:54.007 --> 00:02:55.943 -Alright, well you make sure you get home safe. 72 00:02:55.976 --> 00:02:58.078 -Don'tchu worry about me, Reverend. 73 00:02:58.111 --> 00:02:59.747 I'm walking with the Lord! 74 00:02:59.780 --> 00:03:01.482 And just in case He's busy, 75 00:03:01.515 --> 00:03:03.584 you know I keep that thang on me. 76 00:03:03.617 --> 00:03:05.253 -Okay. 77 00:03:05.286 --> 00:03:07.154 - Better than a sock full of quarters. 78 00:03:07.187 --> 00:03:08.689 -[laughs] Ugh! 79 00:03:12.660 --> 00:03:15.496 Oh, oh, Nas, you-you headin' down to the rec room 80 00:03:15.529 --> 00:03:17.431 to play your little video game, or? 81 00:03:17.465 --> 00:03:19.300 -It's not a video game, it's an open world, 82 00:03:19.333 --> 00:03:20.834 first-person shooter. 83 00:03:20.868 --> 00:03:23.637 -Alright, well, shoot this into the trash. 84 00:03:23.671 --> 00:03:25.639 Last time I had one of Gabby's brownies, 85 00:03:25.673 --> 00:03:27.608 my stomach was speaking in tongues. 86 00:03:27.641 --> 00:03:29.310 Ugh. 87 00:03:29.343 --> 00:03:31.445 -Gross. 88 00:03:31.479 --> 00:03:38.486 *** 89 00:03:38.519 --> 00:03:40.087 [hammering thuds] 90 00:03:40.120 --> 00:03:42.155 -Hey, hey! [Jack] Hey! 91 00:03:43.557 --> 00:03:45.693 -Ah, I appreciate you doing this, Jack. 92 00:03:45.726 --> 00:03:47.295 -Oh, yeah. No, it's not problem. 93 00:03:47.328 --> 00:03:48.862 Can't have Gabs' favorite seat squeaky. 94 00:03:48.896 --> 00:03:51.031 -[chuckles] 95 00:03:51.064 --> 00:03:53.100 Ah, I can't wait 'til I can fix up this place 96 00:03:53.133 --> 00:03:55.202 so you don't gotta keep doin' stuff like this no more. 97 00:03:55.235 --> 00:03:56.804 -Ah, no, no, no, no. 98 00:03:56.837 --> 00:03:58.672 After everything you and the church have done for me, 99 00:03:58.706 --> 00:04:00.541 really, it's not a problem. 100 00:04:00.574 --> 00:04:02.543 -Hey, Dad, girls are getting tired. 101 00:04:02.576 --> 00:04:04.378 Can you come out and help me practice? 102 00:04:04.412 --> 00:04:06.880 -Oh, sweetie, I can't. I, I gotta finish this. 103 00:04:06.914 --> 00:04:10.451 -You know, I used to spin a little rope back in my day. 104 00:04:10.484 --> 00:04:11.885 -Yeah? -Yeah! Let's go! 105 00:04:11.919 --> 00:04:13.654 -Uh oh! 106 00:04:13.687 --> 00:04:15.789 * Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack * 107 00:04:15.823 --> 00:04:17.725 * All dressed in black, black, black * 108 00:04:17.758 --> 00:04:19.793 * With silver buttons, buttons, buttons * 109 00:04:19.827 --> 00:04:22.563 * All down her back, back, back She jumps-- * 110 00:04:22.596 --> 00:04:25.399 -Ooh! Ooh! 111 00:04:25.433 --> 00:04:27.234 -Come on, Rev! One more time. 112 00:04:27.267 --> 00:04:29.403 -Just gimme one minute. Rev needs one minute. 113 00:04:29.437 --> 00:04:32.239 -Hey Rev, you mind giving me a hand, real quick? 114 00:04:32.272 --> 00:04:35.343 -Yeah, see, Miss Marge needs me, to help her out with the... 115 00:04:35.376 --> 00:04:37.144 with the bus, so... 116 00:04:37.177 --> 00:04:39.179 I'm, I'm gonna take a rain check! 117 00:04:40.548 --> 00:04:42.249 Oh, alright. -Okay. 118 00:04:43.451 --> 00:04:46.920 I changed the oil, I patched up that leaky radiator hose, 119 00:04:46.954 --> 00:04:48.822 but anything more than that 120 00:04:48.856 --> 00:04:50.691 is gonna take one of Jesus' miracles. 121 00:04:50.724 --> 00:04:51.925 [both chuckle] 122 00:04:51.959 --> 00:04:53.727 -Transmission still acting up? 123 00:04:53.761 --> 00:04:55.829 -Ooh! Like a child wantin' attention! 124 00:04:55.863 --> 00:04:57.865 -Well, don't you worry about that, Marge. 125 00:04:57.898 --> 00:04:59.166 -Hmm. 126 00:04:59.199 --> 00:05:01.234 -I'll moved some of the church's finances around, 127 00:05:01.268 --> 00:05:03.036 and pretty soon, we'll be able to buy you a brand new, 128 00:05:03.070 --> 00:05:04.738 top-of-the-line model. -What?! 129 00:05:04.772 --> 00:05:07.408 -One that'll make the Pope Mobile look like a whoopdy! 130 00:05:07.441 --> 00:05:09.176 [laughing] 131 00:05:09.209 --> 00:05:11.379 - Ah, we make do with what we got. 132 00:05:11.412 --> 00:05:13.581 Old girl may not be as fancy as she used to be, 133 00:05:13.614 --> 00:05:16.183 but a little junk in the trunk 134 00:05:16.216 --> 00:05:17.951 just means there's more of her to love. 135 00:05:17.985 --> 00:05:19.953 You know what I'm saying, Rev? You know what I'm saying? 136 00:05:19.987 --> 00:05:21.489 Ooh! Oh! 137 00:05:22.590 --> 00:05:24.492 [humming off-key] 138 00:05:26.093 --> 00:05:27.728 -Benjamin! 139 00:05:28.796 --> 00:05:30.063 Benjamin! 140 00:05:30.097 --> 00:05:32.733 -[laughs] Guess I got the Spirit, huh? 141 00:05:32.766 --> 00:05:34.802 -Sounds more like a demon, to me. 142 00:05:34.835 --> 00:05:36.670 -[laughs] Alright. 143 00:05:39.106 --> 00:05:41.274 -Forty-eight dollars, six cents, 144 00:05:41.308 --> 00:05:44.077 and a coupon that expired yesterday? 145 00:05:44.111 --> 00:05:45.979 -Well, what's it for? - Sticky Fingers. 146 00:05:46.013 --> 00:05:48.215 Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and a free large fountain drink 147 00:05:48.248 --> 00:05:50.451 with the purchase of any rack of ribs. 148 00:05:50.484 --> 00:05:52.420 -I'll take that. 149 00:05:52.453 --> 00:05:54.988 -How are we supposed to pay the bank back with barbecue? 150 00:05:55.022 --> 00:05:57.658 -I know! That's why I'm keepin' it. 151 00:05:57.691 --> 00:05:59.292 -I'm serious, Benjamin. 152 00:05:59.326 --> 00:06:01.595 -Baby, you don't have to worry about our financial situation. 153 00:06:01.629 --> 00:06:03.330 It's being handled. -Okay. 154 00:06:05.032 --> 00:06:06.767 [knock on door] 155 00:06:06.800 --> 00:06:09.169 -Knock, knock! -Speak of the devil! 156 00:06:09.202 --> 00:06:12.005 Baxter Whitcomb, the man with the plan! 157 00:06:12.039 --> 00:06:15.476 -How ya doin', Rev? Mrs. Wright, nice to see ya. 158 00:06:15.509 --> 00:06:17.911 -You know, we missed you at service today. 159 00:06:17.945 --> 00:06:20.113 -Oh, I bet it was a doozy. 160 00:06:20.147 --> 00:06:22.182 Unfortunately, the country club keep sticking me 161 00:06:22.215 --> 00:06:24.017 with these Sunday morning tee times. 162 00:06:24.051 --> 00:06:26.620 -[laughs] Well, at least you're keeping your cross on, huh? 163 00:06:26.654 --> 00:06:29.156 -Oh, yeah. Old family heirloom. 164 00:06:30.724 --> 00:06:32.359 But you know what they say, 165 00:06:32.392 --> 00:06:34.695 God and gold are the only two things that don't depreciate. 166 00:06:34.728 --> 00:06:36.464 -You know that's right. [laughs] 167 00:06:37.565 --> 00:06:40.300 -Uh, anyhoo, um, the reason I stopped by was just to see 168 00:06:40.333 --> 00:06:42.803 if anyone's been in asking about me lately? 169 00:06:42.836 --> 00:06:44.337 -Hmm. 170 00:06:44.371 --> 00:06:46.173 -Why would they be? 171 00:06:46.206 --> 00:06:49.710 -Oh, you know, investment questions, financial advice, 172 00:06:49.743 --> 00:06:51.311 that sorta stuff. 173 00:06:51.344 --> 00:06:53.714 -Not that I know of, but I'll keep an ear out for ya. 174 00:06:53.747 --> 00:06:55.348 -Thank you. 175 00:06:55.382 --> 00:06:56.817 -Oh, speaking of which, 176 00:06:56.850 --> 00:06:59.052 do you mind going through my investments with me? 177 00:06:59.086 --> 00:07:01.254 I just can't make heads or tails 178 00:07:01.288 --> 00:07:03.857 of all this internet-coin business, you know? 179 00:07:03.891 --> 00:07:06.727 -No problemo, Rev. Let's take a look, shall we? 180 00:07:06.760 --> 00:07:08.361 -Alright. -Okay. 181 00:07:09.897 --> 00:07:11.999 Ah, so this report is saying 182 00:07:12.032 --> 00:07:14.602 that you are up 200% from last month. 183 00:07:15.669 --> 00:07:17.738 -200 percent! [laughs] 184 00:07:17.771 --> 00:07:20.741 So, so, that means we have more crypto coin? 185 00:07:20.774 --> 00:07:23.911 -Ah, no, the amount of coin stays the same, 186 00:07:23.944 --> 00:07:26.079 but the value increases. 187 00:07:26.113 --> 00:07:28.882 -Okay, okay. So, the value increases. 188 00:07:28.916 --> 00:07:31.685 When-when do we get, when do we get all the coins? 189 00:07:31.719 --> 00:07:33.420 The actual coins? 190 00:07:33.453 --> 00:07:36.023 -You don't. That's the beauty of it! 191 00:07:36.056 --> 00:07:39.727 It's a virtual currency kept in your digital portfolio. 192 00:07:39.760 --> 00:07:41.695 -Digital portfolio. 193 00:07:41.729 --> 00:07:43.931 Okay, well, I would love to learn more 194 00:07:43.964 --> 00:07:45.699 about how this all works, you know. 195 00:07:45.733 --> 00:07:48.001 -No sweat. I'll tell ya what, 196 00:07:48.035 --> 00:07:49.770 I'll drop by later this week 197 00:07:49.803 --> 00:07:51.939 and go over everything with ya. How does that sound? Huh? 198 00:07:51.972 --> 00:07:53.574 -You're a good man, Baxter! 199 00:07:53.607 --> 00:07:55.108 -Hey, takes one to know one, Rev. 200 00:07:55.142 --> 00:07:58.145 Well, y'all, God bless. Take care. 201 00:08:05.285 --> 00:08:07.588 -I can't believe you gave that man all the church's money. 202 00:08:07.621 --> 00:08:09.456 -It's his job, Vanessa! 203 00:08:09.489 --> 00:08:12.259 He's a financial advisor, like I'm a spiritual advisor. 204 00:08:12.292 --> 00:08:14.795 -More like a false prophet turning false profits! 205 00:08:14.828 --> 00:08:16.664 -Baby, that's a good line. I gotta right that down. 206 00:08:17.765 --> 00:08:19.432 -I don't trust him, Benjamin. 207 00:08:19.466 --> 00:08:22.269 -Baxter? -Yeah, Baxter. 208 00:08:22.302 --> 00:08:24.071 -Baxter? 209 00:08:24.104 --> 00:08:27.407 He drives a minivan and tucks his khakis into his socks. 210 00:08:27.440 --> 00:08:29.409 -You never heard of a wolf in sheep's clothing? 211 00:08:29.442 --> 00:08:31.612 -Never heard of a wolf in pleated khakis. 212 00:08:33.413 --> 00:08:35.148 -This is the first man that that man has stepped foot 213 00:08:35.182 --> 00:08:37.785 into this church since you gave him all the money! 214 00:08:37.818 --> 00:08:40.420 -Baby, look, there's no need to worry. 215 00:08:40.453 --> 00:08:42.990 Baxter is gonna lead the church's finances 216 00:08:43.023 --> 00:08:44.792 into the promised land! 217 00:08:44.825 --> 00:08:46.159 -And what promised land is that? 218 00:08:46.193 --> 00:08:48.095 -How about triple our original investment, 219 00:08:48.128 --> 00:08:50.297 with enough left over to buy new robes for the choir? 220 00:08:50.330 --> 00:08:52.165 Not to mention yourself. 221 00:08:52.199 --> 00:08:54.167 Walkin' around at home with that ratty old robe, 222 00:08:54.201 --> 00:08:56.036 lookin' like "Thriller". 223 00:08:57.204 --> 00:08:59.973 -You know what? -[laughing] 224 00:09:00.007 --> 00:09:01.975 - Say it again. Say it-Benjamin. 225 00:09:03.611 --> 00:09:05.613 Stop that. Stop. [claps] 226 00:09:06.680 --> 00:09:09.482 -So, there I was, in my own lane, minding my own business 227 00:09:09.516 --> 00:09:12.853 when he cuts me off and then has the nerve 228 00:09:12.886 --> 00:09:14.955 to flip me the bird? Uh-uh. 229 00:09:14.988 --> 00:09:16.757 -And how did that make you feel? 230 00:09:16.790 --> 00:09:18.458 -Like getting outta my van 231 00:09:18.491 --> 00:09:20.427 and kicking off both of his side mirrors. 232 00:09:20.460 --> 00:09:22.129 [Benjamin] What did you do? 233 00:09:22.162 --> 00:09:24.497 [Marge] What we talked about. 234 00:09:24.531 --> 00:09:26.834 -Hey! You know better than that. 235 00:09:26.867 --> 00:09:29.770 -Turned up my easy listening mix, 236 00:09:29.803 --> 00:09:31.705 I counted to 10, 237 00:09:31.739 --> 00:09:33.340 and I gathered my thoughts. 238 00:09:33.373 --> 00:09:35.308 -Ha, ha, ha! That's great! 239 00:09:35.342 --> 00:09:37.510 -Then I kicked off both his side mirrors! 240 00:09:37.544 --> 00:09:39.512 -That's not so good, 241 00:09:39.546 --> 00:09:41.649 but you know, you tried, 242 00:09:41.682 --> 00:09:43.216 and that's a start. -Mm-hmm. 243 00:09:43.250 --> 00:09:45.218 -Now, you keep practicing about what we talked about. 244 00:09:45.252 --> 00:09:47.120 One day you're gonna lose your temper, 245 00:09:47.154 --> 00:09:48.321 and gonna lose it for good. 246 00:09:48.355 --> 00:09:49.890 Nas, you have something to add? 247 00:09:49.923 --> 00:09:52.159 -Yeah, uh, next time, don't kick out his side mirrors. 248 00:09:52.192 --> 00:09:53.560 -See? Yes, exactly. 249 00:09:53.593 --> 00:09:55.062 -Get his license plate. 250 00:09:55.095 --> 00:09:56.997 I'll hack into the DMV database and hit that sucker 251 00:09:57.030 --> 00:09:59.132 with three years' worth of parking tickets. 252 00:09:59.166 --> 00:10:01.368 -Okay! Will do! 253 00:10:01.401 --> 00:10:03.704 -Will not do! No! No! 254 00:10:03.737 --> 00:10:05.839 Nas, we talked about this. 255 00:10:05.873 --> 00:10:07.675 They were ready to reboot your butt outta high school 256 00:10:07.708 --> 00:10:09.576 for hacking into the principal's laptop. 257 00:10:09.609 --> 00:10:12.412 Signing him up for some indecent dating website. 258 00:10:12.445 --> 00:10:14.147 No more hacking! 259 00:10:14.181 --> 00:10:16.149 Otherwise I'll cut the internet in here 260 00:10:16.183 --> 00:10:18.051 quicker than you can type w-w-w-dot. 261 00:10:18.085 --> 00:10:19.887 -Chill, Rev! I was just playing. 262 00:10:19.920 --> 00:10:22.255 -Alright! Now, on a positive note, 263 00:10:22.289 --> 00:10:24.257 because I believe Skipper 264 00:10:24.291 --> 00:10:26.393 has something to share with the group. 265 00:10:26.426 --> 00:10:28.195 [Jack] Go on, tell 'em, Honey! 266 00:10:28.228 --> 00:10:30.097 -I got named captain of the double-Dutch team. 267 00:10:30.130 --> 00:10:32.199 [cheering, applause] 268 00:10:35.102 --> 00:10:36.837 [Benjamin] Congratulations! 269 00:10:36.870 --> 00:10:39.272 -Your Mom would be so proud of you. Yeah. 270 00:10:39.306 --> 00:10:41.441 -How you holding up, Jack? -Oh. 271 00:10:41.474 --> 00:10:43.610 -I know this time of year is... 272 00:10:43.643 --> 00:10:45.946 can be difficult for you two, you know? 273 00:10:45.979 --> 00:10:48.949 -Yeah, I mean, it's been six years this month 274 00:10:48.982 --> 00:10:51.618 since Skipper's beautiful Mom left us for the Lord. 275 00:10:52.753 --> 00:10:55.522 Uh, but we're doing alright. Keeping busy. 276 00:10:55.555 --> 00:10:58.591 You know, actually, I made this the other day. 277 00:10:59.927 --> 00:11:01.895 It's a birdhouse! -Hmm. 278 00:11:01.929 --> 00:11:04.732 -With... with a secret compartment. 279 00:11:06.133 --> 00:11:08.635 -[laughs] Hey! 280 00:11:08.668 --> 00:11:10.938 -Why would a bird need a secret compartment? 281 00:11:10.971 --> 00:11:13.073 -Everything's got a secret compartment. 282 00:11:13.106 --> 00:11:14.808 -I had a bird once. 283 00:11:14.842 --> 00:11:16.576 A big, ol' green parrot. 284 00:11:16.609 --> 00:11:18.611 Called him Mr. Squawkbox, 285 00:11:18.645 --> 00:11:20.948 because that bird would never stop talking! 286 00:11:20.981 --> 00:11:24.084 Y'all got no idea what it's like to have something 287 00:11:24.117 --> 00:11:26.119 that just talks, and talks, and talks. 288 00:11:26.153 --> 00:11:29.589 -Yeah, you know, Mr. Squawkbox, we'd all love to hear 289 00:11:29.622 --> 00:11:31.591 more stories about Mr. Squawkbox, 290 00:11:31.624 --> 00:11:33.994 but I do believe that Jordan was just about to share 291 00:11:34.027 --> 00:11:35.662 something with the group. 292 00:11:35.695 --> 00:11:37.965 -Hmm, I'm good. 293 00:11:39.366 --> 00:11:41.769 -Oh, come on, man! Sharing is caring! 294 00:11:42.836 --> 00:11:44.437 -Nothing to share, really. 295 00:11:48.041 --> 00:11:50.343 -You know, the whole point of the "Lean on Me" group 296 00:11:50.377 --> 00:11:52.545 is to have people to lean on, in times of trouble. 297 00:11:53.646 --> 00:11:56.616 But you need to open up so that we can help. 298 00:11:59.319 --> 00:12:02.022 -Well, last week, I celebrated my ten year anniversary. 299 00:12:03.156 --> 00:12:05.358 -That's great. Of what? 300 00:12:05.392 --> 00:12:07.360 -Getting paroled. 301 00:12:09.863 --> 00:12:11.364 -What were ya in for? 302 00:12:11.398 --> 00:12:13.033 -Robbery. 303 00:12:13.066 --> 00:12:15.668 But um, I've come a long way since then. 304 00:12:15.702 --> 00:12:17.805 Keeping out of trouble, my business is thriving. 305 00:12:17.838 --> 00:12:19.472 Even picked up a new hobby. 306 00:12:20.573 --> 00:12:22.675 -What hobby? -Golf. 307 00:12:22.709 --> 00:12:24.477 -So, something you do alone. 308 00:12:26.313 --> 00:12:28.882 Well, let's all thank Jordan for opening up 309 00:12:28.916 --> 00:12:30.717 and sharing with us today, huh? 310 00:12:30.750 --> 00:12:33.053 [Aall applaud] -Thank you, Jordan. 311 00:12:33.086 --> 00:12:34.721 -Thank you, Jordan. 312 00:12:34.754 --> 00:12:37.557 Alright, I think that's all the time we have for today. 313 00:12:37.590 --> 00:12:40.060 I'll see y'all next week. God bless! 314 00:12:40.093 --> 00:12:41.528 -Thank you, Reverend. 315 00:12:45.332 --> 00:12:46.967 -Jordan, 316 00:12:47.000 --> 00:12:50.237 oh man, you are a tough safe to crack. 317 00:12:50.270 --> 00:12:51.738 Now you've been comin' here all the time, 318 00:12:51.771 --> 00:12:54.341 I never even knew that you went to prison. 319 00:12:54.374 --> 00:12:56.209 -It's something I like to talk about. 320 00:12:56.243 --> 00:12:57.710 -And that's fine. 321 00:12:57.744 --> 00:12:59.446 But just know you've got people here if you do, alright? 322 00:13:02.883 --> 00:13:05.252 Hey, Jordan, it's better to be a part of something 323 00:13:05.285 --> 00:13:07.855 than apart from it. Alright? 324 00:13:08.922 --> 00:13:10.623 Think on that for me. 325 00:13:14.761 --> 00:13:16.363 [happy exhale] 326 00:13:19.799 --> 00:13:21.201 [knock on counter] 327 00:13:21.234 --> 00:13:22.769 -Drive-thru still open? 328 00:13:22.802 --> 00:13:25.772 -[laughs] Drive-thru, walk-in. 329 00:13:25.805 --> 00:13:27.707 As long as I'm here, we're open for business. 330 00:13:30.610 --> 00:13:33.113 -All jokes aside, Rev, we need to talk. 331 00:13:34.147 --> 00:13:36.583 -Okay. Well, come on around. 332 00:13:36.616 --> 00:13:38.118 - Okay. 333 00:13:39.286 --> 00:13:40.720 -What do you mean, "gone"?! 334 00:13:40.753 --> 00:13:42.890 -Well, it turns out that the crypto we invested in 335 00:13:42.923 --> 00:13:45.392 was inflated and over-leveraged. 336 00:13:45.425 --> 00:13:47.460 The value dropped drastically, zeroing out 337 00:13:47.494 --> 00:13:49.662 before I could liquidate your investment. 338 00:13:51.431 --> 00:13:53.400 But, don't worry, 339 00:13:53.433 --> 00:13:55.235 there is a way we can get it all back. 340 00:13:55.268 --> 00:13:57.237 -[laughs] Oh, thank God! 341 00:13:57.270 --> 00:13:59.139 -Just need a little bit more money. 342 00:13:59.172 --> 00:14:00.573 -More money?! 343 00:14:00.607 --> 00:14:02.142 -Well, it's a numbers game, Rev. You gotta spend money 344 00:14:02.175 --> 00:14:03.810 to make money. -No, no, no, no. 345 00:14:03.843 --> 00:14:05.445 You don't understand. 346 00:14:05.478 --> 00:14:08.248 That $50,000 was the last money the church had! 347 00:14:08.281 --> 00:14:10.083 I had to borrow it against the mortgage to get it! 348 00:14:10.117 --> 00:14:11.952 If I don't pay that back by the end of next week, 349 00:14:11.985 --> 00:14:14.121 the bank is gonna shut us down! 350 00:14:14.154 --> 00:14:17.490 -[sputters] Boy, that sure is a pickle, Rev. 351 00:14:17.524 --> 00:14:19.526 I'm sorry to hear that. 352 00:14:21.995 --> 00:14:23.763 [sighs despairingly] 353 00:14:26.466 --> 00:14:29.302 -Well, if you do come into any more money, 354 00:14:29.336 --> 00:14:31.104 you know where to find me. 355 00:14:34.141 --> 00:14:35.943 Okay. 356 00:14:37.144 --> 00:14:39.346 Have a good night, Reverend. 357 00:14:39.379 --> 00:14:44.817 *** 358 00:14:46.819 --> 00:14:48.288 [birds chirp] 359 00:14:48.321 --> 00:14:49.957 [Vanessa] Hope you left me some hot water. 360 00:14:51.024 --> 00:14:53.326 Oh, and we might have to call us a plumber. 361 00:14:53.360 --> 00:14:55.295 Those pipes are sounding like a grown man crying. 362 00:14:55.328 --> 00:14:57.064 [chuckles] 363 00:14:58.999 --> 00:15:00.533 What's up? 364 00:15:00.567 --> 00:15:02.669 -It's all gone. 365 00:15:02.702 --> 00:15:04.737 -What is? 366 00:15:08.575 --> 00:15:11.211 No. Uh-uh! Get dressed. 367 00:15:11.244 --> 00:15:12.745 We're gonna go down to his office. 368 00:15:14.847 --> 00:15:16.549 Do I look like I'm playing? 369 00:15:17.850 --> 00:15:19.552 Put some clothes on! 370 00:15:19.586 --> 00:15:23.690 *** 371 00:15:23.723 --> 00:15:25.658 Move faster, Benjamin! 372 00:15:25.692 --> 00:15:28.561 *** 373 00:15:28.595 --> 00:15:30.897 [rapid knocking on door] 374 00:15:32.599 --> 00:15:34.501 We wanna see Baxter Whitcomb! 375 00:15:34.534 --> 00:15:35.902 -Y'all got an appointment? 376 00:15:35.935 --> 00:15:37.570 -You just let him know that Benjamin and Vanessa Wright 377 00:15:37.604 --> 00:15:39.406 are here to see him. 378 00:15:39.439 --> 00:15:41.174 -Tell him yourself. 379 00:15:41.208 --> 00:15:42.709 [engine revs] 380 00:15:42.742 --> 00:15:48.681 *** 381 00:15:51.551 --> 00:15:53.020 -Baxter?! 382 00:15:56.456 --> 00:15:58.625 -Reverend, Mrs. Wright. 383 00:16:00.093 --> 00:16:02.429 How's it hangin'? 384 00:16:02.462 --> 00:16:03.896 -What happened to your minivan?! 385 00:16:03.930 --> 00:16:07.100 -Oh, that! Yeah, downsized to the two-door. 386 00:16:07.134 --> 00:16:08.735 Better on gas, you know? 387 00:16:08.768 --> 00:16:11.171 So, what can I do for you fine folks? 388 00:16:11.204 --> 00:16:12.939 -Where's our money? 389 00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:14.741 -Like I explained to your husband, 390 00:16:14.774 --> 00:16:18.111 our investment took a sudden downturn, and now it's gone. 391 00:16:18.145 --> 00:16:19.846 -Do you have a receipt? 392 00:16:19.879 --> 00:16:22.415 -[scoffs] When virtual entities dissolve like that, 393 00:16:22.449 --> 00:16:24.384 you don't usually get hard paperwork. 394 00:16:24.417 --> 00:16:26.619 -Well, we're not goin' anywhere without our money 395 00:16:26.653 --> 00:16:28.421 or some proof. 396 00:16:28.455 --> 00:16:30.290 -I don't think I like what you are implying, ma'am. 397 00:16:30.323 --> 00:16:31.958 -Oh! Well, let me be more direct! 398 00:16:31.991 --> 00:16:34.161 -Okay. Alright, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby. 399 00:16:35.328 --> 00:16:37.297 I think what my wife's trying to say is that 400 00:16:37.330 --> 00:16:39.066 we trusted you! 401 00:16:39.099 --> 00:16:41.534 We feel as though you haven't been totally honest with us, 402 00:16:41.568 --> 00:16:43.236 what with the car and the clothes. 403 00:16:44.304 --> 00:16:46.073 And the sudden bass in your voice. 404 00:16:46.106 --> 00:16:47.640 -I don't know what to tell ya, Rev. 405 00:16:47.674 --> 00:16:49.976 Investing in anything is a gamble. 406 00:16:51.144 --> 00:16:54.414 Now, Randy, please get off your phone 407 00:16:54.447 --> 00:16:56.283 and escort the Reverend 408 00:16:57.350 --> 00:16:59.119 and his wife off the premises. 409 00:17:01.521 --> 00:17:03.256 -You heard the man. 410 00:17:05.024 --> 00:17:06.659 [door shuts and lock clicks] 411 00:17:08.027 --> 00:17:09.962 -I can't believe he lied to us! 412 00:17:09.996 --> 00:17:11.798 -I never thought I would say this, 413 00:17:11.831 --> 00:17:13.666 but we're going to the police. 414 00:17:16.035 --> 00:17:17.804 Come on, Benjamin! 415 00:17:21.274 --> 00:17:23.009 -Mr. and Mrs. Wright, 416 00:17:23.042 --> 00:17:25.778 I'm Special Agent Sherry Sykes with the FBI. 417 00:17:25.812 --> 00:17:28.348 -FBI? But we called the police. 418 00:17:28.381 --> 00:17:30.117 -I'll be handling your case. 419 00:17:31.184 --> 00:17:32.919 May I come in? 420 00:17:32.952 --> 00:17:34.721 -Yeah, sure! 421 00:17:36.523 --> 00:17:38.958 -Sorry to say, you aren't the first people 422 00:17:38.991 --> 00:17:41.161 to file a complaint against Mr. Whitcomb. 423 00:17:41.194 --> 00:17:43.130 Apparently, he has done this to a number of people 424 00:17:43.163 --> 00:17:45.698 in the area and we've already begun a formal investigation. 425 00:17:46.899 --> 00:17:49.136 -So, so, you're gonna get us our money back? 426 00:17:50.203 --> 00:17:52.239 -I'm afraid it's not that simple. 427 00:17:55.375 --> 00:17:57.310 While dealing with Mr. Whitcomb, 428 00:17:57.344 --> 00:17:59.812 did you ever wire him any money? 429 00:17:59.846 --> 00:18:02.649 Something with a nine-digit routing number? 430 00:18:02.682 --> 00:18:04.484 Perhaps with letters? 431 00:18:04.517 --> 00:18:07.154 -No, it was cash. It was all cash. 432 00:18:08.688 --> 00:18:10.390 -That's what I was afraid of. 433 00:18:10.423 --> 00:18:12.492 -What's that supposed to mean? 434 00:18:12.525 --> 00:18:15.495 -[sighs] People like Baxter Whitcomb, 435 00:18:15.528 --> 00:18:17.730 very good at hiding their tracks. 436 00:18:17.764 --> 00:18:20.533 We've already scrutinized his personal and business accounts, 437 00:18:20.567 --> 00:18:22.502 and haven't found a trace of the $500,000 438 00:18:22.535 --> 00:18:25.405 he's been accused of taking. -$500,000? 439 00:18:25.438 --> 00:18:27.874 -What we need is proof of an illicit, 440 00:18:27.907 --> 00:18:30.210 off-shore account. Without that, 441 00:18:30.243 --> 00:18:33.045 a case like this could take months, or even years to solve. 442 00:18:33.079 --> 00:18:35.648 And even then, there is no guarantee we'll be able 443 00:18:35.682 --> 00:18:37.917 to get back everything that's been taken from you. 444 00:18:37.950 --> 00:18:40.019 -So, there's nothing we can do! 445 00:18:40.052 --> 00:18:43.190 -Legally, not at the moment, no. 446 00:18:44.724 --> 00:18:48.060 [sombre music] 447 00:18:48.094 --> 00:18:49.862 -What am I gonna tell my congregation? 448 00:18:52.765 --> 00:18:55.202 * Faithfulness 449 00:18:56.903 --> 00:19:00.440 * Lord, unto thee 450 00:19:03.910 --> 00:19:06.078 [organs plays final notes] 451 00:19:14.887 --> 00:19:16.723 [Vanessa clears her throat] 452 00:19:16.756 --> 00:19:18.891 -Oh, um, [chuckles] 453 00:19:18.925 --> 00:19:20.393 I'm sorry. 454 00:19:20.427 --> 00:19:21.894 Uh, where was I? 455 00:19:21.928 --> 00:19:23.430 [Man] Can I preach it like I feel it? 456 00:19:23.463 --> 00:19:25.432 -Can I, can I preach it like I feel it, yes, yes. 457 00:19:25.465 --> 00:19:27.234 [Congregation] Yes. Preach it! 458 00:19:27.267 --> 00:19:29.068 - Oh! Today's sermon 459 00:19:29.101 --> 00:19:31.571 is gonna be all about forgiveness. 460 00:19:31.604 --> 00:19:33.606 -Amen! -Preach! 461 00:19:33.640 --> 00:19:35.442 -Okay, alright. That's good. 462 00:19:35.475 --> 00:19:37.076 Y'all on, y'all on, 463 00:19:37.109 --> 00:19:39.212 y'all on board with that. Okay! 464 00:19:39.246 --> 00:19:40.747 Because uh, we've all made mistakes! 465 00:19:40.780 --> 00:19:42.349 [Woman] Yes! 466 00:19:43.483 --> 00:19:45.151 -Even Jesus, 467 00:19:45.184 --> 00:19:47.487 he trusted Judas, 468 00:19:47.520 --> 00:19:49.622 and look how that turned out! 469 00:19:49.656 --> 00:19:51.591 [Man] Really? 470 00:19:51.624 --> 00:19:53.426 -Not good! 471 00:19:53.460 --> 00:19:56.829 But we all forgave Jesus, right? 472 00:19:56.863 --> 00:19:58.498 -Every time. 473 00:19:58.531 --> 00:20:00.633 -We've all made mistakes. 474 00:20:00.667 --> 00:20:02.935 Like my man, Mike, right here. 475 00:20:02.969 --> 00:20:05.071 We forgave him, when he cheated on his wife! 476 00:20:05.104 --> 00:20:06.773 -[hushed] What're you doing, man? 477 00:20:06.806 --> 00:20:08.908 -Even she did! 478 00:20:08.941 --> 00:20:10.477 -What'chu doin', man? 479 00:20:10.510 --> 00:20:12.645 -[whispers] I'm sorry! 480 00:20:12.679 --> 00:20:14.947 Or, who could forget the time 481 00:20:14.981 --> 00:20:17.083 Rhonda gave us all head lice? 482 00:20:17.116 --> 00:20:18.818 [Woman] What?! [Man] I knew it! 483 00:20:18.851 --> 00:20:20.653 -We forgave her, didn't we? 484 00:20:20.687 --> 00:20:22.422 [Woman] I thought it was Judy! 485 00:20:22.455 --> 00:20:24.291 -All the time Marge-- -You better not! 486 00:20:24.324 --> 00:20:26.192 -Okay! Uh, [clears throat]. 487 00:20:26.225 --> 00:20:28.027 The point I'm trying to make is that 488 00:20:28.060 --> 00:20:30.497 we've all made mistakes. 489 00:20:30.530 --> 00:20:32.532 At one point or another, 490 00:20:32.565 --> 00:20:35.602 we've all sought forgiveness from one of our peers. 491 00:20:35.635 --> 00:20:37.337 [Congregation] Mm-hmm. 492 00:20:37.370 --> 00:20:39.739 -Including me. 493 00:20:42.041 --> 00:20:43.543 I uh, 494 00:20:43.576 --> 00:20:45.812 I lost all the church's money. 495 00:20:45.845 --> 00:20:47.680 [Congregation] What?! [murmuring] 496 00:20:49.582 --> 00:20:51.484 -I trusted someone I shouldn't have. 497 00:20:51.518 --> 00:20:54.321 Borrowed $50,000 against the mortgage. 498 00:20:54.354 --> 00:20:55.688 [Woman] What?! 499 00:20:55.722 --> 00:20:58.325 -Thought I could invest it to fix up this place, 500 00:20:58.358 --> 00:21:00.059 and instead I got played. 501 00:21:01.594 --> 00:21:04.531 And now, barring some sort of miracle, 502 00:21:06.399 --> 00:21:09.369 next Sunday's service will most likely be our last. 503 00:21:09.402 --> 00:21:11.371 [Congregation] What?! -Oh! 504 00:21:11.404 --> 00:21:13.340 [murmuring] 505 00:21:14.941 --> 00:21:16.709 [Man] Made a deal with the devil. 506 00:21:18.545 --> 00:21:20.513 -I tried everything. 507 00:21:20.547 --> 00:21:22.749 The bank, the Religious Relief Fund. 508 00:21:24.016 --> 00:21:26.319 Even reached out to old donors. 509 00:21:26.353 --> 00:21:28.087 No one can help. 510 00:21:28.120 --> 00:21:30.156 -Maybe there's something we can do? 511 00:21:30.189 --> 00:21:31.824 -Like a candy drive! 512 00:21:31.858 --> 00:21:34.494 -Or a car wash? -I could run a bake sale! 513 00:21:34.527 --> 00:21:37.096 -I appreciate the thought, but none of those things 514 00:21:37.129 --> 00:21:39.366 are gonna come up with $50,000 by the end of the week. 515 00:21:40.567 --> 00:21:42.469 -This guy that took your money, where'd he run off to? 516 00:21:43.770 --> 00:21:45.405 -Nowhere. 517 00:21:45.438 --> 00:21:47.707 -So, this man took $50,000 and he didn't even skip town? 518 00:21:47.740 --> 00:21:49.241 This might be the old me talking, 519 00:21:49.275 --> 00:21:51.378 but if he did that to me, I'd just go up in his crib 520 00:21:51.411 --> 00:21:53.413 and take back what was mine. -Man, it's no use. 521 00:21:53.446 --> 00:21:55.615 The FBI said he already cleaned out all his accounts. 522 00:21:55.648 --> 00:21:57.684 -Must mean he's got it all in cash, then. 523 00:21:57.717 --> 00:21:59.619 Just sittin' there waiting for someone to take it all back. 524 00:21:59.652 --> 00:22:01.854 [Gabby] Well, we could still do something. 525 00:22:01.888 --> 00:22:03.756 [Marge] A car wash would help a little bit. 526 00:22:03.790 --> 00:22:05.692 [chattering indistinctly] 527 00:22:05.725 --> 00:22:07.494 -Stay strong, Rev. 528 00:22:11.598 --> 00:22:14.266 -I know you'll figure out something, Reverend. 529 00:22:14.300 --> 00:22:15.868 In times like this, 530 00:22:15.902 --> 00:22:17.770 the Good Lord always finds a way. 531 00:22:24.611 --> 00:22:26.879 -[echoey voice] Can't wait 'til I can fix up this place 532 00:22:26.913 --> 00:22:28.748 so you don't have to be doin' stuff like this no more. 533 00:22:31.418 --> 00:22:33.820 [Vanessa] More like a false prophet turnin' false profits. 534 00:22:36.322 --> 00:22:38.157 [Baxter] I don't know what to tell ya, Rev., 535 00:22:38.190 --> 00:22:40.192 investing in anything is a gamble. 536 00:22:41.961 --> 00:22:44.096 [Jordan] If he did that to me, I'd just go up in his crib 537 00:22:44.130 --> 00:22:45.665 and take back what was mine. 538 00:22:45.698 --> 00:22:47.333 -[sighs] 539 00:22:47.366 --> 00:22:49.802 -Hey, Jordan, uh, can I talk to you for a second? 540 00:22:51.438 --> 00:22:53.005 Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo, 541 00:22:53.039 --> 00:22:55.107 that, that is a nice watch. 542 00:22:55.141 --> 00:22:57.276 -Thanks. I worked hard for it. 543 00:22:57.309 --> 00:22:58.811 -You know, it must've been difficult, 544 00:22:58.845 --> 00:23:01.013 considering your past and every-- 545 00:23:01.047 --> 00:23:03.750 Well, okay, I didn't mean that. What I meant was, like-- 546 00:23:03.783 --> 00:23:06.152 -It's fine. What can I do for you? 547 00:23:07.520 --> 00:23:09.689 -You know that, that thing you said earlier? 548 00:23:10.857 --> 00:23:13.693 You know, just about taking the money back from Baxter, and, 549 00:23:17.029 --> 00:23:19.198 how, how would I go about doing that? 550 00:23:20.332 --> 00:23:21.801 -You're joking, right? 551 00:23:21.834 --> 00:23:24.203 Rev, I was just talkin'. 552 00:23:24.236 --> 00:23:26.272 This ain't the kinda thing you wanna get yourself mixed up in. 553 00:23:26.305 --> 00:23:27.874 -You weren't wrong, though. 554 00:23:27.907 --> 00:23:30.009 I took an oath to protect this community 555 00:23:30.042 --> 00:23:31.944 by any means necessary, 556 00:23:31.978 --> 00:23:34.814 and if the police can't help and the banks won't, 557 00:23:34.847 --> 00:23:37.349 then it's on me to get that money back and save the church. 558 00:23:38.417 --> 00:23:40.520 I, I... I just need a little guidance. 559 00:23:40.553 --> 00:23:42.655 -[sighs] Look, Rev, 560 00:23:42.689 --> 00:23:44.791 I appreciate everything you and the church have done for me 561 00:23:44.824 --> 00:23:46.493 these past couple years. 562 00:23:46.526 --> 00:23:47.994 This group has really helped keep me 563 00:23:48.027 --> 00:23:49.696 on the straight and narrow. 564 00:23:50.863 --> 00:23:52.599 But I can't get involved in something like this. 565 00:23:56.836 --> 00:23:59.038 -I, I understand. Thanks, anyway. 566 00:24:00.707 --> 00:24:02.642 Oh, and Jordan, 567 00:24:02.675 --> 00:24:04.410 I'd appreciate, you know, 568 00:24:04.443 --> 00:24:06.278 you keep this discussion between you and me. 569 00:24:07.714 --> 00:24:09.348 -Wait you're, 570 00:24:09.381 --> 00:24:10.883 you're not still gonna go through with this, are you? 571 00:24:10.917 --> 00:24:12.519 -When you're part of something 572 00:24:12.552 --> 00:24:15.087 that means so much to so many people, 573 00:24:15.121 --> 00:24:17.056 you gotta be willing to do whatever it takes to protect it. 574 00:24:18.457 --> 00:24:20.527 And I wouldn't be able to live with myself 575 00:24:20.560 --> 00:24:23.395 if I just sat back and did nothing. 576 00:24:25.131 --> 00:24:27.333 [sombre music turns suspenseful] 577 00:24:27.366 --> 00:24:29.736 *** 578 00:24:29.769 --> 00:24:31.938 * Oh, oh, oh yeah 579 00:24:31.971 --> 00:24:33.540 * Oh, oh, oh no no 580 00:24:34.974 --> 00:24:36.843 * Oh, oh, oh yeah 581 00:24:36.876 --> 00:24:38.377 * Oh, oh, oh yeah 582 00:24:38.410 --> 00:24:40.212 * Oh, oh, oh no no 583 00:24:40.246 --> 00:24:41.581 [pensive sigh] 584 00:24:43.449 --> 00:24:45.384 -Yeah! Okay! 585 00:24:45.417 --> 00:24:47.453 Hey! Hey! 586 00:24:47.486 --> 00:24:49.656 Put the money in the bag, or else! 587 00:24:50.823 --> 00:24:52.725 Put the money in the bag, 588 00:24:52.759 --> 00:24:56.228 otherwise people gonna get hurt! 589 00:24:56.262 --> 00:24:58.765 Oh, I tried to warn you, sucker! 590 00:24:58.798 --> 00:25:01.300 May God have mercy on your soul! 591 00:25:01.333 --> 00:25:02.802 Brap-brap-brap! 592 00:25:02.835 --> 00:25:04.671 [Benjamin's phone buzzes] 593 00:25:05.838 --> 00:25:07.574 Who is it?! 594 00:25:07.607 --> 00:25:09.208 [Jordan] Reverend Wright? Is that you? 595 00:25:09.241 --> 00:25:12.144 -Oh, uh... Jordan? 596 00:25:12.178 --> 00:25:13.946 -This a bad time? 597 00:25:13.980 --> 00:25:15.982 -No, no. I was just, um... 598 00:25:17.083 --> 00:25:20.553 I was just re-reading the Bible. 599 00:25:20.587 --> 00:25:22.321 -I thought about what you said. 600 00:25:22.354 --> 00:25:25.224 The way I see it, you're doin' this for all the right reasons. 601 00:25:25.257 --> 00:25:27.627 Most people who steal do it for themselves; 602 00:25:27.660 --> 00:25:29.261 you're doing it to help others. 603 00:25:29.295 --> 00:25:31.030 So, morally, I can abide by it. 604 00:25:32.131 --> 00:25:33.833 -What'chu tryin' to say, Jordan? 605 00:25:33.866 --> 00:25:36.468 -Get some sleep. 'Cause tomorrow, 606 00:25:36.502 --> 00:25:39.005 we start planning how to get your money back. 607 00:25:39.038 --> 00:25:43.009 *** 608 00:25:44.310 --> 00:25:46.112 * Yeahhhh 609 00:25:46.145 --> 00:25:48.981 -It's on now! It's on now, man! 610 00:25:50.016 --> 00:25:51.784 * Yeahhhh, yeahhhh 611 00:25:51.818 --> 00:25:53.452 -Yeah! 612 00:25:53.485 --> 00:25:54.987 [tires rumble] 613 00:25:58.825 --> 00:26:00.492 [window hums] 614 00:26:02.494 --> 00:26:04.030 -What're you wearing, man? 615 00:26:04.063 --> 00:26:05.531 This is a stakeout, not date night. 616 00:26:05.564 --> 00:26:07.299 Go grab something outta the lost and found. 617 00:26:09.836 --> 00:26:11.537 [cars honk] 618 00:26:11.570 --> 00:26:13.139 -Two possible entry points: 619 00:26:13.172 --> 00:26:14.807 one in the front, one in the back. 620 00:26:14.841 --> 00:26:16.876 No camera on the back door, though. 621 00:26:22.414 --> 00:26:23.816 [audio device clunks] 622 00:26:23.850 --> 00:26:26.552 -Whoa, whoa, what is that thing? 623 00:26:26.585 --> 00:26:28.554 -It's a parabolic sound amplifier. 624 00:26:28.587 --> 00:26:30.189 It's a little something from back in the day. 625 00:26:30.222 --> 00:26:32.458 -Whoa, whoa, man. 626 00:26:32.491 --> 00:26:34.827 Now, that sounds cool! 627 00:26:34.861 --> 00:26:36.763 Yeah, that sounds... 628 00:26:39.198 --> 00:26:41.000 Where'd you get the van? 629 00:26:42.034 --> 00:26:43.770 -It's my work truck. 630 00:26:45.404 --> 00:26:47.506 [door creaks open] 631 00:26:47.539 --> 00:26:49.041 [speech recorder beeps on] 632 00:26:49.075 --> 00:26:50.910 -Security guard in the main office. 633 00:26:50.943 --> 00:26:53.545 Walks the perimeter every 30 minutes or so. 634 00:26:53.579 --> 00:26:55.347 On his phone a lot. 635 00:26:58.617 --> 00:27:00.352 -You a rug salesman? 636 00:27:00.386 --> 00:27:02.054 -Carpet installation. -Right. 637 00:27:03.890 --> 00:27:05.858 What's the difference, because you got like, 15 rugs-- 638 00:27:05.892 --> 00:27:07.694 -Come on, man! Pay attention. 639 00:27:07.727 --> 00:27:08.995 We're supposed to be gathering intel, here. 640 00:27:09.028 --> 00:27:10.697 -Right, right. M-m-my bad. 641 00:27:12.064 --> 00:27:14.701 Casing the joint. [sighs] 642 00:27:14.734 --> 00:27:16.502 [engine revs] 643 00:27:16.535 --> 00:27:19.171 -Oh, oh! There's goes Baxter, right there! 644 00:27:19.205 --> 00:27:20.907 [engine cuts off, door closes] 645 00:27:24.543 --> 00:27:26.578 [Randy] Mr. Whitcomb, can you give me a hand? 646 00:27:26.612 --> 00:27:28.580 It's pretty, pretty heavy. -[irritated exhale 647 00:27:30.649 --> 00:27:32.952 -Alright, one, two, three! [effort grunts] 648 00:27:35.321 --> 00:27:38.357 Do you have a phone charger cable I could borrow? 649 00:27:38.390 --> 00:27:40.592 -Again? No, Randy! 650 00:27:40.626 --> 00:27:42.194 I pay you to look after this building, 651 00:27:42.228 --> 00:27:44.130 not spend all day looking for dates. 652 00:27:44.163 --> 00:27:46.132 -By the way, is your cousin still a hard no? 653 00:27:46.165 --> 00:27:47.633 -Shut up! -Okay. 654 00:27:47.666 --> 00:27:49.368 -Suspicious looking bag. 655 00:27:49.401 --> 00:27:51.403 -You think he got the church's money in there? 656 00:27:51.437 --> 00:27:52.872 -Does the Pope wear a pointy hat? 657 00:27:52.905 --> 00:27:55.742 -Ha, ha! We gotta find out where they're putting that. 658 00:27:57.609 --> 00:27:59.245 -I got an idea. 659 00:27:59.278 --> 00:28:01.080 [upbeat suspenseful music] 660 00:28:04.283 --> 00:28:08.855 *** 661 00:28:10.256 --> 00:28:12.224 Let me borrow that hoodie real quick. 662 00:28:12.258 --> 00:28:18.798 *** 663 00:28:18.831 --> 00:28:23.635 *** 664 00:28:24.837 --> 00:28:26.973 -Yo, man, you lookin' to buy any phone accessories, 665 00:28:27.006 --> 00:28:29.241 or anything like that? I got phone cases-- 666 00:28:29.275 --> 00:28:31.177 -Uh, a charging cable? 667 00:28:31.210 --> 00:28:33.179 -Yeah, I got phone chargers. Yeah, I got cables. 668 00:28:33.212 --> 00:28:35.514 -Uh, how much? -Ten dollars. 669 00:28:35.547 --> 00:28:37.283 -I'll give ya five. 670 00:28:37.316 --> 00:28:38.951 -Five? Come on, man. How 'bout eight? 671 00:28:38.985 --> 00:28:40.953 - How 'bout five and I won't call the cops 672 00:28:40.987 --> 00:28:42.955 on your raggedy-looking ass? -Alright, alright. 673 00:28:42.989 --> 00:28:44.957 No need to get the authorities involved. 674 00:28:44.991 --> 00:28:46.558 -Same time. 675 00:28:48.127 --> 00:28:49.796 -Yeah! 676 00:28:49.829 --> 00:28:54.433 *** 677 00:28:54.466 --> 00:28:56.202 [audio feedback squeals] 678 00:28:56.235 --> 00:29:00.439 *** 679 00:29:00.472 --> 00:29:02.508 [door creaks open, shuts] 680 00:29:03.709 --> 00:29:06.245 -Only $49,995 to go! 681 00:29:07.646 --> 00:29:09.381 -Now what? 682 00:29:09.415 --> 00:29:10.883 -Wait for them to call us. 683 00:29:10.917 --> 00:29:13.052 [door creaks open and closes] 684 00:29:16.522 --> 00:29:18.024 [phone beeps] 685 00:29:21.727 --> 00:29:24.030 [outlet crackles and sparks, smoke hisses] 686 00:29:29.001 --> 00:29:32.171 [water hisses, alarm bell rings] 687 00:29:35.707 --> 00:29:37.009 -Ahg! 688 00:29:37.043 --> 00:29:39.511 [alarm bell rings loudly] 689 00:29:40.679 --> 00:29:42.014 [relieved sigh] 690 00:29:42.048 --> 00:29:44.550 [music intensifies] 691 00:29:46.718 --> 00:29:49.688 [Sherry] 10:50 a.m., carpeting truck arrives. 692 00:29:49.721 --> 00:29:52.391 Likely here to survey damages from yesterday's fire alarm. 693 00:29:56.195 --> 00:29:58.230 -You Jordan the carpet guy? 694 00:29:58.264 --> 00:30:00.399 -You Randy who started the electrical fire? 695 00:30:00.432 --> 00:30:01.934 -Right this way. 696 00:30:01.968 --> 00:30:04.603 [suspenseful music] 697 00:30:10.142 --> 00:30:12.611 -Yeah. Righty-oh! 698 00:30:12.644 --> 00:30:15.181 Well, I will be by later, to grab that money from you, 699 00:30:15.214 --> 00:30:18.050 and we will have you and your family in your dream home, 700 00:30:18.084 --> 00:30:20.052 in no time. 701 00:30:20.086 --> 00:30:22.254 That's right, cash or money order. 702 00:30:22.288 --> 00:30:25.391 Okay. A sucker is born every minute! 703 00:30:26.458 --> 00:30:27.793 What's up? 704 00:30:27.826 --> 00:30:29.929 -The carpet guy is here. -Finally! 705 00:30:29.962 --> 00:30:32.631 I'm wearing $1,000 loafers in this shag swamp. 706 00:30:32.664 --> 00:30:34.566 [water trickles] 707 00:30:34.600 --> 00:30:36.302 I want these carpets installed ASAP. 708 00:30:36.335 --> 00:30:38.237 -Sounds good. Just need a couple of minutes 709 00:30:38.270 --> 00:30:39.972 to get some measurements. 710 00:30:43.842 --> 00:30:46.245 What's this office? 30 by 30? 711 00:30:46.278 --> 00:30:47.947 [Baxter] Mm-hmm. 712 00:30:50.016 --> 00:30:52.151 -Any damage behind that door? 713 00:30:52.184 --> 00:30:54.086 -Nothing that concerns you! 714 00:30:54.120 --> 00:30:56.889 Listen to me, you just focus on this office, 715 00:30:56.923 --> 00:30:59.425 the lobby out there, and that hallway. 716 00:30:59.458 --> 00:31:00.927 You got that? 717 00:31:00.960 --> 00:31:02.794 -Sounds good. Just gimme a couple minutes 718 00:31:02.828 --> 00:31:05.531 to get some dimensions. -Mm-hmm. 719 00:31:06.698 --> 00:31:08.434 [toolbox clatters] 720 00:31:10.502 --> 00:31:12.304 - Randy? What did I tell you about sitting on the furniture? 721 00:31:12.338 --> 00:31:15.341 Will you get back to work? -Mm-hmm! 722 00:31:15.374 --> 00:31:16.008 [door creaks] 723 00:31:16.042 --> 00:31:19.979 *** 724 00:31:20.012 --> 00:31:22.214 [toolbox rattles] 725 00:31:23.715 --> 00:31:25.918 [suspenseful music] 726 00:31:25.952 --> 00:31:32.724 *** 727 00:31:34.526 --> 00:31:38.897 *** 728 00:31:42.401 --> 00:31:44.470 [measuring wheel rattles] 729 00:31:46.238 --> 00:31:47.706 [footsteps squelch] 730 00:31:50.842 --> 00:31:58.217 *** 731 00:31:58.250 --> 00:31:59.986 [door creaks] 732 00:32:03.422 --> 00:32:05.357 [suspenseful music] 733 00:32:05.391 --> 00:32:07.259 [footsteps thud] 734 00:32:13.099 --> 00:32:14.733 [grate clunks] 735 00:32:14.766 --> 00:32:16.935 [suspenseful music] 736 00:32:18.870 --> 00:32:22.741 *** 737 00:32:25.377 --> 00:32:27.613 -[sighs] [stomach growls] 738 00:32:28.780 --> 00:32:31.783 [deep sigh] 739 00:32:33.452 --> 00:32:35.021 Oh. 740 00:32:35.054 --> 00:32:37.089 [romantic music, bell tolls] 741 00:32:37.123 --> 00:32:39.258 [door clunks open] 742 00:32:39.291 --> 00:32:41.427 [grunts with effort] 743 00:32:41.460 --> 00:32:43.195 [door closes] 744 00:32:43.229 --> 00:32:44.997 -Huh? 745 00:32:45.031 --> 00:32:47.099 [suspenseful music] 746 00:32:51.137 --> 00:32:54.406 * I couldn't even pray so I say * 747 00:32:54.440 --> 00:32:57.243 * We're just sinners 748 00:32:57.276 --> 00:32:58.777 * Sing Thy praise 749 00:33:00.479 --> 00:33:02.681 News Anchor: Overdose deaths rose sharply-- 750 00:33:02.714 --> 00:33:03.882 -Reverend Wright! [phone clatters] 751 00:33:05.317 --> 00:33:07.719 -Agent Sykes! Wh, what are you doing here? 752 00:33:07.753 --> 00:33:10.056 -Funny, I was just about to ask you the same thing! 753 00:33:11.123 --> 00:33:12.958 -Well, um, [clears throat] 754 00:33:12.991 --> 00:33:14.660 I had a coupon, so... 755 00:33:16.262 --> 00:33:17.796 What, what brings you here? 756 00:33:17.829 --> 00:33:20.632 -Oh, I'm not really at liberty to say, but um, 757 00:33:20.666 --> 00:33:21.800 just between you and me, 758 00:33:21.833 --> 00:33:23.902 I'm here staking out Baxter's office. 759 00:33:23.935 --> 00:33:25.604 -Oh! 760 00:33:25.637 --> 00:33:27.606 -Not to pry, but did I just watch you climb out 761 00:33:27.639 --> 00:33:29.941 of that carpeting van? 762 00:33:31.843 --> 00:33:33.779 -Uh...yeah. 763 00:33:33.812 --> 00:33:35.914 Yeah, I suppose so. 764 00:33:35.947 --> 00:33:37.816 -New line of work? 765 00:33:37.849 --> 00:33:39.718 -Well, gotta find something, 766 00:33:39.751 --> 00:33:41.587 now that the church is closing, so. 767 00:33:41.620 --> 00:33:43.655 -Must be hard, your first client is the same man 768 00:33:43.689 --> 00:33:45.824 you defrauded your church out of $50,000. 769 00:33:45.857 --> 00:33:49.595 -Yeah. Why do you think they have me staying in the van, 770 00:33:49.628 --> 00:33:51.163 right? [laughs] 771 00:33:52.198 --> 00:33:53.965 Ah! [laughs] Ah! 772 00:33:56.202 --> 00:33:59.171 But the Good Lord preaches forgiveness, you know, 773 00:33:59.205 --> 00:34:01.473 just turn the other cheek. 774 00:34:01.507 --> 00:34:04.643 -Also says, "an eye for an eye." 775 00:34:04.676 --> 00:34:07.346 -Yeah, he says, says a lot of things. Look at the time! 776 00:34:07.379 --> 00:34:10.182 See, I gotta go back to the van, 777 00:34:11.350 --> 00:34:13.652 so, it was great seein' ya, Agent Sykes! 778 00:34:13.685 --> 00:34:17.089 And best of luck on your investigation. 779 00:34:17.123 --> 00:34:18.857 [table jingles] 780 00:34:28.700 --> 00:34:32.504 *** 781 00:34:32.538 --> 00:34:34.640 -I need you to run a plate for me. 782 00:34:34.673 --> 00:34:37.309 *** 783 00:34:37.343 --> 00:34:39.178 [taps golf ball] 784 00:34:41.847 --> 00:34:43.382 [Exhales] 785 00:34:43.415 --> 00:34:45.151 -You big into golf? 786 00:34:45.184 --> 00:34:47.052 -It's the sport of kings. 787 00:34:47.085 --> 00:34:48.987 Great for networking, too. 788 00:34:50.189 --> 00:34:52.491 -As long as you let 'em win. 789 00:34:52.524 --> 00:34:54.493 -You play? -From time to time. 790 00:34:56.428 --> 00:34:58.264 Is that real gold? 791 00:35:02.168 --> 00:35:04.002 -Just so you know, 792 00:35:04.035 --> 00:35:06.272 I have cameras all over this building. 793 00:35:10.409 --> 00:35:12.511 -Job shouldn't take more than a few hours. 794 00:35:12.544 --> 00:35:14.380 Just need a day where the office will be clear 795 00:35:14.413 --> 00:35:16.182 so I can tear everything up. 796 00:35:16.215 --> 00:35:18.917 -Sunday. I have my regular tee time at the country club. 797 00:35:18.950 --> 00:35:20.719 Office will be empty. 798 00:35:20.752 --> 00:35:22.254 -Works for me. -Fine! 799 00:35:22.288 --> 00:35:25.424 Randy will let you in if he hasn't burned the place 800 00:35:25.457 --> 00:35:27.092 to the ground by then! 801 00:35:27.125 --> 00:35:29.261 [globe squeaks] 802 00:35:29.295 --> 00:35:31.597 - One time. 803 00:35:31.630 --> 00:35:33.199 -Sunday, it is. 804 00:35:38.804 --> 00:35:39.938 -How'd it go? 805 00:35:39.971 --> 00:35:41.940 -This is gonna be a lot harder than I thought. 806 00:35:41.973 --> 00:35:43.709 -Oh. 807 00:35:47.446 --> 00:35:50.249 Oh! 808 00:35:50.282 --> 00:35:52.584 I went to, I went to Sticky Fingers. 809 00:35:52.618 --> 00:35:54.286 You know, really good ribs. 810 00:35:54.320 --> 00:35:56.788 I had a coupon! But it was expired, 811 00:35:56.822 --> 00:35:58.957 but they took it anyway, so. 812 00:36:00.091 --> 00:36:01.727 Still there? Gone? 813 00:36:04.596 --> 00:36:06.798 -This ain't just gonna be some smash and grab job. 814 00:36:06.832 --> 00:36:08.133 Aside from the guard, 815 00:36:08.166 --> 00:36:10.202 there are four security cameras, 816 00:36:10.236 --> 00:36:12.238 all monitored by a closed circuit system 817 00:36:12.271 --> 00:36:14.906 located in the security office. 818 00:36:14.940 --> 00:36:17.743 On top of that, the cash is likely in this sucker, 819 00:36:17.776 --> 00:36:18.977 the X2000. 820 00:36:19.010 --> 00:36:20.912 Facial recognition, laser sensors, 821 00:36:20.946 --> 00:36:22.548 and a reinforced steel door. 822 00:36:22.581 --> 00:36:23.915 That's the best personal security lock 823 00:36:23.949 --> 00:36:25.584 that money could buy. -So, it's gonna be tough? 824 00:36:25.617 --> 00:36:27.619 -Damn near impossible. -[sighs] 825 00:36:27.653 --> 00:36:29.821 -You need at least a five-man crew to pull off a job this big, 826 00:36:29.855 --> 00:36:31.657 and not just any five jokers off the street. 827 00:36:31.690 --> 00:36:33.592 We're talkin' specialists. 828 00:36:38.530 --> 00:36:40.332 Somebody to keep Randy busy. 829 00:36:40.366 --> 00:36:42.801 -Y'all don't know what it's like to have a bird 830 00:36:42.834 --> 00:36:44.336 that just talks, and talks, and talks! 831 00:36:46.538 --> 00:36:48.340 - Someone who can hack into the camera system. 832 00:36:48.374 --> 00:36:50.242 -I'll hack into the DMV database 833 00:36:50.276 --> 00:36:52.778 and hit that sucker with three years' worth of parking tickets. 834 00:36:54.846 --> 00:36:56.582 -A reliable wheelman. 835 00:36:56.615 --> 00:36:58.149 -He cuts me off 836 00:36:58.183 --> 00:37:00.018 and then has the nerve to give me the bird? 837 00:37:01.853 --> 00:37:03.689 -Someone who's light enough on their feet 838 00:37:03.722 --> 00:37:05.291 to avoid the laser sensors. 839 00:37:05.324 --> 00:37:07.058 -I got named captain of the double-Dutch team. 840 00:37:09.227 --> 00:37:11.162 - And finally, we gonna need a utility guy. 841 00:37:11.196 --> 00:37:12.698 Jack of all trades. 842 00:37:12.731 --> 00:37:15.066 - It's a birdhouse with a secret compartment. 843 00:37:18.737 --> 00:37:20.706 -If we can fill out this roster, we might have a shot 844 00:37:20.739 --> 00:37:22.173 at pulling this thing off. 845 00:37:23.675 --> 00:37:25.176 -I think I know the crew for the job! 846 00:37:27.413 --> 00:37:29.014 -Alright, um... 847 00:37:29.047 --> 00:37:31.049 [suspenseful music] 848 00:37:32.017 --> 00:37:33.485 Come. 849 00:37:34.986 --> 00:37:36.688 [exhales] 850 00:37:39.691 --> 00:37:41.827 I just wanna thank y'all for meeting with me today. 851 00:37:43.061 --> 00:37:45.163 Before we get started, I just wanna say that 852 00:37:46.498 --> 00:37:48.500 what I'm about to ask you goes above and beyond 853 00:37:48.534 --> 00:37:51.870 the normal preacher-parishioner relationship. 854 00:37:54.440 --> 00:37:56.141 Each one of y'all got a set of skills 855 00:37:56.174 --> 00:37:58.176 I need to help save the church, and normally, 856 00:37:58.209 --> 00:37:59.978 I would never get ya involved in something like this, 857 00:38:00.011 --> 00:38:02.180 but I'm out of time and I'm out of options. 858 00:38:02.213 --> 00:38:04.716 So, if y'all don't wanna get involved in this, 859 00:38:04.750 --> 00:38:06.852 you wanna leave right now, I completely understand and-- 860 00:38:06.885 --> 00:38:09.154 -Rev, Rev, Rev, I think I speak for all of us 861 00:38:09.187 --> 00:38:11.523 when I say there's nothing that we wouldn't do 862 00:38:11.557 --> 00:38:13.091 for you wan the church. 863 00:38:14.192 --> 00:38:15.594 -Alright. 864 00:38:16.895 --> 00:38:18.730 [sighs] This Sunday, 865 00:38:19.898 --> 00:38:22.067 in between the morning and afternoon service, 866 00:38:23.535 --> 00:38:25.537 we're gonna break into Baxter Whitcomb's office 867 00:38:25.571 --> 00:38:27.205 and take back the money he stole from the church. 868 00:38:27.238 --> 00:38:29.941 -Have you lost your mind?! You know I have priors! 869 00:38:29.975 --> 00:38:33.011 -GTA IRL! - I'm in! 870 00:38:33.044 --> 00:38:35.013 [Jack] No! No, no, you're not! 871 00:38:35.046 --> 00:38:36.715 -Why us? 872 00:38:36.748 --> 00:38:38.417 -Because I need a crew I can trust. 873 00:38:38.450 --> 00:38:41.219 Five people who have as much at stake in this place as I do. 874 00:38:41.252 --> 00:38:43.355 -That's sweet and all, but none of us know 875 00:38:43.389 --> 00:38:45.223 the first thing about pulling off no heist! 876 00:38:45.256 --> 00:38:47.192 -I thought of that. That's why we've got Jordan! 877 00:38:47.225 --> 00:38:49.761 -Yeah, didn't he go to prison? - Twice. 878 00:38:49.795 --> 00:38:52.798 -If he's been locked up twice, he must not be very good at it. 879 00:38:52.831 --> 00:38:54.800 -No, no, no, no, no, not at all! 880 00:38:54.833 --> 00:38:56.535 When Jordan was gang, gang, gang, 881 00:38:56.568 --> 00:38:58.537 he was a very accomplished criminal! 882 00:38:58.570 --> 00:39:00.472 -Oh, and that's supposed to make us feel better? 883 00:39:00.506 --> 00:39:01.907 -Okay, look-- -I mean, no offence. 884 00:39:01.940 --> 00:39:03.575 -Look, I-I can't go to jail. 885 00:39:03.609 --> 00:39:05.544 You know what they'll do to me in there. 886 00:39:05.577 --> 00:39:07.579 [Jack] Yeah, me-me neither! I got a family to feed. 887 00:39:07.613 --> 00:39:09.781 -Sorry, handsome, I'm out, too. 888 00:39:09.815 --> 00:39:11.950 -Shame on y'all! 889 00:39:13.184 --> 00:39:15.687 After everything this church has done for us! 890 00:39:17.155 --> 00:39:20.659 After your road rage incident with city transit, 891 00:39:20.692 --> 00:39:22.594 who gave you a job? 892 00:39:22.628 --> 00:39:24.463 -Well, the church did. 893 00:39:24.496 --> 00:39:27.332 -And Jack, after your wife passed away, 894 00:39:27.365 --> 00:39:30.035 who watched Skipper while you were out working doubles? 895 00:39:31.169 --> 00:39:33.104 -Well, the church. 896 00:39:33.138 --> 00:39:35.607 -And Nas, who pitched in to buy you that 897 00:39:35.641 --> 00:39:37.609 little video game you're always playing down here? 898 00:39:37.643 --> 00:39:39.344 -Well, it said Santa, 899 00:39:39.377 --> 00:39:41.747 but now I'm guessing it was the church. 900 00:39:41.780 --> 00:39:43.415 -And Skipper, 901 00:39:43.449 --> 00:39:45.451 ain't nothin' wrong with you, child. 902 00:39:45.484 --> 00:39:47.252 You're just cute as a button. 903 00:39:47.285 --> 00:39:49.187 But the point I'm trying to make is 904 00:39:49.220 --> 00:39:51.156 this whole thing is bigger than us. 905 00:39:51.189 --> 00:39:54.159 How the church goes, so does this community. 906 00:39:56.327 --> 00:39:58.129 Since I was a little girl, 907 00:39:58.163 --> 00:40:00.466 this church has been a beacon of hope 908 00:40:00.499 --> 00:40:02.400 for the African American community. 909 00:40:03.635 --> 00:40:05.270 From Jim Crow to Civil Rights, 910 00:40:05.303 --> 00:40:08.440 Monroe Baptist has been a place our people could turn to 911 00:40:08.474 --> 00:40:10.842 for strength and guidance. 912 00:40:10.876 --> 00:40:14.312 We can't let someone like Baxter Whitcomb 913 00:40:14.345 --> 00:40:16.715 take that away from us. 914 00:40:16.748 --> 00:40:19.518 He's trying to steal our faith! 915 00:40:21.019 --> 00:40:24.189 So, now, we've got no choice but to steal it back. 916 00:40:26.692 --> 00:40:29.227 So, whatever you need, Reverend, 917 00:40:30.529 --> 00:40:32.330 I'm in. 918 00:40:32.363 --> 00:40:36.234 *** 919 00:40:36.267 --> 00:40:38.069 -I'm in, too. 920 00:40:38.103 --> 00:40:40.338 -Yeah, me too. 921 00:40:40.371 --> 00:40:41.807 -You've got me! 922 00:40:41.840 --> 00:40:43.475 -Me, too. Yeah, I'm in. 923 00:40:43.509 --> 00:40:45.677 *** 924 00:40:49.881 --> 00:40:52.017 -Agent Sykes. 925 00:40:53.451 --> 00:40:56.154 So nice to see you out of that unmarked car for once. 926 00:40:56.187 --> 00:40:58.924 Thank you, Randy. 927 00:40:58.957 --> 00:41:00.592 -I'm afraid I'm gonna be out there until 928 00:41:00.626 --> 00:41:02.360 I've got enough to take you in. 929 00:41:02.393 --> 00:41:04.530 -Then, I hope those seats have good lumbar support. 930 00:41:04.563 --> 00:41:06.264 -You'll know soon enough. 931 00:41:07.633 --> 00:41:09.568 -Something I can help you with? 932 00:41:10.902 --> 00:41:13.705 -There's been another complaint filed against you. 933 00:41:13.739 --> 00:41:16.174 You stealing from churches now? 934 00:41:16.207 --> 00:41:18.777 -Agent Sykes! I am offended. 935 00:41:18.810 --> 00:41:21.246 You know I would never do something like that. 936 00:41:21.279 --> 00:41:24.049 Unfortunately, God, and the stock market, 937 00:41:24.082 --> 00:41:26.384 work in mysterious ways. 938 00:41:26.417 --> 00:41:28.219 -You seem to be doing alright! 939 00:41:28.253 --> 00:41:30.355 -What can I say? Some people lose their shirt; 940 00:41:30.388 --> 00:41:32.591 others can afford to buy a new one. 941 00:41:36.928 --> 00:41:39.965 Well then, if there's nothing else I can help you with. 942 00:41:39.998 --> 00:41:43.068 -You could let me take a look inside this safe. 943 00:41:44.102 --> 00:41:46.905 -Sure thing! Just as soon as you produce a warrant. 944 00:41:46.938 --> 00:41:50.108 -Oh, don't you worry! It's comin'. 945 00:41:51.509 --> 00:41:54.079 -Until then, Agent Sykes, nice to see ya. 946 00:41:54.112 --> 00:41:56.948 [ominous music] 947 00:42:02.688 --> 00:42:04.422 -All we have is three days to prepare this thing, 948 00:42:04.455 --> 00:42:06.491 and each of y'all has a role to play. 949 00:42:06.524 --> 00:42:08.760 -You want me to build suction cup shoes or a plunger gun, 950 00:42:08.794 --> 00:42:10.228 or something like that? 951 00:42:10.261 --> 00:42:12.197 -Nope. New carpet dolly. 952 00:42:13.298 --> 00:42:14.766 -Oh. 953 00:42:14.800 --> 00:42:17.102 -With a secret compartment. 954 00:42:18.469 --> 00:42:20.271 -Now you're talkin'. 955 00:42:20.305 --> 00:42:22.574 -There's a big old door that no one can get through, 956 00:42:22.608 --> 00:42:24.409 so what we need you to do is, 957 00:42:24.442 --> 00:42:26.778 we need you to crawl through this teeny, tiny, 958 00:42:26.812 --> 00:42:29.014 little tunnel and drop down behind it, 959 00:42:29.047 --> 00:42:30.248 and once you get there, 960 00:42:30.281 --> 00:42:32.117 there's gonna be a bunch of flashing lights, 961 00:42:32.150 --> 00:42:34.019 so we need you to double-Dutch, 962 00:42:34.052 --> 00:42:36.521 and keep double-Dutching over those flashing lights, 963 00:42:36.554 --> 00:42:38.690 to get to the big, old, red button. 964 00:42:38.724 --> 00:42:40.759 When you push that big, old, red button, 965 00:42:40.792 --> 00:42:43.428 the big, old door opens up, and then you win the game! 966 00:42:43.461 --> 00:42:45.797 Huh? How's that sound? 967 00:42:45.831 --> 00:42:48.466 Did you, did you get all that, Honey? 968 00:42:48.499 --> 00:42:50.235 -I think so? 969 00:42:51.336 --> 00:42:52.804 Basically, you need me to crawl through an air duct, 970 00:42:52.838 --> 00:42:54.539 avoid the rotating laser system, 971 00:42:54.572 --> 00:42:56.141 and flip the manual override switch that disables the alarm. 972 00:42:56.174 --> 00:42:58.009 Unlock the reinforced steel door 973 00:42:58.043 --> 00:42:59.878 and allow the team to reach the safe. 974 00:43:01.079 --> 00:43:02.848 We watch a lot of spy movies. 975 00:43:04.983 --> 00:43:06.484 -Need you to access the security cameras 976 00:43:06.517 --> 00:43:08.620 to loop and erase footage. The only catch is, 977 00:43:08.654 --> 00:43:10.488 it's a closed system, so you can't hack in. 978 00:43:10.521 --> 00:43:12.157 -I could access it remotely 979 00:43:12.190 --> 00:43:14.025 using a wireless HDMI transmitter. 980 00:43:14.059 --> 00:43:15.894 -Yes! Yes! Okay, we need one of those. 981 00:43:15.927 --> 00:43:17.696 Alright, where do we get 'em, like, the dark web, 982 00:43:17.729 --> 00:43:19.164 the black market, or? 983 00:43:20.198 --> 00:43:22.968 -Any electronics store. 984 00:43:23.001 --> 00:43:24.836 The only thing I need is a strong internet connection 985 00:43:24.870 --> 00:43:28.173 with 100 yards of the mainframe. 986 00:43:28.206 --> 00:43:29.908 -I think I know a place. 987 00:43:31.076 --> 00:43:32.477 To keep up appearances, 988 00:43:32.510 --> 00:43:34.179 you're gonna have to keep your normal Sunday route 989 00:43:34.212 --> 00:43:36.181 while shuttling us to and from the heist, 990 00:43:36.214 --> 00:43:38.183 so you gotta get passengers off quick. 991 00:43:38.216 --> 00:43:40.185 -You sure this old girl is up to it? 992 00:43:40.218 --> 00:43:42.053 -Oh, don't you worry, sugar. 993 00:43:42.087 --> 00:43:43.254 She might have a few miles on her, 994 00:43:43.288 --> 00:43:45.590 but she's still all good under the hood. 995 00:43:45.623 --> 00:43:47.525 -More importantly, 996 00:43:47.558 --> 00:43:49.861 a getaway driver has got to keep their cool. 997 00:43:49.895 --> 00:43:51.963 -You think you can handle that? 998 00:43:54.299 --> 00:43:57.068 -[chuckles] I can handle whatever you throw at me, baby. 999 00:43:57.102 --> 00:43:59.270 And then some. 1000 00:43:59.304 --> 00:44:01.940 *** 1001 00:44:01.973 --> 00:44:03.641 -But wait, there's more. 1002 00:44:04.810 --> 00:44:06.745 [disco music plays] 1003 00:44:08.246 --> 00:44:09.881 For the after party. 1004 00:44:09.915 --> 00:44:11.616 [laughing] 1005 00:44:12.884 --> 00:44:15.553 Every Sunday, my parents would give me a nickel 1006 00:44:15.586 --> 00:44:17.889 to spend down the store with the other children. 1007 00:44:17.923 --> 00:44:19.557 Back in those days, we called them 1008 00:44:19.590 --> 00:44:21.059 "Buffalo-Di-Oh's" 1009 00:44:21.092 --> 00:44:23.394 because them old nickels used to have buffaloes on 'em. 1010 00:44:23.428 --> 00:44:26.698 Two "Buffalo-Di-Oh's for a dime" we used to say. 1011 00:44:26.732 --> 00:44:29.367 And mind you, that was a lot of money back then. 1012 00:44:29.400 --> 00:44:32.403 Enough to buy you a hot ham sandwich and a slice of pie, 1013 00:44:32.437 --> 00:44:34.072 with enough left over 1014 00:44:34.105 --> 00:44:36.241 to watch a two-part matinee down the cinema. 1015 00:44:36.274 --> 00:44:38.243 Now, I... [exhales] 1016 00:44:39.410 --> 00:44:41.980 I can't remember what my point was. 1017 00:44:42.013 --> 00:44:44.482 But how exactly am I supposed to keep 1018 00:44:44.515 --> 00:44:46.752 this guard distracted? 1019 00:44:46.785 --> 00:44:48.954 -Just... be yourself. 1020 00:44:52.023 --> 00:44:53.925 -Well, I can do that! 1021 00:44:53.959 --> 00:44:56.127 [laughs] Been doin' that for years! 1022 00:44:58.964 --> 00:45:00.766 [rope taps ground rhythmically] 1023 00:45:00.799 --> 00:45:02.367 [feet thud on ground] 1024 00:45:03.769 --> 00:45:05.470 [rope whistling through air, rhythmic tapping] 1025 00:45:08.206 --> 00:45:09.674 -Yes! [bell dings] 1026 00:45:09.707 --> 00:45:11.276 Yes! Yes! 1027 00:45:17.182 --> 00:45:18.950 -You all set for tomorrow? 1028 00:45:18.984 --> 00:45:20.518 -Lord willing. 1029 00:45:22.453 --> 00:45:24.089 -How you feeling? 1030 00:45:24.122 --> 00:45:25.290 -Nervous. 1031 00:45:25.323 --> 00:45:27.192 -I can imagine. 1032 00:45:27.225 --> 00:45:29.094 -But a bit excited, you know? 1033 00:45:29.127 --> 00:45:30.461 -Excited? 1034 00:45:30.495 --> 00:45:32.197 -I mean, there's a lot of moving parts, 1035 00:45:32.230 --> 00:45:34.099 but if we just stick to the plan, 1036 00:45:34.132 --> 00:45:36.167 then we're gonna be able to pull this thing off. 1037 00:45:36.201 --> 00:45:37.635 -Pull what off? 1038 00:45:41.339 --> 00:45:43.174 [utensils clatter] -[coughs] 1039 00:45:43.208 --> 00:45:44.609 -Benjamin! Are you okay? 1040 00:45:44.642 --> 00:45:46.044 -Oh, yeah! I'm okay. 1041 00:45:46.077 --> 00:45:47.979 -You sure!? -Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1042 00:45:48.013 --> 00:45:49.547 [knock on door] Oh, don't worry about that. 1043 00:45:49.580 --> 00:45:51.649 Don't worry about that, baby. You just, you've got some salad. 1044 00:45:51.682 --> 00:45:54.519 -But who, who is it? - No one. 1045 00:45:54.552 --> 00:45:56.387 [mumbles] Just the FBI. [clears throat] 1046 00:45:59.224 --> 00:46:01.126 Agent Sykes. 1047 00:46:01.159 --> 00:46:02.627 We're glad to see ya. 1048 00:46:02.660 --> 00:46:04.329 -Hope I'm not interrupting? 1049 00:46:04.362 --> 00:46:06.197 I know you've got a big day tomorrow. 1050 00:46:07.532 --> 00:46:09.200 It being your last service and all. 1051 00:46:09.234 --> 00:46:12.070 -Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right. 1052 00:46:12.103 --> 00:46:13.338 Of course, yeah. 1053 00:46:13.371 --> 00:46:15.240 - I don't wanna take up too much of your time, 1054 00:46:15.273 --> 00:46:16.908 but the reason I'm here is I ran the plates 1055 00:46:16.942 --> 00:46:18.977 on that carpeting man the other day. 1056 00:46:19.010 --> 00:46:20.979 The vehicle came back registered to a member 1057 00:46:21.012 --> 00:46:23.214 of your congregation, Jordan May. 1058 00:46:25.250 --> 00:46:27.919 Are you aware of Mr. May's criminal history? 1059 00:46:27.953 --> 00:46:30.021 -We all have a past. 1060 00:46:30.055 --> 00:46:32.690 -Well, larceny, grand larceny, 1061 00:46:32.723 --> 00:46:35.693 breaking and entering, armed robbery. 1062 00:46:35.726 --> 00:46:37.562 -Some more colorful than others. 1063 00:46:40.398 --> 00:46:43.368 -Look, the last thing I wanna do is accuse someone 1064 00:46:43.401 --> 00:46:45.770 like yourself of any wrongdoing, 1065 00:46:45.803 --> 00:46:47.605 but you have to admit, 1066 00:46:47.638 --> 00:46:50.708 it looks suspicious taking a job from a known criminal, 1067 00:46:50.741 --> 00:46:52.510 who just so happens to be working for the same man 1068 00:46:52.543 --> 00:46:55.046 who defrauded your church out of $50,000. 1069 00:46:58.049 --> 00:46:59.550 -What're you trying to say? 1070 00:46:59.584 --> 00:47:02.720 For the next few days, I'm gonna be tailing Mr. May, 1071 00:47:02.753 --> 00:47:05.290 and if he so much as scratches his butt funny, 1072 00:47:05.323 --> 00:47:06.691 I'm gonna bust him for interfering 1073 00:47:06.724 --> 00:47:08.927 with an ongoing federal investigation, 1074 00:47:08.960 --> 00:47:10.929 along with anyone else who might be involved. 1075 00:47:11.963 --> 00:47:14.699 So, for both your sakes, 1076 00:47:14.732 --> 00:47:16.734 let your man know that I'll be watching him. 1077 00:47:18.269 --> 00:47:20.071 -Okay, Agent Sykes. 1078 00:47:20.105 --> 00:47:22.040 You have a great night. 1079 00:47:22.073 --> 00:47:23.308 -You too. -Okay. 1080 00:47:23.341 --> 00:47:25.610 -Nighty. -You take care...now. 1081 00:47:29.614 --> 00:47:31.282 -You got some explaining to do. 1082 00:47:33.818 --> 00:47:36.087 -That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard! 1083 00:47:36.121 --> 00:47:37.956 What on earth made you think 1084 00:47:37.989 --> 00:47:39.824 you could pull something like this off? 1085 00:47:39.857 --> 00:47:41.927 - Well, for one, we have a solid crew. 1086 00:47:41.960 --> 00:47:43.494 -A solid crew! 1087 00:47:43.528 --> 00:47:45.430 You've got a backwards handyman, 1088 00:47:45.463 --> 00:47:48.233 a disgruntled bus driver, two high school students, 1089 00:47:48.266 --> 00:47:51.236 and a 70-year-old chatterbox running point! 1090 00:47:51.269 --> 00:47:52.971 -You forgot Jordan. 1091 00:47:53.004 --> 00:47:54.439 - Oh, I'm sorry, 1092 00:47:54.472 --> 00:47:56.441 who could forget the carpet-laying ex-con 1093 00:47:56.474 --> 00:47:57.842 calling all the shots?! 1094 00:47:57.875 --> 00:47:58.977 -Look, it's a good plan. 1095 00:47:59.010 --> 00:48:00.778 -You've got the FBI watching you! 1096 00:48:00.811 --> 00:48:02.113 -Technically, they're watching Jordan! 1097 00:48:02.147 --> 00:48:03.848 -Benjamin, stop. 1098 00:48:03.881 --> 00:48:05.516 It's over! 1099 00:48:08.486 --> 00:48:10.155 -It can't be! 1100 00:48:10.188 --> 00:48:12.257 If this plan dies, then so does the church, 1101 00:48:12.290 --> 00:48:14.159 and you know I can't let that happen, Vanessa! 1102 00:48:15.493 --> 00:48:17.362 I just have to think. 1103 00:48:17.395 --> 00:48:19.864 -Benjamin, you heard her. 1104 00:48:20.999 --> 00:48:22.800 She's not playing around. 1105 00:48:22.833 --> 00:48:24.869 They've got Jordan all teed up. 1106 00:48:24.902 --> 00:48:27.305 Do you really want him to do another 18? 1107 00:48:28.806 --> 00:48:30.408 -[echoey] Even picked up a new hobby. 1108 00:48:32.143 --> 00:48:35.613 -[gasps] That's it! That is it! 1109 00:48:35.646 --> 00:48:38.316 Oh, I got the perfect way to keep Jordan safe 1110 00:48:38.349 --> 00:48:40.718 and keep Sykes off our backs. It's all thanks to you, baby. 1111 00:48:40.751 --> 00:48:43.021 -Nuh-uh! -I'm not involved in this! 1112 00:48:43.054 --> 00:48:44.990 No! -It's your plan! 1113 00:48:45.023 --> 00:48:46.857 -What? -You're part of the crew, now. 1114 00:48:46.891 --> 00:48:48.693 -Who says I wanna be part of this mishmash crew? 1115 00:48:48.726 --> 00:48:50.328 -'Cuz it's in our marriage vows. 1116 00:48:50.361 --> 00:48:51.896 -And what vow was that? 1117 00:48:51.929 --> 00:48:53.864 -For better or worse. 1118 00:48:56.334 --> 00:48:57.735 [chuckles lightly] 1119 00:48:57.768 --> 00:48:59.670 And all this time, I thought I was playing it safe, 1120 00:48:59.704 --> 00:49:01.339 marrying a preacher. 1121 00:49:01.372 --> 00:49:04.042 -Nope. You roll the dice. 1122 00:49:04.075 --> 00:49:06.377 -Stop. -You know... you know that. 1123 00:49:07.445 --> 00:49:09.747 [birds chirp, indistinct chatter] 1124 00:49:09.780 --> 00:49:11.882 [watch ticks rhythmically] 1125 00:49:14.052 --> 00:49:15.853 -[sighs] It's time. 1126 00:49:15.886 --> 00:49:18.023 [upbeat suspenseful music] 1127 00:49:20.925 --> 00:49:27.265 *** 1128 00:49:27.298 --> 00:49:34.572 *** 1129 00:49:34.605 --> 00:49:36.574 [engine rumbles] 1130 00:49:39.110 --> 00:49:40.745 [tires crunch] 1131 00:49:44.449 --> 00:49:46.584 [rope whooshes through air] 1132 00:49:48.086 --> 00:49:49.254 [spray hisses] 1133 00:49:51.922 --> 00:49:57.928 *** 1134 00:49:57.962 --> 00:49:59.930 [bus engine sputters and rumbles] 1135 00:50:01.266 --> 00:50:02.933 [knuckles crack] 1136 00:50:06.837 --> 00:50:08.739 -Suspect pulled into parking lot 1137 00:50:08.773 --> 00:50:12.143 off of Beatrice Avenue in blue carpeting van. 1138 00:50:13.411 --> 00:50:15.180 [Golfer] Fore! 1139 00:50:17.515 --> 00:50:19.084 -Thank you so much. -Thank you so much. 1140 00:50:19.117 --> 00:50:21.286 -Thank you. God bless. -Thank you. 1141 00:50:22.953 --> 00:50:24.322 [door closes] 1142 00:50:26.591 --> 00:50:28.426 -First service is complete. Church is clear. 1143 00:50:28.459 --> 00:50:29.927 How're you lookin', Marge? 1144 00:50:29.960 --> 00:50:31.496 [radio clicks, static] 1145 00:50:31.529 --> 00:50:33.631 -Would be right on time 1146 00:50:33.664 --> 00:50:37.502 if some people would quit draggin' their dang feet! 1147 00:50:38.803 --> 00:50:41.406 No, stop. 1148 00:50:41.439 --> 00:50:43.541 Calm. Count to ten. 1149 00:50:44.842 --> 00:50:46.577 -Nas, how're you and Gabs? 1150 00:50:46.611 --> 00:50:48.746 -We're in place. Connecting to the Wi-Fi now. 1151 00:50:48.779 --> 00:50:50.115 [keys clicks] 1152 00:50:51.316 --> 00:50:53.484 [line rings] 1153 00:50:53.518 --> 00:50:55.620 -Jordan, you got a visual on Sykes? 1154 00:50:55.653 --> 00:50:58.289 -Right behind me. - Oh, good. 1155 00:50:58.323 --> 00:51:01.025 Whatever you do, don't let her lose sight of ya. 1156 00:51:01.058 --> 00:51:03.194 -I don't like this changing up the plan this last minute. 1157 00:51:03.228 --> 00:51:05.996 -You need an alibi. This is the best way to keep you safe. 1158 00:51:06.030 --> 00:51:07.832 Everything's gonna be okay. 1159 00:51:07.865 --> 00:51:09.234 Just take it slow and buy us some time. 1160 00:51:10.468 --> 00:51:12.670 Trust in God, and keep your eye on the ball. 1161 00:51:17.208 --> 00:51:19.444 -You sure you still wanna go through with this? 1162 00:51:19.477 --> 00:51:20.978 -When I became Reverend, 1163 00:51:21.011 --> 00:51:23.548 I took an oath to protect this place by any means necessary. 1164 00:51:23.581 --> 00:51:26.284 If Moses can walk 40 years in the desert, 1165 00:51:26.317 --> 00:51:29.154 and Jesus can die on the cross for his people, 1166 00:51:29.187 --> 00:51:31.789 then I can risk going to jail for mine. 1167 00:51:31.822 --> 00:51:33.724 -You know I love it when you get all Biblical on me. 1168 00:51:33.758 --> 00:51:35.626 -Well, then, you better start praying, baby, 1169 00:51:35.660 --> 00:51:37.828 because we gonna be sinning tonight. 1170 00:51:37.862 --> 00:51:40.665 -Ooh! Hallelujah! Go! 1171 00:51:40.698 --> 00:51:42.533 -Alright. 1172 00:51:42.567 --> 00:51:44.402 [suspenseful music] 1173 00:51:49.407 --> 00:51:51.709 -Alright, you two ready? 1174 00:51:51.742 --> 00:51:53.244 Let's boogie! 1175 00:51:57.248 --> 00:51:58.716 [air whooshes, effort grunt] 1176 00:52:00.017 --> 00:52:02.052 Where the heck is this guy? 1177 00:52:02.086 --> 00:52:03.421 [cart rattles] 1178 00:52:03.454 --> 00:52:05.055 -Sorry, I'm late. 1179 00:52:06.123 --> 00:52:07.325 -Carpet guy? 1180 00:52:07.358 --> 00:52:09.660 -It's Jordan, actually. 1181 00:52:09.694 --> 00:52:11.496 -What is going on? 1182 00:52:11.529 --> 00:52:13.097 -What're you doing here? 1183 00:52:13.130 --> 00:52:14.865 -Looks like we've been paired up together. 1184 00:52:14.899 --> 00:52:17.001 -Well, then, who's installing my carpets? 1185 00:52:17.034 --> 00:52:18.903 -I got my team handling it. 1186 00:52:19.970 --> 00:52:21.372 -Your team? 1187 00:52:21.406 --> 00:52:23.040 [door creaks open] 1188 00:52:23.073 --> 00:52:24.942 -Hey, we're here about the carpets. 1189 00:52:26.244 --> 00:52:27.778 -Where's the other guy? 1190 00:52:27.812 --> 00:52:29.714 -Boss don't work on Sundays. 1191 00:52:29.747 --> 00:52:31.616 -I'm gonna have to clear this with Mr. Whitcomb. 1192 00:52:31.649 --> 00:52:33.451 [keys click, line rings] 1193 00:52:35.586 --> 00:52:37.322 [Baxter's phone buzzes] 1194 00:52:43.328 --> 00:52:45.763 -Any day, now. 1195 00:52:48.266 --> 00:52:50.235 What, are you gonna tee off on a par 5 with a wedge? 1196 00:52:50.268 --> 00:52:52.337 -Oh, right. My bad. 1197 00:52:55.573 --> 00:52:58.008 -Hey, how 'bout we make this a little more... interesting? 1198 00:52:59.677 --> 00:53:01.279 Say, $20 a hole? 1199 00:53:01.312 --> 00:53:03.113 -I thought we'd play just a friendly game. 1200 00:53:03.147 --> 00:53:05.350 -Call it a gentleman's wager. 1201 00:53:06.751 --> 00:53:09.254 -I guess so! You better pay up if I win. 1202 00:53:09.287 --> 00:53:11.822 [scoffs] -Don't worry about me, pal. 1203 00:53:11.856 --> 00:53:13.591 I got bags of cash. 1204 00:53:16.961 --> 00:53:18.363 Go ahead. 1205 00:53:23.968 --> 00:53:25.736 -Hey, look, man. 1206 00:53:25.770 --> 00:53:28.005 We're both gonna get in trouble if we don't get this done. 1207 00:53:28.038 --> 00:53:30.741 So, how 'bout you just get on outta the way 1208 00:53:30.775 --> 00:53:32.377 and let us do our job. 1209 00:53:34.312 --> 00:53:35.513 -Alright. 1210 00:53:37.782 --> 00:53:39.850 -Okay, just push this. 1211 00:53:41.051 --> 00:53:43.153 Just go in front, just... -Yeah! [grunts] 1212 00:53:43.187 --> 00:53:44.489 -get it... good. 1213 00:53:44.522 --> 00:53:46.857 [effort grunts] 1214 00:53:46.891 --> 00:53:48.993 [Jack's stomach gurgles loudly] 1215 00:53:50.361 --> 00:53:51.829 -Leaving to pick up the next group 1216 00:53:51.862 --> 00:53:54.299 for the afternoons service. -Copy. 1217 00:53:54.332 --> 00:53:55.833 [engine starts] 1218 00:53:59.304 --> 00:54:00.405 [rumbling] 1219 00:54:02.006 --> 00:54:03.541 -Okay, you can start here, in the hallway, 1220 00:54:03.574 --> 00:54:05.142 then the lobby. 1221 00:54:05.175 --> 00:54:07.011 My boss wants me in with you when you're doing his office. 1222 00:54:07.044 --> 00:54:09.213 -Ow! -What was that? 1223 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:10.415 -[belches loudly] 1224 00:54:13.017 --> 00:54:15.185 -I'm gonna go do my rounds now. 1225 00:54:16.521 --> 00:54:18.423 I'll be back. 1226 00:54:20.525 --> 00:54:22.427 [Jack's stomach gurgles loudly] 1227 00:54:24.228 --> 00:54:26.431 -[exhales] Nice cover. 1228 00:54:30.100 --> 00:54:32.202 -I don't get the connection, here. 1229 00:54:33.371 --> 00:54:34.672 Are they working together? 1230 00:54:36.106 --> 00:54:37.675 [whacks grass] [Baxter scoffs] 1231 00:54:37.708 --> 00:54:39.510 You do landscaping, too? 1232 00:54:39.544 --> 00:54:42.380 Because you're one hell of a weedwhacker. 1233 00:54:46.116 --> 00:54:48.353 [thwacks ball] 1234 00:54:51.922 --> 00:54:53.724 Lucky shot. 1235 00:55:00.731 --> 00:55:02.767 [Jack's stomach gurgles loudly] 1236 00:55:02.800 --> 00:55:05.370 -Hey, man, little help here? 1237 00:55:05.403 --> 00:55:08.238 -Just give me a second, Rev. Ugh. 1238 00:55:08.272 --> 00:55:09.707 -I don't know what I'm doing! 1239 00:55:09.740 --> 00:55:11.542 -I thought that was part of your job. 1240 00:55:11.576 --> 00:55:13.678 -Man, we didn't go through carpet installation. 1241 00:55:13.711 --> 00:55:16.113 [hits cart, disco music plays] 1242 00:55:18.749 --> 00:55:20.751 - Everything okay here, fellas? 1243 00:55:22.820 --> 00:55:25.255 -The lights help detect mildew. 1244 00:55:26.791 --> 00:55:28.393 Technology. 1245 00:55:29.627 --> 00:55:31.496 -Oh, yeah? 1246 00:55:37.101 --> 00:55:38.503 Technology. 1247 00:55:40.471 --> 00:55:44.141 *** 1248 00:55:44.174 --> 00:55:46.644 [slam, music stops] 1249 00:55:46.677 --> 00:55:48.513 [Benjamin] Hawk has left the nest. 1250 00:55:52.182 --> 00:55:53.518 [footsteps thud] 1251 00:55:54.652 --> 00:55:56.521 -Parrot's outta the cage. 1252 00:55:57.755 --> 00:55:59.256 [keys jingle] 1253 00:55:59.289 --> 00:56:01.125 -Excuse me, young man, 1254 00:56:01.158 --> 00:56:03.160 would you mind giving me directions? 1255 00:56:03.193 --> 00:56:05.162 -Of course, ma'am. Where're ya headed? 1256 00:56:05.195 --> 00:56:08.165 -Well, you see, it's my grand-niece's birthday. 1257 00:56:08.198 --> 00:56:10.000 I'd ask her mother, 1258 00:56:10.034 --> 00:56:11.769 but we aren't on speaking terms, right now. 1259 00:56:11.802 --> 00:56:14.672 Last Christmas, she wanted top open presents 1260 00:56:14.705 --> 00:56:16.841 the night before, which I don't agree with. 1261 00:56:16.874 --> 00:56:19.777 Call me old-fashioned, but when I was a child-- 1262 00:56:19.810 --> 00:56:21.812 -Squawkbox engaged. 1263 00:56:26.316 --> 00:56:27.985 [stomach gurgles loudly, farts] 1264 00:56:31.321 --> 00:56:38.228 *** 1265 00:56:41.799 --> 00:56:43.701 -Nas, which computer do I plug it into? 1266 00:56:43.734 --> 00:56:46.170 -The mainframe. -Which one's the mainframe? 1267 00:56:46.203 --> 00:56:48.038 -I don't know! Just pick one. 1268 00:56:51.141 --> 00:56:53.377 [suspenseful music] 1269 00:56:53.410 --> 00:56:55.279 -Okay, I'm in. 1270 00:56:55.312 --> 00:56:57.014 [keys clack, computer chimes] 1271 00:56:58.415 --> 00:57:00.317 -Not the mainframe. 1272 00:57:00.350 --> 00:57:01.919 I repeat, not a mainframe! 1273 00:57:05.490 --> 00:57:06.857 [cart rattles] 1274 00:57:10.260 --> 00:57:11.729 [stomach gurgles loudly] 1275 00:57:11.762 --> 00:57:13.598 [exhales] 1276 00:57:14.732 --> 00:57:16.601 Come on, come on, come on! 1277 00:57:19.036 --> 00:57:20.505 [keys clack] 1278 00:57:24.441 --> 00:57:25.943 [stomach gurgles] 1279 00:57:27.044 --> 00:57:28.479 -Alright, I'm in. 1280 00:57:28.513 --> 00:57:29.847 Get to work, and I'll start looping the footage. 1281 00:57:29.880 --> 00:57:31.549 -Oh, thank God. 1282 00:57:37.622 --> 00:57:39.524 [drill whirrs, grate clatters] 1283 00:57:42.126 --> 00:57:43.861 [pained grunt] 1284 00:57:43.894 --> 00:57:46.196 [stomach gurgles] 1285 00:57:46.230 --> 00:57:47.565 [knocks on cart] 1286 00:57:48.699 --> 00:57:50.334 -Are you okay? Wake up. Let's go. 1287 00:57:50.367 --> 00:57:51.936 -Yeah, I'm alright. 1288 00:57:52.970 --> 00:57:54.404 Dad, are you okay? -Okay, please. 1289 00:57:54.438 --> 00:57:55.906 No, there's no time! Just get into the vent! 1290 00:57:55.940 --> 00:57:57.341 - But what about the-- - No, it's okay! 1291 00:57:57.374 --> 00:57:59.076 Everything's okay! Just get in the vent. 1292 00:57:59.109 --> 00:58:00.511 -But what about the-- -[yells] Get in the vent! 1293 00:58:00.545 --> 00:58:02.412 There's no time, please! Do you have your walkie? 1294 00:58:02.446 --> 00:58:03.981 Okay, good, good, good. Just cover your ears 1295 00:58:04.014 --> 00:58:05.449 and plug your noses. There's gonna be a big explosion. 1296 00:58:05.482 --> 00:58:08.018 [farts loudly] -Oh! 1297 00:58:08.052 --> 00:58:09.887 [gasps for air] -Oh. 1298 00:58:09.920 --> 00:58:11.288 [gas sputters loudly] 1299 00:58:13.724 --> 00:58:15.092 [effort grunts] 1300 00:58:22.800 --> 00:58:24.602 [gas sputters loudly] 1301 00:58:25.836 --> 00:58:28.839 -Oh, golly! Noooooo!!! 1302 00:58:30.140 --> 00:58:31.709 -Jack, you okay? 1303 00:58:31.742 --> 00:58:33.644 -He's gone. It's just me, now. 1304 00:58:33.678 --> 00:58:35.646 -What do you mean, he's gone? 1305 00:58:35.680 --> 00:58:38.315 -Just get to the vault door. I'm almost in position. 1306 00:58:40.818 --> 00:58:43.921 [effort grunts] 1307 00:58:48.993 --> 00:58:50.661 [door creaks shut] 1308 00:58:53.530 --> 00:58:55.265 -Chickens are in the henhouse. 1309 00:58:55.299 --> 00:58:56.667 About to drop them off to roost. 1310 00:58:56.701 --> 00:58:58.636 How's it lookin' on your end? -Clear skies. 1311 00:58:58.669 --> 00:59:00.404 Just waiting for baby bird to leave the nest. 1312 00:59:00.437 --> 00:59:02.306 -Hang tight for pickup. 1313 00:59:09.880 --> 00:59:11.816 [grunts quietly, grate rattles] 1314 00:59:11.849 --> 00:59:13.350 -Come on! 1315 00:59:13.383 --> 00:59:15.352 [grate creaks and rattles] 1316 00:59:17.354 --> 00:59:19.189 Okay. 1317 00:59:19.223 --> 00:59:20.524 [lasers buzz] 1318 00:59:22.026 --> 00:59:24.128 Baby bird leaving the nest. 1319 00:59:27.031 --> 00:59:29.366 [quietly] * Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack * 1320 00:59:29.399 --> 00:59:32.202 * All dressed in black, black, black * 1321 00:59:36.540 --> 00:59:38.475 [landing thud] Ooh! 1322 00:59:40.244 --> 00:59:42.847 * With silver buttons, buttons, buttons * 1323 00:59:42.880 --> 00:59:45.015 *** 1324 00:59:45.049 --> 00:59:46.383 [computer beeps] 1325 00:59:47.551 --> 00:59:49.053 -What the...? 1326 00:59:55.693 --> 00:59:57.227 -A gold golf ball. 1327 00:59:57.261 --> 00:59:59.196 Really? [sucks his teeth] 1328 00:59:59.229 --> 01:00:00.731 [Nas] We've got a situation, here. 1329 01:00:00.765 --> 01:00:02.532 You didn't tell me the free Wi-Fi 1330 01:00:02.566 --> 01:00:04.134 had a 30-minute limit. 1331 01:00:04.168 --> 01:00:05.402 -Well, how was I supposed to know that? 1332 01:00:05.435 --> 01:00:07.237 -You said you come here all the time! 1333 01:00:07.271 --> 01:00:08.472 -Not for half an hour! 1334 01:00:08.505 --> 01:00:10.374 I put down a rack of ribs in five minutes, flat! 1335 01:00:10.407 --> 01:00:12.542 -Okay, well I'm about to lose the feed. 1336 01:00:12.576 --> 01:00:14.378 -Hold on, we're almost there. 1337 01:00:14.411 --> 01:00:16.080 Skipper, how ya doin', Honey? 1338 01:00:17.381 --> 01:00:18.883 Reaching the override button. 1339 01:00:21.085 --> 01:00:23.587 What?! Hmm! 1340 01:00:23.620 --> 01:00:25.555 It's not working! 1341 01:00:28.959 --> 01:00:31.161 Rev, there's a button and a lever! 1342 01:00:31.195 --> 01:00:32.562 You have to do both at the same time, 1343 01:00:32.596 --> 01:00:34.231 but I can't reach it! 1344 01:00:34.264 --> 01:00:35.666 -But that wasn't part of the plan! 1345 01:00:35.700 --> 01:00:37.501 -I'm gonna have to hack into the restaurant's home Wi-Fi. 1346 01:00:37.534 --> 01:00:39.369 -Alright, do it! -It'll take a few minutes 1347 01:00:39.403 --> 01:00:40.838 and I won't be able to loop the feed. 1348 01:00:40.871 --> 01:00:42.907 -What does that mean? -It means get somewhere 1349 01:00:42.940 --> 01:00:44.408 where there ain't any cameras. 1350 01:00:44.441 --> 01:00:47.712 Alright, um... going dark in 5... 1351 01:00:49.413 --> 01:00:50.580 4... 1352 01:00:50.614 --> 01:00:52.750 3... 1353 01:00:52.783 --> 01:00:54.785 2... 1354 01:00:54.819 --> 01:00:56.921 and...1. 1355 01:00:56.954 --> 01:00:58.555 [computer beeps, landing thud] 1356 01:01:01.225 --> 01:01:02.927 -Whew! I made it. 1357 01:01:02.960 --> 01:01:04.528 [gas sputters loudly] -Occupied! 1358 01:01:04.561 --> 01:01:07.064 [gas sputters loudly] -Repenting for my sins. 1359 01:01:09.166 --> 01:01:11.936 [sputtering intensifies] Oh! 1360 01:01:11.969 --> 01:01:14.138 -Oh! It's in my mouth. 1361 01:01:14.171 --> 01:01:15.773 [gas sputters loudly] 1362 01:01:15.806 --> 01:01:17.942 -Oh, why does it smell like turnips?! 1363 01:01:20.477 --> 01:01:22.479 I don't know if these two are in cahoots or what, 1364 01:01:22.512 --> 01:01:25.282 but that man, Jordan, is a terrible golfer. 1365 01:01:26.316 --> 01:01:28.118 -You almost done? I can't take much more of this guy's mouth. 1366 01:01:28.152 --> 01:01:30.120 -We've got big problems. Nas lost the feed, 1367 01:01:30.154 --> 01:01:31.822 Skipper's trapped in the safe, and Jack-- 1368 01:01:31.856 --> 01:01:33.891 -I ate Gabs' brownies! [gas sputters] 1369 01:01:33.924 --> 01:01:35.625 -Hold up, what do you mean, she's trapped in the safe? 1370 01:01:35.659 --> 01:01:37.962 -There's a button and a lever! 1371 01:01:37.995 --> 01:01:40.597 -Yo! What's the hold up? Let's go! 1372 01:01:42.332 --> 01:01:44.835 -Look, I gotta go. Send somebody in there after her. 1373 01:01:45.870 --> 01:01:47.237 -Well, what'd he say, Rev? 1374 01:01:47.271 --> 01:01:48.806 -One of us has to go in after her! 1375 01:01:48.839 --> 01:01:50.808 [gas sputters] 1376 01:01:50.841 --> 01:01:52.709 -Don't look at me! I'm indisposed, man! 1377 01:01:55.345 --> 01:01:56.781 -Oh, Lord! 1378 01:01:56.814 --> 01:01:59.483 -Down $200 by the 10th hole. 1379 01:01:59.516 --> 01:02:02.352 Looks like my carpets are about to be free-ninety-nine! 1380 01:02:04.421 --> 01:02:06.490 Matter of fact, I'm gonna call my guy, 1381 01:02:06.523 --> 01:02:08.692 see how your boys are doin' with that installation. 1382 01:02:08.725 --> 01:02:11.261 Or, we could go $100 a hole? 1383 01:02:11.295 --> 01:02:12.997 Give me a mulligan. 1384 01:02:13.030 --> 01:02:15.332 Chance to win my money back. 1385 01:02:15.365 --> 01:02:17.667 Unless that's too rich for your blood. 1386 01:02:21.038 --> 01:02:22.873 Why don't we make it $200 a hole? 1387 01:02:24.508 --> 01:02:26.010 Now, we're talkin'. 1388 01:02:26.043 --> 01:02:27.711 [chuckles] 1389 01:02:31.415 --> 01:02:36.053 *** 1390 01:02:36.086 --> 01:02:38.355 I was thinkin', with this westerly wind, 1391 01:02:38.388 --> 01:02:40.825 I got a clear shot to the pin with my 3-iron. 1392 01:02:40.858 --> 01:02:42.759 Nice and easy, up and down. 1393 01:02:43.894 --> 01:02:45.562 -Okay. 1394 01:02:51.936 --> 01:02:53.737 -Better have my money. 1395 01:02:53.770 --> 01:03:03.914 *** 1396 01:03:03.948 --> 01:03:10.754 *** 1397 01:03:14.691 --> 01:03:16.260 [sand patters] 1398 01:03:17.361 --> 01:03:19.596 -You want some sunscreen? A beach towel? 1399 01:03:23.700 --> 01:03:25.903 [smacks dirt, dirt patters] -Ugh! 1400 01:03:25.936 --> 01:03:27.604 -How 'bout some flip-flops? 1401 01:03:28.638 --> 01:03:30.474 [exasperated exhale] 1402 01:03:31.708 --> 01:03:38.615 *** 1403 01:03:39.950 --> 01:03:41.485 [light tap] 1404 01:03:43.053 --> 01:03:44.421 -Ugh! [club whooshes] 1405 01:03:46.723 --> 01:03:48.692 [music intensifies] 1406 01:03:48.725 --> 01:03:50.594 Your shot. [clears throat] 1407 01:03:53.597 --> 01:03:55.232 -Hmm. 1408 01:04:00.504 --> 01:04:01.972 -He's hustling him! 1409 01:04:06.343 --> 01:04:08.078 -Ha! Mine's closer. 1410 01:04:13.150 --> 01:04:14.618 [ball clatters in cup] 1411 01:04:14.651 --> 01:04:17.054 -Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. 1412 01:04:17.087 --> 01:04:18.522 -What?! 1413 01:04:20.090 --> 01:04:21.291 [Jack] Don't screw up! You've gotta really 1414 01:04:21.325 --> 01:04:23.293 Lather yourself up! Get it all over. 1415 01:04:23.327 --> 01:04:24.995 -You really think this will work? 1416 01:04:25.029 --> 01:04:26.830 -It did that time Nas got his head stuck in the bannister 1417 01:04:26.863 --> 01:04:28.966 at church. -Okay, I think I'm ready! 1418 01:04:28.999 --> 01:04:31.135 -Okay. 1419 01:04:31.168 --> 01:04:34.138 -Ah! 1420 01:04:34.171 --> 01:04:36.673 Okay, okay. Okay. 1421 01:04:39.343 --> 01:04:41.011 [wobbly] No. 1422 01:04:43.647 --> 01:04:44.681 [grunts] 1423 01:04:46.516 --> 01:04:48.685 -Uh...[grunts] 1424 01:04:50.554 --> 01:04:52.456 [light tap, Clubs rattle] 1425 01:04:57.227 --> 01:05:00.030 [Baxter clears throat] 1426 01:05:01.131 --> 01:05:03.167 [chuckles lightly] 1427 01:05:03.200 --> 01:05:05.569 [starts cart engine, gravel crunches] 1428 01:05:09.373 --> 01:05:10.874 [grunting] 1429 01:05:12.909 --> 01:05:14.878 Ah! I'm stuck! Ah! 1430 01:05:17.047 --> 01:05:20.017 Ahhhh! I'm stuck! 1431 01:05:20.050 --> 01:05:22.186 -Well, ya gotta wiggle a bit, like a fish swimming upstream! 1432 01:05:23.387 --> 01:05:24.821 [grunts] 1433 01:05:26.756 --> 01:05:28.592 [metal rumbles loudly] 1434 01:05:30.227 --> 01:05:31.461 [chuckles cheerfully] 1435 01:05:31.495 --> 01:05:32.862 Ah! Ah! 1436 01:05:35.265 --> 01:05:37.567 -Reverend Wright? -Hey! 1437 01:05:37.601 --> 01:05:39.336 [grunts] 1438 01:05:41.371 --> 01:05:43.407 I'm here to save you, Skipper! 1439 01:05:43.440 --> 01:05:45.209 -Alright. [grunts] 1440 01:05:47.111 --> 01:05:48.912 -Come grab my hand, I'll pull you up. 1441 01:05:48.945 --> 01:05:51.015 -But what about the mission? -Forget it. 1442 01:05:51.048 --> 01:05:53.250 Your safety's more important than all that. Come. 1443 01:05:53.283 --> 01:05:56.220 Come here. Come on. Hey! -Ugh! 1444 01:05:56.253 --> 01:05:58.055 It's the soap. Ah! 1445 01:05:58.088 --> 01:05:59.623 [grunting] 1446 01:06:01.425 --> 01:06:02.726 Come on! 1447 01:06:02.759 --> 01:06:05.262 Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! -Careful! 1448 01:06:05.295 --> 01:06:07.097 -Whoa! 1449 01:06:09.433 --> 01:06:12.269 * Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack * 1450 01:06:12.302 --> 01:06:15.372 * All dressed in black, Black * 1451 01:06:15.405 --> 01:06:18.608 * With silver buttons, buttons, buttons * 1452 01:06:18.642 --> 01:06:21.611 * All down her back, back, back * 1453 01:06:21.645 --> 01:06:25.115 * She jumped so high, high, high * 1454 01:06:25.149 --> 01:06:28.285 * She reached the sky, sky, sky * 1455 01:06:28.318 --> 01:06:30.287 [Button clicks, lever clicks, door clunks open] 1456 01:06:30.320 --> 01:06:31.921 [happy exhales] 1457 01:06:31.955 --> 01:06:33.590 -We did it! [laughs joyously] 1458 01:06:33.623 --> 01:06:36.260 -We did it! -Yes, they did! Yes! 1459 01:06:36.293 --> 01:06:38.595 -They did it! 1460 01:06:39.663 --> 01:06:41.298 [flushes toilet] 1461 01:06:41.331 --> 01:06:43.100 -Yeah!! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! 1462 01:06:48.305 --> 01:06:51.275 Okay, y'all, I'm gonna... we should get on. 1463 01:06:52.276 --> 01:06:54.144 -And I turned to him and said, 1464 01:06:54.178 --> 01:06:56.380 "If there's a catfish, then where's his whiskers?" 1465 01:06:56.413 --> 01:06:58.282 And he said... 1466 01:06:58.315 --> 01:07:00.450 -Lady, I've gotta get back to work. 1467 01:07:00.484 --> 01:07:02.819 Good luck with... everything. 1468 01:07:04.521 --> 01:07:07.224 -Stall! Stall! -But, but my directions! 1469 01:07:07.257 --> 01:07:10.127 -Lady, you're making my ears bleed. 1470 01:07:10.160 --> 01:07:13.097 [soft spiritual music] 1471 01:07:14.798 --> 01:07:16.766 [door creaks and shuts] 1472 01:07:16.800 --> 01:07:18.468 Chickens are home to roost. 1473 01:07:18.502 --> 01:07:20.637 Mother hen is heading back for dust-off. 1474 01:07:24.941 --> 01:07:26.610 [loud rock music starts] 1475 01:07:26.643 --> 01:07:28.445 Now we're talkin'! 1476 01:07:34.484 --> 01:07:36.986 I've decided to discontinue surveillance on the suspect. 1477 01:07:37.020 --> 01:07:38.922 It appears his only goal was to hustle 1478 01:07:38.955 --> 01:07:42.359 some money out of the target, using a calculated misdirection. 1479 01:07:42.392 --> 01:07:46.196 [chuckles] Hit him with the old long con. 1480 01:07:46.230 --> 01:07:49.433 *** 1481 01:07:49.466 --> 01:07:51.335 It was a long con! 1482 01:07:54.704 --> 01:07:57.607 *** 1483 01:07:57.641 --> 01:07:59.343 -Some brownies, eh! 1484 01:08:03.480 --> 01:08:04.848 How ya feelin'? 1485 01:08:04.881 --> 01:08:06.650 -[exhales] Like I could walk on water! 1486 01:08:06.683 --> 01:08:08.051 [laughing] 1487 01:08:08.084 --> 01:08:10.354 1... 2... 3! 1488 01:08:10.387 --> 01:08:11.888 [grunting] [thuds heavily] 1489 01:08:11.921 --> 01:08:14.124 -How much is in this thing? -I haven't checked, 1490 01:08:14.158 --> 01:08:16.660 but it feels like a fortune! [laughs] 1491 01:08:16.693 --> 01:08:18.695 [Nas] Hawk's heading back to the nest. 1492 01:08:18.728 --> 01:08:20.830 -All clear! Package is secure. 1493 01:08:20.864 --> 01:08:22.832 We're ready for dust-off. -You guys still have to grab 1494 01:08:22.866 --> 01:08:24.834 the wireless transmitter, or they're gonna be able 1495 01:08:24.868 --> 01:08:26.736 to track the serial number back to us. 1496 01:08:26.770 --> 01:08:28.738 -You go. I'll meet ya at the back door. 1497 01:08:28.772 --> 01:08:30.674 Alright! [pants] 1498 01:08:30.707 --> 01:08:32.609 [grunting] 1499 01:08:41.050 --> 01:08:42.519 -Oh, man! 1500 01:08:42.552 --> 01:08:45.555 -If you need directions so bad, go buy yourself a map! 1501 01:08:45.589 --> 01:08:48.425 -I never heard a man in uniform 1502 01:08:48.458 --> 01:08:50.360 talk to an old lady like that! 1503 01:08:50.394 --> 01:08:52.429 -Oh! 1504 01:08:52.462 --> 01:08:54.698 -Ma'am, if you don't clear this property immediately, 1505 01:08:54.731 --> 01:08:57.201 I'll be forced to do more than just talk. 1506 01:08:57.234 --> 01:08:58.602 You understand? 1507 01:08:58.635 --> 01:09:01.205 -All clear. You've got five minutes 1508 01:09:01.238 --> 01:09:03.373 to get out of there before the loop ends, so hurry up! 1509 01:09:03.407 --> 01:09:05.442 -Oh, I understand just fine! -Oh no! 1510 01:09:05.475 --> 01:09:06.710 -Oh no, what? 1511 01:09:06.743 --> 01:09:08.778 [front door opens] 1512 01:09:08.812 --> 01:09:11.381 [suspenseful music] 1513 01:09:13.049 --> 01:09:14.918 [hard thud, grunts] 1514 01:09:14.951 --> 01:09:17.887 -Respect your elders! -Oh, snap! 1515 01:09:19.256 --> 01:09:21.124 -What, what happened? 1516 01:09:21.157 --> 01:09:23.793 -Gabs done drop him like a bad habit! 1517 01:09:23.827 --> 01:09:26.730 -[chuckles] Thank God she keeps that thang on her. 1518 01:09:26.763 --> 01:09:29.233 Alright, meet us round back. Marge will be here soon. 1519 01:09:31.335 --> 01:09:33.370 [sighs] It's all I got on me. 1520 01:09:33.403 --> 01:09:36.005 -It's all good. I'll just add it to the rest of my bill. 1521 01:09:37.974 --> 01:09:40.076 -Hey! 1522 01:09:40.109 --> 01:09:41.878 I'm not stupid. 1523 01:09:41.911 --> 01:09:44.581 I know what you did out there. You hustled me. 1524 01:09:44.614 --> 01:09:46.750 -As a mediocre golfer once said, 1525 01:09:46.783 --> 01:09:48.852 a sucker's born every minute! 1526 01:09:51.821 --> 01:09:53.690 -Was that... was that me? 1527 01:09:55.158 --> 01:09:57.461 Hey! Was that supposed to be me! 1528 01:09:57.494 --> 01:09:59.028 [grunting] -Easy. 1529 01:10:00.664 --> 01:10:01.931 [cart rattles] 1530 01:10:01.965 --> 01:10:04.334 [Gabby chuckles] 1531 01:10:06.836 --> 01:10:08.838 -I can't believe we pulled this off. 1532 01:10:08.872 --> 01:10:10.774 -I know! -It's a miracle! 1533 01:10:10.807 --> 01:10:13.977 Ah! I just feel like I'm forgetting something. 1534 01:10:14.010 --> 01:10:16.246 [Skipper] Yeah, me! -Right! 1535 01:10:16.280 --> 01:10:18.782 [Skipper knocks inside cart] [gasps for air] 1536 01:10:18.815 --> 01:10:21.084 -Oh, Sweetie. I'm so sorry, Sweetie. 1537 01:10:21.117 --> 01:10:23.086 You're okay. 1538 01:10:23.119 --> 01:10:25.455 -Nas, how're we doin' on time? -Right on the money. 1539 01:10:25.489 --> 01:10:27.324 -Speaking of money, 1540 01:10:30.894 --> 01:10:32.429 you know, today, 1541 01:10:32.462 --> 01:10:34.364 with the strength of God and the spirit of teamwork, 1542 01:10:34.398 --> 01:10:35.865 we pulled off the impossible. 1543 01:10:35.899 --> 01:10:38.101 It's just like the Good Book says, 1544 01:10:38.134 --> 01:10:40.003 "blessed is the righteous man, 1545 01:10:40.036 --> 01:10:43.139 for he doth reap what he does sow." 1546 01:10:43.172 --> 01:10:45.208 And whatever-- -With all due respect, 1547 01:10:45.241 --> 01:10:47.444 we can listen to you preach later. 1548 01:10:47.477 --> 01:10:49.145 Just open up that bag and let's count this loot! 1549 01:10:49.178 --> 01:10:51.981 [engine rumbles] [unzips bag, honking] 1550 01:10:52.015 --> 01:10:53.850 -Well, come on! How much is in there? 1551 01:10:53.883 --> 01:10:55.685 -Is it more than you expected? 1552 01:10:55.719 --> 01:10:57.654 [Nas] A million? [Skipper] Two million? 1553 01:10:57.687 --> 01:10:59.055 -Come on, man! Ha, ha! 1554 01:11:01.491 --> 01:11:05.862 *** 1555 01:11:05.895 --> 01:11:07.831 [door creaks open] 1556 01:11:07.864 --> 01:11:10.500 Let's go, y'all! Clock's tickin'! 1557 01:11:10.534 --> 01:11:12.569 [turns engine off] 1558 01:11:12.602 --> 01:11:15.004 What're you all gawking at? 1559 01:11:16.706 --> 01:11:18.041 Some golf clubs? [All] What? 1560 01:11:18.074 --> 01:11:20.344 There has to be some cash in here, somewhere. 1561 01:11:20.377 --> 01:11:22.379 -No! -Well, check the pockets, man! 1562 01:11:22.412 --> 01:11:24.381 -Where is everything? 1563 01:11:25.515 --> 01:11:27.183 -Don't blame yourself, Reverend. 1564 01:11:27.216 --> 01:11:28.518 You tried your best. 1565 01:11:28.552 --> 01:11:29.686 -There is nothing in there, either! 1566 01:11:29.719 --> 01:11:31.355 -No, I didn't. 1567 01:11:31.388 --> 01:11:33.156 [Nas] There's nothing? [Skipper] No! 1568 01:11:33.189 --> 01:11:35.492 -First, I lost all the church's money. 1569 01:11:35.525 --> 01:11:38.061 Then I put you five in danger, trying to steal it back. 1570 01:11:39.929 --> 01:11:42.198 That's not me at my best. 1571 01:11:42.231 --> 01:11:44.067 That's me at my worst. 1572 01:11:46.403 --> 01:11:48.605 What kind of man have I become? 1573 01:11:48.638 --> 01:11:50.239 -A man of God! 1574 01:11:50.273 --> 01:11:53.109 The Shepherd of our flock. 1575 01:11:53.142 --> 01:11:56.179 Sometimes the Shepherd has to make hard decisions 1576 01:11:56.212 --> 01:11:59.048 in order to protect us from wolves 1577 01:11:59.082 --> 01:12:00.917 and other such things! 1578 01:12:00.950 --> 01:12:03.687 That doesn't make you a bad man; 1579 01:12:03.720 --> 01:12:05.722 it makes you a strong leader, 1580 01:12:05.755 --> 01:12:08.758 willing to risk everything for his people. 1581 01:12:10.293 --> 01:12:12.562 That's what a good man is. 1582 01:12:14.230 --> 01:12:16.366 Wow, this guy was a really good golf player. 1583 01:12:16.400 --> 01:12:18.802 It's a bunch of ones, and two, 1584 01:12:18.835 --> 01:12:20.737 and zeroes on this scorecard. 1585 01:12:20.770 --> 01:12:22.606 -Ain't no zeroes in golf. Let me see that! 1586 01:12:24.240 --> 01:12:27.977 -[echoey] We need proof of an illicit offshore account. 1587 01:12:28.011 --> 01:12:30.079 [upbeat music] 1588 01:12:30.113 --> 01:12:32.281 [laughs excitedly] 1589 01:12:33.517 --> 01:12:34.851 These ain't golf scores! 1590 01:12:36.085 --> 01:12:38.187 Oh, this little baby's gonna save the church! 1591 01:12:42.959 --> 01:12:45.529 [phone rings] 1592 01:12:48.264 --> 01:12:51.334 -Hey! Hey, Jordan, great news! It turns out that-- 1593 01:12:51.367 --> 01:12:53.002 -No time! I just wrapped the back nine 1594 01:12:53.036 --> 01:12:54.303 and my tail's gone AWOL. 1595 01:12:54.337 --> 01:12:56.606 -Is that some golf term, or...? -Sykes is gone! 1596 01:12:56.640 --> 01:12:58.875 She's probably on her way back to Baxter's office, as we speak. 1597 01:13:00.376 --> 01:13:02.579 -We got to go! We gotta go! Let's go! 1598 01:13:02.612 --> 01:13:05.214 -Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! -Come on, grab this. 1599 01:13:05.248 --> 01:13:06.983 -One second. Okay. -He's got it! Come on. 1600 01:13:07.016 --> 01:13:09.586 -Push. Push! Push it! 1601 01:13:09.619 --> 01:13:11.354 Now Marge, I usually don't condone speeding, 1602 01:13:11.387 --> 01:13:13.757 but given the circumstances-- -Ah! Say no more, Rev! 1603 01:13:13.790 --> 01:13:15.492 Buckle up, y'all!! 1604 01:13:15.525 --> 01:13:18.094 [tires screech] -Ah! 1605 01:13:18.127 --> 01:13:20.296 [laughs] 1606 01:13:20.329 --> 01:13:21.698 [upbeat music] 1607 01:13:21.731 --> 01:13:24.167 -Okay. Okay. 1608 01:13:24.200 --> 01:13:26.102 -Good afternoon. 1609 01:13:26.135 --> 01:13:27.937 Hi. 1610 01:13:27.971 --> 01:13:30.640 Hi, good afternoon. 1611 01:13:30.674 --> 01:13:32.375 [music intensifies] 1612 01:13:32.408 --> 01:13:33.810 [gasping] 1613 01:13:37.714 --> 01:13:40.316 -Hey! No gettin' sick in my van! 1614 01:13:40.349 --> 01:13:42.218 You better swallow it! 1615 01:13:43.352 --> 01:13:45.221 -Ah! There! 1616 01:13:45.254 --> 01:13:47.824 -Afternoon, Mrs. Wright. 1617 01:13:47.857 --> 01:13:50.159 I need to speak with the Reverend, quickly. 1618 01:13:50.193 --> 01:13:52.395 -Uh, well, we're just about to start our service. 1619 01:13:52.428 --> 01:13:54.163 -It'll only take a second. 1620 01:13:54.197 --> 01:13:57.801 -Oh, it's the fuzz! Turn around back! 1621 01:13:57.834 --> 01:14:01.004 -You know what? In that case... 1622 01:14:01.037 --> 01:14:03.640 -Wasn't that your church van? -No, I don't think so. 1623 01:14:03.673 --> 01:14:05.742 Uh, just follow me. 1624 01:14:05.775 --> 01:14:07.511 -On second thought, I think I'll just wait out here. 1625 01:14:07.544 --> 01:14:09.546 Don't wanna bother the Reverend before his final service. 1626 01:14:09.579 --> 01:14:11.948 -It's no bother. -I insist. 1627 01:14:15.084 --> 01:14:16.820 -Uh, okay. 1628 01:14:16.853 --> 01:14:18.955 I guess I'm just gonna get the choir started. 1629 01:14:23.693 --> 01:14:28.264 *** 1630 01:14:28.297 --> 01:14:29.899 [choir sings] 1631 01:14:29.933 --> 01:14:32.035 -You're goin' the wrong way, dear. 1632 01:14:32.068 --> 01:14:33.770 Front of the church is this way! 1633 01:14:33.803 --> 01:14:35.304 -I know, I'm just- 1634 01:14:37.373 --> 01:14:40.276 [garbage can crashes] -Ah! 1635 01:14:42.746 --> 01:14:44.047 [upbeat suspenseful music] 1636 01:14:44.080 --> 01:14:45.749 [gasps, pants] 1637 01:14:49.218 --> 01:14:56.192 *** 1638 01:14:56.225 --> 01:15:03.900 *** 1639 01:15:03.933 --> 01:15:05.434 [cat screeches] 1640 01:15:09.939 --> 01:15:11.541 [gravel crunches] 1641 01:15:11.575 --> 01:15:14.343 [choir sings in distance, Benjamin whistles] 1642 01:15:17.446 --> 01:15:19.082 [knocking on door] 1643 01:15:19.115 --> 01:15:21.217 -Reverend Wright, we need to talk! 1644 01:15:21.250 --> 01:15:23.419 [sputters] 1645 01:15:23.452 --> 01:15:25.354 [boxes crash] 1646 01:15:27.657 --> 01:15:30.293 -Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, you're killin' me! 1647 01:15:30.326 --> 01:15:31.961 -Hello? 1648 01:15:33.096 --> 01:15:34.664 Somebody there? 1649 01:15:34.698 --> 01:15:36.465 [running footsteps thud] 1650 01:15:38.668 --> 01:15:41.004 -Oh, Lord! Not again! 1651 01:15:42.505 --> 01:15:44.473 [grunts] 1652 01:15:46.643 --> 01:15:48.645 [effort grunts] 1653 01:15:54.117 --> 01:15:58.521 *** 1654 01:15:58.554 --> 01:16:01.057 [footsteps thud quickly] 1655 01:16:06.362 --> 01:16:11.067 *** 1656 01:16:12.401 --> 01:16:14.671 What do we have here? 1657 01:16:19.643 --> 01:16:25.514 *** 1658 01:16:27.717 --> 01:16:29.786 [choir sings in background] 1659 01:16:29.819 --> 01:16:31.187 [rushing thudding footsteps] 1660 01:16:35.659 --> 01:16:37.526 [toilet flushes] 1661 01:16:42.766 --> 01:16:44.233 -Agent Sykes. 1662 01:16:44.267 --> 01:16:46.535 Was that you doin' all that knocking? 1663 01:16:46.569 --> 01:16:48.404 -Hope it's okay I let myself in. 1664 01:16:48.437 --> 01:16:50.139 -Oh, of course. Sorry to keep you waiting. 1665 01:16:50.173 --> 01:16:52.842 I just had to exorcise some demons before the next service, 1666 01:16:52.876 --> 01:16:54.477 you know. -Didn't need to know all that. 1667 01:16:54.510 --> 01:16:56.145 -Well, what can I help you with? 1668 01:16:56.179 --> 01:16:58.481 -Well, you see, Reverend, 1669 01:16:58.514 --> 01:17:02.652 I got this feeling, a sneaking suspicion I just can't shake, 1670 01:17:02.686 --> 01:17:04.854 and I think you hold the key to all of it? 1671 01:17:04.888 --> 01:17:07.156 -Me? 1672 01:17:07.190 --> 01:17:09.693 -I don't wanna take up any more of your time, 1673 01:17:09.726 --> 01:17:12.896 but before I go, I need to know one thing... 1674 01:17:14.530 --> 01:17:16.733 when was the last time Baxter Whitcomb was at your church? 1675 01:17:18.101 --> 01:17:21.570 -Baxter Whitcomb, uh, you know, I don't know. 1676 01:17:21.604 --> 01:17:24.741 Maybe sometime last week. Just... 1677 01:17:26.375 --> 01:17:28.745 -You're sure about that? 1678 01:17:31.247 --> 01:17:34.083 -Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. [clears throat] 1679 01:17:34.117 --> 01:17:35.284 Yes. Yes. 1680 01:17:37.921 --> 01:17:40.423 -Okay. That's all I needed to hear. 1681 01:17:41.991 --> 01:17:43.760 -Wait, that's it? 1682 01:17:43.793 --> 01:17:46.229 You came all the way down here for that? 1683 01:17:46.262 --> 01:17:48.698 -No, there is one more thing. 1684 01:17:48.732 --> 01:17:51.267 I just wanna say how sorry I am 1685 01:17:51.300 --> 01:17:53.069 for what's happened to your church. 1686 01:17:53.102 --> 01:17:54.804 From what I've heard, 1687 01:17:54.838 --> 01:17:56.539 your services will be missed in this community. 1688 01:17:56.572 --> 01:17:58.742 -Oh, well thank you very much, Agent Sykes, 1689 01:17:58.775 --> 01:18:00.576 that's very sweet of you say. 1690 01:18:00.609 --> 01:18:02.779 Oh, would you like to join us for our final service? 1691 01:18:02.812 --> 01:18:05.014 I mean, all are welcome. -I'd love to, 1692 01:18:05.048 --> 01:18:06.582 but I'm afraid something's just come up 1693 01:18:06.615 --> 01:18:08.484 that requires my immediate attention. 1694 01:18:08.517 --> 01:18:10.119 But best of luck to you, Reverend. 1695 01:18:10.153 --> 01:18:12.088 -And to you, Agent Sykes. 1696 01:18:12.121 --> 01:18:14.590 Uh, call it divine intervention, 1697 01:18:14.623 --> 01:18:16.259 but I believe you're gonna find whatever you need 1698 01:18:16.292 --> 01:18:19.896 to take down Baxter Whitcomb. -I think so, too. 1699 01:18:19.929 --> 01:18:21.931 It's like they always say, 1700 01:18:21.965 --> 01:18:25.334 God never closes a door without opening a window. 1701 01:18:27.103 --> 01:18:28.304 [ominous music] 1702 01:18:34.543 --> 01:18:37.180 * I'm gonna lay down my burden * 1703 01:18:38.281 --> 01:18:41.317 * Down by the riverside 1704 01:18:41.350 --> 01:18:44.253 * Down by the riverside 1705 01:18:44.287 --> 01:18:46.790 * Down by the riverside 1706 01:18:46.823 --> 01:18:49.859 * I'm gonna lay down my burden * 1707 01:18:49.893 --> 01:18:52.595 * Down by the riverside 1708 01:18:52.628 --> 01:18:55.464 * To study war no more 1709 01:19:07.043 --> 01:19:10.246 -I had a sermon prepared for today's service. 1710 01:19:12.181 --> 01:19:14.483 But given the circumstances, I think it's best 1711 01:19:14.517 --> 01:19:17.053 I just speak from the heart. [All] Mm-hmm. 1712 01:19:18.654 --> 01:19:21.057 -Words cannot describe how terrible I feel 1713 01:19:21.090 --> 01:19:22.525 about losing the church's money. 1714 01:19:24.828 --> 01:19:27.030 I thought I could take out a loan, 1715 01:19:27.063 --> 01:19:28.998 fix this place up, all by myself. 1716 01:19:30.166 --> 01:19:33.302 When all I needed to do was look around 1717 01:19:33.336 --> 01:19:35.905 at the perfectly capable crew 1718 01:19:35.939 --> 01:19:37.841 standing beside me. 1719 01:19:39.075 --> 01:19:40.743 Because what is a chapel without a congregation? 1720 01:19:41.845 --> 01:19:43.813 Or a church without community? 1721 01:19:43.847 --> 01:19:46.582 We are what give this building life. 1722 01:19:46.615 --> 01:19:49.052 While there may be a lot of history 1723 01:19:49.085 --> 01:19:50.653 in these bricks and boards, 1724 01:19:50.686 --> 01:19:52.521 we're the ones who put it there! 1725 01:19:52.555 --> 01:19:54.657 We're the ones that gave it all meaning. 1726 01:19:54.690 --> 01:19:56.425 [Congregation] Yes! -So, whatever happens... 1727 01:19:56.459 --> 01:19:57.861 [Man] That's the truth, right there! 1728 01:19:57.894 --> 01:20:00.529 -we will continue to build our proud history, 1729 01:20:00.563 --> 01:20:03.666 brick by brick, board by board! 1730 01:20:03.699 --> 01:20:05.201 [All] Mm-hmm. Yes! 1731 01:20:05.234 --> 01:20:07.837 -That being said, I have no plans of leaving this place. 1732 01:20:07.871 --> 01:20:10.339 They may have our backs against the wall 1733 01:20:10.373 --> 01:20:11.875 and our feet to the fire, 1734 01:20:11.908 --> 01:20:13.843 but that ain't nothin' new for us now, is it? 1735 01:20:13.877 --> 01:20:16.112 [All] No, sir! -We will persevere 1736 01:20:16.145 --> 01:20:17.947 because we have persevered, 1737 01:20:17.981 --> 01:20:20.850 for years, for decades, for centuries! 1738 01:20:20.884 --> 01:20:23.887 This old beat-up chapel's proof enough of that! 1739 01:20:23.920 --> 01:20:25.688 Can I preach it like I feel it, y'all! 1740 01:20:25.721 --> 01:20:27.356 - Preach! 1741 01:20:27.390 --> 01:20:30.559 -I will not give up or back down. 1742 01:20:30.593 --> 01:20:32.862 Won't be told to move along 1743 01:20:32.896 --> 01:20:35.564 because this ain't just about a building, y'all. 1744 01:20:35.598 --> 01:20:38.367 This is about our history. 1745 01:20:38.401 --> 01:20:40.703 Our heritage! [Man] Amen! 1746 01:20:40.736 --> 01:20:43.772 -And as I stand before you today, 1747 01:20:43.806 --> 01:20:48.044 I promise each and every one of you, as God as my witness, 1748 01:20:48.077 --> 01:20:50.713 this building, this church, 1749 01:20:50.746 --> 01:20:53.382 this community, will be here 1750 01:20:53.416 --> 01:20:55.919 for long, long, long, long, 1751 01:20:57.253 --> 01:21:00.223 long, long, long time! 1752 01:21:00.256 --> 01:21:02.725 Come hell, come high water, or the second coming! 1753 01:21:02.758 --> 01:21:05.294 Can I get an Amen? [All] Amen! 1754 01:21:05.328 --> 01:21:08.397 -Can I get an Amen? [All] Amen! 1755 01:21:08.431 --> 01:21:11.901 [Man] Woo! That's what I'm talking about. 1756 01:21:11.935 --> 01:21:13.802 [cheering and applause] 1757 01:21:14.870 --> 01:21:16.805 [Man] Amen! 1758 01:21:22.278 --> 01:21:23.913 -[sighs] 1759 01:21:23.947 --> 01:21:25.881 Oh, you gotta be kidding me! 1760 01:21:27.316 --> 01:21:29.185 What the hell happened to you? 1761 01:21:29.218 --> 01:21:31.354 -I got jumped while I was doing my rounds. 1762 01:21:31.387 --> 01:21:34.023 It was a big guy, seven feet tall. 1763 01:21:34.057 --> 01:21:35.858 I got a few good shots in, though. 1764 01:21:35.891 --> 01:21:38.527 Don't care. What's going on with these carpets? 1765 01:21:38.561 --> 01:21:41.630 -Oh, they uh, they left a note. 1766 01:21:49.138 --> 01:21:50.639 [footsteps squish] 1767 01:21:55.311 --> 01:21:57.846 -Randy! We've been robbed! 1768 01:21:57.880 --> 01:22:00.049 [sirens wail] 1769 01:22:00.083 --> 01:22:02.618 Oh, thank God. They've been notified. 1770 01:22:02.651 --> 01:22:05.021 [pounding on door] [Man] FBI! 1771 01:22:05.054 --> 01:22:06.990 -Where is it? I just had it! 1772 01:22:07.023 --> 01:22:08.657 [items clatter] 1773 01:22:13.929 --> 01:22:16.132 -It's not in the van! -Or in the hallway! 1774 01:22:16.165 --> 01:22:17.800 -Nothing in the back alley either! 1775 01:22:17.833 --> 01:22:19.535 -Alright, just keep lookin'! 1776 01:22:19.568 --> 01:22:20.970 It's gotta be around here somewhere! 1777 01:22:21.004 --> 01:22:23.006 -What are y'all looking for, anyway? 1778 01:22:23.039 --> 01:22:24.907 -Reverend, where's the cash? 1779 01:22:27.910 --> 01:22:30.746 Oh, phew! You scared me for a second, there. 1780 01:22:34.617 --> 01:22:36.219 What are these? 1781 01:22:36.252 --> 01:22:37.987 -Golf clubs. -I can see that. 1782 01:22:38.021 --> 01:22:39.888 Where's the take from the safe? -You're looking at it. 1783 01:22:39.922 --> 01:22:41.657 -So, then, what are we looking for? 1784 01:22:41.690 --> 01:22:43.993 -A scorecard! -A scorecard? 1785 01:22:44.027 --> 01:22:45.661 -Scorecard? What, you wanna double check his handicap, 1786 01:22:45.694 --> 01:22:47.363 or something? -No! 1787 01:22:47.396 --> 01:22:49.365 It had a routing number on it, like the one Sykes showed me. 1788 01:22:49.398 --> 01:22:51.167 If we can get that to the FBI, 1789 01:22:51.200 --> 01:22:52.768 they can use it to track down our money! 1790 01:22:52.801 --> 01:22:54.870 But I can't find it! 1791 01:22:56.072 --> 01:22:59.208 -Y'all heard the man, keep looking! Keep looking! 1792 01:23:02.378 --> 01:23:03.912 [Nas] Rev! -Ha! 1793 01:23:03.946 --> 01:23:06.382 Y'all gotta come see this. 1794 01:23:06.415 --> 01:23:08.051 -Let's go, let's go. -Come on. Go, go, go. 1795 01:23:09.385 --> 01:23:11.254 -I'm standing outside the office 1796 01:23:11.287 --> 01:23:13.522 of local financial advisor, Baxter Whitcomb, 1797 01:23:13.556 --> 01:23:16.525 who, as you can see, has just been apprehended 1798 01:23:16.559 --> 01:23:19.028 after being accused of defrauding his clients 1799 01:23:19.062 --> 01:23:21.464 out of nearly half a million dollars. 1800 01:23:21.497 --> 01:23:23.199 With me now is lead investigator, 1801 01:23:23.232 --> 01:23:25.401 Special Agent Sherry Sykes. 1802 01:23:25.434 --> 01:23:27.370 Agent Sykes, how were you and your team 1803 01:23:27.403 --> 01:23:29.538 able to bring Mr. Whitcomb to justice? 1804 01:23:29.572 --> 01:23:32.208 [Sherry] Due the ongoing nature of this investigation, 1805 01:23:32.241 --> 01:23:35.978 I'm afraid I can't share much, but what I will say 1806 01:23:36.011 --> 01:23:39.048 is we recovered a document on the property 1807 01:23:39.082 --> 01:23:41.150 of one of Mr. Whitcomb's victims, 1808 01:23:41.184 --> 01:23:44.387 linking the suspect to an illicit offshore bank account. 1809 01:23:44.420 --> 01:23:47.990 -And how were you able to make such a miraculous discovery? 1810 01:23:49.092 --> 01:23:51.660 -I don't wanna say it was Divine Intervention, 1811 01:23:51.694 --> 01:23:54.463 but the Lord does work in mysterious ways. 1812 01:23:55.798 --> 01:23:57.333 -How'd she get that?! 1813 01:23:57.366 --> 01:23:59.568 It must've fell out of my pocket when I was climbing in 1814 01:23:59.602 --> 01:24:01.504 through the window! [All laugh excitedly] 1815 01:24:01.537 --> 01:24:04.073 -Shh! Quiet, quiet! She's still talking! 1816 01:24:04.107 --> 01:24:06.075 -What's the likelihood that his victims will be 1817 01:24:06.109 --> 01:24:07.910 getting his money back? 1818 01:24:07.943 --> 01:24:10.246 -As of now, we've only recovered a fraction 1819 01:24:10.279 --> 01:24:13.349 of the misappropriated funds in his offshore account. 1820 01:24:13.382 --> 01:24:16.018 We have enough to prosecute, but unfortunately, 1821 01:24:16.051 --> 01:24:18.987 not enough to pay everyone back at this time. 1822 01:24:20.156 --> 01:24:22.091 -So, what's that mean? 1823 01:24:22.125 --> 01:24:24.227 -It means it's over. We lost. 1824 01:24:26.229 --> 01:24:28.431 [defeated sigh] 1825 01:24:28.464 --> 01:24:30.399 -Sorry. 1826 01:24:32.468 --> 01:24:33.802 [deflated sigh] 1827 01:24:35.404 --> 01:24:38.073 -I mean, we tried. Right? 1828 01:24:40.843 --> 01:24:42.511 Come on. 1829 01:24:47.750 --> 01:24:50.786 *** 1830 01:24:50.819 --> 01:24:53.389 [Gabby] Can't believe this is the last time 1831 01:24:53.422 --> 01:24:55.824 I'm ever gonna set foot in this church. 1832 01:24:58.161 --> 01:25:00.363 [Jack] What will you do now, Rev? 1833 01:25:00.396 --> 01:25:02.365 -Keep preaching how I feel it. 1834 01:25:02.398 --> 01:25:04.433 I meant what I said earlier. 1835 01:25:05.801 --> 01:25:08.637 This congregation is stronger than any building. 1836 01:25:08.671 --> 01:25:11.507 The message ain't ever gonna change. 1837 01:25:11.540 --> 01:25:14.477 At the end of the day, it's not about where you're at, 1838 01:25:14.510 --> 01:25:16.245 it's about who you're with. 1839 01:25:17.413 --> 01:25:19.148 Still would've been nice to get that money, though. 1840 01:25:19.182 --> 01:25:20.983 -Mm-hmm. -[laughing] 1841 01:25:21.016 --> 01:25:22.918 -I keep thinking to myself, 1842 01:25:22.951 --> 01:25:24.987 if it's not in the account, where's all that money? 1843 01:25:25.020 --> 01:25:27.323 -I could've sworn it would've been in that safe. 1844 01:25:27.356 --> 01:25:29.625 I mean, who uses the X2000 as a gym locker? 1845 01:25:31.360 --> 01:25:34.397 -We break into the most sophisticated safe in the world 1846 01:25:35.531 --> 01:25:37.933 just to bag some measly old golf clubs. 1847 01:25:37.966 --> 01:25:40.569 -Ain't even worth the gas money it cost to get us there. 1848 01:25:43.239 --> 01:25:46.609 -You mind? -Be my guest. 1849 01:25:49.545 --> 01:25:52.281 -Oof! These are a lot heavier than mine. 1850 01:25:52.315 --> 01:25:54.082 No wonder he's so bad. 1851 01:25:54.116 --> 01:25:56.051 -Y'all, check out Tiger Hood, over here. 1852 01:25:57.386 --> 01:25:58.887 -How'd you do out there, anyway? 1853 01:25:58.921 --> 01:26:01.190 -Man, I was money! Literally. 1854 01:26:01.224 --> 01:26:02.891 -You beat Baxter? 1855 01:26:02.925 --> 01:26:05.461 -Beat him? I embarrassed him! 1856 01:26:07.062 --> 01:26:09.898 What can I say, I'm a natural. -Sure you are. 1857 01:26:09.932 --> 01:26:11.900 - Yeah. Maybe a natural disaster. 1858 01:26:11.934 --> 01:26:13.769 [chuckling] 1859 01:26:13.802 --> 01:26:16.138 -Oh, wait, wait, wait. Y'all don't believe me? 1860 01:26:16.171 --> 01:26:18.307 Wow, okay, watch this. 1861 01:26:18.341 --> 01:26:20.543 I'm gonna chip it right up to the choir risers. 1862 01:26:20.576 --> 01:26:23.045 -Mm-hmm, let's see that backswing, baby. 1863 01:26:23.078 --> 01:26:25.714 -[chuckles] Okay. 1864 01:26:25.748 --> 01:26:27.916 [ball clangs, window shatters] 1865 01:26:27.950 --> 01:26:29.652 -Oh! 1866 01:26:30.753 --> 01:26:34.122 -Oh, is that what they call a hole in one? 1867 01:26:34.156 --> 01:26:36.058 -One in the window! -I'm telling y'all, 1868 01:26:36.091 --> 01:26:38.394 it's this club, man! This thing is heavy! 1869 01:26:38.427 --> 01:26:40.329 [suspenseful music] 1870 01:26:41.764 --> 01:26:43.131 -[echoey] Well, at least you're keeping your cross on. 1871 01:26:43.165 --> 01:26:44.567 -[echoey] Old family heirloom. 1872 01:26:44.600 --> 01:26:46.669 Well, you know what they say, 1873 01:26:46.702 --> 01:26:49.238 God and gold are the only two things that don't depreciate. 1874 01:26:49.272 --> 01:26:51.139 [ding] 1875 01:26:56.512 --> 01:26:58.247 [scratches club] 1876 01:26:58.281 --> 01:26:59.948 -Honey, are you alright? 1877 01:26:59.982 --> 01:27:01.950 [club clangs] 1878 01:27:01.984 --> 01:27:04.186 [laughs excitedly] 1879 01:27:04.219 --> 01:27:06.355 It's gold! Solid gold! 1880 01:27:06.389 --> 01:27:07.923 That's how he hid all the money! 1881 01:27:07.956 --> 01:27:09.692 [All] What?! 1882 01:27:14.129 --> 01:27:15.931 -Looks like you tripled your investment after all. 1883 01:27:15.964 --> 01:27:18.100 [laughing] 1884 01:27:18.133 --> 01:27:20.836 [Gospel music] 1885 01:27:20.869 --> 01:27:24.072 *** 1886 01:27:27.810 --> 01:27:30.979 * There was a time I thought I lost my soul, yeah * 1887 01:27:34.016 --> 01:27:37.720 * You can find me wandering down the wrong road, yeah * 1888 01:27:39.888 --> 01:27:43.992 * You kept your angels by my side, yeah * 1889 01:27:46.662 --> 01:27:50.198 * Even when I lost my will to smile, God * 1890 01:27:50.232 --> 01:27:53.569 * I'm gonna lay down this world * 1891 01:27:53.602 --> 01:27:55.871 * Shoulder up [overlapping singing] 1892 01:27:55.904 --> 01:27:58.974 * Take it home to my Jesus 1893 01:27:59.007 --> 01:28:01.910 * It cuts deeper and deeper 1894 01:28:01.944 --> 01:28:04.847 * Stepping out on faith, yeah * 1895 01:28:07.850 --> 01:28:10.419 * It never left my side 1896 01:28:11.520 --> 01:28:14.323 * It was not this, not this * 1897 01:28:14.357 --> 01:28:16.459 * Stepping out faith, yeah * 1898 01:28:20.529 --> 01:28:22.365 * 'Cause you gave your life 1899 01:28:22.398 --> 01:28:24.567 * Take it home to my Jesus 1900 01:28:24.600 --> 01:28:26.969 * And it got brighter and brighter again * 1901 01:28:28.604 --> 01:28:30.939 * Take it home to my Jesus 1902 01:28:30.973 --> 01:28:33.442 * And it got brighter and brighter again * 1903 01:28:34.977 --> 01:28:37.346 * Take it home to my Jesus 1904 01:28:37.380 --> 01:28:42.050 * It got brighter and brighter again * 1905 01:28:44.820 --> 01:28:46.121 [Organs final notes, Gospel song ends] 1906 01:28:49.558 --> 01:28:56.532 *** 1907 01:28:56.565 --> 01:29:02.805 ***