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And we do it in the
road. East side, west side. Throw it up.
And we do it in the a Kirkwood zone 6.
And we do it in the a south side, north
side, Ben Hill, summer hill. Keep it
real. And we do it in the A. Boulevard.
Off going hard. Zone one, zone three. We
for real and we do it in the A. Let the
bra hat turn to the back in the A. Yeah,
we kick it like that. And we do it in
the in a drop top or a flipflop.
Everybody in my city getting wrecked.
And we do it in the on the east side. I
be fly. I be riding with my people. And
we do it. I got to go.
Do you think a pigeon knows when it's
fat?
What?
Well, like do you think a pigeon ever
looks at another pigeon and goes, "Oh,
you're overweight."
I'm trying to read. Cuz there's always
one, isn't there? There's always one in
every flock that's fat. I wonder if they
all stay away from the fat pigeon.
Pigeon fat shaming.
Jesus.
is a thing.
Here's a question, right?
If you stand inside a moving train and
you jump, the train moves with you. But
if you stand on top of a moving train
and jump, the train moves underneath
you. Can you just shut up for two
minutes? I'm trying to read.
[Music]
Yo.
Mhm.
Guy's about to blow up your car. You are
like a You know that need constant
attention.
Get a grip.
Shummer me.
Unbelievable.
[Music]
That guy blew up my car. Told you.
What'd you do with the shotguns?
enough time to do that.
[Music]
Oh, it's like a video game.
So, what's the plan? 16 shots right
here, mate. That's more than enough.
It's all right for you. I've only got
six. Well, you would insist on going old
school. Yeah. Well, it's got sentimental
value. Oh, yeah. Let's see how
sentimental you get when they shoot you
in the face cuz you're out of bullets.
Yeah, I best get creative then.
Whatever, Picasso. Here they come.
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Heat. Heat.
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Size in everything, man.
Huh? Would you look at that?
See that hostage safety course paid off.
I wasn't on that course.
Rocket launcher did.
I've got an idea.
[Music]
I'm going to do it. I'm going to blow us
all the hell up.
[Applause]
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Shall we just take their car? I ain't
driving around a bomb in the car. Just
disarm it. Do you know how to disarm a
bomb? Can't be that hard. Red wire,
green wire,
etc.
Mark Preston, isn't it? It is. How about
we
stiger?
We're all good. Sure. Not as smart. Must
be important, isn't it? Always indeed. I
like to think of it as a matter of life
and deaths,
but mainly death.
We have here 250 AK-47s,
500 corresponding magazines, 30 round
capacity, and 100 boxes of ammo.
250 uses, 9 mil, 32 round capacity, same
quantity of ammo as the AKs.
All 3D printed, no serial numbers, and
each one test fired to ensure quality.
Changing the face of warfare. I wouldn't
go as far as saying that.
Even 3D printing AKs will be obsolete
thanks to drones.
The businesses have to develop innovate.
You said in the phone you wanted to
transfer funds. Yeah, that's correct.
Why a transfer? Eh,
that happened to good old green. You
know, stuff you could hold and smell.
Stage of a 100 hands and then what dirty
we deals have been exchanged in.
Call me OCD,
but I prefer the hygienic way. Hygienic?
But that thing's crawling with bacteria.
Hope you don't text back when you're on
the toilet.
625,000.
What's your delivery arrangements? I
have a truck parked a couple of miles
away at service stop. Ideal.
I'll alert the driver as soon as the
transfer is complete.
Apologies,
but it's customary in this line of
business to ask what's the nature of
their use. Nature of their use or guns.
You don't ask a fisherman what he's
going to do with his rod. Yes, but these
are not for cash and cod.
These are automatic weapons and serial
numbers.
I need to make sure that this
transaction and these guns can't be
tracked back to me. It's ironic,
but I need to know they're in safe
hands. The weapons are to be shipped to
the Middle East for use in a military
coup.
Middle East is saturated with
substandard AKs fit for the purpose.
Is that the best you can come up with?
Agent Stokes.
What? What do you think? This is some
pissyw wee backstreet operation.
All the red flags were there. First time
buyer, short notice.
Only
M. Preston isn't a first time buyer.
And you
are my Preston.
Hmingbird.
Code word falling on deaf ears I'm
afraid.
It's as if I want to kill you.
Yeah.
There's someone coming home for the
thrill. Yeah,
it's one hell of a day.
It's a crazy day.
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And I can see the world.
I hear the voices on my mind
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by the other side. It's a crazy day.
Hell of a day.
It's as if I want to kill you.
I never will real.
[Music]
It's one hell of a day.
It's a crazy day.
[Music]
Crazy day.
Be a crazy day.
[Music]
It's a crazy
morning.
Is it really
playing with me?
What are you, a vampire? I need sleep.
I thought you said you were going for an
early morning run.
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Did I?
That's what you told me.
I thought we're going to do something
fun today as a family.
I've already told you Maddiey's got
school camp this week.
She's getting picked up this morning.
So, it's just us two. Yeah,
we can do something.
What did you have in mind?
Well,
something dirty.
Something really dirty.
something really really dirty.
Mhm.
Go on then.
Well,
you promised to clean out the shed. It's
absolutely filthy. Oh my god. Is that a
time I was going to go for a run on you?
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Oh man, that looks good. Greedy guts.
Nick, you'll make her spill that down
her clean pajamas.
So, are you looking forward to camp
Champ? Yeah. Are you looking forward to
cleaning out the shed?
[Laughter]
Ah, who have you been speaking to? If I
told you I'd have to kill you. What?
You're so lame.
I'm lame.
I'm lame.
Is there an echo in here? Oh, you've
done it now.
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Bye. Thank you. Give me a hug. Love you,
Dad. A. Okay. Bye, mommy.
Are you excited? Yes.
See you later. Have fun.
You be good now.
See you soon. Bye bye.
Thought I might find you here. Hey,
how's it going? Not bad. What about you?
Ah,
really? You're going to smoke a cigar
right after a jog? I'm all about life
balance, bro.
Clearly. What's happening here? Ah, just
thought I'd try out some of these bad
boys.
A surely you're not retiring the trusty
old pistol. Sadly, yes. It finally fell
apart.
My hammer split. It's been around since
the war, bro. Yeah, I'm just trying to
see which one of these is a good fit for
me.
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Thought about moving the target closer.
They get some good cult 1911 classic
Brighton 92 PX4. I haven't seen one of
these in a while. Yeah, it's a little
bit more feminine that one. That should
suit you to a tea.
Watch and learn, boy.
Maybe you should uh stick to talking
people to death.
You just come here to try and piss me
off. Yeah.
Thought today was your day with Emma and
Maddie. Maddie's got camp. Oh, yeah. Cuz
Maddy's got camp. Yeah, she's got camp.
And Emma mentioned something about
spring cleaning, so I got out of there
sharpish. That makes more sense.
Hello, Nick. Hi, Kate. It's good to hear
from you. Sorry to call you today. Nah,
that's all right. We're never that busy
on bank holidays.
So, how are you guys then? Andy didn't
come home last night. Was he drinking?
No, they called him in first thing
yesterday morning. Said he had to go.
And you haven't heard from him since?
No.
You tried calling the agency? I can't
get through to anyone. Okay. Listen,
we'll swing by in half an hour. Are you
sure? Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. I'll see
you soon. Okay.
So, what's going on? Stokes is missing.
Okay. I'll pack this stuff up in the car
if you want to get changed. Yeah,
he got a call around ATM. They said they
needed him in for an urgent operation.
Does he ever talk about his work at all
to you? I thought that was against
protocol. Well, it is. But is there
anything he might have said to give an
indication something was wrong?
Well, over the past few weeks, he was
feeling a bit uneasy. He said that the
department was investigating a possible
corruption and that he'd likely be
questioned.
Yeah, but that's usually an ongoing
procedure. I mean, all the units will
have an anti-corruption department. No,
the way he was going on about it though,
it seems like it could be more close to
home.
You don't think he'd actually be
involved in anything, though, do you
Andy? No, I can't imagine it.
Why can you? No, not Stokes.
Do you have his list of agency contacts?
Yeah, one minute.
This is a list that Andy leaves me if
there's any emergencies.
They all close contacts of his names,
phone numbers.
I mean, I think given the possible
corruption situation, we just exercise a
little bit of caution with this. I mean,
maybe before we call any of the names on
here, we go check out a safe house.
Yeah. Okay. We'll keep you updated
and try not to worry. I'm sure if
anything had happened, someone would
have contacted you. Thanks for doing
this.
How do you know the location of his safe
house? He told me that's not very safe.
I can keep secrets. No, you can't.
First one to spoil season finale.
Who the take one more step and I'll
[ __ ] shoot you. What are you doing
here? I swear.
Wouldn't do that if I were you.
doing here. This is Stokes place.
Sam Wan
agency site and where Stokes
Sting operation went south. Stokes went
missing. I'm laying low here.
You guys agency or well freelance?
Yeah, we go way back. Who was Stokes
after?
I'm going to tell you two clones.
Listen, I think you need to remember
what side of the gun you're on.
Miles Stiger, international arm stealer.
We got word that he was doing a deal
with a gun runner named Mark Preston.
So, we seized this guy Preston route to
a meeting.
Stokes took his place.
So you could have Brian Stiger,
right?
So how did you guys find out about the
meeting between Stiger and this um Mark
Preston?
We've got a guy in the inside and
Stiger's organization. Yeah. How do you
get in touch with him? Well, we don't.
He gets in contact with us. Security
protocol helps protect him, keep him
safe. Standard.
So how do we get to Stokes?
But there's more to it.
Found out that Stiger was closing a
contract with a terrorist known as the
chess master. Now, we don't know
anything about this guy. [ __ ] We only
found out what Stiger looks like two
days ago. Anyway, according to our guy,
it's a major deal. Been working on it
for weeks. In fact, the first meet
between the chess master and Stiger is
due to go down at 400 p.m. today. I call
me as intel.
Jesus, doesn't anyone take days off? And
who the calls themselves the chess
master?
So why not wait and get the both of
them? Why get this Mark Preston instead
of the big fish? Now the plan was
twofold. Capture Stiger, then rig the
meeting with the terrorist group.
Substitute Stiger for one of our agents,
a lookalike so approach. No one could
tell it was him.
That way we get all three.
Get the guns off the street to Stiger.
Sold to Preston.
Stop the subsequent deal with a chess
master and Stiger would be banged up.
Still sounds a bit rushed to me. Yeah.
Well, it was. So, yeah. I mean, how come
you only just found out what Stiger
looks like? I thought you had an
undercover in there. What the reporting
on the weather? Look, the guy had only
been inside for a few days.
Once we get that information, we decided
to strike whilst Alan was hot. Simple.
Bottom line, how do we get stokes? Well,
oh, strike team.
Yeah. Two approaching from the front.
I'll check the rear, said the archbishop
to the choir boy.
Nothing out back.
What are you doing? Just be like
Gassley.
Come on.
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Let him have it.
You smell gas,
mate. You know I've got a block nose.
Ain't no bank holiday without a
barbecue.
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Is there a fail safe to pull this
undercover out. Yeah. You're telling us
you sent someone in there you couldn't
communicate with. There has to be a way
of contacting them. That is
you're looking at them. What?
Why the [ __ ] didn't you say something
before? I didn't know if you were with
Stiger.
Come on. Surely if you were undercover
this thing operation went south, you'd
lay low. Suspicion would be on the new
guy.
Stokes made the decision to pull me out.
He told me to go to the safe house
before the sting operation on Stiger. I
wasn't even there.
Yeah, but you do know where the deal
went down, right?
Yeah, but tactical response already
swept the building. It's vacated.
There's nothing there. So, what's the
location of today's meeting with this
terrorist guy? Same location.
Yeah. So, that means that they've
changed the location of today's meeting,
especially after the attempted raid.
Yeah. Meaning there's nothing to go on.
Yeah, I'd still like to take a look at
the place where the deal went then.
I'll take you though.
Well, we found flames.
Well, there's nothing here.
I just had a thought. What?
Do you know how to contact this guy, the
chess master? Yeah, I caught sight of
his number and stagger made a call. What
use is that? So, how about we call him
up right? We pose a stiger, change the
location of the day's meeting. Right
now, we use the stiger doper as
originally planned and we capture the
chess master. That doesn't help us get
stiger or stokes. Yeah. Yeah. Know it
does. Right. Because assuming today's
meeting is still going ahead, Stiger
will have already called the chess
master to change the location. When we
capture the chess master, we get him to
tell us the original location. We run up
in Stiger, surrounded by illegal arms,
waiting for his money.
[ __ ] this is getting complicated.
But won't you have heard his voice then?
No, he uses one of those voice distort
attached to an old telephone. That's how
he's able to track the contact number
dial. Would he be suspicious that we've
changed the location for a second time?
That's all we've got.
What's the name of this guy that's
posing this tiger?
Darren Bundy.
Let's get him involved
cuz we have 3 hours to pull
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The two wild cards.
Stiger. I was wondering what your
interest in all this was. Oh, yeah. Why
didn't you tell me to come find out?
Drop your weapons.
That includes you.
Everyone
your guns.
always lets the lads get in some real
life practice. Oh. Oh, yeah. You're
going to regret that. How about I make
that smile permanent?
Lord have mercy. You're good. But what
do we do about this little situation
right here? Just go after Sonic. I get
both. I'd do it with just one.
Nick,
we got him. Ready to go.
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Yeah. Darn Bundy's names on this list.
[Music]
Hi, Don. Bundy speaking. Yeah. Hi,
Darren. Uh, my name's Nick. I'm close
friends with Andy Stokes. Okay. Yeah.
Listen, his wife gave me your telephone
number. Are you able to meet with us at
all? Is that Nick Spencer? Yeah, it is.
Andy's told me all about you guys. Is
everything okay? Not really. Stokes has
gone missing. It would be best if we
could meet in person if possible. Can
you meet me in half an hour? Do you know
where the old AR building is?
D. Yeah, pleased to meet you both.
Andy mentioned you guys a few times. I
trained him up when he first joined the
service. You know, he hasn't been seen
since yesterday, right? Not seen by who?
What do you mean? Well, how do you know
he's missing? My instructions were to
wait for a meeting place to be
confirmed. That's all I was briefed out
for the meeting at 400 p.m. Yeah, that's
in 2 hours time. I'm aware of that.
Sometimes we don't receive critical
details until at least an hour before.
Such as the nature of fieldwork.
Well, Stokes is nowhere to be seen. An
undercover agent named Sam Logan has
been taken by Stiger's men, the arms
dealer you're set to pose as this
afternoon. Yeah, that's right. Stiger
was supposed to be in a secure facility
by this point. Nobody's notified me
otherwise. A secure facility.
Can you access government detainees?
Yeah, of course. Depending. I've got the
level of clearance needed to speak to
the prisoner in question. Why would you
be able to check and see if there's a
Mark Preston in custody?
Who's Mark Preston? So, he was the buyer
that Stokes posed as yesterday and that
was the last time that he was seen.
Yeah. He's our only shot at getting this
tiger.
Let's see. Okay, let me see if he's been
held.
Release.
Move it.
You know where you're going.
Take a seat.
So,
Mark Preston.
Yeah, that's me.
Who brought you here, Mark?
How should I know? Some hooded goons.
Have you been questioned by anyone
since?
Nope. I ain't heard a peep out of
anyone. Not at least why I'm here. Why
you're here? Yours dealer.
What's your business with my stiger?
That's not a hard question.
Is there a reduced sentence attached to
this conversation?
That depends on how helpful you are.
back.
Looking back in your chair,
I'm a gun smuggler.
I was acting as a liaison between Stiger
and a Despot in the Far East. Stagger
was 3D printing a lot of weapons for it.
What was in it for you?
I was just acting as an intermediary for
a percentage of the profit, you know,
like a broker.
Normally, I would smuggle the guns
myself, but Stiger has a channel for
getting the weapons out the country.
What? The airfield?
Yeah, he owns that private airfield.
Planes carrying contraband, take off on
land all the time, and he oversees
everything.
Is that the only place you know that
Stiger operates out of there? And one
other some old disused plant that used
to be pipes components for buildings
like a a steel plant. Yeah, that's where
they keep the printing equipment
down by a railway line. Yeah, I know the
one.
So, this photo isn't supposed to be you.
No,
that's my old stiger.
That's not Stiger.
How do you know?
Because I've seen him lots of times.
He's a younger bloke with a slick back
brown hair.
Oh my god.
What? Sam Logan.
Are you sure? Yes.
He's a close contact.
Not many people meet him face to face.
Do you have a picture anywhere of
Stiger?
Just told you he's a private person. You
think I've got a bunch of selfies taken
down the pub with them? Eh, give me your
phone. Let me bring up his Facebook. Get
smart. Watch yourself, sir.
What is this? Good cop, bad cop. I told
you everything I know. I ain't a cop.
We ain't got time for this, Nick. Let's
go.
Yeah, we ain't got time for this.
Peace.
So, what's the plan now? Restoring the
steel plant. I can assemble a team.
Listen, Darren Stock's got word of a
mole in the agency. How do you know who
you can trust?
Mark Case,
we limited to just us. Let's not take
any chances. I can imagine this has got
something to do with Stoke's
disappearance.
Three miss calls from Emma.
Do you need to get your family to Stoke
safe house? Uh, there might be a slight
problem with that. Yes. Um, yeah, we
blew it up.
What? Yeah, there's a gas leak. Gas
leak. Very nasty.
Stokes is right to be used to. Go check
in and get yourselves cleaned up. I'll
get some gear together and text you
another address where to meet me at.
We've been just over an hour at that
meet.
Jesus
sneak
tiger. Your name's like a bad word in my
camp right now.
burns out. Well, first you postpone the
meeting by 3 days and next you want to
change the location. I don't appreciate
being
This is a sensitive deal. Timing is
crucial.
I appreciate that. Let me assure you,
security is a priority and we both need
this deal to get through as safely as
possible. Meaning what? You've had
issues with the law already?
Not exactly.
Rebel Army representatives.
I'll incentivize a deal and you won't
get your hands dirty. Getting my hands
dirty is my business. And I've never
been afraid of a little bit of cleaning
up. What's the problem with the rag tag
band of rebels? Anyway,
we need to increase our carrier charge.
I've had to pay off a couple of customs
officials.
Corruption in a banana republic. Who
would have guessed?
What the hell's going on? I've called
you three times.
Jesus, you two look like you've seen a
ghost. Well, the front door was open.
I'm literally just in the door. I was
carrying the shopping.
What's happened to your face? It's just
a scar
in the back. Guys, what the is going on?
And what is he doing here?
Stokes is missing.
Andy? Yeah, Kate phoned us earlier.
Listen, we don't have time to explain.
We're about to go on a raid, but the
clock's ticking and we need to move.
I'll phone you when we're through. Okay.
Sharers, Karen, unlock the door.
[Music]
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I'm going to make a quick phone call to
Kate and let her know what's going on.
She must be worried. Yeah, maybe we've
been a bit insensitive there. Well, it's
been a tough day, man. I am starting to
dread bank holidays.
Yeah.
Remember this time last year when you
said you wanted to quit all of this and
have a normal life? Yeah.
Why' you change your mind?
I don't know, man. It's It's difficult
to describe. It's like an addiction.
Like if you stopped, there'd be
something missing in your life. Yeah,
cuz nothing's going to replace doing
this.
It's not addiction, it's passion.
Oh,
yeah. Don't worry, I'm cringing too bad.
I don't miss all these name chats in the
car with you. No. Well, we could still
meet up and have a chat in the car, bro.
Yeah, cuz that's not weird.
And gunpowder. I'd miss the smell of
gunpowder.
spoken like a true psychopath.
What about fist fights? Oh yeah, love a
good fist fight and explosions. Yeah.
And see those inconveniently timed
ambushes. No way you enter a building
all stealthy.
Knocks you out. Gun butt to the back of
the neck. Yeah, it's a classic, but I
hate it when that happens. Ah, such a
cheap shot. Yeah.
Where do you think Dan's got to?
I don't know. Said he was going to meet
us here. We've got less than an hour, so
I might go inside and check and see if
he needs a hand. Yeah.
Want me to come with?
We don't have to be together 24/7. Yeah,
I get jealous.
Hi, Kate. Yeah, just want to give you an
update as to what's going on,
Don.
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[ __ ]
Heat. Heat.
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neck.
[ __ ]
[Music]
Nick, wake up. [ __ ] You all right? Wake
up.
Did you break anything? Just the world
record for the fastest ps kicking in
history. Yeah. Well,
get to that meeting.
Where's Darren? Nowhere to be seen. Just
have to go without him.
So Sam Lman is Miles Stiger. Yeah. So
Stokes, he must have been suspicious of
Sam. Sam volunteers to go under cover to
try and prove himself.
And instead, he lures Stokes in with a
sting operation and uses it to get rid
of anyone that knew about the agency
mole.
Who's this ball guy that Darren was
posing as? He's Stiger's face. He's his
salesman. He's the guy that allows
Stiger to continue being Sam Logan, the
agent, and Miles Stiger, the weapons
dealer. Yeah.
And Sam Logan remains an active agent so
that if anyone gets close to Stiger, he
can take him out. Got to give it to
them. That is kind of brilliant.
Well, they're about to be dead.
What's the backpack?
Feel safe.
What are you going to
just Why are you making those noises?
It's just
hyping us up.
Well, I don't need hyped up. I like to
enter quietly through the back door.
It's called stealth.
She like to smash through the front
doors, making as much noise as possible.
Yeah, well, some of us don't need to
make any noise.
Let them know we're inside.
Just drive the car.
[Music]
We should get rid of the dead agent's
body just out the airfield.
Oh, put him in the back of the car.
Well, come looking for him.
Right. Get slugs at his chest. Put in
the driver's seat. Run it off a dock. If
when they find him, look at the way to
nothing. I'll finish up here.
Jesus Christ. He's risen from the dead.
Arms up.
Arms up.
I think I'm okay.
Go.
You are the judge master.
you
surprised.
I'm never surprised by what a woman is
capable of.
Wife or mistress?
Mother,
are we going to sit and chitchat or are
you going to deal me in
200
500? All right.
I assume you didn't want to see me for a
game of car. No, I prefer chess. The
deal is still set for next week.
Yes. As
What is it? Well, there's been a change.
What change? A price.
I bet 2K.
Well,
are you going to play your hand?
I call him.
I fooled.
Still the flop then.
Let's talk business. Or are you just
gunning for my small change here? I'll
do with it.
Look, the price has gone up 30%. Okay.
I didn't even see your lips move.
There's been a rival bidder.
A rival bidder?
Who? We are the people's army. But they
offered 30% more.
And besides, we've had tighter border
control, additional expenses.
Long as you can match that, the guns are
yours.
You are crazy.
I bet 50K.
I'll tell you what.
If you win this hand, I'll give you the
guns for nothing.
And if you win,
and you up the price by 50%.
Deal.
[Laughter]
Is that it? You should stick to chess.
Yes.
Still got two cards left.
Well,
deal the [ __ ] turn and river.
Next [ __ ] car.
Now you know the terms. Be in touch next
week.
Wait.
I think he wants to renegotiate. Yeah.
Well, I'll be outside. Not scared of a
little scuffle, are we? Don't [ __ ]
speak to me like that. I keep a low
profile.
You do you
think you can play with me? Malaya, you
know my name, right?
[ __ ]
Come on.
Jesus Christ.
What would you have done if you'd win?
I was going to kill him after the coup
anyway.
Whoa. Down, boy. You want a job? All
right. All right.
[Music]
I'll Go high, you go low.
No, I go left, you go right.
Yeah. Oh, Nick.
Oh.
Oh, they all gone back to the back of
the neck. I wondered who that was going
to show up today. Thank for that.
You were snoring.
Didn't quite go to plan, huh? Nope. What
do you think they've got in store for
us? Who knows?
I haven't seen anyone yet. Maybe they're
just going to leave us here and die.
Somehow I don't think we'll be that
fortunate.
Got a plan?
Not yet.
God, what a day.
To think I was looking forward to some
peace in the country.
Beer.
What is your aim better when you're
pissed?
Day is not over yet, bro. Yeah, I'm in
the mood for some more target practice.
You know, it's funny, right?
Tied to this chair, my head hurts like a
[ __ ]
Probably going to die at the hands of a
bunch of bloodthirsty arms dealers. And
yet there is no place that I would
rather be than with you, babe.
[Laughter]
You know that's hard.
Oh, you'd rather be with your family.
I'd rather be with your family.
See, now we just need to figure a way
out of here.
Jesus, all my worries are over. Sit.
Hey, man. How you holding up? Well, the
accommodation ain't great. The staff
ain't very friendly. And don't get me
started on the food.
I guess this wasn't part of the rescue
mission. I know. Everything's like
totally got the plan, bro. Yeah, we're
just about to act all heroic and
are you finished?
Where's that rat fox at? He's on his
way.
I thought you boys look a bit banged up.
Did they relent? By relent, you mean
they died? Yeah. We'll go with the other
buyers.
Gentlemen,
this is the chess master.
Something I've been wanting to ask you
all day. Why the they call you the chess
master? Cuz everybody's a pawn in my
game.
What the
You're going to love this, lads. This is
genius.
Tell me your angle.
Come on. We're going to massacre them
anyway.
We target third world countries with
volatile political climates. Then we
flood the market with weapons to incite
nationwide conflict and unrest
by arming underfunded terrorist groups
and rebel armies.
Why?
To crash the stock market and devalue
the currency. Then we buy the stocks and
shares in collaboration with a business
consortium of bankers, wealthy
investors, and crime syndicates, at
which point we facilitate the
neutralization of territories stricken
by unrest using mercenary groups of
rogue former black ops and profit off
the subsequent recovery of the economy.
Genius, isn't it?
It's an elevator pitch. I love it.
I'm bored. Yeah, you and me both, mate.
Let's get this [ __ ] over with.
Do you know the good thing about hitting
people in the face with this?
I don't feel any pain.
I could punch you all night
and only stop cuz I get tired or bored.
Lost it in 82 faults. Gunshot wound gone
septic
originally. gave me a clumsy looking
prosthetic.
[Music]
Then I 3D printed this.
Oh,
what's so funny?
What could possibly be so funny?
[Laughter]
Oh, see, he's an arms dealer, right?
Huh? And he's only got one arm.
[Laughter]
mocking the afflicted.
Hey, try me.
Don't worry.
Sure.
I got time for cheeky cigar.
[Laughter]
I do see why not. It's not as if you're
going to have time to die of lung
cancer. I've been telling him that for
years
and he's still here.
Do you want to do the honors?
Don't tell me with a good time.
Well, kind of tied up right now.
You're so lame.
You're the second person to tell me that
today.
You know, I really got to give up, man.
This thing will right enough.
[Music]
You didn't develop Stockholm syndrome,
did you?
Does that answer your question?
[Music]
Hey, go go go.
Heat.
[Music]
Heat.
[Music]
Stop.
Okay. On action.
Get in the car.
Stuck safe.
[Music]
[ __ ]
Okay.
[Music]
Okay.
[Music]
She's mine.
He's gone after the agent. Get upstairs
and head them off.
Operator, please proceed. This is
special agent Sam Logan request an
emergency extraction. Can you please
confirm your coordinates or enable GPS
tracking? Better tell me to bring an
extra body bag.
Neck.
Drop.
Drop it.
Let's finish this.
Me, too.
Oh, you are a leg, aren't you?
Still having fun.
Heaps.
Welcome.
I don't need this to kill you.
You're going to regret that.
Okay. Okay.
Yes. Too easy. Too easy.
Wait,
wait, wait,
wait, wait.
Reload.
Go home.
Thanks.
[Music]
Welcome to the look like
and today's special guest, Mr. Agent
Andy Stokes, recent kidnap victim,
horticulturalist, and master of
guerrilla warfare.
Agent Stokes, now that you are what we
would like to call a true survivor, tell
us who beat the you today.
Do you guys ever stop? Oh, wrong answer.
Uh-uh. Too many hits in the head.
Listen, I know it's late and you guys
fed a real,
but my boss has invited you to dinner as
a token of his gratitude.
over here. Yeah, sounds good. I'll give
my boss a call.
Feel free to go home and get cleaned up.
I thought I might just wear this. Yeah,
smart
casual.
Yeah, you are a
this not leave.
Yeah,
at least Andy's got some kind of
structure though and government
protection in his role. Whereas these
two idiots,
yeah, outgun for everyone.
How was it you guys meet again? I worked
at the American Embassy in London. It
was just after Andy had been discharged
from the army. He was stationed there on
security for a few months.
Exercise. How romantic.
What about you and Nick?
Now there's a proper fairy tale.
We fell over each other drunk one Sunday
about 2:00 a.m. in a club and we've
never looked back.
Head over heels. Literally. Do you want
another drink? Yeah, sure.
Do you know where they're going for
dinner?
Tony's Country Retreat. He's got a cabin
somewhere up in the hills. He's staying
there for the bank holiday weekends
apparently. It's the first I've heard of
it.
What do you mean?
Well, Andy was saying that they're going
to some Greek restaurant in town. Nick
got a text when Andy was getting
changed. Saying what? Saying that the
plans had changed.
Andy's boss has just come from a
seconment in Canada.
Has he? Yeah, he sold up before he left.
He's been over there for 5 years.
Unless he's renting it for the weekend.
Where did you say the cabin was?
Hi, Dex.
Andrew,
couldn't this have waited? I've got to
go home as well, you know.
Something good on TV? No, I've got the
grandkids tonight. I just signed down
the bottom as per usual. The first one
here is Miles Stiger.
Now, are you ready for this? Dex, you
ask me this every time
to be driving up here. You said you
wanted to spend some time in the
country. Not like this.
Yo, don't be telling them that joke
about the archbishop and the choir boy.
For the love of God,
Nick, you know, man, I think we've taken
a wrong turn somewhere. We're going to
be there like 5 minutes ago.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
Nice night to die.
You first.
[Music]
He made 5 minutes.
Yeah. Stand by. All right. Roger.
Time for a cigar.
Well, it's always time for a cigar.
There you go.
It's a nice day.
Yeah, it's kind of peaceful here, right?
Yeah.
Need a light.
Oh [ __ ]
[Music]
Oh, I just can't figure you out.
First you're close and then you're miles
away.
Want to tell me what you are about?
Cuz I want to try and understand the
thoughts that's in your head. I can't
turn back time. The past is gone at
last.
Well, yesterday is so far gone. It's out
of time, but I just play along
and I keep moving on.
And though I tried, I can't slow down
this ride. It just keeps rolling on.
Oh, you keep rolling on.
[Music]
Do you still have sleepless nights?
[Music]
Do you try to catch a dream or two?
Have this picture in my mind.
One day soon when you reach out, love
will not be there. But I'm not the one
standing in your way.
Well, yesterday is so far gone. It's out
of sight. But I just play along
cuz I keep moving on.
Even though I've tried, I can't slow
down this bumpy ride. It just keeps
rolling on.
Oh, it keeps rolling on.
You get some days you feel happy inside.
Another days catch the blues.
Don't be discouraged if it doesn't turn
out right.
It's your life you get to choose.
[Music]
Oh, it keeps rolling on.
It keeps rolling on.
It keeps rolling on.
It keeps rolling on.
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