All language subtitles for Dont.Die.2023.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264_(SDH)

(insects chirping)

(eerie music)

(suspenseful music)

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(gun fire bangs)

(wind whooshing)

(ominous music)

(Jenks coughing)

(Jenks clears throat)

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(Jenks grunting)

(Jenks panting)

(Jenks groaning)

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(Jenks grunting)

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(Jenks groans)

(ominous music)

(ominous music continues)

(foot thuds)

(suspenseful music)

(Julia gasps)

(Jenks grunts)

- What?
- No, put me down.

- No, but.
- Put me down!

- Oh, shit!
(Julia groans)

(Jenks grunting)

- Cops!
- Did you call for help?

- No, no. No ambulance.

- But.
- No! No, no ambulance.

- [Jenks] No, no, no, that's a lot of.

- No, I need a tourniquet. (groans)

- How do I?
- Your mask.

- What you?
- Give me your mask

so I can make a tourniquet.

- [Jenks] Shit! (exclaims)

(both panting)
(suspenseful music)

(Jenks groaning)
(fabric rasping)

(Julia groans)

- Go on.

(Jenks grunting)

(Julia exclaims)

Okay. Empty the bag.

- Yeah, but I- I.
- I need,

I need oxycodone.

Look for oxycodone for the pain.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Look for a, a Lisa Marshall.

Benjamin Samuels. Lee Hurst.

Doug Sowards.
Uh, Jack, Jack Morgan.

Look, look, look, look, look.

- Samuels, Samuels! Samuels!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah!

- Is that right?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

(Julia groans)

Okay, this is gonna kick in really quick,

so I need you to listen closely, okay?

- Okay.
- Where's your car?

- I didn't drive.
- Oh, fuck.

Do you know anyone
who lives nearby?

- Uh, not here, but close enough.

- How close?
- 20, 20 minutes.

- Someone you trust?
- Yeah.

- Okay! (gasps)

Who do you know
who lives 20 minutes away?

- My, my friend Randy.

- I need you to call Randy on this phone,

and then I need you to,

I need you to drive
northwest on, on, on 41.

And then you're gonna, and
you're gonna make another call.

- Who, who d- who?

- There's only one number saved, it's.

(gasps) You will not
take me to the hospital.

You will not ask any questions.

I've seen your face.

Don't get caught.

And, and, and, and don't.

(intense dramatic music)

- Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit!

(Jenks panting)

(phone line ringing)
Come one!

Come on, come on!

- [Randy] Hello? Who is this?

What time is it?

- (panting) Randy. Randy, it's me.

- [Randy] Jenks? You okay, man?

Whose phone is this?

- I need, I need your help.

(Jenks coughing)

(car engine rumbling)

(car door thuds)

- Jenks!

Jenks!

Jenks!

Jenks, why am I out here?

- [Jenks] (coughing) Come
on, man. Get the door.

- Whoa! No, no, no, no, no.

What is that, a dead body?

Man, I- I need advance fucking notice-

- She's not dead! Open the door.

Here, take this, take this. Take this.

- What the fuck?
- She needs our help!

Come on, man!

- Goddammit, okay.

(Jenks panting)

(car engine rumbling)

(dramatic music)

(lighter clicks)

All right, give me some answers.

Who is this woman?

Why is she passed out and bleeding?

- I don't know.

- [Randy] You don't
know why she's bleeding?

- I don't know who she is.

- So we just gonna do a drive-by

at the closest hospital or what?

- She gave me this.

- Fuck, a burner?

What, you bust up a
drug deal or something?

- You have to call them.

- Them?

Who's them?
- I don't know, man.

- Look man, there is a hospital

like five minutes back there.

We can save our own asses

and get out of whatever all this is.

- She said to go north
on 41 and no hospital.

- She, she what?

You two had a conversation?

- Can you just call them?

- What? What do I gotta
clean up your mess for?

I don't even know what this mess is!

- I just carried a half-dead white woman

through the middle
of bum-fuck nowhere.

- And they'd probably
think you did this to her.

Jenks, did you do this to her?
- Will you just call them?

- Holy shit.

Motherfucker.

(suspenseful music)

(phone line ringing)

Hello?
- Who is this?

- Who's this? Who are you?

- [Contact 1] Is, is
there a woman with you?

Is, is she okay?

- [Randy] Hey, I'm no doctor,
but she's hurt pretty bad.

- [Contact 1] Give her the phone.

Let me talk to her.

- [Randy] She's still breathing,

but she ain't about do much else.

- What's going on?
- Get ready to go.

- Look.
- We've got a problem.

- What is this? A sting?

A setup? What's going on?

- [Contact 1] Okay, here's
what you're gonna do.

- There's a hospital nearby.

She, she's-
- No.

- Hurt real bad.
- No!

- She's about to die.

- [Contact 1] Do not go to a hospital.

- Why is she using a burner anyway?

Look, if you're a cop, you gotta tell me.

- [Contact 1] No hospitals.

You got that?
- Where are they?

- [Contact 1] Did she tell
you to take Highway 41?

- Yeah. Yeah, we're heading
northwest or whatever.

- [Contact 1] Okay, don't
speed. Don't get pulled over.

It'll take you about
45 minutes to get here.

- [Contact 2] Tell him to
look out for the gas station.

- [Contact 2] You'll pass the
gas station in Shoal Creek.

Call back then.

- Okay. So we can just-
(phone beeps)

Start talking.

(gentle dramatic music)

Shit, man.

I'm sorry things went south like that,

but armed robbery?

That ain't you, Jenks!

- [Jenks] I know!

I didn't think anyone
would be in the place.

- [Randy] Why go all the way to Elmore?

- They don't know me there.

- Half a million people in our city,

they don't know you either.

- It was quiet. Not even an alarm.

- No alarm?

Man, this is really starting
to feel like a sting.

- I don't think you know
what that means, man.

- Well, we should be
coming up on it pretty soon

if I timed it right.

Yep. There it is.

(phone line ringing)

Okay, we just passed the gas station.

- [Contact 1] Take your next left.

That'll be Spring Meadow Lane.

About two miles after that

you'll see a white van that'll.

Did you say we?

Is there someone with you?

- Just one, aside from
your girl in the backseat.

- [Contact 1] Blindfold them.

When you get here they stay in the car

until we stay otherwise.

- Okay. But if-
(phone beeps)

Man, they could at least
say goodbye or something.

Damn.

- Fucking blindfold?

(soft suspenseful music)

(car whooshing)

(car engine whirring)

(van engine rumbling)

(suspenseful music)

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(van tires crunching)

(suspenseful music continues)

(car engine rumbling)

(Randy sighs)
(suspenseful music continues)

(knuckles rapping)

- [Contact 2] Come on.
Help me get her out.

Hurry up.

- [Randy] Hey, man, I don't
want any blood on my seat.

I've just had it all-

- [Contact 2] I don't give
a shit about your seats!

She's bleeding out. Let's go, let's go!

- [Randy] Shit, all right, I get it.

All right, coming out your side.

- [Contact 2] Quick, come around here

and help me with her shoulders.

- [Randy] All right, all right. Okay.

(car door thuds)
She's all yours.

- [Contact 2] Hey, you
gotta help me carry her.

(Jenks coughing)

- Okay. Okay.

(insects chirping)

(insects continue chirping)

(knuckles rapping)

Hey, you gotta come inside.

- Why can't we just leave?

- No, it's all good. I got a plan.

No, wait, leave the blindfold on though.

Come on.

(Jenks sighs)

(ominous music)

All right, blindfold off.

I got five minutes.

(ominous music continues)

- What the fuck is this?

- It's your safe house.
You're off the grid now.

- What?
- That drug store you robbed?

It'll be open in a couple hours.

You're gonna have major heat on you.

(Jenks sighs)

Look, buddy, I know it ain't the Sheraton,

but you're kinda out of options here.

Jenks, she didn't die, but
you could still go to prison.

And you can't just go back home right now,

so I worked out a deal with them.

They said that if we keep
quiet about this place,

they'll keep quiet about the robbery,

and you can lay low
here for a couple days.

All things considered,

I think that's pretty fucking good, man.

- Wait, who is them?

- What?

- (sighs) You said you
made a deal with them

and, and then, and then they, they,

they said not to say
anything about this place,

but who are these people?

What, what is this place?

- I don't really know.

I just met a couple of
'em up in the driveway,

I didn't get their names-
- But why do you trust 'em?

- Or nothing.

Look, man, you got me
into this shit, okay?

Getting woke up at 4:00 AM,

driving out to pigfuck nowhere

and have some dying woman
thrown in my backseat

ain't my kind of adventure.

You feelin' me?

- (sighs) I'm sorry. I.

I'm scared.

- I hear you. And I'm sorry too.

I know you're scared, but you called me

because I always come
through for you, and I did.

(Jenks sighs)

- Just do me a favor and,

and don't say anything about, uh.

- No, no, no. Hey, no, no.

I ain't bringing up no personal business.

Okay?
- Okay.

All right, uh, so what do I do?

- Get some sleep, dude.

Try and keep your mind off things.

We know the address so we got collateral.

So you're safe here.

But uh, they're real secretive
about their operation though,

so you can't go upstairs.

- Wait, what's upstairs?

- Well, I'm about to find out myself.

They're prepping that lady to
stitch up the bullet holes.

I guess they're short-handed,

so I told them I'd help
out to sweeten the deal.

- Help with surgery? Are you serious?

- Hey, relax! You know
Randy's handy, baby.

Besides, they're just gonna
have me fetching tools

or some bullshit, ain't no big deal.

- This is so fucked.

- Now, come on, be easy, buddy.

You're out the woods now, all right?

Now I gotta head home
as soon as she's okay,

but I'm gonna be back to
pick you up as soon as I can.

They said it's just
gotta be certain hours,

I think, to be safe or whatever.

- Like a prison?

- Or a hospital. (scoffs)

Hey, you're all right.

You did the right thing,
so just keep doing it.

They said that there's
some food in the kitchen.

- Terrific.

- [Randy] Sweet dreams, amigo.

(door thuds)

(door creaks and rattles)

(Jenks sighs)

(Jenks coughing)

(Jenks groans)

(gentle dramatic music)

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(Jenks sighs)

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(Jenks gasps)

(Jenks pants)

(phone keys clack)

(shoes scrape)

(Jenks grunts)

(Jenks sighing)

(plastic rustles)

(bottles rattle)

(Jenks exhales sharply and coughs)

(ball thudding)

(soft ominous music)

(ball continues thudding)

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(ball continues thudding)

(soft ominous music continues)

(can clatters)

(Jenks sighs)

(ball continues thudding)

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(suspenseful music)

(ball thudding)

(suspenseful music continues)

- (sighs) Fuck this.

(dramatic music)

(Jenks grunting)

(door handle clattering)

Shit.

(door clicks)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

- Pretty ironic, huh?

It's a gun rack.

You hunt?

- [Jenks] No, no. (clears throat) No.

- Me neither. (chuckles)

But I- I grew up around it.

"Mama, Mama, Daddy's taking
the rabbit's clothes off!"

She loved telling that one. (chuckles)

My dad came down here a
lot during hunting season.

Being in the woods was
his church. Or therapy.

That's all he ever used this place for.

It's not luxurious, but it is a luxury.

He and his buddies would
be out there all morning.

They'd clean and cook
everything they killed.

Donate whatever was left to
soup kitchens or neighbors.

The antlers went to the hounds.

Pelts to whoever wanted them.

Used to be this lovely little
taxidermy shop next town over.

That was important to him, you know?

Not being wasteful.

"Every part of the buffalo."
That was his motto.

We're not Native American, at
least not enough to claim it.

But he admired their philosophies.

That was my first deer.

I didn't kill it though.

I never did wanna touch a gun.

But he made me learn to shoot.

To understand their power.

He started bringing me down here,

usually around my
birthday, just him and me.

And he killed that one my
first time out in the woods.

I cried.

But then we cleaned it and cooked it,

and ate it together.

Made sure nothing went to waste.

I was too young to see
how barbaric it was.

That the animal he killed

would be used to display
the gun he did it with.

But I never saw it as a trophy.

More like a reminder.

How about some water?

It's just tap, and we're on
well, so it smells funny,

but it won't hurt you.

My dad used to talk about
how important hunting is

in the grand scheme of things.

How controlling the deer population

actually helps them
survive in the long run.

How they don't have any natural predators,

so without us helping, they
would just grow and grow

and run out of food.

Starve to death.

(solemn music)

- So, uh. (clears throat) You're okay?

- Oh, here I am, rambling and rambling,

and you don't even know why we're here.

Come on, let's sit down.

- Actually, I was just-
- I want you to understand

why I'm not angry.

(solemn music)

I can't blame you for what you did.

To me, I mean.

(sighs) There's no reason to expect

that anyone else would be
in a small-town pharmacy

in the middle of the night.

(solemn music continues)

You stole a lot of medicine.

- (sighs) I'm sorry about. (coughing)

(Jenks clears throat)

- You must be really sick.

- It was dark and I panicked

and I just grabbed what I could.

And the gun wasn't even mine.

I just had it for protection. I.

- I was stealing medicine too.

(solemn music)

- Don't, don't you work there?

- Oh, I do, yes. That's my day job.

But my real passion is what I do here.

- Here?

(solemn music)

(Julia sighs)

- Let's get some fresh air.

I'll show you.

(glass thuds)

(bright music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle bright music)

He died a couple years ago. My dad.

But he didn't have to.

He shouldn't have.

And he left me this place,

even though he knew I wouldn't
use it the same way he did.

But I wanted to be here. To help people.

People who are sick or
dying, people like you.

People who are abandoned
by the institutions

that promised to protect them.

- How long was I down there?

- Oh, here they come.

(ominous music)

- Comrade! Welcome to first floor.

- Hi, I'm Sally. Tennessee
fucking hates me.

Coffee on?

- Yeah, there's a fresh pot.

- Wonderful.

- Trevor? Trevor?

- At your service.

- Do you wanna tell?

I'm sorry, what, your
friend called you Jenks,

is that right?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Julia skipped the tour, right?

- I didn't really-
- I bet she told you

that deer story, huh?

Show you that gun rack?

Those creepy ass little feet?

- Uh, hey, listen, can I just go?

- Julia, can I talk to you for a moment?

- Yeah, I'm coming.

Um, I think Trevor can take it from here?

- A word?

Look, uh, your buddy
doesn't think it's safe

for you to leave yet.

And I think he might
actually have a point.

- I know, but where is he?

- I don't know when he's coming back.

That's all the more reason
for you to stay put.

We're not so bad for company.

(eerie music)

Come here. I wanna show
you something real quick.

(Julia and Sally whispering indistinctly)

Check it out!

(Jenks groans)

See these?

These are today's orders.

These are dozens of
life-saving medications

delivered throughout the
region, all free of charge.

- So you're, you're a?

- A pharmacy.

Well, more like a black
market pharmacy, but uh, yeah.

Don't tell anyone, all right?

- Mr. Jenks.

Since you know about us now, Julia thought

you might wanna see what we're all about.

How it works.

Then we can have lunch when
we get back. (chuckles)

- I should start prepping.

See you in a bit.

- Actually, could I just-

- You know, it's not that
far from here. (laughing)

They're some of our closest
deliveries, actually.

Look, I know you're eager to go home,

but keeping you out of the spotlight

is probably for the best
for all of us, you know?

(sighs) This might be the
only field trip you get today.

(van door thuds)

(gentle dramatic music)

(gentle suspenseful music)

I know you don't trust us yet,

but if you have any questions
or anything, I'm here.

- Where are we e- exactly?

- Um, any questions other
than that. (chuckles)

- So I'm a flight risk.

It's like that?

- (laughing) I mean, we're like

a good 10 miles from the closest town.

So you'd probably need a
different strategy anyway.

(Jenks coughing)

Oh, I'm sorry about whatever
you're going through,

but you must be up against it,
if you had to, you know, uh,

rob a drug store.

- Like y'all do all the time, right?

- What we do is (chuckles) illegal.

Yes, but there's more to it.

You'll see.

- Y'all do blood too.

- Blood.
- I came upstairs,

because there was blood
dripping down from the ceiling.

- Shit. Yeah, uh.

We just started doing blood
storage for a few patients.

It gets kind of messy sometimes. (sighs)

Your arm is probably sore.

(chuckles) Don't worry,
we only took a sample

so we could find your blood
type in case you needed any.

- I think I'm good on blood.

- Here we are.

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(birds chirping)

Go to the back and (sighs) grab the bag

that says Boone with an E.

Nevermind, I got it.

(van door thuds)

(birds chirping)

(ominous music)

(gentle suspenseful music)

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(gentle suspenseful music continues)

- Probably need to do
some work on that fence.

I reckon I ought to
build a new barn first.

Never can find the time.

- I- I was, I was, I was.

- Hey, relax, son.

I saw the van pull up.

While you here, you mind giving me a hand?

- With what?

(gentle suspenseful music)

- Got a new one this week. Needs a tag.

I'd do it myself, but well,

another pair of hands wouldn't hurt.

She's nervous, but she ain't gonna bite.

Go on, pick up that tagger right there.

It's already loaded.

(Jenks sighs)

- I don't know what I'm doing.

- Hell, I gave you the
easy job. (chuckles)

Come closer.
(Jenks sighs)

I'll hold her head to keep her steady.

You just slide that right onto the middle

of that right ear there,

press down hard so it'll stick.

- Is it? Does it hurt?

- Hell, you won't feel a
thing. (laughs and groans)

Ah, it's, it, it's like
getting your ears pierced.

Don't feel good, but it's over quick.

That's it.

(gentle suspenseful music)

Okay girl, you're gonna be just fine.

(tagger clicks)

See there?

Nothing to it.

(Jenks gasps and pants)

Ha! There we go.

(cow mooing)

(claps hands) Go on!

Marshall Boone.

- Jenks.

- You with The Counter?

- The what?
- Uh, he's with us.

That was quite a show.

(chuckles) How are you, Marshall?

- Oh, can't complain.
- Hm.

- I'll take that.

- Marshall was one of
our earliest customers.

A close friend of Julia's father.

We helped with his wife's
treatment before she passed.

And now he needs more help.

(solemn music)
(child coughing)

His story, it's common
in places like this.

Families don't have access to care.

They can't afford insurance,
there's too much red tape.

So Julia decided to do something

and we joined her.

Medicine, supplies,
whatever sick people need,

we get it for them, no matter what.

(gentle ominous music)

- It don't make newspaper
headlines or nothing,

but it's, it's violence.

Ask a man to choose between
medicine and the mortgage.

Put such a high price on living,

I can't think of another word for it.

I didn't trust it at first.

Maybe I still don't. Not really.

But these folks,

well, I don't know how it works,

but they're the only ones
that's cared enough to help.

Thank you. About that other thing, is-

- [Sally] Uh, we just confirmed it.

We'll give you a time soon, okay?

- [Boone] I guess y'all got
it all figured out then.

(gentle suspenseful music)

(gear lever clicks)
(Sally sighs)

- I gotta unload a few
things from the back.

But, uh, go on in though.

Ah, lunch should be ready soon.

- I got another question.

- What's up?

- (sighs) Why you do this? For them?

- (sighs) The Counter is so much more

than what you've seen today.

And all of us here, we
are here for a reason.

A good reason.

- So you got a story like hers then?

- No, not like hers.

But I've got my story
and I've got my reasons.

And I'm sure you've got yours too, right?

(Sally sighs)
(solemn music)

See you on the inside. (chuckles)

Ah! These damn cows.

- Can I?

(van door thuds)

(Jenks coughing)

(food sizzling)

- There's our guy.

Did you have a good time on the farm?

You hungry?

Bet you are. Come on, come here.

Figured you'd missed breakfast

'cause you were down in the dungeon,

so why not do it for lunch, right?

Wait, you do eat meat, right?

I swear to God, man, I never
gave a shit about sausage

until I moved to the South,

and now I got wet dreams about that shit.

- I had some of the ravioli
down in the basement.

- Not sure that's actually
meat, but point taken.

(Jenks sighs)

(utensils clattering)

(utensils continue clattering)

- So how was Marshall?

- Hmm, same as ever.

(laughs) Unpredictable.

- Hmm.
- Hm, our guest here

got to tag one of the cows.

- Seriously?
- Hm.

- [Trevor] Boone never
lets me do the fun shit.

- [Sally] (chuckling) Right?

(Sally sighs)

- This ain't right.
(dramatic music)

- Well, might have got a
little heavy on the salt, but.

(Sally chuckles)

- Where's Randy?

He said he was going to
be here and he's not here.

And why'd you let him go?

But you kept me down here in the dark.

And for how long?

- Listen, we wanna help you.

And right now that means keeping you safe.

- I know, police are looking for me,

but I took that risk
when I robbed the place,

and I take that risk now, that's on me.

(Jenks clears throat)

- Well, um, that's not the only thing.

I mean, we, our organization is growing.

Someone like you could
really be an asset for us,

and we think that what we can do for you.

- We, we're, we were kinda hoping

we'd come to an understanding.

You know? Maybe you wanna
stick around, help us out?

- Next shift gets here after dinner.

- Shift?

- We're part of a larger team.

What you see here is
our initiating chapter.

First steps.

- We are legion.

- (sighs) Really?

- What?

- Many of us work at
pharmacies all over Tennessee.

Even across the state line.

We spend our off hours
here, doing the real work.

- You may not come from a, you know,

pharmaceutical background, you know,

but, I mean, hey, a big guy like you?

I mean, you'd be perfect
for security, right?

- Trevor.
- Dude,

I saw what you did to that door.

She won't let us have guns in the house.

- [Sally] Here we go.

- It's her father's hunting land.

We got a empty gun rack

over the fireplace for Christ's sakes.

But no, no, no guns.

- Yeah, 'cause as soon as we bring guns

into this organization,

we become criminals.
- Criminals.

Yes, I know, but please
help me understand.

Because we're stealing medicine,

but owning guns, which
is legal by the way,

there's an amendment for it.
- It's not necessary.

- You know that?

It's actually near the top.
- We're not having

this discussion right now.

We will not bring bloodshed
to this organization.

Not without a greater purpose.

- Sure.

Just be sitting ducks on a
goldmine of stolen drugs.

Just waiting to get fleeced

by some fucking junkie with a six-shooter.

A goldmine we'll never see-
- He's very passionate.

- A dime for by the way.
- Oh boy.

- Like all of us.
- We're not gonna see dime.

You know why, Julia?

Because that money, it's
gonna run out someday.

It's gonna run out someday,

because there's no long-term vision here.

Nobody gets a free lunch forever.

- Trevor?

I don't think our guest here

wants to hear about the logistics

of our organization just yet.

- Y'all are both missing

the point, for real.
- Am I wrong here?

Hey, am I wrong? Am I wrong?

(Jenks coughing)
All I'm saying,

all I'm saying is we have-

(solemn music)

- Look, my phone is downstairs.

I'll just charge it and call Randy.

We won't say shit. All right?

We'll just leave.

We'll just go. We'll just go.

- Jenks, we have someone we think

you might be interested in helping.

- Look, whatever you got going on

ain't got nothing to do with me.

- It's not that simple, bud.

You gotta trust us
before we can trust you.

- What do you mean by? (groans)

(dish clatters)

- [Julia] Jesus Christ.

- You should have given him a bigger dose.

- Should have had a bigger bite.

(Sally sighs)

My grits are fantastic. I stand by this.

(suspenseful dramatic music)

(Jenks exhaling sharply)

(Jenks panting)

(dramatic sinister music)

(Jenks grunting)

(Jenks whimpering)

(sinister music)

(ominous music)

(Jenks whimpering)

(door rattles and creaks)

- [Julia] Look, I know the
situation we're in, okay?

I need you to know that I'm
not comfortable with this.

None of us are.

- [Trevor] No, look, I get it.

I'd give Marshall my
own kidney if I could.

- [Julia] You can,
Trevor, you are a match.

- Yes, I know that. I
know what I signed up for.

But this guy showed up
practically gift-wrapped.

And you heard Sally.

Boone's not gonna last much longer.

It's not like we got a lot of time here.

- Yeah, no, I'm fully aware
of our time constraints.

Sally's waiting on me.

We have to get the new
supply from Antioch,

and she's taking me to meet
the Gottfried boy, which is-

- Hey, you know what?
You should go on ahead.

I'll take care of it.

- Will you?

- Jules, it's me.

(Julia scoffs)

- Yeah, I'll be back to check on you.

(suspenseful music)
(Jenks grunts)

- As you can see, I don't get
a lot of respect around here.

(scoffs) You believe that shit?

And don't get me wrong.

This, all this was her
idea, I understand that.

She had the vision.

She had this location.

But the name?

The Counter? That was me.

And this logo here? Also me.

See I'm the one that,

I'm the one that gave us an identity.

Me, and I'll tell you what,

I'm the only one bringing new ideas

to the table here.

Like this.

Because this, this is so
much simpler. (chuckles)

Now, I think you knew.

I think you knew we couldn't
let you leave, you know?

I mean, not after you
almost got one of us killed,

and then you, you and your little buddy

found our hiding spot?

But you know, it just,
it seems, it seems cruel.

It seems cruel to not help you understand

the bigger picture here.

And it makes me feel so much (exhaling),

so much better, you know?

I mean, because this
is, this is new for us.

I mean, nobody's blown our cover before.

(suspenseful music)

But your sacrifice.

With your sacrifice comes opportunity!

Comes opportunity!

Because man, you have no idea.

You have no idea how many
lives you're gonna save, okay?

Now check this shit out, all right?

Because when you get
to those pearly gates,

I wanna make sure you tell
St. Peter you were martyred.

You deserve that much.

Now we're gonna start with your kidney.

That nice farmer you met today?

He probably didn't mention he was dying.

Well he, he is gonna get your kidney.

And guess what?

He's gonna live. That's
pretty cool, right?

And then, um, my colleagues
and I differ on the next steps,

but they're not here, so.

After that, we'll probably
move on to your intestines,

because, you know, you don't
really need all of them,

if you think about it.

And then we will move on to your liver.

We'll take part of that,
and then maybe a lung.

But here's where it gets pretty gnarly.

We take your corneas.

(ominous music)

(scoffs) Gives new meaning
to second sight, am I right?

(Trevor chuckles)

After that, you're pretty
much auf wiedersehen, buddy.

So then we'll just strip
everything else out,

we'll pack it on ice, and, uh,

we gotta make sure we find some bodies

before those puppies expire.

And that's, I mean,
that's what, that's like,

that's like a dozen people?

That's like, that's like a dozen people

getting a second chance.

And that's all because of you.

How about that?

Oh, here's my favorite part.

So all that excess flesh
and that, that bone,

those big beautiful bones?

Did you know you can eat bones?

I had, I had to look it up myself.

But uh, human beings
don't eat 'em, of course.

But so what they do is, they
take all that excess flesh

and they take all that bone
and they extract the marrow

and then they grind it up,

and then they use it to fertilize plants.

(scoffs) And it, they also,
they feed it to, to livestock

as like kind of a, um,
what do you call it?

Like a, like a mineral supplement.

Supposed to prevent, like,
mad cow disease or some shit.

(scoffs) So think about that.

Farmer Boone gets a new kidney

and we throw in some bone
meal for his cute little cows.

(suspenseful music)

"Every part of the buffalo,"
am I right? (clicks tongue)

(ominous music)

(chuckles) Maybe I'm
getting ahead of myself.

Now let's get you snoozing again, huh?

(soft suspenseful music)

Perfect.

Don't worry pal.

I did two years of med
school in the Caribbean.

(intense dramatic music)
Ah!

(Trevor yells and grunts)

(Jenks grunting)

(Jenks panting)

(ominous music)

(ominous music continues)

(Jenks grunting)

(ominous music continues)

- [Jenks] Oh, fuck!

(ominous music continues)

(Jenks groaning)

(Jenks grunting)

(ominous music continues)

(Jenks continues grunting)

(ominous music continues)

(Jenks groaning)

(ominous music continues)

(hand thuds)

(Jenks grunting)

(Jenks groaning)

(suspenseful music)

(Jenks panting)

(Jenks grunting)

(Jenks panting)

(soft suspenseful music)

(Jenks continues panting)

(soft suspenseful music continues)

(door clatters)

(soft suspenseful music continues)

(Jenks groaning)

(intense suspenseful music)

- No way, bitch.

(groans) Fuck! Get the fuck off me!

Wait, wait, wait.

(Trevor exclaims and groans)

(ominous music)

Fuck, no!

(Jenks groaning)

(Jenks panting and groaning)

(ominous music continues)

(door creaks)

(Jenks groans)

(Jenks panting)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(lock clicks)

(gentle suspenseful music continues)

(gentle suspenseful music continues)

(Jenks sighs and grunts)

(gentle suspenseful music continues)

(gentle suspenseful music continues)

(intensifying suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(bags rustling)
(pills clattering)

- [Sally] Hang in there, buddy.

You don't know how many lives
you're changing around here.

Welcome to The Counter.

(soft ominous music)

Hang in there, man, we got you.

This is a gift.

(suspenseful music)

(Jenks panting)

(dramatic music)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

- What the fuck?

(dramatic music)

- Jenks! (moans)

Goddang it, you big beautiful angel.

- [Jenks] How long you been down here?

- Ah! Goddammit!

Since the last time I saw you.

What you think?
- I thought you were dead!

- I thought you was dead!

- We gotta get outta here!

- You gotta cut me loose, J.

- Shit.

(dramatic music)

Oh, shit!

(Jenks groans)

Ah, all right, all right.

- (screams) Ah, no, you gotta,
you gotta unhook me, man!

- What if you start bleeding?

- I'm bleeding now!

- Ah, shit.

- Oh no, not my blood.

- Oh, shit.

Come on, yeah, yeah. I got you.

All right, let's go.

- Carry me!
- Oh, all right. (groans)

- Just like I carried you
for years, bitch. (groans)

(dramatic music)

- Let's get the fuck outta here.

(Randy retches and coughs)

- Am I dying?

- Let's just get outta here.

Come on, let's go.

Oh, shit!

(both groaning)

(suspenseful music)

- Ah, shit!

- Where's Trevor?

(Randy and Jenks groaning and panting)

Your kidney is gonna save a man's life!

He's a universal donor.

This is not how this is supposed to go!

Look, I know that you're desperate,

but we have people out
there that depend on us

to stay alive.

We're desperate too!

- I'm tired of hearing you
try and justify this shit.

Now move.

(Randy groans)

(suspenseful music)

- You just saved my life.
Are you gonna kill me now?

- I never meant to hurt
anyone, including you.

- I know that. I know that.

But if you leave right
now without your medicine,

you are right back where you started.

(Randy panting)

- It's better than where I'm at at.

- [Trevor] Julia! Get the adrenaline!

- No, no, no, no, no.

Whoa, whoa. Here, I got you, buddy.

- Whoa!
- Oh, he needs fluids.

I had it under control!
- I'm in rough shape.

- He needs our help.

- I'm helping.

- [Sally] Let me just get
him some fluids inside.

- Absolutely not. Nope.

Oh shit. (groans)
- Fine.

Take him and get gone.

- Gimme the keys. Gimme the keys.

(dramatic music)
(Jenks groans)

Which way to the hospital?

Oh shit.
- Take a right

and keep driving.

Same direction we went earlier.

- [Jenks] All right. (groans)

Come on, buddy.

We got it.
- Okay.

- We got it.
- Jenks. Jenks.

(Jenks grunting)
(Randy moaning)

- Hey, hey, hey! Stay with me man.

- [Randy] You should have left me.

- Are you serious?

- [Randy] You got a raw deal.

- They were gonna fucking kill you, man.

- They weren't gonna kill me.

I'm a universal donor, man. I'm useful.

You could've traded me
for meds or something.

- That's bullshit.

- I mean, goddang it.

You went through all of that?

Halfway through hell? For what?

- I could probably find
something back there.

- But what if there's nothing back there?

What, what you gonna about all that.

- I'll figure it out, all right?

- All right.

(soft suspenseful music)

- Goddamn farmer.
- Jenks? Road!

(tires squealing)
- Shit!

- [Randy] Jenks, hit the brakes! Jenks!

(car crashing)

(bird chirps)

(Jenks gasps)

(Randy retching)

(Randy groans)

Hey, Jenks. This sucks, man!

- I know! Damn!

- But what are we gonna do?

- We gonna run.

In the woods.

- The woods? Why the woods?

- Because they gonna find us on the road.

We're safe up there.

- Nobody's chasing us.

(dog barking)

(suspenseful music)

Oh shit.

Oh, somebody's chasing us. Shit.

I don't think I'm gonna do
too great in the woods, buddy.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music continues)

(dramatic music continues)

(dramatic music continues)

- I gotta stop. (groans)

- Already?
- You ain't that light.

- Hey, Jenks, you think they
can spot us from down there?

- We ain't got a choice, man. (groans)

- All right, sorry ass.

Find a leaning tree.

(insects chirping)

(Randy and Jenks groan)

Hey, thanks for this IV, though. For real.

(Jenks groans)
Still feel like shit.

But I don't feel like I'm dying, at least.

Hey, Jenks?
- Yeah?

- You think I'm gonna get my car back?

- (sighs) Nah, man.
It's probably long gone.

(insects chirping)

- 19 years I had that car, man.

Since junior year, remember?

- Yeah, I remember.

- We used, we used to cr- cruise
around in that thing, man.

Getting high as shit after every game.

(birds squawking)

Breaks my heart, man.

Think about it getting gutted
for parts at some junkyard.

Oh right. My bad.

Jenks?
- Yeah.

- I'm sorry about the medicine.

(insects chirping)

Hey, Jenks?
- What man?

- Still got that scalpel?
(dramatic music)

- [Jenks] Shit!

- He's too fast, man. Stand your ground.

(Jenks gasping)

(dramatic music)

- That's a little blade for a big man.

(suspenseful music)

- Oh shit!

- Come on! Don't go all pacifist on me!

You? What a fucking waste.

- I'm done. Go home.

- Not without that kidney, hoss.

(Trevor grunts and groans)

(suspenseful music)

- [Jenks] Oh shit!

(Jenks groans)

(Trevor and Jenks grunt and groan)

- Grab the knife, dude!

(Trevor exclaims)

(Trevor gasping)

(solemn music)

(dramatic music)

- Goddammit. (sighs)

- Is it? Is it?

Can I? Can, is, is there something I can?

- This is it.

(Trevor groans)

Just, just, just don't
leave me up here, all right?

(soft dramatic music)

(soft dramatic music continues)

(insects chirping)

- [Julia] Trevor? Trevor?

(Julia exclaims)

(melancholic music)

Bring his body to the truck.

- Wait.

- You were a liability, but so was he.

This stops here.

- I- (sighs) I didn't wanna.

- I know. I know, I know.

(melancholic music continues)

Your medicine's in the van.

(melancholic music continues)

- Good?

- Yeah.

(dramatic music)

(somber music)

- What the hell, Julia?

- Just take him back to the house.

That's your kidney now.

(somber music continues)

(somber music continues)

- Come on! (groans)

(somber music continues)

(truck engine rumbling)

(somber music continues)

(soft suspenseful music)

- That's everything we
have in our reserves.

Plus what you took.

And these.

(somber music)

- So what do we do now?

- I think we can come
to an understanding.

If y'all are willing to keep
all of this to yourselves,

we'll put you on the list.

- The list?

- So you can keep getting what you need.

- No. No list.

Keep us out of this crazy ass bullshit

and keep us off your goddamn list.

- Okay.

Well, could I at least give y'all a ride?

- Guess you're gonna need to clean out

that floorboard first.

(insects chirping)

(Jenks sighs)

(doorbell dings)

- Oh, thanks man.

(paper rustling)

- You know, I thought
I needed one of these.

Shit, I don't even want it.

You know, it's kinda weird.

I- I don't even know how
much they got outta me,

but it's weird to think about.

There's gonna be all
these different people,

just walking around with my blood in them.

- You know giving blood's a thing, right?

- Yeah, I know that, dickhead.

(Jenks laughs)

Ah! I'm just saying.

I never really gave it much thought.

I never gave blood before.

(laughs) Til, til now, I guess.

- Man, I think you've given
enough for a lifetime.

- Yeah. I don't know though.

Universal donor.

Sounds kind of badass, right?

Like "Universal Soldier."

(Jenks laughs)

♪ Da-da-dun, dun ♪

♪ Da-da-dun, dun ♪

- Okay, man. (laughs)

- No, I'm serious, though.

I mean, what happened back there?

I mean, that's fucked up, no doubt.

But blood's crazy, man.

And if I got the best kind?

I mean, maybe I should be sharing it.

Save some lives and shit.

- Just make sure you get
some fluids in you first.

- Oh. Yeah, good call.

(car whooshing)

That's our ride!

(car engine whirring)

(upbeat music)

♪ She is waiting on you tonight ♪

♪ She is waiting on you tonight ♪

- All right, be good, man.

Yeah, and don't call me for
like, five years, you got it?

- (laughs) Yeah, man.

- Oh, hey. Say hi for me.

♪ Running all night
till you're back home ♪

(car engine rumbling)

- [Announcer] On the goal line.

Good coverage by special teams.

Brings McGibboney down
at the 25-yard line.

Looks like they got him by the ankles.

Almost able to escape,
but that strong defense

just overpowered him.

Tyler mentioned earlier

he was able to practice that
type of coverage in camp.

He's been eager to put it
into action on the field.

10:37 left to go until halftime

on a muggy Saturday-
- Mama?

- [Announcer] In the South.

- William?

(somber music)

- (groans) All right.

- Hey! I- I got your voicemail.

I- I was so confused!

You told me not to call the police.

- I know, I know.
- And you don't show up.

- I know. Mama, listen,
I got your medicine.

- What? How could you afford it?

- I took care of it.

- Are you still feeling sick?

- It's just a cough, Mama. I'll be okay.

(somber music)

- Is that blood?

- It's not mine.

- What do you mean it's not yours?

- Mama, you want some water?

- [Announcer] It's a good call.

It's a solid call.

- Yes.
- All right.

- Fine. Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

(somber music)

(TV announcer chattering)

(melancholic music)

(door thuds)

- [Preacher] The famous verse
from Amos, chapter five.

What does he say?

Let justice roll down.

- William!
- Yeah, Mama?

- You still here?
- Yeah.

I was just about to head out.

- [Loretta] Oh, okay.

- [Preacher] They kind of crazy guys.

Anyway, right? In the Old Testament.

Matthew 23 talking about his priorities.

He's talking to the Pharisees.
"But you have neglected."

- Damn. I'ma see you Sunday, all right?

- That sounds fine. Love you!

- [Jenks] Love you too, Mama.

(door rattles)

(paper rustles)

(somber dramatic music)

(somber dramatic music continues)

♪ I woke up with a stroke of
luck exploding in my chest ♪

♪ Nervous, full of purpose
left my home to go invest ♪

♪ In my stage persona hoping
folks will come to spec ♪

♪ Turning down the news ♪

♪ 'Cause truths a joke to those invested ♪

♪ Added myself to lists
of benevolent defectors ♪

♪ Sick of oligarchy could
be hella insurrections ♪

♪ No estate is real and our
development's arrested ♪

♪ They're like Bluth ♪

♪ Except they ensure
families are separate ♪

♪ What can you do except
prepare for mass divestment ♪

♪ And hustle so your
bread is still collected ♪

♪ Another teenage head was just injected ♪

♪ With metal slug from accidental exit ♪

♪ Of bullet chamber spread
from would be thespian ♪

♪ And my home is the only
place where it happens ♪

♪ Money, money, money
to the manufacturers ♪

♪ Shareholder profits over med cabinets ♪

♪ Profit margins rise
while we fill caskets ♪

♪ When the bullets started flying ♪

♪ We started dying ♪

♪ You're steady buying ♪

♪ Worried about your clients ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ But we're seeing Zion ♪

♪ I don't give a fuck
about your bottom line ♪

♪ Killing us should really
be a fucking crime ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here too soon ♪

♪ Dying out here to soon ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here ♪

♪ Do I matter if my
impact has limited reach ♪

♪ Does a teacher change the world ♪

♪ With students when they teach ♪

♪ Pastors stack investments with
the sermons they can preach ♪

♪ Other pastors argue that
this is biblical breach ♪

♪ Faith politicking must
have a melanin dependency ♪

♪ 'Cause folks will call it Godly ♪

♪ When it has moral deficiency ♪

♪ It's like the voice of God ♪

♪ From hedonism they're dismissing these ♪

♪ Pleas for civility ♪

♪ Shouldn't be resisting, be ♪

♪ Shouldn't even be out on the
street for bad positioning ♪

♪ Shouldn't be at home enjoying
sweets or even living these ♪

♪ Times are dangerous ♪

♪ And I'm threatened by your existence ♪

♪ We argue hollow points
instead of listening ♪

♪ Narratives are false ♪

♪ But have the strength
of adamantium now ♪

♪ Wealth is only growing
if you're handing it down ♪

♪ Pass laws to strengthen
entry barriers, clowns ♪

♪ Claim you're free
market then disparage us ♪

♪ Wow ♪
♪ Bullets started flying ♪

♪ We started dying ♪

♪ You're steady buying ♪

♪ Worried about your clients ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ But we're seeing Zion ♪

♪ I don't give a fuck
about your bottom line ♪

♪ Killing us should really
be a fucking crime ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here too soon ♪

♪ Dying out here to soon ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here ♪

♪ Bullets started flying ♪

♪ We started dying ♪

♪ You're steady buying ♪

♪ Worried about your clients ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ But we're seeing Zion ♪

♪ I don't give a fuck
about your bottom line ♪

♪ Killing us should really
be a fucking crime ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here too soon ♪

♪ Dying out here to soon ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here ♪

♪ Bullets started flying ♪

♪ We started dying ♪

♪ You're steady buying ♪

♪ Worried about your clients ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ But we're seeing Zion ♪

♪ I don't give a fuck
about your bottom line ♪

♪ Killing us should really
be a fucking crime ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here too soon ♪

♪ Dying out here to soon ♪

♪ 'Cause we're dying out here ♪

♪ Dying out here ♪

♪ Dying ♪