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[police siren]

[telephone ringing]

Man: We need good intelligence.

[chill music]

-So Rudy's gonna run point for ya.

Take ya across the border to the motel.

When you get there, just drop off the keys

with him in his room, pick up the car waiting for ya,

come on back.

-I'll call you when I get on the other side.

-So just keep it loose, you know.

Watch him across the border then boogie on ahead,

get set up in your room, make sure it's all cool.

-This is it.

Good, let me know wen they're over the line.

They just left the R.

-Let's get lucky.

[chill music]

[rap music]

-This bank is the best bank, right.

It's closely held by a family of British expats

who apparently are having financial difficulties, okay?

So I put in a call and I said,

"There's interest on this end."

-This is the one in the Bahamas.

-What's the figure?

-50 million gets us 45% of that bank.

And what I like about it is the family owns

the rest of the stock.

-They're in the back.

-Anyone who uses your ATMs, right,

their bank wires the money directly to the island, okay?

Which means all the money from your schemes

goes right off shore.

-So once it's in the island, we can send it anywhere

we want without anybody reporting us.

-You can send it anywhere in the world,

no question's asked, instantly 24/7.

-Guys, sorry I'm late.

Jimmy, you got a second?

-Yep.

-Ronny told me that he spoke with Francine.

Says she was threatening him implying that

she was gonna talk to the police?

-Yeah, don't worry about that.

I got it covered.

-What are you gonna do?

If she talks, we're done.

-Don't worry about it, I'm taking care of it.

-So what did we decide?

Tall Man: We were just talking

about the bank in the Bahamas.

-That's your pick, Bahamas?

-I don't really care.

I just don't want to be pulling up stakes

and chasing a new tax haven every couple of years.

This sounds like the most consistent.

-Oh the Bahamas are the best bet.

I mean, there's no change in the status coming soon

and your money's gonna be safe

for at least 5, possibly 10 years.

-Better be.

-Glass of white, please.

How we doing?

-That depends on you whether you let me grab my guy and go.

-Not gonna happen anytime soon, not right now.

My whole thing falls apart.

-What does not right now mean?

-It means I still need to know what Falcone

and the DEA are up to.

-Well I think you've pretty much figured that out

from what we've heard so far.

I mean, Falcone's gonna run the guns to Guatemala.

And they're gonna let him--

-Thank you.

Run coke to the states and I think we've seen them before.

What more do you need to know?

-Specifics.

Not just a vague rumor of conspiracy.

I need to know if this is a sanctioned government thing,

or if this is a rogue DEA agent doing this on his own.

And what's going on in Guatemala.

-That might be difficult to determine.

-That's why I want your wire left on the boat.

And I want you monitoring it.

-For how long?

-'Till I can get my operator on the inside of this triangle

and I've got what I need, Falcone, it's all yours.

-When?

-I'll have a better idea in a couple of days.

-Will I be able to grab him here?

-I wouldn't want to know about it.

-You won't.

-Thank you.

[chill music]

-Biker: Hey, how you doing?

-Good.

-I gotta truck coming in the next few minutes.

Everything's cool?

-Yep.

-Biker: Good.

-Have him park it down beside the other rigs.

-Absolutely.

-Desk Agent: You're in 107.

-Thank you.

-Bring it all home.

[funky music]

-Okay, the load is just pulling in.

[keys jingle]

-Just like her, her name was Shereen--

[phone ringing]

Hold on, I gotta get this.

Yeah?

-I'm watching the game.

-Yeah, me too.

Have a good one.

-So it sounds like it'll be a go with the Bahamas.

-Yeah, I'm gonna put you in touch with the family.

We can start talking.

-We're done.

Load's been picked up by the Portland crew.

-Ronnie's got the cash.

-All right.

-They've picked up the load.

And it looks like their counter surveillance

is heading back home.

-Have a good one.

-You know I will.

[suspenseful music]

-How'd it go?

-We getting after Mary gets what she needs

from this DEA guy.

What's happening?

-Oh, the stockbroker just arrived.

They're getting high.

Man sitting: The guns way up in Panama should be

delivered some time next week.

You just gotta let me know where you want them shipped.

-Man Standing: But you can get me more, right?

-Man Sitting: Oh yeah, for sure.

I'm supposed to meet my supplier some time tomorrow.

-Man Standing: So can we get a catalog?

-Man Sitting: You want a catalog, sure.

They have just about everything that's available

on the market, you just gotta let me know.

-Man Standing: Can you get rocket launchers?

-Rocket launchers.

Man Sitting: You kidding, of course!

-Yeah, this thing is already underway.

Your stockbroker meets his supplier tomorrow.

-Thank you.

Go on.

-They were talking about moving some money

to a bank in the Bahamas.

-Mary: Who was talking?

-Jimmy's lawyer and the banker.

-Your banker boyfriend, same guy?

-Uh huh.

-All right, that's what I need to know.

What's going on there?

Can you stroke him, get some good pillow talk?

-When am I going to be getting my visa?

Do you know?

-When you get me what I need.

But what I need is some hard facts,

no more of this iffy bullshit.

It's time to produce.

[eerie music]

Ted: Give me a call, we'll figure this thing out, okay?

George: So the first load's over the line.

They're traveling South.

-You got it covered?

-We'll watch and see who takes delivery.

See what happens, someone down the line

until we get a good snapshot of a US distribution.

-And John.

-We try.

Look, I got a question for you.

-Ted: Fire away.

-On this next load, can we get rid of cocaine,

just add weed?

-I don't think he's in on the coke trade.

-I'm sitting on a lot of coke right now,

it'd be easier for me.

-You promised Reardon you can supply him

with another four or 500 pounds of weed.

You gotta follow through on that.

-Well, that's gonna be a little harder

for us to rustle up.

Like I said, I got access to some coke right now,

so be the same thing.

-No, it wouldn't be the same thing.

He doesn't deal in coke, his distributors

don't deal in coke.

It's a different breed.

-Well, there's no harm in asking him, right?

-And if he says no, then what?

-Then we'll give him the weed they want, and why do you even care?

He's gonna be facing even heavier charges

stateside if he is trafficking coke.

-Yeah, I don't like it.

It's not pattern.

-See the thing is, I got the coke right now.

The weed could take awhile to get up here.

-All right, try the coke.

Kyle?

[traffic noise]

[upbeat music]

-Hey, so how we doing?

Good, other than some guy getting stabbed in the can

the other night.

-Oh yeah, what was that about?

-We have no idea, we don't usually get much of that.

-Do you know my partner, Red?

-Yeah, I seen you around.

How you doin'?

Blonde Man: Can we talk business?

-Sure.

-So we wanna buy the club.

-Yeah?

Okay, you know I'm asking two million.

-Yeah.

-Your brother backing ya?

-Nope, just me and Red.

We got it covered.

-You got any leans, any debts we should know about?

-Nope, she's clean.

-How's the building?

-Good, well it might need a new roof.

A couple leaks here and there, I don't know.

5, 10 grand should cover it.

-Yeah, okay?

Look, I got a little bit of a proposition for ya, okay?

You take half the money under the table, straight cash.

-And what, sell you the club for a million on paper?

-Well that way you only have to pay taxes on half the sale.

-Like the sound of that.

-Okay, so that's 1 million, 750 thousand,

half of it in cash.

-One million eight and you got a deal.

-All right, okay, so Red's gonna be the official owner.

His name's going down on the paper.

-All right, when can we do this?

-Blonde Man: Any time.

-I'm gonna need a down payment.

-That right here.

-Gentlemen, follow me.

What do you got?

-200 Gs.

-Beautiful.

-So what's going on with your munition shipment?

-Not much really, I'm just waiting on a call

from the broker.

-Oh, so nothing's happening.

-No, no it's gone quiet.

-Well, what about the gentlemen

you met with the other night.

You weren't talking about guns?

-The other night?

What night are you referring to?

-The night you met with a man called Falcone.

-I'm not sure which guy we're talking about.

-It was the other night on the boat.

You met with Falcone

and the guy from the DEA.

-The DEA?

-You didn't know that.

-That blonde guy's DEA?

-Yeah.

You're in a deeper pile of shit than you figured.

You better start being straight with me

or I'll throw you to the sharks, yeah?

-I'm sorry, I'm really having a hard time

keeping everything straight.

I have so many things I'm trying to keep track of.

I just have to get out of it all.

-Mary: I'm gonna protect you.

-Not very reassuring.

I'm terrified someone's gonna find out we're talking.

-I can protect you.

I can help you get out of this, set you up some place

where you can start over.

-Randy: Some kind of witness protection program?

-Yeah, something like that.

We can help you get a new identity.

-Okay.

-Hey, you're safe.

Just relax, take a few deep breaths.

You're gonna be okay.

What, are you gonna be sick?

[vomits]

So you're meeting with munitions supplier tomorrow,

is that right?

-Yeah, Mr. Chin, tomorrow at his place.

-Okay, we'll be watching.

-Randy: Okay.

-Okay, good.

Take care.

-Yeah, you too.

[funky music]

-Mallaby's asked for a meeting.

-Tell me what to say.

-I've decided to remain in my position until

my retirement compensation can be determined.

-Good, that should buy us a couple weeks' time

'till that's sorted.

Good luck.

[phone rings]

-Altman.

-Yeah, so I got a guy watching the truck.

Just outside of Portland.

-Thanks.

-Bert, how we doing with Dagmar?

-I'm on my way to a meeting now.

-Morning.

[suspenseful music]

-Kevvy, Mr. Chin!

-Sir.

-Hey. -Hey.

-So how's business?

-Pretty good.

-Excellent, so good news.

These guys wanna big order.

-They want a catalog?

-Oh yeah, he wants to pick and choose a bunch of stuff.

Sounds like he's mostly interested in rocket launchers.

[speaking foreign language]

-Where's delivery?

-I think right here in Vancouver.

-Good, it's easy.

[speaking foreign language]

Where's it going?

-To Guatemala.

[speaking foreign language]

-Who's taking it down there?

-They're gonna hook up with Weird.

Okay thanks, I'll let you--

Hey, are these our prices?

-Those are his prices.

-Really, what are we making our mark-up?

-35%.

-Nice, what's my commission?

[speaking foreign language]

-15% of 35.

-C'mon Kevin, I'm doing all the hustling here.

I'm bringing everyone together.

I was thinking at least 20.

-17.

-Randy: 18.

-All right, 18.

-18.

-Thank you, I'll let you know when I get the order.

[speaking foreign language]

[phone ringing]

Man: Yeah?

-Yeah, you're gonna get a call from Bingham.

He's looking for transport.

You gotta do this for me.

-What's he need?

Mary: Just take the meeting when he calls.

-How are we doing down on the front?

-Good, roof is in.

Lights and ventilation coming in this week.

-All right, what's it-- three months till the first crop?

-Yeah, more or less.

-All right, what do you got here?

-Two million in twenties.

-80 on the dollar, I owe you 1.6.

-Yes sir.

-Okay, it should take me two, three weeks to get that done.

-Yeah, no problem.

Take it easy.

-Yeah, you too.

-So how we doing?

-Good, hey you wanna do me a favor?

-Get this up to Louis at the gym?

I got a guy coming by.

-Yeah, I'm running it.

Hey, the new guy, Winston.

That's some pretty good product he's got

-Yeah, you like that?

-Yeah, you got more coming, right?

-Yeah, another 400 pounds.

-Cool.

I could use that, they're calling for more down South.

-Hey Fred. Come on in.

Fred: So what do you got for me?

-Hear you're looking for some barges.

-I just don't think he's gonna go for smuggling the coke.

He's stayed out of that business, there's no reason for him

to get into it now.

-He's gonna get a price and he's a smuggler

so what's the difference?

-I just think he's gonna say no.

Coke brings a whole different attitude with it.

It raises the stakes.

-You just do as you're fucking told.

-Gentlemen.

What's the story?

Winston thinks Reardon'll go for the coke.

-Yeah, you think?

-Yeah, I'll make him a good offer, why not?

He's into the money.

-You got a good back story worked on him?

-Yep, I've got some friends down in Columbia.

Spent some time down there.

If he grills me, I'll know the details.

Okay, I don't really give a shit.

If you think he's gonna go for it, give it a shot.

-I think I can make a sale.

-Your call.

-Listen, things are shifting around at the OCU.

I'm gonna be interviewed for the top job

when Mary moves on.

-Yeah?

That's good, right?

-Yeah, so we're really gonna make sure my ass

is covered here, I don't wanna be anywhere in

the middle of all this.

-Yeah, you're covered.

There's nobody gonna find out.

-Good.

[knock at door]

-You gotta minute?

-Yes, sir.

-I've just spoken to Mr. Deakins and he's refusing

to resign until we've worked out a suitable

compensation package.

-Really, what's that about?

-Man: I'm not sure.

Seems to me he might have some sort of leverage somewhere.

-Does he?

-I'm sure he knows where more than a few bodies are buried.

-Looking for a little hush money, is he?

-Man: Mmm, apparently.

-All right, well let me know how that works out.

And while I have you here, I need to

ask you about Mr. Royden.

-Yes?

-Mary: It's obvious he has no interest

in my getting Deakin's job.

-You've done nothing to endear yourself.

-It's the only thing that would.

-Giving him the files in your informants might help.

-Well if I did that, I'd be giving away

all my leverage, wouldn't I?

What am I without my informants?

Out the door.

-I think you might find yourself out the door

in any case.

-You think?

-I don't think you can build up your little fiefdom

and expect that to go down well.

-Has he suggested who it is he'd like to see

in Deakin's job instead of me?

-Man: No.

-Let me know when he does, yeah?

-Dancing with one foot in the grave, Mary.

-I know where I stand.

I'm just trying to figure out

where everybody else is.

-Well, I imagine you're gonna find out pretty shortly.

Mr. Royden's coming back to town tomorrow

and I'm pretty sure he's gonna want a word with you.

-The sooner the better.

-You want a brand new barge, it's gonna cost you

two mil, minimum.

You want something reconditioned like this one here,

I can let you have it for 750 or 900 thousand a piece.

-How many of these do you have?

-Just this one right now.

We got another half dozen coming.

-They'll be available when?

-This one's pretty much ready to go.

The others?

Ah, it'll take a couple of months a piece

to do all the work depending.

-Sounds good.

Listen, there's something I want to tip you to

that you might want to make a bid on.

The government's got a big ferry contract coming up.

You want to get in on that?

-I'd love to, but they won't even return my calls.

They contract out of the country.

-I got connections with the government.

If you want me to get a meeting for you, I can.

I got a brother-in-law in the Ministry.

-Oh, I'd love to have a shot at that kind of work.

I'd really appreciate it.

-I'll see what I can do.

-All right, you know there's a little something in it

for you if we're successful on something like that.

-I'll try to get it rolling then.

-Hey, how is it?

-Here, I made a copy of the munitions catalog for you.

-Thank you.

Everything's all right?

-Yeah, I'm just going to the meeting now

with the DEA guy and my Latin coke dealer.

-Have you met with Reardon and the transporter?

-Tomorrow night at the club.

-Let me know after. -Yeah.

-So have we heard anything?

-No, not yet.

-Falcone: Here's our friend.

-Gentleman, how we doing?

You order, am I late?

-No, no, we just got here.

Great. Here's the catalog I promised you.

[phone ringing]

-DEA stockbroker Falcone, yeah for lunch.

-Thank you.

-What's new?

-I got a call from one of the Canadian boys.

He's back in town for another meeting.

-Another meeting with who?

-Same as before.

The Americans, the Chinese.

I guess the deal is going forward.

-Where is the meeting?

-Same place, same as that.

-All right, I'm gonna want to meet with them this time.

-Woman: All right.

-Give me a call when he's alone in his room.

-Thank you, this is very generous.

-Thank you.

Maybe we can get together a little later on

after I see our boy.

-Whenever, you know where to find me.

-I do [chuckles]

[speaking foreign language]

-Mary: She's very sweet.

-Oh, I can't believe how much she's grown.

-How's your mother adjusting?

-We're very happy thanks to you.

-I need you to seduce someone for me.

-What kind of a girl do you need?

-Not another girl, I need you for this one.

-Someone special? -Very special.

[intense music]

-So you got that weed coming in, what's going on?

-No, my partner sold it to another guy.

But I got some blow if you're into it.

-No, I need the weed.

I'm counting on it.

Yeah, I know, it was my fuck-up.

I apologize but I got this coke

and I figured you might be interested.

-No, I need the weed.

Coke's not my thing.

-Okay, but you really should check this out.

It's straight out of the jungle, buddy.

I got 50 keys.

-Look, listen.

I can put you in touch with a guy for the blow,

but I'm not interested.

-Okay, good enough.

-So when you get some more weed coming?

-Let me make some calls.

Look it was my screw-up, all right?

My guy saw the cash and got greedy and made a quick sale.

-You let me know.

-Yep.

-I can take all you got.

-I'll be in touch.

-Okay, I'll put you in touch with my guy

about that other thing.

-Yeah, make it quick, okay?

I don't wanna be sitting on it.

-You wanted to know where Mr. Royden stays

when he's in town?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-He's got a room at the Fairmark.

-Thank you.

-And Senator's assistant called.

She would like to meet you for drinks.

-All right, set that up please.

-Spoke to Dagmar.

She got a call from one of the Canadians.

It involved a seed meeting.

He's smitten.

Told her he's coming back to town to close the deal.

So, I'm gonna take a meeting.

-Perfect.

I'm using Katarina for something special.

I'd like you to handle that as well.

-Sure.

[rap music]

-Hey, I think I found the condo for our stash,

but I got a hitch.

Jimmy: What's that?

-The sweet wants it in her name.

-I don't think that's a good idea.

-Yeah, that's what I said.

She's putting her foot down.

-Well, I don't really care.

As long as she understands the risk, go for it.

You don't think she'll talk if something happens?

-No, she understands.

-Okay, think she'll run the money?

-I don't know, I could ask.

Why, you cool with it?

-I'm cool with it.

-Hey, Dante's here.

He wants a meeting.

-What's it about?

-[Man with curly hair] Didn't say.

-All right, take him upstairs.

Have some drinks set up.

I'll be up in a minute.

-What's that about?

-I have no idea.

-Let's go.

-Thank you.

-Hi.

-Roxanne Jameson.

Senator sends her regrets.

She was called back to Ottawa

so she asked me to take the meeting.

-Good to meet you, Roxanne.

-What are you drinking?

-Something white.

A glass of Pinot Grigio?

-So, the Senator seems to think you've really

stumbled into something.

-I have.

-She wanted you to know that your Mr. Royden

has been investigated before this on

suspicion of dealing impatent documents.

-Who investigated?

-The special anchory.

He was exonerated twice. -Interesting.

-Senator spoke with a senior member of the Ministry

and they are very eager to have you try and flush out

Mr. Royden if you can be.

-Excuse me, what does that mean?

-She advised on the situation,

how you previously flushed a mole

and how that had led to this suspicion of another

higher up par Mr. Royden, and they are

intent on assisting you.

You have clear sailing.

You have support from the top.

-Thank you.

-I assume you have some sort of strategy up your sleeve.

-Yes, I do.

-Good.

Don't fuck it up.

-Try not to.

Man: Thanks.

-Jimmy: Any word on who killed your nephew?

-Time will tell.

So the reason I'm here is I heard you guys got your

bank machines in the stadium.

-Jimmy: Yeah, that's right.

-We gonna come to an agreement on this

or we heading for a showdown.

-If you got an offer on the table, let's hear it.

-Give me those spots, give you taste every dollar.

-What kind of taste?

-Three points.

-Three cents on the dollar?

You don't have to come all the way down here for that.

We coulda told you to go fuck yourself on the phone.

-All right, all right, hey--

let's just forget about the bank machines for a minute.

It's a good business, but it's a pain in the ass

and it still doesn't solve the problem.

I don't know about you but I'm not getting cleaned

all the money I gotta get cleaned, are you?

You washing all the money you got?

-No, that's why I need your machines.

-Still, even with the ATMs,

what are you washing, what, 15% of all the money

you got coming in?

-More or less.

Jimmy: So let's talk about the big picture.

-Okay.

-If I could land your money

off-shore, would you be interested?

-I already run stuff off-shore.

-I'm talking about getting it all off-shore.

-How much can you handle?

-All you got, maybe 10, 15 million a month.

-Yeah, I'd be interested in that.

-All right, if you're in on it, we gotta stop fighting

over this petty bullshit with the ATMs.

-When's this gonna happen?

-Next couple of months.

But really, I really don't want to hear

any more about this Goddamn ATMs.

-Okay, if this happens like the way

you say it's gonna happen, I'd be okay with that.

-Okay.

-How much take are you gonna wanna take?

-More than three points on the dollar, that's for sure.

More like 15.

-We'll work out the details if and when it happens,

how's that?

-It's gonna happen.

-Let me know.

-All right, hey, listen.

We got a guy sitting on 50 keys of coke

if you're interested, I'll put the two of you together.

-Yeah, sure, set it up.

Take it easy.

-Nicely done.

-We'll see.

Keeps him off our backs for now.

-Three point little prick.

Jimmy: Better a friend than an enemy.

-Yeah, I guess.

[suspenseful music]

-Fellas, morning, how we doing?

-Good, you?

-Good, good, yep.

So what are we doing?

-Can you get us this?

-That's a big order.

Falcone: Can you do it?

-You got the money, no problem.

-Oh, we have the money.

What about transportation, can you arrange everything?

-Yeah, I'm supposed to have that meeting

later today, it should be no problem.

So this is all going to Guatemala, right?

-Falcone: Right.

-How difficult's that gonna be?

-Once you're in Guatemala, you're untouchable.

Nobody's gonna come get you.

-Sweet.

[phone vibrating]

-Excuse me, I'm gonna take this one.

-Yeah, you bet.

-Go ahead.

-Okay, we're on the move again.

Looks like we're heading into downtown Portland.

-Sir, we're on the move.

-What'd Reardon say to the coke?

George: Nah, he's not going to go for that.

-All right, listen.

Can we hammer this guy down there soon?

I'm getting a little twitchy about how long this is taking.

-You want me to jump on the first guy down there?

- Yeah.

I really think we just gotta squeeze in now.

200 pounds is gonna put Reardon away, am I right?

-Yeah, that'll do it.

-Then let's bust these guys

and put the fire to their balls.

See who screams first.

-You got her.

-All right, this is how it's gonna play out.

You're going to call Mr. Royden at his hotel

as soon as he lands and you're going to tell him

you're taking him to dinner.

And you'll pick him up from the lobby bar at 7:15.

-What's the meeting about?

-It's a stall so just try and negotiate yourself

a good exit salary.

Remind him all the years you put in,

service to the country, the usual.

-Dagmar's meeting with the Canadian this afternoon.

How do you want me to handle it?

-Go at it, break him down.

-Thank you.

-Call Katarina and tell her she's got to be ready

to work tonight, 7 o'clock.

Build a scenario and let me know.

-Yes.

-Hey, how we doing?

-Same as usual, no problems.

-Okay, well get it unloaded.

Break it down into 50 pound lots.

I got guys waiting for this and I don't want it sitting

around here any longer than noon today, okay?

-[Man in Orange Hat] Sounds good.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah?

Blonde Man: Just wanted to say the wood looks good.

-Oh, I'm glad you like it.

-Yeah, we got a lot of construction happening down here

so we can use whatever you got in the mill.

-All right, let me see what I can do.

Might be a week or two.

-Blonde Man: The sooner the better.

-I'll let you know.

-Hey, I got someone interested in your coke.

He's expecting a call.

-Who's this?

-Dante, head of the Disciples.

-Oh yeah?

-Something happens, you give me a little taste?

-'Course man, you got it.

-How's it going with the weed?

-Should be about another week.

But I got 200 pounds coming for you.

-Take all you got.

-Yeah, I'll be looking out for you.

Take it easy.

-Okay, things are starting to move pretty quickly

and it looks like I'm gonna be making the move upstairs

in the next little while.

-Jesus, what happened?

-I found a friend in Ottawa.

-And?

-You're gonna have to make up your mind

whether you're coming over there with me or not.

-Can I think about it?

-Not too long.

[Man with glasses] May I help you?

-I sure hope so.

I'm with the organized crime unit.

Have you got time to talk to me before your meeting?

-What's this about?

-It's about the seed patent you've been offering

to the Americans and the Chinese.

I don't believe you own those patents.

I believe they belong to the government.

-I think I want to call my lawyer.

-Why don't you just forget about your lawyer

and come to work for me?

I'll make you look like a hero.

-I need to let this gun deal develop

and I'm asking for some patience.

If you wait, Falcone's gonna be sitting on at least

10 million worth of guns.

If you're lucky, a load of coke as well.

If you turn him in, and I will make sure you're

the first ones in on it.

You'll get a cut.

It's gonna be a bigger pay day in the end.

-I need to get paid a little something now.

I mean we put the wire in there for you.

-Here's 10 thousand a piece for what you did so far.

-You want the camper?

You can have it for another 10.

-Five.

-Done.

-You want the wire left on?

-Mm-hmm.

-That's another eight thousand.

-Five.

-All right, five.

You can owe me the rest.

-Here's 10, split it.

I hope I haven't pissed you off. -This helps.

What happens in the mean time?

-I let the deal develop and when I'm happy with

what I've got, I give you a call.

-I need your word that we get the first shot at him.

-You get the first shot.

-As always, happy hunting, gentlemen.

-What do you wanna do?

-I need some Christmas money.

There's this guy over in Alberta.

I think we should take a look at it.

-What's the story?

-Some kind of scam artist, I think treasury's

looking at it, it's 200 grand.

-Why not?

Want anything from the camper?

-Nah, let's travel.

-Look, it's all about uranium these days.

You have any interest?

-Never had much luck in the market.

-It's not about luck.

It's about having the right information.

-Never had much of that either.

-Hey. -Jim.

-Let's talk in the office. -Sure.

-Hey, we're getting some big wheels under this thing.

All the munition's orders have been placed.

It's just about arranging the transport.

And that my friend, is where you come in.

-It's been 25 years since I did something like this.

-You'll be fine.

What time you meeting her?

-I said 7:15.

-Don't arrive before 7:30 and if something's happening,

don't interrupt it.

[phone dialing]

He should be there now.

Red hair, 42, 5'10.

-Well I'm in the hotel now but I don't see him.

Wait, maybe this is him.

Thank you.

Are you Ben?

-No, I'm Richard.

-Oh, well I'm looking for Ben. I'm late, maybe he left.

Maybe he'll be back, do you mind?

-No, please.

-Vodka martini.

There wasn't a gentleman here earlier waiting?

-Sorry, not yet.

-You're waiting for someone too?

-Yeah, I'm beginning to think we're in the same boat.

-Yeah, oh wait, maybe this is him.

Thank you.

[speaking foreign language]

You don't speak Russian, no?

-A little.

Enough to get by.

I spent some time there a few years back.

-Oh, I miss it.

I'd love to go back, I just don't have enough time.

-What is it you do?

-I'm in the hospitality industry.

I'm an event planner.

You ever want to throw a big party,

you come to me, we'll party.

It's not like that, you know what I meant.

[laughing]

I'll give you a business card.

-I'll take you up on it sometime.

-Please.

Whatever you need, we make good parties.

Oh, maybe this is him.

-I'm afraid this is for me.

You here in town?

-Yes, I'm upstairs.

I have an office suite.

Come and see me, I'll show you what we do.

-You around later?

-No, tomorrow.

Are you in the hotel?

-Yeah, I'm staying here.

-Well then I'll be up late tomorrow.

If it's not after 10, you can come up.

Okay, this is me.

This is my meeting.

-See you then.

[phone ringing]

Mary: Hello?

-Done.

-Thank you.

-When are we going to be able to spend the night together?

-I'm sure that'd go down well with the wife,

"Hey honey, sorry I'm just banging somebody.

I can't make it for breakfast,

can you kiss the kids for me?"

Have you seen my other sock?

-Why can't you just tell her

you're going away some weekend on business?

-What was I thinking?

-You think that we have a future?

-I'm not going to have a future if I'm not home

10 minutes ago.

There's a sock.

-You know, I think I'm falling in love with you.

-I'm sorry, baby, I can't leave my marriage right now.

-When?

-Have you seen my briefcase?

-I don't think you had it with you.

-When?

-When?

How about next weekend, not this next weekend

but the weekend after that, it's a three day holiday.

We'll hole ourselves up together,

it'll be beautiful.

Love you baby.

Gotta go.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah.

-I have his briefcase but I can't get it open.

-I'll be there in 15 minutes.

Don't touch it.

-No but seriously Jimbo, I appreciate it.

We will sort out the details manana my friend.

-All right.

Give me a shout tomorrow.

-I will shout at you tomorrow because

you're making some big money.

[laughing]

-Hey, what's happening?

-We just bought the Tubed.

-Yeah?

Congratulations, let me buy you a drink.

-What did he soak you for?

-1.8 mil.

-You got it covered? -Yeah, we got it.

-You're not coming to me for it.

-Hey, I didn't ask. Why you offering?

-You said you didn't need me.

Hey, things change.