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When will you be home?
It's family dinner night.

I'm workin', and I'll
get there when I can.

I've been looking
all over for you.

You owe me a lot of money.

- Yeah.
- We got a problem

we're gonna have to
talk about in person.

I'll come see you tomorrow.

Three widows,

eight dependents,
250 per household.

- Do they have attorneys?
- Not to my knowledge.

We're gonna make this
deal before they get them.

I told you to stay
the fuck away.

Now you're playing husband?

Stop it,
Manuel, stop it!

That's the second time
you've pointed a gun at me.

Third time's gonna be the last.

My whole
family together

for the first time in ten years.

I'm just so fucking happy.

Up late, huh?

I got to go to Fort Worth.

Can I ride with you?

I need to sit down with Victor.

We gotta take a little detour.

♪ "If Today Doesn't
Do Me In" by Ian Noe ♪

♪ In a heavy rain standing

♪ Off an old county road ♪

♪ Beside a high rolling
river so swift ♪

♪ There was a
hitchhiking stranger ♪

♪ Quite pale from the cold

♪ On a cane, trying
to thumb down a lift ♪

♪ Well, I pulled up beside him

♪ Let my window on down

♪ To the rain and the
bone-chilling wind ♪

♪ Said, "You look awful worn

♪ In this late-winter storm

♪ Which way are you
headed, my friend?" ♪

♪ "Right up to the spotlight

♪ Drinking all
that Coke and gin ♪

Hey.

♪ "And I'll be a
suit-wearing man... ♪

We're here.

What time's your meeting?

Now.

I'm gonna head to Victor's.

Have the talk.

Oh, it's ten
minutes for an Uber.

Can you leave the truck
on so I don't melt?

Well, why don't you
just take the truck?

Then you won't melt and
you won't need an Uber.

Well, how am I gonna
get my car back

if I drive your
truck there, hmm?

You don't need to bring
your car home today.

I ain't leaving
without my Bentley.

Mmm-mm. I don't care if I have
to suck his dick for the keys,

you're just gonna have to
man up and move past it.

All right. Well, buy a
toothbrush on the way home.

Love you.

Tommy?

How are you?

The world is my oyster,
Cami. What can I tell you?

Oh, I remember that oyster.

Yeah, our first
divorce was so fun,

we thought we'd try it again.

She can come in the house.

No, she's got to go break
up with her husband.

Life is much more interesting

when you two are
together. Come in.

- There you are.
- How are you?

He's almost done.

Can I get you
something to drink?

It's after 5:00.

Just some coffee, if
you have any, or...

I can sure make some.

- Go on in.
- Okay. All right.

I mean, I guess...

I'm gonna say, outside
of three weeks?

Somewhere in there.

Okay.

How are you?

- It's been a week.
- Yeah, I bet.

Fill me in on this
accident this morning?

He was standing on something he
shouldn't have been standing on.

He's probably done it a
thousand times. I have.

Am I exposed?

That's a lawyer question.

At this point, you're as much
a lawyer as anybody else.

Well, the pipes came
in in a mixed bundle,

which is not what we ordered.

He knew better than to
be standing up there.

Negligence is his.

But it don't make the pill

his wife's got to
swallow any easier.

We'll take care of the family.

Come on, sit.

Hey, you guys spill that

on the carpet, your
mother's gonna kill you.

Save some for me.

Girls on break?

Yeah.

Convincing her to go to TCU

is one of my greatest
accomplishments.

They want to drink margaritas,
mess around with the boys,

they can do it by the pool.

They want to go to the
bars, my driver takes them,

- picks them up.
- Hmm.

You're coming to that point
pretty soon, you got a plan?

Yeah, I'm gonna cement
rebar into a cinder block

and chain her to
it till she's 30.

She'll chew right
through that shit.

Her mother might.

We get this lease
thing worked out?

Yeah.

I understand TTP

is seeing things our way?

This little lawyer's a
pit bull, I tell you.

So I hear. How about

the well thing,
that working out?

Offering bereavement
payments to the families.

- How much?
- Got to go

north of 250 per, I think,

to make it stick. Thank you.

Thank you, sweetheart.

Staying for dinner?

I wish I could,

but I think I... I
should get going.

It's good to see you.

You, too.

So,

- you called the meeting...
- Yeah.

- The Hermosa Field lease?
- Yeah?

That land is a
distribution route

for drugs headed north.

Yeah, they stole our plane.

Well, they want compensation

for the product they lost.

Get in line.

They made threats and
the crew is spooked.

They don't want
to work the field.

Well, that's not an option.

You got any senators
in your rolodex?

Maybe the army wants
to come down here

and play war games
for a few weeks?

Who all is drilling
up in that field?

Everybody. BP and Marathon
and Chevron, everybody.

- Let me make a few calls.
- Can you make them fast?

'Cause we're supposed to

start clearing pads next week.

You ever
done this before?

More than I can count.

Really? You've faced
widows and orphans

and tried to assign
a monetary value

to their loved ones' lives
more times than you can count?

Under these circumstances,

no, I've never done this before.

Let's leave all the lawyer

out here on the porch,
know what I mean?

No.

I mean, kind of.

What this means,

this section here,

is that accepting these
funds does not nullify

any insurance policy your
husbands may have had,

and they each had term
policies through the company

with death benefits of $25,000.

What are we supposed
to do with $25,000?

It is a nominal amount to
cover funeral expenses.

It's standard through
your medical insurance.

What about our
medical insurance?

Your policy will COBRA,

which means that you will remain
on the policy for 18 months.

Then, you can extend the
policy at your own expense.

This is called a
bereavement offer.

It means

we recognize the challenges

your families face,

and want to help you
overcome those challenges.

What's the catch?

No catch.

What do you want from us?

Nothing.

Just your signature
at the bottom

that you received them.

Um...

What does indem...
"indemnify" mean?

That
refers to liability

and waving assertions
of culpability.

What's an assertion? And
what's "culpability"?

Those
are legal terms.

It just means you can't
decide in ten years

that the accident was our fault.

What if it was your fault?

It wasn't our fault.

It wasn't your husband's fault.

It wasn't anyone's fault.

But what if it was?

Then you'd
have to prove it.

You'd have to hand
that check back,

go hire a lawyer... one
better than our lawyers...

and prove it was our fault.

While we try to
prove it was yours.

What she means is,

none of us wants to fight.

This is a tragedy,
and we would rather

openly offer money to
help you through it

than fight about blame.

But if you're not to blame, why
would you offer us anything?

Because it's cheaper
than proving it.

Excuse me.

Sheriff's department.

Uh... Sorry, I must
have dialed the wrong...

Are you calling
for Cooper Norris?

Um...

- Yes.
- Are you a friend?

I think so.

Did something happen to him?

- What's your name?
- Ariana.

How do you
know him, Ariana?

Uh, he worked on
my husband's crew.

Did somebody hurt him?

Someone hurt him really bad.

They beat him.

You know anybody
would want to do that?

Uh... Where was this?

In his trailer at a man camp.

I know someone.

- Who would that be?
- Manuel Lopez.

He threatened
Cooper at my house.

Threatened him how?

With a gun.

Threatened to kill him.

Why would he do that?

Because, um... Because jealousy.

How badly is he hurt?

Well, that depends
on how the night goes.

Manuel's threat may come true.

What's your last name, ma'am?

- What hospital is he in?
- Ma'am, I'm gonna need

your last name.

I'm gonna need a
statement from you.

You want a statement?

You come to the
hospital and get it.

Which hospital?

Midland General.

Wait, just...

Everything okay?

I don't think so.

Who are you?

I'm an associate with Brown,

Mayer, and Hammond, Mrs. Ramsey.

Please, come in.

So, I can come in my
own fucking house now?

- Thank you.
- Mrs. Ramsey?

I'm Nelson Means
with Brown, Mayer

- and Hammond...
- I know, Nelson

and what-the-fuck, and hamster.

- Where's Victor?
- Victor has asked us

to assist in the
dissolution of the marriage.

Would you like to have a seat?

I'd like to speak to him.

Victor would prefer
the prenup to be fully executed

prior to any contact.

- Would he?
- Yes, he would.

I'd like you to focus
on this clause here,

paragraph nine.

This is the infidelity
clause of the agreement,

which states should
you engage in adultery,

the settlement portion of the
agreement will be nullified.

Who did I commit adultery with?

Is it your statement
that you did not engage

in sexual relations with
a Mr. Thomas Norris?

Oh. That's not adultery.
He's my ex-husband.

That is the very
definition of adultery.

Based on your efforts
to travel to him,

the affair was premeditated.

- What do you mean by that?
- I mean, you were

thinking about it
before you did it.

That's a crime now?

I mean, I've thought
about fucking Tommy

while I was fucking Victor.

None of this is criminal.

But pursuant to the agreement,

all community property
reverts to Mr. Ramsey.

Define "community property."

This residence,
the house in Aspen,

the ranch outside of Morgan,
the residence in Cabo,

all liquid investments,

all cash in the joint accounts

and all access to
joint credit cards

and automobiles.

- Which automobiles?
- The Range Rovers,

there's an Audi A8, a
Lincoln Navigator...

Just get to the fucking Bentley.

The Bentley was a gift.

All gifts are your
separate property.

Hey, well, now we're
getting somewhere.

Define "gifts."

Any jewelry,

clothing, accessories

such as handbags, luggage.

You have a personal
banking account

with just over $300,000...

those funds he will
concede to you.

We have calculated child
support payments for Ainsley

through her 18th birthday.

He's also written a letter.

He asks you deliver
it to Ainsley.

Anything else?

Signature here, please.

Keys to my fucking car.

Keys are in the vehicle.

I'd like to get my things.

Your clothing
has been shipped

to Mr. Norris's
residence in Midland.

The rest has been packed
inside the vehicle.

Madison will show
you to the garage.

I know where the garage is.

Fuck are you looking at?

You the
one who left him?

I hope it's true love,
'cause...

You're a little
long in the tooth

to come crawling back and try
to kick me out of his bed.

I'd just pull you out
by your fucking hair.

That could be fun.

How many years is it?

Almost nine.

And not one drink.

Not one whiskey.

Miss it?

I'm too scared of it to miss it.

So, how worried are you about
these green initiatives?

You're not buying into
that shit now, are you?

Well, don't matter
what I buy into,

it matters what the
lawmakers buy into.

Do you know who the two
biggest financial backers

of green initiatives are?

Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Why is that?

We reduce our output, we're
more reliant on their output.

And once that happens,
there's a huge demand

for output from us, and
then we're right back

in the middle of an oil boom.

Or the administration changes

and the oil boom
comes two years later.

It's manipulating supply
to increase demand

and they have been doing
it since they've been

harvesting sorghum
from the fields

in the Nile River Valley.

Why is Nathan calling my phone?

I don't know.

Shit, I left my
phone in the truck.

Hey, do you want me or Tommy?

Hey, Nate. Sorry, I left
my phone in the truck.

How'd it go?

Listen, I got news
and it's not good.

Well, shit, Nate, it wasn't a
difficult presentation, what...

Cooper was attacked last night.

He's in surgery at General.

I sent Ainsley over there so
we've got someone on the ground.

In surgery for what?

Don't know. Call the
sheriff. He's expecting you.

Yeah. Okay, okay.

Monty, I've got to go.

Problem?

Always.

Call Sheriff Joeberg.

Fuck. Honey, I need

five minutes, okay?

Just start heading to Odessa.

I feel like a whore.

Honey, please.

A fucking whore.

And I got to meet

my whore replacement
on the way out.

Little bitch was so young,
she had those little dimples

above her ass cheeks.

- Honey, honey...
- Ass dimples.

There's an
emergency, okay?

I'm gonna have to call you back.

Fucking cherry on
the cake of my day.

- Tommy?
- Walk me through it.

Found him
unconscious in his trailer.

Took a real good beating.

EMS said he had
a collapsed lung.

They're worried about
the shots to his head.

He was still out when they
got him on the chopper.

They Care-Flighted him out?

It was bad, Tommy.

I ain't gonna lie.

You got any suspects?

You know a Manuel Lopez?

Yeah, he works on Cooper's crew.

Threatened him with
a pistol earlier in the day.

Over what?

A girl, what else?

I know you like to
handle this in-house,

but this one's on the radar.

Yeah, well, we'll both
handle it, all right?

Just leave me
something to arrest.

Oh, don't mind me.

I'm just schlepping my
whore ass back to Midland

to make a new life with the man
of my dreams who hangs up on me

when I needed some
fucking compassion.

Honey?

Cooper's in the hospital.

He's in surgery.

I don't know for what and
I don't know for how long.

But I'll let you
know when I know.

I'm heading to the
hospital right now

and you need to do
the same, honey, okay?

You understand?

Okay, I'm headed that way now.

I love you, honey.

I'll call you if I
hear anything else.

Cooper Norris?

He's in recovery.

His right lung collapsed,

so we inserted a chest tube

between the ribs, in
order to drain the air

and allow the lung to expand.

We'll need to leave that
in for several days.

There's some brain swelling.

It's something we'll monitor.

Okay.

Thank you.

Tommy?

Yeah, he's out.

Who are you?

Who are you?

Uh, I'm-I'm his sister.

Mm.

Your turn.

I'm harder to explain.

You just explained it.

Mm-hmm.

Norris?

We've taken him to his room.

I can show you the way.

Hey.

What do you know?

Well, Dale says
he's out of surgery.

Punctured a lung, got a
concussion, some broken ribs

and a pile of bruises.

Car wreck?

A fight.

Did you say "a fight"?

Yeah, a fight.

Bunch of guys jumped
him in his trailer.

This is why I didn't want
him working out here, Tommy.

I mean, it's all
felons and thugs and...

I don't wanting him
working out here, either,

but if he's gonna work out
here, he's gonna work with me.

It's the only way
we can protect him.

Well, you're doing a
bang-up job of that.

Second week here, second
week in the fucking hospital.

Trust me, honey, I'll
handle this, okay?

And if you want to
talk him out of working

at the patch, be my guest.

How far out are you?

30 minutes. How about you?

I'm in
the parking lot.

In the parking lot?

Did you fly?

Bet your ass I did.

Well, why aren't you in the
hospital with our son, then?

'Cause if the kid
lost a fucking leg,

I want to know before I see it.

I need to be strong
for him, Tommy.

He doesn't need to see his
mother freaking the fuck out.

Oh, yeah, that'd shock
the shit right out of him.

I'm waiting for you,
so hurry the fuck up.

Okay, I'm on my way.

Call Theodore Ramone.

This is where all
your dreams about to die, Dad.

No, this is where I put
my foot all in your ass.

- Whatever.
- Ain't no way Tampa Bay

is gonna stop Zeke on
the five yard line.

Look, look.

Just like... that!

Sup, Tommy?

Nothin' much, just
driving to the hospital

to see my beat-to-shit son.

Do what?

Yeah, and guess who did it?

Who?

Manuel and Antonio,
for starters.

My Manuel?

What the fuck are your
fucking boys doing

putting my son in
the goddamn hospital?

Do you not run a
tighter crew than that?

I'll have this
handled before dawn.

No, you've had your
chance to handle it.

You find me five thumpers that

don't play in their
side of the sand box,

and keep your goddamn phone on.

How you feeling, slugger?

Been better.

Yeah, them damn
ribs is the worst.

You know,

try like hell not
to laugh and try

like ever-loving
hell not to sneeze.

Oh, my God.

What are you doing here?

Well, I was waiting
for five hours

to see if you lived
through surgery.

Sorry to disappoint.

We're gonna wait outside, amigo.

Okay?

You need anything? Hmm?

Want a pack of cigarettes?

You said,
"Don't laugh."

Sorry. My fault.

Broke my own rule.

We'll be right
outside, bud, okay?

Maybe give 'em some space.

To think, I missed my
first patch party for you.

I'm sure there'll be plenty
of chlamydia at the next one.

Not your fault.

I'm sorry anyway.

♪ gentle music

You don't deserve this.

"Deserve" doesn't
factor into it.

He didn't do this for Elvio.

He did this for himself.

About time.

Drive here in reverse?

I'm sorry, honey.

Shit, I don't have a fucking
Batmobile like you do.

Hey, honey.

- Hi.
- Is he asleep?

He's talking with
his girlfriend.

Who's his girlfriend?

Well, I-I don't know.

Shouldn't eat that shit, Dale.

They sell it in a
hospital, Angela.

How bad can it be?

Your boy's either real
tough or real lucky, Tommy.

You been in with him yet?

He's talking with
his girlfriend.

Figured I'd give him that
after all he's been through.

Who is this fucking girlfriend?

He's sleeping.

Yeah, I can see that.

How you holding up, honey?

How's your boy?

He's good.

How are you?

Well, you know.

No, I-I don't know,
but I can imagine.

Oh, my God.

Look at my little
angel. What the fuck?

- I know. Wh...
- Look at him, Tommy!

What happened to
"don't freak him out"?

You better find the
fuckers that did this.

Mom?

- I'm here, baby.
- We know that, honey.

The whole hospital knows.

I know you got a Xanax on you,

so go out in the
hallway and take it.

And wait till it kicks in
'fore you come back, okay?

How 'bout that?

Mm-hmm.

I'm gonna...

I'm gonna be right
outside, baby, okay?

- Okay.
- 'Kay.

Oh, my God!

Sorry about that. She-she
gets worked up over the kids.

I'm Mexican. No
explanation needed.

I need a minute
alone with Cooper.

Yeah, I should get
back to my son.

Call me if you need anything.

I'll be back tomorrow.

Thank you.

Nothing's going on.

Her husband just died.

I'm trying...

She called and asked
for help, and I gave it.

She's not my concern. You are.

And at the moment,

the fuckers that put you in this
hospital are my main concern.

If my father steps in...

This is not your dad talking.

This is the general manager
of an oil company talking.

And when my employees break
into another employee's

company-provided housing

and beat the dog shit out of
him to the point where a surgeon

has to re-inflate
his lung, I step in.

Manuel and Antonio.

Who else?

You can tell me, or I'll
beat it out of the first two.

I don't know their names.

Maintenance crew for
the buffalo field.

That's all you had to say.

You're gonna have to
move slow with this girl.

She's hurting in a way
that you can't understand,

and she's trying to find
somewhere to put it.

It's not like that.

How many other
widows do you think

are sitting in this hospital
tonight with their helpers?

This ain't the first time you
took a beating over this girl.

This is the kind
of beating you get

when the first one didn't take.

Yeah?

He just got to his trailer.

Alone?

- With his roommate.
- All right,

I want you to turn
those cameras off

and don't cut 'em back on
till I tell you, all right?

Yes, sir.

Can we talk to him now?

No need.

Meet me at the man camp. Give
me a ten minute head start.

I'm really relaxed
now. Can I go see him?

He's all yours.

You got plans tonight?

Soon as you give 'em to me.

Let's go.

Hey, don't let her drive.

Mm.

You want something?

Don't leave home without it.

We might not even get to use it.

You should just cut
that fucking thing off.

Ain't your hand
that got smashed.

- You got a bitch coming over?
- Not till I get paid.

Fuck. It's the boss.

Don't answer. Make
like we're asleep.

I can fucking hear you.

What's up?

This seem familiar,
motherfucker?

Hey, man...

You get on your fucking
phone and call your friends.

You know, the ones that
you called that put

my fucking son in the hospital.

No?

He don't want to call
his friends, Boss.

Me and my boys will
take him in the back.

Okay, I'd
appreciate that.

Oh, we'll convince you.

- Come on.
- No. No, fuck.

Let's talk.

No!

Nobody said "get up," Manny.

Have a seat, Manuel.

Here's how
this is gonna go.

Needless to say, you're fired.

By noon tomorrow, you'll
be on a "no hire" list

for every fucking oil
company in the Permian Basin.

Sheriff's gonna be here
in about five minutes,

and he's gonna toss
this fucking place.

And I'm just guessing he'll add

felon in possession
of a firearm,

possession of a
controlled substance,

and maybe possession of
a controlled substance

with intent to distribute.

And any goddamn one of
those violates your parole.

And then you add

on top of that shit,

aggravated assault
charge and kidnapping,

'cause when you shut
the door on him,

that's kidnapping.

I ain't a goddamn mathematician,

but that's, like, 30 years.

That's what I do

to people who hurt my family.

You fucked with the
wrong hillbilly.

I'm gonna take 30 years of
your life away from you.

And if you ever come
back to this place,

I'm gonna take the rest of it.

Have you
met the sheriff?

Stand up
and turn around.

They're having a confession
in the back room.

Tommy.

Did he have anything to say?

He gave up the names.

Even wrote 'em down for you.

You think he'd repeat 'em to me?

Sure he would if you asked.

Would you confirm the names
of the other assailants?

You-you gonna take me with you?

Well, that depends.

You gonna say something
give me a reason?

I'll give you a reason.

You boys give us a minute?

Haven't done
anything like that since...

2016.

Place is getting wild again.

I got to get my boy out of
here before somebody kills him.

Nah, we run the killers off.

There's something about that
boy, just draws trouble to him

like bugs to a light.

He ain't mean enough
for this place, Dale.

He just ain't mean enough.

♪ "Sunshine" by The
Red Clay Strays ♪

♪ There's no shame in
being broken-hearted ♪

♪ Though I try to do
more to fix my soul ♪

♪ I'm trying to be more
than when I started ♪

♪ There's no path before me ♪