All language subtitles for Bunny.Clive.2024

- Yo, what we eating tonight?

Like yo, I am fucking starving, for real, like.

- Mm, I'm in the mood with some chicken if you got it.

- We can go and hit the homie, Pierre,

a lil youngin' 'round the block.

He got a new food truck spot.

See who that is real quick, man,

I ain't really expecting nobody.

Maybe it's the lil youngin', nobody man.

- Hey man,

long time no see.

- And don't forget to call him, you be bullshitting.

- Okay, man.

- All right, all right.

Clive, what's good man?

- What up, Chef?

- What you got there for me, since you here unexpected?

- Came to come drop something off to you.

- Yeah, yeah.

- It's a early Christmas present.

- I'ma count this though.

- You gotta count it.

Big man, what's up, you still losing money?

Every time I come here.

Oh shit.

How you doing love?

Never seen you around here?

- She pretty good man.

Guess we good here.

We pretty divvied up right now,

so I'm not gonna hold you up

for anything you got to do, you know.

- All right, my bad about that, Chef.

- Catch you next time, man.

You feel me?

- I'll be good.

- Yeah, be good fam.

- See you around, bro.

Y'all be safe

- Yo, make sure you lock that door,

you know what I mean?

- I ain't know you was having somebody come through.

- Yo, okay, okay.

Oh you really trying to rob me, huh?

You want the crown that bad?

The fuck you think you doing here, Clive?

- Yo crown?

You think I want that fucking crime?

Nigga I'm here to take this money.

I'm here to take your fucking life.

And I'm here to take your girl.

- Yeah, I know you bugging.

You real fucking goofy.

I got this whole block flooded.

Flooded with everybody.

Where you gon go?

Who really gon fucking help you?

Who gon help?

- I am.

- Ain't this a bitch.

Ay yo, loader, I know.

Bitch.

- Ay yo.

Hey.

The fuck you doing on my porch, man, what's up?

All right, I'm going to get my gun.

If you still back out here, it ain't gonna be good.

- Oh fuck.

Ah.

Fuck.

Fuck.

Oh shit.

Hey Tony, what's, what's, what's up man?

Hey, hey, hey

- Dougie.

You was supposed to be in my office for meeting at nine.

Do you know what time it is?

One, the time is one o'clock.

- Hey look, look, hey, Tony,

I ain't even gonna lie to you man,

I gotta go ahead and put in for this Uber

and everything like that and I'll,

I'll hit you. - Uber?

Are you kidding me?

I thought you said you were. - Ay man, I'm sorry man,

I can't even hear you man.

I'ma talk to you later.

I'll see you when I get there.

Okay, bye. - Nigga don't hang.

- I need to call a Uber.

- My fault, brother, my fault.

- You working on something back there, brother?

- Yeah, yeah, something like that.

- Well, if you don't mind me asking,

what you working on, man?

- Story report?

- No shit.

So you like a news reporter?

- Yeah.

- My nigga, I ain't never had no celebrity

in this mother, man.

What you working on?

- Well, at this moment,

I don't really have anything right now.

- Well, look, you know, I might have a suggestion or two

if you want to hear it.

- Sure man.

- You need to write about them aliens.

- You said aliens? - Aliens.

- I'm sorry.

You said aliens?

- Goddamn right, I said aliens.

You see all these funny looking motherfuckers

walking around here right now.

Them motherfuckers is here.

Shit, think about it.

They might have always been here, you know.

Think about that shit, think about it.

- I'm not gonna take away the notion

that there is an intelligent life beyond humans.

But I work for the Alchemy Report.

You know what I'm saying?

This is big.

Like this ain't no grocery store tabloids

that's talking about like,

if Tupac is still alive.

- Hey nigga,

Tupac is still alive.

That motherfucker was just over there in Jamaica

having the time of his fucking life.

You ain't seen the fucking video?

- No, no I haven't.

- Hey brother, I don't mean to be rude or nothing like that,

but, is that you smelling like that?

- Nah, man.

- Smell like shit.

Boy, lemme tell you something.

If you ever need a fucking ride anywhere,

I'll be your personal driver, all right.

I can get past the smell.

- Tony.

- Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

How long have we known each other, Dougie?

- At least like 10 years, man, like since college.

- 10 years.

And it's safe to say that I've always had your back, right?

- Of course, of course.

You got my story.

- Well see.

- Well see nothing man.

See that's the that I'm talking about.

I have people to answer to at DFS.

We supposed to have our stories at the top of the week.

You're killing me.

- I know Tony man, look, I'm trying to do my best.

- Your best isn't good enough.

You're always late, you're always missing deadlines.

And on top of that, what the fuck is that smell?

- I was rushing to get to you.

- To get to me?

So you thought it was a good idea to come in here

smelling like booze and ass?

- I just didn't wanna be late.

- Late?

Nigga, you was already late.

Next time try putting a bar of soap to your ass.

And brushing your damn teeth.

You look and smell like shit.

- Tony, look man, I promise man, I'll do better.

Matter of fact, I actually do have a story for you.

- Oh, so now you have a story?

- Yeah.

- What's the story, Dougie?

Hmm, hmm.

What's the story?

- Um,

aliens.

- Nigga, did you just say fucking aliens?

- Think about it.

They, how do you know about the whereabouts of them?

And we as a country have just been ignoring the signs.

- What signs?

- That they have been here all along.

- Get the fuck outta my face yo.

- Tony.

- No, Tony, nothing man.

Look, I love you like a brother, I really do.

But when it comes down to one of us getting fired,

that's always gonna be you.

Okay, it's not personal, it's just business.

Now get me my story or I'ma have to let you go.

- All right man, I'ma get your story.

- Good.

And Dougie take the rest of the day off, man.

I can't have you around here smelling like that.

You smell like shit.

Go man.

- Man lemme turn this music up, get this party started.

- Why'd y'all boys turn the music down,

the party's just now getting started?

My name is Tasha.

Rico sent me as a gift for y'all

for taking care of things while he's been locked away.

- Oh, is that so?

- Yes, it is actually.

He want his boys to be able to go harder than ever

when he gets out.

- Shit baby, I'm hard right now.

You know this nigga.

Who this nigga?

- Who, him?

Oh, that's Lance.

He's my personal bodyguard guard.

- Shit, that ain't your man?

- Oh no baby.

If I had a man, he wouldn't be all too happy

with the things I like to do to make money.

- You can take it over here now.

- Hmm, is that right?

- Yeah.

- Well then somebody turned the music up and pass me a shot

so we can get this party started.

- Shit I got you.

There you go.

- You like what you see?

- Shit yeah.

- Are you looking for another round?

- Yeah, sure.

Thank you Kara.

- So what's really going on?

- Not too much.

- Are you still down at Alchemy?

- Yeah.

Tony's trying to fire me

for not getting him a credible story.

- Give him a credible story.

- It's not that simple.

- Why?

- It's just,

it's just.

There's a certain method to the madness.

- I'm listening.

- The Alchemy is based on factual events,

things that cause a ripple effect in the everyday norm.

We have to find a story that when it hits

and it really hits,

I mean, they're talking about it for weeks.

- So you can't find the story?

- Nope.

Unless you know if Tupac's still living in Jamaica.

- What?

- Nothing.

- Well, don't give up.

You're really smart, you're creative.

The world does need people like you.

You're what keeps us other people inspired.

Remember that?

- Did I inspire you to break up with me?

- No Dougie, you pushed me away

by not wanting to deal with your own demons.

It's like you prefer it to be with them than me.

Either way, it was a really long time ago

and I don't have any more hard feelings.

I still have a lot of love for you

because we are who we choose to be

and I love who you are.

- Thank you.

I love you too.

- Aw, ain't that cute?

How come you ain't never talk to me like that?

- Because you walk out on your tab

and you're a shitty tipper.

- Damn, that hurt.

When did you ever pull that?

- I didn't, she pulled me.

- Bullshit, you not her type.

- No bullshit, she was my type.

- Nah, it had to be a rebound.

- This has to be hella awkward for you guys.

Seeing as how I'm standing right here.

- Nah sweetheart, I'm just trying to make friends.

- Yeah, well I don't want any new friends.

- Damn, why not, you going soft?

- Dougie.

- Look, my big bandana hair wearing friend.

It's fine, it's fine, I'm not gonna do anything.

I just want to have a good night, have some drinks,

talk to an old friend and not have any trouble man.

So, I think it'd be great if you just go on with your night.

- Damn that stinks.

- Damn, the only thing that does stink is your breath.

Smells like you've been licking crack all day.

- Aww, now we could be friends.

- Can I have another shot please.

Thank you.

- Pussy.

- Oh shit.

- Oh girl, you smell good.

- Mm, thank you baby.

- Mm.

- It's Chanel.

- Oh yeah.

- What's that, a little bunny tat?

- Yeah, it is actually.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- She means that I like to get the party jumping.

- Oh, is that right?

So what Rico send you over here for anyway.

- Pretty much to do anything you guys want me to do.

- Anything?

- Mm-hmm.

- Shit, I got a little something,

we could go on back and get this party started.

- Is that right?

- That's right.

- Well first baby, I need to get paid.

- Paid?

- Yes baby.

I mean, Rico sent me

but he wasn't about to pay me off of his books for y'all.

- All right man, so how much you want?

- I want all of it.

- All of it?

- Yes baby, all of it.

- Fuck she mean all of it bro?

- I don't know man, Rico a good one.

He sitting over a hoe who's also a comedian.

- I'm very serious.

- Only thing serious is about you sucking me

and the rest of my niggas off,

we kicking your ass back out to them streets,

where Rico found your raggedy ass.

She talk about all of it.

Crazy ass shit.

- You wanna know what baby?

- What's up?

- I am crazy.

- Come on now, wait.

- Don't fuck about that nigga.

Now tell us where the money is.

- Bitch, I ain't telling you shit.

Ow.

Bitch just shot me.

Damn. - Oh.

- Fuck.

- Poor baby.

You gonna need to get that checked out soon

or it's gonna bleed to death.

Or we can do it the easy way

and you can tell me where the money is.

- I'm not telling you shit bitch.

- As a matter of fact, I'ma count to three.

One little bunny.

- Man, stop man.

Don't shoot me.

- Two little bunnies.

- Stop, don't shoot me man.

- Three little bunnies.

- All right, it's in the fucking back man,

it's in the fucking back.

- That wasn't hard, was it?

Go get it

- Man, y'all don't know who y'all fucking with, man.

I swear when Rico get out,

he gonna fucking skin y'all alive.

- Do I look like a bitch that care about what Rico think?

- Man fuck you.

- Damn, what happened?

- Nigga was talking about Rico too much so I killed him.

- Hey man, hold on, hold on, hold on,

hold on, hold on, whoa, whoa, whoa.

- More murders have been reported

in the South Side District, that now comes to a total of.

- That is what you get for day drinking.

- The most recent

being a gang. - I have to go

handle inventory but I'll be back.

- Rico Martel. - Thanks.

- Who served two years from a drug charge

stemming from a traffic stop.

The only reports coming in about the suspects

are from a man who would rather stay anonymous.

He was there when the murders happened.

He states that there's a man and a woman.

The woman appears to have a tattoo

on her left shoulder of a bunny.

Please be advised that they are more than likely

armed and dangerous.

Police can ask, if you have any information on the suspects

or recent events, to please contact them.

- How's looking over there babe?

- It's looking real good, baby.

I've been thinking about that vacation

we've been talking about.

- Oh yeah.

Damn right, gimme something.

Hey yo, that's my fault back there too.

You know I ain't think that one guy

was gonna dip out like that so fast.

- Mm, I ain't worried about that nigga.

Trust, I'm gonna find him and handle it.

Besides, he work for Rico so he'll be around.

- You think he gonna tell?

- Even if he did, he don't know what we look like.

- I'm saying I just don't want

that kind of heat on us, you know.

- Baby, listen, I ain't worried

so you don't need to be worried either, all right.

- Okay.

- Baby.

- Mm?

- What you want from all of this?

- I don't know.

Shit, I just want to be with,

you know, somewhere sunny on the beach

sipping on some drinks.

- I don't know either.

But I do know that it's more to it than this shit.

- That it is.

- Hey, I think I'm gonna get up outta here.

- You sure?

You don't need a ride?

- Nah, I'll be fine, thank you.

It's good seeing you Kara.

- Good seeing you too.

See you Dougie.

- So you think you so smart don't you?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- Do you know now?

- Man, please.

- What all did you say to the police about the shootings?

- Man, that was you?

- We been keeping for the lo for the longest.

And you go stitching to 12 about what you actually saw.

Damn, you so fucking stupid.

- Look man, Rico about to get out.

- Oh, please tell me I ain't dealing with another

Rico dick rider. - Please don't

fucking shoot me.

- Strip nigga.

I said strip nigga.

That's right.

- Please don't fucking shoot me.

- Unfortunately Cardi Boy, you know I can't do that.

- Fuck.

Oh shit.

- Get up slowly.

Get the fuck up.

Hurry up.

Hurry the fuck up.

Taking all fucking day.

- Look what we got baby.

- Who the fuck is this nigga?

- I just seen this watching in the corner.

- Watching me?

- I didn't see, I don't even know what.

I don't see shit.

My name is Dougie Pierce.

I work for the Alchemy, the reporter.

So I was leaving the bar.

- A reporter?

Yeah, you might be useful.

You coming to the crib with us?

- What?

- Yeah, let's go.

- Come on.

You wanna end up like that.

- What's good, king?

- Hey what up?

- You got the on time.

- Ah.

- What's good big homie. - Good seeing you.

- How you been?

- Can't call it my G.

You know, I'm just glad to be out.

- Look like you lost some weight in there.

- Fuck you, motherfucker.

If anything, I got stronger.

- I hear that.

- Mentally and physically.

How about you?

How's everything?

- It's been straight for a while now but it's.

- But what?

- Recent events went down,

put us at a loss with the cartel.

- Slight loss, huh?

How slight is this loss?

- Kill the boys, they got hit at the house on 23rd.

- Hmm.

Where's Kill now?

Where's kill?

- He's dead.

Moss too.

Pretty much everybody else there.

- Hmm.

So how did all this go down?

- From what the news said, there's a couple.

- Like a nigga and the bitch?

- Yeah. - And it's

already in the news?

- Yep.

- Hmm.

Anybody seen 'em?

- Word out?

Curt was the one who called 12.

He was there the whole time.

Somehow he got out without getting killed.

- Curt got out without getting killed, huh?

Well, it sounds like we need to find Curtis

and have a conversation right.

Make the call, have that conversation.

- Well?

- Well?

- Nigga, get to asking us the questions.

Besides, you ain't going nowhere no time soon.

- Yeah, you basically stuck here.

You'll sleep on that couch.

- Are y'all gonna kill me?

- Don't ask questions like that.

You said you was a reporter, right?

- Yes.

- All right then.

Get to asking the good questions.

Besides the world needs to know just who we are.

- Sorry, I'm just a little nervous.

- Nervous, why?

- 'Cause he saw you kill somebody.

Don't worry, man, it happened to me

the first time too, all right.

She can have that way on people

but she's as sweet as can be.

- Right.

Whew.

Kind of warm in here.

May I have something to drink?

- What you want, some water, Hennessy?

I'ma get you some Henny, because I want some too.

You want some baby?

- Hmm, no thank you baby.

So what made you wanna be a reporter?

- Well, I didn't actually,

I just, I really like writing and I majored in journalism.

- Hmm?

College boy.

- Thank you.

Did you go?

- I mean, I did for a little bit,

but then I ended up dropping out.

And I still ended up with a nine to five job.

- Doing what?

- She was a CO.

- Correctional Officer?

- I mean, it wasn't all that

- Shit.

She was one of their best.

The law wanted her to do bigger things,

but you talking about the woman who's sexy

and that could shoot a target

from over a hundred yards away now.

- Wow.

- My aim is impeccable.

- She's a natural.

- What can I say?

When I see my target, I go after what I want.

- Oh.

That's an impressive,

- You have no idea.

- You really think we gonna be able to get our story

out the right way?

- Yeah why, you don't think so?

- I want to think so, but I don't know.

I feel like he ain't the right one to do it for us.

You feel me?

I feel like we need to find somebody

who really know what they doing.

- Are you jealous?

- What?

Jealous of what?

That nigga?

- This is too cute.

- Fuck outta here, I ain't jealous.

- Oh my baby, you jealous ain't you?

Baby, it's all right okay.

Ain't nothing to be jealous about.

Besides, I need to get the best story

so that he can give it to the Alchemy.

- I hope you right.

- Mm, I am.

Now come here.

- You talking too much ish.

- Oh, I'm already knowing

you weren't going for that.

- Uh-uh, we ain't doing that here.

- Nah, enough of that, enough of that.

We can't go out like.

- Trey.

- What's good, Trey?

- How you doing, man?

- Oh.

- What's good nephew?

- When you got out?

- Hug.

- Ah, I just got out yesterday, man.

- Not as far, that's far.

It's good to see you. - How's everything been?

- Just holding down the block, you feel me?

- Big facts.

How your mama house?

- She's good, she's good.

- Everything good?

- Everything's all right, yeah.

- All right.

So I all hear from my homie Curtis lately?

- Y'all haven't heard about Curtis.

- Heard what?

- Mike, you might wanna tell 'em.

- He got popped last night.

- What?

- The cops found him around the corner, in his underwear

and they listed him as a John Smith,

but one of my customers identified him.

- Any idea who did it?

- Nah. - Nah.

But I'm gonna keep it out though.

- That's a good look nephew.

- For sure.

- Yeah.

- Y'all need anything?

- No, I'm straight.

- Yeah? - Good.

- All right, y'all stay in contact.

You let me know if something pop.

- For sure, Unc, love.

- All right, my love, have a good one.

- Are you ready? - Yeah.

- Put the word out.

We gotta find out who's killing our boys.

- All right, on it.

- So boom, there I was right,

I pulled over with a spy tag with hella bags on me.

Shit, had I been any younger, I would've eaten them shits,

but I almost died one day sleeping on the train tracks.

- Wow.

Wow.

- Yeah, but if it wasn't for that,

I wouldn't have got locked up and I wouldn't have ran

into the finest woman I've ever known.

- Nigga shut up.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, so, so, so wait,

you were locked up and you? - Yeah,

and I worked there and?

- Interesting man.

I actually, I've only known about that,

but never heard about an inmate-guard relationship.

- I mean, it happens more than you think it do.

- Huh?

So what did you see in him?

No offense, man.

- None taken.

- Clive had this grit about him that just turned me on.

I mean, I was over the CO anyways,

so I was about to put my two weeks notice in.

And when he got out, we linked up.

- So y'all got out and y'all decided to rob and kill people?

- What?

Nigga, hell no.

- Truth be told, Clive was reformed

- On the straight and narrow.

- Yeah.

And it was me who got that back on the street.

- Huh.

So you know how Eve popped that ass

for Adam to eat that apple?

That's what she did for me.

Huh, I just couldn't help myself.

- But it took a while though.

But before, you know, he was back on the streets

doing things worse than what was on his records.

- Shit, she turned me to a killer.

- More like a lover to get this money.

- For sure.

- Wow.

And y'all became this crime duo.

It's funny man, it's interesting

'cause it's like y'all follow kinda like

the Bonnie and Clyde stories,

but like, I mean, your name is Clive

and you got a bunny tattoo.

So y'all could be Bunny and Clive.

- Ooh, Dougie Pierce, I love that.

Baby that's it.

That could be our alias.

- My name ain't no alias.

What is you?

- Nigga don't be dumb now all right.

It's a play on words.

Besides, do you want the people to know

your name is Clivell?

- Yo.

- Exactly.

Babe, listen, all right, we're a power couple

and the people need to know exactly who we are.

Okay, this is it.

Bunny and Clive.

I like that Dougie Pierce

- Pretty clever man.

- Thanks.

- Bunny and Clive.

Listen Dougie, you make sure that people know that, okay.

We need to be known for that, all right?

- All right, I'll make sure that be

the first thing they hear.

Bunny and Clive.

- Bunny and Clive.

- I like that.

Make the call.

Make the call.

- Hey Tony, it's me, Dougie.

- Yo, Dougie, where the fuck have you been man?

- We haven't talked since the last time I seen you.

- Yeah, yeah that's my bad, yeah.

- Do you even wanna work for us anymore?

- No, man, it's not that man.

I really, really wanna work for y'all.

I just immersed in pretty, pretty, pretty big story.

- Really?

What, you get abducted by the aliens?

- No, not quite.

- Look man, all I know is it better be

a pretty compelling and convincing story

if it's been keeping you from coming in, man.

'Cause really Dougie at this point,

you might want to just.

- I'm with the couples that been committing

the robberies and murders recently?

- Wait, what?

- I've been interviewing the couple

that have been on the news recently with the crimes.

- Holy shit, Dougie.

How'd you get that to happen?

- I didn't, I just,

I guess I was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

- You okay?

- Yeah, yeah, no, yeah.

Yeah, I'm okay, I think I am.

- What do they want from you?

- They just want us to tell their story for them.

- This is big man, this is huge.

What do you need from me man?

- Tony, just promise that you'll put their story out.

- Yeah, yeah, of course man.

When will you have it for me?

- A few days.

- Great job, Dougie.

Hey, anything else?

- Yeah.

It's the name they wanna go by through the media.

- Okay, yeah, yeah.

What's their names?

- Bunny and Clive,

that is now the stated name of this criminal duo

going viral, taking a riff on the classic.

- Woo, hey baby, we made the news.

We now know as the new criminal duo, Bunny and Clive.

- What?

- Hey.

- Hell yeah.

- Dougie Pierce just so happens to be residing

with the couple. - So what's next?

- This very moment?

- Yeah, what's next, Dougie Pierce?

- He's getting an exclusive,

inside story interview with what the motives

and intentions are for this crime couple.

- Guess I need to interview y'all some more.

Dig a little deeper.

Find out like why y'all really do what y'all do.

- Nah, we need something a little bit more hands on.

What you think baby?

- Hands on?

- Yeah.

- Yes sir.

- All right, we here.

- So what's about to happen?

- Well, Dougie Pierce,

you about to be our first ever guest to a robbery.

- Wait, wait, did you say,

did you say a guest to a robbery?

- Yes, I did.

- I don't feel comfortable doing this.

- Man, we don't give a fuck how you feel.

- Baby relax.

Listen, you gonna do all right okay.

All we need you to do is be the best getaway driver ever.

I'm gonna go in and distract 'em

and Clive gonna do his thing okay?

All right, let's get it.

- Let's go.

- Fuck man.

Now we doing all right bro.

But we ain't getting enough fucking money man.

Ah my nigga. - Shit's slow man.

- Slow money better than no money

my nigga. - Nigga, I got kids nigga.

- Fuck you mean, I got four.

- Man, I don't wanna hear that shit man.

We need some more fucking money bro.

We been out here all day.

Damn man. - Patience my nigga,

patience.

- Oh shit,

what do we have here?

- What's going on fellas?

How y'all doing this evening?

- Okay, call it,

what's up with you? - Shit, I'm good now.

- I mean I'm a little too embarrassed

to be asking y'all this, but I'm looking for some.

- Nah, you good.

That's why I'm outside.

How much you looking for?

- I have these exams coming up and I've been stressing,

I need a little something to take my mind off of it.

Something like this.

- That's probably about an eighth.

Yeah, that's about a eighth.

That's gonna run you about a hundred dollars though, baby.

- A hundred dollars?

Damn that seems expensive.

- Treating you like a loyal customer.

- You ain't gonna find a deal like that nowhere else.

I promise you.

- Call it the family discount.

- Ah, well, in that case, thank you fellas.

- You living around here?

- Yeah, I actually live around the block.

You know what fellas?

I think I'm good on the smoke.

- Fuck you mean, why, what's up?

- I'ma hold off.

I think I'ma toughen it through, you know

- What's up, you sure?

- Yeah, I'm sure.

Y'all fellas have a good night.

- All right, look before you go anywhere

can I get your number?

You look good, I wanna call you sometime.

- Yeah, thank you.

- You're welcome.

- But actually I got a man.

- Where?

He not out here with you.

- How you doing fellas?

- Fuck.

- Like that?

- Thank you, I'll take that.

- Type shit you on bitch?

- You gonna fake ass queen and slow.

- Hey y'all chill and shut up.

Go ahead baby, I got it.

- Nigga who you talking to?

I ain't about to beg for my life, nigga.

- You lost your fucking mind?

- Fucking, we hustle nigga, pure pain mafia nigga.

- I hear that.

- The fuck you think you is nigga?

- Hey yo, turn around before I shoot you in your face.

Big man, what else you got on you?

- Shit, nigga, you must think I'm scared nigga.

- Who the you think

you are? - Fuck you is, nigga?

- What y'all ain't heard?

- I ain't hear a damn thing nigga.

- Nigga we Bunny and Clive.

- Drive motherfucker, drive. - Holy shit, man.

Why did you kill them?

- Shut the fuck up.

Drive.

- Yo, what the fuck was that all about?

Why the fuck did you shoot them Clive?

- The niggas knew we took they stash all right.

I had to get rid of them niggas.

No witnesses, remember?

- This was supposed to be an easy lick

to show Dougie how is we knock niggas off?

- Well consider them niggas knocked, all right.

Knock, knock who's there?

Not them niggas, why?

'Cause they motherfucking dead.

- You just don't be thinking, do you?

- Yo, so it's okay for you

to shoot a room full of niggas one day,

one of them I might add,

you shot his motherfucking dick off?

- Yeah, well we planned that for two weeks.

This was supposed to be our last second heist.

- Yeah, whatever.

I did what was necessary all right.

What if they would've pulled they out first?

We all be fucked, all of us.

They would've got they money and we be dead

back there in that car.

- Don't you ever do no shit like that

without coming to me first.

You got me?

I said do you got me?

- Loud and clear.

- Fuck.

- Try this motherfucker.

- Hey it's me.

- What you got for me?

- Well they went on a robbery tonight

and they brought me along with 'em.

- What?

Hey yo. I know they had to be exciting.

- They killed drug dealers.

Man, Clive, he shot 'em in the streets.

And then they used me as a getaway driver.

- Damn, so I guess that makes you

somewhat of an accomplice now, huh?

- Man, I don't know man.

I think they trying to set me up or something,

just in case I like turn 'em in.

I'm not going to jail for murder charges.

- Look, don't even worry about that shit man.

I think I might have a plan that,

you know, get you outta there safely and with your story.

- Okay man, thank you.

- Good morning.

You want some fruit?

- Oh, no thank you.

- I feed it to you.

- So, it was a crazy night last night, right?

- I mean, I guess you can say that.

It was a normal night for me.

- Well I guess it was just crazy to me, huh?

- What, you never seen somebody get killed before?

- Actually I have seen someone get killed from afar.

It was the other night

when you shot that man in his drawers.

- I thought you said you ain't seen anything.

Relax.

It is what it is.

Besides, if I wanted you dead by now,

I would've been killed you.

- That's confident.

- I guess I've been doing this for so long,

it's normal to me when it really shouldn't be.

- So, why you do it then?

- It's like a thrill,

you know like having sex on the counter

while your man is upstairs sleeping.

But then it became a need.

Like I needed to hit the slick so I can pay my rent

or I need to rob these people

so I can put food on the table.

The need just kept growing.

- So, what do you need now?

- I need freedom, Dougie Pierce.

I need to hit a lick so big that it can put me outta dodge.

This town ain't but so big.

Have you ever had a need for freedom?

- Definitely.

I just didn't know what to do about it.

- Mm.

Is that right?

Well I feel like when it comes to a need,

sometimes you just gotta take what you want.

Mm.

Good morning baby.

You want some fruit?

- Sure.

Thank you baby.

- You're welcome.

- Yo, homey, let me holler at you.

- This nigga used to fuck with Curt

and them got shot across town and oh.

- Curt?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know a Curt.

Yeah, what's going on around here?

- What you mean what's going on?

People just got hit, we trying to figure out who did it.

Y'all niggas looking like y'all might know something.

- We might.

- "We might."

I'm gonna tell you like this playboy,

but our peoples, it's a lot of fish

gonna get fried around here

and I'm the nigga with the grease.

- Yo, yo, T, relax, relax.

- So who the is we fucking with, nigga?

- Yo, yo, T, relax.

- Get your man, boy. - Relax.

Son, don't get bit.

Look I am Rico from.

- From the fucking trenches this got out.

Rico used to with my cousin Eli.

I know who the fuck you is nigga.

- Ah Eli.

He a good guy.

Actually I did time with him.

You remember, he actually did that work for us.

He was a good dude.

He's a friend.

- Friend.

- So maybe we can work together on this.

- Nah, playboy.

See we good on that.

See since you don't know nothing and you don't know nothing.

We gonna assume both of y'all motherfuckers

had something to do with it.

And handle accordingly.

- You know that's actually a funny thing about assumptions.

Make a ass out of me. - What the fuck?

- And you fuck yourself.

Open your goddamn self.

- One bitch move, all y'all get dropped.

- You got it man, you got it

- Now gentlemen, we gonna go ahead and go

before y'all got something else to say.

Sound good?

Let's go.

Look at this bullshit.

This fuck ass niggas.

- Douglas, how's it going my boy?

- Oh, it's going.

You got a plan?

- I believe so.

- Well, let's hear it.

- All right well, clearly, it's a method to the madness

as to who they're rob and why right?

- Yeah.

- All right, so check this out.

What if you found out where the next robbery is, right,

and I'll set it up so the police are there waiting on y'all.

You know, I'll let them know you're role in this scenario.

All you gotta do is just stay the out of the way.

- And what we do about them?

- Fuck what happens to them.

Look, all I know is that you're gonna get outta there safely

with your report.

You about to have best story of the year, man.

That's all that fucking matters.

Look, just find out the location of the next robbery,

stay the out of the way man,

text me soon as you find out all right.

I'll talk to you soon.

- Okay.

- Who was that?

- Oh, it's Tony, my boss from The Alchemy.

- Oh, okay.

He want that story on us bad, huh?

- Yeah, yeah, he does.

I'm kinda slacking at work, so,

finally got a story he can get out of me

so that's what he wants.

That's the case.

- Fuck Tony.

- Yeah, sure.

Fuck him.

- Let's go for a ride, man.

You want to drink?

- Yeah, I do.

- Sure you do.

Let's ride.

- Here we go.

Here, cheers nigga.

Come on, drink.

- Cheers.

- So after this, what you got next?

- I don't know.

Honestly, I just hope that the story becomes a big hit

to help elevate my career

and maybe gimme some better opportunities.

- That's what you really want?

- Yeah.

I mean that's the American dream to be successful

and do what you love to do, right?

- Man, fuck no.

The American dream is to take, plain and simple.

That's what this country was built on, taking.

- I mean, yeah, it was, but.

- But what?

Listen, in the world we live in,

it's either eat or be eaten,

kill or be fucking killed.

All right?

Why you think me and my girl do what we do?

'Cause ain't nobody just gonna give us what we want.

Nobody.

Oh shit.

- What?

- That Rico here.

- What do we do?

- Nothing nigga, take another shot.

Niggas don't got no clue it's been us putting in that work.

Right?

- So I set up a meeting to meet with Reyes and the cartel.

- When we waking him up?

- Tonight.

We gotta replace what was lost.

- You really think they're gonna catch on with

that?

- Oh yeah, for sure.

But by that time it'll be too late.

See, this is all about expansion

and since I've been in, you've kept things steady.

But there's been no expansion.

It's time to make a big move.

- How much we bringing?

- All of it?

- Rico, that's easily $3 million.

- No, that's 3.4.

Have I ever told you about the scavenger fish?

It's this fish, he follows behind the shark,

eat whatever falls out of his mouth.

Interesting little creature.

And he's perfectly fine as long as he stays

out of the way of the shark.

See we've been chasing the scavenger fish

and wondering why we're hungry.

They get in the way again, we'll take care of them.

But now it's time for something bigger, right?

- Where we meeting them?

- Tonight, Breakfast Street.

The warehouse.

- Got it.

Come on.

So that's what we gonna do.

- Boy, you wanna rob Rico

while he having his meeting with the cartel?

- Yes.

Baby, it's over three million.

We take that, ooh, then we out.

We can leave this time,

start over fresh and new anywhere.

Hell, we can even leave the country.

- It ain't Rico I'm worried about.

It's that Reyes Cartel, he a different breed.

It's only the two of us.

What if shit go wrong?

- It won't.

Baby, listen, I promise

we will make it outta there, all right.

I know the back entrance.

I did some work that years back.

We used to use that same back entrance for shipping.

They won't see us coming.

We take 'em out fast and we out.

- Mm.

Sound like a suicide mission to me.

But I'm down.

- My baby.

- So do y'all need me to be in the car again?

- What?

Nigga hell no.

This shit too dangerous.

Your ass going in with us, all right.

We need as much help as we can.

- Hell no, man.

Look, sorry, but I'm not doing it.

- Yes the fuck you are.

What the fuck is you talking?

Yo, you in this now, all right.

What, you forgot?

You already helped us get away with murder.

Remember what I said Dougie take, all right.

This is that moment.

What, you want a cut from it, huh?

Done.

You gonna have a piece.

And you can start over and do

whatever the fuck you wanna do.

- I don't know about this baby.

He don't got much experience.

- Fuck that.

Why are you protecting him?

- I ain't protecting shit.

This nigga don't got the experience

and I don't trust him with our lives.

- Yo, fuck that.

Yo, we all going.

I be down in the car.

We leaving in 10.

- Hey, it's going down tonight man, the warehouse.

Look man, they got me in the middle of all of this.

I don't want to die.

- All right, y'all go ahead and suit up.

- Sure this is where it's at?

- Trust me, they gonna fucking be here.

- They're late.

- They'll be here.

- Rico I think something's up.

- It'll be fine.

- How do you know?

- Greed?

- I'm never late.

- Leo my friend.

- Rico, good to see you out.

- Good to be out.

- Trey, always a pleasure.

- Can we just get down to business?

- You know, normally I don't like

to rush through business meetings,

but tonight will be a little different gentleman.

So what are we talking about here, Rico?

- 3.4, I need a big deal and I need it quick.

I'm going out West.

- Okay, you're not playing any games.

- Not at all.

- One question though,

this deal, it wouldn't have anything to do

with all the murders and robberies

that your crew's been experiencing, right?

- Fuck them niggas in there.

- Three a million.

- What the fuck am I doing here?

Hey guys, I can't lie man, I'm extremely nervous.

- Well get un-nervous.

Otherwise you're gonna get us all killed.

- Ay yo. Form the looks of it,

they really packed in there.

So we need to get this on a go.

- Lord, I don't wanna die.

- Murders and robberies,

I'm not sure what you're talking about.

- Come on Rico, I watch the news

and I gotta be honest with you,

it makes me a little uncomfortable to do business

with people that are so easily taken advantage of.

So we're gonna change things up tonight a little bit.

- That's a pretty gun.

- Yeah.

So we're gonna take the 3.4 and we're gonna go on our way.

Or you can end up dead like the rest of your men.

- Freeze.

- Fuck, the police here.

- I wonder why.

- What?

- Bitch, don't act like you don't know.

I know you hit your boss up so he could set this up

so you could make it outta here.

So me and Lola could end up going to jail or getting killed.

- Nigga what?

- Motherfucker, man fuck this nigga.

I knew we should have killed you the first time we saw you.

- Nah, nah, there's gotta be a way

we can still get this money though.

- Fuck.

Yo, we still getting that money.

All right, y'all ready?

Let's go.

Oh shit babe, there go the money right there.

- Just hurry up baby, we gotta get moving.

- Hold on.

- I'm going in all right.

Cover me.

- Clive.

- Before this interview starts,

I wanna clearly state that all that has

and will be said is true.

Nothing has been changed to rectify the story.

We all face struggles in our lives

trying to find our identity.

- You sure this is where they're at?

- Yep.

Where we feel we are

placed in this crazy world.

I for one have been facing this for the longest of time,

not knowing exactly where I belong.

- What the fuck?

- Son of a bitch.

Fuck.

truly wanted to be

a great reporter and journalist all the while

dealing with personal demons and addictions,

I could not obtain that.

And that's because the career I desired

was not truly meant for me.

So with this interview will be my last report

and I will be resigning from The Alchemy.

I have now found my purpose and true calling.

I am taking what is mine.

I have finally found my freedom.

- I'm not at the beach,

this is a bathtub.