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Someone has to pay Yaro the three million dollars stolen from him. And

someone is you three ugly monks.

What is this?

Jimmy, I said leave it. Why? You don't want to see pictures of his ex

-girlfriend?

African. And now for Lisa.

I want to set a date, Jimmy.

A month.

A month? Lou, that's crazy.

We're crazy.

Here it comes.

is just for people.

At Protected, pets are a valued member of the family, too.

So when it comes to your pets, don't leave them out on a limb.

Wait,

what just... What happened?

She's got a nail in her paw or something.

I'm going to drop her at the vet, but first I've got to take Dad to emerge.

I don't think it's anything serious, but I don't think he's going to be

renovating any house anytime soon.

We're way over budget already.

That sounds like we have one.

But we can't just leave the house like this, half torn apart.

Jimmy, are you getting all this? Yeah, we're screwed.

We're renovating on financial fumes as it is.

Maybe you'll get that new SI job.

Maybe.

What are we waiting for?

The dog just pissed in here.

Just give me a second, okay?

Jimmy, what are we going to do?

Listen, you remember Donnie, right?

Yeah. He's a real piece of work, but he's always been good with a hammer, and

he's cheap.

Sounds perfect.

Send him around. We'll figure it out.

Okay, we're going. We're going. Okay? We're going.

Thanks for coming in.

Hey,

Dick. Hey. What's going on here? Is it an ex -cop convention or something?

Ah, well, you know that we're all in this together, right?

You're absolutely aware that you've been the top candidate for the SI spot.

Dick, I need this. And I think I've proven myself more than capable.

Absolutely. It's just that Denver thinks that after the unfortunate events,

sorry, the disgruntled claimant, that what we need is an ex -cop slash

slash investigator type.

Dick, this isn't because of what happened with the whole church thing, is

What do you mean, what church thing?

I'm getting married in three weeks. Jimbo, Jimbo, listen to me.

You are our top adjuster.

You're the top guy, right? You saved Denver a fortune.

Why would we want to lose that by promoting it, right? You've got to look

like that.

Okay? Now, come on.

Come on.

Come on.

West Pager. Is that how you say that? Call me whatever you like. Just don't

me to say thanks, but no thanks.

Yeah, I like that. I like that. Listen.

Hey, get used to your cubicle.

Just give us feed bags and be done with it.

I got bigger problems.

Big problems.

Hey, Donnie, uh, listen, just, uh, give me a call back, okay? Fern, you got a

call out in Lancaster, a horse on top, get 200 paid.

You know what, uh...

Just stop by the new house, all right? I think I may have some work for you.

We might be able to get him out of here.

We need to get me a number by Friday at the latest.

Okay, now about the Phillips case.

By Friday, I think.

Just checking for blockage?

Oh, God.

Come on.

Shit is shit, dead or alive.

Thanks, that really helps.

That's $200 ,000 for a horse, huh?

How old was that thing anyway?

She'd be four next spring.

Is it strange, just dying like that? These high -end thoroughbreds drop dead

the time.

Acute pulmonary edema.

Hemorrhage. Intermuscular hemorrhage.

In plain old -fashioned college and too much oats.

I never overfed oats in my life, senor. I didn't say that you did.

She's a terrible loss, Julio.

You care for them all as good as any man could.

Vamos, Hilda.

Probably a heart attack, of course.

I'll ship her off to Guelph for an autopsy. Rule out anything intentional.

Is that really necessary?

My grandpa used to say...

You rest easy when the last cow is home.

Let's know we got it right.

You want to tag along and observe the autopsy?

No, you just send me the reports.

You big shit! You big shit! Shut up, okay?

What? You wanted me to leave your torture to this amateur?

He would have gawked your eye out and fed it to you.

You big shit! Shut up, you moron!

What?

You guys wanted to see me.

What's going on?

What is going on?

We owe Yaro $3 million plus interest every day or we're dead.

That is what's going on.

We need some more steerers. We need some more accident claims. What?

I am the steerer, okay? I am the most excellent one.

How we make more?

I know this guy who's a real pro. He's been ripping us off for years. His name

is Sujith Patori.

What? Sujith Patori?

The slimy brown bastard, that man?

Excellent. You know what? The next time, I'll let Kazimir burn you to death one

by one by one.

Set up meeting.

Hey, Jimmy, you're grieving pet owners at 12 o 'clock.

So, um... The vet sent the remains to Guelph

for an autopsy.

There's no idea yet what caused Poppy's tragic end.

was fine yesterday.

So, until we can sort some stuff out, we won't be able to pay on the livestock

insurance.

Poppy was not livestock.

Come on, honey. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to offend the dead horse.

Poppy isn't... wasn't...

Poppy was my best friend.

I'm sorry.

Listen, I'll be in touch as soon as we know something, okay?

I don't care about the money.

I just want to know what happened.

Come on.

Let's go have a drink or something and calm down.

Sugar, Spice, come.

I'll be in touch.

1 ,500?

What did you do?

Build me a new dog?

Mr. Byrne, this is the finest veterinary hospital in Hamilton. Well, it's my

fiance's pick, believe me. We have rent to pay, x -ray equipment to maintain,

operating facilities. That's your Range Rover out front, right?

Yeah, my heart bleeds.

Excuse me? Give me my damn dog.

You know, you gotta watch it around here. Next thing you know, they'll be

telling you she needs a fur transplant.

Sorry, Mr.

Byrne. There seems to be a problem.

Your credit card's been declined.

We won't be able to release Fru -Fru until you've corrected the situation.

You're impounding my dog?

She'll be well taken care of.

You're a goddamn vampire, you know that?

Milking money out of other people's heartache and fear.

And you work in insurance, right?

you blame us?

Happy for the work, but things are paid, Jimbo.

Don't I say it?

Dad's suing us so that the premiums don't go up on his business. I maxed

Jimmy. I'm sorry.

With the loan for the house, it can't even work now. I maxed it. It's okay,

I'm sorry, Jimmy. Is it?

Calm down.

Don't take his side.

Did you pick up the damn dog at least?

Joe is not really suing us, okay? His insurance company is suing our insurance

company. It happens all the time.

Yeah, I get it, okay? I still don't like it.

I should have just listened to my instincts and said no to that house.

Well, maybe you're right.

Maybe this whole thing just sucks.

Jimmy, we're broke.

We can't even get our dog at a hawk. And if we sell that sinkhole now, we'll

lose money. How would we pay Dad back then?

Face it, we're screwed.

Okay.

I'll book a backhoe, and we can just plow the whole thing under.

Yeah, like we can afford a backhoe.

Hey, I'm just walking in.

A toxicology report came back on that horse, and it's clean. You can go ahead,

pay out the 200K.

Okay, sure thing. I'll call them in.

So, how are you anyway?

I haven't had a chance to, you know, talk.

That would be fine, Mr. Byrne. You cut the check and I'll have them come in.

So which tie is he wearing?

It's Wednesday, right? What is that?

Dueling golf clubs?

That would be correct.

We'll pick this up later.

All right.

Sorry to bug you.

Say hello to one of our top SI candidates, Catherine Scott West.

Oh, nice to meet you.

Looks like a great team already.

Okay, this is accounting over here.

Hey, what kind of farmer are we looking at now?

Julio, right?

Yeah, Julio.

Jimmy, Jimmy Byrne.

You work at the horse barn, yeah?

22 years.

Well, we just signed off on the big poppy payout.

The autopsy checked out. It was a heart attack.

We checked everything.

Lab tests, the works.

Found a way to have a heart attack.

Just standing in her stall overnight.

I don't really know too much about horses.

Maybe you want to talk to one of our lawyers?

You see the Palomino gelding out the barn yesterday?

Like I said, I don't really know much about... The owner say he's sick.

But you don't think so?

Senor Byrne, over there, when the stock market falls, so do the jumpers.

Jimmy, there's a tape porter at reception for you.

I'll be right there.

Just wait here.

Okay.

Hey, Pete.

Thanks for going all this way.

The thing is, I don't have final authorization to pay out yet.

You just called me to come meet you. I know.

Sorry. A miscommunication. It's a red tape.

Well, these things happen, eh?

Whenever the check's ready.

Sure thing.

Oh, hey, you take your dogs to Dr. Francis, right?

It's the best vet in Hamilton. Why?

Nothing, just... Seems a little shifty if you ask me.

I can't say I've noticed.

Autofright is our biggest issue, but frankly, I think we should have a look

all the medical claims.

Hey, things don't quite square up with the horse payouts, but I got some info

there might be a rash of these out at Harrington.

Have we had any other claims recently?

What? I don't know if any of the other companies have been hit.

Rick's at A -State now. Maybe if I buy him a beer... A -State's had three

in the area. Total three mil in the past 18 months.

Don't you just love this guy?

Wes here is a former A -State investigator.

Still has access to some of their data.

I thought you were going ex -cop, Dick.

Yeah, well... The real question, Jimmy, is how they're pulling this off, though,

right? Well, the horse passed the post -mortem.

Straight A's.

Which means strapped owners are going to hit us up again and again.

Us?

Well, no proof of tampering.

We got to pay out.

Any idea who's actually doing the actual, uh, you know, euthanizing? Maybe

here can check it up on his computer.

Uh, Jimmy, did you mention there are other horses being targeted?

Yeah, worth 150.

Jimmy, uh, why don't you go and stake out this, uh, farm or whatever it is for

couple of nights?

Sure, no problem. Well, take, uh, take Wes with you.

Trial run.

How'd the big summit go?

They wanted to know if we were goddamn photographers.

Because all we do is take goddamn photos all day.

We gotta stick it to someone big.

Someone they can parade up and down the peace bridge like a war trophy.

Picket to the FBI.

They've given us two weeks, or we're back to youth.

Your systems are antiquated, madam.

You're in desperate need of modernization, both in education and

procedures.

I am a recruiting procedure, all right?

Sabrina, I've always found you many fake victims, right? Criminals well known to

the insurance companies.

My victims are educated and well -respected people in their home

know, Sabrina, I've dealt before with the third world shysters.

They always promise, never deliver.

My people are unknown to the police.

People only hoping for the replacement benefits the accident will supply them

while they get on their feet in this fine country.

Sabrina, stay with the family.

If you lay down with dogs, you're inviting another round with Kazimir.

Can you make me three million dollars in the next two weeks?

Yeah, it just came up.

It looks like an all -nighter. You're not just taking off because we had a

fight, right?

No, it's not that. It's work.

All right.

How'd that go over?

Wow.

Oh, an attack.

Short leash.

Oh, hey.

How'd you... Hey. Just pop your dad home. He wanted me to drop off the

samples.

Thanks.

You dropped my dad home?

Yeah, yeah. He's popping the pain pills, eh?

No condition to drive, so... Well, thank you. That was very nice.

Yeah.

I'll sleep your dinner, then.

I gotta go pick some up myself, so... You

know, why don't you just stick around and help me with this?

I already bought it all.

Sounds good to me.

Okay.

So where did you and Jimmy meet?

Uh,

around.

You know, here and there.

No, we, uh, we met in, uh, group home.

That was, uh, him, me, Roley, and Ruby.

Four musketeers.

Ruby.

Jimmy told you about her, eh?

Yeah.

Yeah, well, he really killed Jimbo when, you know, she passed.

He took off after, you know, everything else.

Never thought I'd see him again.

But, uh, I don't know, you ask me.

Daddy -o Bob deserved everything he got.

Bonus round of boots, so.

Jimmy never told you any of this stuff, though, did he?

No.

It's not his style.

Yeah.

Sometimes I feel like I'm marrying... I don't know.

Puzzle.

Yeah, well, Jim's always got something on the side.

Some angle, you know?

Little Superman.

Yeah, a bit of an asterisk, though, you know?

Yeah.

The asterisk part that's kind of hard to take sometimes.

But, you know, he's the kind of guy that comes through, right?

Always does.

So, I thought your wife called before.

Fiance.

Oh, yeah?

When you get married... Hey, why'd you leave A -State?

There were, uh, complications.

You don't think they'd mind you stole their software?

There must be bad blood there.

It was time to move on.

What do we have here?

No, that's just not safe.

You make him out?

I'm not sure.

You stay here.

You're not on the payroll yet.

You're not covered.

Easy, girl.

Don't worry.

There we go. It's all right. It's all right.

Sweetheart, you won't feel a thing.

Hey!

Hey! Who is it?

Who's there?

What do you think your grandpa would say about this?

Want to cover your tracks, though?

What are you talking about?

I just came to check up on you.

By plugging her in.

Doesn't leave a trace for a heart attack, I guess.

Look.

You don't know these asshole owners.

They'd be in here with crowbars breaking eggs if I didn't give an option. No

bullshit.

I'll cut you in.

We can make a fortune till the stock market turns.

Horse killing, huh?

Never really an option.

We'll call the cops instead.

Go on.

Right back.

So I guess you've got to look at it as bad luck, right?

Horse executioner's dead, so, uh... So no confession.

The shock gave your dead horse a heart attack, so it's probably on its way to

the dog food farm by now.

And sure, the owner must have hired that guy, but common sense, it's not proof,

right?

You can't prove it.

You're gonna have to pay.

You know, the least I could do is buy you a drink.

She's not expecting you all night, right?

She is now.

Thanks for letting me fall by.

Chloe, is that her dad?

I mean, you don't have to worry about waking her up.

Hey, do you want a beer, wine?

I think I just got water.

No, thanks.

I wanted to talk to you about the other day.

Hey, it's okay.

We don't have to talk about the other day.

Forget it. It just happened, right?

No, I wanted it to happen.

I've thought about it.

But I can't.

I'm getting married in three weeks.

I'm in love with her.

Well, love and marriage, that's the way it's supposed to go, right?

This wasn't nothing. Oh, don't.

You see me sometimes. Don't, Jimmy.

I just can't be the kind of guy who does this thing.

What, you think you can choose the kind of guy you are?

Here's hoping.

Think you're wrong.

I Think that you're choosing a kind of picture that you've got in your head.

I Did that Now I'm here If I lose

that picture I got nothing

Must be the painkiller the doc gave me.

It's like I've got cotton for a brain.

What have you got?

I'm sorry I lost my temper the other day.

No, no.

You're like your mother was.

You know, the storm blew in out of nowhere and then blew off.

Look, I'm sorry that I won't be able to help more.

I put a little bit aside for the wedding. No. For the wedding.

Look, Jimmy will take care of it.

He'll come through. He always does.

Hey, you're already here. Jimmy. Angel. Yeah.

I thought that you'd go right to work.

Yeah, I just stopped by for a clean shirt.

Looks like you slept in that.

Pretty much.

It was a long stay cut.

I got the wood out back.

Do you want breakfast?

No, I'm going to be late.

I missed you last night.

I didn't even have froufrou to keep me warm.

Listen, I know we're broke, okay? But I'm going to figure something out about

the dog today.

No, I didn't mean it that way. I meant I missed you.

We've never had a night apart before.

Hey. Looking a little rumpled there, Filthkin?

Oh, hey.

Hey.

I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you got black mold growing all up

inside the drywall old Joe put in? You really got to pull it down and gut the

place.

Jesus Christ!

It's one goddamn thing after another with a goddamn shithouse!

Here you, buddy.

So, hey, I think I could get paid Friday.

All I'm asking for is a credit limit increase. I don't see why that should be

problem.

to put a freeze on any further increase.

The feeling being that if you're having trouble making your minimum payment,

maybe you should look into a different option, let's say getting a different

credit card.

That way you can take your time.

Hey,

hey.

Do you remember that conversation we had about a month or so back about hooking

me up with the Korkov crowd?

I could use that in now that he's skipped town.

It's really not a good time, Jimmy. Yeah, I don't really have a choice.

I can't live on the salary.

Mr. Berman, may I speak with you for a moment?

I don't think we can hold out any longer on this horse payout thing. It's

obviously dirty, but there's no way we can prove it.

Wes told Dick you were the one to blow the investigation.

He's a dirty, slimy, nosy little prick.

He's watching us right now.

He's coming over. Listen, about last night, we didn't... I was just being,

know, something.

You weren't something.

You were you.

Cocky to the end.

That's why I love you, Sidney.

What I love about you, Sidney.

Watch your back.

Yeah.

Guess you're off to pay off the 200 Gs, huh?

We looked for a money trail, FYI, but if there is one, we can't find it.

Denver's gonna have a hissy.

Why don't you just give me a quick claim form just in case?

Sure.

I've all but got the job, Byrne.

I should give it a rat.

You should knock next time. The doors are there for a reason. You dropped your

pen.

from protected.

No miscommunication this time, huh?

Eh, it's too bad about the vet.

Still, I guess he got what he deserved, considering.

Well, you're the big animal lover, right?

I'm more of a dog guy.

Maybe you want to put on some clothes.

What, my wife makes me fork out for this place?

I'll let it dangle in the dining room if I feel like it.

Where's my 200 grand?

You know what, Mr. Godiva?

I'm going to offer you a deal.

You're going to sign off on this 200 grand, and I'm not going to go over

and tell your wife about how you electrocuted her horse for cash.

Screw you.

You can't prove a thing.

You think I need to prove it?

I'm betting Maya wasn't in on your little horse -frying caper, considering

Poppy was her best and only friend.

You think I care about hurting my wife's feelings? It's 200 ,000. How much would

a divorce cost you, Tate?

A little bit more than that, I'm guessing.

I don't need proof.

You are an apple. I've got that before.

Nice doing business with you.

Thanks for choosing Protected.

Tell your boss.

I'll never spend another dime in that shithole company of yours to save my

Really?

Well, in that case... Hey!

Hey!

Excuse me, ladies.

Sorry about this.

Jesus. The person who killed your horse was your husband.

Shit!

This dick is faster!

Calm down.

Calm down.

Let's talk about this. Calm down.

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

You killed me!

Hey, looking good, guy.

Uh, hello, everybody.

Everybody. Uh, I want to give a very special welcome to our brand new SI guy.

Wes did a great job on his very first surveillance assignment, and he helped

save the company $200 ,000.

So, excellent job of him.

See, that's the kind of effort I like to see around here. Maybe everybody else

will do that, too.

Hey,

uh...

Sorry about that.

Dick kind of got the idea that I squared the deal, but rest assured, you got

a good set of eyes here now.

He was lying on the pick.

Directed straight from Denver.

You've got to watch yourself with these guys, okay? Things around here have been

intense.

Lock the door.

Your clown there said you wanted to see me.

You know, I never understood what Korkov saw in you.

No, you need money, so do I. What's to understand?

How were you to make me more money?

You're just another adjuster, those I have.

You're tripping up fraud flags all over the place. More and more of your claims

are coming back rejected.

You need to turn that around.

I can do it fast.

For a fee.

You've always turned us down before.

Why now?

I got family pressures.

He has family pressures.

We take you on trial basis.

I want 3 ,000 a week, but 6 ,000 signing bonus.

You're just an asshole adjuster. I can bring in a million in the first week.

How?

I need the bonus tonight.

I gotta spring a friend out of jail.

I'll take mine from the top drawer, please.

So, you got in?

Look, I want a contract from you. Get out of jail free card in case this goes

bad. I don't want to lose my job.

I want to get paid and keep all the incidentals that come my way.

Whatever.

All I want is this guy.

Now, I need you to bring him back across the border. I need you to get him with

his hand in the cookie jar.

He gets you?

Well, I guess you can show him your little gun.

Oh, my God, you got her.

Where did you get the money?

There's been some changes at work.

They're paying me a percentage of what I saved them as incentive.

I got lucky.

You got lucky.

Superman.

It's longer hours, though.

Hey, uh, I was talking to Donnie.

About what?

Different stuff.

But he was saying he doesn't think we should move into the house until we take

care of that mold issue. That's what he thinks.

Well, we have the apartment still, right? So what's a couple more months?

Hey, if you want to bail, bail.

No, that's not what I'm saying.

I just wanted to know.

Maybe people can't choose, you know, what kind of person they're going to be.

It would be great if they didn't have to.

No.

Chloe's asleep, Jimmy.

She's got school.

I know.

Jimmy. You have to be very...