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I beat Freddy.

I want to see you beat me before I dip out of here.

30 days, man.

Huh.

Look at that.

Fresh batch today.

Sleeper.

A little guidance?

You're making this too hard on yourself, Donovan.

We're already locked up.

Food sucks. Beds suck.

Come on.

There you go.

You got to watch your back. Watch who you do business with.

Hey.

I'm trying to stay clean, man.

Just a top-off to get you on the other side

of this withdrawal hell.

You'll be feeling better in no time.

When you do, come by and say thank you, all right?

Gentlemen, welcome to Three Rock Con Camp.

If you take a look around, you'll notice there are no fences.

You boys ready to check out your new home?

Yeah.

- Let's do it. - All right, gentlemen.

This way.

Something's coming to fire camp.

- Do I... smell...? - Yes.

You gotta taste this.

I know Bode's Bolognese wasn't asking for any improvements,

but this is... this is awesome.

No, no, it's supposed to taste the same

so he feels at home.

Right, which is...

why I stuck with the maple

to build him a new bed just like his old one.

Unless you think he should cram into that tiny little thing?

No, no, no, no, no.

He couldn't if he tried. Our baby's no baby.

Good, 'cause I broke it down already.

You know, while we still have the house alone,

I ran us a bath.

Want to get in it with me?

Please.

Oh, my God. That's Eve. She's early.

She's usually only early when she's anxious.

Was this a bad idea?

No, we just have to be gentle with her.

I'm always gentle. No, you're not.

I need to put on pants.

Get some soul food in you, that's what you do.

Oh, hell yeah.

From cellies to summer camp!

You two were at Lompoc together?

How'd you get stepped down from a Level 4 to fire camp?

Following in your footsteps, Donovan.

It's Leone now.

Okay, so when you said, "Let's bet,"

what you really meant was "Take my money."

You're gonna make it that easy?

Well, you ain't won yet.

- Hey, Gabs. - Hey.

Sorry, I-I didn't mean to interrupt.

You're not. Come play with us.

I don't... I think

- she doesn't want to be a third wheel. - I don't.

But I, I-I wouldn't be because I'm not alone.

Is that Olympian Gabriela Perez?

- Oh! Guys, this is... - Kyle Ferguson,

of Olympic and cereal box fame.

Gabriela was always the one to watch.

I give sidekick vibes.

I promise you do not.

Kyle and I go way back before the Olympics.

Training days.

Mm. Back, as in...?

I will make sure that I tell Bode that you were very protective.

Bode?

You got a guy?

Is he coming, too? I'd love to meet him.

No, he's, uh...

- Incarcerated. - Mm.

Oh.

What, are you a snob now?

No. No judgment.

Genuine curiosity. How'd you even meet?

Um, down the road, when my car broke down.

Aren't there rules about stuff like that?

Because the Gabriela I knew was a sucker for the rules.

- You want to grab a drink? - Uh, yeah.

All right, tell me when.

Oh... that's good. Thank you.

I knew you were gonna be cleared for Rebecca's death...

But I was just hoping it might bring you some relief

- now that the report has dropped. - Yeah.

Formality can sometimes feel like closure.

So what, I'm supposed to, just move on now or...?

Oh, no, no. You-you process and you heal.

But during that time we're a little worried that

maybe some of the tools you're using...

They may not be the best ones.

Well, um...

I started seeing a therapist.

- Excellent. - Oh, that's great.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

She said I was on autopilot with my grieving process,

um, I forgot my own voice.

We're only ever trying to help...

No, I know you guys love me, but I lost a crew member.

I didn't call my parents, I didn't call my brothers.

And I can't expect y'all to have all the answers.

Okay.

I get it, little homie.

I went through hell back in the concrete jungle.

This will help...

but only if you use it.

Appreciate that, man.

My baby smiled for the first time.

And I missed it.

Wait till she starts talking.

- Missing that'll tear you up. - You trying to rub it in?

I may know a way to get you more family cabin visits.

Really, New Guy?

Hey.

When I ask for things, people tend to say yes.

It's my charm.

There's nothing better for babies than parental QT.

Yo...

Sleeper's favors are not free.

If there's a price to pay, I'll pay it.

Dude's got connections.

For my baby girl, I'll happily use them.

What about the connections that Rebecca was working on?

Rebecca was the connection, B.

And she's not here anymore, is she?

You don't know Sleeper.

He's infectious but he's toxic.

Dude is the opposite of everything that's special

- about Three Rock. - Hey, you're almost out of Three Rock.

And when you're home in 30 days, eating ice cream,

Sleeper won't be your problem.

But he'll still be mine.

We're not in the same boat anymore, B.

I got to play nice.

That was...

I have no words.

I'll let the company know that the room they put me up in

was put to good use...

Oh, wait... I'm the company.

You journal?

No, not me.

It's an exercise I do with my inmates who are about to parole.

- What's the exercise? - Uh...

Listing the top five things you want to do when you get out.

You know, that last month, it feels like an eternity,

and I feel like it motivates them, you know?

All this for the future of your guys?

What about your future?

Greencrest 1591, responding to single patient

medical call at Hummingbird Springs Wellness Center.

Copy, 1591.

Breathe in. Breathe out.

I know you're worried about me, but why are you coming on a med call?

It's my job.

People shell out mortgage prices

to stay for a long weekend in a fancied-up tent?

- I don't get it. - It's not just a tent.

It's about the help within the tent.

Inside one of these tents is a med call.

If they're getting so much help here, what do they need us for?

Well, takes all kinds.

I know you.

Uh, Nancy, right? From PTA?

I go by Shaman Opal now.

Cool. Um... Where's the patient?

One of my goddesses is having a reaction

to the almond massage oil.

Just this way.

Not the almond massage oil.Uh-oh...

Looks like an allergic reaction.

Grab the EpiPen.

- Got you. - Does she have any tree nut allergies?

Well, I didn't see it on her intake form.

Yes.

Shaman Opal, come quick!

Stay with patient.

Got you.

All right.

- Have you ever had an EpiPen before? - Yeah.

So it's just quick.

One, two, three...

Ooh.

You know? It was quick.

Come on, it's time for tool maintenance, fellas.

Let's do it. Let's hit it!

Heroin.

Troy?

I saw the book.

Did you take the guidance from Sleeper?

The drugs? How m...

How much? Troy, how much?

So people actually pay for this torture.

The coal walk is part of our

premium cleansing package.

The coals have never gotten this hot before.

Something must be wrong.

How many coal walks are out here?

Half dozen or so.

How you doing, you all right?

No.

How long they been burning?

About a week. Why?

I need everybody to clear out of here. Now.

- Everybody, clear out. - Excuse me.

We still have chakras to cleanse.

This is like a massive basement fire.

We're standing right on top of it.

Everybody move, now.

- Synced and corrected by synk - - www.addic7ed.com -

So, the coals burned through to the roots,

and that's enough to keep the fire burning underground?

No, not just roots.

- Over here. - Duff, grasses, logs...

- Plenty of fuel. - Go help her.

Chief said they logged this place ten years ago.

But doesn't the fire need oxygen?

There's plenty of cracks in the ground

for the oxygen to seep through.

And plenty of chances for this to turn into

- a full-blown wildfire. - All right,

let's get the civilians away from the perimeter.

Eve, you run evacs.

Turn one of these tents into a med tent.

Copy. All right, let's get these patients to the med tent!

Grab the piercing nozzle.

Try to attack this thing underground. Watch out for spot fires.

Fire's spreading.

We may need more than a piercing nozzle.

Yeah, we'll get a hand crew out here, too. Go.

Come on, man.

You got to drink some if you can.

Whoa, whoa! Bad burrito, Troy?

He's on something, Freddy.

Drugs at camp?

Not until Sleeper showed up.

Bunch of dudes got off the bus, not just Sleeper.

- Don't assume. - Hey, guys, let's go!

Let's go!

- We got to tell Cap. - Then what?

He might start looking at us as the drug connection because of him.

Bode!

Yo, let's move! Set an example for the newbies.

Come on. Hustle up to the buggy. Now!

Copy, Cap.

Bode, I can ride it out.

I can't go back to the concrete jungle.

Leave me if you have to.

Troy, I'm not gonna leave you.

Let's go, come on. Let's go.

Ow.

Greencrest, Division 1501.

Assuming Hummingbird Springs I.C.

- Vince? - Copy that, 1501.

Multiple burn patients.

We need treatment and transport.

Engine crew's on the nozzle attack.

Okay, Three Rock's about to land with dozers and more water.

You got a root fire.

I'm a little bit jealous of that one.

You're so weird.

Yeah, yeah.

What a way to start a retreat, right, Del Raye?

I didn't want to come on this dumb retreat at all.

Bonnie begged me.

Oh, who's Bonnie?

My sad friend whose youngest kid just moved out,

so now she's an empty nester "finding herself."

I thought that meant, like, Jazzercise,

not walking across literal fire.

For what it's worth, empty nesting is hard.

This could've maybe been a surprise for both of you,

- in a good way. - It started a root fire.

Maybe what your friend needed

was a little bit of space to figure things out.

1501, we have a request for additional resources.

Copy.

Right this way, fellas.

Uh... where's the fire, Cap?

It's underground, goat.

- A root fire? - Started off that way.

Now it's a full-blown underground debris fire.

All right, gentlemen.

Today it's not about how wide our line is.

It's about how deep.

- Roots can catch on fire? - That's right.

We dig them up to slow it down.

I need everybody to move cautiously.

This ground is unstable. You got that?

- Any good news? - Yeah.

Get ready to make a friend. Everybody partner up.

Veterans and newbies. Let's go.

Cap, one of the new guys,

- Sleeper... - Yeah, he just partnered up.

Hello, partner.

I have two urgent transports, and then the rest are delayed.

My goddesses will get care, right?

We will get all of the patients transported safely, yes.

Hey! Bonnie never made it back.

Where did you last see Bonnie?

She branched off to meditate on the Serenity Stroll.

What? Is that one of the big rides here?

Serenity Stroll is what I call the western bend of Eel River.

Okay.

So we've got one trapped out there

- in the middle of a root fire inferno. - No shortcuts.

We're gonna have to go through the fire to get her.

Hey, Three Rock!

We need that fire line 12 feet back.

Copy that. Copy that?

All right, hey.

Deep breaths. Water breaks.

We'll get you through this.

Come on. Start digging.

And watch your step.

Hey. You've got some competition for fire camp BFF.

Ah. I'm not really worried about that right now.

What are you worried about?

I don't want to bring you into it.

If you're in it, I'm in it.

I caught Troy high.

I think the new guy, Sleeper, brought drugs into camp.

Okay, what did-what did, what did my dad say?

Bode, you have to tell him.

Look at him, he's just a kid.

But what about you?

I'm doing what I have to do.

Bode, show the newbies how to grub up these hot spots. Let's go.

Any sign of our missing "goddess"?

No, just smoke, fire and trapped heat.

TIC is reading 1,200 degrees down there.

Yeah, that's hot.

All right, we're gonna need to split up.

- You go check in with Captain Perez. - Copy, Chief.

Bonnie!

It's Cal Fire. If you can hear me, call out.

Bonnie, you hear me?

Walking over hot coals, voluntarily,

who the hell does that?

People trying to burn away their feelings, I guess.

Is that what you've been trying to do?

Yo, Cap, no offense.

But I got the Leones, Jake, your daughter trying to

psychoanalyze me, on top of a therapist

trying to diagnose me with...

Diagnosing you with what?

It's complex PTSD.

Rebecca dying, it's... triggering it.

Brought back Riley.

Yeah.

- That is the complex part. - But it's worse

because with Rebecca, I have some blame.

So now I understand a fraction of what Bode is going through.

You want the blame,

but no one's gonna give it to you.

Don't feel guilty for moving on.

Well, do Rebecca's family move on?

I mean, honestly, I don't judge, but...

Rebecca's family never came to pick up her stuff.

I mean, even when she was alive, she never had any visitors.

She didn't get any mail, nothing here at camp.

Wait, so her stuff is still there?

Sadly, yeah.

All right, guys, keep digging.

Hey. Take it easy.

You're having a hard enough time just standing up straight.

I can keep up. I'm all right.

No, you're not all right. Okay? I know what high looks like.

- All right? Especially with... - All good over there?

- No. - Yeah.

Hey, little homie, you're a big boy, right?

What did you give him? Heroin? Fentanyl?

What am I, some kind of kingpin? Bro, you're hurting my feelings.

I'm gonna hurt more than your feelings if

you give Troy drugs or anybody else at Three Rock again.

What?

Are you the only one who gets a shot at redemption around here?

The only thing I've given Troy is guidance.

The same guidance that you gave me in prison?

Man, Bode.

How do we know it wasn't you who hooked Troy here up?

It's your camp, right?

Your guys? I've only been here a day.

If the kid's high at camp, that's on you.

Hey.

We all good here?

- Yeah? Yeah. - Yeah.

Show Hadley here our Three Rock hospitality, man.

Come on.

Hang in there, kid.

Can I ask,

- am I different since we broke up? - Different how?

Kyle got me wondering.

Uh... have I changed?

Honestly, Gabs, you seem happy.

And so does Bode.

Yeah, he's moving out, and he's gonna be moving in with me, too, so...

Bode's moving in with you?

That's, uh, fantastic, uh, for both of you.

Hey!

Uh, Nancy! Opal! Get out of there.

I-I just need my bag

- from my tent. - No. You do not.

It has my license in it and all my crystals.

Yeah, you can renew your license at the DMV.

And the crystals are not working.

It's right there. 30 seconds.

Okay, let me show you something, Opal.

Jake, show her.

That rock could have been your foot.

DMV opens at 8:00.

Bonnie!

I got a hot spot.

Yeah, this ground could give way any minute.

- Help! - Did you hear that?

It came from over there.

Is someone coming?

- I can't see anything! - We've got an ignition.

With Bonnie on the other side.

Engine 1568, start a hose lay on the right flank.

We have an active brush fire.

Everybody, watch your step, but we've got to knock this down quick.

Help me!

Please!

- I got to lay down. - No, come on.

We're almost there, all right?

I can't stand up.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Watch it. You all right?

Yeah.

Sorry, I... I slipped.

Well, watch your damn tool, man.

Thing's sharp as hell.

I've seen those falling axes slice through a boot.

Bode, you boys keep going.

You stop, the whole damn line stops.

- Yeah, you got it. - All right.

Pick up your tool.

I seriously got to lay down.

No, you know what we got to do?

Just take some slow, deep breaths, okay?

Come on. Get it together.

- Let's go. - Hey.

They found Bonnie, but she's trapped by a fire wall.

One of the root fires ignited aboveground.

Is he getting worse?

Troy.

Bode, help him get up. Hey.

My dad can't see him like this.

Come here.

Take his head. Let me take him...

And then what?

- I got to call this in. - No, no, no. Hey, don't. You can't.

Troy is in bad shape. Look at him.

I'm gonna help him through it, okay?

If you call it in, you'd be selling out Troy

and Freddy and me.

You wanted in.

You know, I-I should've said no, but I didn't.

This is what "in" looks like for me here.

Troy. Troy, come on.

Help, help!

Okay, look, let's focus on a single spot.

Cut a pass right through there, all right?

- Hey! Help! Help me! - Help is on the way, Bonnie.

Good, good, keep it up.

We should be able to get through.

Please hurry!

Okay, the path is clear.

All right, y'all, let's go.

- Jake, I see her. - Help!

Help! Whoa, whoa, whoa...

Hey! Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, Eve!

Come on, Eve, step back.

Hey, the ground's not stable enough.

Please! Help!

Do not move! We're coming to get you!

Bonnie, stay calm. We'll be there soon.

Break down the bench.

Manny, bring the backboard from the engine.

Stay right there. We're coming to get you.

Got it.

I'm ready for the next one.

- I got electrolytes from the buggy. - Perfect.

- Come on, man. - Hey, hey. Hey, Troy?

Can you hear me? Come on, dude.

It's time to get up, bud. Let's go.

Hey. Get up.

What's up with the kid? Can I help?

- No. You've done enough. - Easy, bro.

Dude, we got this, okay?

I really was just trying to help.

Do we got this?

Because if we need more time for the electrolytes to kick in,

I can go distract my dad.

- It's not a bad idea. - No.

I'm not letting you get deeper into this.

Troy is gonna wake up.

He's gonna wake up right now. Let's go. Troy.

- Wake up. Wake up. - Hey.

This should get us the rest of the way to her.

- Help! - All right, the first one's down.

Watch your step.

Got you. I got you.

There you go.

I got you.

All right, Bonnie, we're here.

There we go.

Greencrest, Battalion 1508 requesting a medevac.

Just one step at a time.

You're gonna take it nice and easy.

Oh, my God, everything hurts!

Bonnie, I know it hurts, but you can do it.

There you go.

There you go.

Stay on the board, nice.

One.

Two. Okay.

Almost got you out of here.

Just keep going.

There you go.

There you go. Stay on the board.

Stay on the board.

Here we go. There.

- All right, you got her? - She's fine. Come on,

we got to get her on. There we go.

Okay, all right.

All right. She's unconscious. Let's go.

Treat those burns until the copter gets here.

Three, two, one.

Let's go. Come on.

Okay.

He keeps getting worse,

and if we stay here, Cap's gonna come yell

and figure us out.

Go, just get-get back to work.

Hey.

Hey, come here.

Where is this going?

- What do you mean? - I've used every idea

that isn't taking him to the hospital.

And I can't keep going with no assurances.

Walk away.

Bode, I can't walk away from you.

Hey, hey, get away from him.

I feel so much better.

What did you do?

Just electrolytes and crackers.

We already gave him that.

Guess he just needed a top-off.

I'll take an apology anytime.

Hey.

Come on. Let's go, man.

Let's get back in the line, come on.

I'm so relieved that's over.

I never should have brought you into it.

Everyone, clear out!

Go.

All right, team, let's put her on this first bed

and then we'll do a transfer.

Paul, Arthur, that's gonna be on you two.

Three, two, one.

Great. Beautiful, guys. All right, roll her to me.

Three, two, one.

Great job.

Easy, easy, nice.

Here we go.

Paul, go ahead and give me a pillow for these legs.

I wanted Hummingbird

to be a safe space where women could heal.

You wanted to nurture. I-I get that.

I wanted my adult son to move back into my house.

It's not really about what we want, is it?

Thank you.

We need to get more fluids in her.

Her BP is dropping. Where's the evac?

Chief 08, I need an ETA on that medevac.

Stand by for status.

30 minutes out.

Does Bonnie have that kind of time?

Hey, man.

Glad you took care of Troy earlier.

- Not everyone sees it that way. - Look, uh...

I don't know what went down between you and Bode in prison.

But that's not my business.

And I believe people can change.

You're smart.

I'd love to help you see your baby.

Goes both ways, though.

We take care of each other.

Someday I may need you to take care of me.

Whatever it takes to see my family.

What the hell, Freddy?

You don't run my life, Leone.

Well, you obviously don't run your own very well

if you're dumb enough to make deals with his ass.

Seeing my baby is dumb?

What about loyalty, man?

You're asking me to choose between you and my family?

Well, that's an easy choice, Bode.

Yo, yo, chill. Get back, get back!

Hey, man... Hey, we're done.

Don't come crying to me when you want to eject yourself

from this clown's circus.

There you go.

All right, her skin is too burned and tight

for us to get an IV in.

If we don't get fluids in her, she's not gonna make it

- to the hospital. - I know.

Then we give 'em to her. The hard way.

We do an EZ-IO drill procedure.

Bypass the skin... fluids into the bones.

Yeah, that would totally work.

You're gonna do it.

- What? - You got this.

It's my job to know that, right?

Yes, copy, Chief.

Oh, God.

When Shaman Opal offered me a free colonic,

I lost it, I called Bonnie an idiot

for taking me out here.

I was trying to scare her

from wasting her money like this again.

All right, take it easy on yourself.

Okay?

We think we know best,

but sometimes we got to let the people that we love

figure out how to solve their own problems their own way.

All right.

Go ahead.

Hey, you got this. It's what we do.

IV. Thank you.

Yeah, it's in.

All right, come on, Bonnie.

Good job.

Okay.

Stay with me.

Okay.

BP starting to increase.

There you go. You did it.

She's gonna be fine.

Copter's 20 minutes out. We can prep her for transport.

Water tenders and another crew are coming to replace 42.

Nice work, everyone.

All right.

Hey, mija.

You were out there with Bode and Freddy today.

Any idea why they tore each other's heads off?

No idea.

Hmm.

Hey.

What the hell was that spat all about back at the incident today, huh?

What, neither one of you have anything to say?

Huh?

I expected more out of both of you guys.

30 days.

That's all you got left.

Don't blow it, Bode.

- That's the last thing I want, Cap. - Good.

Then whatever this is, squash it.

Finish unloading.

All y'all!

Job's not done yet.

Hey, come here.

Yeah, huh?

Do you remember the night we met?

On the road?

Yeah, of course I remember.

I called my dad after, and I turned you in.

I figured.

You know, you didn't know me yet, and... it was the right thing to do.

Exactly.

Back then, when I didn't know you yet, the difference between

right and wrong was crystal clear.

- And now... - Now what?

Now it isn't?

I just lied to my dad a second ago, Bode.

I want to be with you so badly.

But our gray area just keeps growing.

And I don't know if that's a good thing.

I will keep you out of all of my fire camp business

until I'm out.

I promise.

Hey, stranger.

I never made a list

because I've never been asked what I really wanted.

I've never even thought about it.

That's a sad way to live.

Yeah, It's not great.

But with Bode about to parole

and Gabriela doing well,

my promise to the Leones fulfilled,

I'm ready to start thinking about what I want.

Okay.

Okay, I can smell a "let's be friends" chat

a mile away.

Is that what you think this is?

I mean, I'm standing in your hotel room.

And I do know what I want.

Round two?

A proper date with you.

What? No, who are you, seriously?

Girl next door turned pool shark.

Obviously.

I lied to you just now.

What? You're really not a pool shark?

I'm not always this fun.

This... us... it's been an oasis,

and I'm betting

it's been for you, too.

It's been a vacation from what's hard in our real lives.

Well...

you're in my real life.

I'm not, though.

Not yet, and that's okay.

But I don't want us to get stuck...

at "fun."

Yeah. Otherwise we'll fizzle out, and...

I don't want that.

Me neither.

Cara, I... I really do like you.

Like, really do like you.

Well, um...

Good, 'cause, uh, I do, too.

Um, and of course... that's my real life.

Uh, Eve is outside. She says it's important.

- Look, I'll be right back, okay? - Okay.

All right.

- Mmm, thank you. - Wow.

Edgewater needs more food options, and you need more friends.

Oh...

My boyfriend is in fire camp and my roommate is a workaholic.

You might be right about Bode.

Right about what? You're crazy about him.

That's the problem. I really, really am.

And all of my friends here are his friends

or his family, and I'm new here.

I'm scared of losing myself.

Who I used to be.

You've changed, Gabs, sure,

- but I didn't mean that's bad. - Well, I just, I just need

to talk to someone that knows me outside of Edgewater.

I'm your guy.

Come on, let's get a beer.

Okay.

Should I just stop making a habit out of

assuming I know what's best for everyone?

Why stop now?

Come on.

I really thought Bode was gonna move back in with us?

He's 30.

Look, we should be high-fiving, the kid doesn't

want to move back in with Mom and Dad.

Did we just waste all that wood on a big bed we don't need?

I'm thinking on how I'm gonna use it to redo the deck.

That way we can have some family dinners here

after Bode gets out.

Oh, kids. At the house again.

Even if it's not all of them.

Family dinners will be all I need.

Let's talk about what I need.

Yo, what's up?

You okay?

No, man.

My nightmares are getting worse.

And I've been doing this thing where I get in the truck,

and I drive for hours,

crying, singing, screaming,

on repeat till I'm numb.

- Eve, I'm... - I got help.

And, uh, you know,

Rebecca's death just keeps playing on a loop.

This is about Rebecca?

You know, more firefighters die by suicide

- than in action. - Look, that's not gonna be you.

I scared myself, man.

I need us to be "us" again.

I'm so sorry, Jake.

I should've stood up for you

when they were accusing you of being an arsonist.

I should've called you.

You would have been the first person I called

- about Rebecca's death, but... - Hey.

Sis...

You and me...

we're good.

Hmm?

I'm sorry, too, and...

I missed you.

Could you grab that?

What's this?

It's Rebecca's life in a box.

I just couldn't open it alone.

What's that?

Hey, yo, Rebecca had contacts at Lighthouse Amends?

Criminal justice reform nonprofit?

Jake,

she was working on Freddy's wrongful conviction.

She was so close to getting him out.

The bad news...

I don't think I'm ever getting out of here for good behavior.

Good news... You were right.

Did you have to shove me that hard, though?

Man.

I was just trying to sell it.

Now that I'm in with Sleeper,

he told me how he magically saved Troy.

How do you save someone from a downer?

Give him an upper.

- So his drug game is alive and well? - Oh, yeah.

Bode, listen to me.

You cannot get dragged into this.

You're almost out of here.

30 days, Bode, 30.

Everything you've worked for.

Everything that we've worked for.

You were wrong before, man.

We are still in the same boat, you and me.

I'm not jumping ship until we shut down Sleeper together.

We're out here trying to reduce our time.

I'm not gonna let Sleeper add to it.

Or ruin our chance at parole, at redemption.

Not mine and not yours either.

Freddy, you have my word.

Anything.

I think I would've taken you.

You were close. You were close.

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