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between Kimi and products
like Siri or Alexa.

Well, Sharon, I will
tell you the difference
between Kimi and those

other products you mention
by name. People.

It's our people and their
level of excellence
that sets us apart.

The voice interpolation on Kimi
is a perfect example.

We don't have an algorithm
trying to figure out what
you said or what you meant.

We have actual people
analyzing Kimi requests

so we can continually
update our understanding
of how you communicate,

who you are, what you want.

So you're listening
to everything?

No. Not at all. We are flagging
miscommunication so Kimi
can better understand you.

And we do this every day.

Think of it this way.
Kimi understands you better
today than it did yesterday

because of our people.

Is that efficient?

It's actually the fastest way
to get better fast,
if that makes any sense.

The bottom line is,
it's working.

You pushed for
the Amygdala Corporation
to go public,

the idea, the timing,
mostly yours.
How are you feeling?

I feel great.

I've been saying
since I was brought in
two years ago,

Kimi is the future
of this company.

It just seemed obvious to me,
and the board agrees.

But talk to me in a week,
after the IPO,
if you'll give me the time.

I absolutely will.

Bradley Hasling, CEO
of the Amygdala Corporation,
thank you for joining us.

We know it's early
there in Seattle.

Oh, Jess.

- I was up.

I forgot you had Sharon.

- Is he awake?
- No.

I'll do it.

Did she ask you how much
you would pocket?

Oh, she knows
I wouldn't answer that.

Where'd they set
the share price? Twenty-eight?

Thirty-one.

Which would put us
north of...

I can't count that high.

Yes?

You can transfer
the second payment now.

Jesus.

Okay.

And no chance of discovery?

Of her? No.

You there?

You'll have it within the hour.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

What time is it?

It's 7:26 a.m.,
Pacific Daylight Time.

You're gonna be late.

Well, today will be the sixth
consecutive day of protests
over the city's

so-called Homeless Safe Zones.

The demonstrations
and counter-demonstrations

were centered in the downtown
area near official buildings...

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Mute TV, play "Oxytocin."

- Kimi?
- I'm here!

Open yesterday's stream
on desktop.

Oh, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no.

Hello?

Marcos, it's Angela.
I thought we had an agreement.

I know, but I got the carpet
guy coming, and the tackless
strip went down all wrong.

I just need
a couple of hours.

I get it,
I have deadlines too,

which is why we agreed
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
on weekdays,

10:00 to 5:00 on Saturdays,
and never on Sundays.

- Please don't do that.
- Do what?

Say the same thing over
and over again until I can't
take it anymore and I give up.

All I'm doing
is reminding you

that you said
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
on weekdays,

- 10:00 to 5:00 on Saturdays,
and never on--
- Okay! Okay, okay.

Hold the work, guys.

Try a wide putty knife
to get the strips up,

and don't use
a nail gun next time.

Whoa, what are you,
in the business?

My dad was.

He did my place.

Maybe I should talk to him.

You can't.

Just let me know whenever
you're gonna go out, will you?

Yep. Thanks. Bye.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Put more kitchen paper
in the cart for next time.

One possibility
is Green Kitchen,
on Decatur Street.

No!
I need more kitchen paper.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Play "Me,"
Taylor Swift.

Creating personalized
station of Taylor Swift songs.

No! I just
want to hear "Me!"

I'm listening.

- Play...
- Tell me
what's on your mind.

- Hey, Kimi.
- I'm here!

You're a peckerwood.

I don't know
what you mean
by "You're a peckerwood."

It means
you're a big wooden dick.

- Hi, sweetie.
- Hi. Do you have time to talk?

Um, a little. What's wrong?

What? Nothing.
I don't know, nothing. I...

Is there something specific?

No.

I'm sorry I bothered you. God.

Okay. Can we start over?

Good morning, my darling.

So, you know the guy
from across the street?

Yes.

I'm not sure I approve of you
waving in the window
like a hooker in Amsterdam,

but, uh, I know who you mean.

Mom, it was lockdown.
Everyone was in the window.

What about the guy?

I asked him to meet me
for breakfast.

Out?

- Good!
- No.

I didn't... I didn't go,

but I tried.

I don't know what you want
me to say, other than
the things I always say.

I don't want you
to say anything. I don't...

- Did you try that Turn2
- Me group?

Okay.

- The Zoom one?
- Yes.

- Roman read about.
- I know the one. Please stop.

Oh, God. I would love to.

Okay. Bye, Mom.

Angela?

Angela? Hello?

Do you hear me, Angela?

Yeah.

- Did you find it?
- Yeah!

The black
sigma repeater with
the six inputs! Yeah?

No, yeah,
I know, but I think
I had a bad cable too.

Ah, okay.

- All right, rebooting now.
- Okay.

Thanks, Darius.

Anything
for you, Hotness.

You can't say
that shit anymore, Darius.

Ah, this is Romania.
MeToo is like 50 years away.

Stay on, let's have a drink.

Isn't it like 6:00
in the morning for you?

Oh, is it? I didn't notice.

Thanks for the help.

Please don't leave me.
No! Don't...

I'm here to install the cable.

You didn't buzz downstairs.

- Somebody was coming out.
- You're still supposed to buzz.

But if somebody's coming out
and you know I'm on my way,
then why--

- You have to buzz.
- Okay. Okay. Sorry.

Now what?

Yeah.

- Yes.
- Oof.

I lied.

I actually don't work
for the cable company.

- Oh, great.
- Sorry.

As long as you don't work
in the D.A.'s office.

Um...

Or for the...

- Oh, go on with that shit.

When were you
at the waterfront?

What are you
looking at?

Your Instagram.

- You ate at The Pink Door?

No.

You wrote here you did.

I just liked the picture.

Why would you write,
"Oh, my God, so delicious,"

if you've never
been there before?

You know that spot
used to be Arturo's?

- No.
- With the red awning.

It's just right across
the street from
the old guitar store.

Vaguely. Yeah.

- It's a Thai place now.
- Is it good?

I don't know,
they don't do takeout.

Sickos.

The guy in the lobby
said it's the best
Thai food he ever had.

Why can't things just be good?
Why do things always
have to be "the best."

I thought I'd try it.

"This is the best
Mobil QuickMart

on the entire West Coast
of the United States."

I'm just throwing it
out there.

Look, we could go
right at 6:00,
as soon as they open,

before anybody's there.

It would just be me and you.

The server
ain't even came in yet.

We could yell our order
straight to the cook.

Never mind.

I'm sorry.

You promised
you wouldn't do that.

I know, but you were
trying this morning
with the food truck.

I brought that up,
that was my suggestion,
on my terms.

Okay, okay.

Look, I don't know
how much longer I can--

I didn't get through
my streams.
I have work tonight.

Exhausting.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Open next stream
on desktop.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it.

- Stop it.
- Shut your mouth, bitch.

Oh...

Ah!

Fuck.

Can you turn a little
left, please?
Toward the light?

Mmm-hmm.

Okay, using your pinky finger,

can you feel along
the outer ridge
of the gum line?

Yeah.

Okay, now feel that same ridge,
but on the other side,
for the right molar.

Okay.

Do you notice any difference?

Yeah, the left one's swollen.

Soft or hard tissue?

Hard.

You need to come in.

Angela, your gum is swollen
and inflamed with red streaks.

You may have an abscess.

Can't you just call in
an antibiotic?

I could, but it'll come back.
We need to do a root canal.

I take perfect care
of my teeth.

You grind. You cracked it.
It happens.

I take perfect care
of my teeth so that
I don't need to come in.

I understand. I thought
things had improved for you
in this... in this area.

Yeah. Well,
COVID was a little bit
of a setback. So...

I... I understand that.

And I know
this is difficult for you.

You don't know.

No, I guess I don't know.

What I do know
is that an abscessed tooth

is a magic carpet for bacteria
to enter the bloodstream
and go to your brain.

Please just call in
the prescription
to the regular place.

And maybe
some painkillers, okay?

I'm not prescribing opiates
for a toothache

you're perfectly capable
of treating.

I am not capable of treating it
and you know it.

I can't come to you. I would
need too much equipment.

Please just call it in.

The antibiotic only.

But you're making a mistake.

Yeah, okay. Thanks.

Why would you
send me that stream?

I have told everybody
not to send me
things like that.

And especially
a week before the IPO.

I thought it might
have been a crime.

Delete it.

Did you hear me?
I thought it might
have been a crime.

Yeah, the devices
pick up things. Lots of things.

And our policy
is it's not our business.

Aren't we legally obligated?
Because of the Amazon
Arkansas thing?

Do you know how long
that court case was?
That was two years.

And that was a murder.
Trust me, Angela, we do not
want our own Arkansas.

I think this might
have been sexual assault.

Don't... No. Don't say that.
You don't know that.
It was an argument.

I have a very strong feeling.

Based on what?

Based on my
very strong feeling.

Okay. Just skip this one.

I can't do that.
I clear my list.
I always clear my list.

Yes, I know that,
and it's one of the things
that I like best about you.

So here's what you do.
You just mark this
degraded audio

- and delete it,
and then you'll be clear.

Will you please,
please shut up?

I am trying to work!

What if this woman
needs help?

We have
no idea who she is.

I have the stream number.

Yeah, but those
are randomly assigned.

She's totally anonymous,
that's the whole point.

Why did I only get a partial?

There was no wake word.
How did the Kimi unit turn on?

I'm here!

Kimi, turn off.

Okay, what about
the device number?

Can we access
the user account from that?

No. I don't have access
to those accounts.

Who does?

- Mrs. Chowdhury might.
- Who?

Natalie Chowdhury,
she's the head
of Organic Interpolation.

She's in Seattle,
in a, uh, tech hub someplace.

Okay. What's her email?

Don't email, you infant.
Call her.

Okay, what's her number?

Listen, don't email
anybody about this.

I'm telling you, you do not
want the aggravation.

They hate
this kind of thing.

What is her number?

I don't know. Look it up
in the company directory.

And, hey, don't send me
anything like this
ever again. Please.

Hey, you guys, I swear to God!
You are driving me insane!

I am going to take
everything you love
and put it in a garbage bag!

- Organics.
- Hi, may I sp...

Is this the number
for Ms. Chowdhury?

Ms. Chowdhury's not in
just now. May I take a message?

Yes, my name is Angela Childs.
I'm a voice stream interpreter.

And I believe I may have heard
a crime on one of the streams.

I see. Amygdala takes
evidence of wrongdoing
very seriously, Ms. Childs.

If you could please write
a detailed summary
and email it to Ms. Chowdhury,

she will return your call
by the end of day.

Uh, I'd rather
just tell her about it.

Amygdala takes this
very seriously, Ms. Childs,

and we do ask that you start
with a written report.

- Organics.
- Hello, this is Angela Childs.

I was just wondering
if Ms. Chowdhury was in yet?

Ms. Chowdhury's
not in just now.
Did you send the report?

No, not yet, but I will.
Do you have any sense
of when she'll be back?

Hello again, this is
Angela Childs calling.
I was wondering--

Yes, Ms. Childs,
I recognized the number.

I'm afraid
she's still not free.

It might be easier
if you just came in.
You're in Seattle, I see?

Yes.

Fine, just come down
to the office
in about an hour.

Bring the recording, and if
she isn't available, I'll--

I can't come there.

May I ask why not?

Yes, because
it's not convenient.

But you can tell her
that I will be

available all day. Okay?

Okay, Ms. Childs, I will do.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hey, Prosecutor,
what you doing?

I can't really talk right now.

Make it fast. What's up?

Okay, sorry. Um,
I just had a quick question.

Um, if I heard a crime
on one of the streams,

who do I tell?

FBI.

The Internet is interstate.
What'd you hear?

I'll, um,
I'll tell you later...

When you come over?

- Maybe around 8:00-ish?

I don't know.

I'll text you.

Okay.

Hey, Hotness!

Seriously, Darius,
they will fire you for that.

I invite them to fuck off!

- Are you drunk?
- Yes. What do you want?

What's a freq tab D 26,
26 request?

Why?

It was on a stream yesterday.

Ah!

A freq tab means a Kimi unit's
been tabbed...

- I'm here!
- Kimi, turn off!

for frequent interpolation
and interpretation.

D 26, 26 means it's not
the algorithm picking it,

it's the code of the person
requesting it. Why?

- How do I find out
who requested it?
- You can't.

- Can you?
- Maybe.

I don't know. I've never tried.
I'd need the device number.

Just sent it to you.
But you can't access the user
data with the device number.

Of course you can.
Who says you can't?

- Someone at corporate.
- Well, they lied.

If you have the device number
and the admin code,

you can hear every recording
that Kimi's ever made...

- I'm here!
- ...if you want.

Kimi, turn the fuck off!

- Do you have an admin code?

Yes, but I'm not gonna
give you mine.
You'd need a dummy code.

- Will you make me one?
- Why the fuck would I do that?

You know, you only ever call me
when you need a favor.

And your Instagram is bullshit,
by the way. I data scraped.

It's full of reposts and lies.
I don't even know
who you are, really.

Ah!

Who makes
fake life online, huh?

Literally everyone.
Can you make me
a dummy admin code, please?

Why should I?

- Because I heard something bad.
- You hear lots bad.

No, not like this.

And, trust me, I know bad.
I used to moderate
for Facebook.

Shit. I gotta go.
Send me the code?

This is last favor,
fake Hotness. You're too weird,
even for me.

Thanks. Bye.

Hi.

Where are you?
We had a session
starting 20 minutes ago.

- I am... Something came up
at work that I, uh...

Angela?

Yeah. That I, uh, just got
a little wrapped up in.

- "Wrapped up?"
What do you mean, wrapped up?

I just, um, couldn't stop
thinking about it.

Angela? What are you doing?
This is rude.

Yeah, sorry. I'm sorry.

- Uh, I was just looking
at the... the thing.

Some new data
has come to light.

Okay. This is the sort of
thing we've wanted
to leave behind, isn't it?

Thinking about something
to the exclusion of all else,

even when you've been
asked to stop?

Like the virus,
like Evergreen...

Wow! Wow, just leaping in
with both feet today, huh?

What is this work thing?
Why pursue this?

I heard something and I...

I think a woman
might need help.

Maybe she does.

Or maybe you've just replaced
your real stresses with this.

Do you think
it's time to talk about it?

- About what?
- What happened to you
at Evergreen.

How long you're going to let it
color the rest of your life.

- Yeah.

Yeah. I think you're right.

And at what point
are you going to say
"Enough. My life starts now?"

Yep. Yep. You are...

You're 100% right, Dr. Burns.

Thank you. Thank you.

And I'm realizing
the thing that I really want
to be able to do is, like...

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Call Brad mobile.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Play "Oxytocin"
by Billie Eilish.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Call Brad mobile.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Open recording.

You have
to fucking stop this.

You know
what you did.

You don't know
what you're talking about.

I don't know
what I'm talking about?

- It wasn't like that.
- Admit what you did.

I thought
it was a fucking game.

Bullshit!

You raped me.

You're insane. I...
I don't know what you want.

I want people to know
who you really are.

I want them to know
you're a rapist!

Stop it!
And stop calling my house.

No, Brad.
No. I won't be discarded.

This is over.

Oh, no, it isn't.

I know things, Brad.

You should
stop talking right now.

People need to know
about your shitty product.

They should know
anybody can hack into it
any time they want.

Say goodbye
to your $100 million.

You're sick.
Get some help.

- Admit what you did!
- Don't you fucking
touch me! You...

You ever come
to my house again, I'll--

What?
What are you gonna do?

I'm not
fucking around anymore!
Stop it! Stop it now.

No, Brad! No, Brad!

No, Brad! No, Brad!

- No!

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Turn off.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Open recording.

What... Oh, my... No!

Over there. Over there.

- Lay her down.

That's it.
Over there. On the ground.

- Watch the spray.
- Yep.

That's it.

Hello?

May I
speak to Ms. Childs, please?

This is she.

It's Natalie Chowdhury,
returning your call.

Are you there?

Yes. Yes, I'm here.

As I said,
it's Natalie Chowdhury,
from Amygdala.

You called me earlier
about, uh, a data stream?

- Several times, I see.
- Yes.

Yes,
I've heard something.

I've heard
something disturbing.

I see. Well, um...

I am sorry to say
that this does come up
from time to time.

And it is not something
I take lightly.

- You've called
exactly the right person.

I... I'll tell you
what let's do.

Let's definitely call the FBI
as soon as possible.

I'm clearing my schedule
for the rest of the day.

Close your files,
come to my office,

and we'll listen
to the recordings together.

We can be joined
by a third party

and you can select
from anyone on my staff.

Then we'll notify
the authorities officially.

Together.

When they come,
we'll play everything
for them here.

Does that sound good?

I'm leaving now.

- Hey. Hey! 4
- F? Angela?

Yeah, that's lateral thinking.

No, that's Caracas.

Mmm-hmm.

Blocked.

Mmm-hmm.

September.

Everybody keep going.
I'll jump back on in five.

This was not our agreement.

No choice.

Why not?

Your friend...

Did you give her a Kimi?

Holy shit.

Unbelievable.

She got unpredictable.
Threatening. I was just
keeping an eye on things.

Well, so was she.

I don't understand how--

Tech worker got an algo prompt.

She's on her way
to see Chowdhury.

What now?

How much more cash
can you get?

Remove eyeglasses
and lean into scanner.

Oh, I never, um...

Remove eye glasses
and lean into scanner.

Hello?

Hello?

Please use this card
to access floor three.

Excuse me.
Ms. Chowdhury's office?

- Um, at the end
of the hall to the left.
- Thanks.

Hi. I'm here
to see Ms. Chowdhury.

Ms. Childs.
Yes, she's expecting you.

Can I get you anything?
Are you all right?

- Everything's good. Ms. Childs.
- Hi.

- Hey, come on in.
- I'm fine.

- Have a seat.
- Thank you.

Wow,
that is one hell of a story.

I just...

- Oh!
- Yeah, I thought so too.

Oh!

I'm with you, you know.

- Okay.
- Okay.

Can I hear the streams, then?

Oh...

Right now?

Well, yes.

Oh. I...

I, um...

Sorry, I thought...
I thought that you said
we would do it in the...

In the presence of the FBI?

That's not exactly
what I said,

but I have to know
what we're dealing with.

We're dealing with what sounds
like a premeditated murder.

How do I know that?

Because I just told you.

Twice now.

- Okay, Angela.
- Yeah?

How about you give me
the device and number,
and I can pull the data myself?

Can we please
just call the FBI first?

- Angela.
- Yeah?

I understand that you have
taken some mental health
leave in the past.

W...
why is that in my file?

Well, it's just to say
that I understand that--

You understand what?

Well, not the specifics
of your case.

- I mean, I would never--
- I was assaulted. I...

I was assaulted...

And...

and the police put me
on trial instead of him.

Wow. That's awful.

And under
those circumstances,

I certainly understand
your reluctance.

Are your parents
with us, Angela?

My mother is.

My father died
not long before the incident.

I cannot imagine how that--

I never gave you guys
a retinal scan.

Sorry?

Downstairs. There was
a retinal scanner at the door

and it let me in,
but I never sat for a scan.

Well, we take them
off the video conferences.
It's faster.

- But I didn't give permission.
- Sure you did.

It's in the terms
and conditions
of the conference software.

Nobody reads those.

Angela...

What are we doing here?

We're waiting for you
to call the FBI?

You're right.

You're right.
It'll take me two minutes. I...

Okay, I have to get
Mr. Cole on the line.

Um...
Make yourself comfortable.

And, Angela...

You're a very strong,
brave woman.

No one's ever accused me
of that before.

Well, it's true.

You hang tight.

Hey, I am gonna get Cole
on the line...

If he calls me
before I find him, just...

Excuse me. Do you have
a bathroom I can use?

It's in the hallway.
Past the elevators.

Phew.

Shit.

That way.

Hey, you've reached
Terry Hughes.

Sorry, I can't come
to the phone right now.

This is Dr. Sarah Burns.

I'm away from the phone
or in a session right now.

That envelope looks thin.

It's a Coinbase login.

Better be enough.

It's everything I have left.

We are contained and clean
at a corporate level.

But the tech worker's
in the open.

You said you had her.

They did.
But now they don't.

What the fuck, Rivas?

I can handle it.

I'll use Yuri.

But Yuri's expensive. So...

This is...
This is happening too fast.

I know, right?

Crazy times.
The world these days.

I mean, it bums me out,
to be honest.

Relax. In a week
you'll be rich.

Don't ever contact me again.

Forget how to use
a rerouter?

I need
a moving packet location
in real-time.

- Just use Spyic.
- Didn't work.

- This an amateur?
- She works in tech.

So she has TrakBlok.

Why do you think
I called you?

I like her.

$50,000 if I'm always live.

That's usurious.

No, it is not.
I'm not charging interest.

It's excessive,
is what you mean.

Fine. Fifty.

Number?

U.S. 206-134-0970.

Don't go anywhere.

You still there?

Where the fuck else
would I be, Yuri?

She's moving south on Fifth,
towards Union.

You better hurry.
She's walking fast.

What the hell?

Oh, fuck me.

No, no, no, fuck you.

Stop the sweep!
Stop the sweep!

- Charlie! Charlie!
- Go! Go! Go!

- No perimeter!
- Go!

Help! Help!

Homes, not jails!
Homes, not jails!

God damn it,
she's gone. Fucking gone.

Relax.

Yuri? You still there?
Where the fuck is she, Yuri?

Question is not where she is.

It's where she's going.

I don't know. I couldn't see.
Maybe she went north.
It's a fucking mob of people.

Fucking assholes, man.
They've got nothing
better to do.

What the fuck
is wrong with people?

Everybody in everybody
else's business.

Que molestia.

Are we going
to go for at least martinis?
Who's buying this time?

- No, you.
- Oh, why?

- You got the bonus.

You got the bonus.
From, uh... from work.

There you are!

- Ow!

I told you
to wait for us.

- Oh! Don't fall.
- Don't worry, I got you!

- What--
- Shut up.

She's still out.

Where else
can we do it?

What? Like, in public?

Sure.

She never goes out,
now they're gonna find her
on the street?

Mugging. Bleeds out.
Happens all the time.

He said at home.

What? A break-in?

- Why not?
- I just don't like it.

You don't have to.

What did she do?

- Don't start.
- What,
you never wonder?

- Please.
- Yeah...

This is it. Pull over.

- Got her keys?

Set?

Wait for these two.

Come on.

Get her arm.

You got her?

Fuck.

- You got her?
- I got her. Hurry up.

Jesus, it's like
a fucking janitor's keys.

Come on. It'll be great.

- Angela!
- Incoming.

Angela! Hey!
How's it going?

Oh! You don't look
so good, girl.

What's she been doing,
you guys?

She had a little relapse.
But we got her.

- Oh, yeah? That's it, huh?
- Yeah. Yeah.

- Yeah, is that right? Good.
- Yeah, yeah. He's got her.

- Dude, what's going on?
- Help.

Run! Run!

- Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

- Not a sound.

- The couch.

- Here.

Hold that there tight, okay?

Thank you.

- I've seen you.

Yeah. Yeah, I... I...

I live over there.

How did you know my name?

It's, um...

You know. It's...
it's on your...
it's on your buzzer.

Not my first name.

I searched
your address records.

It wasn't hard.

You're like me.

You never go out.

That's how I knew
that you were in trouble.

Serves me right.

Is this the only copy?

- Well, I...
- No.

- Okay.

The files on there
were dumped from somewhere.

Where did you get them from?

Doesn't matter.

I emailed it to everyone
I know this morning.

You sent it to exactly no one.
I went through your email.

Where did you get them from?

Who is it on the recording?

Does it matter?

Where did you copy that from?

Toothache? Ooh.

Where did you get it from?

No. No.

No.

No.

No, no, no, stop.

Why would you? Don't.

Get your fucking hands
away from there.

Laptop.

Do you hear her? What?

What? Say what now?

Laptop.

Huh.

Watch them.

You'll need
the password.

Oh, thank you.
We have all that.

Thank you.

- That's it?
- Yeah.

Check her downloads.

- Got it.
- Okay.

Leave it.
Leave it. Leave it.

- Kimi!
- I'm here!

Answer FaceTime on laptop.

Angela? What the...

Kimi! Bedtime lights!

Kimi! Play "Sabotage"!

Kimi! Max volume!

Forget about her.
I got the drive. Let's just go.

What the...

Ah.

What the fuck's going on?

I just got stabbed, asshole!

Ah...

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Turn the lights on, please.

Hmm. Ooh.

- Can you hold
that there tight?
- Mmm.

Coming!

Hey, what's your name?

I'm Kevin.

Thanks, Kevin.

Any...

Any time.

- Kimi.
- I'm here!

Call 9-1-1.

I know. Sorry,
but somebody was coming up...

9-1-1, what's your emergency?

My name is Angela Childs.

I'd like to report a break-in
at 1-8-5-5 Stacy Street,
apartment 4F.

There's a person here
who's been stabbed
and needs medical attention,

and there's also, um...

Three dead bodies.

Hi.

Hey...

I'm here!