WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.794 --> 00:00:04.004 -[projector whirring] -[theme music] 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:21.849 --> 00:00:24.541 Life is stealing from you. 5 00:00:24.610 --> 00:00:25.646 Literally. 6 00:00:25.715 --> 00:00:27.751 Surcharge by surcharge. 7 00:00:27.820 --> 00:00:30.616 Convenience is bleeding you dry... 8 00:00:31.790 --> 00:00:33.792 nickel by nickel. 9 00:00:33.861 --> 00:00:35.552 Chump change. 10 00:00:35.621 --> 00:00:37.554 That dime you don't even bother to bend over to pick up 11 00:00:37.623 --> 00:00:39.418 on the sidewalk is the same dime 12 00:00:39.487 --> 00:00:42.628 you get bent over for by all these services. 13 00:00:42.697 --> 00:00:45.079 You wanna call 4-1-1, that'll cost 50 cents. 14 00:00:45.148 --> 00:00:49.083 You wanna actually place that call, that'll be an additional 49 cents. 15 00:00:49.152 --> 00:00:51.844 That adds up to guys like you and me. 16 00:00:51.913 --> 00:00:55.641 On any given day, I have $20 before payday, whatever. 17 00:00:55.710 --> 00:00:58.265 But don't even think about trying to withdraw your money. 18 00:00:58.334 --> 00:01:00.577 It'll cost you $1.50 to get $20, 19 00:01:00.646 --> 00:01:04.374 which means I only have $18.50 after the frickin' A.T.M. takes its cut, 20 00:01:04.443 --> 00:01:06.273 which means I don't have $20, 21 00:01:06.342 --> 00:01:08.965 I have "insufficient funds." 22 00:01:09.034 --> 00:01:11.140 That's why I'm here. 23 00:01:11.209 --> 00:01:14.798 So, listen closely because I'm about to tell you a secret-- 24 00:01:14.867 --> 00:01:18.595 how to beat the system, to take charge of the surcharge in life. 25 00:01:18.664 --> 00:01:20.218 [music plays] 26 00:01:20.287 --> 00:01:24.532 ♪ Go to a cash machine To get a ticket home ♪ 27 00:01:24.601 --> 00:01:26.948 ♪ A message on the screen ♪ 28 00:01:27.017 --> 00:01:29.158 ♪ Says don't make plans You're broke ♪ 29 00:01:29.227 --> 00:01:31.574 ♪ No, no, this can't be right ♪ 30 00:01:31.643 --> 00:01:34.163 ♪ I know that times is tight ♪ 31 00:01:34.232 --> 00:01:38.408 ♪ I've only just been paid Three weeks, five days Till I've seen ♪ 32 00:01:38.477 --> 00:01:42.102 ♪ Right ♪ 33 00:01:43.206 --> 00:01:46.244 ♪ No ♪ 34 00:01:48.038 --> 00:01:50.903 ♪ I scratch a living It ain't easy ♪ 35 00:01:50.972 --> 00:01:52.767 ♪ You know it's a drag ♪ 36 00:01:52.836 --> 00:01:55.460 ♪ I'm always paying Never make it ♪ 37 00:01:55.529 --> 00:01:57.565 ♪ But you can't look back ♪ 38 00:01:57.634 --> 00:02:02.191 ♪ I wonder if I'll ever get To where I want to be ♪ 39 00:02:02.260 --> 00:02:03.916 ♪ Better believe it ♪ 40 00:02:03.985 --> 00:02:07.368 ♪ I'm working For the cash machine ♪ 41 00:02:07.437 --> 00:02:09.405 [music plays] 42 00:02:22.694 --> 00:02:25.869 -[rips] -Fuck, that hurts, you whiny little son of a bitch! 43 00:02:25.938 --> 00:02:28.355 -I couldn't care less-- -Whoa there, skippy. 44 00:02:28.424 --> 00:02:31.737 If I wanted more verbal abuse, I'd call some customer service center somewhere. 45 00:02:31.806 --> 00:02:34.430 -[woman mumbles] -[man] Sorry, what-- what was that? 46 00:02:34.499 --> 00:02:35.810 I didn't catch that last part. 47 00:02:35.879 --> 00:02:38.813 Was that, "Sorry for being a bitch"? 48 00:02:38.882 --> 00:02:40.229 "I'll be nice now"? 49 00:02:42.610 --> 00:02:43.922 Mm-hmm. 50 00:02:45.441 --> 00:02:46.925 [woman] Ow! 51 00:02:46.994 --> 00:02:48.961 Shit, you... [sighs] 52 00:02:49.030 --> 00:02:50.618 [woman clears throat] 53 00:02:53.483 --> 00:02:55.105 Okay, let's start over. 54 00:02:55.175 --> 00:02:56.590 Good idea. 55 00:02:59.869 --> 00:03:01.353 What do you want? 56 00:03:01.422 --> 00:03:04.563 -I want my 20 bucks. -I think we covered that. 57 00:03:04.632 --> 00:03:05.875 True. 58 00:03:07.014 --> 00:03:08.395 -Um... -Yeah? 59 00:03:08.464 --> 00:03:10.811 So... what's your name? 60 00:03:10.880 --> 00:03:13.089 Jason... Jason Taylor. 61 00:03:13.158 --> 00:03:15.505 People call me "Jinx," though. 62 00:03:15.574 --> 00:03:17.335 What's your name? 63 00:03:18.508 --> 00:03:20.372 -Jessica. -Oh, Jessica. 64 00:03:20.441 --> 00:03:22.236 Yeah, that's a nice name. 65 00:03:22.305 --> 00:03:24.342 You kind of look like a Jessica. 66 00:03:27.862 --> 00:03:29.795 -Okay, so what's next? -What do you mean? 67 00:03:29.864 --> 00:03:33.143 What's next, as in what are you gonna do? 68 00:03:33.213 --> 00:03:35.422 I don't know. 69 00:03:35.491 --> 00:03:38.010 I mean, what, what? I don't-- I don't know. 70 00:03:38.079 --> 00:03:39.840 Oh, you don't know. 71 00:03:39.909 --> 00:03:42.463 -No, not exactly. -"No, not exactly"? 72 00:03:42.532 --> 00:03:45.259 -[chuckles] -What's next? 73 00:03:45.328 --> 00:03:48.020 What is your next step? 74 00:03:48.089 --> 00:03:50.885 I.E., evaluate, execute, exit. 75 00:03:50.954 --> 00:03:53.163 What is your plan? Have you got a plan? 76 00:03:53.233 --> 00:03:57.685 Did you ever think of devising a plan in a situation like this? 77 00:03:57.754 --> 00:04:00.274 -Maybe you ought to have a plan. -Oh, boy. 78 00:04:00.343 --> 00:04:02.276 You know what-- No, God-- LEFT 79 00:04:02.932 --> 00:04:07.005 [Cell phone rings...] 80 00:04:07.074 --> 00:04:13.011 [Jessica mumbles] 81 00:04:13.080 --> 00:04:14.012 What's this? 82 00:04:14.081 --> 00:04:16.014 [Mumbling] 83 00:04:16.083 --> 00:04:17.015 [rip] 84 00:04:17.084 --> 00:04:18.603 [cell phone rings...] 85 00:04:18.672 --> 00:04:21.709 [Sarcastically] That's what they call a cell phone. 86 00:04:21.778 --> 00:04:22.641 Oh, thanks. 87 00:04:22.710 --> 00:04:24.022 What are you gonna do? 88 00:04:24.091 --> 00:04:25.610 Oh. 89 00:04:29.096 --> 00:04:31.029 Um... 90 00:04:31.098 --> 00:04:32.444 Hello. 91 00:04:32.513 --> 00:04:34.066 [Man] Hello. 92 00:04:34.135 --> 00:04:36.034 Hello. Hello. 93 00:04:36.103 --> 00:04:37.967 Hello, who is this? 94 00:04:38.036 --> 00:04:39.589 Who's this? 95 00:04:39.658 --> 00:04:41.384 I asked you first. 96 00:04:41.453 --> 00:04:42.903 Excuse me? 97 00:04:42.972 --> 00:04:44.629 I said, who is this? 98 00:04:44.698 --> 00:04:46.251 I heard what you said. 99 00:04:46.320 --> 00:04:48.218 Look, who is this? 100 00:04:48.288 --> 00:04:51.325 Who am I speaking to? 101 00:04:51.394 --> 00:04:53.120 What is it you want? 102 00:04:53.189 --> 00:04:54.777 I don't know. 103 00:04:54.846 --> 00:04:56.054 You don't know? 104 00:04:56.123 --> 00:04:57.814 My 20 bucks. 105 00:04:57.883 --> 00:04:58.746 Let's start over. 106 00:04:58.815 --> 00:05:01.128 Let's just say my name is Simon. 107 00:05:01.197 --> 00:05:03.061 Okay, works for me... 108 00:05:03.130 --> 00:05:05.615 So, Simon, what's the deal? 109 00:05:05.684 --> 00:05:06.754 How do we do this? 110 00:05:06.823 --> 00:05:09.239 [Simon] How do we do this? 111 00:05:09.309 --> 00:05:15.763 Right... You tell me what it is you want, i.e., your demands. 112 00:05:15.832 --> 00:05:17.800 Then I give you what's called 113 00:05:17.869 --> 00:05:20.354 a counteroffer, giving you part 114 00:05:20.423 --> 00:05:21.942 of what you want, 115 00:05:22.011 --> 00:05:23.357 but not everything, 116 00:05:23.426 --> 00:05:24.772 so I hold a decent bargaining 117 00:05:24.841 --> 00:05:27.741 position to deliver what it is 118 00:05:27.810 --> 00:05:28.983 that I want. 119 00:05:29.052 --> 00:05:30.088 Got it? 120 00:05:30.157 --> 00:05:31.227 I don't think I like 121 00:05:31.296 --> 00:05:32.366 your attitude. 122 00:05:32.435 --> 00:05:34.299 That a boy! 123 00:05:34.368 --> 00:05:36.232 Now you're beginning to get the feel. 124 00:05:36.301 --> 00:05:38.096 I want my 20 bucks. 125 00:05:38.165 --> 00:05:40.581 And, and safely out of here. 126 00:05:40.650 --> 00:05:42.307 What we have here is 127 00:05:42.376 --> 00:05:44.447 a symbiotic relationship. 128 00:05:44.516 --> 00:05:48.451 You want out and I want in. 129 00:05:48.520 --> 00:05:49.970 And in the spirit 130 00:05:50.039 --> 00:05:52.041 of negotiation... 131 00:05:52.110 --> 00:05:54.526 I'd like to see you dead. 132 00:05:54.595 --> 00:05:57.115 You'd like to leave alive. 133 00:05:57.184 --> 00:05:59.289 So... Let's just meet 134 00:05:59.359 --> 00:06:00.532 in the middle. 135 00:06:00.601 --> 00:06:02.534 Have you come out. 136 00:06:02.603 --> 00:06:05.123 What do you say, big boy? 137 00:06:05.192 --> 00:06:06.193 Well, you're kinda 138 00:06:06.262 --> 00:06:07.263 brutally blunt, and, uh... 139 00:06:07.332 --> 00:06:09.127 To be honest with you, 140 00:06:09.196 --> 00:06:10.266 it's kind of unsettling. 141 00:06:10.335 --> 00:06:12.268 I'm not so sure about this. 142 00:06:12.337 --> 00:06:13.442 Whatever. 143 00:06:13.511 --> 00:06:14.926 Do we have a deal? 144 00:06:14.995 --> 00:06:16.824 I would love to accommodate you, really... 145 00:06:16.893 --> 00:06:18.136 All except for the seeing me 146 00:06:18.205 --> 00:06:20.621 dead part... But the truth is, 147 00:06:20.690 --> 00:06:22.174 I didn't lock this door. 148 00:06:22.243 --> 00:06:23.279 It locked on its own 149 00:06:23.348 --> 00:06:24.384 when the alarm went off. 150 00:06:24.453 --> 00:06:26.040 I don't know how to open it. 151 00:06:26.109 --> 00:06:27.145 [Simon] Oh, really? 152 00:06:27.214 --> 00:06:28.146 And how is that my problem? 153 00:06:28.215 --> 00:06:30.044 I am trapped... 154 00:06:30.113 --> 00:06:33.013 In a vault. 155 00:06:33.082 --> 00:06:35.187 I want out. 156 00:06:35.256 --> 00:06:36.292 I want... 157 00:06:36.361 --> 00:06:37.569 [Jessica clears her throat] 158 00:06:37.638 --> 00:06:39.847 Mind if I speak with him? 159 00:06:39.916 --> 00:06:40.848 What? 160 00:06:40.917 --> 00:06:42.160 Mind if I speak with him? 161 00:06:42.229 --> 00:06:44.438 Yes... No, wait, no! 162 00:06:44.507 --> 00:06:45.784 No, what are you talking about? 163 00:06:45.853 --> 00:06:47.199 You're not running the show now. 164 00:06:47.268 --> 00:06:48.615 I'm running the show. 165 00:06:48.684 --> 00:06:50.927 Oh, okay. You're running the show now. 166 00:06:50.996 --> 00:06:52.446 Yeah. 167 00:06:52.515 --> 00:06:53.999 F.Y.I., Simon, he's running the show now! 168 00:06:54.068 --> 00:06:56.588 I said no talking on the phone. 169 00:06:56.657 --> 00:06:58.314 [Simon] Tell her everything's fine. 170 00:06:58.383 --> 00:06:59.764 Just wait for now. 171 00:06:59.833 --> 00:07:01.766 He said everything's gonna be fi... 172 00:07:01.835 --> 00:07:03.181 Hey, both of you just, 173 00:07:03.250 --> 00:07:05.977 just hold on a minute! 174 00:07:18.299 --> 00:07:23.201 Mind if I make a suggestion? 175 00:07:23.270 --> 00:07:25.341 Fine. 176 00:07:25.410 --> 00:07:26.480 Why not? 177 00:07:26.549 --> 00:07:28.482 Tell him I can open the door. 178 00:07:28.551 --> 00:07:34.661 But you won't allow me to until he guarantees you safe passage out. 179 00:07:34.730 --> 00:07:37.767 She says she can open the door, but... 180 00:07:37.836 --> 00:07:39.804 [Simon] I heard her. It's a good plan. 181 00:07:39.873 --> 00:07:43.048 I'll give you my guarantee, 100%. 182 00:07:43.117 --> 00:07:46.396 Hold up there. How can you open a 10-ton steel door? 183 00:07:46.466 --> 00:07:48.571 And why should I trust you? 184 00:07:48.640 --> 00:07:49.641 You see that computer 185 00:07:49.710 --> 00:07:54.232 over there? 186 00:07:54.301 --> 00:07:55.958 That particular computer is tied 187 00:07:56.027 --> 00:07:58.029 into the entire security system 188 00:07:58.098 --> 00:07:59.271 of this and every other 189 00:07:59.340 --> 00:08:00.928 grant liberty national. 190 00:08:00.997 --> 00:08:02.689 Why do you think they keep it 191 00:08:02.758 --> 00:08:04.104 in the vault? 192 00:08:04.173 --> 00:08:06.589 Come on, what am I gonna do to you? 193 00:08:06.658 --> 00:08:09.143 It's not like I have a gun or anything. 194 00:08:09.212 --> 00:08:12.492 [music plays] 195 00:08:14.908 --> 00:08:18.394 Fine. 196 00:08:18.463 --> 00:08:20.983 [Tape tearing] 197 00:08:24.469 --> 00:08:26.540 [chair creaks] 198 00:08:26.609 --> 00:08:29.094 [music plays] 199 00:08:40.347 --> 00:08:41.659 [Thump] 200 00:08:47.630 --> 00:08:53.602 [typing on keyboard...] 201 00:09:02.231 --> 00:09:04.785 [Computer beeps] 202 00:09:04.854 --> 00:09:06.407 [Jinx] It's called exploding noema. 203 00:09:06.476 --> 00:09:09.341 It's a theory of psychoanalysis that describes the exact 204 00:09:09.410 --> 00:09:13.035 startling moment that the brain can't reconcile the difference 205 00:09:13.104 --> 00:09:17.177 of what should be and what actually Is. 206 00:09:17.246 --> 00:09:19.559 Kind of like thinking you've picked up a coke but you 207 00:09:19.628 --> 00:09:22.147 actually drink cigarette butts and beer-- but that moment's 208 00:09:22.216 --> 00:09:25.426 over now, and your brain is facing the reality that if you 209 00:09:25.495 --> 00:09:29.085 even get up from that chair, this little gadget of yours 210 00:09:29.154 --> 00:09:30.742 is gonna be a bunch of little 211 00:09:30.811 --> 00:09:33.883 gadget pieces. 212 00:09:38.716 --> 00:09:39.751 Please stop. 213 00:09:39.820 --> 00:09:43.479 Please, please? 214 00:09:43.548 --> 00:09:45.377 That's our way out. 215 00:09:45.446 --> 00:09:47.621 It's our key. 216 00:09:47.690 --> 00:09:49.347 Literally. 217 00:09:49.416 --> 00:09:51.867 [music plays] 218 00:09:51.936 --> 00:09:55.077 [Sighs] 219 00:10:13.440 --> 00:10:14.855 [tape rips] 220 00:10:14.924 --> 00:10:16.098 [Jessica] Okay... 221 00:10:16.167 --> 00:10:17.962 So what's next? 222 00:10:18.031 --> 00:10:19.101 We talk. 223 00:10:19.170 --> 00:10:22.380 You are a smart and very capable woman. 224 00:10:22.449 --> 00:10:25.245 I'd go so far as to say... 225 00:10:25.314 --> 00:10:26.833 A serious force 226 00:10:26.902 --> 00:10:28.006 to be reckoned with. 227 00:10:28.075 --> 00:10:29.387 You obviously know what you're 228 00:10:29.456 --> 00:10:30.526 doing, and I'll be honest, 229 00:10:30.595 --> 00:10:32.390 the only authority I have here 230 00:10:32.459 --> 00:10:34.875 is a stolen p.d.a. And a roll 231 00:10:34.944 --> 00:10:36.532 of pretty durable tape. 232 00:10:36.601 --> 00:10:37.913 [Tape ripping...] 233 00:10:37.982 --> 00:10:41.088 But that's all I need now, isn't it? 234 00:10:41.157 --> 00:10:43.401 So you and me, we're gonna talk... 235 00:10:43.470 --> 00:10:44.747 And you're gonna give me 236 00:10:44.816 --> 00:10:47.750 Frank and honest answers... 237 00:10:47.819 --> 00:10:49.683 Without any attitude. 238 00:10:49.752 --> 00:10:51.616 You got it? 239 00:10:51.685 --> 00:10:53.445 Yes, I do. 240 00:10:53.514 --> 00:10:56.103 Okay, good. 241 00:10:56.172 --> 00:10:57.829 Now what is this all about? 242 00:10:57.898 --> 00:11:02.627 [Simon] She doesn't know. 243 00:11:02.696 --> 00:11:05.043 -What's that? -[Simon] I said she doesn't know. 244 00:11:05.112 --> 00:11:08.322 She's got the codes, a specific job, that's it. 245 00:11:08.391 --> 00:11:10.255 She's a hired gun. 246 00:11:10.324 --> 00:11:12.706 -You're lying. -No, he's not. 247 00:11:12.775 --> 00:11:15.191 -You're lying. -No, I'm not. 248 00:11:17.435 --> 00:11:20.990 Okay, then, now what? 249 00:11:21.059 --> 00:11:24.649 What you're gonna do Is... 250 00:11:24.718 --> 00:11:28.618 [Cell phone rings] 251 00:11:28.688 --> 00:11:31.449 I was saying... 252 00:11:31.518 --> 00:11:34.486 [Cell phone rings...] 253 00:11:34.555 --> 00:11:39.457 [Angrily] Look here, you... 254 00:11:39.526 --> 00:11:43.185 [Cell phone rings] 255 00:11:43.254 --> 00:11:46.602 Okay, please... One moment... 256 00:11:46.671 --> 00:11:49.950 Please... Please... 257 00:11:50.019 --> 00:11:51.296 Let's start over. 258 00:11:51.365 --> 00:11:54.437 Seems to be our theme around here. 259 00:11:54.506 --> 00:11:56.612 So shoot. You tell me what I need to know. 260 00:11:56.681 --> 00:11:57.924 You tell me what you want in 261 00:11:57.993 --> 00:11:59.649 this vault and how I can get out 262 00:11:59.719 --> 00:12:00.892 in a way that best serves 263 00:12:00.961 --> 00:12:05.517 my interests, namely alive. 264 00:12:05.586 --> 00:12:07.554 Okay, there are key codes 265 00:12:07.623 --> 00:12:10.764 stored in a p.d.a. That seems 266 00:12:10.833 --> 00:12:12.352 to be precariously 267 00:12:12.421 --> 00:12:14.423 in your possession. 268 00:12:14.492 --> 00:12:15.493 ...The codes are for 269 00:12:15.562 --> 00:12:16.839 the computer locked inside 270 00:12:16.908 --> 00:12:19.497 the vault with you. 271 00:12:19.566 --> 00:12:20.774 On that computer, 272 00:12:20.843 --> 00:12:22.120 with the correct code, 273 00:12:22.189 --> 00:12:23.846 is the central locking control 274 00:12:23.915 --> 00:12:26.849 for the vault door... 275 00:12:26.918 --> 00:12:28.644 And the master lock release 276 00:12:28.713 --> 00:12:30.542 for every safety deposit box 277 00:12:30.611 --> 00:12:32.510 you see around you. 278 00:12:32.579 --> 00:12:33.718 Ah, that a boy! 279 00:12:33.787 --> 00:12:37.515 Now we're cooking with gasoline. 280 00:12:37.584 --> 00:12:38.723 Now, was that so hard? 281 00:12:38.792 --> 00:12:39.793 I mean, really. 282 00:12:39.862 --> 00:12:41.795 Yeah... 283 00:12:41.864 --> 00:12:43.521 Yeah, it was, actually. 284 00:12:43.590 --> 00:12:45.281 Shake it off, Simon. 285 00:12:45.350 --> 00:12:47.628 Now that we're a little better informed, with a bit of attitude 286 00:12:47.697 --> 00:12:54.152 adjustment, now we can revisit my original question: how do we do this? 287 00:12:54.221 --> 00:12:57.328 -Not bad. -Excuse me? 288 00:12:57.397 --> 00:12:59.537 The way you played that right there, not bad at all. 289 00:12:59.606 --> 00:13:00.676 You don't think I laid it 290 00:13:00.745 --> 00:13:02.367 on too thick there at the end? 291 00:13:02.436 --> 00:13:03.990 -You blew it. -I thought you just said... 292 00:13:04.059 --> 00:13:05.681 I know I did, but then you blew it. 293 00:13:05.750 --> 00:13:07.959 I'm sorry, what's that? 294 00:13:08.028 --> 00:13:10.859 I mean, could you feel it? 295 00:13:10.928 --> 00:13:14.103 In that moment, you had life by the balls. 296 00:13:14.172 --> 00:13:17.175 You were in charge. 297 00:13:17.244 --> 00:13:18.452 Simon, I'm gonna have 298 00:13:18.521 --> 00:13:20.972 to call you back. 299 00:13:21.041 --> 00:13:22.249 There again, you see? 300 00:13:22.318 --> 00:13:24.596 That spark... Living life! 301 00:13:24.665 --> 00:13:26.081 Yeah. 302 00:13:26.150 --> 00:13:27.565 You, just then, hanging up, taking charge. 303 00:13:27.634 --> 00:13:28.877 [Phone clacking] 304 00:13:28.946 --> 00:13:31.534 Yeah, seriously, without that spark, 305 00:13:31.603 --> 00:13:33.122 life gets the better of us. 306 00:13:33.191 --> 00:13:35.953 It runs roughshod over us in small doses. 307 00:13:36.022 --> 00:13:40.060 For example, why be charged a buck fifty to have access to your 20 bucks-- screw 'em. 308 00:13:40.129 --> 00:13:42.166 Exactly, that's what I'm... Yes. 309 00:13:42.235 --> 00:13:44.409 Think about it: they install an A.T.M. 310 00:13:44.478 --> 00:13:47.067 It dispenses money, takes deposits, checks balances... 311 00:13:47.136 --> 00:13:48.655 It basically does the work of, 312 00:13:48.724 --> 00:13:51.002 I don't know, a dozen people or more per branch. 313 00:13:51.071 --> 00:13:52.279 Yeah, and? 314 00:13:52.348 --> 00:13:53.591 So the bank lays these people 315 00:13:53.660 --> 00:13:54.868 off, saving an entire year's 316 00:13:54.937 --> 00:13:56.939 worth of salary for dozens of 317 00:13:57.008 --> 00:13:59.148 people per bank, per machine. 318 00:13:59.217 --> 00:14:00.598 Not to mention all the money 319 00:14:00.667 --> 00:14:02.151 saved not paying these people's 320 00:14:02.220 --> 00:14:04.188 insurance, benefits, bonuses, 321 00:14:04.257 --> 00:14:07.674 taxes, pension, welfare-- 322 00:14:07.743 --> 00:14:08.744 none of that. 323 00:14:08.813 --> 00:14:09.883 Yeah. 324 00:14:09.952 --> 00:14:11.022 And for all that profit, they 325 00:14:11.091 --> 00:14:12.334 have the audacity to charge us 326 00:14:12.403 --> 00:14:13.956 a buck fifty every time we use 327 00:14:14.025 --> 00:14:15.613 their machine for our money. 328 00:14:15.682 --> 00:14:16.959 It doesn't stop there. 329 00:14:17.028 --> 00:14:18.098 No, no, no, there's... 330 00:14:18.167 --> 00:14:19.306 Surcharges... 331 00:14:19.375 --> 00:14:20.618 -Yep. -Service charges... 332 00:14:20.687 --> 00:14:21.619 Yeah. 333 00:14:21.688 --> 00:14:23.241 Late fees, roaming fees, 334 00:14:23.310 --> 00:14:25.071 nickel and diming us to death. 335 00:14:25.140 --> 00:14:27.625 Roaming fees... On top of a cell 336 00:14:27.694 --> 00:14:28.764 phone bill, a cell phone which 337 00:14:28.833 --> 00:14:30.352 is supposed to roam... That's 338 00:14:30.421 --> 00:14:32.630 why they call it a mobile phone! 339 00:14:32.699 --> 00:14:33.942 Right? 340 00:14:34.011 --> 00:14:35.460 Late fees on DVDs that cost 341 00:14:35.529 --> 00:14:37.669 as much as it would just to buy the movie. 342 00:14:37.738 --> 00:14:39.430 Crime by any other name. 343 00:14:39.499 --> 00:14:40.810 Yes, it is a crime. 344 00:14:40.880 --> 00:14:43.537 It Is... A crime of convenience. 345 00:14:43.606 --> 00:14:44.642 We are in a state... 346 00:14:44.711 --> 00:14:45.815 [Phone rings] 347 00:14:45.885 --> 00:14:48.473 ...of financial emergency. 348 00:14:48.542 --> 00:14:50.096 -Hello? -[Woman] 9-1-1 emergency. 349 00:14:50.165 --> 00:14:51.442 Oh yeah, no, it's me. 350 00:14:51.511 --> 00:14:53.547 I'm the one who called a half-hour ago. 351 00:14:53.616 --> 00:14:54.652 [music plays] 352 00:14:54.721 --> 00:14:58.345 ...I'm still in the vault. 353 00:14:58.414 --> 00:15:01.245 [Man] ♪ all right, here it comes ♪ 354 00:15:01.314 --> 00:15:02.694 [Simon's gun clicks] 355 00:15:02.763 --> 00:15:04.351 ♪ Well, I can tell you for the money ♪ 356 00:15:04.420 --> 00:15:07.803 ♪ the simple life, honey, is good ♪ 357 00:15:07.872 --> 00:15:09.494 ♪ uh-huh ♪ 358 00:15:09.563 --> 00:15:11.945 ♪ well, if you ask me how you made it ♪ 359 00:15:12.014 --> 00:15:14.983 ♪ a secure life, baby, you should ♪ 360 00:15:15.052 --> 00:15:16.743 ♪ oh yes, you should ♪ 361 00:15:16.812 --> 00:15:20.505 ♪ 'cause if you're doin' all the best that you can ♪ 362 00:15:20.574 --> 00:15:24.509 ♪ until you're runnin' just as fast as the man says ♪ 363 00:15:24.578 --> 00:15:26.718 ♪ well, I can tell you for the money ♪ 364 00:15:26.787 --> 00:15:30.274 ♪ the simple life, honey, is good ♪ 365 00:15:30.343 --> 00:15:33.001 ♪ uh-huh, now, yes, it is good ♪ 366 00:15:33.070 --> 00:15:37.695 [music plays] 367 00:15:37.764 --> 00:15:40.560 ♪ oh yeah... ♪ 368 00:15:40.629 --> 00:15:42.148 Brian Degepse here. 369 00:15:42.217 --> 00:15:44.115 [Woman] This is 9-1-1 emergency dispatch, ready 370 00:15:44.184 --> 00:15:45.703 to patch you through, officer. 371 00:15:45.772 --> 00:15:47.532 Go for Degepse. 372 00:15:49.051 --> 00:15:50.708 This is Degepse, commanding officer, 373 00:15:50.777 --> 00:15:52.503 emergency response unit. 374 00:15:52.572 --> 00:15:54.022 Who am I speaking with? 375 00:15:54.091 --> 00:15:55.851 Jason Taylor, sir. 376 00:15:55.920 --> 00:15:58.750 All right, Mr. Taylor, first, I've been briefed, but 377 00:15:58.819 --> 00:16:02.651 I need to know if you're still safe and secure. 378 00:16:02.720 --> 00:16:04.342 You could say I'm safe. 379 00:16:04.411 --> 00:16:06.034 Now, outline the situation, please. 380 00:16:06.103 --> 00:16:07.725 I'm safe... [Chuckling] 381 00:16:07.794 --> 00:16:11.349 Because i'm, I'm in the safe. 382 00:16:11.418 --> 00:16:13.627 I got the joke... Sir. 383 00:16:13.696 --> 00:16:14.974 Oh. 384 00:16:15.043 --> 00:16:16.285 I don't wanna alarm you in any way... 385 00:16:16.354 --> 00:16:18.287 But this is not a laughing matter. 386 00:16:18.356 --> 00:16:20.427 [Degepse's speech breaks up] 387 00:16:20.496 --> 00:16:21.739 I'm sorry? 388 00:16:21.808 --> 00:16:25.743 There's nothing funny abo... 389 00:16:25.812 --> 00:16:26.744 About onions? 390 00:16:26.813 --> 00:16:27.883 Excuse me? 391 00:16:27.952 --> 00:16:29.954 Don't play with me, mr.tay... 392 00:16:30.023 --> 00:16:34.821 [Rest of speech is garbled] 393 00:16:34.890 --> 00:16:36.961 You're, you're what? 394 00:16:37.030 --> 00:16:40.171 Yes, I can hear you, yes. 395 00:16:40.240 --> 00:16:44.037 [Degepse] ...Hear me now? 396 00:16:44.106 --> 00:16:46.212 Hear you? I can't, no. 397 00:16:46.281 --> 00:16:47.661 I can't hear you. 398 00:16:47.730 --> 00:16:50.457 Can you hear me now? 399 00:16:50.526 --> 00:16:52.218 ...Find spot with... Reception... 400 00:16:52.287 --> 00:16:54.530 -Sorry? -Don't move! 401 00:16:54.599 --> 00:16:55.773 You hear me? 402 00:16:55.842 --> 00:16:56.912 I can. 403 00:16:56.981 --> 00:16:58.327 ...Look for a good zone. 404 00:16:58.396 --> 00:16:59.742 I'll do that, sir. 405 00:16:59.811 --> 00:17:01.606 -What do you got? -The guy's a nobody. 406 00:17:01.675 --> 00:17:05.334 Couple of parking tickets, D.U.I. on a scooter. 407 00:17:05.403 --> 00:17:08.096 He works at a coffee shop. 408 00:17:08.165 --> 00:17:10.201 Right. ...Can you still hear me? 409 00:17:10.270 --> 00:17:13.791 Okay, I think I've got a good spot. 410 00:17:13.860 --> 00:17:15.344 [Crash] 411 00:17:15.413 --> 00:17:17.588 [Degepse] Hello? Are you okay? 412 00:17:17.657 --> 00:17:18.727 Do we have any injuries? 413 00:17:18.796 --> 00:17:20.349 [Jessica] We may have a fatality 414 00:17:20.418 --> 00:17:21.730 if somebody doesn't get his ass off me. 415 00:17:21.799 --> 00:17:22.800 Fine, we're fine. 416 00:17:22.869 --> 00:17:24.629 Everything's fine. 417 00:17:24.698 --> 00:17:27.908 Nothing to see here, just move it along, move it along. 418 00:17:27.977 --> 00:17:30.635 I swear to god, if you do that again, I will kill you 419 00:17:30.704 --> 00:17:32.258 with my hands tied behind my back right now. 420 00:17:32.327 --> 00:17:33.742 [Degepse] Is your safety compromised? 421 00:17:33.811 --> 00:17:36.124 -Are you in danger? -I've been compromised, 422 00:17:36.193 --> 00:17:37.815 all right, but he's the only one in danger! 423 00:17:37.884 --> 00:17:40.473 Who the hell is that? ...And what's going on? 424 00:17:40.542 --> 00:17:41.646 We're okay, sir. 425 00:17:41.715 --> 00:17:43.579 I just had to subdue the hostage. 426 00:17:43.648 --> 00:17:44.718 Hostage? 427 00:17:44.787 --> 00:17:47.273 Who the hell do you have hostage and why? 428 00:17:47.342 --> 00:17:48.653 Oh, she's one of them, sir. 429 00:17:48.722 --> 00:17:50.138 I didn't mean to take her hostage. 430 00:17:50.207 --> 00:17:51.691 She was in here when I ran in for cover. 431 00:17:51.760 --> 00:17:53.969 So, I forcibly subdued her into custody and that's 432 00:17:54.038 --> 00:17:56.040 when the vault door automatically closed on us. 433 00:17:56.109 --> 00:17:58.905 [Jessica] You little son of a bitch, I... Shh... 434 00:17:58.974 --> 00:18:02.840 Fuck that! Ow! You... 435 00:18:02.909 --> 00:18:04.013 [Jinx] Can you hear me now? 436 00:18:04.083 --> 00:18:06.119 I'm not buying that... 437 00:18:06.188 --> 00:18:07.224 At all. 438 00:18:07.293 --> 00:18:09.122 In fact, that was pathetic. 439 00:18:09.191 --> 00:18:10.261 Really? 440 00:18:10.330 --> 00:18:11.987 Look, try crinkling a paper 441 00:18:12.056 --> 00:18:14.127 bag over the mouthpiece next time. 442 00:18:14.196 --> 00:18:15.542 Works great. 443 00:18:15.611 --> 00:18:18.545 -So what's the situation? -Oh, we're fine. 444 00:18:18.614 --> 00:18:22.411 Unless you count being locked in a vault with armed assholes outside the door. 445 00:18:22.480 --> 00:18:23.826 -Excuse me? -No, no... 446 00:18:23.895 --> 00:18:25.483 Not you people. 447 00:18:25.552 --> 00:18:26.864 Excuse me? 448 00:18:26.933 --> 00:18:28.866 Oh god... 449 00:18:28.935 --> 00:18:31.696 Tell me you're not black 450 00:18:31.765 --> 00:18:35.873 or something... I didn't mean to... 451 00:18:35.942 --> 00:18:38.876 Yep, I'm black. 452 00:18:38.945 --> 00:18:40.498 You got it. 453 00:18:42.845 --> 00:18:45.158 May I speak with him this time? 454 00:18:45.227 --> 00:18:49.404 [music plays] 455 00:18:51.854 --> 00:18:53.062 Hello? 456 00:18:53.132 --> 00:18:54.788 Yes, hello? 457 00:18:54.857 --> 00:18:58.240 Hello, yeah, you're going to have to forgive my friend here. 458 00:18:58.309 --> 00:18:59.724 He's really confused. 459 00:18:59.793 --> 00:19:01.726 It's an innocent mistake, really. 460 00:19:01.795 --> 00:19:04.453 He's quite a sweet guy, he's just, you know, 461 00:19:04.522 --> 00:19:06.800 he's having a really bad day. 462 00:19:06.869 --> 00:19:09.044 It's one of those days, you know? 463 00:19:09.113 --> 00:19:10.666 Oh, I understand. 464 00:19:10.735 --> 00:19:13.738 This is a stressful situation for any civilian, ma'am. 465 00:19:13.807 --> 00:19:17.777 -I've seen it all before. -I'm sure you have. 466 00:19:17.846 --> 00:19:18.916 My god, your job 467 00:19:18.985 --> 00:19:20.814 must be fascinating. 468 00:19:20.883 --> 00:19:22.057 Excuse me, miss. 469 00:19:22.126 --> 00:19:23.369 Who exactly are you? 470 00:19:23.438 --> 00:19:25.336 Oh, you see, there's been 471 00:19:25.405 --> 00:19:26.924 a huge misunderstanding. 472 00:19:26.993 --> 00:19:28.512 See, I was in here accessing 473 00:19:28.581 --> 00:19:29.927 my safety deposit box when 474 00:19:29.996 --> 00:19:32.274 the alarm went off and I was so 475 00:19:32.343 --> 00:19:34.656 frightened and, and so flustered 476 00:19:34.725 --> 00:19:36.278 and then Jinx here ran in... 477 00:19:36.347 --> 00:19:40.351 Wait, wait, wait, wait. 478 00:19:40.420 --> 00:19:41.490 ...Who the hell is Jinx? 479 00:19:41.559 --> 00:19:42.560 That'd be me, sir. 480 00:19:42.629 --> 00:19:44.528 Oh... Please continue. 481 00:19:44.597 --> 00:19:46.185 [Jessica] So in the ensuing confusion... 482 00:19:46.254 --> 00:19:49.498 Jinx here mistook me for being part of the hold-up. 483 00:19:49.567 --> 00:19:52.915 And so he took control of the situation and, and he's 484 00:19:52.984 --> 00:19:57.092 quite a hero... But, uh, but now we've got that all worked out 485 00:19:57.161 --> 00:20:01.683 and now, we both just want your help getting out of this awful vault. 486 00:20:01.752 --> 00:20:03.512 Okay, miss... Just hang in there. 487 00:20:03.581 --> 00:20:05.238 Help is in progress. 488 00:20:05.307 --> 00:20:08.655 Thank you. 489 00:20:08.724 --> 00:20:10.968 I'm gonna have to call you back... 490 00:20:11.037 --> 00:20:12.556 I'm running low on batteries. 491 00:20:12.625 --> 00:20:13.833 [Click] 492 00:20:16.042 --> 00:20:19.252 What are you gonna do? 493 00:20:24.913 --> 00:20:29.228 [music plays] 494 00:20:47.832 --> 00:20:49.006 [Thud] 495 00:20:49.075 --> 00:20:50.352 [thud] 496 00:20:50.421 --> 00:20:51.422 [electrical sizzle] 497 00:20:51.491 --> 00:20:53.735 [Simon] Fuck! Fuck! 498 00:20:53.804 --> 00:20:55.288 Fuck! Fuck! 499 00:20:55.357 --> 00:20:57.532 [Grunting] 500 00:20:57.601 --> 00:20:59.637 [crash] 501 00:20:59.706 --> 00:21:02.019 [growls] 502 00:21:02.088 --> 00:21:03.814 So... 503 00:21:03.883 --> 00:21:06.092 How's it going? 504 00:21:06.161 --> 00:21:07.438 Not good. 505 00:21:07.507 --> 00:21:08.922 Not good at all. 506 00:21:08.991 --> 00:21:09.923 [Jammed gun clicking] 507 00:21:09.992 --> 00:21:11.062 We have an impasse... 508 00:21:11.131 --> 00:21:12.478 A catch-22... 509 00:21:12.547 --> 00:21:14.203 A Mexican stand-off. 510 00:21:14.273 --> 00:21:16.516 Basically, fucked! 511 00:21:18.104 --> 00:21:19.347 And how's the, uh... 512 00:21:19.416 --> 00:21:22.039 Lexeprine been working out? 513 00:21:22.108 --> 00:21:24.041 [Sighs] I don't know... 514 00:21:24.110 --> 00:21:27.044 Prozac... Xanax... Same shit. 515 00:21:27.113 --> 00:21:28.459 Just another serotonin 516 00:21:28.528 --> 00:21:29.840 uptake inhibitor. 517 00:21:29.909 --> 00:21:32.739 They think it'll work better for me. 518 00:21:32.808 --> 00:21:35.639 I don't think it's workin' at all. 519 00:21:35.708 --> 00:21:39.367 In fact, it's got me a touch... 520 00:21:39.436 --> 00:21:41.334 Speedy. 521 00:21:41.403 --> 00:21:43.060 No worries. 522 00:21:43.129 --> 00:21:46.063 Situation is in hand. 523 00:21:46.132 --> 00:21:48.065 Right... 524 00:21:48.134 --> 00:21:50.792 Which, uh, situation? 525 00:21:50.861 --> 00:21:52.069 Never mind. 526 00:21:52.138 --> 00:21:53.519 Just go watch the guard. 527 00:21:53.588 --> 00:21:54.520 Before I do that, 528 00:21:54.589 --> 00:21:55.935 do you think... 529 00:21:56.004 --> 00:21:57.074 You could look at my... 530 00:21:57.143 --> 00:21:59.214 Gun really quick? 531 00:21:59.283 --> 00:22:01.250 -What? -My gun, it keeps jamming. 532 00:22:01.320 --> 00:22:03.322 I been messing around with it. 533 00:22:03.391 --> 00:22:05.945 You know, I got the clip loader here and I was looking at the firing pin, 534 00:22:06.014 --> 00:22:07.084 and that's not it. 535 00:22:07.153 --> 00:22:08.396 And then, you know... 536 00:22:08.465 --> 00:22:10.639 Just go pretend to guard the guard! 537 00:22:10.708 --> 00:22:16.093 Oh, yeah, sure... Will do. 538 00:22:16.162 --> 00:22:18.371 [music plays] 539 00:22:18.440 --> 00:22:22.099 [Whispers] Fuck. 540 00:22:22.168 --> 00:22:24.308 [Cell phone rings] 541 00:22:24.377 --> 00:22:26.172 It's about time! 542 00:22:26.241 --> 00:22:27.932 [music plays] 543 00:22:28.001 --> 00:22:29.796 [Jessica] Thank you, by the way. 544 00:22:29.865 --> 00:22:34.801 The tape was really beginning to kill my wrists. 545 00:22:34.870 --> 00:22:37.528 [Jinx] I held up my end of the bargain. 546 00:22:37.597 --> 00:22:40.117 Show of good faith, right? 547 00:22:40.186 --> 00:22:42.671 What are we gonna do now? 548 00:22:42.740 --> 00:22:45.536 I don't know. What are we gonna do now? 549 00:22:45.605 --> 00:22:48.539 Seems like we're both living now. 550 00:22:48.608 --> 00:22:50.334 A bit on the edge for me. 551 00:22:50.403 --> 00:22:52.957 [Blows out his nose] 552 00:22:53.026 --> 00:22:56.133 But I got to admit, I kind of like the view. 553 00:22:56.202 --> 00:22:58.549 Living? 554 00:22:58.618 --> 00:22:59.688 [music plays] 555 00:22:59.757 --> 00:23:02.208 What is it that you live to do? 556 00:23:02.277 --> 00:23:03.658 Huh, Jinx? 557 00:23:03.727 --> 00:23:08.248 'Cause as far as I can tell, this is it. 558 00:23:08.317 --> 00:23:12.149 You don't always get to choose the monumental moments in your life. 559 00:23:12.218 --> 00:23:13.978 Sometimes they choose you. 560 00:23:14.047 --> 00:23:19.018 And when they do, you take what you can get, so... 561 00:23:19.087 --> 00:23:23.091 [Cell phone rings...] 562 00:23:27.129 --> 00:23:29.166 - Hello. - [Simon] Hello. 563 00:23:29.235 --> 00:23:30.374 Hello. 564 00:23:30.443 --> 00:23:31.755 [Simon] Hello, can you hear me? 565 00:23:31.824 --> 00:23:33.515 Yeah, I was just saying hello. 566 00:23:33.584 --> 00:23:35.172 Funny. Not really. 567 00:23:35.241 --> 00:23:37.036 What the fuck's goin' on? 568 00:23:37.105 --> 00:23:39.038 He's got the codes. 569 00:23:39.107 --> 00:23:42.041 Okay, how about you? 570 00:23:42.110 --> 00:23:45.562 I'm tied up. 571 00:23:53.811 --> 00:23:55.882 So here's what you're gonna do. 572 00:23:55.951 --> 00:23:58.195 You're gonna get me safe passage out of here. 573 00:23:58.264 --> 00:24:02.061 We'll talk terms later. 574 00:24:05.236 --> 00:24:07.204 Hey, a show of good faith, right? 575 00:24:07.273 --> 00:24:11.035 [music plays] 576 00:24:11.104 --> 00:24:15.557 I always keep my end of the deal. 577 00:24:15.626 --> 00:24:19.837 So what are you gonna do now? 578 00:24:19.906 --> 00:24:21.425 I think I just did it. 579 00:24:21.494 --> 00:24:24.808 Oh yeah? 580 00:24:24.877 --> 00:24:25.705 Yeah. 581 00:24:25.774 --> 00:24:28.294 [Cell phone rings] 582 00:24:28.363 --> 00:24:35.094 [music plays] 583 00:24:35.163 --> 00:24:36.682 Officer Degepse here. 584 00:24:36.751 --> 00:24:38.891 How you two holdin' up? 585 00:24:38.960 --> 00:24:45.691 [Jinx] Hey, I'm not holding up anything, that'd be the guys outside the vault. 586 00:24:45.760 --> 00:24:48.141 Okay, then, what's your status? 587 00:24:48.210 --> 00:24:51.317 I think that my status and your status are the same status. 588 00:24:51.386 --> 00:24:53.353 Sort of "stuck" status. 589 00:24:53.422 --> 00:24:56.287 Still locked in a vault, unable to get out, surrounded by armed robbers who 590 00:24:56.356 --> 00:24:58.807 would love to get in and if they could get in the vault, 591 00:24:58.876 --> 00:25:01.879 they certainly can't get out because they're surrounded by you, 592 00:25:01.948 --> 00:25:05.745 who would love to throw them in prison, which I don't think is part of their plan. 593 00:25:05.814 --> 00:25:07.851 Does that seem about right to you, sir? 594 00:25:07.920 --> 00:25:08.852 [Simon, whispering] Fuck. 595 00:25:08.921 --> 00:25:11.889 Yeah, that sounds right. 596 00:25:11.958 --> 00:25:15.755 Well, hang in there while we continue to try to establish 597 00:25:15.824 --> 00:25:18.137 communication with the suspects. 598 00:25:18.206 --> 00:25:19.621 You want help? 599 00:25:19.690 --> 00:25:22.106 Thank you, but we have the matter well in hand. 600 00:25:22.175 --> 00:25:24.074 Do you have their phone number? 601 00:25:24.143 --> 00:25:25.731 [Testily] No... 602 00:25:25.800 --> 00:25:29.148 They usually try to establish contact with us sometime 603 00:25:29.217 --> 00:25:30.632 around this point. 604 00:25:30.701 --> 00:25:32.013 Maybe you should just... 605 00:25:32.082 --> 00:25:33.290 Just call 'em. 606 00:25:33.359 --> 00:25:35.879 Thank you for your advice! 607 00:25:35.948 --> 00:25:40.677 But we'll have to wait for them to communicate with us, okay? 608 00:25:40.746 --> 00:25:43.231 All righty, then, but if you need their number, just holler 609 00:25:43.300 --> 00:25:47.718 and I'll give it to you. [Click] 610 00:25:47.787 --> 00:25:51.239 [music plays] 611 00:25:59.212 --> 00:26:02.008 [Woman] As I was leaving, I noticed... Not anything 612 00:26:02.077 --> 00:26:06.323 particular... Not suspicious... 613 00:26:06.392 --> 00:26:10.499 It's... It's just that... 614 00:26:10.569 --> 00:26:13.330 -He... -What is it? 615 00:26:13.399 --> 00:26:14.538 It's just... 616 00:26:14.607 --> 00:26:17.748 He was kind of hot. 617 00:26:17.817 --> 00:26:21.200 Any new developments? 618 00:26:21.269 --> 00:26:23.098 Yeah, okay. 619 00:26:23.167 --> 00:26:24.479 [Car door slams] 620 00:26:24.548 --> 00:26:28.379 [phone beeps] 621 00:26:28.448 --> 00:26:29.622 [phone rings] 622 00:26:29.691 --> 00:26:31.693 Hello, Degepse again. 623 00:26:31.762 --> 00:26:33.246 Hey there, what's up? 624 00:26:33.315 --> 00:26:36.353 Did I hear you say you had their phone number? 625 00:26:36.422 --> 00:26:37.354 Yes... Yes, sir. 626 00:26:37.423 --> 00:26:39.632 That's affirmative, sir. 627 00:26:39.701 --> 00:26:42.877 You want it now? 628 00:26:46.432 --> 00:26:47.364 Yeah! 629 00:26:47.433 --> 00:26:49.262 ...That'd be helpful! 630 00:26:49.331 --> 00:26:51.368 You got a pen, pencil? 631 00:26:51.437 --> 00:26:52.921 Just give me the number! 632 00:26:52.990 --> 00:26:55.855 Uh, it's 3-6-7-9-3-8-9. 633 00:26:55.924 --> 00:26:58.375 3-3-7-9-3-8-9, got it. 634 00:26:58.444 --> 00:27:02.862 No, no, no-- 3-6-7-9-3-8-9. 635 00:27:02.931 --> 00:27:05.175 It's a 6... 3-6-7. 636 00:27:05.244 --> 00:27:06.521 ...3-1-0 area code. 637 00:27:06.590 --> 00:27:08.247 Ask for Simon. 638 00:27:08.316 --> 00:27:09.317 Simon? 639 00:27:09.386 --> 00:27:10.767 ...That's his name? 640 00:27:10.836 --> 00:27:12.803 Yeah, you know, I asked the same exact question. 641 00:27:12.872 --> 00:27:14.563 I think he's using a fake name. 642 00:27:14.633 --> 00:27:18.326 We're not too worried about that right now, are we? 643 00:27:18.395 --> 00:27:19.845 No... 644 00:27:19.914 --> 00:27:21.122 I guess not. 645 00:27:21.191 --> 00:27:22.710 Um, yeah, anyway, ask for Simon. 646 00:27:22.779 --> 00:27:24.125 Tell him Jinx gave you 647 00:27:24.194 --> 00:27:25.436 the number. 648 00:27:25.505 --> 00:27:28.405 I'll do that. 649 00:27:31.477 --> 00:27:34.411 [Phone clatters to floor] 650 00:27:34.480 --> 00:27:37.241 [Jessica] I saw that. 651 00:27:37.310 --> 00:27:40.244 [Chuckles] That is why I got a good look at him. 652 00:27:40.313 --> 00:27:42.246 [Sirens blare, police radio chatters...] 653 00:27:42.315 --> 00:27:44.179 [Officer] Distinguishing features? 654 00:27:44.248 --> 00:27:46.423 Don't you guys have something better to do? 655 00:27:46.492 --> 00:27:48.425 Huh?! 656 00:27:48.494 --> 00:27:49.840 Uh, well, he's calling Simon. 657 00:27:49.909 --> 00:27:51.980 That should keep him busy for a while. 658 00:27:52.049 --> 00:27:54.603 Good, we can use that time. 659 00:27:54.673 --> 00:27:55.743 So what's the deal? 660 00:27:55.812 --> 00:27:57.434 What's the key to all this? 661 00:27:57.503 --> 00:28:00.989 I mean, you know, what is this? 662 00:28:01.058 --> 00:28:04.855 Well, first of all, it's not keys-- it's codes. 663 00:28:04.924 --> 00:28:06.685 That's the deal. Okay. 664 00:28:06.754 --> 00:28:08.272 I thought I was getting the hang of this. 665 00:28:08.341 --> 00:28:11.931 I didn't exactly major in felony philosophy. 666 00:28:12.000 --> 00:28:13.450 [Sighs] Okay. 667 00:28:13.519 --> 00:28:17.592 Well, you see all these safety deposit boxes. 668 00:28:17.661 --> 00:28:20.284 Each one belongs to an individual bank customer. 669 00:28:20.353 --> 00:28:22.597 This isn't your typical sentimental valuables: 670 00:28:22.666 --> 00:28:25.393 love letters or some kid's 10-pound play-doh art. 671 00:28:25.462 --> 00:28:27.119 This is the central bank. 672 00:28:27.188 --> 00:28:30.087 They hold all the shit people really want to keep safe. 673 00:28:30.156 --> 00:28:34.229 The only problem is you'd have to individually break into every 674 00:28:34.298 --> 00:28:37.957 box to get at the contents, right? 675 00:28:38.026 --> 00:28:39.510 Well, we've got a choice. 676 00:28:39.579 --> 00:28:42.479 We can try and physically break into every box... 677 00:28:42.548 --> 00:28:43.618 Or we can electronically break 678 00:28:43.687 --> 00:28:47.726 into one box. 679 00:28:50.004 --> 00:28:51.212 [Jinx] Right. 680 00:28:51.281 --> 00:28:54.491 [music plays] 681 00:28:54.560 --> 00:28:56.596 Hey, whoa there, chatty. 682 00:28:56.665 --> 00:29:00.946 A second ago, you were professor felony giving a master's 683 00:29:01.015 --> 00:29:03.120 lock lecture. 684 00:29:03.189 --> 00:29:06.434 You care to elaborate a bit? 685 00:29:06.503 --> 00:29:07.538 We have our ways. 686 00:29:07.607 --> 00:29:10.058 And what way would that be? 687 00:29:10.127 --> 00:29:12.509 -Ways! -Ways. 688 00:29:12.578 --> 00:29:14.097 Just ways. 689 00:29:14.166 --> 00:29:16.513 That's-- yeah, I'm feeling pretty confident now. 690 00:29:16.582 --> 00:29:17.928 We just got 'em, okay? 691 00:29:17.997 --> 00:29:18.929 No, it's not okay. 692 00:29:18.998 --> 00:29:21.518 It's not okay at all. 693 00:29:21.587 --> 00:29:23.520 This oh-so-solid plan of yours, 694 00:29:23.589 --> 00:29:24.590 it just went south. 695 00:29:24.659 --> 00:29:25.936 Didn't it? 696 00:29:26.005 --> 00:29:28.180 I am being held hostage in a vault, 697 00:29:28.249 --> 00:29:30.078 conspiring to do god-knows-what 698 00:29:30.147 --> 00:29:34.117 with my captor-slash-you know- partner, whatever you are. 699 00:29:34.186 --> 00:29:35.532 I don't know what I'm doing. 700 00:29:35.601 --> 00:29:37.189 I don't even know what I'm partners in 701 00:29:37.258 --> 00:29:40.675 except sharing a locked vault. 702 00:29:40.744 --> 00:29:42.366 -Huh. -Don't "huh" me. 703 00:29:42.435 --> 00:29:44.230 I'm supposed to be the "huh" guy. 704 00:29:44.299 --> 00:29:45.784 I'm supposed to be the one who's clueless about how 705 00:29:45.853 --> 00:29:47.406 to rob a frickin' bank, not you. 706 00:29:47.475 --> 00:29:50.547 My end of the deal was to get your ass out of here. 707 00:29:50.616 --> 00:29:52.169 Your alibi. 708 00:29:52.238 --> 00:29:53.550 And if you haven't noticed, 709 00:29:53.619 --> 00:29:55.103 we're a far cry from two city 710 00:29:55.172 --> 00:29:56.242 blocks out of this mess. 711 00:29:56.311 --> 00:29:57.554 Which just so happens to be 712 00:29:57.623 --> 00:29:58.762 the missing part of your 713 00:29:58.831 --> 00:30:00.488 foolproof plan. 714 00:30:00.557 --> 00:30:01.592 In return, you provide your 715 00:30:01.661 --> 00:30:03.111 wealth of criminal knowledge 716 00:30:03.180 --> 00:30:04.561 from your b.a. Degree 717 00:30:04.630 --> 00:30:06.459 in bachelor of armed robbery. 718 00:30:06.528 --> 00:30:09.014 So that's the deal, and if that's not the deal, 719 00:30:09.083 --> 00:30:11.464 then we have no deal. 720 00:30:11.533 --> 00:30:13.432 So deal... 721 00:30:13.501 --> 00:30:16.400 With it. 722 00:30:18.506 --> 00:30:20.163 You hungry? 723 00:30:20.232 --> 00:30:21.716 I was stopping to get a bite 724 00:30:21.785 --> 00:30:27.377 and I stopped at the A.T.M.... 725 00:30:27.446 --> 00:30:29.034 [Sighs] 726 00:30:29.103 --> 00:30:33.590 My 20 bucks. 727 00:30:33.659 --> 00:30:36.041 Sweetie, you must be running 728 00:30:36.110 --> 00:30:39.044 on fumes by now. 729 00:30:41.667 --> 00:30:45.602 Yeah, I... I am, thank you. 730 00:30:45.671 --> 00:30:46.879 But seriously, where did you 731 00:30:46.948 --> 00:30:48.260 get the codes? 732 00:30:48.329 --> 00:30:49.192 I mean, come on. 733 00:30:49.261 --> 00:30:51.021 Where did they come from? 734 00:30:51.090 --> 00:30:52.195 Seriously? 735 00:30:52.264 --> 00:30:53.921 Seriously, I don't know. 736 00:30:53.990 --> 00:30:55.923 Well, how does that work? 737 00:30:55.992 --> 00:30:59.581 I'm just a hired gun. 738 00:30:59.650 --> 00:31:04.793 The codes were texted to Simon and they were beamed to my phone, P.D.A. 739 00:31:04.863 --> 00:31:06.243 Who texted? 740 00:31:06.312 --> 00:31:10.351 You mean someone else sent the codes? 741 00:31:10.420 --> 00:31:11.490 Some guy. 742 00:31:11.559 --> 00:31:13.630 It's all very anonymous these days. 743 00:31:13.699 --> 00:31:14.769 It's the best way to do 744 00:31:14.838 --> 00:31:15.839 business, you know it's safe. 745 00:31:15.908 --> 00:31:16.944 If you don't know anything 746 00:31:17.013 --> 00:31:17.910 about them, they don't know 747 00:31:17.979 --> 00:31:19.049 anything about you, 748 00:31:19.118 --> 00:31:20.050 you can't turn each other in. 749 00:31:20.119 --> 00:31:21.638 We're freelancers. 750 00:31:21.707 --> 00:31:22.639 Temps, of sorts. 751 00:31:22.708 --> 00:31:23.778 It's not like you just 752 00:31:23.847 --> 00:31:25.055 answer a help wanted ad. 753 00:31:25.124 --> 00:31:26.194 It's exactly like you 754 00:31:26.263 --> 00:31:27.816 answer a help wanted ad. 755 00:31:27.886 --> 00:31:29.646 Off the internet actually. 756 00:31:29.715 --> 00:31:30.750 What do you think half those 757 00:31:30.819 --> 00:31:32.821 useless blogs are really about? 758 00:31:32.891 --> 00:31:34.271 You need somebody to do a job. 759 00:31:34.340 --> 00:31:36.584 You need plausible deniability. 760 00:31:36.653 --> 00:31:37.654 You post a topic. 761 00:31:37.723 --> 00:31:38.793 Pre-arranged site. 762 00:31:38.862 --> 00:31:40.829 Seemingly meaningless, random. 763 00:31:40.899 --> 00:31:42.659 You don't think we're like 764 00:31:42.728 --> 00:31:44.661 a bunch of disorganized thugs 765 00:31:44.730 --> 00:31:47.215 in a hideaway, do you? 766 00:31:47.284 --> 00:31:49.217 No, I guess I never really thought about it. 767 00:31:49.286 --> 00:31:50.805 Exactly. Who's gonna monitor 768 00:31:50.874 --> 00:31:52.600 the Duran Duran fan forum 769 00:31:52.669 --> 00:31:54.084 chatroom when there's real crime 770 00:31:54.153 --> 00:31:55.672 out on the streets? 771 00:31:55.741 --> 00:31:59.572 Did you just say Duran Duran? 772 00:31:59.641 --> 00:32:02.092 Yep. 773 00:32:02.161 --> 00:32:04.577 Why not, uh, zeppelin? 774 00:32:04.646 --> 00:32:07.235 Everybody knows zeppelin is a forum for C.I.A. 775 00:32:07.304 --> 00:32:08.685 counter-terrorism. 776 00:32:08.754 --> 00:32:09.858 Oh, you've gotta be 777 00:32:09.928 --> 00:32:11.515 effing kidding me... 778 00:32:11.584 --> 00:32:15.002 Zeppelin are spooks and Duran Duran 779 00:32:15.071 --> 00:32:18.729 are '80s pretty boy bad-ass crime syndicate? 780 00:32:18.798 --> 00:32:20.697 That is just not right. 781 00:32:20.766 --> 00:32:22.285 No, it's absolutely true. 782 00:32:22.354 --> 00:32:26.703 If someone posts looking for "a view to a kill," 783 00:32:26.772 --> 00:32:29.050 that means "assassin wanted." 784 00:32:29.119 --> 00:32:35.712 If someone posts "are you hungry like the wolf?", that means hired hands for a bank job. 785 00:32:35.781 --> 00:32:38.370 [Chuckles] 786 00:32:38.439 --> 00:32:39.819 And so on. 787 00:32:39.888 --> 00:32:42.719 So you're saying Duran Duran is at the center of an 788 00:32:42.788 --> 00:32:44.824 international crime syndicate. 789 00:32:44.893 --> 00:32:49.346 Well, I seriously doubt Nick Rhodes or Simon Lebon are actually involved. 790 00:32:49.415 --> 00:32:53.005 But... It's not a bad place to hide, now, is it? 791 00:32:53.074 --> 00:32:55.732 Did you just say "Simon"? 792 00:32:55.801 --> 00:32:57.458 See? 793 00:32:57.527 --> 00:32:59.425 I told you. 794 00:32:59.494 --> 00:33:01.565 -This is weird. -Not really. 795 00:33:01.634 --> 00:33:05.880 I mean, forget about porn sites and dot-coms. 796 00:33:05.949 --> 00:33:08.572 Crime really is what pays. 797 00:33:08.641 --> 00:33:10.436 The internet business is booming. 798 00:33:10.505 --> 00:33:12.576 You just can't buy stock, you have to steal it. 799 00:33:12.645 --> 00:33:16.753 Yeah, okay, fine, whatever, but why... Why Duran Duran? 800 00:33:16.822 --> 00:33:18.789 Why? 801 00:33:18.858 --> 00:33:20.929 Why not? 802 00:33:20.999 --> 00:33:24.519 Anyway, Simon gets the codes. 803 00:33:24.588 --> 00:33:25.624 We get in here. 804 00:33:25.693 --> 00:33:26.728 They hold the place down 805 00:33:26.797 --> 00:33:27.936 while I do my computer work. 806 00:33:28.006 --> 00:33:29.214 Boom, the boxes are open. 807 00:33:29.283 --> 00:33:30.525 We grab and go. 808 00:33:30.594 --> 00:33:31.837 So the guy who sent the codes 809 00:33:31.906 --> 00:33:33.770 gets a cut, huh? 810 00:33:33.839 --> 00:33:35.910 It's almost civil, really. 811 00:33:35.979 --> 00:33:36.911 Exchange a few numbers 812 00:33:36.980 --> 00:33:38.982 for a percentage. 813 00:33:39.051 --> 00:33:40.259 It's just a surcharge 814 00:33:40.328 --> 00:33:41.674 of a different name, I guess. 815 00:33:41.743 --> 00:33:42.917 Well, this particular guy 816 00:33:42.986 --> 00:33:47.784 just wanted a pin number. 817 00:33:47.853 --> 00:33:48.888 Pin number? 818 00:33:48.957 --> 00:33:50.269 All I wanna know is who gave 819 00:33:50.338 --> 00:33:51.719 you my number? 820 00:33:51.788 --> 00:33:53.893 [Degepse] That's not important right now. 821 00:33:53.962 --> 00:33:56.655 What's important is the safety of the people you have inside, 822 00:33:56.724 --> 00:33:57.966 and us safely resolving 823 00:33:58.036 --> 00:33:59.520 this situation. 824 00:33:59.589 --> 00:34:01.625 [Simon] Whatever. Jinx gave 'em up, didn't he? 825 00:34:01.694 --> 00:34:04.145 I'm sorry, I don't know what you're talking about. 826 00:34:04.214 --> 00:34:05.388 Cut the crap! 827 00:34:05.457 --> 00:34:07.114 That little punk gave you 828 00:34:07.183 --> 00:34:09.357 my cell number-- I know it! 829 00:34:09.426 --> 00:34:11.808 I really don't know what you're talking about. 830 00:34:11.877 --> 00:34:12.809 [Crash] 831 00:34:12.878 --> 00:34:14.569 You think I'm an idiot?! 832 00:34:14.638 --> 00:34:18.642 ...You're gonna tell me you triangulated my cell signal 833 00:34:18.711 --> 00:34:21.921 ...Without knowin' my T.T.Y. frequency, 834 00:34:21.990 --> 00:34:24.683 or even carrier for that matter. 835 00:34:24.752 --> 00:34:26.719 Just admit it! 836 00:34:26.788 --> 00:34:28.583 Jinx gave you my number. 837 00:34:28.652 --> 00:34:32.656 You're only on the line because it's the only move you've got. 838 00:34:32.725 --> 00:34:35.314 ...You can't resolve the situation. 839 00:34:35.383 --> 00:34:37.282 ...And worse yet... 840 00:34:37.351 --> 00:34:42.494 Worse yet, a civilian knows more about what's goin' on than you do. 841 00:34:42.563 --> 00:34:46.014 [No voice] 842 00:34:46.084 --> 00:34:49.501 [calmly] Um... Under no circumstance am I authorized 843 00:34:49.570 --> 00:34:54.851 to disclose that information, but I'd be happy to exchange myself for a safe 844 00:34:54.920 --> 00:34:56.439 hostage release. 845 00:34:56.508 --> 00:34:58.855 Then we can discuss this matter further. 846 00:34:58.924 --> 00:34:59.994 [Simon snaps his fingers] 847 00:35:00.063 --> 00:35:02.065 [music plays] 848 00:35:02.134 --> 00:35:03.929 [Snaps his fingers again] 849 00:35:03.998 --> 00:35:06.863 [music plays] 850 00:35:06.932 --> 00:35:08.727 [Snaps his fingers again] 851 00:35:08.796 --> 00:35:10.936 [metallic rattling] 852 00:35:11.005 --> 00:35:12.144 [music plays] 853 00:35:12.213 --> 00:35:13.490 [Gun cocks] 854 00:35:13.559 --> 00:35:14.871 [woman whimpering...] 855 00:35:14.940 --> 00:35:20.221 [music plays] 856 00:35:20.290 --> 00:35:21.671 [Muffled gunshot] 857 00:35:21.740 --> 00:35:23.086 What the hell was that? 858 00:35:23.155 --> 00:35:25.295 Glock 19 semi-automatic. That's not good. 859 00:35:25.364 --> 00:35:26.400 You can't. 860 00:35:26.469 --> 00:35:29.092 Oh, you're right! 861 00:35:29.161 --> 00:35:30.887 Whoa, whoa! Hey, hey! 862 00:35:30.956 --> 00:35:33.717 ...Listen, listen. 863 00:35:33.786 --> 00:35:37.342 Let's take this down a few notches. 864 00:35:37.411 --> 00:35:38.895 Did that get your attention, 865 00:35:38.964 --> 00:35:39.896 officer? 866 00:35:39.965 --> 00:35:41.898 I'm listening. 867 00:35:41.967 --> 00:35:43.762 I hear you. 868 00:35:43.831 --> 00:35:44.832 Now, I said... 869 00:35:44.901 --> 00:35:46.109 [Call waiting beeps] 870 00:35:46.178 --> 00:35:48.318 I said, tell me... [Beep] 871 00:35:48.387 --> 00:35:50.907 ...Who gave you this number! 872 00:35:50.976 --> 00:35:52.322 ...If you... [Beep] 873 00:35:52.391 --> 00:35:53.737 fuck... Hold on. 874 00:35:53.806 --> 00:35:55.705 We're holding. We're holding... 875 00:35:55.774 --> 00:35:57.155 No one's doing anything. 876 00:35:57.224 --> 00:35:59.916 No, I mean, hold on, I've got another call coming in. 877 00:35:59.985 --> 00:36:02.194 [Phone beeps] Hello? 878 00:36:02.263 --> 00:36:03.920 What the hell was that? 879 00:36:03.989 --> 00:36:05.611 That wake you up, did it? 880 00:36:05.680 --> 00:36:07.475 Hey, you shut it-- I'm the one asking questions here. 881 00:36:07.544 --> 00:36:09.546 If you ever want inside here and me out... 882 00:36:09.615 --> 00:36:11.824 You're gonna tell me what the hell that was. 883 00:36:11.893 --> 00:36:15.103 That was a glock. 884 00:36:15.173 --> 00:36:16.277 Your phone just broke up. 885 00:36:16.346 --> 00:36:17.692 I missed that last part. 886 00:36:17.761 --> 00:36:20.039 Don't even start getting attitude with me. 887 00:36:20.108 --> 00:36:22.766 ...I happen to know exactly what kind of gun that was... 888 00:36:22.835 --> 00:36:25.390 [Phone beeps] I want to know what's going on. 889 00:36:25.459 --> 00:36:26.598 That was me. 890 00:36:26.667 --> 00:36:27.944 [Beep] Fuck. 891 00:36:28.013 --> 00:36:29.325 I don't think that was me. 892 00:36:29.394 --> 00:36:32.224 I think you've got a call comin' in. 893 00:36:32.293 --> 00:36:34.295 Oh, you're right, I do. 894 00:36:34.364 --> 00:36:36.090 Hold on. [Phone beeps] 895 00:36:36.159 --> 00:36:37.643 -Hello? -We heard gunshots... 896 00:36:37.712 --> 00:36:39.162 -Is everyone all right? -Yeah, we're fine in here. 897 00:36:39.231 --> 00:36:40.405 I don't know about outside. 898 00:36:40.474 --> 00:36:41.682 I'm trying to find out. 899 00:36:41.751 --> 00:36:44.961 What... Are you talking to Simon? 900 00:36:45.030 --> 00:36:46.756 Yeah, he's on the other line. 901 00:36:46.825 --> 00:36:47.722 Hey, aren't you supposed 902 00:36:47.791 --> 00:36:49.034 to be on the phone with Simon? 903 00:36:49.103 --> 00:36:52.658 I am... I was... I'm on hold. 904 00:36:52.727 --> 00:36:54.246 Hold on a second, I'll flash you in. 905 00:36:54.315 --> 00:36:56.006 No! No! That's not a good idea! 906 00:36:56.075 --> 00:36:57.284 Simon, you still there? 907 00:36:57.353 --> 00:36:58.388 Yeah, I'm 'ere. 908 00:36:58.457 --> 00:37:01.011 Great, hold on. [Beep] 909 00:37:02.081 --> 00:37:03.186 Hello? 910 00:37:03.255 --> 00:37:05.119 Um, yeah, Degepse here. 911 00:37:05.188 --> 00:37:06.776 Good, I think everyone's on the line. 912 00:37:06.845 --> 00:37:07.984 Is everyone here? 913 00:37:08.053 --> 00:37:09.296 [Simon] Here. 914 00:37:09.365 --> 00:37:10.883 [Degepse] I'm here. -All right. 915 00:37:10.952 --> 00:37:13.334 I think we should all try to work together here 916 00:37:13.403 --> 00:37:14.956 and work on some issues, okay? 917 00:37:15.025 --> 00:37:17.545 [Simon] I think... [Degepse] I think that... 918 00:37:17.614 --> 00:37:19.202 I think... I think... 919 00:37:19.271 --> 00:37:22.032 Come on, guys, don't get shy now. 920 00:37:22.101 --> 00:37:24.828 Simon, is there something you wanna say to the officer? 921 00:37:24.897 --> 00:37:26.554 -I'm sorry? -You see, officer Degepse, 922 00:37:26.623 --> 00:37:27.624 Simon says he's sorry. 923 00:37:27.693 --> 00:37:28.936 Now wait, I didn't mean... 924 00:37:29.005 --> 00:37:30.075 Simon, shut it! 925 00:37:30.144 --> 00:37:31.007 Officer Degepse, do you accept 926 00:37:31.076 --> 00:37:33.561 Simon's apology? 927 00:37:33.630 --> 00:37:36.219 -Officer Degepse? -Yes? 928 00:37:36.288 --> 00:37:37.324 Good! You see? 929 00:37:37.393 --> 00:37:38.601 Simon apologized and the officer 930 00:37:38.670 --> 00:37:40.154 graciously accepts. 931 00:37:40.223 --> 00:37:42.225 No, no! 932 00:37:42.294 --> 00:37:43.433 Wait! 933 00:37:43.502 --> 00:37:45.021 As long as we're making progress, 934 00:37:45.090 --> 00:37:47.023 I say we move ahead and release a few hostages, 935 00:37:47.092 --> 00:37:48.369 just as a show of good faith. 936 00:37:48.438 --> 00:37:50.198 I will gladly nominate myself, 937 00:37:50.268 --> 00:37:51.959 just to get the ball rolling. 938 00:37:52.028 --> 00:37:53.029 What do you guys say? 939 00:37:53.098 --> 00:37:54.927 Now, wait just a second. 940 00:37:54.996 --> 00:37:56.239 There's ways to do this. 941 00:37:56.308 --> 00:37:58.137 No, I think it's a good idea. 942 00:37:58.206 --> 00:37:59.656 I'm all for it. 943 00:37:59.725 --> 00:38:02.935 [Jessica's cell phone rings...] 944 00:38:09.183 --> 00:38:14.809 [Phone continues ringing...] 945 00:38:14.878 --> 00:38:17.225 -Who is that? -I don't know. 946 00:38:17.295 --> 00:38:20.090 Aren't you already on the phone with everybody who's anybody around here? 947 00:38:20.159 --> 00:38:21.885 [Jinx] What... What does the caller I.D. say? 948 00:38:21.954 --> 00:38:23.473 [Jessica] I don't have caller I.D. 949 00:38:23.542 --> 00:38:25.475 Answer it. Wait, wait, wait. 950 00:38:25.544 --> 00:38:28.651 Just... Give me that. 951 00:38:28.720 --> 00:38:29.962 Hello? 952 00:38:31.481 --> 00:38:33.000 Hello, is anybody there? 953 00:38:33.069 --> 00:38:35.071 -[Man] Who is this? -You're the one who called. 954 00:38:35.140 --> 00:38:36.106 Who's this? 955 00:38:36.175 --> 00:38:37.867 [Click] 956 00:38:40.145 --> 00:38:41.249 Who was it? 957 00:38:41.319 --> 00:38:42.699 I don't know. 958 00:38:42.768 --> 00:38:44.218 Wrong number, I guess. 959 00:38:44.287 --> 00:38:48.429 [Jessica's phone rings again] 960 00:38:50.189 --> 00:38:51.915 Hello? 961 00:38:51.984 --> 00:38:53.020 Hello? 962 00:38:53.089 --> 00:38:54.987 [Click] 963 00:38:55.056 --> 00:38:57.507 Okay, he just hung up on me twice. 964 00:38:57.576 --> 00:38:58.922 That's just rude. 965 00:38:58.991 --> 00:39:01.856 [Simon on phone] Hello? Hello? 966 00:39:01.925 --> 00:39:03.651 You still there? 967 00:39:03.720 --> 00:39:06.067 Hey guys, I'm gonna have to call you back, okay? 968 00:39:06.136 --> 00:39:09.623 Just, just keep chatting amongst yourselves. 969 00:39:12.108 --> 00:39:13.143 So? [Phone beeps] 970 00:39:13.212 --> 00:39:17.113 Hey, don't look at me. 971 00:39:17.182 --> 00:39:19.357 [music plays] 972 00:39:21.462 --> 00:39:24.879 All right then. 973 00:39:24.948 --> 00:39:26.950 [Man] Nick here. What's taking so long? 974 00:39:27.019 --> 00:39:30.057 Hey, it's the guy you keep hanging up on. 975 00:39:30.126 --> 00:39:31.127 Shit. 976 00:39:31.196 --> 00:39:33.716 So, your name's Nick, huh? 977 00:39:33.785 --> 00:39:35.131 Maybe. 978 00:39:35.200 --> 00:39:36.995 Well, is it? 979 00:39:37.064 --> 00:39:38.755 No. 980 00:39:39.687 --> 00:39:42.276 Oh, weird, total deja vu just now. 981 00:39:42.345 --> 00:39:44.209 Huh? 982 00:39:44.278 --> 00:39:45.555 Never mind. 983 00:39:45.624 --> 00:39:49.041 So, uh, are you Jessica's 984 00:39:49.110 --> 00:39:50.318 boyfriend or something? 985 00:39:50.388 --> 00:39:51.699 Look, I have no idea 986 00:39:51.768 --> 00:39:53.183 what you're talking about. 987 00:39:53.252 --> 00:39:55.185 You have the wrong number. 988 00:39:55.254 --> 00:39:57.015 You called me! 989 00:39:57.084 --> 00:39:58.154 Right, then. 990 00:39:58.223 --> 00:40:00.639 Uh... I had the wrong number. 991 00:40:00.708 --> 00:40:02.434 Sorry to trouble you, 'bye. 992 00:40:02.503 --> 00:40:04.402 [Click] 993 00:40:06.300 --> 00:40:08.095 [dials number...] 994 00:40:08.164 --> 00:40:09.165 [Ringing...] 995 00:40:09.234 --> 00:40:11.167 Hey-- stop calling me! 996 00:40:11.236 --> 00:40:12.479 -No. -What? 997 00:40:12.548 --> 00:40:14.446 No, I said no. 998 00:40:14.515 --> 00:40:17.035 You can't just say no. 999 00:40:17.104 --> 00:40:18.174 Yes, I can. 1000 00:40:18.243 --> 00:40:19.762 No. You see? You see? 1001 00:40:19.831 --> 00:40:23.213 No, no, no, no, no. 1002 00:40:23.282 --> 00:40:24.629 Who are you? 1003 00:40:24.698 --> 00:40:26.320 I'm glad you asked, I'm Jason Taylor. 1004 00:40:26.389 --> 00:40:27.770 People call me Jinx though. 1005 00:40:27.839 --> 00:40:29.806 So it seems like I've taken the first step. 1006 00:40:29.875 --> 00:40:34.190 ♪ I'm on the hunt down after you ♪ 1007 00:40:34.259 --> 00:40:35.743 Nick... Nick Rhodes. 1008 00:40:35.812 --> 00:40:37.883 Okay, what's going on here? 1009 00:40:37.952 --> 00:40:38.746 Who are you? 1010 00:40:38.815 --> 00:40:40.058 What do you know? 1011 00:40:40.127 --> 00:40:41.197 How do you know? 1012 00:40:41.266 --> 00:40:42.267 What's the deal? 1013 00:40:42.336 --> 00:40:43.544 Seems to be my theme ever 1014 00:40:43.613 --> 00:40:45.063 since I locked myself 1015 00:40:45.132 --> 00:40:46.202 in this frickin' vault. 1016 00:40:46.271 --> 00:40:48.515 You? You're in the vault? 1017 00:40:48.584 --> 00:40:49.895 In the vault? 1018 00:40:49.964 --> 00:40:51.207 Yeah, that's what I said. 1019 00:40:51.276 --> 00:40:52.967 Am I getting bad cell reception? 1020 00:40:53.036 --> 00:40:55.418 Because I know a spot up in the corner 1021 00:40:55.487 --> 00:40:57.351 if you really want me to go up there. 1022 00:40:57.420 --> 00:40:58.973 Who are you? 1023 00:40:59.042 --> 00:41:01.355 Jinx, I think we covered that. 1024 00:41:01.424 --> 00:41:04.358 Who are you... "Nick"? 1025 00:41:04.427 --> 00:41:05.808 Oh, god. 1026 00:41:05.877 --> 00:41:06.981 [Phone disconnects] 1027 00:41:07.050 --> 00:41:08.845 Wha... 1028 00:41:08.914 --> 00:41:11.365 -What? -He did it again. 1029 00:41:11.434 --> 00:41:12.711 I hate this guy. 1030 00:41:12.780 --> 00:41:15.058 [Metallic clanging, glass breaks] 1031 00:41:15.127 --> 00:41:18.268 If I see your men any closer than 25 yards, 1032 00:41:18.337 --> 00:41:21.064 I'm putting holes in these walking body bags. 1033 00:41:21.133 --> 00:41:22.997 [Degepse] I hear you, I hear you. [Phone beeps] 1034 00:41:23.066 --> 00:41:25.793 Um, excuse me, but I think you better answer that. 1035 00:41:25.862 --> 00:41:27.277 It could be Jinx. 1036 00:41:27.346 --> 00:41:29.176 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1037 00:41:29.245 --> 00:41:30.902 You're right, hold on. 1038 00:41:30.971 --> 00:41:32.420 [Phone beeps] Hello, Jinx? 1039 00:41:32.490 --> 00:41:33.870 How's it going? 1040 00:41:33.939 --> 00:41:38.668 I think we're making real progress out here. 1041 00:41:38.737 --> 00:41:41.775 Hey, Jinxy... Is that you? 1042 00:41:41.844 --> 00:41:45.399 [Nick] Is there anything you might want to tell... 1043 00:41:45.468 --> 00:41:48.298 Oh, say, me? 1044 00:41:49.368 --> 00:41:50.335 [Breathing heavily] 1045 00:41:50.404 --> 00:41:52.786 [pills rattle, top pops] 1046 00:41:57.618 --> 00:42:00.276 Anything to tell, like a... 1047 00:42:00.345 --> 00:42:01.277 Like an update? 1048 00:42:01.346 --> 00:42:03.900 Something like that. 1049 00:42:03.969 --> 00:42:06.454 Ah, things are going fine... 1050 00:42:06.524 --> 00:42:07.904 Just fine. I mean... 1051 00:42:07.973 --> 00:42:12.115 maybe a little bit behind schedule. 1052 00:42:12.184 --> 00:42:17.845 Anything in particular slowing things up? 1053 00:42:17.914 --> 00:42:19.847 -Like? -Like some guy... 1054 00:42:19.916 --> 00:42:22.229 locking himself in the vault who somehow 1055 00:42:22.298 --> 00:42:23.610 has full knowledge of our 1056 00:42:23.679 --> 00:42:25.612 identities, our cell numbers 1057 00:42:25.681 --> 00:42:27.717 and has the ability to dial 1058 00:42:27.786 --> 00:42:30.444 9-1-1, handing you a first-class 1059 00:42:30.513 --> 00:42:32.653 pass to ass class 1060 00:42:32.722 --> 00:42:34.862 in the federal penitentiary? 1061 00:42:34.931 --> 00:42:36.312 That sort of thing? 1062 00:42:36.381 --> 00:42:37.658 Okay, we, we... 1063 00:42:37.727 --> 00:42:39.902 We do have one small dilemma, 1064 00:42:39.971 --> 00:42:41.317 quite similar to the one 1065 00:42:41.386 --> 00:42:42.905 you just described. 1066 00:42:42.974 --> 00:42:44.320 Is there anything else 1067 00:42:44.389 --> 00:42:46.494 you'd like to add? 1068 00:42:46.564 --> 00:42:48.324 Not really. 1069 00:42:48.393 --> 00:42:49.877 Okay, is there anything 1070 00:42:49.946 --> 00:42:52.190 else you'd not like to add 1071 00:42:52.259 --> 00:42:54.123 that I should know? 1072 00:42:54.192 --> 00:42:55.745 Well, you, uh, you know 1073 00:42:55.814 --> 00:42:57.471 the guy you just, uh, 1074 00:42:57.540 --> 00:42:59.887 you just described? 1075 00:42:59.956 --> 00:43:03.373 Uh, well, he has got one of our, 1076 00:43:03.442 --> 00:43:07.032 uh, he's taken one of our people 1077 00:43:07.101 --> 00:43:10.622 hostage in the vault and, uh, 1078 00:43:10.691 --> 00:43:14.453 we're, uh... [Clears throat] 1079 00:43:14.522 --> 00:43:18.768 we're locked out with, uh, with no way in. 1080 00:43:18.837 --> 00:43:19.873 Thank you. 1081 00:43:19.942 --> 00:43:22.323 I truly appreciate your candor. 1082 00:43:22.392 --> 00:43:28.502 And a tactical analysis, what would that currently be? 1083 00:43:28.571 --> 00:43:30.711 -Fucked. -Great. 1084 00:43:30.780 --> 00:43:37.028 Okay, let me get back to you with a backup plan that should solve a few problems. 1085 00:43:37.097 --> 00:43:38.374 Really? 1086 00:43:38.443 --> 00:43:40.031 Oh, that'd be great... 1087 00:43:40.100 --> 00:43:42.758 [Click] 1088 00:43:48.729 --> 00:43:50.386 Maybe not. 1089 00:43:50.455 --> 00:43:56.357 [music plays] 1090 00:43:56.426 --> 00:43:58.774 [Police sirens sound faintly, helicopters whirring...] 1091 00:44:14.479 --> 00:44:16.861 [Clattering] 1092 00:44:29.390 --> 00:44:33.809 [mumbling indistinctly] 1093 00:44:43.335 --> 00:44:45.683 [police radio chatters, sirens continue] 1094 00:45:01.837 --> 00:45:05.323 [dials, phone ringing] 1095 00:45:05.392 --> 00:45:07.705 -[Jinx] Hello? -I want to make a deal. 1096 00:45:09.051 --> 00:45:11.156 A deal. 1097 00:45:11.225 --> 00:45:12.640 I do. 1098 00:45:12.710 --> 00:45:15.229 ...As I figure it, 50% of something 1099 00:45:15.298 --> 00:45:17.611 is a lot better than 100% of nothing. 1100 00:45:17.680 --> 00:45:19.613 -Yeah, and? -And, frankly, 1101 00:45:19.682 --> 00:45:21.339 nothing is all I've got right now. 1102 00:45:21.408 --> 00:45:23.755 So what do you want? 1103 00:45:23.824 --> 00:45:25.170 What's it gonna take? [Phone beeps] 1104 00:45:25.239 --> 00:45:26.827 You know what? Hold that thought. 1105 00:45:26.896 --> 00:45:28.622 I'm gonna click over. I'll be right back. 1106 00:45:28.691 --> 00:45:30.589 [Phone beeps] Hello? 1107 00:45:30.658 --> 00:45:35.111 -[Nick] I want to make a deal. -Come again? 1108 00:45:35.180 --> 00:45:38.321 I think we may have gotten off on the wrong foot. 1109 00:45:38.390 --> 00:45:41.117 I'd like to start over and introduce myself. 1110 00:45:41.186 --> 00:45:42.567 I'm Nick. 1111 00:45:42.636 --> 00:45:45.673 I'm calling to cut you in on this thing. 1112 00:45:45.743 --> 00:45:47.641 Uh, okay. 1113 00:45:47.710 --> 00:45:50.333 So, uh, a deal. 1114 00:45:50.402 --> 00:45:53.267 Okay, so, so what's the deal with the, with the... 1115 00:45:53.336 --> 00:45:54.717 A deal, Nick? 1116 00:45:54.786 --> 00:45:56.167 It is Nick, isn't it? 1117 00:45:56.236 --> 00:45:58.548 You know, I apologize for the pseudonym. 1118 00:45:58.617 --> 00:46:00.067 It's not that I don't trust you, 1119 00:46:00.136 --> 00:46:01.828 really, it's just sort of 1120 00:46:01.897 --> 00:46:04.071 an occupational hazard. 1121 00:46:04.140 --> 00:46:05.970 Oh, yeah, no, I... 1122 00:46:06.039 --> 00:46:07.799 I understand, I get it. 1123 00:46:07.868 --> 00:46:10.940 It's not like my name's really Jinx either. 1124 00:46:11.009 --> 00:46:12.977 It isn't? 1125 00:46:13.046 --> 00:46:14.841 No, it Is. That is my name. 1126 00:46:14.910 --> 00:46:17.429 Hey, that's okay. Perfectly valid. 1127 00:46:17.498 --> 00:46:19.431 Anyway, what can I do for you, Nick? 1128 00:46:19.500 --> 00:46:22.607 Jinx, we have a bit of a situation here, 1129 00:46:22.676 --> 00:46:25.541 a quagmire as it were, 1130 00:46:25.610 --> 00:46:30.132 and I think it's down to you and me to figure this thing out. 1131 00:46:30.201 --> 00:46:33.169 You and me? Okay. 1132 00:46:33.238 --> 00:46:35.551 I'm gonna put the cards on the table. 1133 00:46:35.620 --> 00:46:36.690 You have something I need-- 1134 00:46:36.759 --> 00:46:38.243 information-- information 1135 00:46:38.312 --> 00:46:40.418 my associates are no longer 1136 00:46:40.487 --> 00:46:42.558 in a position to offer. 1137 00:46:42.627 --> 00:46:45.112 I propose we adapt, evolve, 1138 00:46:45.181 --> 00:46:46.838 grow some balls, and walk 1139 00:46:46.907 --> 00:46:48.978 ourselves out of this quagmire. 1140 00:46:49.047 --> 00:46:51.222 I'll cut to the chase. What do you want? 1141 00:46:51.291 --> 00:46:52.844 My 20 bucks. 1142 00:46:52.913 --> 00:46:54.432 I'm sorry... 1143 00:46:54.501 --> 00:46:57.435 Did you say 20 bucks? 1144 00:46:57.504 --> 00:46:58.505 Yup. 1145 00:46:58.574 --> 00:47:00.507 I don't want to be rude, 1146 00:47:00.576 --> 00:47:01.611 but I think you might want 1147 00:47:01.680 --> 00:47:03.717 to revise that number. 1148 00:47:03.786 --> 00:47:05.615 You think? 1149 00:47:05.684 --> 00:47:07.859 Like... What? 1150 00:47:07.928 --> 00:47:10.517 Like, look around you. 1151 00:47:10.586 --> 00:47:12.588 I'd add a few zeroes to that 1152 00:47:12.657 --> 00:47:15.039 $20 figure of yours. 1153 00:47:15.108 --> 00:47:17.420 And I just walk out with everything. 1154 00:47:17.489 --> 00:47:19.560 You don't want any piece of this money? 1155 00:47:19.629 --> 00:47:23.150 All I need is for you to walk over to the computer terminal 1156 00:47:23.219 --> 00:47:25.739 and generate a pin number for me. 1157 00:47:25.808 --> 00:47:27.051 Easy as pie. 1158 00:47:27.120 --> 00:47:30.019 Same arrangement I had with them. 1159 00:47:30.088 --> 00:47:34.610 If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right? 1160 00:47:34.679 --> 00:47:38.269 If it ain't broke... 1161 00:47:38.717 --> 00:47:41.099 Right. 1162 00:47:41.168 --> 00:47:44.171 Yeah, so, I, I walk. 1163 00:47:44.240 --> 00:47:49.452 And you have no problem selling out Simon and Jessica and... 1164 00:47:49.521 --> 00:47:52.593 Whoever else, just for a little info? 1165 00:47:52.662 --> 00:47:55.562 This must be a pretty valuable pin number. 1166 00:47:55.631 --> 00:47:56.977 Things change. 1167 00:47:57.046 --> 00:47:58.979 We adapt, right? 1168 00:47:59.048 --> 00:48:01.775 -Bullshit. -What? 1169 00:48:01.844 --> 00:48:04.812 I said... "Bullshit." 1170 00:48:04.882 --> 00:48:09.265 You had no intention of letting these guys out of here, did you, Nick? 1171 00:48:09.334 --> 00:48:10.957 What are you talking about? 1172 00:48:11.026 --> 00:48:13.028 "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," right? 1173 00:48:13.097 --> 00:48:16.479 In fact, that reminds me of something a friend once said, 1174 00:48:16.548 --> 00:48:19.068 "breaking into a bank is what screws you, because breaking 1175 00:48:19.137 --> 00:48:22.485 in takes time and time is what gets you caught." 1176 00:48:22.554 --> 00:48:26.489 So how do you rob a bank without breaking in? 1177 00:48:26.558 --> 00:48:29.285 Unlock everything at once, fast and efficient? 1178 00:48:29.354 --> 00:48:32.150 Use this computer, a few codes, then grab and go? 1179 00:48:32.219 --> 00:48:33.876 No, I don't think so. 1180 00:48:33.945 --> 00:48:36.361 If you knew enough to get these codes and what to do with them, 1181 00:48:36.430 --> 00:48:40.676 then you knew that this vault door would seal up as soon as the alarm was tripped. 1182 00:48:40.745 --> 00:48:42.505 Boom... You're trapped. 1183 00:48:42.574 --> 00:48:45.784 So while the codes seem like a good idea, they're nothing 1184 00:48:45.853 --> 00:48:50.582 more than bait... Just means to some other end for you. 1185 00:48:50.651 --> 00:48:54.241 In other words, the codes are bullshit. 1186 00:48:54.310 --> 00:48:57.520 It's really all about that innocent little pin, 1187 00:48:57.589 --> 00:49:00.523 which I'm betting is worth a hell of a lot more than anything else 1188 00:49:00.592 --> 00:49:05.528 in here but the only way to get that pin is in this vault. 1189 00:49:05.597 --> 00:49:08.600 I don't know, just a working theory, Nick. 1190 00:49:08.669 --> 00:49:10.740 All righty there, Colombo. 1191 00:49:10.809 --> 00:49:14.537 You seem to be answering a lot of unasked questions for an innocent bystander. 1192 00:49:14.606 --> 00:49:16.608 What the hell are you getting at? 1193 00:49:16.677 --> 00:49:20.992 Hey, it's not for nothing, but I didn't ask to be locked 1194 00:49:21.061 --> 00:49:23.546 in this frickin' vault. 1195 00:49:23.615 --> 00:49:28.103 All I ever wanted was my 20 bucks, but no. 1196 00:49:28.172 --> 00:49:30.933 Some greedy bastard decided it was a great idea to increase 1197 00:49:31.002 --> 00:49:32.728 his bank's profit margin, 1198 00:49:32.797 --> 00:49:34.005 fire tellers to lower corporate 1199 00:49:34.074 --> 00:49:35.731 costs, close branches, 1200 00:49:35.800 --> 00:49:37.560 install endless A.T.M. Machines, 1201 00:49:37.629 --> 00:49:39.390 surcharging my ass to kingdom come, 1202 00:49:39.459 --> 00:49:42.220 until I can't afford my own 20 bucks. 1203 00:49:42.289 --> 00:49:44.740 What the hell does that have to do with anything? 1204 00:49:44.809 --> 00:49:46.293 [Jinx] I'm glad you asked. 1205 00:49:46.362 --> 00:49:48.054 "Insufficient funds" means I had to walk my ass 1206 00:49:48.123 --> 00:49:50.953 into the only grant liberty I could find to withdraw my money, 1207 00:49:51.022 --> 00:49:53.300 but it was already having a large withdrawal made-- 1208 00:49:53.369 --> 00:49:55.682 i.e., being robbed-- which was perfectly fine 1209 00:49:55.751 --> 00:49:57.787 by me until some jackass pointed a gun at me. 1210 00:49:57.856 --> 00:50:00.342 So this guy gets all jumpy, tries to blow my head off. 1211 00:50:00.411 --> 00:50:02.861 His gun jams and I run for cover in this vault, which proceeds 1212 00:50:02.930 --> 00:50:05.657 to lock behind me, locking me in this vault where I literally run 1213 00:50:05.726 --> 00:50:09.178 into some super hot chick who I'm trapped with, which sounds 1214 00:50:09.247 --> 00:50:11.353 great except she proceeded to punch me in the face, 1215 00:50:11.422 --> 00:50:13.941 ruining my otherwise wonderfully boring day and wasting 1216 00:50:14.011 --> 00:50:15.978 my pedantically precious time. 1217 00:50:16.047 --> 00:50:17.773 [Thump] 1218 00:50:17.842 --> 00:50:19.499 Bummer. 1219 00:50:19.568 --> 00:50:20.638 So screw it. 1220 00:50:20.707 --> 00:50:22.950 Screw service fees and screw you. 1221 00:50:23.020 --> 00:50:25.229 You and all the corporate convenience criminals 1222 00:50:25.298 --> 00:50:27.369 are equally fucked in your high-tech heists. 1223 00:50:27.438 --> 00:50:32.098 You cannot keep screwing guys like me and then add a surcharge for it. 1224 00:50:32.167 --> 00:50:36.343 I am taking charge of the surcharge. 1225 00:50:36.412 --> 00:50:39.346 In short, blow me. I want answers. 1226 00:50:39.415 --> 00:50:42.108 Wow, you are having a bad day. 1227 00:50:42.177 --> 00:50:43.833 Please, go on. 1228 00:50:43.902 --> 00:50:45.801 The real question is, how do 1229 00:50:45.870 --> 00:50:47.147 you get in this vault 1230 00:50:47.216 --> 00:50:48.942 without getting trapped in this vault? 1231 00:50:49.011 --> 00:50:50.668 -My guess? You don't do it at all. 1232 00:50:50.737 --> 00:50:52.670 You don't care if your anonymously hired guns 1233 00:50:52.739 --> 00:50:54.948 get trapped as long as they're in the vault, 1234 00:50:55.017 --> 00:50:57.813 because as long as you had someone in the vault, 1235 00:50:57.882 --> 00:50:59.228 you had what you wanted... 1236 00:50:59.297 --> 00:51:01.265 -Almost. -I'm hanging up. 1237 00:51:01.334 --> 00:51:03.405 No, no, you know... Fuck you, you're not hanging up! 1238 00:51:03.474 --> 00:51:06.063 You know why? Because you don't have your four precious little numbers. 1239 00:51:06.132 --> 00:51:07.167 What the... ? 1240 00:51:07.236 --> 00:51:08.513 Jessica. Name's Jessica. 1241 00:51:08.582 --> 00:51:10.274 I'm one of the ones you set up to screw. 1242 00:51:10.343 --> 00:51:12.379 Yeah, it almost hurts, doesn't it? 1243 00:51:12.448 --> 00:51:14.381 -What? -I'm glad you asked. 1244 00:51:14.450 --> 00:51:17.557 -It's called "exploding noema." -Huh? 1245 00:51:17.626 --> 00:51:19.455 It's the theory about the moment you can't reconcile 1246 00:51:19.524 --> 00:51:21.457 the difference between your perception of what should be 1247 00:51:21.526 --> 00:51:23.252 versus the reality of what is. 1248 00:51:23.321 --> 00:51:25.496 I find completely screwing someone 1249 00:51:25.565 --> 00:51:27.394 with a classic double-cross only to find 1250 00:51:27.463 --> 00:51:30.432 they're now your only hope will pretty much explode your noema. 1251 00:51:30.501 --> 00:51:32.675 But I'm betting that moment's passed now 1252 00:51:32.744 --> 00:51:35.264 and I'm betting you're more in a dealing mood. 1253 00:51:39.993 --> 00:51:41.443 You want your precious pin? 1254 00:51:41.512 --> 00:51:43.790 There's gonna be a surcharge. 1255 00:51:43.859 --> 00:51:45.412 So what's it gonna be, Nick? 1256 00:51:45.481 --> 00:51:46.448 Okay... 1257 00:51:46.517 --> 00:51:48.001 [Clack, whirring slows down] 1258 00:51:48.070 --> 00:51:50.521 [computer beeps] 1259 00:52:00.082 --> 00:52:01.877 [Jinx] Jessica, you okay? 1260 00:52:01.946 --> 00:52:04.500 [Sighs] I'm fine. 1261 00:52:04.569 --> 00:52:07.158 You know, I think somebody cut the power in here. 1262 00:52:07.227 --> 00:52:09.712 [Scoffs] Yeah, you think? 1263 00:52:09.781 --> 00:52:12.059 Yeah, well, who cut the power then? 1264 00:52:12.129 --> 00:52:16.063 And why and what's going on, you know, that sort of thing? 1265 00:52:16.133 --> 00:52:17.513 I don't, I don't really know, 1266 00:52:17.582 --> 00:52:22.898 but it's not good. [Sighs] 1267 00:52:22.967 --> 00:52:24.141 Uh, Nick, we're gonna have 1268 00:52:24.210 --> 00:52:27.282 to call you back. [Stammers] 1269 00:52:27.351 --> 00:52:28.904 We have to fix this. 1270 00:52:28.973 --> 00:52:30.733 I mean, I don't have a handle on this whole thing, but 1271 00:52:30.802 --> 00:52:32.873 it's pretty apparent that our fate and any possible 1272 00:52:32.942 --> 00:52:35.048 fortune is in that computer. 1273 00:52:35.117 --> 00:52:36.912 N... Nobody panic, okay? 1274 00:52:36.981 --> 00:52:40.778 Let me, uh, just... Make a phone call. 1275 00:52:40.847 --> 00:52:42.918 [Phone beeps] 1276 00:52:42.987 --> 00:52:44.195 [helicopters whirring] 1277 00:52:44.264 --> 00:52:46.024 -...Oh, hey there. -Hello? 1278 00:52:46.093 --> 00:52:47.923 Hey, what happened? 1279 00:52:47.992 --> 00:52:48.924 I don't know! 1280 00:52:48.993 --> 00:52:50.028 I've been on hold 1281 00:52:50.097 --> 00:52:53.480 this whole time... With you! 1282 00:52:53.549 --> 00:52:55.517 Are you trying to keep me waiting? 1283 00:52:55.586 --> 00:52:57.933 I have to admit, I have to admit... 1284 00:52:58.002 --> 00:52:59.762 nice negotiation tactic. 1285 00:52:59.831 --> 00:53:02.282 You had me going there for a while. 1286 00:53:02.351 --> 00:53:04.905 Uh, no, I... I just forgot about you. 1287 00:53:04.974 --> 00:53:06.252 Really? 1288 00:53:06.321 --> 00:53:07.770 How'd you forget about me? 1289 00:53:07.839 --> 00:53:10.532 I was... I was just busy, that's all. 1290 00:53:10.601 --> 00:53:12.948 Busy? You're locked in a vault! 1291 00:53:13.017 --> 00:53:14.087 What the fuck could you be 1292 00:53:14.156 --> 00:53:16.296 doing to keep you busy? 1293 00:53:16.365 --> 00:53:18.954 Uh... You worry me now, Jinx. 1294 00:53:19.023 --> 00:53:20.058 Oh, i'm, I'm sorry. 1295 00:53:20.127 --> 00:53:21.922 Really, please, don't worry. 1296 00:53:21.991 --> 00:53:24.580 Officer Degepse was just talking me through this crisis. 1297 00:53:24.649 --> 00:53:27.583 It's, it's been very stressful for me, you know? 1298 00:53:27.652 --> 00:53:29.413 I didn't let him know anything, really. 1299 00:53:29.482 --> 00:53:32.381 I figured you'd want me to keep him waiting 1300 00:53:32.450 --> 00:53:34.418 while you and I make some sort of deal. 1301 00:53:34.487 --> 00:53:37.835 Okay... okay. 1302 00:53:37.904 --> 00:53:39.871 Good thinking, Jinxy. 1303 00:53:39.940 --> 00:53:41.252 That was good. 1304 00:53:41.321 --> 00:53:44.117 [Sighs] All right. 1305 00:53:44.186 --> 00:53:46.775 It's, uh, you and me. 1306 00:53:46.844 --> 00:53:48.052 About that deal... 1307 00:53:48.121 --> 00:53:49.605 Well, first... What happened? 1308 00:53:49.674 --> 00:53:50.986 It's frickin' dark in here. 1309 00:53:51.055 --> 00:53:52.263 I think they cut the power. 1310 00:53:52.332 --> 00:53:53.678 Don't sweat it. 1311 00:53:53.747 --> 00:53:55.508 They just do this to be intimidating. 1312 00:53:55.577 --> 00:53:58.890 First order of business is that we reach an agreement, 1313 00:53:58.959 --> 00:54:01.548 then we negotiate with the cops... 1314 00:54:01.617 --> 00:54:02.998 Free some hostages in exchange 1315 00:54:03.067 --> 00:54:04.724 for putting the power back on... 1316 00:54:04.793 --> 00:54:06.346 [Phone beeps] 1317 00:54:06.415 --> 00:54:09.487 And, um... Hold on, I think my, uh... Hold on, I think my bat... 1318 00:54:09.556 --> 00:54:10.557 [Phone turns off] 1319 00:54:10.626 --> 00:54:12.904 Fuck! Fuck! 1320 00:54:12.973 --> 00:54:15.597 Fuck! Fuck! 1321 00:54:15.666 --> 00:54:17.909 Fuck! Fuck! 1322 00:54:17.978 --> 00:54:20.464 Fuck! Fuck! 1323 00:54:21.948 --> 00:54:25.779 We got three guys over there, two... 1324 00:54:25.848 --> 00:54:27.885 A cell phone? 1325 00:54:27.954 --> 00:54:33.339 [Indistinct chattering] 1326 00:54:33.994 --> 00:54:37.550 Think he's trying to communicate with us... 1327 00:54:37.619 --> 00:54:38.758 Sir? 1328 00:54:38.827 --> 00:54:44.039 [Police radio chatters indistinctly] 1329 00:54:44.108 --> 00:54:47.249 [beep, phone ringing] 1330 00:54:47.318 --> 00:54:48.319 [Jinx] Hello? 1331 00:54:48.388 --> 00:54:50.045 Officer Degepse here. 1332 00:54:50.114 --> 00:54:51.529 How you two holding up? 1333 00:54:51.598 --> 00:54:53.876 Oh, hey there. Yeah, we're okay. 1334 00:54:53.945 --> 00:54:56.223 Any change in status in there? 1335 00:54:56.293 --> 00:54:58.018 Well, it's a little darker in here. 1336 00:54:58.087 --> 00:55:00.883 My eyes are just starting to adjust. 1337 00:55:00.952 --> 00:55:03.369 -...Uh, not really. -Good, good. 1338 00:55:03.438 --> 00:55:05.060 I need you to sit tight and... 1339 00:55:05.129 --> 00:55:09.064 Dude, we need him to turn the power back on or we're, 1340 00:55:09.133 --> 00:55:10.548 we're screwed. 1341 00:55:10.617 --> 00:55:12.239 Sorry, what was that? I missed the last part. 1342 00:55:12.309 --> 00:55:15.622 I said, do you have any other way of contacting Simon? 1343 00:55:15.691 --> 00:55:19.143 He says he has no way of contacting Simon. 1344 00:55:19.212 --> 00:55:20.903 -Why? -That's a good question. 1345 00:55:20.972 --> 00:55:22.802 Uh... Why? 1346 00:55:22.871 --> 00:55:25.391 Because this Simon character 1347 00:55:25.460 --> 00:55:26.875 has tossed his phone for 1348 00:55:26.944 --> 00:55:28.083 no apparent reason. 1349 00:55:28.152 --> 00:55:29.187 His actions are growing 1350 00:55:29.256 --> 00:55:31.086 increasingly irrational and 1351 00:55:31.155 --> 00:55:32.156 I would like to prevent 1352 00:55:32.225 --> 00:55:33.260 any regrettable incidents 1353 00:55:33.330 --> 00:55:34.917 before they occur. 1354 00:55:34.986 --> 00:55:38.921 Unfortunately, I now have no way of contacting him. 1355 00:55:38.990 --> 00:55:42.856 All right, um, we'll see what we can do. 1356 00:55:42.925 --> 00:55:44.824 [Phone beeps] What do we do? 1357 00:55:44.893 --> 00:55:47.102 We can't ask for Simon's help because we'd have to make him 1358 00:55:47.171 --> 00:55:48.552 a deal and making a deal with 1359 00:55:48.621 --> 00:55:50.381 Simon is pointless because, like 1360 00:55:50.450 --> 00:55:51.727 it or not, at this point he's 1361 00:55:51.796 --> 00:55:55.110 just... He's shit out of luck. 1362 00:55:55.179 --> 00:55:59.286 We could... Ask for Simon. 1363 00:55:59.356 --> 00:56:03.601 [Beep, phone ringing] 1364 00:56:03.670 --> 00:56:05.120 Degepse here. 1365 00:56:05.189 --> 00:56:06.121 [Jinx] Hey, I got, 1366 00:56:06.190 --> 00:56:07.433 I got through to Simon. 1367 00:56:07.502 --> 00:56:09.193 He has a few demands. 1368 00:56:09.262 --> 00:56:12.092 He, uh, he says he's finished negotiating unless you give him 1369 00:56:12.161 --> 00:56:15.130 something as, you know, a show of good faith. 1370 00:56:16.027 --> 00:56:17.995 Go ahead. What are his demands? 1371 00:56:18.064 --> 00:56:20.238 One, he wants a civilian chartered helicopter 1372 00:56:20.307 --> 00:56:22.586 on the roof within 15 minutes. 1373 00:56:22.655 --> 00:56:25.485 Two, he walks with half the money and no one gets hurt. 1374 00:56:25.554 --> 00:56:27.556 And three, he wants the power on 1375 00:56:27.625 --> 00:56:29.247 to, just to get the show on the road. 1376 00:56:29.316 --> 00:56:31.974 Personally, I wouldn't give that schizoid asshole anything 1377 00:56:32.043 --> 00:56:34.701 unless it was something totally useless like, you know, 1378 00:56:34.770 --> 00:56:37.152 like the, like the power back on thing. 1379 00:56:37.221 --> 00:56:38.429 I'll try to convince him that 1380 00:56:38.498 --> 00:56:40.155 turning the power on is, is, 1381 00:56:40.224 --> 00:56:42.951 you know, just a start. 1382 00:56:43.020 --> 00:56:44.297 May as well try. 1383 00:56:44.366 --> 00:56:45.643 He, he sounds desperate 1384 00:56:45.712 --> 00:56:47.162 and willing to throw it all away. 1385 00:56:47.231 --> 00:56:49.371 You say he sounds desperate? 1386 00:56:49.440 --> 00:56:50.890 You really think he's to the 1387 00:56:50.959 --> 00:56:52.754 point of throwing it all away? 1388 00:56:52.823 --> 00:56:54.514 Yeah, I told you they were trying to tell us something 1389 00:56:54.583 --> 00:56:56.999 with that whole "chucking the cell phone at your head" thing. 1390 00:57:01.245 --> 00:57:02.522 Tell him the power will be 1391 00:57:02.591 --> 00:57:04.179 back on in a minute. 1392 00:57:04.248 --> 00:57:07.769 [Shuts phone] 1393 00:57:14.258 --> 00:57:17.848 [clack, whirring speeds up...] 1394 00:57:17.917 --> 00:57:20.851 Well, that's a start-- now you can get what's-his-name back on the phone. 1395 00:57:20.920 --> 00:57:26.201 I'll get this thing booted up and ready for... Whatever. 1396 00:57:26.270 --> 00:57:27.478 [Computer beeping] 1397 00:57:27.547 --> 00:57:29.204 [phone beeps] 1398 00:57:29.273 --> 00:57:31.206 [Nick] Hello? 1399 00:57:31.275 --> 00:57:32.966 So listen up. 1400 00:57:33.035 --> 00:57:36.038 Believe me when I tell you this whole thing is going south, so 1401 00:57:36.107 --> 00:57:39.041 whatever it is you were planning to do, I suggest we do it 1402 00:57:39.110 --> 00:57:42.562 and whatever deal we need to make, I suggest we make it 1403 00:57:42.631 --> 00:57:43.874 or none of us are going anywhere 1404 00:57:43.943 --> 00:57:46.083 or getting anything anytime soon... 1405 00:57:46.152 --> 00:57:49.535 Except maybe 10 to 20 in San Quentin. 1406 00:57:49.604 --> 00:57:50.812 So what's it gonna be? 1407 00:57:50.881 --> 00:57:53.366 Good to hear from you too. 1408 00:57:53.435 --> 00:57:55.368 Dude... Shut it. 1409 00:57:55.437 --> 00:57:57.232 The police cut the power. 1410 00:57:57.301 --> 00:57:59.303 No power, no computer. 1411 00:57:59.372 --> 00:58:01.236 No computer, no point. 1412 00:58:01.305 --> 00:58:03.238 You count on that little hiccup? 1413 00:58:03.307 --> 00:58:04.515 Oh, god, really? 1414 00:58:04.584 --> 00:58:07.553 No, uh... I didn't. 1415 00:58:07.622 --> 00:58:09.244 Well, you can thank me later. 1416 00:58:09.313 --> 00:58:11.246 It's back up for the moment. 1417 00:58:11.315 --> 00:58:12.385 Unless you tell me what our 1418 00:58:12.454 --> 00:58:14.076 little team here is about to do, 1419 00:58:14.145 --> 00:58:16.458 this whole thing is gonna be over before it began. 1420 00:58:16.527 --> 00:58:18.667 Okay, do you have the computer up? 1421 00:58:18.736 --> 00:58:20.220 [Jinx] I believe we're good. 1422 00:58:20.289 --> 00:58:22.395 Enter that number in the "personal identification 1423 00:58:22.464 --> 00:58:24.259 number" sub menu. 1424 00:58:24.328 --> 00:58:25.571 In that page, you'll see 1425 00:58:25.640 --> 00:58:27.434 four digits corresponding 1426 00:58:27.504 --> 00:58:28.850 to an A.T.M. Card. 1427 00:58:28.919 --> 00:58:30.265 You're gonna click that option 1428 00:58:30.334 --> 00:58:31.438 and read me the four digits 1429 00:58:31.508 --> 00:58:33.406 that appear in the box. 1430 00:58:33.475 --> 00:58:35.719 It is that easy. 1431 00:58:35.788 --> 00:58:38.618 -No, it's not. -I'm sorry? 1432 00:58:38.687 --> 00:58:39.964 Last time I checked, there's 1433 00:58:40.033 --> 00:58:41.863 no "I" in "team" or felony grand 1434 00:58:41.932 --> 00:58:44.451 theft of a federal reserve bank. 1435 00:58:44.521 --> 00:58:46.557 You get that number 1436 00:58:46.626 --> 00:58:48.973 and you're gone. 1437 00:58:49.042 --> 00:58:52.114 That pin number belongs to an A.T.M. Card I don't have 1438 00:58:52.183 --> 00:58:54.703 which belongs to an account I don't have. 1439 00:58:54.772 --> 00:58:56.705 So unless you can find a way to share 1440 00:58:56.774 --> 00:58:58.776 your little high-tech heist, you're stuck. 1441 00:58:58.845 --> 00:58:59.984 I suggest you begin by telling 1442 00:59:00.053 --> 00:59:01.296 me what it is we're stealing 1443 00:59:01.365 --> 00:59:03.332 and, uh, the clock's ticking. 1444 00:59:03.401 --> 00:59:05.783 Okay, fine. 1445 00:59:05.852 --> 00:59:08.372 Nickels and dimes... Lots of 'em. 1446 00:59:08.441 --> 00:59:10.201 [Coins jingle] 1447 00:59:10.270 --> 00:59:12.618 What, why? Why are we stealing change? 1448 00:59:12.687 --> 00:59:14.620 Why? Because I could. 1449 00:59:14.689 --> 00:59:18.865 Getting greedy with what you want to steal will only get you caught. 1450 00:59:18.934 --> 00:59:23.007 You have to ask yourself why you think you can get away with it. 1451 00:59:23.076 --> 00:59:27.874 Know why and the what, where and how will follow. 1452 00:59:27.943 --> 00:59:31.706 Okay, so... How are we gonna rob a bank 1453 00:59:31.775 --> 00:59:34.053 and, and actually get away with it? 1454 00:59:34.122 --> 00:59:37.504 Ever notice how everything has some piddly-ass surcharge added? 1455 00:59:37.574 --> 00:59:39.610 Yeah, now you're speaking to the choir, my friend. 1456 00:59:39.679 --> 00:59:44.339 Now I need you to listen closely and be really honest here. 1457 00:59:44.408 --> 00:59:45.685 Shoot. 1458 00:59:45.754 --> 00:59:47.342 Do you always balance your checkbook? 1459 00:59:47.411 --> 00:59:49.171 Oh... I mean, I... 1460 00:59:49.240 --> 00:59:50.966 -I've done it. -Yeah, right. 1461 00:59:51.035 --> 00:59:53.762 And even if you do that, do you ever, ever, ever check 1462 00:59:53.831 --> 00:59:57.352 to see if the bank didn't charge you a surcharge 1463 00:59:57.421 --> 00:59:59.147 for an A.T.M. transaction? 1464 00:59:59.216 --> 01:00:00.286 You had me at checkbook. 1465 01:00:00.355 --> 01:00:02.357 Which brings us back to why. 1466 01:00:02.426 --> 01:00:03.910 It's simple. 1467 01:00:03.979 --> 01:00:06.292 The world is too complicated to keep track of. 1468 01:00:06.361 --> 01:00:12.194 Life is made of a million moments, transactions, passwords and pin numbers to memorize. 1469 01:00:12.263 --> 01:00:14.472 It's not that we don't want to keep track, it's just 1470 01:00:14.541 --> 01:00:18.373 that it's not worth our time until you add it up. 1471 01:00:18.442 --> 01:00:21.859 How do we rob a bank and why will we get away with it? 1472 01:00:21.928 --> 01:00:23.378 Add up the chump change. 1473 01:00:23.447 --> 01:00:25.311 We're stealing surcharges 1474 01:00:25.380 --> 01:00:26.519 and it's missing money 1475 01:00:26.588 --> 01:00:29.108 no one is missing. 1476 01:00:29.177 --> 01:00:31.386 Yeah, but what about the bank missing it? 1477 01:00:31.455 --> 01:00:32.767 We have a problem. 1478 01:00:32.836 --> 01:00:34.251 Yeah, that's what I'm asking about. 1479 01:00:34.320 --> 01:00:35.735 No, no, no, it's uh... 1480 01:00:35.804 --> 01:00:38.324 Another kind of problem. 1481 01:00:38.393 --> 01:00:39.774 Oh... 1482 01:00:39.843 --> 01:00:41.568 I wasn't planning on getting locked in here. 1483 01:00:41.638 --> 01:00:42.915 We've been in here for hours. 1484 01:00:42.984 --> 01:00:43.985 I couldn't hold it forever. 1485 01:00:44.054 --> 01:00:45.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, 1486 01:00:45.469 --> 01:00:46.401 of course. 1487 01:00:46.470 --> 01:00:50.336 Um... Well... 1488 01:00:50.405 --> 01:00:52.407 I just won't look. 1489 01:00:52.476 --> 01:00:54.305 [music plays] 1490 01:00:54.374 --> 01:00:55.617 [Chuckles] 1491 01:00:55.686 --> 01:00:57.826 All right, um... 1492 01:00:57.895 --> 01:01:01.140 Oh wait, I've got an idea. 1493 01:01:01.209 --> 01:01:02.417 Nick, hold on. 1494 01:01:02.486 --> 01:01:04.281 What's going on? 1495 01:01:04.350 --> 01:01:06.386 Don't ask. 1496 01:01:07.491 --> 01:01:08.492 [Jessica types...] 1497 01:01:08.561 --> 01:01:10.839 [Jinx] What are you doing? 1498 01:01:10.908 --> 01:01:12.358 [Jessica] Ah! 1499 01:01:12.427 --> 01:01:15.430 [Types... Computer beeps] 1500 01:01:15.499 --> 01:01:18.364 [music plays] 1501 01:01:24.025 --> 01:01:25.992 No way! 1502 01:01:26.061 --> 01:01:28.270 Beggars can't be choosers, man. 1503 01:01:28.339 --> 01:01:31.032 So, what about the bank noticing? 1504 01:01:31.101 --> 01:01:35.277 [Nick] Well, like I said, you never rob the bank. 1505 01:01:35.346 --> 01:01:38.280 -At least, not noticeably. -Stop it! 1506 01:01:38.349 --> 01:01:40.973 [Nick] So what if, for every dozen A.T.M. transactions, 1507 01:01:41.042 --> 01:01:46.150 you simply divert one surcharge into an account already set up within the bank. 1508 01:01:46.219 --> 01:01:48.946 Nothing more than missing nickels and no way to track it. 1509 01:01:49.015 --> 01:01:50.776 Yeah, I'm all for the economics lesson but, 1510 01:01:50.845 --> 01:01:54.607 -uh, what are we really talking about here? -Honestly? 1511 01:01:54.676 --> 01:01:57.852 Honestly is the only choice you have if you ever want to see any of that money. 1512 01:01:57.921 --> 01:02:02.995 Okay... $8,266,500. 1513 01:02:04.479 --> 01:02:06.032 [Chuckling] 1514 01:02:06.101 --> 01:02:09.484 Can you hear me now? 1515 01:02:09.553 --> 01:02:11.486 That's a lot of transactions. 1516 01:02:11.555 --> 01:02:13.488 Those nickels and dimes add up. 1517 01:02:13.557 --> 01:02:15.628 [Coins jingling] 1518 01:02:15.697 --> 01:02:17.216 And no one's on to you? 1519 01:02:17.285 --> 01:02:19.494 Why? The stolen money never left the bank. 1520 01:02:19.563 --> 01:02:25.051 The irony is, it is all just sitting in legitimate grant liberty accounts. 1521 01:02:25.120 --> 01:02:26.535 Waiting to be withdrawn. 1522 01:02:26.604 --> 01:02:28.330 That's right. 1523 01:02:28.399 --> 01:02:30.988 As long as you have a valid pin number to those accounts, 1524 01:02:31.057 --> 01:02:33.542 you can just slowly withdraw it, using nothing more 1525 01:02:33.611 --> 01:02:35.061 than an A.T.M. card. 1526 01:02:35.130 --> 01:02:36.718 No one would ever notice. 1527 01:02:36.787 --> 01:02:38.789 How to rob a bank. 1528 01:02:38.858 --> 01:02:42.068 And actually get away with it. 1529 01:02:42.137 --> 01:02:44.070 If I'm not mistaken, we'd better work out a deal 1530 01:02:44.139 --> 01:02:46.486 before there's nothing worth working out, so you give us 1531 01:02:46.555 --> 01:02:48.765 your account numbers and we'll assign the pin 1532 01:02:48.834 --> 01:02:50.836 to a new A.T.M. card. -No deal. 1533 01:02:50.905 --> 01:02:52.389 If I just give you the accounts, 1534 01:02:52.458 --> 01:02:54.494 giving you the accounts is like giving me the pin. 1535 01:02:54.563 --> 01:02:55.944 No guarantee the other 1536 01:02:56.013 --> 01:02:58.084 won't take off with it all. 1537 01:03:04.608 --> 01:03:07.438 Okay, what now? 1538 01:03:07.507 --> 01:03:11.546 Somebody will just have to trust somebody. 1539 01:03:11.615 --> 01:03:15.170 I don't suppose my good word would be sufficient. 1540 01:03:16.482 --> 01:03:19.278 Honor among thieves and all that? 1541 01:03:19.347 --> 01:03:21.107 Wait. 1542 01:03:21.176 --> 01:03:22.212 "Insufficient funds"-- 1543 01:03:22.281 --> 01:03:23.558 that's what got my ass into this 1544 01:03:23.627 --> 01:03:26.112 mess in the first place. 1545 01:03:26.181 --> 01:03:28.218 Yeah, your 20 bucks, 1546 01:03:28.287 --> 01:03:29.736 surcharges. 1547 01:03:29.806 --> 01:03:32.567 No, my pin. We assign my pin number 1548 01:03:32.636 --> 01:03:33.671 to Nick's accounts. 1549 01:03:33.740 --> 01:03:34.914 That way, only I know my pin 1550 01:03:34.983 --> 01:03:36.467 and only Nick has the card 1551 01:03:36.536 --> 01:03:38.021 and the accounts. 1552 01:03:38.090 --> 01:03:39.816 [Nick] And? 1553 01:03:39.885 --> 01:03:43.958 See, you can't use the A.T.M. card without my pin number 1554 01:03:44.027 --> 01:03:47.202 and without the card and the accounts, the pin is useless. 1555 01:03:47.271 --> 01:03:48.790 We don't have to trust each other. 1556 01:03:48.859 --> 01:03:50.481 We can meet and use the two together 1557 01:03:50.550 --> 01:03:52.725 and then go our separate ways. 1558 01:03:52.794 --> 01:03:55.901 Works for me. 1559 01:03:55.970 --> 01:03:58.973 [Jinx's phone rings] 1560 01:03:59.042 --> 01:04:01.389 You guys hold on to that idea. 1561 01:04:01.458 --> 01:04:04.426 I better get this. 1562 01:04:06.981 --> 01:04:08.396 -Hello? -All right. 1563 01:04:08.465 --> 01:04:10.053 The power has been up for over 10 minutes now, 1564 01:04:10.122 --> 01:04:12.469 and still no word from anybody in there. 1565 01:04:12.538 --> 01:04:13.642 Have you heard anything? 1566 01:04:13.711 --> 01:04:15.644 [Jinx] Uh, not really, um, 1567 01:04:15.713 --> 01:04:18.233 well, you see... [Click] 1568 01:04:20.511 --> 01:04:23.618 ...What? I didn't know what else to do. 1569 01:04:23.687 --> 01:04:25.620 I think we're out of time. 1570 01:04:25.689 --> 01:04:28.450 [Nick] Hey-- what's up? 1571 01:04:28.519 --> 01:04:30.038 This is it, it's now or never. 1572 01:04:30.107 --> 01:04:31.488 Either we go with Jinx's plan 1573 01:04:31.557 --> 01:04:33.524 or that money just sits in the bank forever. 1574 01:04:33.593 --> 01:04:34.698 Okay, you're right. 1575 01:04:34.767 --> 01:04:35.906 A couple million bucks is better 1576 01:04:35.975 --> 01:04:37.080 than none, right? 1577 01:04:37.149 --> 01:04:38.150 Just go to the computer, 1578 01:04:38.219 --> 01:04:39.254 do what I told you before 1579 01:04:39.323 --> 01:04:41.222 you have Jinx enter his pin. 1580 01:04:41.291 --> 01:04:42.948 Okay. 1581 01:04:46.848 --> 01:04:53.648 [Jessica types... Computer beeps] 1582 01:04:53.717 --> 01:04:56.823 [music plays] 1583 01:04:56.893 --> 01:05:00.482 Jinx... What is it? 1584 01:05:00.551 --> 01:05:02.760 I, I don't know, what if we get caught? 1585 01:05:02.829 --> 01:05:06.557 You know, what if we end up serving life? 1586 01:05:06.626 --> 01:05:08.870 Life? [Chuckles] 1587 01:05:08.939 --> 01:05:10.354 Right. 1588 01:05:10.423 --> 01:05:12.322 See, I don't know about you, Jinx, 1589 01:05:12.391 --> 01:05:17.361 but this hasn't felt like much of a life to me. 1590 01:05:17.430 --> 01:05:21.814 I'm just some anonymous hired hand. 1591 01:05:21.883 --> 01:05:23.678 Is this my life? 1592 01:05:23.747 --> 01:05:25.956 This for the rest of my life? 1593 01:05:26.025 --> 01:05:28.234 Is your life about buck fifty surcharges? 1594 01:05:28.303 --> 01:05:32.514 Playing bitch boy to every Simon and Grant Liberty? 1595 01:05:32.583 --> 01:05:36.035 When are we gonna make some choices of our own? 1596 01:05:41.075 --> 01:05:44.906 Today has been... 1597 01:05:44.975 --> 01:05:47.771 Different. 1598 01:05:47.840 --> 01:05:51.050 I think this is it. 1599 01:05:51.119 --> 01:05:53.846 You know, I think this is... 1600 01:05:53.915 --> 01:05:55.710 Life. 1601 01:05:55.779 --> 01:05:58.678 Choices like this. 1602 01:05:58.747 --> 01:06:05.547 You know, our lives aren't made up of some big monumental moment. 1603 01:06:05.616 --> 01:06:10.276 It's a choice here and a choice there and life is made up 1604 01:06:10.345 --> 01:06:15.557 like that, of these tiny moments. 1605 01:06:15.626 --> 01:06:21.287 I just... I think I'm sick of this life. 1606 01:06:21.356 --> 01:06:28.777 So, how big can we make this moment, Jinx? 1607 01:06:28.846 --> 01:06:33.196 And get a life? 1608 01:06:33.265 --> 01:06:34.542 Are you insane? 1609 01:06:34.611 --> 01:06:37.752 This, this is a tiny moment to you? 1610 01:06:37.821 --> 01:06:40.306 [Chuckles] 1611 01:06:40.375 --> 01:06:41.756 Yeah, okay, yeah. 1612 01:06:41.825 --> 01:06:44.828 It's... It's a big moment. 1613 01:06:44.897 --> 01:06:48.073 It's a... Yeah. 1614 01:06:48.142 --> 01:06:49.764 But the principle's the same. 1615 01:06:49.833 --> 01:06:50.765 You know, make a choice. 1616 01:06:50.834 --> 01:06:52.767 What are we gonna do? 1617 01:06:52.836 --> 01:06:55.080 What are you gonna do? 1618 01:06:55.149 --> 01:07:00.188 I'm gonna get my 20 bucks, and then some. 1619 01:07:00.257 --> 01:07:05.124 Right, yeah, let's do this. 1620 01:07:05.193 --> 01:07:07.402 Enter your pin. [music plays] 1621 01:07:07.471 --> 01:07:10.957 So this little box is the key to our fortune, huh? 1622 01:07:11.027 --> 01:07:12.442 [Jessica chuckles] 1623 01:07:12.511 --> 01:07:13.788 [computer beeps] 1624 01:07:13.857 --> 01:07:15.514 There, that's it. 1625 01:07:15.583 --> 01:07:17.067 We're done. 1626 01:07:17.136 --> 01:07:18.793 Now what? 1627 01:07:18.862 --> 01:07:21.796 [Jessica types] 1628 01:07:21.865 --> 01:07:22.969 Now... 1629 01:07:23.039 --> 01:07:24.074 We go. 1630 01:07:24.143 --> 01:07:26.939 [music plays] 1631 01:07:27.008 --> 01:07:28.630 [Nick] Excuse me, guys? 1632 01:07:28.699 --> 01:07:31.426 It just occurred to me we have a problem. 1633 01:07:31.495 --> 01:07:32.738 What's up? 1634 01:07:32.807 --> 01:07:35.844 Well, you have no way out. 1635 01:07:35.913 --> 01:07:37.536 What? 1636 01:07:37.605 --> 01:07:38.951 Well... 1637 01:07:39.020 --> 01:07:41.540 She doesn't have a way out. 1638 01:07:42.886 --> 01:07:44.163 What do you mean? 1639 01:07:44.232 --> 01:07:45.475 She's got the scam with the cops. 1640 01:07:45.544 --> 01:07:47.684 They think she's one of the hostages. 1641 01:07:47.753 --> 01:07:51.653 Okay, well, that doesn't solve the "Simon" problem. 1642 01:07:51.722 --> 01:07:54.173 Even if you wait until the cops storm the place, 1643 01:07:54.242 --> 01:07:56.210 he's not going quietly. 1644 01:07:56.279 --> 01:08:00.835 He can easily turn her in when he finds out she's not busted with him. 1645 01:08:00.904 --> 01:08:04.494 No, no, not after all this. 1646 01:08:10.948 --> 01:08:13.158 Hold on. 1647 01:08:13.227 --> 01:08:17.058 [Phone ringing...] 1648 01:08:17.127 --> 01:08:18.680 Officer Degepse here. 1649 01:08:18.749 --> 01:08:21.614 Sorry my signal died but I'm back in a good zone. 1650 01:08:21.683 --> 01:08:23.720 Yay--any news? 1651 01:08:23.789 --> 01:08:25.998 Simon says he appreciates your show of good faith 1652 01:08:26.067 --> 01:08:29.760 and in return, he's willing to release two hostages. 1653 01:08:31.969 --> 01:08:33.039 ...Me and Jessica. 1654 01:08:33.109 --> 01:08:35.559 No shit? Really? 1655 01:08:35.628 --> 01:08:37.182 Okay, we got you covered. 1656 01:08:37.251 --> 01:08:39.874 ...We've got you covered, look. 1657 01:08:39.943 --> 01:08:43.567 All right, look... Listen... 1658 01:08:43.636 --> 01:08:45.293 Make your way out slowly. 1659 01:08:45.362 --> 01:08:47.192 We'll take care of the rest. 1660 01:08:47.261 --> 01:08:49.021 This will all be over soon. 1661 01:08:49.090 --> 01:08:51.817 So I'll tell Simon you're ready for the release. 1662 01:08:53.646 --> 01:08:56.373 Now we're cooking with gasoline. 1663 01:08:57.443 --> 01:08:59.169 Do you have any way of reaching Simon? 1664 01:08:59.238 --> 01:09:01.654 Yeah, I can call Roger. 1665 01:09:01.723 --> 01:09:04.174 -Who? -His...muscle. [Laughs] 1666 01:09:04.243 --> 01:09:05.762 The other guy on the team, here, 1667 01:09:05.831 --> 01:09:07.936 he gave me his number in case of complications. 1668 01:09:08.005 --> 01:09:09.731 I think this qualifies as a complication. 1669 01:09:09.800 --> 01:09:14.011 Yeah... Nick, we're gonna call you back. 1670 01:09:14.080 --> 01:09:15.875 [Phone ringing...] 1671 01:09:15.944 --> 01:09:17.601 -[Man] Hello? -I gotta talk to Simon. 1672 01:09:17.670 --> 01:09:19.845 He's kind of busy at the moment... Who's this? 1673 01:09:19.914 --> 01:09:21.881 Roger, put him on the phone. 1674 01:09:23.469 --> 01:09:27.542 [Metal gently clinking] 1675 01:09:32.064 --> 01:09:34.480 -Hello? -Hey, it's me, Jinx. 1676 01:09:34.549 --> 01:09:36.482 Hey, Jinx, what's up? 1677 01:09:36.551 --> 01:09:38.104 [Inserts clip into pistol] 1678 01:09:38.174 --> 01:09:41.763 I have to admit, you've really got me worried now. 1679 01:09:41.832 --> 01:09:43.524 [Click] [Jinx] Sorry for the wait, 1680 01:09:43.593 --> 01:09:44.870 but we better make a deal fast. 1681 01:09:44.939 --> 01:09:46.458 I just got off the phone with Degepse. 1682 01:09:46.527 --> 01:09:48.253 -What'd he say? -He says if they don't see 1683 01:09:48.322 --> 01:09:50.255 cooperation from you in five minutes, 1684 01:09:50.324 --> 01:09:51.946 they're storming the place with swat. 1685 01:09:52.015 --> 01:09:53.948 Shit... Shit. 1686 01:09:54.017 --> 01:09:55.743 Shit! Shit! Shit! Shit! 1687 01:09:55.812 --> 01:09:57.952 Shit... [Beep] 1688 01:09:58.021 --> 01:09:59.091 Shit... 1689 01:09:59.160 --> 01:10:02.370 [Pills rattle in bottle] 1690 01:10:02.439 --> 01:10:04.717 [swallows with effort] 1691 01:10:04.786 --> 01:10:07.962 Okay. [Exhales twice quickly] 1692 01:10:08.031 --> 01:10:09.032 What do they want? 1693 01:10:09.101 --> 01:10:10.275 You're not gonna like it. 1694 01:10:10.344 --> 01:10:12.449 What-- what is it? 1695 01:10:12.518 --> 01:10:15.866 They want at least one hostage released and... 1696 01:10:15.935 --> 01:10:18.835 And? And what? 1697 01:10:18.904 --> 01:10:21.907 One of you has to turn yourself in. 1698 01:10:30.260 --> 01:10:31.848 Fine. 1699 01:10:31.917 --> 01:10:33.298 They can have Jessica. 1700 01:10:33.367 --> 01:10:34.816 Really? 1701 01:10:34.885 --> 01:10:36.370 You'll turn her in just like that? 1702 01:10:36.439 --> 01:10:37.543 What do I care? 1703 01:10:37.612 --> 01:10:39.131 You want out and I want in. 1704 01:10:39.200 --> 01:10:40.926 Take Jessica as your insurance. 1705 01:10:40.995 --> 01:10:42.168 And the cops get their precious 1706 01:10:42.238 --> 01:10:44.999 negotiation pawn, yeah? 1707 01:10:47.208 --> 01:10:49.555 Sounds like a plan. 1708 01:10:50.763 --> 01:10:53.007 [Click] 1709 01:10:53.076 --> 01:10:56.010 [Jessica sighs] 1710 01:10:56.079 --> 01:10:58.012 What's wrong? 1711 01:10:58.081 --> 01:11:00.083 This is our way out. 1712 01:11:00.152 --> 01:11:02.430 Yeah... 1713 01:11:03.397 --> 01:11:06.296 Yeah... [Laughs ruefully] 1714 01:11:06.365 --> 01:11:10.266 [emotionally] You know, um... 1715 01:11:11.646 --> 01:11:16.651 That might be the sweetest thing anyone has ever done for me. 1716 01:11:16.720 --> 01:11:18.791 [Sniffles] 1717 01:11:18.860 --> 01:11:20.241 Really? 1718 01:11:20.310 --> 01:11:21.898 Yeah. 1719 01:11:36.671 --> 01:11:38.949 Right, let's get the hell out of here. 1720 01:11:52.549 --> 01:11:53.826 What are you doing? 1721 01:11:53.895 --> 01:11:55.345 I'm setting up our next rendezvous... 1722 01:11:55.414 --> 01:11:56.726 Outside this vault. 1723 01:11:56.795 --> 01:11:57.692 Oh, yeah? 1724 01:11:57.761 --> 01:11:59.798 Is that a second date? 1725 01:12:01.455 --> 01:12:03.077 You better tie me up. 1726 01:12:05.113 --> 01:12:07.909 So Simon still thinks I'm your hostage. 1727 01:12:07.978 --> 01:12:09.359 [Chuckles] 1728 01:12:09.428 --> 01:12:11.465 You wish. 1729 01:12:12.224 --> 01:12:15.434 Here, help me with this. 1730 01:12:18.437 --> 01:12:20.163 Look okay? 1731 01:12:20.232 --> 01:12:21.889 That's good. 1732 01:12:23.166 --> 01:12:25.099 [Chuckling] 1733 01:12:26.514 --> 01:12:29.310 [machinery whirs...] 1734 01:12:29.379 --> 01:12:32.762 [music plays] 1735 01:12:38.768 --> 01:12:40.942 [Latches release...] 1736 01:12:46.189 --> 01:12:50.089 [music plays] 1737 01:12:59.478 --> 01:13:01.998 [Jinx] All right, I'm coming out! 1738 01:13:02.067 --> 01:13:04.138 [Helicopter whirring...] 1739 01:13:04.207 --> 01:13:06.140 I don't want any trouble. 1740 01:13:06.209 --> 01:13:08.901 [music plays] 1741 01:13:23.709 --> 01:13:26.160 Huh... I imagined you taller. 1742 01:13:26.229 --> 01:13:28.024 Fuck me, Jinxy! 1743 01:13:28.093 --> 01:13:29.163 Nice attitude. 1744 01:13:29.232 --> 01:13:31.165 You've come a long way today. 1745 01:13:31.234 --> 01:13:33.685 [music plays] 1746 01:13:44.799 --> 01:13:49.563 [Jessica mumbles urgently] [rip] 1747 01:13:49.632 --> 01:13:51.288 [whispers] I can't go out there like this! 1748 01:13:51.357 --> 01:13:54.499 I'm supposed to be a hostage like you, not your hostage. 1749 01:13:56.397 --> 01:13:57.916 They're gonna know something's up. 1750 01:13:57.985 --> 01:14:01.782 [Helicopter whirring, police radio chatters...] 1751 01:14:03.508 --> 01:14:05.751 You're supposed to be my hostage for Simon's sake 1752 01:14:05.820 --> 01:14:07.615 if we want to get away with this. 1753 01:14:11.205 --> 01:14:13.000 What do you suggest we do? 1754 01:14:17.970 --> 01:14:20.697 [Roger] Be careful, man, that thing's loaded. 1755 01:14:20.766 --> 01:14:23.493 -Shit. -Wait right fuckin' there, you two! 1756 01:14:23.562 --> 01:14:27.463 [music plays] 1757 01:14:28.636 --> 01:14:29.741 [Overlapping] It's jammed... 1758 01:14:29.810 --> 01:14:35.125 Fuck... [Gunshot]... [Click] 1759 01:14:35.919 --> 01:14:37.438 [gunshot] 1760 01:14:37.507 --> 01:14:39.405 [splat] 1761 01:14:39.475 --> 01:14:42.063 [music plays] 1762 01:14:49.623 --> 01:14:51.107 [music plays] 1763 01:14:51.176 --> 01:14:52.936 [Degepse] Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! 1764 01:14:53.005 --> 01:14:55.249 [Sirens blaring, shouting...] 1765 01:14:55.318 --> 01:14:56.319 [Officer] Show me your hands! 1766 01:14:56.388 --> 01:14:58.114 Show me your hands! 1767 01:14:58.183 --> 01:14:59.253 Up against the wall! 1768 01:14:59.322 --> 01:15:00.599 [Degepse] Put the gun down! 1769 01:15:00.668 --> 01:15:02.463 Put the gun down! 1770 01:15:02.532 --> 01:15:05.086 Put the gun down, motherfucker! 1771 01:15:05.155 --> 01:15:06.985 Show me your hands! Show me your hands! 1772 01:15:07.054 --> 01:15:09.263 [Degepse] Move! Move, I said! 1773 01:15:09.332 --> 01:15:10.402 Back your ass up! 1774 01:15:10.471 --> 01:15:12.266 Get on the ground! 1775 01:15:12.335 --> 01:15:13.267 On the ground now! 1776 01:15:13.336 --> 01:15:14.337 [Degepse] Don't move! 1777 01:15:14.406 --> 01:15:16.546 Don't move, motherfucker! 1778 01:15:16.615 --> 01:15:18.134 [music plays] 1779 01:15:18.203 --> 01:15:19.273 ...Do you understand me? 1780 01:15:19.342 --> 01:15:20.619 You have the right to remain... 1781 01:15:20.688 --> 01:15:22.379 Show me your hands! 1782 01:15:22.448 --> 01:15:24.140 [Degepse] Anything you say can and will be used against you 1783 01:15:24.209 --> 01:15:25.521 in a court of law. 1784 01:15:25.590 --> 01:15:27.281 You have the right to an attorney... 1785 01:15:27.350 --> 01:15:28.731 -That way! -[Degepse] If you cannot afford an attorney, 1786 01:15:28.800 --> 01:15:30.318 one will be appointed to you. 1787 01:15:30.387 --> 01:15:32.769 Do you understand the rights I have just stated? 1788 01:15:32.838 --> 01:15:35.358 Move out the way-- get out of the way! 1789 01:15:35.427 --> 01:15:37.740 Move! ...I got it, I got it! 1790 01:15:37.809 --> 01:15:40.018 [music plays] 1791 01:15:40.087 --> 01:15:42.296 [Jinx] oh, ni... Hear me... 1792 01:15:42.365 --> 01:15:44.609 ...Damn... How about now? 1793 01:15:44.678 --> 01:15:47.128 [Nick] Yes, loud and clear. 1794 01:15:47.197 --> 01:15:49.579 [Jinx] Good, okay, where were we? 1795 01:15:49.648 --> 01:15:50.994 ...Chump change... 1796 01:15:51.063 --> 01:15:52.755 That dime you don't even bother picking up 1797 01:15:52.824 --> 01:15:56.034 is the same dime we all get bent over for. 1798 01:15:56.103 --> 01:15:59.313 So surcharge the surchargers. 1799 01:15:59.382 --> 01:16:02.040 I agree... But there is one flaw 1800 01:16:02.109 --> 01:16:03.006 in your plan. 1801 01:16:03.075 --> 01:16:06.285 Oh... A flaw in my plan, hmm? 1802 01:16:06.354 --> 01:16:09.323 If we've got the pin and you've got the accounts, 1803 01:16:09.392 --> 01:16:10.393 what happens next? 1804 01:16:10.462 --> 01:16:12.326 What happens when we meet? 1805 01:16:12.395 --> 01:16:14.708 Trust the fatal flaw. 1806 01:16:15.847 --> 01:16:19.333 Well, there's only one answer. 1807 01:16:19.402 --> 01:16:20.645 Did you know that statistics 1808 01:16:20.714 --> 01:16:22.888 say that 98% of all convicted 1809 01:16:22.957 --> 01:16:24.338 criminals have successfully 1810 01:16:24.407 --> 01:16:26.340 committed at least one previous 1811 01:16:26.409 --> 01:16:28.929 crime before they were caught? 1812 01:16:28.998 --> 01:16:30.758 That means almost everyone 1813 01:16:30.827 --> 01:16:32.208 gets away with it, 1814 01:16:32.277 --> 01:16:33.347 at least once. 1815 01:16:33.416 --> 01:16:34.866 They had a good thing, 1816 01:16:34.935 --> 01:16:37.834 but no, they had to go try their luck again. 1817 01:16:37.903 --> 01:16:40.492 [Nick] Oh, by the way... 1818 01:16:40.561 --> 01:16:43.357 Tip number 10? 1819 01:16:43.426 --> 01:16:45.083 Know when to walk away. 1820 01:16:45.152 --> 01:16:49.605 [music plays] 1821 01:16:52.953 --> 01:16:56.750 [Man] ♪ Dark in the city, night is a wire ♪ 1822 01:16:56.819 --> 01:16:59.304 ♪ Steam in the subway, earth is afire ♪ 1823 01:16:59.373 --> 01:17:02.341 [Chorus] ♪ Doo-doo, doo doo, doo doo doo, doo doo doo, ♪ 1824 01:17:02.410 --> 01:17:07.761 ♪ Doo doo doo, doo doo ♪ 1825 01:17:07.830 --> 01:17:11.350 ♪ Woman, you want me, give me a sign ♪ 1826 01:17:11.419 --> 01:17:14.215 ♪ And catch my breathing even closer behind ♪ 1827 01:17:14.284 --> 01:17:15.665 ♪ Doo-doo, doo doo, 1828 01:17:15.734 --> 01:17:17.115 Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, 1829 01:17:17.184 --> 01:17:22.810 Doo doo doo, doo doo... ♪ 1830 01:17:22.879 --> 01:17:24.985 ♪ In touch with the ground ♪ 1831 01:17:25.054 --> 01:17:26.262 ♪ I'm on the hunt, 1832 01:17:26.331 --> 01:17:28.782 I'm after you ♪ 1833 01:17:28.851 --> 01:17:30.542 ♪ Smell like I sound, 1834 01:17:30.611 --> 01:17:32.130 I'm lost in a crowd ♪ 1835 01:17:32.199 --> 01:17:36.134 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1836 01:17:36.203 --> 01:17:39.689 ♪ Straddle the line in discord and rhyme ♪ 1837 01:17:39.758 --> 01:17:43.797 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1838 01:17:43.866 --> 01:17:46.938 ♪ Mouth is alive with juices like wine ♪ 1839 01:17:47.007 --> 01:17:51.805 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1840 01:17:51.874 --> 01:17:55.809 [music plays] 1841 01:17:55.878 --> 01:17:59.260 ♪ Stalked in the forest, too close to hide ♪ 1842 01:17:59.329 --> 01:18:02.263 ♪ I'll be upon you by the moonlight side ♪ 1843 01:18:02.332 --> 01:18:03.748 ♪ Doo-doo, doo doo, 1844 01:18:03.817 --> 01:18:05.439 Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, 1845 01:18:05.508 --> 01:18:08.304 Doo doo doo, doo doo... ♪ 1846 01:18:10.616 --> 01:18:14.103 ♪ High blood drumming on your skin, it's so tight ♪ 1847 01:18:14.172 --> 01:18:16.899 ♪ You feel my heat, I'm just a moment behind ♪ 1848 01:18:16.968 --> 01:18:18.555 ♪ Doo-doo, doo doo, 1849 01:18:18.624 --> 01:18:20.040 Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, 1850 01:18:20.109 --> 01:18:23.353 Doo doo doo, doo doo... ♪ 1851 01:18:25.908 --> 01:18:27.737 ♪ In touch with the ground ♪ 1852 01:18:27.806 --> 01:18:31.741 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1853 01:18:31.810 --> 01:18:33.122 ♪ Scent and a sound, 1854 01:18:33.191 --> 01:18:34.986 I'm lost and I'm found ♪ 1855 01:18:35.055 --> 01:18:38.990 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1856 01:18:39.059 --> 01:18:42.441 ♪ Strut on a line, it's discord and rhyme ♪ 1857 01:18:42.510 --> 01:18:46.411 ♪ I howl and I whine, I'm after you ♪ 1858 01:18:46.480 --> 01:18:49.863 ♪ Mouth is alive, all running inside ♪ 1859 01:18:49.932 --> 01:18:54.799 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1860 01:18:54.868 --> 01:18:59.562 [music plays] 1861 01:18:59.631 --> 01:19:01.978 [Panting...] 1862 01:19:02.047 --> 01:19:03.739 Hungry like the wolf. 1863 01:19:03.808 --> 01:19:06.293 [music plays] 1864 01:19:12.161 --> 01:19:15.474 ♪ Burning the ground, I break through the crowd ♪ 1865 01:19:15.543 --> 01:19:19.202 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1866 01:19:19.271 --> 01:19:22.930 ♪ I smell like I sound, I'm lost and I'm found ♪ 1867 01:19:22.999 --> 01:19:26.934 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1868 01:19:27.003 --> 01:19:30.282 ♪ Strut on a line, its discord and rhyme ♪ 1869 01:19:30.351 --> 01:19:34.252 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1870 01:19:34.321 --> 01:19:37.669 ♪ Mouth is alive with juices like wine ♪ 1871 01:19:37.738 --> 01:19:41.500 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1872 01:19:41.569 --> 01:19:45.090 ♪ Burning the ground, I break from the crowd ♪ 1873 01:19:45.159 --> 01:19:49.025 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1874 01:19:49.094 --> 01:19:52.684 ♪ Scent and the sound, I'm lost and I'm found ♪ 1875 01:19:52.753 --> 01:19:56.515 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1876 01:19:56.584 --> 01:19:59.898 ♪ Strut on a line, it's discord and rhyme ♪ 1877 01:19:59.967 --> 01:20:03.971 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you ♪ 1878 01:20:04.040 --> 01:20:07.388 ♪ Mouth is alive with juices like wine ♪ 1879 01:20:07.457 --> 01:20:11.323 ♪ And I'm hungry like the wolf ♪ 1880 01:20:11.392 --> 01:20:14.568 ♪ Burning the ground, I break from the crowd ♪ 1881 01:20:14.637 --> 01:20:18.296 ♪ I'm on the hunt, I'm after you... ♪ 1882 01:20:18.365 --> 01:20:20.436 [song fades...] 1883 01:20:20.505 --> 01:20:23.577 [Music changes...] 1884 01:20:29.928 --> 01:20:34.381 [music plays]