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00:00Hello, Miss Close.
00:28He's up with his birds this morning.
00:30Hope you mean the feathered kind, Bernie.
00:32You know very well what I mean.
00:34Go on, you know the way.
00:36Head up.
00:40All right, babe?
00:42Yeah, Dad.
00:43Have a guess where this little feather's just flown in from.
00:45Where?
00:46Ebion.
00:47Oh.
00:48Why, anyone would swap the South of France for a captive prison in Guildford to be on me.
00:52Yeah, well, it's homing instincts, isn't it?
00:54And you can't override it.
00:58What have you got there?
01:02Oh, the greatest smell in the world.
01:04Well, you've got to enjoy the finer things in life.
01:06Yeah.
01:07What's the bumbley for?
01:09We celebrating?
01:10Hmm, just thought we'd make a change from the usual vino collapso.
01:14Ah, so we're not raising a glass to the duping,
01:17even though we've got two new weed farms and an expanding empire.
01:21Well, to clarify the situation,
01:25he's of the opinion that the additional facilities he's helped us acquire
01:29are very much a part of his exit strategy.
01:32Oh, well.
01:34Well, that boy ain't going to be going nowhere.
01:37And I'll tell you why.
01:39You see, deep down, he doesn't want to.
01:42An insight based on one boozy lunch?
01:45No.
01:47I think he's got a taste for it.
01:49As reluctant as I was to indulge in your whimsical adventure with the Duke,
01:54I must admit, he has turned out to be something of an asset.
01:57However, I don't think it's stopped him wanting us off his land.
02:01If he wants to make me more money, that's fine.
02:05But he can't walk away. No-one walks away.
02:08And it's down to you to keep him under manners.
02:11See, if he fucks me about at the end of the year, I'll chop his head off.
02:16Under manners it is.
02:19DOOR CREAKS
02:21DOOR CREAKS
02:44Oh, would you like it, sir?
02:46I'll please, Mr Lawrence.
02:51You know, I have to say, over the last few months,
02:53you've proved yourself to be a consummate team player.
02:56So I was wondering whether you might want to take on
02:59a more formal, long-term position within the organisation.
03:12Well, as much as I appreciate the performance review,
03:15I think I'm happy with the agreement as it currently stands.
03:18Thank you. Are you sure about that, Eddie?
03:20I have to say, there have been a couple of moments
03:23in the last few months.
03:25I reckon...
03:28..you've been enjoying yourself.
03:32Good game.
03:42Whilst I still have you,
03:44I'd love to get your optics on the current situation I'm trying to navigate.
03:47Think you have a set of military skills that could be applicable?
03:50Always happy to lend a hand, if it expedites my extradition.
03:54Ever been to the port of Superbrookhire?
03:59We transport £80 million worth of puff through it every year.
04:03We don't just grow it, Edward. We export it too.
04:06However, recently, we've hit a little bit of a bump in the highway.
04:11Several shipments have been seized by the Belgian Federal Police.
04:14I've had to cease all exports.
04:16Needless to say, there's a lot of fucking clam hanging in the balance.
04:19Who's supposed to be running things, don't they?
04:21A real piece of work named Florin de Groot.
04:24Or, as my dad likes to call him, that shit-eating cunt from Belgium.
04:28Catchy.
04:31The only thing he likes more than red wine and fine dining
04:34is the sound of his own voice.
04:37I'm having Keith and Blanket bring him over to England
04:40so I can figure out what the fuck's going on.
04:44You know why we're here.
04:46What I need is a second opinion.
04:48De Groot gets under my skin.
04:50I struggle to separate what's him being him...
04:52You should taste it, too.
04:53...from him trying to pull a fast one.
04:55So you need more of a macro view, I think.
04:57Exactly. I can have him bring him to the farm
05:00and you won't even need to leave the comfort of your own home.
05:03I can do it in my slippers.
05:05Never float your boat, Captain.
05:07C'est le Brexit, hein?
05:10The more rules and regulations that are imposed by your country,
05:14the more employees the European Union must bring in to enforce them.
05:18And more people means more mouths that have to be fed, Susie.
05:21So, if you want your merchandise to continue its safe passage to the continent,
05:27it's going to cost more money.
05:30How much more, exactly?
05:331.5 million.
05:36How exactly did you arrive on this very specific figure?
05:40In Zeebrugge, we have police local, police federal,
05:44police maritime, customs officers, trade and compliance officers.
05:48Everybody is very greedy.
05:52And if I don't pay them immediately, they will get angry and squawk.
05:59Do you mind if we have a word?
06:01Of course, of course.
06:03Quick chat, Susan.
06:04Sure.
06:10I think he's flanking us.
06:11Right.
06:12He's tipped off the border police.
06:13He's using it to drop the price, though.
06:15Why now, though?
06:16Maybe he got greedy.
06:18I don't understand if he was asking for an extra 10%.
06:20He's trying to double his money.
06:21Well, he must think he has significant leverage.
06:24Either way, he must have another route to use.
06:26If you give him what he wants, he's going to keep coming back asking for more.
06:32I can go to 1.2, but that is my final offer.
06:36If you want to resolve the situation,
06:39you have to pay the going rate plus 1.5.
06:44Understand?
06:47I appreciate that various people need to wet their respective beaks,
06:51and that's the way of the world.
06:52But within reason, you don't take the fucking piss.
07:01Jimmy, what's going on with Elias?
07:03Um...
07:10The first one's hooked on.
07:11Go, go, go!
07:12Oh, you're trying to scare me with your cheap pile of tricks, are you?
07:22You cannot tie me up like a fucking animal.
07:25This better not be anything to do with you, DeGroote.
07:27Eddie, go check out what's going on.
07:28Take Blanket with you.
07:32Go, go, go!
07:43Come on!
07:49They're making a fucking genie.
07:58God's sake, get in the car.
08:01Go, go, go!
08:27Don't kill me, man.
08:31You're going to love this.
08:38I think that's a little excessive.
08:43There's no way you're going to be able to kill us without a coming back, are you?
08:45I have hundreds of cousins.
08:47No-one's getting killed here.
08:48What about him, then? The big man with the gun.
08:51Well, just got a bit excited, didn't you, Blanket?
08:55Fuck that.
08:56Thieving gypsies.
08:57Fuck you!
08:58We're a fucking minority.
09:00You need to go in and do some diversity training.
09:02We're not gypsies, we're travellers.
09:05Same fucking thing.
09:06All right, all right, all right.
09:08Just relax.
09:10Everybody relax.
09:11Blanket, go and see Susie.
09:12Tell her what happened.
09:13Yeah, fuck off, Blanket.
09:14Go on, we'll be all right.
09:18Gobby, what's your name?
09:20Fuck off.
09:21How about you give me your real name?
09:24Surname's Ward.
09:26And that's all you're fucking getting, old man?
09:28You're on private property and you've stolen two of our generators. Why?
09:31We had no choice.
09:33A man from the council came and took ours.
09:35Left us with nothing.
09:36Why is that my problem?
09:37Come on, man. Like you look like you fucking need her.
09:40There's little kids there with no heating, sleeping in freezing cold beds.
09:43Huh?
09:45Would you do that to us, lads?
09:47Come on, think of the babies.
09:50You boys, let's unhook the generator. Come on.
09:53Out of charity, we'll give you the one you've stolen for the babies.
09:56This one stays here.
09:57Come on.
10:03This is going to be a problem, Jeff.
10:05Well, the Ward family are very notorious around these parts, sir.
10:08Dogfighting, cockfighting, infighting.
10:11A hundred generations of dynastic volatility.
10:14We're going to have to trade very carefully.
10:20What happened?
10:22One of your cows found a light switcher?
10:25Do you know what I mean? Arrogant prick.
10:28Mitli, we should agree to a temporary uplift.
10:30Just until we figure out an alternative avenue.
10:32I don't like someone putting a gun to my head, Edward.
10:35I'm going to send him back to Belgium.
10:37Tell him we're thinking about it.
10:39Let him stew a little bit.
10:41What about the travellers?
10:42Don't know. What do you think?
10:44It depends on what they've seen.
10:45But if they know what we're up to,
10:47I think they could be an issue.
10:49Maybe we should pay him a visit.
10:51Excuse me?
10:52I would like to go home to the civilisation.
11:18Come on.
11:31What's she fucking doping at?
11:33You, you baldy fucking cunt.
11:34All right, keep your hair on point, you boy.
11:36We want to speak to Ed Honcho, whoever's in charge here.
11:39Who's Axel?
11:40The people who kindly donated that generator to you.
11:48JP!
11:54Clear!
11:59They're the bastards who shot at us last night, JP.
12:01Which one of them?
12:03That one.
12:12It's not going to save you here.
12:15Did you take a shot at my fucking family?
12:18Well, we didn't know his children because it was very dark.
12:21On account of my generators being recently appropriated.
12:25How about we have a little conversation?
12:28Maybe somewhere a bit more private.
12:34If you've something to say, say it.
12:37What are you doing, mummy?
12:38He's a fucking joke, Kenyan.
12:40I've seen him in the papers.
12:41Fine.
12:43Milk and sugar, your grace.
12:45It's buttermilk, thank you.
12:50It's not every day we have royalty in the caravan.
12:52Perfect. Thanks, mum.
13:02What do you want?
13:03Assurance is that you and your extended family will stay away from my property.
13:07Is that because you're growing a bit of weed up there?
13:09What would give you that impression?
13:11I don't know.
13:12Could be all the fucking generators.
13:15The Cummins, the Goans, the army of Vietnamese weed trimmers that keep getting lost down our lanes.
13:20Or the fact that one of the lads was looking at one of those blue barrels.
13:23Found this.
13:28Didn't prove anything.
13:33Are you trying to blackmail us?
13:35Yeah, well, that depends on your definition of blackmail.
13:41Perhaps you could help us clarify your definition.
13:43All right.
13:59I want in.
14:00Excusez-moi?
14:02We have all sorts of skills that could be useful in this particular business.
14:05I'm sure you can work it out.
14:07I think this meeting's reached its natural conclusion.
14:10One second.
14:11Would you mind if my colleague and I have a brief word?
14:15As soon as you're a duke, be my guest.
14:18Thank you.
14:20Ahem.
14:23No.
14:35As it happens, we have a minor problem.
14:38It's the distribution of our product.
14:40And it strikes us that you and your people might be pretty old hat at getting merchandise across the border.
14:45That's just a tired fucking cliche.
14:47Is it true?
14:48Uh, he didn't say it wasn't true.
14:50We think your expertise could be useful in getting our product across to Europe.
14:54And what do you reckon?
14:56Is there a deal to be done?
15:00He's harassing the dance with me.
15:02And you haven't even bought me a drink yet.
15:04Oh.
15:05Well, what do you drink?
15:11Expensive fucking whiskey.
15:13That's why.
15:19You're a gentleman, Your Grace.
15:23Tastes fucking expensive, all right. Huh?
15:26Dalmore, 25-year-old, sick of malt.
15:28Mm.
15:32Now, I didn't come here empty-handed.
15:40Now, this is poutine from County Mayo.
15:46It's poutine from County Mayo.
15:48It's made from burritos, crab apples, and a little bit of brake fluid.
15:55Because you're going to need something to slow you down once the machine gets going.
15:59You have to get the balance just right, or you're going to end up going blind.
16:12Sláinte.
16:13Sláinte.
16:14To your good health.
16:15Cheers.
16:18Fuck me.
16:20That's punchy.
16:23Wow.
16:25So, do we have a deal then, or what?
16:30Well, not until we drink this whole bottle of poutine, Susan.
16:34You want to do business with the wards, you have to party with the wards.
16:39I'm sure you understand.
16:41If that's what you need.
16:42I'm going.
16:52Ah.
16:54Well, I'll be.
16:56This is my brother, Freddie, and his wife, Tamsin.
16:59This is John, Paul, and his family.
17:02Freddie, sit down and have a drink with us.
17:06All right. Fuck it.
17:07Well.
17:08Start your fucking engines.
17:38Yeah.
17:48Are we expecting guests, darling?
17:51There appear to be 400 gypsies advancing down the drive.
17:55Don't talk too loud, Mother.
17:57Turned into quite a late one last night.
17:59Really, darling?
18:01Well, how late exactly?
18:09Oh, my God.
18:14You look awful.
18:16Don't you spend the night on the lawn?
18:18Thank you.
18:20Yeah, progeny causes blindness, apparently.
18:22And lapses in memory, it seems.
18:24Yeah, well, I may have drunkenly agreed to them staying for a couple of days.
18:29I should have warned you.
18:31It's fine, darling.
18:32It's just that Jeff and I were a little bit shocked to see them advancing up the drive like that.
18:38Shh.
18:43What are you still doing here?
18:49I've no idea.
18:51I woke up in one of the bedrooms with a half-eaten tin of beans and a bottle of vermouth.
18:55I feel like I've been run over.
18:59Now, there's a pair of sticky heads, huh?
19:02Fierce performance last night from the both of you.
19:04You impressed me.
19:05Thanks.
19:06I'm going to sort this out.
19:10Thank you, Les.
19:11Yeah.
19:12Thank you, Les.
19:36Hey.
19:42Gorgeous girl.
19:44You're a gorgeous girl, aren't you?
19:52Oi!
19:54What are you doing?
19:56Sarah, I was just...
19:58She's a beautiful horse.
20:01I was just talking to her.
20:04Getting to know her, like.
20:07She likes you.
20:11Do you ride?
20:13Since I was a girl.
20:15Maybe you should take her out.
20:17Could I?
20:28She rides so well.
20:30Morningy, Grace.
20:31Sorry, I thought you was out for the day.
20:33I said she could ride her out, but we can take her back to the stable if you prefer.
20:37Don't be ridiculous.
20:39It's fine.
20:41It's wonderful to see her ridden.
20:43She won't let anybody on her back, as you know.
20:48They have a similar seat, don't they?
20:52Her and Charlie.
20:56I suppose.
20:58She's beautiful.
21:00She's getting on well at university.
21:04Yeah, so I hear you, Grace.
21:15I often think how hard it must have been for you,
21:21watching Charlie grow up all these years.
21:25It wasn't all bad.
21:26At least I was close by, I taught her to ride.
21:30That's something, isn't it?
21:34Definitely.
21:43What's the story between you two?
21:45Looking very cosy in that couch the other night.
21:48If you know what I mean.
21:50It's just a work thing.
21:52The rest I see it's really.
21:53You see, I can tell by that glint in your eye that you're the outlaw, Susie.
21:58I'd say you have a bit of rebel blood flowing through those veins.
22:01And a working class girl like you, and a duke.
22:05I'd say his type were locking up the legs of me and you since William the Conqueror.
22:09You're not wrong.
22:11But we're not here to talk about me, JP.
22:13We're here to find out how you plan on pulling all this off.
22:16Well, this is the crack.
22:18Myself and my family are back and forth to Europe all the time.
22:20Right.
22:22Sometimes via Ireland, sometimes not.
22:24One month it could be a horse fair in Spain.
22:27Next month it could be a trip to a campsite in Belgium.
22:30But this month,
22:33it's going to be a pilgrimage to Lourdes.
22:47Boss,
22:48if you would have told me in school
22:50that I'd be earning bare money
22:52shoving packs of weed up a Virgin Mary,
22:55I'd have seen you go mad, brother.
22:58Don't look at me.
23:49Fuck.
23:51I can't believe it.
23:53I can't believe it.
23:55I can't believe it.
24:19Start it flying
24:32Start it flying
24:45As new ventures go, it doesn't get much better than this.
24:48Team effort.
24:50Say, you're enjoying yourself.
24:52Maybe.
24:59Spliff?
25:01No, I'm good, thanks, bro.
25:03Oh, no.
25:05The old Opus X, eh? Dad's favourite.
25:07I suppose we've all just got to stick to what we know, don't we?
25:11Speaking of which,
25:13I've been doing some thinking.
25:15Uh-oh.
25:16I know it's all meant to be temporary,
25:18all this business with Susie Glass and her daddy.
25:22But you are fucking good at it, mate.
25:24You know that.
25:26In fact, I think they're grooming you.
25:29My baby brother.
25:32The king of pins.
25:36I don't know about kingpin,
25:39but as it happens,
25:41they have asked to extend that contract beyond the current year.
25:43Well, there you go.
25:44I mean, fuck me, you've got to take it.
25:46Why?
25:48Why? Because life is short.
25:50Look, Edward,
25:52we've all just got to figure out what we're good at
25:54and fuck the consequences in the arse.
25:56Well, the consequences might fuck you in the arse
25:58if you do 14 years in prison.
26:00Yeah, we're all in cages, brother.
26:02Just know this.
26:05I'm scaling my mountain, too, Edward.
26:09And when I reach the peak,
26:10the view is going to blow people's minds.
26:17To scaling new heights, eh?
26:21To scaling new heights.
26:41I was absolutely certain
26:43she had stopped all the shipments.
26:49My man on the inside
26:51is out of risquies,
26:53lost control.
26:55I just need some time,
26:57and I'll fix it.
27:00I'm going to get you out of here.
27:02I'm going to get you out of here.
27:04I'm going to get you out of here.
27:06I'm going to get you out of here.
27:08I'm going to get you out of here.
27:10I'm going to get you out of here.
27:41I'm going to get you out of here.
27:43I'm going to get you out of here.
27:51Now, that was a fucking beautiful car.
27:54Yeah.
27:56It belongs to the old man.
27:58Jesus!
27:59So he lifted the car out of the house.
28:01When my da left me, it was in the lurch.
28:04If it happened, so did mine.
28:07Excuse me.
28:08Probably those fucking bailiffs again.
28:10HE CHUCKLES
28:13Yeah?
28:14Are you a JP?
28:15I was.
28:16Come to the farm.
28:18Don't say anything.
28:25What happened?
28:26There was over four million quid locked up in there.
28:29Now it's gone.
28:30We've been robbed.
28:32Jenny, CCTV.
28:34Whacked.
28:35What about the Jennys?
28:36They were nicked by the pikeys.
28:38Let's not just jump to conclusions, all right?
28:40Think about it, though.
28:41It's in their nature.
28:42What else could it be?
28:43Look, I didn't want to say anything.
28:45No-one likes the grass, especially me.
28:47But I was coming through the farm the other night.
28:50I see a JP by the weed entrance.
28:52Thought he was just having a fag or something,
28:54but he looked fucking flustered, mate.
28:56Moved off double lively,
28:57and I'm sure it was him who was tampering with them fucking codes.
28:59By what time was this?
29:00That must have been sometime after midnight.
29:02Bit late for a stroll, though, right?
29:04Just when things are going well.
29:07Let me deal with it.
29:32You heard?
29:34I heard.
29:38And what do you think, Eddie?
29:41Hmm?
29:42I think you put me in a very awkward position.
29:44How do you reckon that?
29:46Imagine if you were me, eh?
29:48How do we mean?
29:50We met because you were stealing from me.
29:54Well, you need to take a closer look
29:56at everybody in your own fucking country.
29:58I'm not looking at them.
30:00I'm looking at you.
30:03Did you steal the money, John?
30:07Be very fucking careful, Eddie.
30:11Did you steal that money?
30:18Huh?
30:20Huh?
30:38Luna.
30:40All sorted, Sue.
30:42CCTV, all custody.
30:44Where are the travellers now?
30:46Looks like they've done a bunk.
30:48Fuck.
30:49We'll get a crew together.
30:51I want them found.
30:52Do you understand?
30:53All hands on deck.
30:55You want me to abet to degrow?
30:56Undo the damage, so to speak?
30:58Morning.
31:00Uh...
31:01Quick word, Sue.
31:02Hold that thought.
31:08Who benefits if we blame the travellers
31:10and lose our means of distribution in Europe?
31:13That shit-eating cunt from Belgium?
31:15Exactly.
31:16I may have jumped the gun on JP.
31:18He's a thief, but not our thief.
31:20They would have left immediately
31:22had they stolen the money.
31:23So you think deGroat is orchestrating
31:24all this from Europe?
31:25Well, he couldn't do it on his own, could he?
31:27Agreed.
31:28We'd have to have someone on the inside.
31:30Someone close.
31:31Someone probably at the farm.
31:33I think we need to take a little trip to Zeebrugge.
31:38Oh, Susie.
31:40Eddie.
31:41It's so good to see you.
31:44Two minutes, please.
31:45Thank you.
31:46Not for us.
31:47Keepin' a cold stomach.
31:48No, there is always time for lunch.
31:50You are in Europe, my friends.
31:52And in Europe, we like to live a little.
31:56In England, they were always so busy, huh?
31:59Tick-tack, tick-tack.
32:01Like the Big Ben?
32:03Bonjour, monsieur.
32:05Ah, tartare de cheval.
32:08This is hard.
32:09Yeah, I know it is.
32:11I always found the horse more delicate
32:14than the bull or the cow.
32:21I assume your presence here
32:24signify a willingness to reopen negotiations?
32:29In a manner of speaking.
32:31So you agree to my terms, then?
32:33Actually, we're here to offer you something far more valuable.
32:40Oh?
32:41What is that?
32:42The antidote.
32:43An antidote for what?
32:46For the poison that's currently sitting in your system.
32:50It should be about to work around now.
32:53See, that's the thing about running an international crime syndicate.
32:56We can get to anyone.
32:58Your heart is beginning to beat at three times its normal rate
33:01on account of trying to keep your blood pressure up.
33:04In about five minutes, your body will go into shock.
33:07You'll lose control of your bodily functions
33:10and you'll suffer from massive cardiac arrest
33:12on account of the trauma done to your maternal organs.
33:15Then...
33:17Oh, then you'll suffer, King.
33:19Lying on this restaurant floor, gasping for air
33:23like a dying fucking fish.
33:28Unless you take that antidote.
33:30No.
33:36We need a name.
33:40I don't know what you mean.
33:42Clock is ticking, DeGroote.
33:43Tick-tock, tick-tock.
33:45Like Big Ben, eh?
33:46You Europeans.
33:48So very slow.
33:53The name.
34:01HE COUGHS
34:07Disappointing.
34:08Very.
34:09Here.
34:11HE COUGHS
34:20You should be fine within the hour.
34:22Should you develop the sudden urge
34:24to inform said person of recent developments?
34:27Just remember how easy it was to get to you in the first place.
34:30Have a good life, Mr DeGroote.
34:32HE COUGHS
34:45So...
34:46how do you want to handle it?
34:49There's only one outcome.
34:51There's a big boy.
34:53He knew the risks.
34:55Yeah.
34:57Well...
34:59it's not going to be pleasant.
35:02It never is.
35:07You know, I actually liked him.
35:09Thought he could be trusted.
35:12You never know, do you?
35:14You never fucking know.
35:17Any particular preferences on how you want to get it done?
35:20You're for any services?
35:24No, directly.
35:26It's not my world, Susie.
35:28But maybe there's someone who could help.
35:30You might need a little convincing, though.
35:40Morning.
35:42CROWD CHATTER
35:51Come over here with me now.
35:53Now, Francie.
35:55Hold on to that.
35:57What does he want?
35:58What is he doing here again?
36:00Gentlemen.
36:03A little heavily armed for this time of the morning, aren't we?
36:05Well, when you accuse someone of robbing four million from a drug baron,
36:08a man tends to get a bit paranoid, you know what I mean?
36:11What do you want?
36:13What the fuck do you want, Eddie?
36:15I'm here to make things right.
36:17I'm going to offer you a gift by means of reparation.
36:19A gift?
36:21A man himself is a gift.
36:23Fucking Santa Claus, huh?
36:25Tell you what. How about I offer you a gift, Eddie?
36:35I guess I deserve that one.
36:37All right.
36:39Yeah!
36:41You said you had something for me.
36:43Someone tried to set you up.
36:45Give me a name, Eddie.
36:47I can do better than that.
36:58What's this?
36:59Eddie.
37:00Teddy Bear's fucking picnic.
37:02You know what this is, Keith?
37:09I'll come.
37:10You know what happens next.
37:17Sorry, Keith.
37:19Move.
37:37Move.
37:42Are you bedev?
37:44As well as a snake.
37:47Fucking move.
37:50Fuck you.
37:54Fuck you, too.
37:57Keith.
37:58Keith.
37:59Keith.
38:00Son.
38:01Keith.
38:02Keith.
38:03Keith.
38:04Keith.
38:05Keith.
38:06Keith.
38:07Keith.
38:08Keith.
38:09Keith.
38:10Keith.
38:11Keith.
38:12Keith.
38:13Keith.
38:16So you reckon the Belgian came up with it on his own, then?
38:18Well, it wasn't Keith's idea, was it?
38:20He ain't got the bandwidth.
38:22Yeah, but what if Keith was just a symptom, not the cause?
38:24What do you mean? What symptoms?
38:26There's no-one's fucking ill, are there?
38:27No.
38:28Look, it's a pattern, isn't it?
38:31Van load of weed vanishing off the face of the earth.
38:33Blockades on the continent, rats in the kitchen.
38:35It's all adding up to something.
38:36All right, all right.
38:37We've had a few problems and you saw it, yeah.
38:40Salute.
38:41But we've got a product going now.
38:43We've got money coming in.
38:44All we need to do is steady the ship
38:46and then we can see what happens.
38:48No, there's dark clouds coming, Dad. I can feel it.
38:50I think we need to down Periscope and start firing some torpedoes.
38:53No, you're not fucking listening to me.
38:55I'm the captain and I say full steam ahead.
39:00I'm glad it's not going to be a blanket. I appreciate that.
39:02You're a good man, Eddie.
39:04Eyes on me, kid.
39:05Then why am I looking at you?
39:07You're a dead man walking.
39:09You think you're all so hard
39:11and Bobby Glass is going to shit a lot of you.
39:13I know how many bodies there are
39:15because I fucking buried them, Eddie.
39:18I've seen behind the curtain and none of you are ready for it.
39:24You're all fucked.
39:26Every one of you.
39:27It's just a matter of fucking time, really.
39:29Same thing's going to happen to you in the end, Eddie.
39:31You work for Bobby Glass now.
39:33There's no way out.
39:34He'll get you eventually.
39:35Just like me.
39:36Just like Jeffro.
39:41What did you see?
39:42Well, didn't she tell you?
39:44No, of course she fucking didn't.
39:46Jeffro's at the bottom of the fucking Thames.
39:48JB, I'm begging and asking you.
39:49Will you shoot this fucking homie, boy?
39:51You think you've got a choice?
39:52You're fucking kidding yourself.
39:54You can't trust her.
39:55You can't trust any of them.
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