Animal Kingdom (2016–…): Season 6, Episode 12 - Exodus - full transcript
Everything went well?
Here you go.
Piece of cake.
Shut up.
You are smart.
Smart enough to know
not to steal from Smurf.
Smurf's gonna lecture me
about stealing?
That should be good.
So, I should just
stay here, alone?
I like you, okay?
But just so you know,
you are my situation.
We never had some
exclusive thing.
God damn it!
Like father, like son, right?
We need to break him the hell
out of there, is what we need to do.
It's like every other job.
We just have to find the
weakness and we plan it out.
We can still do what
we do, just without Pope.
It's a family business, J.
And there's no
family without Pope.
What about the money?
We liquidate all of
the money, and...
Well, how much? $5.4 million.
That's a lot of
work you've done.
You've been playing the
long game, haven't you?
You sure you just
wanna cut and run?
It's for Pope, right?
He would do the same for us.
Phone call.
I've been a
professional thief all my life.
Stole from the military.
Banks... quite a
few banks, actually.
Other criminals.
You know, we stole
from a-a-a yacht once
while a wedding was going on.
I stole whatever I
could, whenever I could.
So?
My client is seeking a deal.
His testimony on a
number of your open cases
in exchange for a
transfer to a facility
where his physical
safety can be assured.
Jail still as nasty
as they say, huh?
Mr. Cody has reason
to fear for his life
now that he's been moved
out of protective custody
and back to his cell in
the general population.
Based on Mr. Cody's
confidential statements,
the state will stand to
close as least a dozen cases
based on his
potential testimony.
It's a fair deal, Bill.
I can't close these
cases on the confession
of a convicted murderer alone.
I'll need you to
testify in open court,
and produce evidence we
can connect to your associates.
What am I doing here?
There's another body.
Mr. Cody, I'm gonna advise
you to stop talking right now.
Can you keep me from
getting stabbed to death in here?
This body got a name?
Colby Bennett.
Prick tried to shake me down,
so I shot him in the face,
buried him up off the 76.
Where, exactly?
It's tough to describe.
It's up off the fire roads.
I could show you.
I don't know.
We're waiting.
Five days, maybe? A week?
Another week?
This is bullshit, Craig.
Well, you've been getting
the money, though, right?
It's not about the money.
Well, then, what?
I'm in a country halfway
across the world with our kid.
It's hot as balls
here. It's humid.
I-I tried to take Nick to
the park the other day,
and he broke out in a heat rash.
Can you at least just
bring some of his stuff?
Bring some of his stuff?
Renn, I'm not packing
to go on vacation here.
Well, if you finally decide to
come, maybe we'll be here.
Renn?
Yo, we really need
all this firepower?
Better have all of it and not need it
than to need it and be dead, right?
This is what's left
from the jewelry job
that we haven't fenced.
We can split it up between us.
It's easier to smuggle
out than cash.
Oh, did you change that 20
grand into Pesos and Rupiah?
Yeah. It's in the
safe at the bar.
You heard from Pope?
Yeah, he's got a
meeting with the DA today.
He still going on about,
uh, Baz coming to see him
and telling him to
change his mind?
Doesn't matter.
His mind's changed.
And Billy's guy's legit.
And he works in, uh,
logistics for corrections,
so he handles number of
prisoners, routes, court dates.
He oversees all that shit.
So, we're really gonna
trust Billy's guy to put us
in the right place
at the right time.
Yeah.
Billy?
How's the Firebird coming?
Hey, lady.
Tits.
I'm rebuilding a
5.3-liter long block.
Once I drop that bitch in,
IROC's better pull
over into the slow lane.
We agreed on 10%.
That is 10%.
I got you 15 spools last week.
Marquez brothers said
they paid you $400 a spool.
That's 6 grand. This is 4.
Are you sure about that?
I just counted it.
No, 15 spools?
Yeah. 15.
Finally the big day, huh?
I was beginning to
think that bowling alley
was never gonna close escrow.
Okay, uh, this first one
puts all the proceeds
from your properties
into a single account.
It just makes it easier to
process the funds quickly.
So, we'll get signatures
from all three of you.
And this second one gives
J the one-time authorization
to transfer the funds, but
it requires him to put them
only in the designated
account that you've agreed upon,
and it immediately
expires once he does so.
Once that's done, I just
need your thumbprints
and signature in my notary book.
Okay. Uh...
That should be everything.
If you need anything
else or have any questions,
just give me a call.
I'll show you out.
Okay. Bye.
You okay? Yeah.
Was that weird, or...
No, it's fine. I promise.
Okay. Bye.
How much does she know?
The truth.
We're selling everything,
and we split it up.
That's it.
You sure this is the spot?
Long way out here.
Couldn't have been easy
hauling a body all the
way out here by yourself.
I managed.
Maybe you weren't by yourself.
I was alone.
Buried him pretty deep?
Don't answer that.
Just give it a rest, Bill.
We have a deal in place.
Let's just let everybody
do their jobs, okay?
I had to dig deep.
I didn't want the
coyotes to get to him.
Hey!
Hold that thought.
A little less chatter, okay?
Do you remember what Mr. Bennett
was wearing when you buried him?
Blue zipped hoodie.
White T-shirt.
Jeans.
Guess we should start getting
your client's transfer order ready.
So, you got your,
uh, protective custody.
But you're never gonna get out.
Three cars, paid for up front.
One-stop shop.
You Herman?
Last I checked.
Craig.
You got the keys?
Got 'em.
Cars are gassed and tuned.
Better than them sumbitches at
that franchise place'll do for you.
See you in a week.
Bring 'em back gassed up.
Guess we should find a
place to stash these guns.
Yep.
Hey!
Look what I found today.
Pretty, right?
What's up?
Smurf's in your room.
Holy shit, Smurf.
You been saving up?
Been keeping track
of the budget, like you asked.
How much did you steal?
You have no right
to go through my shit.
Your shit?
You already have the
money. Just keep it.
Of course I'm gonna
keep the money.
It's my money. Fine.
Call me a slut and a little
girl and let's get this over with.
I'm not gonna punish you.
I'm actually gonna
give you what you want.
Your freedom.
What does that mean?
Get out of my house.
Fine.
Have it your way. Die alone.
Ha.
You're not taking these. What...
Stop! Are you...
Are you kidding me?
Everything in your pockets.
Are you...
Hey, stop!
Keys to the house... my house.
Keys to the car... my car.
Everything in your god damn
pockets is mine! Stop it! Psycho bitch!
Get off me!
Get back in your room!
Please, Andrew! Don't you...
Andrew!
What is wrong with you?! Ow!
You thought you
could take my son?!
Please! You little bitch!
You pathetic little whore!
Mom! Bitch!
Stop! Get off me!
Stop! Stop!
Andrew! See that car?
I'm gonna give that
car to a bum. Get off!
You're gonna walk out of
here on your own two feet.
Get off of me!
You know what? Take your drugs.
You're gonna need them
when you're on your knees
giving blowjobs to truck
drivers at the gas station.
I hate you!
Hey.
Hey. One sec.
Is this you taking
the afternoon off?
Well, one of the partners
was having a meltdown,
so I had to hold his hand.
You okay?
Yeah. Why?
Things, uh, seemed
tense with your uncles.
Yeah, we're just going
through a lot of shit right now.
Pope being in jail really
blew up a lot of our plans.
Is, uh...
Is that why you're
liquidating all your assets?
Kind of.
That's why I wanted to
come over and talk to you.
So serious.
Uh...
Me and my uncles
are splitting up.
We're gonna get
away from each other.
What?
I've never really felt comfortable
working with my uncles.
They, uh... They
treat me like a kid,
even though I tripled
their business assets.
They don't respect me.
They don't like me.
I'm thinking of going
to, like, the Virgin Islands
or Fiji or something.
Permanently?
Yeah.
J, I just... I just
left my husband.
I just moved in here with you.
Now you're going off to the
Virgin Islands... Wait, wait, wait.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I-I want you to come with me.
We can start over.
J, you can't just come
in here and ask someone
something like that
out of the blue. I know.
I mean, I... I know. Listen.
Listen, I've been thinking
about this for a real long time.
I need to get out of Oceanside and
I need to get away from my uncles,
but I do not want to go
anywhere without you.
Please come with
me. It's not that simple.
It is. We just hop
on a flight and we go.
You're an asshole.
I know. I'm sorry.
When?
Soon. Real soon.
J, I can't just leave.
I mean, I've got my job,
my friends, my stuff, my...
Penny, just say yes,
and I promise you I'll
take care of everything.
Everything.
Just say yes, please.
Please just say yes. Please.
I love you.
You got to tell
me how this guy has
all these cars
ready to go for us.
Well, Herman doesn't
do much business, man.
Although, he's got a few
theories on why that is.
Why, 'cause he's out in
the middle of nowhere?
No.
Blames Jiffy Lube for
doing cheap oil changes
on utility fleets.
Thinks that they
stole his business.
So?
So, one day, he had an idea.
If a business is doing thousands
of oil changes on fleet cars
that look exactly alike,
maybe no one's gonna
miss a few here or there.
I don't know, man.
That's pretty sketchy,
getting pulled over at the border
in a bunch of stolen cars, no?
Yeah, man, well, then, we'll just
switch the plates out like we always do.
Plus, you got 8,000 cars a
day that go through Calexico,
70,000 through San Ysidro.
So, we just wait 'til rush hour a
couple days after we nab Pope,
the heat'll be off us,
and they'll just wave
us right on through.
I don't think you realize how
much heat we're gonna have on us.
Yeah, it's only gonna
be for a day or two, man.
They're gonna put our
faces on some poster.
And federal dragnet
manpower is expensive, man.
Alright. I'm doing number three.
Alright.
Yeah, seems alright.
We should take them for
a test drive before we go.
Jesus, Smurf.
What's the matter, baby?
You getting tired of women
showing up unannounced?
How are you liking the house?
It's great. Yeah?
Yeah. You wanna keep it?
Yeah.
How much is she giving you?
What are you talking about?
Julia's skimming.
Are you taking a piece?
What?
No.
I-I swear.
Mm.
She's gone.
Uh... what?
She's not welcome
in my house anymore.
O-Okay.
She's not welcome here anymore.
Ever.
Beautiful boy.
Beautiful.
Come here, baby.
We clear?
Yeah.
Did the safe house check out?
Yeah. Guns are stashed.
Cars are all gassed
up and ready to go.
I'll send you a pin
with the location.
Alright. And what
else is out there?
Nothing. Just buzzards and dirt.
We hit it on the
state road here.
This is just 20
miles of nothing.
And then we hit it from
the side on one of these
utility access roads, and
then we head out this way.
That's where the safe house is.
I mean, this is all desert.
Just a bunch of trails, maybe
a few fire roads if we're lucky.
We should assume that
the transport deputies
are gonna get a call out.
Police will respond in force.
Helicopters, too, probably.
Yeah, so we'll be using
dirt bikes and dune buggies.
We'll be out of there fast.
They'll assume we're
taking the state road,
and we'll be out
in the open desert.
Can Billy's guy definitely
get us the information
on the transport bus?
Which one Pope's
gonna be on and when?
Yeah. That's what he says.
You got any more
of those GSM chips?
The Israeli ones? Yeah. Why?
I can slip one to
Pope when I see him.
We can pinpoint him
within about two feet.
I mean, they're gonna do a full body
cavity search when they move him,
so I don't think
that's a good idea.
He'll figure it out.
No, I-I-I trust Billy's guy
to come through with
the right information.
I don't think we need
to go and GPS Pope.
Hey, man, he's right.
It's a good idea.
Just thought you
might be hungry, baby.
Not really.
Come on, baby.
You're a growing boy.
Come on.
What's gonna happen to Julia?
That's up to her.
You're really not gonna
let her come back?
Families have to
have trust, baby.
Without trust,
anything can happen.
You're not gonna answer that?
I'm sure it's nobody important.
Come on, Andrew.
Pick up, pick up.
Please pick up.
Hey.
I brought some photos for you.
Hold it right there.
The, uh, guard at the
gate said they were okay.
Okay.
Thanks.
How you doing, man?
I'm okay.
DA agreed to a deal.
Okay.
So, you're being transferred?
Yeah. Good.
When?
Soon.
How's the rest of the family?
Hanging in there.
Craig and Deran
found a new spot.
It's nice.
It's gonna have
everything they need.
Right.
I've never seen these before.
There's a good one in
there of you and my mom.
That's the one.
Look on the back.
So, you're gonna
keep us posted, okay?
Yeah.
Stay safe, man.
We're done here.
Can I keep one
of those pictures?
The one of me and Julia.
It's fine.
See you soon.
You didn't catch shit,
man. What's going on?
I'm going to Indo.
I won't be missing
out on any waves.
Yeah.
You gonna call him?
Who?
You know who.
I don't know. I doubt
he'd want to see me.
So?
What do you want?
I don't know.
The happiest I ever saw you
was when you and
Adrian moved in together.
You should find him.
Can I come in?
You want something to drink?
I got Cokes, beer.
Uh, yeah, beer would be good.
Your lip looks better.
Hm!
Yeah, you got hands.
I'll give you that.
Smurf kicked me out.
She took my car keys,
my money, all of it.
I don't even have my
clothes, and they're my clothes!
I swear to God,
she's a psycho, Baz.
I-I mean, we all
knew she was crazy,
but you should have seen her.
And Andrew, he... he...
He... he didn't even do shit.
He didn't even try to help. I...
He's scared, Jules. No shit!
I'm scared, too!
I need to crash here for a bit.
Just... Just while
I figure shit out.
No, Julia...
I know, it's over between us.
But I won't interfere
with your shit.
No. No. No. What?
You can't stay here.
Why?
Smurf came by. I'm sorry.
You're sorry?
Seriously?
Look, if she kicked you out,
imagine what she's
gonna do to me.
Baz, I don't have
anywhere else to go.
You gotta leave, Julia.
Baz.
Look, you brought
this on yourself.
You stole from her. I mean...
No, I was trying to help Pope.
No, you were trying to help you.
Andrew... he can't... he
can't stay there with her.
She's making him worse,
and she likes him like that.
You know that.
Look, I can look after Pope.
You got to go now.
Please, please,
please, don't do this.
I need you. I need you.
I need you.
Take some cash, okay?
Oh, you piece
of shit. No, take it.
Get off.
You worthless piece of shit.
I loved you.
Come on. Point with
a nice southwest swell.
You're not gonna miss that shit?
Bro, I have been surfing that
point since I was in diapers.
I'm looking forward to
surfing new shit, man.
You guys see who did this?
Nah, man. Sucks, huh?
Yeah.
Yeah, that shit's
gonna be hard to get off.
I'm sure you got
something to take it off.
Back where you live?
La Jolla, am I right?
You guys were on
the lineup, yeah?
I was. Caught a few good ones
until Chewbacca
over here snaked me.
Ah.
Now, that's the shit
I am gonna miss.
Yeah, me too.
Hey.
Hey.
Al Carbon, extra avocado.
Thank you. You're welcome.
I missed you.
I'm at work. Stop
What are they
gonna do? Fire you?
I thought we were gonna
go to Sal's for lunch.
I can't... I've got to go to the bowling
alley and show the new owners around.
There is something I need
your help with before we can go.
It's the, uh... it's just an
update to the trust document.
There's a new file on there.
It's no big deal.
I just changed one thing
on one page of each of them.
What?
It's the sentence that
gave me temporary authority
over my uncles' money.
I changed it to
permanent authority.
It's a notarized document, J.
I can't just change the
trusts without their approval.
That's illegal. I could
I could go to jail.
My uncles are extremely
dangerous people.
They're criminals.
Pope is a murderer.
You... You know about that.
All three of them are.
Craig and Deran?
It's why we have to leave.
They want to murder me, too.
I'm just a loose end.
And they are gonna want
all the money for themselves.
Hey.
I'm not interested.
You're Julia, right?
I'm Thorpe. Remember?
Thorpe? Uh...
I'm a friend of Baz's.
I've been at your house.
Is everything cool?
You seem kind of upset.
No, actually.
Nothing is cool right now.
I got something might
help you feel better.
Um, no.
But thank you.
I get it. It's cool.
It's just not my thing.
Hey, no worries.
But hey, my place
is just up the beach.
A couple people are
hanging out you might know.
Get off the street
before it gets cold.
Thinking of ordering a pizza.
Shit.
Hey!
Wait.
Oh!
So, how's our little man doing?
He's good.
Hasn't slept much.
Mm.
What time is it there?
10:30.
Well, I guess it's happy
hour somewhere, right?
I needed to chill,
and it's better than life in
prison for smoking a joint.
Hey, uh, I'm sorry I
was freaking out before.
It's just a lot, you know?
Yeah, I know.
Things will get more
mellow once I get to Phuket.
Yeah? Yeah, J set us all up.
1.3. Wow.
Means that we get to build a
place near the beach, though.
Never have to work again.
Surf every day.
Cruise the islands.
And then most important is Nick
doesn't have to grow up in all the chaos.
Yeah.
Sorry I couldn't
bring out Nick's stuff.
But there is an upside.
I'm bringing something
else out for you.
Yeah?
This.
What's that?
I want you to marry me.
In Thailand. On an elephant.
Are you kidding?
No.
Craig, if you're
kidding, I will cut you.
I'm not kidding you.
Renn, I'm asking you.
Will you marry me?
What do you say?
Should we marry him?
Yeah?
Yes. Yes!
Of course, yes. Yes.
Mm.
Oh, my God.
Mm.
You want a drink?
I can't.
I can't. I got too
much shit to do.
Now? I know.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
But soon...
Soon, we'll have all the
time in the world together.
Okay. Yeah.
I love you, baby. Mm.
Oh, and uh, start packing.
So, they're moving him tomorrow.
Well, then, it's showtime.
Still Centinela?
Yeah.
Where's J?
Maybe with his chick.
Okay. I'll text him.
Mm.
Hello?
Mrs. Cody?
Yeah. Hey. This is April.
I'm a friend of Julia's.
I mean, kind of.
Well, Julia's not here.
Yeah, I know.
I just found her at the beach.
She's, like, really messed up.
I think she's on something.
She can't even talk.
That fast, huh?
If you want to
come pick her up...
I don't.
Should I call an ambulance?
You should call
someone who gives a shit.
Who was that?
A realtor.
Thinking of buying a
building on the Strand.
Apartments.
How come?
For us. For the future.
Julia.
I think you maybe need
to go to the hospital.
Julia.
See that? Pope in his cell.
Damn, those Israelis are good.
Hey.
Where you been?
Uh, Penny's. It's
hard to say goodbye.
Yeah, I bet.
You ready to roll tomorrow?
Yeah. You?
Why don't you pull
up and grab a beer?
No, I need to get some sleep.
Wow, biggest ride of our lives,
and this guy's just getting
laid and catching Z's.
He's got ice water in his veins.
Runs in the family.
See you in the morning.
Let's go. Line up.
Move it!
Here you go.
Piece of cake.
Shut up.
You are smart.
Smart enough to know
not to steal from Smurf.
Smurf's gonna lecture me
about stealing?
That should be good.
So, I should just
stay here, alone?
I like you, okay?
But just so you know,
you are my situation.
We never had some
exclusive thing.
God damn it!
Like father, like son, right?
We need to break him the hell
out of there, is what we need to do.
It's like every other job.
We just have to find the
weakness and we plan it out.
We can still do what
we do, just without Pope.
It's a family business, J.
And there's no
family without Pope.
What about the money?
We liquidate all of
the money, and...
Well, how much? $5.4 million.
That's a lot of
work you've done.
You've been playing the
long game, haven't you?
You sure you just
wanna cut and run?
It's for Pope, right?
He would do the same for us.
Phone call.
I've been a
professional thief all my life.
Stole from the military.
Banks... quite a
few banks, actually.
Other criminals.
You know, we stole
from a-a-a yacht once
while a wedding was going on.
I stole whatever I
could, whenever I could.
So?
My client is seeking a deal.
His testimony on a
number of your open cases
in exchange for a
transfer to a facility
where his physical
safety can be assured.
Jail still as nasty
as they say, huh?
Mr. Cody has reason
to fear for his life
now that he's been moved
out of protective custody
and back to his cell in
the general population.
Based on Mr. Cody's
confidential statements,
the state will stand to
close as least a dozen cases
based on his
potential testimony.
It's a fair deal, Bill.
I can't close these
cases on the confession
of a convicted murderer alone.
I'll need you to
testify in open court,
and produce evidence we
can connect to your associates.
What am I doing here?
There's another body.
Mr. Cody, I'm gonna advise
you to stop talking right now.
Can you keep me from
getting stabbed to death in here?
This body got a name?
Colby Bennett.
Prick tried to shake me down,
so I shot him in the face,
buried him up off the 76.
Where, exactly?
It's tough to describe.
It's up off the fire roads.
I could show you.
I don't know.
We're waiting.
Five days, maybe? A week?
Another week?
This is bullshit, Craig.
Well, you've been getting
the money, though, right?
It's not about the money.
Well, then, what?
I'm in a country halfway
across the world with our kid.
It's hot as balls
here. It's humid.
I-I tried to take Nick to
the park the other day,
and he broke out in a heat rash.
Can you at least just
bring some of his stuff?
Bring some of his stuff?
Renn, I'm not packing
to go on vacation here.
Well, if you finally decide to
come, maybe we'll be here.
Renn?
Yo, we really need
all this firepower?
Better have all of it and not need it
than to need it and be dead, right?
This is what's left
from the jewelry job
that we haven't fenced.
We can split it up between us.
It's easier to smuggle
out than cash.
Oh, did you change that 20
grand into Pesos and Rupiah?
Yeah. It's in the
safe at the bar.
You heard from Pope?
Yeah, he's got a
meeting with the DA today.
He still going on about,
uh, Baz coming to see him
and telling him to
change his mind?
Doesn't matter.
His mind's changed.
And Billy's guy's legit.
And he works in, uh,
logistics for corrections,
so he handles number of
prisoners, routes, court dates.
He oversees all that shit.
So, we're really gonna
trust Billy's guy to put us
in the right place
at the right time.
Yeah.
Billy?
How's the Firebird coming?
Hey, lady.
Tits.
I'm rebuilding a
5.3-liter long block.
Once I drop that bitch in,
IROC's better pull
over into the slow lane.
We agreed on 10%.
That is 10%.
I got you 15 spools last week.
Marquez brothers said
they paid you $400 a spool.
That's 6 grand. This is 4.
Are you sure about that?
I just counted it.
No, 15 spools?
Yeah. 15.
Finally the big day, huh?
I was beginning to
think that bowling alley
was never gonna close escrow.
Okay, uh, this first one
puts all the proceeds
from your properties
into a single account.
It just makes it easier to
process the funds quickly.
So, we'll get signatures
from all three of you.
And this second one gives
J the one-time authorization
to transfer the funds, but
it requires him to put them
only in the designated
account that you've agreed upon,
and it immediately
expires once he does so.
Once that's done, I just
need your thumbprints
and signature in my notary book.
Okay. Uh...
That should be everything.
If you need anything
else or have any questions,
just give me a call.
I'll show you out.
Okay. Bye.
You okay? Yeah.
Was that weird, or...
No, it's fine. I promise.
Okay. Bye.
How much does she know?
The truth.
We're selling everything,
and we split it up.
That's it.
You sure this is the spot?
Long way out here.
Couldn't have been easy
hauling a body all the
way out here by yourself.
I managed.
Maybe you weren't by yourself.
I was alone.
Buried him pretty deep?
Don't answer that.
Just give it a rest, Bill.
We have a deal in place.
Let's just let everybody
do their jobs, okay?
I had to dig deep.
I didn't want the
coyotes to get to him.
Hey!
Hold that thought.
A little less chatter, okay?
Do you remember what Mr. Bennett
was wearing when you buried him?
Blue zipped hoodie.
White T-shirt.
Jeans.
Guess we should start getting
your client's transfer order ready.
So, you got your,
uh, protective custody.
But you're never gonna get out.
Three cars, paid for up front.
One-stop shop.
You Herman?
Last I checked.
Craig.
You got the keys?
Got 'em.
Cars are gassed and tuned.
Better than them sumbitches at
that franchise place'll do for you.
See you in a week.
Bring 'em back gassed up.
Guess we should find a
place to stash these guns.
Yep.
Hey!
Look what I found today.
Pretty, right?
What's up?
Smurf's in your room.
Holy shit, Smurf.
You been saving up?
Been keeping track
of the budget, like you asked.
How much did you steal?
You have no right
to go through my shit.
Your shit?
You already have the
money. Just keep it.
Of course I'm gonna
keep the money.
It's my money. Fine.
Call me a slut and a little
girl and let's get this over with.
I'm not gonna punish you.
I'm actually gonna
give you what you want.
Your freedom.
What does that mean?
Get out of my house.
Fine.
Have it your way. Die alone.
Ha.
You're not taking these. What...
Stop! Are you...
Are you kidding me?
Everything in your pockets.
Are you...
Hey, stop!
Keys to the house... my house.
Keys to the car... my car.
Everything in your god damn
pockets is mine! Stop it! Psycho bitch!
Get off me!
Get back in your room!
Please, Andrew! Don't you...
Andrew!
What is wrong with you?! Ow!
You thought you
could take my son?!
Please! You little bitch!
You pathetic little whore!
Mom! Bitch!
Stop! Get off me!
Stop! Stop!
Andrew! See that car?
I'm gonna give that
car to a bum. Get off!
You're gonna walk out of
here on your own two feet.
Get off of me!
You know what? Take your drugs.
You're gonna need them
when you're on your knees
giving blowjobs to truck
drivers at the gas station.
I hate you!
Hey.
Hey. One sec.
Is this you taking
the afternoon off?
Well, one of the partners
was having a meltdown,
so I had to hold his hand.
You okay?
Yeah. Why?
Things, uh, seemed
tense with your uncles.
Yeah, we're just going
through a lot of shit right now.
Pope being in jail really
blew up a lot of our plans.
Is, uh...
Is that why you're
liquidating all your assets?
Kind of.
That's why I wanted to
come over and talk to you.
So serious.
Uh...
Me and my uncles
are splitting up.
We're gonna get
away from each other.
What?
I've never really felt comfortable
working with my uncles.
They, uh... They
treat me like a kid,
even though I tripled
their business assets.
They don't respect me.
They don't like me.
I'm thinking of going
to, like, the Virgin Islands
or Fiji or something.
Permanently?
Yeah.
J, I just... I just
left my husband.
I just moved in here with you.
Now you're going off to the
Virgin Islands... Wait, wait, wait.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I-I want you to come with me.
We can start over.
J, you can't just come
in here and ask someone
something like that
out of the blue. I know.
I mean, I... I know. Listen.
Listen, I've been thinking
about this for a real long time.
I need to get out of Oceanside and
I need to get away from my uncles,
but I do not want to go
anywhere without you.
Please come with
me. It's not that simple.
It is. We just hop
on a flight and we go.
You're an asshole.
I know. I'm sorry.
When?
Soon. Real soon.
J, I can't just leave.
I mean, I've got my job,
my friends, my stuff, my...
Penny, just say yes,
and I promise you I'll
take care of everything.
Everything.
Just say yes, please.
Please just say yes. Please.
I love you.
You got to tell
me how this guy has
all these cars
ready to go for us.
Well, Herman doesn't
do much business, man.
Although, he's got a few
theories on why that is.
Why, 'cause he's out in
the middle of nowhere?
No.
Blames Jiffy Lube for
doing cheap oil changes
on utility fleets.
Thinks that they
stole his business.
So?
So, one day, he had an idea.
If a business is doing thousands
of oil changes on fleet cars
that look exactly alike,
maybe no one's gonna
miss a few here or there.
I don't know, man.
That's pretty sketchy,
getting pulled over at the border
in a bunch of stolen cars, no?
Yeah, man, well, then, we'll just
switch the plates out like we always do.
Plus, you got 8,000 cars a
day that go through Calexico,
70,000 through San Ysidro.
So, we just wait 'til rush hour a
couple days after we nab Pope,
the heat'll be off us,
and they'll just wave
us right on through.
I don't think you realize how
much heat we're gonna have on us.
Yeah, it's only gonna
be for a day or two, man.
They're gonna put our
faces on some poster.
And federal dragnet
manpower is expensive, man.
Alright. I'm doing number three.
Alright.
Yeah, seems alright.
We should take them for
a test drive before we go.
Jesus, Smurf.
What's the matter, baby?
You getting tired of women
showing up unannounced?
How are you liking the house?
It's great. Yeah?
Yeah. You wanna keep it?
Yeah.
How much is she giving you?
What are you talking about?
Julia's skimming.
Are you taking a piece?
What?
No.
I-I swear.
Mm.
She's gone.
Uh... what?
She's not welcome
in my house anymore.
O-Okay.
She's not welcome here anymore.
Ever.
Beautiful boy.
Beautiful.
Come here, baby.
We clear?
Yeah.
Did the safe house check out?
Yeah. Guns are stashed.
Cars are all gassed
up and ready to go.
I'll send you a pin
with the location.
Alright. And what
else is out there?
Nothing. Just buzzards and dirt.
We hit it on the
state road here.
This is just 20
miles of nothing.
And then we hit it from
the side on one of these
utility access roads, and
then we head out this way.
That's where the safe house is.
I mean, this is all desert.
Just a bunch of trails, maybe
a few fire roads if we're lucky.
We should assume that
the transport deputies
are gonna get a call out.
Police will respond in force.
Helicopters, too, probably.
Yeah, so we'll be using
dirt bikes and dune buggies.
We'll be out of there fast.
They'll assume we're
taking the state road,
and we'll be out
in the open desert.
Can Billy's guy definitely
get us the information
on the transport bus?
Which one Pope's
gonna be on and when?
Yeah. That's what he says.
You got any more
of those GSM chips?
The Israeli ones? Yeah. Why?
I can slip one to
Pope when I see him.
We can pinpoint him
within about two feet.
I mean, they're gonna do a full body
cavity search when they move him,
so I don't think
that's a good idea.
He'll figure it out.
No, I-I-I trust Billy's guy
to come through with
the right information.
I don't think we need
to go and GPS Pope.
Hey, man, he's right.
It's a good idea.
Just thought you
might be hungry, baby.
Not really.
Come on, baby.
You're a growing boy.
Come on.
What's gonna happen to Julia?
That's up to her.
You're really not gonna
let her come back?
Families have to
have trust, baby.
Without trust,
anything can happen.
You're not gonna answer that?
I'm sure it's nobody important.
Come on, Andrew.
Pick up, pick up.
Please pick up.
Hey.
I brought some photos for you.
Hold it right there.
The, uh, guard at the
gate said they were okay.
Okay.
Thanks.
How you doing, man?
I'm okay.
DA agreed to a deal.
Okay.
So, you're being transferred?
Yeah. Good.
When?
Soon.
How's the rest of the family?
Hanging in there.
Craig and Deran
found a new spot.
It's nice.
It's gonna have
everything they need.
Right.
I've never seen these before.
There's a good one in
there of you and my mom.
That's the one.
Look on the back.
So, you're gonna
keep us posted, okay?
Yeah.
Stay safe, man.
We're done here.
Can I keep one
of those pictures?
The one of me and Julia.
It's fine.
See you soon.
You didn't catch shit,
man. What's going on?
I'm going to Indo.
I won't be missing
out on any waves.
Yeah.
You gonna call him?
Who?
You know who.
I don't know. I doubt
he'd want to see me.
So?
What do you want?
I don't know.
The happiest I ever saw you
was when you and
Adrian moved in together.
You should find him.
Can I come in?
You want something to drink?
I got Cokes, beer.
Uh, yeah, beer would be good.
Your lip looks better.
Hm!
Yeah, you got hands.
I'll give you that.
Smurf kicked me out.
She took my car keys,
my money, all of it.
I don't even have my
clothes, and they're my clothes!
I swear to God,
she's a psycho, Baz.
I-I mean, we all
knew she was crazy,
but you should have seen her.
And Andrew, he... he...
He... he didn't even do shit.
He didn't even try to help. I...
He's scared, Jules. No shit!
I'm scared, too!
I need to crash here for a bit.
Just... Just while
I figure shit out.
No, Julia...
I know, it's over between us.
But I won't interfere
with your shit.
No. No. No. What?
You can't stay here.
Why?
Smurf came by. I'm sorry.
You're sorry?
Seriously?
Look, if she kicked you out,
imagine what she's
gonna do to me.
Baz, I don't have
anywhere else to go.
You gotta leave, Julia.
Baz.
Look, you brought
this on yourself.
You stole from her. I mean...
No, I was trying to help Pope.
No, you were trying to help you.
Andrew... he can't... he
can't stay there with her.
She's making him worse,
and she likes him like that.
You know that.
Look, I can look after Pope.
You got to go now.
Please, please,
please, don't do this.
I need you. I need you.
I need you.
Take some cash, okay?
Oh, you piece
of shit. No, take it.
Get off.
You worthless piece of shit.
I loved you.
Come on. Point with
a nice southwest swell.
You're not gonna miss that shit?
Bro, I have been surfing that
point since I was in diapers.
I'm looking forward to
surfing new shit, man.
You guys see who did this?
Nah, man. Sucks, huh?
Yeah.
Yeah, that shit's
gonna be hard to get off.
I'm sure you got
something to take it off.
Back where you live?
La Jolla, am I right?
You guys were on
the lineup, yeah?
I was. Caught a few good ones
until Chewbacca
over here snaked me.
Ah.
Now, that's the shit
I am gonna miss.
Yeah, me too.
Hey.
Hey.
Al Carbon, extra avocado.
Thank you. You're welcome.
I missed you.
I'm at work. Stop
What are they
gonna do? Fire you?
I thought we were gonna
go to Sal's for lunch.
I can't... I've got to go to the bowling
alley and show the new owners around.
There is something I need
your help with before we can go.
It's the, uh... it's just an
update to the trust document.
There's a new file on there.
It's no big deal.
I just changed one thing
on one page of each of them.
What?
It's the sentence that
gave me temporary authority
over my uncles' money.
I changed it to
permanent authority.
It's a notarized document, J.
I can't just change the
trusts without their approval.
That's illegal. I could
I could go to jail.
My uncles are extremely
dangerous people.
They're criminals.
Pope is a murderer.
You... You know about that.
All three of them are.
Craig and Deran?
It's why we have to leave.
They want to murder me, too.
I'm just a loose end.
And they are gonna want
all the money for themselves.
Hey.
I'm not interested.
You're Julia, right?
I'm Thorpe. Remember?
Thorpe? Uh...
I'm a friend of Baz's.
I've been at your house.
Is everything cool?
You seem kind of upset.
No, actually.
Nothing is cool right now.
I got something might
help you feel better.
Um, no.
But thank you.
I get it. It's cool.
It's just not my thing.
Hey, no worries.
But hey, my place
is just up the beach.
A couple people are
hanging out you might know.
Get off the street
before it gets cold.
Thinking of ordering a pizza.
Shit.
Hey!
Wait.
Oh!
So, how's our little man doing?
He's good.
Hasn't slept much.
Mm.
What time is it there?
10:30.
Well, I guess it's happy
hour somewhere, right?
I needed to chill,
and it's better than life in
prison for smoking a joint.
Hey, uh, I'm sorry I
was freaking out before.
It's just a lot, you know?
Yeah, I know.
Things will get more
mellow once I get to Phuket.
Yeah? Yeah, J set us all up.
1.3. Wow.
Means that we get to build a
place near the beach, though.
Never have to work again.
Surf every day.
Cruise the islands.
And then most important is Nick
doesn't have to grow up in all the chaos.
Yeah.
Sorry I couldn't
bring out Nick's stuff.
But there is an upside.
I'm bringing something
else out for you.
Yeah?
This.
What's that?
I want you to marry me.
In Thailand. On an elephant.
Are you kidding?
No.
Craig, if you're
kidding, I will cut you.
I'm not kidding you.
Renn, I'm asking you.
Will you marry me?
What do you say?
Should we marry him?
Yeah?
Yes. Yes!
Of course, yes. Yes.
Mm.
Oh, my God.
Mm.
You want a drink?
I can't.
I can't. I got too
much shit to do.
Now? I know.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
But soon...
Soon, we'll have all the
time in the world together.
Okay. Yeah.
I love you, baby. Mm.
Oh, and uh, start packing.
So, they're moving him tomorrow.
Well, then, it's showtime.
Still Centinela?
Yeah.
Where's J?
Maybe with his chick.
Okay. I'll text him.
Mm.
Hello?
Mrs. Cody?
Yeah. Hey. This is April.
I'm a friend of Julia's.
I mean, kind of.
Well, Julia's not here.
Yeah, I know.
I just found her at the beach.
She's, like, really messed up.
I think she's on something.
She can't even talk.
That fast, huh?
If you want to
come pick her up...
I don't.
Should I call an ambulance?
You should call
someone who gives a shit.
Who was that?
A realtor.
Thinking of buying a
building on the Strand.
Apartments.
How come?
For us. For the future.
Julia.
I think you maybe need
to go to the hospital.
Julia.
See that? Pope in his cell.
Damn, those Israelis are good.
Hey.
Where you been?
Uh, Penny's. It's
hard to say goodbye.
Yeah, I bet.
You ready to roll tomorrow?
Yeah. You?
Why don't you pull
up and grab a beer?
No, I need to get some sleep.
Wow, biggest ride of our lives,
and this guy's just getting
laid and catching Z's.
He's got ice water in his veins.
Runs in the family.
See you in the morning.
Let's go. Line up.
Move it!