All language subtitles for POWER - S03 E03 - I Got This on Lock (1080p - BluRay)

Previously on "Power"...

- Felipe Lobos is alive.
- What?

- He survived the attack in prison.
- You talked to Lobos?

He thinks the Jimenez
ordered the attack.

You're safe. I guess
Ghost really is dead.

I have made promises
because of our deal.

If I had more drugs, I would gladly
take more of your money, but I don't.

- Stay for dinner.
- Enjoy some of our services.

Slow your roll, tiger.
There'll be time for that.

Lobos: Kill Fantasma and
become my sole distributor

or I will kill the both of you.

Lobos ordered me to kill Ghost,

and since I didn't do
it, he's coming after us.

I know you can kill Ghost.

I hear you have a problem.

Apparently, I can help.

♪ They say this is
a big, rich town ♪

♪ I just come from
the poorest part ♪

♪ Bright lights, city
life, I gotta make it ♪

♪ This is where it goes down ♪

♪ I just happen
to come up hard ♪

♪ Legal or illegal,
baby, I gotta make it ♪

♪ I never took a
straight path nowhere ♪

♪ Life's full of twists and
turns, bumps and bruises ♪

♪ I live, I learn, I'm from that city
full of yellow cabs and skyscrapers ♪

♪ It's hard to get a start in
these parts without paper ♪

♪ Homie, I grew up in hell,
a block away from heaven ♪

♪ That corner every 15
minutes, they moving seven ♪

♪ Pure snow, bag
it, then watch it go ♪

♪ Occupational options,
get some blow or some hos ♪

♪ Shoot the ball or the
strap, learn to rap or to jack ♪

♪ Fuck it, man, in the meantime,
go 'head and pump a pack ♪

♪ This my regal, royal flow,
my James Bond bounce ♪

♪ That 007, that's
62 on my count ♪

♪ I'm an undercover liar,
I lie under the covers ♪

♪ Look a bitch in the eyes
and tell her, baby, I love ya ♪

♪ You're my inspiration,
you're my motivation ♪

♪ You're the reason that I'm
moving with no hesitation ♪

♪ They say this is
a big, rich town ♪

♪ Yeah, I just come
from the poorest part ♪

♪ Bright lights, city
life, I gotta make it ♪

♪ This is where it goes down ♪

- ♪ Oh, yeah ♪
- ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I just happen
to come up hard ♪

♪ Legal or illegal,
baby, I gotta make it ♪

- (music playing on headphones)
- Man: Put everything in the bag.

- (man indistinct)
- Do you not see this gun in your face?

Move, nigga, empty
out the fucking register.

All the money, all the
money, all the money.

What the fuck?
Open the register, son.

The fuck you doing?
Open up the fuckin' register.

Okay, stop fucking
talking and move, bro.

Stop fucking doing the...
Open the fucking register.

Hurry the fuck up,
bro. I swear to God.

Do you not see this
shit in your face?

What are you doing? Put
that shit in the fucking bag.

Wookie. Wookie, what
the fuck are you doing?

- We ain't supposed to do shit like this.
- Motherfucker, I need money.

Shut the fuck up and go
watch the goddamn door.

Give me the Oxy.
Give me the Adderall.

- Wook, come on.
- Move.

Oxy, all that shit. Hurry up.
Everything you have, nigga.

- Shut the fuck up!
- Move!

Let's get the hell
out of here! Come on!

Fuck are you doing, man?! Come
on, let's get the hell out of here!

- (overlapping shouting)
- Freeze! Don't fucking move!

Lower your weapon slowly.

- Drop the weapon now.
- What the fuck you do?

You supposed to
be watching the door.

Sir, is there anyone
else in the store with you?

No, I'm working alone, so
I triggered the silent alarm.

- You already triggered the alarm?
- Yeah.

I wish you hadn't done that.

Shoot this motherfucker.

How many times have I told
y'all not to do a job without a plan?

If I wanted to be somebody's
mama, I'd have had kids of my own.

Let me explain,
yo. I was just...

I got this. Get the
fuck out of here.

Dumb motherfucker.

You made me do this shit to you.

(gun clatters)

Car 41805.

We got a 10-13.

Shots fired at 1462
Alabama Ave southeast.

Officer-involved shooting.

Two victims down.

Woman on TV: Officer Laverne
Ganner shot and killed the suspect

after he gunned down the night
clerk at this family-owned pharmacy.

Both men were pronounced
dead at the scene.

Officer Ganner is an eight-year
veteran of the department.

She is a member of the
National Black Police Association.

The media relation liaison
made Officer Ganner available

earlier for a brief statement.

Jukebox on TV: I am
sorry that I arrived too late...

Good day at the
office, huh, Jukebox?

(scoffs) These motherfuckers.

Jukebox on TV: I think of the plight
of our young black men here in D.C.

and all over the nation.

Too many of our boys
end up in prison or dead.

There was no
surveillance tape on scene,

- so police would like to...
- Thanks for the tea.

Candie: What are
we gonna do now?

Same as planned.

We're just a man down. Wookie
couldn't be trusted, anyway.

Always putting himself first.

You got the mustard?

Yeah, it's right there.

What about ole boy?

I'm not so sure
about him, either.

Have you heard anything?

He been in and out since you
brought him here from the hospital.

(TV playing in background)

Not a peep from
his fine ass all day.

Hmm.

(music playing)

(music playing)

♪ Work on 'em, put
a little work on 'em ♪

♪ Trigger finger in the
air, I put a little dirt on 'em ♪

- (Ghost groarjing)
- (both laughing)

- Come here. Mm.
- I'm not falling for it.

- Falling for what?
- You just don't want me to beat you.

What, are we in
high school here?

My track coach would love
this. You still trying to beat me.

The girls couldn't run. How
else was I supposed to get faster?

- Good point.
- I got tired of coming in first

in the slow lane.

Jamie, you think it went
all right with the kids?

Got to come in first
there, too, huh, Ang?

I don't know. I
think it went great.

You know? We'll work it out.

We'll make it work,
and we'll be a family.

That's what I want.

Well, we'll have
everything we want,

'cause where there's
a will, there's a way,

and you and me are the most
willful motherfuckers I ever met.

- (sighs)
- Speaking of getting everything you want.

Things all right at the club?

You left me alone with the
kids the first time they came over.

- (groans)
- Must have been important.

Sorry about that.
Won't happen again.

No, I liked it, but everything
worked out okay, though, right?

Come on. Are you kidding me?

It's me. I got
everything on lock.

Matter of fact, I'm
feeling so good,

maybe I'll give you a head
start back to your apartment.

- (scoffs)
- I'm gonna win anyway, of course.

- Challenge accepted.
- All right.

Okay, Miss Thing.
You got 60 seconds.

Go!

(cell phone vibrates)

Why the fuck you drag
us all the way out here?

We need new paperwork
to cover the new business.

And what business is that?

- Holly: Hair weaves?
- Tommy: Oh, shit.

Yes, hair weaves.

I got a hair connect who'll give
us a great price if we pay in cash.

- Nice.
- Okay, but how do we actually

clean the money,
like make it legit?

Babe, dope money is dirty.

The good thing
is that it's cash,

- which makes it untraceable.
- Exactly.

We're gonna use this dirty cash

to buy hair in bulk
at a wholesale price,

then sell it to other salons
at double what we paid for it,

but money coming from
other salons is clean.

How do you know the other
salons will buy from you?

They won't have
a choice, sweetie.

Our prices'll be lower
than anything on the streets.

We dummy the receipts,
make it look like the money

was coming from
my initial investment.

Looks like Tommy and I
sold out the wash-and-folds

- and went into hair for a living.
- Which is what we did.

Right.

I mean, from there, it's just
about generating enough receipts

to keep up with the
amount of cash coming in.

Which is what you'll
teach me how to do.

Yeah, and to deal with the bank.

I mean, we're fine now, since
you just got product in the pipeline,

but soon, we're gonna
need to open up more salons

to keep up with the cash.

That's where LaKeisha comes in.

Instead of just doing hair,
we're gonna start selling it, too.

We sell wholesale
to the competition,

and then we sell retail
to your customers,

double and tripling the profits.

Then we'll make
enough money to expand.

Open up a new location.

- A new location?
- Yeah, and then a new one,

another one, a franchise.

You gonna be the
McDonald's of weaves.

I hope you're right,
T., 'cause if so,

- we both gonna be rich as shit.
- Mm-hmm.

And then maybe I can
buy you something for once.

It's nice having you here, girl.

Thanks for doing this with me.

Tommy, it's me again, man.

Look, I dropped by
your crib. Get at me.

(shutter clicks)

- (music playing)
- (woman moaning)

♪ All these girls want
is a little respect ♪

♪ Good sex and
nigga with a check ♪

♪ It's all they really want ♪

IOh, oh ♪

♪ All these girls want
is a little respect ♪

♪ Good sex and a
nigga with a check ♪

- ♪ That's all they really want ♪
- (both moaning)

Fuck.

♪ Last nigga bought
her six pair of Loubs ♪

♪ Oh, no, living good, she
ain't got nothing to lose... ♪

- You have a good time?
- (groans) Fuck.

Fuck, girl, hell yeah.

You are a professional. Jesus.

(moans) Well, you look good.

You so big. You
don't need to buy girl.

Fuck, I'm not gonna
pass up on it, either,

especially if she look like you.

. (scoffs)
- uaughs)

Damn. Whoo.

Where are you from?

- Seoul, Korea.
- Uh-huh.

- You like Korean girl?
- Shit.

Well, that's what
I'm supposed to say...

- but really, I'm from Fort Lee.
- No shit.

- You want some?
- No.

No, I'm good, Ms. Fort Lee.

Didn't you do some of
that shit before we started?

Don't worry, I'm a big girl.

This stuff is weak
as shit, anyway.

Is that right?

Where'd you get that shit from?

(sighs) Dylan.

He gives it to all the girls
when they have customers.

Yo, T.

Yo, holla at me ASAP, dog.

- (cane knocks)
- Brought your gimp ass a cane.

Damn, cuz, I look
crippled to you?

Pitiful's more like it.

Like you ain't been
eating or some shit.

I'm on that Black Panther diet.

I don't fuck with no white shit.

No potatoes, no rice,

no pasta, not even bread.

Yeah, well, beggars
can't be choosers,

especially when
you're in your condition.

(sighs)

I'll be a'ight when I
get back on my feet.

Pass me them pills.

Not until you tell
me why you're here.

Come on, we already went
over this shit at the hospital.

I ain't talking about the lie we
told the doctors to get you treated.

I want to know the truth.

Why'd I have to drive up
to New York to get your ass

and bring you back to D.C.?

I got in a fight
with some niggas.

I wound up bleeding out
on the side of the road.

What niggas?

Territory beef.

Guess they won.

Hmm.

I ain't giving you shit
till you be real with me

and tell me what's
really going on.

Now, quit bullshitting, Jukebox.

Shit ain't fucking funny.

Half my side
busted in here, man.

Yeah? Deal with it.

Kanan: Give me my shit.

My pills.

- (music playing)
- (siren wailing)

Thank you for meeting
with me on such short notice.

Karen, don't be
silly. It's our pleasure.

I still have to talk to my
team about the financials,

but you guys seem great.

Well, so do you.

Oh, sorry, mate.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Could we get the check?

Sir, your bill's
already been paid.

BY Who?

Gentlemen, I wanted
to personally thank you

for your unsavory business
practices, so I called your assistant,

and, uh, she told me where
you were having dinner.

We got to fire her.

No, I can't fire
her. I'm fucking her.

- Thank you for dinner, Mister...
- St. Patrick.

I'm James St.
Patrick, and you are...

Karen Bassett.

You're welcome for dinner,
and lovely to meet you.

Did you call my
assistant as well?

No, I didn't. I actually
recognize you.

Your family's hotel group

just opened a property in St.
Barts, but now you're branching out

- on your own, right?
- Right.

We're in the middle of
something right now, mate.

Uh, why don't you pop
by our place tomorrow

and we'll finish our
discussion, yeah?

Ms. Bassett, I don't know what
your interest in these two is,

but a friendly piece of advice...
Watch the company you keep.

Alby: Okay, let's, uh...

Dinner's over. Let's go.

It is over.

Have a great rest of your night.

Pleasure to meet you. Thank you.

Gentlemen.

So it's not a true four-bedroom.

It's more of a three-bedroom
with a maid's room.

The last one is still a toddler, so
the maid's might be fine for now.

- What did you say your husband...
- Boyfriend.

- Boyfriend does for a living?
- He's a nightclub owner.

Good, sounds like he
can afford the place.

(chuckles) No, no,
I'll be paying for half.

Well, maybe a
little less than half.

All right, well, here's
the application.

Fill it out, and we can
get the process started.

Welcome to your new life.

- (indistinct chatter)
- (music playing)

- What's that smell?
- It's burning hair.

You'll get used to it. Come on.

- Hey, what's up, girl?
- What's up, Tash?

Trying to get shit set up, so
this is Tommy's girlfriend Holly.

She's gonna be helping
me with the books.

- Nice to meet you.
- I wanted you guys to meet.

What's up?

Uh, where's your bathroom?

Last door on the right.

Ms. Davis, go ahead and meet
me at the washbowl, all right?

- I'll be there in a second.
- All right.

Hold up. Ain't that the bitch
who stole your earrings?

- 'Keisha...
- Don't "'Keish" me.

You're the one who
brought her in here.

- Look, it's fine.
- I'm telling you right now,

if that bitch tries to steal
a motherfucking thing

out this shop, |'ma
beat her flat ass.

Okay.

(Tasha sighs)

- She know why I'm here?
- She don't know shit,

and it's gonna stay that way, 'cause
you're gonna keep your mouth shut.

That way, if shit
ever goes down,

'Keisha can say she ain't know
nothing, and it'll be the truth.

Plausible deniability.

- I get it.
- Mm-hmm.

Man: Guys, let's make sure we have
someone on the front and back entrances

of the club at all times.

All right, thanks, gentlemen.

Dean, can I get a word?

- Absolutely, Mr. St. Patrick.
- Gentlemen.

Look, does your firm
provide personal security?

Like, if you do, could you
also still secure my three clubs?

Of course. Is it
personal detail for you?

- Yeah.
- Has someone threatened you?

Mm, club business.

I got in a feud with
some rival club owners.

You know, it could get messy.

Okay, well, my men would
have no problem looking after you.

They're professionals.
And for a price, of course.

I'd expect nothing less.

Excuse me. Okay.

This is a pleasant
surprise, I must say.

- Can I get you a drink?
- No, thank you.

I'm not accustomed to people
interrupting me during dinner.

- Sorry.
- But I must say,

I was impressed with the
way you handled yourself.

Well, you know, you can't
spank kids these days.

You gotta put 'em in
time out, you know?

Stern should have
spanked you, then,

for taking back this club as
well as Verbatim and Strive.

Look at you doing your homework.

I heard Madeline Stern got
a few clubs in the divorce.

I met her. She's
not the working type.

I guess you two had a
symbiotic relationship?

(chuckles) We had
a common enemy.

Why are you meeting with
the toddlers across the street?

Mutual friends.

- And they're hot right now.
- Hmm.

I'm planning to refurbish
an old apartment building,

turn it into a luxe eco-hotel.

I'd love to get a
bar or club inside.

I was on the verge of
signing Andy and Alby.

- Until I showed up.
- And now I'm not so sure.

I'm gonna take the next few weeks
to examine you and them individually,

as well as the portfolios
of your nightclubs.

But I got to get to
know you personally

as well as professionally.

I know you can run a club,
and I know you can do a deal,

but who is James St. Patrick?

- That is the question.
- Precisely.

What you see is what you get.

I'm as real as they come.

You burn yourself
cooking, or what?

Don't worry, I don't bite.

I'm a RN at D.C. General.

That's how I met your cousin.

You got to start
cleaning your wounds

and doing hand exercises
so your skin don't tighten.

You don't want to lose use of it.
Don't even wanna try one for me?

I need my meds.

Jukebox says you can't have any.

What she says goes.

That girl been trying to boss
people around since we was kids.

Y'all must have
been pretty tight.

I never seen her let
anybody stay here.

She owes me.

I was there for her
when her daddy...

kicked her out
for the way she is.

You her... Girlfriend?

Yeah.

But I like niggas, too.

Obviously.

What's that you're drinking?

Texas tea.

You want to try a little?

It might make you feel better.

That don't taste
like no damn tea.

It grows on you
after a few sips.

So you told Jukebox
to move to D.C.

and accept who she really is.

(chuckles)

That's probably why she
looks up to you so much.

She don't look up to me.

If she looked up to me, she
wouldn't be no damn cop.

Must have been some
real bad shit go down

between you and
whoever jumped you.

You ain't been
outside that long.

(sighs) Might be a
little history there.

Is there gonna be a rematch?

- Fuck yeah.
- (chuckles)

I'm just too fucked up...

to go at Ghost.

I mean, ghosts.

'Keisha's definitely
got your back.

I saw the way she
was looking at me.

You must've told her
about the earrings.

Why wouldn't I?

You took 'em, didn't you?

(radio playing softly)

Yeah.

I did.

- (siren chirps)
- Shit.

Make sure your seatbelt's
on. The police are behind us.

Don't look back. What
the fuck are you doing?

- Just chill.
- I can't. I've got all this cash on me.

I thought we were going to
make deposits at the bank.

Just close your bag
and act normal, okay?

Evening, ma'am.

May I see your license
and registration?

(Tasha sighs)

Stopping you because you
made an improper lane change

- about a mile and a half back.
- I'm so, so sorry, Officer.

It's-it's my fault.
Tasha's my nanny.

If she did anything wrong, it's
because I was just rushing her

to get back to my place.

(Jamaican accent) Sorry, sir.

Me did try to do
what me boss say.

Me never realize me
never put on the signal.

Well, just...

use your turn signals next time.

- Oh, I appreciate that, Officer.
- Officer: Okay, watch the road.

- Manners and respect.
- Watch the road.

Okay.

- (music playing)
- (singing in Korean)

We got it on good authority
that the drugs we gave you

have been stepped
on and turned to shit.

What business is it of yours
once you deliver the product to us?

Technically, it's not, but
if you're selling garbage,

someone's gonna get dead,
and then the cops come,

they trace this shit,
uh, we both lose.

I can't hear a
word over this shit.

Will someone go up there
and pull this guy's fucking plug?

I have no knowledge of
what you're talking about.

I believe you,

and you've been in the
game a lot longer than me,

so I ain't gonna tell you
how to run your business,

but who's ever doing
this in your organization

is actually withholding the
extra cash they're making

by selling this diluted product.

(speaking Korean)

(applause)

If what you say is true,

then this all occurred
because you make a promise

and you did not deliver.

We dealing with that
drug situation as we speak.

But I need you
to right this wrong,

so the two of us can
have a long partnership,

making money for years to come.

Don't worry about
it. I will look into it.

(applause)

If you think we're leaving
before this, you're fucking nuts.

♪ I wear my
sunglasses at night ♪

ISo I can, so I can ♪

(Jamaican accent) Me can't
believe you made me play

the "Driving Miss
Daisy" routine.

And it worked. It
totally fucking worked.

Even though I nearly lost my
shit seeing you go all Miss Cleo.

I've always been
good at, you know,

doing voices, imitating people.

I didn't know that.

Holly, there's a lot that we
don't know about each other.

- Hmm.
- Huh.

Can you do a Tommy impression?

(laughs) Oh, yeah,
I probably can.

All you got to do is
make a bunch of faces

and curse every other word.

(lowered) "Yo, Tash. Yo, Tash.

I'm about to cancel Christmas
on these motherfuckers.

Yeah, you got any more
hushpuppies up in here?"

- (laughing)
- Is that supposed to be me?

- Tasha: Yeah.
- I don't fucking sound like that.

(lowered) "I don't
fucking sound like that."

I'm glad you two are
getting along so well together

while I'm busting
my ass out here.

We're getting
shit set up, a'ight?

Actually, we were
busy getting pulled over.

- What?
- We handled it.

- What?
- Tasha: It's like we used to say,

they ain't see shit,
we ain't say shit...

Both: So it ain't shit.

All right, it's time for me
to get home to my kids.

I'll see y'all.

How are they doing
with Ghost gone?

Yo, look, baby, she don't
want to talk about him.

And you know what? Neither do I.

You know what? Honestly,
this whole situation

has been a bit rough on all of
us, but we're taking it day by day.

I can't believe anyone
would do this to their family.

I mean, what'd he do, go get a
new apartment or something?

Nah, he moved in with his bitch.

What a dick.

All right. I'm out, y'all.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Holly, don't forget we're gonna meet
at the bank at 9:00 in the morning.

- I'll be there.
- All right, thanks.

You hear that?

- Ghost is gonna be at Angela's.
- Uh-huh.

You could get him there.

Yeah, I could.

♪ No rest for the
wicked and wily ♪

♪ No stress when we
kicking the style-y ♪

♪ Lights flash, all
right, tonight laughing ♪

♪ Time meets art, meets work,
meets money, meets love ♪

♪ Got to lift the bar and
dream bigger for the kids ♪

♪ Who ain't getting
enough, because ♪

♪ We right to fight for
white light, for the pain ♪

♪ That we tame to
maintain the game ♪

♪ Just work, now go berserk ♪

♪ Let a heart pound
proud all up in your shirt ♪

♪ Come with me
and let the music flirt ♪

♪ Beat big like the
universe, I'm Captain Kirk ♪

♪ 'Cause we pounce like a
puma, rocking with Luna ♪

♪ Bass in your face, got
to keep your composure... ♪

So how was he?

- Slow, I bet.
- We ain't fuck.

- Why not?
- That nigga was in no condition to fuck.

So I turned him on
to some of that lean.

I'm trying to wean him off the
drugs to get him to come clean.

It got a little good to him.

He said something about
getting back at ghosts.

Not ghosts.

Ghost.

He let that book-smart
motherfucker beat him?

- What else he say?
- Nothing.

I did good, right?

You got lucky.

Don't ever go against
my wishes again.

(gasps)

Mm.

Maybe Kanan can't get
excited, but you sure are.

Mm.

Juke.

- Please.
- Mm-mm.

- It was a beautiful apartment, Jamie.
- Yeah?

- Lots of room for the kids.
- Ah.

- Privacy for us.
- (sighs) Sounds good.

You know what? I might
be able to afford that, too.

I had a meeting with
Karen Bassett yesterday.

Who's that?

Well, she is a hotelier
who's interested

in putting one of my clubs in
a new space she's opening.

I'm talking bigger
than Simon Stern.

- Who's Simon Stern?
- (giggling)

More like international
opportunities.

- Beast.
- Mm.

Yeah.

Jamie, I think I forgot
something at home.

All right, we'll just shoot you
back around to your house.

No, no, it's okay, I've got a
couple of calls I have to make.

I'll catch up with
you after work.

- Sure?
- Yeah.

All right, walk safe. Bye.

(horn honks)

What the fuck are you still
doing following me around?

I wasn't following you.
I was following Ghost.

- Oh, God, not again with this shit.
- "This shit"?

- (breathing heavily)
- What are you looking for?

Oh, a gun? You're
gonna shoot me, Angela?

Get the fuck off
me before I scream,

NYPD catches you, and I tell
Mike you're still stalking me.

Okay, go ahead.

Please, tell the whole department
that you're still fucking the guy

who stole the Isabel
Ruiz sketch, Angela.

You're making this too easy.

Moving St. Patrick
into your place

like you got carte
fucking blanche, really?

He's clean.

Well, that's what he
told you, I bet, yeah.

But... (whistles)

Nope. He is... still
up to his old tricks.

This is him outside
of Tommy Egan's.

Why would a guy out of the
life drag himself back into it

by hanging out with
a known drug dealer?

It's...

I bet he didn't tell you he
was still talking to Egan.

Oh, Angela.

Trouble in paradise?

So you're following him, too.

That would be law
enforcement misconduct,

except you're not law
enforcement right now, are you?

Back off. You're right.

I can't out you to Mike,

but if you get caught,
I won't have to.

But for me to get caught,
you'd have to warn St. Patrick

that I'm onto him, but I...

I don't think you're
gonna do that.

I bet you're afraid
of what he might do.

Calvin: That thing
almost looks real.

- Tariq: Bro, it is real.
- (bell ringing)

My mom was about to clean
my room, so I had to find

- another hiding spot for it.
- So you brought it to school?

- Where'd you even get that thing?
- Man, just shut up

and help me find
a spot to hide it.

Hey, you GUYS-

Get inside. What are
you doing back here?

You smoking or something?

What? No.

(beeps)

(cell phone vibrating)

This is AUSA Angela Valdes.

What?

(sighs)

What's going on,
T.? Kids all right?

Raina's fine,

but they're saying Tariq
brought a gun to school.

- A what?
- I know.

- Hell no.
- Yeah, well,

the gym teacher said he found Tariq
and his friend Calvin outside with it.

Tariq already admitted
that the gun was his.

- Tariq ain't got no gun.
- (scoffs)

But you do.

(scoffs) Really?

You know I ain't careless enough
to leave my shit laying around...

Tell me how else he got it,
Tash. Sure as hell wasn't me.

You kicked me out, remember?

Mr. and Mrs. St. Patrick.

Ms. Chambers, my wife
and I, we profusely apologize.

I don't know how
my son got a gun.

We don't allow them
in our home at all.

The police told us that
the gun is registered

to a Department of
Justice employee,

an AUSA named Angela Valdes.

The police want to know, did
he steal it from somewhere?

No, we know who she is.

Tariq has been in fights at school,
and now he's brought a weapon,

which, as you know, is
an automatic expulsion,

so there really isn't much
of a conversation here.

Oh, there's always a
conversation to be had.

- Especially at this school.
- Mrs. St. Patrick...

Deanna Steinberg's
parents had a conversation

when she got caught
changing grades in the system.

Shawn Gardner was busted for
stealing money out the vending machine.

Those are nonviolent incidents.

Oh, I get it.

The black kid gets expelled,

but Michelle Batten
and Jenny West don't,

after they assaulted the girl on
the lacrosse team with their sticks.

Look, Mrs. St. Patrick, there
may be a way to keep Tariq

enrolled at this school, but
the requirements will be severe.

Oh, I wouldn't have
expected it any other way.

'Riq, wait for me downstairs.

- (sighs)
- Listen, you were great in there.

Yeah? And you
were no help at all.

How the hell did he
get Angela's gun?

I don't know, Tasha. I
wasn't there the whole night.

- I went to...
- What the fuck do you mean,

- you weren't there?
- Tasha.

What do you mean you
weren't there the whole night?

You left my kids
alone with that woman?

- That was not part of the deal.
- Look, I'm sorry, okay?

I had to go see Tommy.
It was a sudden thing.

I don't give a fuck. You should
have brought 'em home first.

Tasha.

But it's a good thing we won't
have to have this conversation again.

You know why?

Because my kids won't be
staying at that bitch's house again.

- Tasha, be reasonable, okay?
- Oh, I'm being reasonable.

I'm gonna take Tariq home,

and we can talk to
him there later tonight.

Medina.

The fuck are you doing in
this neck of the woods, Knox?

Oh, it's nice to see
you, too, Medina.

- You good?
- All good, man, what's up?

- Want to walk with me real quick?
- Yeah.

- What's going on?
- Working the Lobos case.

Figured you'd want in.

Are you still riding the
short bus? Lobos is dead.

Right, well, I'm, uh...

I'm trying to build a case on
James St. Patrick as the distributor.

AUSAs... they don't
want to go after him.

They think Thomas
Egan is their guy.

Yeah, I heard you guys
had Egan dead to rights,

- and he got sprung on a technicality.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.

Egan's not the guy. I know
it's St. Patrick, all right?

Only problem is,
the only other person

who can confirm that St. Patrick
is the distributor is Vibora Ruiz.

Now...

I was hoping maybe you could
use some of your DEA contacts,

help me find him?

Why aren't you using any of
your contacts at Southern District?

I'm trying to make sure Angela
Valdes comes nowhere near this thing.

She's, uh... unfortunately
been compromised.

- Fuck that toxic bitch.
- Right.

All right. I'll make some calls.

- I'll get back at you.
- You're a good man.

Have a good day.

- Why would you bring a gun to school?
- I only took it for protection.

Shawn got shot, so I thought
it could happen to me, too.

At your private school
on the Upper East Side?

White kids shoot at schools
all the time. Read the news.

Did you just
disrespect your mother?

Sit your behind
up. Get up. Sit up!

I'm not playing
with you tonight.

I'm not playing, either.

Dad, you're not here to
protect nobody no more.

Mm-mm, boy, don't try it.
Don't try to put this on us.

Tariq, look at me.

Part of being a man is accepting the
consequences of your actions, okay?

Now, you got to go to
therapy for the next year.

On top of that, your mother and I
have decided to put you on punishment.

No TV, no video games, no
iPad, no iPhone, no nothing.

I don't want to hear
anything about it.

Matter of fact, give
me your phone now.

- 333'"?

Have you lost your goddamn mind?

Give your father the phone.
Did you not hear what I just said?

Give your father the phone.

(sighs)

(sighs)

(sighs)

You know why he's
acting out like this, right?

If he didn't get caught with that
gun, would you be here tonight?

Tasha, that's not an
excuse. You kidding me?

It's up to you and I to
make them understand

the repercussions
of their decisions.

And of your decisions, too.

(sighs)

Good night, Ghost.

Good night.

(music playing)

(grunts)

(beeps)

(beeps)

Why the hell did you have an
unsecured weapon around my kids, Angie?

Jamie, I am so sorry.

(sighs)

I wasn't able to put
my gun back in the safe

because you brought the kids
over earlier than we discussed.

- So it's my fault now?
- I'm not blaming anyone.

I put my bag on the top shelf of
the closet and I closed the door.

What was Tariq doing going
through my things in the first place?

He's a boy. That's
what they do, Angela.

They get into shit.

But I... I don't have kids.

You don't, do you?

So I guess snooping
through my shit is hereditary?

The whole fucking situation's
been tough on everyone,

so we should just step away.

Why were you carrying
a gun... in the first place?

I'm an AUSA. I
work high-risk cases.

Have you seen Tommy lately?

No.

I went by his house.

He wasn't there.

I called him on
his phone, Angela.

Same result.

He don't want to see me.

That's what this whole
thing's about, huh?

Your case, the
case you're working?

Let me get this straight.

I ask about a gun, and you
fucking ask about Tommy.

We agreed not to talk
about this anymore.

Yep, and here we are, yet again.

I had to pick...

between Tommy...

and you.

I picked you.

I'm sorry about
the gun. I really am.

Maybe we pushed
the kid thing too fast.

Yeah, maybe I should hang out
with the kids alone for a while first.

What do you say I
make us some dinner?

Sound good?

Okay.

Calm down before you get
yourself all worked up over nothing.

Nothing?

You killed two people
right in front of me.

Oh, no, I didn't
kill two people.

I saved your fucking life.

You shot Wookie.

You just shot him
like he was a dog.

Dogs need to know not to
bite the hand that feeds them.

A'ight, you know what?
This isn't what I signed up for.

Dirt, listen to me.

Everything is gonna be okay.

I'm a cop, remember?

I'm gonna monitor the situation
and make sure nothing else happens.

- No, I think I should walk away.
- We're talking about one job here.

A job that could cover
all your college tuition,

unless you want to be paying
Sallie Mae for the rest of your life.

I don't know, Jukebox.

I'm gonna go home.

I'll call you when I
make up my mind.

Dirt.

Kanan: The fuck are
you up to, Jukebox?

Whatever you doing with this
nigga, you need to rethink it,

because his bitch
ass ain't ready.

Let him go home. And
come up off my pills.

You still haven't come clean.

And I ain't no bitch-ass nigga, and
who the fuck are you, Two-Face?

You fried and burnt
like a pork rind.

Come on, Dirt.

Come on.

Let me walk you out.

Tommy: Yeah,
bro. Take that shit.

You 'bout to get your
limey ass taken out.

In your face. That's a bitch.

Take that in your face
with that mace case.

Oh, baby, you getting hungry?

I don't want food, Tommy.

I want to know what
you're doing about Ghost.

But, Holly, I don't want
to talk about that tonight.

Well, when do you
want to talk about it?

Lobos killed our dog, Tommy.

Okay?

The next time, it's
gonna be you or me.

Nothing's gonna
happen to us. I promise.

You want me to
just trust you on that?

Like when you told me
Bell was just missing?

Oh, wow.

- (cell phone vibrates)
- Hold up.

Are you fucking
serious right now?

- Who is texting you?
- It's Tariq.

He got in trouble
at school today.

Are you gonna
answer my question?

Fuck, Holly, he
snuck out the house.

He's at Basketball City.

So call Tasha to pick him up.

Yo, I can't leave my little man.

Ain't gonna be left hanging by
me, especially with Ghost MIA.

Holly, he came to me.

What if Lobos is out
there looking for you?

Listen, I'm gonna
be careful, okay?

But I cannot let Tariq get hurt.

Now, you just sit that fine little Pilates
ass down right here on this couch,

and you stay here
until I get back.

(Speaking Korean)

Shin: You stole from me.

As much as I hate
the Japanese...

the yakuza have
a few good ideas.

(breathing heavily)

(groaning)

- Thought you was a cop.
- I am.

Ain't no cop gonna
need no squirrel like that.

What's the job?

It must've been
pretty important...

that you stepped all over me.

And I'd do it again.

(groans)

You were out of line.

You fucked up,
and you were right.

I need him.

Well, whatever you got
going on, I want in on it.

You still haven't
told me the truth.

Whatever the fuck you're into,

whoever did this to you.

Bangers, law enforcement.

Either way, they come
down here to find you,

it could fuck up my whole
job, and I ain't having that.

The truth, now.

- I already told your girlfriend.
- No, nigga, I want the truth.

I want to know what the
fuck happened to Shawn.

I ain't got shit to say.

Oh.

You don't think I could find
out your son was murdered

just about the time you
came calling me for help?

I can't believe
you actually lying,

to me of all people.

You ain't black
no more. You blue.

Which is why I can help.

I got access to
every fucking thing.

Motherfucker, I was
the call you made

when you dropped
your first body.

You were the first person
to know I fuck with girls.

Now we gonna play
each other like this?

(scoffs)

Candie didn't know what
you meant by "Ghost."

I do.

That motherfucker
did this to you?

Man, Ghost, he was
your boy, that kid.

Always with his head
in a motherfucking book.

Vicious with a piece, though.

Y'all fell out?

He was the reason
why I went inside.

And he took care of
Shawn all that time.

You got out. You
told Shawn the truth.

Shawn turned against Ghost.

He killed Shawn, right?

Did you know Ghost
was gonna do it?

What happened?

Did you not get there in time?

Or maybe you just
didn't show up at all.

- Were you afraid?
- Fuck no.

I ain't afraid of
no fucking body.

Then why would you
send your son in there

against a man you
raised up to be a gangster?

You knew better.

That kid ain't had
no street in him.

You knew Ghost was
gonna kill him. You knew it.

How could you let that happen?

Ghost didn't kill Shawn.

I did. I pulled the trigger.

He picked Ghost over me.

Like you just did with that kid.

You did what you had to do.

When Shawn picked the
other side, he was the enemy.

Dirt needed a show of loyalty,
so he would stay loyal to me.

Shawn wasn't loyal...

and I ain't saying you
should've shot him.

That's your son, you brought him into
the world, but you ain't raised Shawn.

Ghost did. He's
ultimately responsible.

Shawn was a pawn.

You sacrifice pawns
for the greater good.

Can I have some of that tea now?

You said you wanted the truth.

You got it.

No more secrets between us.

No more secrets.

What about the job?

I got something cooking,

but you're not up for
it yet, down an arm.

First thing we got to do
is get you on your feet.

Well, you know me,
cuz, I'm with whatever.

'Riq. (Whistles) I'm here.

Where you at? (whistles)

Tariq-osaurus.

I should've known it was you.

I thought we established I don't
like people playing on my phone.

Look, man, I knew
you'd show up for Tariq.

You're a good uncle,
Tommy, all right?

Yeah, you're damn right.

Lobos wants me dead.

What are you talking about?

He's locked up. He's
fucking desperate.

He fucking figured out it was
me that tried to kill him, right?

I don't know what that
crazy bastard thinks.

But you... you're
working for him.

Why do you think he hired you?

Because you ain't the only motherfucker
who knows how to push weight.

Or Lobos needs you
for another reason.

- Well, what reason is that?
- I think he used you.

He used you to lure
me to the park that night.

The only reason I'm standing
right here talking to you right now

is because you made it stop.

So I'm saying we should
fucking work together, man.

You know? Ghost
and fucking Tommy.

And bring that
motherfucker down.

He's my enemy. That
makes him your enemy.

He tries to kill me...
you're next, brother.

You don't know.
He needs me, Ghost.

He needs you for now, Tommy.

What happens when you
fucking make a mistake?

"When" I make a mistake?

N01: "if"?

- Tommy...
- No, no, no. You're done.

You're still the same...

Ghost.

Tommy, you saved me.

All right? Let me save us both.

Is Lobos coming after me?

Good-bye, Ghost.

(music playing)

♪ You gon' be part
of my body bag ritual ♪

♪ Hop out, hammer
out to get at you ♪

♪ You gon' be part
of my body bag ritual ♪

♪ .45 lettin' off
some shit at you ♪

♪ You gon' be put
in a body bag, bag ♪

♪ You won't get a
chance to fire back, back ♪

♪ I peep my swag in the mirror,
I think I got a crush on me ♪

♪ I don't want no wack
bitches touchin' me ♪

♪ Tailor-made threads,
satin sheets on my bed ♪

♪ Get a bitch seasick,
waives all on my head ♪

♪ Diamonds in my ear,
Baccarat chandelier ♪

♪ Gabbana underwear,
I'm so fly it ain't fair ♪

♪ Every day a different dime piece,
Rose Gold, different timepiece ♪

♪ Hublot, AP, or Rollie, your bitch
and your jeweler know me, homie ♪

♪ I'm bulletproof, go
'head, take a shot at me ♪

♪ You be dead nigga like
the last one that got at me ♪

♪ My shirt level three,
so I ain't got a vest on ♪

♪ My heart like ice,
my chest like Teflon ♪

♪ I'm a nightmare right here,
just me and my knife, nigga ♪

♪ Don't let me find out you
ain't 'bout that life, nigga ♪

♪ It's doomsday, I
mean goon day ♪

♪ I give the orders, like,
"Air out the room, Dre" ♪

(gunshots)

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