Pretty Hard Cases (2021) s02e12 Episode Script

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I had intercourse with Steve.
I just don't think that
I'm good enough for you.
- The guy was guilty!
- But you beat up a kid!
You can't protect me? You're
supposed to be my partner.
Looks like a teenage
boy moved in around here.
I didn't think you'd be back yet.
So a teenage boy did move?
Your daughter is smuggling
drugs for the Pandilla Quince.
- You have to let her go.
- We'll see what we can do.
This is the place that's
going to save my reputation.
- I'll support the funding.
- So, Adeline has someone inside
covering her tracks
Which means the OCE has a dirty cop.
- Where's my mother?
- She's with me.
I need you to put it in the
system that I've been arrested.
If Adeline killed her
own brother, she will kill
my mother in a heartbeat.
Take ten minutes,
go grab a sandwich, I got you.
I'm officially corrupt.
I just want you to know that
word spread about my arrest,
- just like we planned.
- You're under arrest.
Oh, my God, Mom. You're okay.
I'm back, and if you don't
mind, I'd like my seat.
I'm gonna take you up on that
job offer. Head of security.
You know that cop, the
one who tried to frame me
for the shooting? He's here.
This VIP terminal is the Coyotes'
new way of smuggling in pink coke.
I guess you get to see boss man.
So nice to see you, Deputy Mayor.
Hmm, get me out of
this God forsaken city
with the psychotic book-clubbers.
Mark my words, this never
would've happened in Florida.
I think you're just as likely
to get abducted in Florida.
I mean, do you read People magazine?
I intend to drive into my
gated condo and resume a nice,
quiet life of golfing,
and gardening, and G&Ts.
Mom. You really were quite remarkable.
What I'm trying to say is
you're my hero.
Really, you are so smart, and funny
and interesting.
And I think you're really kind.
I mean, albeit in your
own particular way.
Yeah. Look where you got it from.
I'm gonna miss you.
- Mmm, your shirt smells kind of musty.
- What?
Did you leave it sitting
in the dryer for too long?
You know what? Let's
hit the road, please.
- You did. I'm sure you did.
- No, I didn't.
No, I didn't, actually, I
laid it on top of the dryer
like you taught me. Can you
just open the door, please?
Richie, I'm glad you got your own place,
but you need to quit that airport job.
We both know it's bad news
over there. And right now,
you got a lot of good things going,
so you need to keep your
head down and your nose clean.
I'm not leaving Dane. I
gotta get him out of there.
Okay, Richie, this is not the time
for you to be a hero, okay?
Imma be that asshole right now
that's gonna quote your
favourite movie back at you.
"You're a good man with a good heart,
and it is hard for a
good man to be a king."
- See, that was a mistake.
- Eh?
'Cause now you know what I
gotta say back to that, right?
What do you have to say?
I can decide what kind
of king I'm gonna be.
Open it.
Mm-hmm
Richie
Yeah, I don't have the receipt,
so if, you know, you wanted
to return it, I'm sorry.
Ladies, I need a moment.
Oh God, do you think she knows?
Knows what?
Like, knows that I arrested Adeline
before she was actually arrested?
- Now, she's gonna fire me?
- Calm down.
She's asking to see both of
us. She doesn't know anything.
I read your Terminal V reports.
Okay, that's great. Fantastic, so
You're seeing what we're seeing?
What I'm seeing is a list
of their board of directors.
A who's who of the most wealthy,
powerful, influential men and
women in the city. Big business.
Politicians, cops, lawyers,
judges, you name it,
they are on that board.
So if and whew, this is a big if.
If you are gonna make this case,
it has to be bulletproof.
It has to be waterproof,
bombproof. Tsunami-proof!
Every "T" crossed. Every "I" dotted.
Cover your asses, and mine.
Tell me now if you don't
understand what I'm saying.
We do.
Okay. Shoo.
I'm the furthest thing from bulletproof.
Later for that. Now, we focus.
Just how can I focus
when I'm this dirty,
dirty, dirty, terrible, corrupt
Hey. Don't wig out
on me, okay, Wazowski?
You did a bad thing, but
for a very good reason.
And if you own up to it,
which you do not need to do,
you'll get thrown off this case,
and we will be down one
excellent cop at a time
when we need her the most.
Do you need a moment?
That's what I'm saying, Terminal
V, five years in the making.
Deputy Mayor Briggs lobbying,
pushing through permits.
Will French handling
logistics and construction.
Hey.
- Morning, Detective.
- Uh, morning.
Okay, so
Now, we got pink cocaine
coming up from Mexico.
Local distributors
include bikers, mafia,
and real estate agent Will French,
who we now learn was figuratively in bed
with Deputy Mayor Marley Briggs.
Briggs has now opened up
a private airport terminal
five minutes from the
GTA international airport.
No checks and balances,
little to no security,
and private planes coming
up from the US, from Mexico,
from South America.
It's basically the perfect
gateway for cartel cocaine.
Except we have nothing on Briggs.
We caught her daughter
with pink cocaine?
Mmm, okay. That's a maybe.
We have Adeline in holding. We
could take another run at her.
Ooh, ooh, that's good. I like that.
We've got Michaels
doing security for Briggs
and doing favours for the Coyotes.
- I mean, that's not nothing.
- Mmm. That's not nothing.
It's a bold move.
Mama likes a bold move.
Can I help you with something?
We have questions about
why you quit the force
and started working
for Deputy Mayor Briggs
at her brand new private airport
which we believe is a front
for smuggling pink cocaine.
I was working as head of
security at Terminal V,
a job that I decided to leave this week.
You quit? Why?
Because I prefer mowing my lawn,
and the job wasn't for me.
Gabrielle told us that you forced
her to drop Zorka's charges.
And we also know you like
to do favours for Briggs,
and we know that she's
connected to the cartel.
We're onto her, Michaels.
It's only a matter of time.
So we can bring you in
right now for interfering
with Zorka's fraud charges,
or we can all just, like,
sit down, you can tell us what you know,
because your cooperation, it
really would go a long way.
Allow me to put on some pants.
You have to calm down.
I can't catch my breath!
My throat is closing up.
What's going on here?
She's allergic to the
paint on the walls.
Stuart, there's lead in this paint,
I can feel it off-gassing,
I can't stay here.
I'm not Stu, and you're
not allergic to the paint.
Sit down, I got some questions for you.
I don't know anything,
and I'm not faking it, I have asthma.
And it gets worse
when I'm tired or I'm
hungry and haven't eaten,
because PJ will not feed me!
No, she wouldn't eat.
She said she was allergic to
the peanut butter sandwiches.
Well, lucky for you, you're moving
out of hotel holding tomorrow,
and going to good ol' jail,
where you're gonna
stay until your hearing.
Why, Stuart?
Because you're of no use to us anymore.
I mean, you don't know anything, right?
No, you can't put me in a
place with a bunch of strangers.
They're gonna get me.
Coyotes could be anywhere, anyone.
- He could be one.
- I am not a Coyote.
Adam was in police custody.
They got to him, didn't they?
All right, listen to
me. I'll make you a deal.
You cough up some solid
evidence on Molina's connection
to Briggs, and I'll be your transport.
You want safe passage? Work for it.
Ooh, ooh! Swish!
Yo. Something's not right here, man.
Who cares?! The hours are good,
and we're making crazy money.
Look, some suit from Bogota
came through last week,
- tipped me a c-note.
- Exactly.
With money like that thrown around,
you really think there's
not gonna be a catch?
Then consider me caught up.
Let's start with Deputy Mayor Briggs.
How did you meet her?
Fundraiser. She was a city councillor,
we were both rising through the ranks.
It was practical and political.
She'd just been elected deputy mayor,
she called me for a favour.
She said a friend of hers
had been arrested on
minor fraud charges,
and could I make them go away.
- Zorka Farkas.
- Then I got promoted to OCE,
and the next time I saw her was
when Briggs' daughter was arrested.
Is that why you got promoted,
because of Deputy Mayor Briggs?
I don't know. I wondered.
Then, you guys found
Adeline's thumb drive.
Evidence against Enrique Molina,
new head of the Sinaloa cartel.
When Briggs heard about it,
she told me to get rid of the evidence.
- Or?
- Or she'd tell Shanks and Hill
that I'd misunderstood our
conversation about Zorka Farkas,
and that I'd finessed the fraud charge
in an attempt to curry
favour with a person in power.
So instead, you damaged crucial
evidence and framed me for it.
I'm sorry.
I was stuck, and I covered my ass.
Maybe it hasn't happened
to you guys, but it happens.
Hey.
Transporting Adeline French?
It's a bad idea, brother.
Yeah, well, I made a promise.
Quid pro quo.
Adeline and Will shared
a safety deposit box.
She gave me permission to go in
there without having to get a warrant.
The box contained
Will's financial records.
E-transfers from his private
accounts to Adam Gentle.
Proof that he was laundering.
Don't say anything just yet,
okay? I could really use a win.
Okay. But what does this have
to do with Briggs and Enrique?
This. The other half of the puzzle.
Adeline said that it's
got even more proof
of Enrique's indiscretions,
plus all of Gentle's records.
Who got money when.
Now, if she's right about this thing,
this could link every player,
including Briggs, to the cartel.
Mm-hmm, have you looked at it?
Let me guess. You get her there safely,
she gives you the decryption code.
I could decrypt this thing right now.
No, I already tried, it's got
a dead man's trigger on it.
Deletes itself if you run
any kind of software on it.
I got the crown to give
her solitary confinement
up until the time of her hearing.
If I can get Adeline to Grand Valley,
she'll give me the code.
This is dangerous, man.
For you and her. What if she's right,
and the cartel does
have a price on her head?
You want to nail Briggs or not?
Of course. But I don't trust Adeline.
She's gonna finesse you.
- Maybe I should
- You should what?
You should do this instead of me?
Okay, tough guy, 'cause what,
you can see through
her game, but I can't?
No, I'm a nice guy, she will
finesse the hell out of me too.
She's a master manipulator.
Let's just play it safe.
Figure out a way to open up the files,
let Bloch and the ETF guys take her in.
I can handle her, okay?
Believe me, I'm not as nice
as you all think that I am.
You ever seen Briggs with
members of the cartel?
Any mention of a Coyote alliance
or any sign of pink cocaine?
I only worked there for two weeks.
The terminal is in soft opening
mode, I didn't see anything.
Soft opening. What,
there's a hard opening?
- Yes, tomorrow.
- What do you mean?
There's a private ribbon cutting
with the board of
directors, and all the VIPs.
What?
Brad, you are never gonna
be a hero, but maybe
maybe you can be our inside man.
Deputy!
Uh, they told me you were in here.
What do you want, Brad?
I made a mistake. I would
very much like my job back.
I was adjusting to leaving
the force so abruptly,
I made a rash decision, very unlike me,
and I apologize.
I'm sorry, you're too late.
Jeff! I'd like to introduce you
to my new head of security, Jeff Keegan.
Hey, Brad. Good to see you.
Our plan to use Michaels as
the inside man didn't work,
'cause guess who showed
up to take his place?
- Jeff Keegan.
- Right?
Just when you think it
couldn't get any worse.
Okay, so, where are you
guys at with Adeline?
Uh, nothing solid yet, but
I'm still working on it.
Naz even offered to transport
her to Grand Valley tomorrow.
What? Oh God, no, no, no.
That's a terrible idea.
- You can't transport a sociopath.
- What do you care, Sam?
Okay, okay, guys? Can we focus?
Michaels said that
they're planning on doing
a private ribbon cutting tomorrow.
Just the board of directors, the VIPs
So what about that? We
plant one of our team,
- maybe as a VIP, scout it out.
- Briggs has seen me,
she's been here, so she's
probably seen every one of us.
But if Briggs is in as
deep as you say she is,
she's probably got a whole
file on each one of us.
Yeah, but even if you put one
of our people in to pose as VIP,
Michaels said that there
needs to be an introduction
Why the hell would I call my mother?
She hasn't visited me here once.
- Not one time.
- Sorry, Lorraine.
- That must be really rough.
- Do you know what's rough?
Prison. Prison is rough.
We might be able to help you with that.
How? Can you get me like,
an extra soft mattress,
or a straightening iron,
or some weed would be great
to just take off the
edge, 'cause prison is
Lorraine, if you could
introduce your mother
to someone over the phone,
maybe we could patch you out.
I don't know what that means.
We would drop your charges.
If you cooperate.
- Are you serious?
- Yeah, we are.
Okay.
Okay. Um
Oh wait, would my mom
get in trouble though?
'Cause I mean, she's a bitch,
but she's still my mom.
Lorraine, listen, um
We think it's your mother who set you up
to bring in the drugs.
It's a long story,
but we think your mother's
connected to the Mexican cartel.
Someone knew you were travelling
back and forth from Mexico.
Someone gave Anthony
your personal cell number.
Someone also knew that
you were, let's say,
vulnerable to attractive men
who would promise you the world.
Lorraine, you were a pawn.
Let's go get the queen.
It's fine, Mom. I know you're busy.
I really am. It's been absolutely insane
with this airport project.
Well, that's actually what I
wanted to talk to you about.
I have this friend, we've
been sharing a room recently.
Well, technically, it's a cell.
Um but she was in for fraud
charges, and she's out now.
Lorraine, how does this concern me?
Well, she's filthy rich.
Well, at least her boyfriend is,
and she's interested
in joining your airport.
Oh.
So I can give her your number?
I believe everyone
deserves a second chance.
I've run my campaigns on it.
I might even be able to meet her today.
What's her name?
Bree.
Bree Argawal.
You really think would people
believe I'm a millionaire fraudster?
No. But they will believe
mizzbreethebizz is.
I took a stroll through your ViewPix.
Little Photoshop, et voilà.
- Whoa.
- Hmm?
I'm starting to see it.
Okay. I'm Briggs, you're VIP.
Go.
Hey! Mayor Briggs, what's happening?
I'd be interested in hearing
more about your operation.
I mean, no. N-Not like
super interested. I mean
I would be down, if you ever
wanted to tell me more about it.
Okay, okay. Breann, um
Uh What we're really
looking for is a look.
- Okay.
- Okay? No, no,
don't write this down.
Just put that down.
Just put that down. Just free flow,
be in the flow with us.
Yeah, just shake it out,
shake it out, shake it out.
It's a look that says,
"Your life isn't worth the garbage can
that I just chucked my Iphone into
because the screen got smudged."
No. Okay. Um, it's real easy.
I-It's like, uh
- Oh yes, yes!
- Or, or, or
- Okay.
- The squint, that's a good one.
Oh, my God.
Okay, Breann, would you rather
have a family of penguins
that lived in your butt,
or the body of a shrimp?
Ew.
- Yes!
- Hey!
That's it right there!
All right, remember,
you don't get out of bed
for less than a Birkin.
And you're already own
five of them bad boys.
Looking good,
Chattopadhyay. Looking good.
Miss Agarwal.
So lovely to finally
put a face to the voice.
This is my head of
security, Jeff Keegan.
Are you sure that he
won't recognize her?
Yep. They've never met.
Just wait until you get inside.
Annual membership is 10,000,
plus 3,000 per flight,
not including the rental
cost of your plane, of course.
- I don't do rentals.
We have our own plane.
Oh. Well then, in that case,
I'd love to tell you more
about our hangar space.
All right, let her
know you're not strictly
above board.
Okay, but discretion
is important, and
This place doesn't feel very discreet.
Well, it's not normally like this.
Our team members are busy
getting ready for the
ribbon cutting tomorrow.
Why don't you come by tomorrow?
You can get a sense of the clientele,
and I'm sure that you will
meet some like-minded people.
I'll talk to my assistant,
see if we can fit it in.
How much longer, sir?
It's really hard to stay hidden
with my hands behind my back.
How long of a drive is this?
I don't feel well. I'm so hungry.
- Don't care.
- I don't believe you.
You do care about people in general,
and that's what makes you different.
Honestly, I haven't eaten in three days,
and who knows how long it
will be until they feed me.
Please, can we go to
like, a drive-through?
Drive-through What do
you think this is, Adeline?
Like a date? If you're
really that hungry,
I got a peanut butter
bar over here for you.
I I would be happy to eat it.
It's just, my hands are cuffed.
I thought you were allergic to peanuts.
Go ahead. Keep trying to
pull the wool over on me,
it's not going to work.
Please. I'm so hungry.
Shut up for a second.
Oh, my God. It's them, isn't it?
No, it's just some
jackass trying to pass me.
Oh, my God. We're gonna die!
Oh, my God. See, I told
you they were coming for me!
We're gonna die, we're gonna die.
I told you they were
coming for us, I told you!
Oh, my God, we're gonna die!
Shut up, we're not gonna die!
- See, I'm not a liar!
- Yes, you are!
Okay, fine! Not when it counts!
Thank you for being so nice.
Not nice. Just doing my job.
You're not gonna let me die, are you?
No, you're gonna be fine.
Oh God, Adeline, would you
stop with the theatrics?
I told you, you're not gonna die.
Peanuts! Peanuts!
Hey, hey, I'm serious. Stop it!
Oh, geez.
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Send an ambulance, now!
I have a woman here who's
going into anaphylactic shock!
Richie! What's good?
You seem to have things
all locked down here.
- Yes, sir.
- Good.
It's good to have you on the team. Dane.
Okay, guys, opening day.
I got a VIP landing in a few minutes,
he's coming in for the ribbon cutting.
Now, he's got sensitive cargo
that needs to be unloaded.
I'm counting on you two
guys to get it done right.
- Copy.
- Richie?
This is the job, okay?
- Yes, sir.
- Great.
All right, I'll text you when he lands.
Okay.
Down you go, down you go.
All right. You're all right.
Hang in there, hang in there.
Come on, breathe, Adeline, breathe!
Oh, come on, Adeline! Hang in there!
Hang in there, hang in there!
Hand me the phone.
Enrique. It's Adeline French.
I heard you were paying top
dollar for a thumb drive.
Miss French.
I'll call you back later.
We found a place to connect.
Good morning, gentlemen.
What a day to be alive.
Enrique! Welcome.
Let's rubber stamp you through
customs and get you a drink.
Who's taking care of my luggage?
Those two. Both excellent young men.
Right this way. How was your flight?
It was okay.
Thanks.
Honestly, guys, it's a little bit tacky.
All right, good, Breann.
Harness that snobbery.
Oh. Briggs just walked in.
Yep. Crooked politician
ruling the roost.
All this luggage here?
Get that to my office
as soon as possible. Do not pass go.
Okay? You got this. You're my guys.
Yo. There's definitely
not clothes in there.
If you're so sure something's up,
- then why are you still here?
- Because. Look
I've been biking down
Malcolm Street with you
since we had training wheels.
It's not safe for me in
Marshall Court right now,
but if I need to find a new street,
I at least want you there with me.
Dane, we got options.
Look. I'm not you, man.
I know there's a risk, but I'll take it.
Okay. Let's at least find out
what that risk is, then you can decide.
Uh Guys, Enrique
Molina just walked in.
Are you sure? Can you get us a photo?
Welcome, everyone!
It is my pleasure to welcome you all
to the next chapter in the
history of our fine city.
Terminal V heralds a new era
of opportunity and of growth.
- It's empty.
- Why is it so heavy, then?
When I look out at all of your faces,
I see what bold innovation can create.
With your support,
our new luxury airport
will forge connections with friends
both across the globe, and locally,
with our pioneering
youth employment program.
What the hell?
So, without further ado, I
present to you Terminal V.
Together, we will make Toronto
an elite destination in every respect.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Sir. Are you the one
having an allergic reaction?
No. Believe it or not,
I'm a police officer.
What happened to your head?
Nazir, what the hell happened?
Where's the prisoner?!
- Just get, get, get!
- Whoa.
Armstrong. Let me ask you a question.
When Adeline told you
that she was allergic
to the paint in the
walls, what did you do?
Checked her vitals, asked
about her symptoms
Did you happen to
give her an epinephrine
auto-injector by any chance?
Well, she was really freaked out,
and I couldn't get her to calm down.
So you gave a criminal in a holding cell
a needle full of adrenaline
and you didn't think
to maybe let me know?
Even though you knew I was
going to be travelling with her?!
Well, I thought that you
would do a search of her, so
I did a search. I just
assumed that she was searched
when she went into the cell,
and searched when she
came out of the cell.
I did a tertiary search.
I would've done a thorough search
if I had known that some uniform
jackass gave her a needle!
I'm sorry, I didn't think she
was lying about the allergy.
She wasn't lying, you idiot!
Search the perimeter.
She's around here somewhere.
She got my clothes. She got my gun.
Bob, are your guys in position
in case we have to
"audible" this and go in?
I have to speak with
Inspector Shanks right away.
Yeah, it's urgent. Tell her we have
the head of the cartel in our sights.
What the hell?
Look.
Damn, that's the pink cocaine.
Richie, it's me. Where are you?
What plane? Call me back now.
- Duff, it's okay.
We're gonna find them.
You don't think this looks
like he got interrupted?
The kid's smart. He
would've said which plane.
Bob, get your team on standby, now.
Breann, we're gonna need your help.
We need to find out what
plane Enrique came in on.
Keep him distracted until ETF shows up.
Don't try for sexy. It's
not gonna work on this guy.
You're gonna have to nerd out.
People who own planes
love to talk about planes,
- so you own a
- A Gulfstream G550.
Maximum range just
under 13 000 kilometres.
Four living areas, 19
passengers, sleeps 8.
Um, go again?
Guys, I'm going in. It's okay.
Sam. Keegan will recognize you.
He's not in the tent.
- I'm making my way to you.
- Sam.
Don't worry. I'll be careful, Duff.
Hi, I'm Bree.
Nice to meet you. Have a great time.
Not interested.
In what, exactly?
This terminal. It's pretty rinky-dink.
Oh. What is it that you fly, Bree?
Gulfstream G550. My only complaint,
it doesn't sleep an even 20.
Like, 19 passengers, what is that?
And what's the maximum on that one?
It's just under 13,000.
No, I meant the high-speed cruise.
Oh, it's MACH .85.
More like .80 if
you're going long-range.
- Hmm.
- Alonza Harris, Bree's pilot.
We're just fuelling up, and
then we're ready for takeoff.
- We'll meet you back there?
- I'm definitely ready to leave.
A female pilot. How intriguing.
There's not many of
us. I take it you rent?
Oh God, no. I own a Belmont 300.
It's right from the
apron. Just right outside.
Belmont 300, get the wheel!
Sam, we're on our way.
Will you excuse me?
- Yes?
- You should get out of here.
Why did you have to
open those suitcases?
I had to call the owner and explain,
and tell him that we had interference.
Do you have any idea what
that means for you? For me?
Enrique just left the
tent. Do you see him?
Hey, Duff, wait! ETF is two minutes out.
I'm not waiting. I'm sick of waiting.
Hey! Consider that an order! Kelly!
Get Enrique!
No way, I'm your backup! Hey!
Very goddamn clear! Get the luggage,
take it to my office,
certainly do not open the luggage!
What are you guys, stupid?!
Put it down, Keegan.
I said put it down, now.
Now put your hands on
your head and turn around.
- Oh, come
- Do it!
I find it almost unthinkable.
Oh, yeah?
What's that, Kel?
That you used to be my hero.
- I'm sorry.
- It's all right.
- Really?
- You did good.
Yeah, it's all right.
Oh, my God.
Hey, Deputy Mayor.
I think these are for you.
Let's go.
Hey. I heard what happened.
I'm waiting to get balled
out by the boss now.
Please don't beat yourself up.
It's not your fault.
Adeline is a psychopath
and she's freakishly manipulative,
especially with people like us.
What are people like us, Sam?
Dumb?
No. Not dumb.
We just want to believe
the best about other people.
You know, give them the
benefit of the doubt.
We want to be heros,
we just kind of look
for that quality in other people.
You're right.
I gave you the benefit of the doubt.
I believed the best about you.
I believed that you would
value someone who was nice,
and kind, and respectful.
But where did that get me?
I'd say I'm pretty dumb, Sam.
At least I was.
Not anymore.
Not your desk, Wazowski.
Not my boss, Brad.
I want to say thank you.
For what?
For treating me with respect yesterday,
which I didn't deserve.
I'm not sure I would've done the same,
especially if I was as
squeaky clean as you are.
- So what happens now?
- I don't know.
Professional Standards questioned
me for five hours straight,
but at least they're
letting me go home tonight.
Brad.
I'm-I'm I'm not that
squeaky. I'm not that clean.
I mean, I am clean, like,
I'm physically clean,
but I just, I made a really
big mistake a few days ago,
like a major one. Not as bad
as yours, but not that far off.
I did it for someone
that I love, but still.
Career ender?
I'm not sure yet.
You know why I quit the airport job?
My first day, Briggs implied
to me that she'd asked
Will French to get rid of Gabrielle.
Said she didn't like loose ends.
I couldn't be that guy one day longer.
That was the beginning
of the end for me.
Then you guys came calling,
which I knew you would, and um
frankly, it was a relief to come clean.
At that point, doing the right
thing was the only way forward.
You're good police, Wazowski.
So hang in there.
Oh hey, Sam. Come in.
- Hey.
- Come in. Listen,
I just got off the phone
with the guys upstairs,
they are so excited
about Boss? I wouldn't
Could I just have a minute of your time?
Uh-oh.
How bad?
It's not great.
Okay.
I see you made it out.
Lucky you.
Lucky me.
Do you have the USB?
You're always in such a rush.
Fine. Fine.
I got the USB in my pocket,
I'm gonna pull it out
right now, but I mean it
gun lowered until I'm
out of here safely.
Did you know Enrique was a pedo?
If you don't believe me, then
why don't you see for yourself?
All right, well, why
don't you just take me
to wherever you were taking him?
You got it, Miss Adeline.
That's The General, to you.
- Oh! Hey, guess what?
- Hey.
- Adriana had her baby!
- Oh!
Yeah! She's tiny, but she
has a full head of hair.
She's so cute, I could just eat her up!
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
- You're an auntie.
- I'm an auntie.
Next best thing to
motherhood, and I'm smitten!
- You got any pictures?
- I do.
Yes, I do. Here.
- Look at that.
- Hey! She looks like you.
Don't tell my sister, shh.
Okay. She got a name yet?
No, but you know, Addy's a hippie,
so she's probably gonna take a couple
That's, um That's a bold move.
You said you were tired of waiting.
Wazowski! You in there?
The desk sergeant said
you left 20 minutes ago
and you looked upset.
And I need to talk to
you about something.
Um, okay, I know you're in there,
'cause your car's here.
Hey! I see you sitting on the floor!
Remember that key you gave me?
'Cause BFFs give each other house keys!
I'm warning you, I'm
pulling it out right now!
Putting it in the
door! Opening the door!
Hey, buddy.
You okay?
What's going on?
I got demoted.
To?
Uniform.
I don't know where.
It's okay though, really,
- 'cause I deserve it.
- No, you don't.
There is not one world
in which you deserve that.
Sam, you
are one of the best cops
that I've ever worked with.
You're good, you're
smart, you have integrity,
and you're my best friend.
Wow. You didn't even twig.
I said you're my best friend.
Come here.
I am not doing this without you.
So
If you're leaving OCE,
I'm leaving too.