04x02 - Big Kahuna

[bunniefuu]

‐ Previously
on "Good Girls"...

‐ I figured out
who we should help.

I got their daughter's kidney.

‐ How about a car?
‐ Pardon?

What did the specialist say?

‐ Boy's a damn genius.

‐ No.

‐ Chris.
‐ Kevin.

‐ So we'll go to your place.

‐ We already did that.

‐ You live in your car.

‐ Where's Ben?

He plays lacrosse?

‐ He just knows you
wouldn't really be into it.

‐ His whole new
secret, fancy life?

‐ So the last time you were
cash‐heavy, things got tricky.

You need a system.

‐ Hot tubs:
any idiot can sell them.

‐ I just don't
want him involved.

‐ Okay.
‐ There's a pattern here.

His car dealership
got busted too.

Put a tail on this guy.
‐ Why is it the guy?

‐ What if we pay someone
to blow his brains out?

‐ Move me up
on your schedule.

‐ For you.
Have dinner with me.

‐ Hi there.
Welcome to The Baby Porcupine.

‐ If someone wanted
something special printed,

you would draw it.

‐ He said he'd let me go.
‐ He won't.

‐ Wait.
You need all of us.

‐ Not all of you.

She just laid there,

right on the ground,

fight just drained from her,

twitching and drooling
like some kind of animal

that got hit by a car
or something.

Whole thing went down
right in front of me.

‐ Ringside seats, huh?

‐ Saw the whole thing.

‐ Can anyone verify that?

‐ You can check
the Kiss Cam thing if you want.

‐ You sure you don't want
a lawyer here?

‐ Nah.

‐ You don't find it
coincidental?

‐ What's that?

‐ That both the b*ll*ts
in Lucy's head

matched the ones
in the other bodies?

‐ I don't know any Lucy.

‐ And that the other bodies
were identified

as Six Mile g*ng members.

‐ Yeah, I got no beef
with them.

‐ Yeah, not anymore.

Hey, one more thing.

How'd you get these?

‐ Called in a favor.

‐ I wanna call in a few more.

‐ Yeah.

♪ ♪

‐ Now, that's what you call
a statement piece.

‐ And I think we all know
what it says.

‐ What does it say?

‐ He wants more than dinner.

‐ Ew.

‐ It's the thought that counts.

‐ Ew!

‐ What did you say?

‐ I said I'd check my schedule.

‐ That's not a no.

‐ We need him to do this job.

‐ Or maybe we get lucky

and they figure out that it was
g*ng friend who popped Lucy.

‐ If we pop him,
all of this goes away.

‐ Maybe it's just dinner.

‐ Sure.

‐ If they're serving vag*na.

‐ What's for dinner?

‐ Uh, I thought we'd grill.

‐ Sounds good.

Hey, can I talk to you
real quick?

Big Kahuna,
they wanna meet with us.

‐ That's a good thing?

‐ Yeah.

Kahuna Brand Spas.

They pretty much invented
hydrotherapy.

I mean, they're in all
the fancy resorts.

‐ So why us?

‐ They heard our sales
were through the roof.

‐ Well, that's all you.
‐ No.

I wouldn't be able to sell 'em

if you didn't get 'em so cheap
from the wholesalers.

‐ Or you're an animal.

‐

We make a good team.

‐ They make you pay for books?

That's like going to Outback
and bringing your own steak.

‐ They said I need
a laptop too.

‐ No fair.

‐ And an iPad.
‐ What?

‐ All right, if he gets one,
I get one.

‐ So what exactly does
this school do to provide

for all the money
that we been dishing out?

‐ Oh, you mean the money
we don't have.

‐ Yeah.
All that money.

‐ The building.
‐ Okay, great.

‐ So what does a little boy
need an iPad for anyway?

‐ Coding.
‐ Oh, wow, hey.

It's been a minute.
Come on in.

Uh, company.

‐ Hey!

‐ There she is.
‐ Oh, my goodness.

‐ Excuse me.
‐ Look at you.

‐ Hey.

‐ What a surprise.
‐ Yeah.

‐ We should've called first.

‐ Well, we tried, but, uh,
we ran out of minutes.

‐
Could've texted.

‐ We gotta get that, uh,
feature on the next one.

‐ So, uh, what brings
you guys to town?

‐ We got home

from our, uh, last visit
and found a note

from the landlord...
‐ Very sweet man.

‐ Yeah, gave us a whole week
to clear out our belongings.

‐ Yeah, he didn't need
to do that.

‐ Yeah.
But what is that saying?

Every sunset is an opportunity
to reset.

‐ Love that.

‐

‐ We're staying
with our friend's daughter

who works at the Denny's.

‐ Mm, yeah.

Uh, set up a couple cots
in the garage,

a little, uh, kerosene heater.

We are snug as a bug in a rug!

‐ But, uh, why Detroit?

‐

Uh...

we don't have any family, uh,
to speak of in Madison.

‐ Oh.
So who do you have here?

‐ You all.

‐

Uh, home is where the heart is.

‐ Hmm.

‐ What's new with you,
little guy?

‐
‐ I'm getting an iPad.

‐ Oh, so what about dinner?
How about some dinner?

‐ Oh, we couldn't possibly.
‐ No.

We already ate, uh, yesterday.

‐ I got your fave
mashed potatoes.

‐ Well, if you're gonna
twist my arm.

‐ Aww.
‐ Sure.

‐ May I sit right here
next to you?

‐ Just as delicious as always.

‐ Hey.
‐ Hi.

‐ School still suck?
‐ Always.

‐ Maybe I'll, um,
come see for myself.

‐ Huh?

‐ What happens
at these things, anyway?

‐ Stupid rich parents
bid on stupid rich stuff

for the school.

‐ Can't wait.

‐ You're not rich.

‐ But I'm stupid.

‐ So come.

‐ Sweet!

‐ You'll hate it, though.

‐ Well, I wanna meet
the other parents.

‐ You'll hate them even more.

‐

Well, how's the food?

‐ Super tiny 'cause none
of the moms eat.

You'll house a pizza after.

‐ Really selling it hard here.

‐ It's just a bunch of people
we'd totally make fun of,

like, who do Pilates
and would've played lacrosse.

‐ What's so wrong
with lacrosse?

‐ Nothing if you're lame.

Are we out of salsa?

‐

Maybe, uh‐‐

maybe I'll skip it, then.

‐ Up to you.

‐

‐ Why are you even doing this?

‐ I can't arrest someone
on a hunch.

‐ It's her.

‐ Why, 'cause she's good
at crafting?

‐ Or 'cause
she'd never be friends

with you in high school.

‐ She works at a paper store.

‐ His name is all over it.

‐ Come to think of it,
I think the boots

are a little too much.

‐ You want it to be her?

‐ Yes.

‐ Then get me something
to convince a DA.

‐

‐ Save the boots for later.

‐

‐ You'll notice that we are
all about the flow

here at Boland Bubbles.

‐ Feng shui.

‐ Yeah, the, uh, accessories‐‐

your filters, chemicals,
your pool toys‐‐

are all in the back.

‐ Like the milk
in the grocery store.

‐ So you have to move
through the whole place

to get to the small stuff.

So when it's time to upgrade
to the big stuff...

‐ Say, a Kahuna spa.

‐ The seed is already planted.

‐ Well, Kahuna Spas

would love to be a part
of the ride.

Y'all do this for everybody?

‐ I gotta tell you, uh,

we have been so nervous.

We're just huge fans
of your brand.

‐ Oh, well, let's take
a look at those books

and see if we can't work out
an arrangement.

♪ ♪

‐ Books?

‐ Well, we don't really have
a presence here in Michigan.

You'd be the first, so we just
wanna make sure you can handle

the kind of volume we'd expect.

‐ We can get you the books.
No problem.

Right?

‐ Yeah, not here right now.

‐ But we can get 'em.

‐ Yeah.
It'll take a sec.

‐ But then they're all yours.

‐ You do sh*ts?

‐ Like, right now?

‐ You seem like someone

who knows how to have
a good time.

‐ Tell your liver
I apologize in advance.

‐

‐ Hmm.

‐ Is that a good "hmm"
or a bad "hmm"?

‐ Good "hmm."

‐ Oh.
Good.

‐ Too good.

‐ What do you mean, "too good"?

‐ You b*tches got
too much cash flow.

‐ How is that not a good thing?

‐ Accounts don't match up
with your sales.

Profits are more
than your revenue.

‐ So I'll make it look
like we're selling more.

‐ That's impossible.

‐ Why?

‐ 'Cause it already says
you're selling

five times
the national average.

‐
Go, Deansie.

both: It's not Deansie.

‐ So how do I make it
look more legit?

‐ You came to the right place.

Let you in on some of my, uh,
mad money magic.

Kind of like a, uh,
black magic, if you will,

like a dark art‐‐

‐ All right.
‐ All right, uh...

kick things off
with something called smurfing.

While this Kahuna is
checking out your business,

you put your bread
in someone else's account.

‐ Like whose?

‐ Friend, family, colleagues,

anyone who wants
to make a buck.

And before you get any ideas,
I am none of the above.

‐ We're the only other
sketchy people we know.

‐ No sweat.
Then there's layering.

Open a bunch of offshore
accounts but mini ones.

Only put in enough so you
don't trigger the taxman.

Then there's something
called smurf layering.

‐ We don't have time
for any of this.

‐ You girls like to shop?

♪ ♪

You're gonna get yourselves
a corporate debit card.

♪ ♪

We'll balance your books
by increasing your expenses...

‐ And how many rooms
are we doing?

‐ All of 'em.

‐ Furniture, electronics...

‐ What can I
set you up with today?

‐ I think I'ma be
setting you up, Todd.

‐ Even charitable donations.

Buy right,
they don't look twice.

‐ What kind of event is it?

‐ Like "Cinderella,"

only the bitch sisters
are private school parents

and the ball is a fundraiser.

♪ ♪

‐ Hey.
Look who dropped by.

‐ Hey.
‐ Again.

‐ Oh.

Do some damage
at the Apple Store?

‐ Yeah.

‐ It's just some
school supplies.

‐ Where's he go
to school, NASA?

Oh.

Doesn't do email, but, uh...

Jenny and I wanted
to give y'all something.

‐ Huh.
‐ A pocket plum.

‐ No, did you ever hear the one
about the fig tree?

It was Heather's favorite.

‐ Well, I guess we gotta get up
on our fig tree stories.

‐ Farmer had a tree
full of figs

till everyone walking by
helps themselves,

thinking, you know,
"What can it hurt?

It's just one."

‐ Where are y'all from again?

‐ You see where this is going.

Okay.

Pretty soon,
tree is plucked dry.

Now nobody has figs.

The farmer can't believe it

'cause all they had to do
was take their fig,

plant the seeds,
and they have their own tree.

But instead, they just took,

and they took,

and they took...

And they took.

‐ We're supposed to plant
a fig now?

‐ What the hell did you buy?

‐ This is Detroit,
not Mesopotamia.

‐ Coming up in here
like Steve Jobs.

‐ You could've given me
a heads‐up.

‐ Like I was gonna pull out

my next‐generation iPhone
in front of him.

‐ And then you invite him
to dinner.

Again!

‐ He asked!

‐ You know what that means.

‐ We're the tree.

‐ They're gonna shake us dry.

‐ What's their last name again?

‐ Haskins.
Why?

‐ I'm gonna put Mike on these
fools, get a background check.

Yeah, man.

No, no.
It's all good.

Listen, got something quick
for you.

Oh.
Uh...

yeah, she's here.

Okay.
Bye.

He wants me to FaceTime him.

He just got some plugs
and wants you to take a look.

‐ Are you serious?
‐ Yes.

Just say they look good.

We need him to do this quick.

‐

‐ Public street, bro.

‐ It's me.

‐ What's up, girl?

‐ ♪ I stay awake in the middle
of a paradise ♪

♪ You're sleeping
like a bird ♪

Can I get you a drink?

‐ Uh, got a beer?

‐ Yeah, not while the keys
are in the ignition.

‐ Right.

‐ Red Bull?

‐ I'm okay.

♪ ♪

So listen, uh, there's
this thing at my kid's school.

And basically,
I don't wanna show up

and look like
some pathetic old

divorced single parent
with no life.

So I‐‐

‐ You want me to be your date?

‐ I was thinking more like
a wingman.

‐ Ah.

Already asked the guy
you're into?

‐ No.

‐ Cool.

‐ He got engaged.

‐ ♪ In the middle
of a paradise ♪

♪ You're sleeping like a bird,
and it's fine ♪

♪ My love is good enough ♪

‐

‐ Yeah.

You know, I would but...

I'm‐‐I'm busy.

‐ Excuse me?
Doing what?

‐ I got the guy
across the street's Hulu.

Gonna binge the new season
of "The Bachelor."

‐ Are you being serious?

‐ Uh, yeah.
Hannah B.'s back.

‐ He picks Hannah Ann.
Okay?

I am asking you
for a favor here.

‐ Well, see,
that's the problem.

I don't wanna be
your favor anymore.

‐ Oh.

Will you accept this rose?

‐ Always.

You know, I was gonna use this
for toilet paper.

‐ You're gonna need
to wear something clean.

‐ That's‐‐that's not a problem.

Got, uh...

Mm, I think‐‐yeah, there's
a nice shirt under you.

‐ What do you think?

‐ Very Tommy Bahama.

‐ Yeah, well, I thought
eventually we would do,

like, an island lounge
kind of thing at the store,

so we could feel it out first.

‐ Hmm.
How'd you pay for it?

‐ It's a tax write‐off.

‐
Yeah, but how?

‐ What do you mean how?

‐ It's just‐‐I mean,
it's a lot of stuff.

‐ Yeah, but then if we use it
for the business,

we get a break on our taxes.

‐ I know how a write‐off works.

‐ Okay.

‐ How are those books coming?

Kahuna keeps asking.

‐ Yeah, there's a lot
to account for.

‐ I just don't want it
to look like

we're trying to hide stuff,
you know?

Are we?

‐ Of course not.

‐ You know, I could‐‐
I could help you.

‐ I just have a whole system.
‐ You could teach me.

‐ I know, but it's complicated.

‐ You know, I have been doing
this a little longer than you.

‐ How could I forget?
We almost lost our home.

I just wanna get 'em right.

‐ Yeah.
Okay.

‐ You wanna see the hammocks
in the boys' room?

‐ Sure.

♪ ♪

‐ What are you doing?

‐ Just thinking.

‐ Do you have to do it here?

‐ You'd rather I do it inside?

‐ No.

‐ How's Dean?

‐ What do you want?

‐ I need you to hold
something for me.

‐ No, thank you.

‐ Yeah, I wasn't asking.

‐ Well, the last time
I did that,

I got tied to a m*rder, so...

‐ What's your routing number?

‐ For what?

‐ For our business.
‐ Why?

‐

I need to move
some funds around.

‐ Now?

‐ Still drawing some heat

over that little
coworker of yours.

‐ Are you smurfing me?

‐
Where'd you hear that?

‐ Oh, I know all about it.
‐

‐ And I'd love
to help you smurf me,

but I can't afford
to be smurfed right now

because I am also
drawing some heat.

‐ Oh, yeah?
From who?

‐ From this hot tub guy!

‐

Routing number.

‐ No.

‐ Number.
‐ Not a chance.

Ready whenever you are.

♪ ♪

‐ ♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

‐ How's Thursday for dinner?

‐ All right, parents, next
we have a top‐of‐the line

robot vacuum that retails
for $875.

‐ How did you two meet again?

‐ Mm, mm.

‐ We were both on the freeway,
right?

‐ By the freeway...
‐ We ran into each other.

‐ At synagogue.
‐ Uh, what?

No, weren't we on the side‐‐
‐ No.

‐ Wait, you're Jewish?

‐ No.
‐ Yes.

‐ She's not.

‐ I am.

‐ Mazel tov.

‐ $200 in the back.
Do I hear $250?

Think about that new
tennis court, people.

‐ Right here.
‐ $250.

‐ Oh. Mmm.
‐ Do I hear $300?

$300, anyone?
‐ Mmm. Mm‐hmm.

Mmm.

‐ You can go back
as many times as you want.

‐ I'm gonna cruise through
on the way out.

‐ Mm.
‐ Stock up on some shrimps.

‐ Excuse me.
Um, are you a dog walker?

‐ I used to be.
Could be again.

What kind of hound you got?

‐ You tell me.
‐ Sorry?

‐ Honey, I found the guy
who stole Oatmeal.

‐ Oh, yeah.
The, uh‐‐the chihuahua.

‐ Stole?
‐ Misplaced.

‐ Who is this loser?
‐ Okay, okay.

Come on, man.
Let's just take a walk.

‐ Your d*ck dog bit me.

‐ Do not call
his dog a d*ck.

‐ Well, maybe I let him go

so he wouldn't have to live
with a d*ck like you.

‐ That's better.

‐ $400? Do I hear $400?

I've got $400
from St. Anne's

very own Sister Mary Margaret.

Do I hear‐‐

‐ $1,000.

‐ Oh.
We're only on, uh‐‐

‐ $1,000.

‐ Wow. $1,000 to...

‐ Ben's mom.

‐ Ben's mom.

‐ And we're okay.
‐ Oh!

Oh, my gosh.

You do not mess around.

‐ Work hard.
Play harder.

‐ So is your wife cool
with you being gone so much?

‐ What about you?

Must be hard having
to answer to your lady all day.

‐
I don't answer to my lady.

She just kind of helps out.

‐ Oh, it seems like she does
a little more than that.

‐ Oh, yeah.
I mean, yeah.

She makes me look good.

Yeah, I think the customers
like to know

it's a family‐owned business,

but I mean,
I call all the sh*ts.

‐ sh*ts.
Speaking of.

‐ Oh, yeah.
Let's fire that up.

‐ I knew you wore
the pants, man.

‐ Yeah.

I mean, I make all
the decisions.

‐ Nice.

‐ Which is why you can trust
that Big Kahuna brand

is in the right hands.

Thank you.

‐ So how come it's taking
so long to get those books?

‐ Do I hear $750 for a prime
St. Anne's parking spot?

Never circle the neighborhood
again at pickup.

‐ $750.

‐ Do I hear $775?
$775?

‐ $1,000.

‐ Sold to Ben's mom.

$1,000.

‐ Hey.
What are you doing?

‐ Supporting St. Anne's.

‐ You know you're not winning
the stuff, Annie.

You have to pay for it.

‐ Really?
Gee, thanks.

‐ Yeah.
With money.

‐ Ooh, portable projector.

‐ There's no layaway plan.
‐ Got it.

‐ And I'm not covering it.

‐ What is your problem?

‐ Is it the homeless guy?
‐ What?

‐ Is he, like, making you
sell dr*gs or something?

‐ No, he's not like that.
He's actually really...

‐ He stole a dog, Annie.

‐ Misplaced.
‐ All right.

Well, you're throwing around
money like a Saudi princess.

Something's up.

‐ I'm just trying to have fun,

like every other parent here.

‐ Six days, five nights,

all expenses paid
at Bermuda's Horseshoe Bay.

‐ You'd tell me if you were
in trouble, right?

‐ How are my finances
any of your business?

‐ Because you have no finances.

‐ I have $6,000.

Do I hear $6,500?

‐ $6,500.
‐ $6,500.

Do I hear $7,000?

‐ $10,000.

‐ Wow.

Ben's mom.
Again!

‐ What?

‐ Daddy's dead.

‐

‐ Oh, my God.

‐ Ugh.

Oh.

Spinning won't stop.

‐
‐ Oh.

‐ How late did you stay out?

‐ I'm pretty sure
I'm gonna puke again.

‐ Why would you get so drunk?

‐ Oh.
It's‐‐it's not all I got.

‐ Here, drink.
‐ Ugh.

‐ Drink.

‐ Dave wanted to go back
to the store

and wet test the competition.

‐ Where's the aspirin?

‐ I got the account.

‐ How?

‐ Boland charm

and 45 car bombs.

‐ That's great!

‐ I mean,

I also had
to give him the books.

‐ What?
‐ Don't worry.

It's‐‐I mean,
he said they look great.

We're in the Kahuna family.

‐ ♪ You know
what I told him? ♪

♪ You know what I said? ♪

♪ Get up, watch me,
watch me, watch me, yeah ♪

♪ Watch me, watch me,
watch me, yeah ♪

Watch me, watch me,
watch me, yeah ♪

♪ Watch me, watch me,
watch me, get up ♪

‐ How's that quad jet
treating you?

‐ What do you want?

‐

‐ I need you to get
something back for me.

‐ Nah, I'm not interested.

‐ This one's on all of us.

‐ You have to pay down
your tab first.

‐ Someone took the books.

‐ ♪ I hold it down
for my city, boy ♪

♪ Nah, I ain't a city boy ♪

♪ But I'm LA pretty, boy ♪

♪ ♪

‐ I'll need an address.

‐ Southfield Inn.

And to be clear...

I just need the books.

‐ ♪ Watch me, watch me ♪

‐ I won't k*ll him.

‐ ♪ Watch me, watch me,
watch me, yeah ♪

♪ Watch me, watch me ♪

‐ It'll just feel like I did.

‐

‐ What's that?
‐ Mm.

That is Larry,
our new cleaning lad.

Huh?

Come here, Larry.
Come here.

‐ What are you doing?

‐ I'm feeding him.
Good job!

Look at that.
Good boy.

Huh?

We'll never touch
a broom again.

‐ We don't own a broom.

‐ Oh, and check this out.
Check this out.

Okay.

"Hydronic heated towel warmer.

Wrap yourself
in terrycloth heaven."

‐ Can it make our water
not run brown?

‐ And for a bonus, Annie,

why don't you tell him
what he's won?

Benjamin Marks, you are going

on a six‐day, five‐night trip

to beautiful Bermuda!

‐ Do you even know
where this is?

‐ Somewhere sunny.
We could rent a cabana.

We could charter a boat,
swim with sharks.

Okay, or we could just,
you know,

grab a pic for the 'Gram
and then jump back on the boat.

‐ How'd you pay
for all of this?

‐ How are you not more excited?

‐ I'd be excited about a car

that doesn't have a hole
in the floor.

‐ Right.

‐ A microwave that doesn't
set food on fire.

‐ Well, sure.
Yeah, but‐‐

‐ Oh, I know.
A house.

‐ Hey, I did
all of this for you.

‐ Yeah, right.

‐ Well, what is that
supposed to mean?

‐ You did it to show off!

‐ That's not true.

‐ Stop trying to be them.

‐ Okay, okay.

Sorry, Mr. Lacrosse Midfielder.

‐ I didn't want to tell you.

‐ 'Cause you didn't want
your cool, fancy new friends

to know about
your broke‐ass mom, right?

‐ No, because when I mentioned
joining the team once,

you called them douchebags
and date rapers.

‐ I meant college lacrosse.

‐ And, what, you want me
to have friends over

when there's birds
in the bathroom

and homeless boyfriends
on the curb?

‐ I've been working
on all of that.

‐ Yeah, by going to a therapist
that you want to bone.

‐ That's not fair.
‐ It's true.

You make fun of everyone,

but no one's life's
a bigger joke than yours.

‐ Hey, where are you going?
‐ Dad's!

‐ Not now, Larry.

‐ No, thank you.

‐ Why not?

‐ Because I don't like them.
‐ Why not?

‐ I don't know.

I‐‐they're too bitter.

‐ Now try.

‐ Hmm?

Salt pulls out the essence.

Pink Himalayan's best.

Adds a subtle mineral flavor.

And the butter,
always European.

It's higher fat,
so it's richer,

creamier, cuts the bitterness.

Without all the elements
working together,

it's just a radish,

but when it's prepared
thoughtfully‐‐

a symphony.

‐ I just need the job done.

‐ What's the hurry?

‐ He's making my life hell.

‐ What'll it be when he's gone?

‐ Normal.

‐

‐ The, uh, black truffle
pan‐seared salmon.

‐ Thank you.

‐ And the beef carpaccio
with braised endive.

Enjoy.

‐ My son plays bantam hockey.

‐ Mine does travel.

‐ He used to get in fights
on the ice.

If he started it,
I would punish him.

I would take away
his video games,

whatever.

After I got into
my current line of work,

I just stopped.

Why should he play
by some arbitrary rule

when the world doesn't?

‐ Because there's still
right and wrong.

‐ Then why do you do
what you do?

‐ Because I have to.

‐ Because you want to.

‐ You don't know my situation.

‐ I know what it feels like
to cross a line

you never thought
you'd cross.

And so you move that line.

Soon enough,

you don't know
where it's supposed to be.

‐ What's your point?

‐ You wouldn't know normal
if it sat on your face.

Now, what's wrong
with your salmon?

‐ It's just a little rare.

‐ You asked for it
cooked through, didn't you?

‐ It's all right.

‐ Excuse me a minute.

‐ You really didn't have
to do this.

‐ It is amazing
what this woman can do

with a few cans of soup, right?

‐ Topped it off
with some bread crumbs.

Carl likes it crunchy.

‐ Mmm.
Who doesn't?

‐

‐ Doesn't quite live up
to your meal.

‐ Uh, so we are obviously

in a unique, uh,
situation here.

Uh...

‐ You can say that again.

‐ And instead of b*ating
around the bush,

figured we'd set up some kind

of financial arrangement.

‐ Okay, here it comes.

‐ It is never easy
to talk about money.

‐ Oh, ain't that the truth?

‐ So how about we don't?

‐ Uh, I'm afraid that

that is the whole reason
we are here.

‐ When you gave us that car...

‐ Like it was no problem.
‐

‐ It kind of got
me and Carl thinking.

‐ I'm sorry.
I gotta stop you right here.

Something bad happened
to your family, but guess what.

Bad things happen.

You don't get a fair shake just
because you're a good person.

Some people get lucky,

and some people
just keep drawing

that same damn short straw,

so let me be clear.

Your life is not our fault.

We don't owe you a thing.

Believe me, every day,
we look in the mirror

and hate ourselves
for a bunch of reasons.

But our daughter
living and breathing

isn't one of them.

‐ And what's this?

‐ $87.

‐ For what?

‐ Carl didn't feel right
accepting the car.

‐ I wanted to set up
a monthly plan.

Wish it could be more,

but, uh, people aren't as into

buying oranges
off the exit ramp

as they used to be.

‐ So what kind of bread crumbs
you say these were?

♪ ♪

‐

♪ ♪

‐ Hey, what's going on?

‐ He's making you
a new salmon.

‐ It's really not...

Necessary.

♪ ♪

‐ It's my pleasure.

♪ ♪

‐ How rare was the salmon?

‐ I mean, it wasn't
to my liking,

but it doesn't mean he should
have his face bashed in.

‐ Did he actually
order radishes?

‐ I don't know.
They just showed up.

‐ That is some
serial k*ller behavior.

‐ Hey, hey.

We need those books back.

‐ We need our souls back.
‐ That's rich.

But you're perfectly willing
to smoke g*ng friend?

‐ The hot tub guy
has nothing to do with it.

‐ So, what, we're just gonna
let the feds come

and kick down our door?

‐ He doesn't deserve this!

‐ Where are we supposed
to draw the line?

‐ I don't know.

‐ That's the problem.

‐ Yeah.
‐ Hey.

Do you have a sec?

‐ What up?

‐ Have you done that thing yet?

‐ Just got their
background check.

‐ Oh, God.

‐ Clean as a whistle.

‐ Really?

‐ No priors, felonies,
misdemeanors,

warrants, complaints.

‐ Okay.

‐ Not even a damn
parking ticket.

‐ So why the face?

‐ One traffic accident.

‐ The daughter?

‐ Happened the day
after baby girl got her kidney.

‐ What?

‐ Not them.

Never was.

‐ How?

‐ Maybe Sara...

screwed up the dates
in that organ donor group.

‐ Hmm.

‐ So...

you want to make the call?

‐ Haven't they lost enough?

‐ Hmm.

Eh.

They were looking forward
to Sara's recital next week.

‐ I can make
the potatoes again.

‐ Carl loves those.
‐

That man loves anything free.

‐

‐ What's this?

‐ Dryer lint.
‐ Gross.

‐ Forensics found
a crazy percentage

of starch, linen,
and cotton.

‐ So?

‐ She literally launders
her money at home,

in her dryer.

This is just this week's.

‐ How do you know it's not him?

‐ Do you know how to clean
the lint trap on your dryer?

‐ ♪ I remember as a child ♪

♪ I was absolutely wild ♪

♪ 'Bout some red shoes
that my Aunt Lucy wore ♪

♪ She would let me
stomp around ♪

♪ In those high heels
up and down ♪

♪ Round the house and round
the wraparound porch ♪

‐ I can't believe
we hooked the Kahuna.

‐

You did it, Dean.

‐ It's all gonna happen
for us now.

Mm.

‐ ♪ And from that moment on ♪

♪ I've had a pair of my own ♪

‐ Good evening, gentlemen.

‐ Good evening, folks.

‐ I'm sorry.

‐ What do you mean
you're sorry?

Wait, what's going on?

‐ Dean Boland?
‐ Yeah?

‐ Mr. Boland,
you're under arrest.

‐ Dean,
I'll explain everything.

‐ What am I under arrest for?

‐ You've got the wrong person.

‐ Sucks.

DA is dry‐clean only.

‐ ♪ Strolled around
a block or two ♪

♪ I will walk
the streets of glory ♪

♪ I will walk the streets
of glory ♪

♪ I will tell my Lucy story ♪

♪ And walk with her
in red shoes ♪