Can I help you?
I think we can help each other.
Sorry, who are you?
It doesn't matter.
They're, they're... they're doing a shakedown.
Yeah, well, they do that.
Got it covered. They don't check my people.
Okay, this isn't routine, Paula.
Someone just got killed, and because of that,
the warden ordered a full sweep,
and it's happening, uh, right now.
Give me the drugs.
I'm guessing you have a bunch,
and, you know, these guards,
they-they think I can't take two steps on my own, so...
Why would I trust you?
I'm just trying to show some kindness.
Be helpful.
Back to your cell.
Emergency. Secure all cells.
Emergency sweep. Prepare for inspection.
- Get back to your cell. - Just...
I said back to your cell!
S... Sorry.
Where the hell have you been?
Oh, God, I...
Uh, I-I got lost and no-no one would help me.
- You're good. Just get in here. - Okay.
Sorry.
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I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry for missing your bail hearing.
I'm gonna figure this out, I promise.
I know, I know.
I'm a stupid idiot, and now your bail
is set to two million stupid dollars,
and I'm the biggest moron who ever lived.
Why did I listen to my sister, you ask?
I do not know.
But, hey, let's not dwell on the past.
May bygones be bygones, okay?
New year. New me.
I'm gonna make this right.
Because I'm...
...your best friend.
Hold still, please.
We've been at this for two hours.
That's an impossible ask.
You're almost done.
Where are you going?
Just gonna see Murphy real quick.
Dude, Gran is making us go to Jimmy McKay's fundraiser.
Yes, which is why I'm bringing this snappy tuxedo.
Felix, you know the deal we have with her.
- You can't be late. - I know.
I will meet you there, okay?
God.
Thanks for taking those off my hands.
Sure.
Turn to your left.
Wait.
Wait, I need something in return.
Oh. And what's that?
Well, there's this person in here who's trying to kill me.
Samantha Rogers.
I need protection.
And I know you're, like, the only person in here
who can do that, so...
seems fair.
Here's a tip.
If you need something,
you might want to hold on to your leverage.
Wait. Please. I'll do anything.
Mason.
You have a visitor.
C-Can you go with me?
I can't exactly get there on my own.
Hello?
Excuse me. Uh, can you see if my friend is coming?
They said they'd let her know I was here.
Murphy Mason.
Mason, Murphy.
Okay.
Hey!
Do not try me!
You're not supposed to be here.
Where's Murphy?
What did you do to her?
Nothing.
Girl's so scared, she won't even leave her cell.
It's time to go.
I swear to God, if you touch one hair on her head...
- You're adorable. - I'm gonna...
I'll tell her you said hello.
Even one strand of hair!
Hello?
Yeah.
Oh, of course. I'll be right there.
Mm-hmm.
Seriously?
You're going back in?
Mm-hmm, just for a couple of hours.
Apparently, I have to interrogate
a bunch of sorority girls.
Oh, literal nightmare.
I really wanted to take you to my old lunch spot.
I had a whole plan.
Oh, as yummy as a beef patty sounds...
- Jamaican beef patties! - Jamaican beef patties.
I'm telling you, they're life-changing.
I also wanted to show you around the old neighborhood.
You're feeling awfully nostalgic.
Nah, I just...
...been thinking a lot about Tyson lately.
We used to go eat lunch there all the time.
And...
I don't know.
I've been living life outside the game,
and I realized...
he never got to.
Just sucks. I don't know.
I'm so sorry.
None of that is your fault.
Yeah.
Well, hopefully these interrogations
- don't take too long. - Mm-hmm.
Maybe you can text me the address of the patty place
and I can meet you around 2:00.
Perfect.
- Okay. - Mm, mm-mm.
Ooh.
I swear to God, they're not calling me in Saturday.
It's ours.
Where did you girls get these pills?
Look, I don't know, okay?
Maybe one of the frats snuck them in?
I've literally never done drugs in my life.
Look, you've been asking me
the same question for an hour.
I don't know where the pills came from.
- None of us know. - All right.
You go ahead, wait outside.
- Hey. - There you are.
Gran has been freaking out.
So, things with Murphy are bad.
Things are really bad.
Like, so bad.
Turns out, Sam's been in there with her,
so we got to bail her out, like, now.
Felix says hi.
She's gonna have to come out of there eventually.
None of them knew anything?
They expect us to believe that?
Sororities are weird.
It's the whole pledge thing. They stick together.
- Mm. - How'd it go?
Oh, swell.
Any luck on subpoenaing the phones?
Yeah, but it's gonna take a few weeks to restore
texts and stuff from the cloud.
Checking their apps would be a lot quicker.
Maybe they didn't pay cash for the pills.
They can't be that stupid.
Well, how much cash do you two have in your wallets right now?
All right, worth a shot.
I have another thought.
We need to find the person in charge, right?
And I remembered,
Nia ran her entire organization from behind bars.
It might be a good idea to keep an eye on the prisons.
There's cameras everywhere.
It'd be easy enough for them
to feed us the livestreams to our computers.
I thought you were done with Murphy.
This has nothing to do with her.
She just happens to also be in prison right now?
Fine. Fine, don't do it.
Look, I'm just trying to widen the net here.
Are you sure that's the right job for you, Josh?
- Considering your... - Listen, I'm losing my sight.
I haven't lost it.
All right.
Go ahead, then.
What? Hey, it's worth a shot. We got nothing.
You just gave him license to spy on Murphy.
He's not gonna spy on Murphy.
It can't be that hard.
To get 200 grand at the drop of a hat? Sure.
This is your fault, Les.
If you had just shown up at her bail hearing,
she wouldn't be in this mess.
If you all didn't crash at my house,
I would have been at her bail hearing.
Hey, guys, guys, stop. Focus.
Let's try to come up with a plan.
Thanks, Max. Cool chime-in.
But to your point, I think my plan of
Robbing these people
Is the best we got so far.
With your sleight-of-hand magic?
Yes. I'm really good.
I can steal a bunch of watches and stuff.
- Mm. - You don't believe me?
Here, shake my hand.
Hi, Felix Bell. Nice to meet you.
How have you been by the way?
Boom.
- Easy. - No boom.
Fencing some like that, you'd get ten cents on the dollar.
Okay, so say I get a $30,000 Rolex.
That's $3,000.
- All I need is... - That's 66 watches.
This is dumb.
I have another idea.
Where are you going?
Wait, you actually valeted?
Of course not.
Then what the hell are you doing?
- Watch and learn. - I can't wait for this.
- Ticket? - Yeah.
You know...
you know, I think I might've lost it.
Those are my keys. Mine's the Rover, yeah.
Thank you.
Dude, you're not gonna get 20OK for a used car.
- Obviously, I know that. - Then what are you doing?
I am a problem solver.
I'll be back soon with everything I need.
No, you are not doing this.
She'll tip you.
I'll stick with him.
What? No.
- This is not okay. - Agreed.
- But here we are, so... - Hello?
This is a solo mission.
Not anymore.
I think this is the stupidest idea in the world!
I don't care what you think!
Murphy is going to die, and this is all we have,
so we are driving to this rich person's house,
whoever they are.
Felix, we're not gonna break into some stranger's house.
It's not breaking in if you have their house key.
Uh, no, it actually is,
so let's try and figure something else out.
There is nothing else!
And my best friend is stuck in prison
with someone who is determined to kill her,
and there's nothing you guys can do or say that's gonna stop me.
I'm happy to let you out of the car if you want.
- Recalculating. - 48 minutes?
How is it going up?!
Mason, lunch.
I-I'm actually so sick. I've been puking all day.
You get used to the food eventually.
Let's go. Come on.
Where you going? Hey.
Sorry.
I just need to get by.
What's going on?
No!
Somebody, help me!
Why isn't there another angle?
You didn't get to see Nia's face when she died.
But I get to see yours.
Yo!
- We got to dip! - What the hell?
- This has always been a safe spot. - The guards are everywhere!
10-5. South hallway, code 16.
No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No!
_
Nah.
You got to be kidding me.
I know, it's been a minute.
You good?
Always, though, always, though.
How about you, though, how's business?
I wouldn't know.
For real?
Yeah, feels pretty great.
Okay, so what do you say now?
Unsure.
You know, I got some feelers out there, though.
Okay, that's blessed for you, man, for real.
Thanks, man.
I'll take my usual.
Hey, don't even trip, this one's on me.
Thanks. I got you.
Mmm.
Yo, how many of those did you eat?
- Five. - Yo.
I haven't had 'em in a while.
These taste almost as good as your mom's.
Man...
I miss her cooking.
Mm.
I miss...
everything about her.
How's she holding up?
You dick.
You haven't even been by.
I don't even know what I'd say.
You're a family man.
She knows that.
She'd love to see you.
Hey, come on.
Girl stood you up.
You ain't got nothing better to do.
She didn't stand me up.
- Oh, really? Sure. - Shut up!
Hey, Auntie.
Hello.
I, um...
I brought you this.
They're not as good as yours, but...
I know.
I haven't been around.
I'm not dealing anymore.
Well, good for you.
I'm so sorry.
About everything, I...
My son is dead because of you.
And you have the audacity to show up at my door
with some weak-ass apology,
bragging about how you ain't in the game no more?
Boy, you better get the hell out of here.
Your words mean nothing to me.
You...
mean nothing to me.
Hey! Hey!
Chicago PD. I've been calling and calling.
Why does no one here answer the phone?
Sorry, we're on lockdown.
Yeah, I saw one of your inmates got stabbed.
- Murphy Mason. - Yeah, we're on top of it.
Top of...
Well, clearly you're not! Is she okay?
She will be... she's being taken care of in the infirmary.
She could have died, and she can't!
She can't get off that easy!
She, she's gonna pay for what she did.
So do your job better!
Sir, like I said, we're on top of it.
And with all due respect, you are not my boss.
So please go. I have actual work to do.
Actual work, what, like, stacking these chairs?
Yeah, that's real important.
Do your job.
I can't get anything through.
This place is gonna be on lock for a while.
Two stabbings in one week.
The warden came down hard on us.
What am I supposed to do?
The COs know your crew. Nothing's getting through.
So just lay low until things loosens up.
You know me better than that.
Hello?
Hey.
You weren't joking about needing protection, huh?
Well, you might be able to do something for me,
and if you can,
you'll never be in here again.
I'll do anything.
My normal delivery method
has come to an unexpected halt due to my girls
being in the guards' sights.
Maybe you can fix that.
I can figure it out, don't worry.
Well, it looks
like you don't have much time.
And neither do I, so...
Okay, there's got to be
200 grand worth of stuff in there, right?
Art, cash, jewelry, whatever.
Just got to get it and...
Easy peasy.
I'll do it. I can be in and out.
No, no, no. This is me.
Dude, your face.
What? Why? Is there something on it?
You think maybe they have cameras?
Right.
Right, uh...
okay, I don't have...
anything...
Les, give me your stockings.
Oh, my God.
Just...
Okay.
Ugh, disgusting.
How's this?
Cool.
Nurse?
Hello?
Yes?
Uh, so, yeah, I...
I, uh, I'm feeling a lot better.
Uh...
I should be getting back on my feet here pretty soon.
Yeah, by the grace of God,
it was just a surface wound.
No, actually, it wasn't God who saved me.
It was the guards. But, uh, my point is,
I'm gonna be needing a cane.
Sorry. We don't have any canes.
Uh, well, I'm disabled, and this prison
is completely and totally inaccessible without it.
Um, I was given a guide, but she was murdered.
So if you don't mind...
- I'll see what I can do. - Okay.
Thank you.
Jimmy McKay?
Oh, my God, this is Jimmy McKay's house.
No, n-n-n-n-no.
Don't worry. I'm not gonna hurt you.
I-I'm not worried.
Yeah, well, y-you should be.
'Cause I-I could be armed and dangerous.
- Wait. - Felix?
I have been in the past. I'm a very dangerous,
uh...
No.
What are you doing here, Caitlin?
- What are youdoing here? - Uh...
Well, I thought you were at Duke.
I graduated. Yeah.
And my parents are making me work for my uncle
on his dumb campaign.
- Huh. Well, how about that? - Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
And why aren't you at the fundraiser?
Oh, because I have a fever.
Yeah. You know, like, a-a really bad one, too.
- Aches all over. - Ah.
- Everywhere. - Right.
Um...
Well, sure...
- Why not? - Why not?
Okay, but, seriously, why are you breaking in here?
Oh, my God. My eyes are bleeding.
Ooh. Ooh, ooh, ooh!
- Look at this. Look at this. - What?
It's a transaction with nothing but a lightning bolt.
Well, that's got to be something.
We should bring in whoever she paid.
I love how you announce the obvious next move
as if it's some groundbreaking revelation.
- Just shut up and call. - I'm just saying,
sometimes you say things, it's intense.
- Call. - Okay.
Yeah, they were, um,
fixing the place up for some event.
Wanted to cover up a hole in the wall.
Somebody put a pool cue through it.
I didn't ask. Just, uh, hung a picture over it.
That's all you did, huh?
I know it was a cheat.
I didn't have any plaster.
Two of the girls that paid you OD'd that night.
I just hung a picture of a horse,
and I left. I swear to God.
$250 is a lot just to hang a picture.
- Mm-hmm. - It took me a full hour.
I can show you the receipt.
All right.
An hour is only $150.
They gave me a really good tip.
Oh, they tipped you a hundred dollars?
They were drunk. And I'm adorable.
What about the lightning bolt?
- What? - It's what they all put on the app.
The lightning bolt.
I don't know.
Maybe 'cause they thought I was sizzling hot.
Look what I found for you.
What is this?
A cane.
Oh, no. No, I need a...
I need a normal one that, uh,
- that folds. - What's the difference?
I-I need one that I n... that I know how to use.
That I'm used to. So,
can you please get me a-a normal one?
That's all that I could find.
I gathered it might not be your cup of tea
from your earlier comment,
but this is the only book we had in braille.
It's the Bible.
Cool, thanks.
But I only listen to audiobooks.
I don't think we have any of those here,
but I checked and I can order whatever you want
from the blind institute across town.
I can't imagine how lonely you must feel.
This is sweet. Thanks.
Nice try.
We should definitely keep an eye on that Brad.
I love how you announce the obvious next move
as if it's some groundbreaking revelation.
Hilarious. You're hilarious.
We need to expand this. Let's bring in all the street dealers.
Well, get the kids under 18, we can bust them for curfew.
- Get your own. - There you are.
Look, I think Murphy's dealing in prison.
Or at least trying to. She smuggled in drugs for Max
using her cane, right? Well, she ordered a cane,
and she got really upset that it wasn't hollow.
Listen, man. This wasn't license
- to spy on Murphy. - I wasn't.
I'm looking for drugs in prison,
- and I think she might be selling them. - Josh, I love you,
but you got to stop with this Murphy stuff
or you can't work here.
It's a liability at this point, man.
Why don't you just go home for the day?
What is taking him so long?
Okay, I'm sorry.
So, Felix Bell is a drug-slinging criminal?
Yep.
That's right.
And-and your best friend is in prison for murder.
Oh, I-I can say more,
but I'd be incriminating myself.
Just...
I mean...
You know, if you want to steal from my uncle,
I got an easier way.
Come on.
Bingo.
Okay?
Yeah.
What?
Why does he have all this cash?
You're from a rich family.
Didn't your folks always have cash on hand?
Hmm?
How much do you need again?
Uh... 200 grand?
200 grand. That's one.
But, like, I'm pretty broke, too,
so if you want to throw me a little,
I wouldn't say no.
And that.
Wow.
She must really mean a lot to you.
- Thank you. - No problem.
Well, I'll-I'll be in town for the campaign, so...
Cool. Yeah, we should... hang.
- Yeah, sure. - Definitely. Um...
- Yeah. - I-I'll walk you out.
Okay.
Oh, uh, do you have, like, a bag or something?
Oh. Yeah.
Yeah, stay in touch and, uh...
- Okay. Be careful. - Yeah.
We'll, um, you know, yeah, Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, exactly.
text and stuff. Okay.
Okay.
Don't panic, but that is Jimmy McKay's house.
That was Jimmy McKay's house?!
- The fundraiser guy? - Yes, but don't worry.
I ran into Caitlin.
- Let's just go. - Felix.
All right. All right, you are not driving, all right?
- Change places with me. - Okay, well, let's get out of here.
- Okay. - No. Felix,
- let me get out of the car fir... - Felix!
- Just go. - Sit. That tickles.
Ow! Ow! I'm sorry. No, you should've gone first,
- and then I should've jumped over. - Max, fast.
Okay.
Did you know Caitlin's in coll...
- uh, graduated college? - Oh, my God.
Hey, nurse?
- Yes, dear. - Oh.
You were right.
I am lonely.
I really am. I, uh...
I have a friend in here, Paula, and I...
I really would love for her to be able to come visit me.
Sure.
I'll try to arrange that.
Oh.
Hey.
- Got a couple more files for you. - Ooh.
- Multiple priors, right? - I think so.
Oh. I told you, I need something on them or they won't talk.
This one's no good, but the rest should work.
- See you tomorrow. - Yeah.
One of these kids should know something.
Sorry I'm late. Traffic was brutal.
You okay?
Yeah.
I'm telling you, you're gonna feel so much better
when you get a job you like.
- Yeah. - I'm sorry,
again, about lunch. Things at work are just insane right now.
Hey, what are you doing?
- You know you can't look at those. - I know.
I know, but... what is this?
These are all just kids.
Yeah, there's a new drug on the street.
We're trying to figure out where it's coming from.
So, what, you-you think one of these children
- is your big kingpin? - No, of course not.
We're just trying to find a way in.
Just leave them alone.
You don't know their situation.
I know they're dealing drugs.
Yeah, for someone.
And they're never gonna roll on 'em,
so whatever charges you're threatening them with,
they'll just take.
Look, adding to their rap sheet
is only gonna make it harder for them to get out.
- What am I supposed to do? - Go after whoever
is taking advantage of them.
You know, the me.
Well, that's what I'm trying to do.
And we should not be talking about this.
Hey, I like you.
And I like my job.
We both know this is complicated,
so I'll try my best
not to leave my files lying around,
but if I do, please don't look at them, okay?
Okay.
Okay. I'll order some food.
Okay.
- You all right? - Yeah.
All right, I got to go.
I want to be at the bail office when it opens.
Got to say, I'm a tiny bit impressed.
Thanks. Thanks, sir.
Yeah, it was good.
Oh, that's soft. Okay.
See you.
He still shouldn't be driving, should he?
- Absolutely not. - Yeah.
So, we're friends now?
I quite possibly could be your best friend.
I figured out the solution for your little problem.
Is that so?
Yep.
- Books. - Books?
You don't think we've tried books?
Tabs in covers? Pills
in hollowed-out pages?
They know what to look for.
I'm talking about audiobooks.
You could hide, like, a thousand pills
in the sleeves of those cases, and I bet they'll never check.
I'm just a sweet, innocent blind girl
trying to read The Great Gatsby.
Guess we could try it.
Great.
But if it doesn't work
and I lose all that product...
I know.
You'll kill me.
Okay?
Okay.
Okay, here's how it's gonna go.
I'm gonna order an audiobook.
The prison has to get it from this place
called the Chicago Institute for the Blind.
Have your guys go there when it opens
and pack the book with whatever product you need.
I'll let you know
which book I order so they'll know which one
to put the pills in.
The covers are hollow,
so there should be plenty of space for your product.
Just make sure it's packed tight so it doesn't shake.
I'll let you know as soon as I have it.
But listen to me.
I'm holding on to my leverage this time.
You get this done,
Sam will never touch a hair
on your pretty, little head.
No one will.
Hey, where's my book?
I ordered a book. It should have been here.
Nothing's ever on time.
- Mason. - Yeah?
- Yes. You have my book? - Even better.
You're going home.
What?!
You made bail.
I...
Oh!
Oh, my God.
Oh, God.
Um, I o... I, uh...
I ordered an audiobook from the library,
and it hasn't arrived, so if it gets here
and I'm... and I'm gone, then what happens to it?
That's what you're thinking about? You should be planning
your first meal, kid.
But, seriously, what happens to the book?
I don't know. They probably just return it.
I'll pack up all the stuff from your cell,
and I'll meet you out back. All right?
And you will let her know?
Of course.
'Cause I promised her
that we'd listen to Pride and Prejudice together,
and I don't want her to think that I bailed.
Well, if she's really your friend, she won't care.
She's just going to be happy that you got out
- and you're safe. - But you will tell her?
That it never arrived? That I never got it?
- I promise. - That I-I never got it.
- It didn't arrive. - I promise.
You're so thoughtful.
On the gate.
Okay, I-I... This is ridiculous. I can walk.
Okay.
Watch your step.
Thank you.
Please don't forget. Please, please, please
- don't forget to tell her. - Okay. I promise.
Okay. Thank you.
- Take care, hon. - Come on.
Ooh!
- That's all your stuff. - Oh, thank you.
Hi, buddy.
Oh, I missed you.
You okay?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Did Sam...
No, I'm fine. Better than fine.
I can't believe you did this.
- Of course. It's you. - Oh!
Thank you.
Oh, God.
Yeah!
- Are you sure you're okay? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- What's wrong? - Yeah, I'm good.
- No, I'm good. - What is it?
- I'm fine. - All right.
I'm good. Come on, Pretzel.
- Oh, I missed you. - I missed you, too.
Yeah. Thank you.
- That place sucks. - Yeah.
It was so bad. You would die.
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