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2007/07/26

Burn Notice
1x05 Family Business

 

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My name is Michael Westen.

 

I used to be a spy until-

 

- [ Man ] We got a burn notice
on you. You're blacklisted.
- [ Whistles ]

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
When you're burned,you've got nothing-

 

no cash, no credit, no job history.

 

- You're stuck in whatever city
they decide to dump you in.
- Where am I?

 

Miami.

 

You do whatever work comes your way.

 

- You rely on anyone who's still talking to you-
- [ Laughs ]

 

- a trigger-happy ex-girlfriend-
- Should we shoot them?

 

an old friend who's informing
on you to the F.B .I .

 

You know spies.
Bunch of bitchy little girls.

 

- Family too-
- Hey, is that your mom again?

 

- if you're desperate.
- Someone needs your help, Michael.

 

Bottom line:
Until you figure out who burned you.. .

 

you're not going anywhere.

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
There's a good reason covert operatives.. .

 

keep their work a secret
from their families.

 

Once your family knows what you do,
you've got problems.

 

- Best case, they're scared.
- [ Cell Phone Rings ]

 

Worst case, they figure they can get
into trouble and you'll get them out of it.

 

- Yeah.
- [ Nate ] Mike, it's your brother.

 

Listen, uh, I- I'm out at Opa-locka Airport,
and I got a situation.

 

- I need you to come out and meet me. I gotta go.
- [ Bottles Clatter]

 

[ Groans ]

 

Come on, man.

 

[ Grunts ]

 

[ Groans ]

 

- [ Foreign Language ]
- Huh?

 

[ Both Grunting ]

 

- Yeah?
- Look, man. First you told me to leave.

 

Now you're gonna kill me?
That doesn't even make sense.

 

All right? I mean, it's gonna take you hours to
deal with my body, and then there's the cops.

 

Come on, man.

 

Come back, I shoot you in the face.

 

- What the hell were you doin'?
- Workin'.

 

You're always on my ass to get a job,
so here. I'm workin'.

 

Lying in a crumpled heap in an airport
parking lot. How's that pay?

 

Look, my buddy got into some trouble with
some guys and needed someone to talk to 'em.

 

- I said I'd do it for a grand.
- Some guys?

 

- What guys?
- Guys. I don't know.

 

Look, I'm just trying
to make a living.

 

Besides, you have no business giving me crap, Bro.
You're driving around in my car.

 

- Your car?
- Yeah, I busted ass for an entire
summer workin' on this car.

 

Mom had no right to give it to you.

 

She said that Dad
wanted me to have it.

 

Oh, okay. So you bailed...

 

and I take a double dose of Dad's crap
for years, and you get the car.

 

- Yeah, that's- that's fair.
- Nate, is this your way of asking
me to help you with this job?

 

- Is that what this is?
- Like you read minds, Bro.

 

We work on this together...

 

you clean up your act.

 

If I don't help him with this job,
he's gonna get himself killed.

 

Oh, and now he's decided
that the car is his.

 

I've never seen you this
attached to anything, Michael.

 

If my dad left me this car,
it was for a very good reason.

 

He wasn't the sort of guy who would just
leave me this because he was feeling generous.

 

I almost lost a finger putting in that air filter.
I don't think he did you any favors.

 

Yeah, well, that was more
his style. Try it now.

 

[ Engine Cranks ]

 

Uh, check the ignition.

 

[ Michael Sighs ]

 

- You know you've got a bug in there.
- A bug?

 

Under the dash.
Looks like Sam's work.

 

- Fi, you don't know it's Sam.
- I know Sam's style.

 

I thought you had an arrangement.
He tells the feds what you're up to...

 

- tells you what the feds are up to.
- I'll handle it.

 

No, no, no, no. I'd be happy
to take care of it.

 

There's nothing like
a smashed kneecap...

 

to remind Sam who his friends are.

 

Don't say anything.
I know it's there.

 

They'll only hear what I want them to hear.
It's better this way.

 

Is that tradecraft, Michael,
or just protecting your friend?

 

It's both, Fi. I gotta get cleaned up.
Can you put this back together?

 

- Don't do-
- Look, I'll- I'll behave.

 

Maybe.

 

I-I worked
airport security for a year.

 

Uh, log planes in and out,
deal with the cargo manifests.

 

So there's this family.
Lebanese, I think. The Zamars.

 

They're two brothers and a dad.

 

They run some kind of
import-export business.

 

So the thing is,
we became kind of friends.

 

- They gave me some stuff.
- Stuff? What kind of stuff?

 

Basketball tickets,
some nice tequila...

 

loaned me money a few times.

 

M-My wife's pregnant.

 

We're trying to get ready
for the baby. It's been hard.

 

I get it. You needed the money.
Go on.

 

Anyway, I- I did 'em some favors.

 

I'd change arrival times
on planes on the log.

 

It's against the rules,
but it seemed like little stuff.

 

Then last week...

 

they told me they wanted me to leave a flight
off the log entirely, and that's serious.

 

I-I-I didn't want to do it.

 

And I remembered, you know, Nate told me that
you two had this kind of business helpin' people.

 

Nate said we had a business together,
the two of us, like a team?

 

Yeah. Yeah. He- He said he was gonna
talk to the guys and get 'em off my back.

 

- I saw how well that went.
- They came to my house.

 

They threatened me,
threatened my wife.

 

I- I said I was gonna quit my job.
They said they were gonna hurt me if I did.

 

I just want to give the money back
and walk away.

 

Can you just
talk to 'em and-

 

It's a little late for that,Jake.

 

I know I screwed up, okay? I-

 

I just don't want my family
to pay for it.

 

And my wife- She-

 

I'm barely hangin'on
to her as it is, man.

 

I don't know what else to do.

 

Please.

 

- I'll look into it.
- Thanks.

 

- I told your friend I'd help him out. You happy?
- You should be too.

 

- I'm hustling you work.
- Yeah, it's almost like we're a team.

 

- You want to get in the car?
- Hey, about the car, did Mom show you Dad's will?

 

No. All I saw was
an old pack of Kools...

 

and an unfinished to-do list.

 

Come on. You hated him.

 

I put up with his crap.
I rebuilt the car's engine.

 

[ Engine Cranks ]

 

I'll give you the distributor cap
if you agree we should find Dad's will.

 

Deal?

 

[ Sam ] Mike,you been doing
some work on the Charger?

 

There's enough grease
in here to lube a semi.

 

- You know, these pants are new.
- Yeah, Fi and I have been doing a little work on it.

 

Exhaust, electrical.

 

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

 

- What's wrong with it?
-Just glitchy.

 

- Glitchy?
- Yeah.

 

- Well, glitchy's my specialty, Mike.
- Really? Your specialty?

 

- Yeah.
- I might take you up on that. Thanks, Sam.

 

[ Sam ]
Here we go.

 

I looked into these guys
a little bit for you.

 

That's Eli Zamar.
He runs the company.

 

Ari and Ilan are the sons.

 

Eli's the one that beat up Nate.

 

The name sounds Israeli,
butJake said they were Lebanese.

 

Yeah, the business is registered
there. They got an office here...

 

- and they got a hangar out at the airport.
- [ Camera Shutter Clicking ]

 

This guy, Eli, Mike-
I think he's had some training.

 

Check this out. Every time he comes outside,
he does a perimeter scan. See that?

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
In gathering intel, little things can tell you a lot.

 

A topflight alarm system.

 

Well-placed cameras
without blind spots.

 

Paying attention to strangers
in the area.

 

[ Shutter Clicks ]

 

- Uh-oh. Time to go.
- [ Engine Starts ]

 

[ Michael Narrating ] More aggressive
intelligence gathering is more delicate.

 

But someone who knows what
to look for can find out a lot.

 

Hey. [ Chuckles ]
Is this Hangar 1 2?

 

- What are you looking for?
- Hangar 1 2.

 

I think. I met this guy at a club, and he-
he told me that he had a private plane...

 

and that he would take me up in it.

 

And I- I get here,
and it's nothing like a regular airport.

 

No, this is a private airport.

 

I mean, this is Hangar 1 2,
but, uh, it's not your friend's Hangar 1 2.

 

[ Chuckles ]
God. What a jerk.

 

- What's the problem?
- It's no problem. Relax.

 

- You have to leave.
- You guys are working, huh?

 

You know, before I go,
do you guys have a- a bathroom?

 

I drove all the way
out here from South Beach.. .

 

- and it looks like I have to go all the way back-
- I'm sorry. You have to leave.

 

[ Eli ]
Hey.

 

[ Foreign Language ]

 

You're the, uh, boss?

 

- That's right.
- I- I was just looking for a bathroom.

 

No bathroom. Out.

 

- Okay.
- Now.

 

God, I just need to pee.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] If you know
what to look for, a bunch oflittle things.. .

 

can tell you everything
you need to know.

 

Arms dealers. Great.

 

Heavy stuff too.

 

Their plane had new engines.
It could probably carry...

 

a few .50-caliber machine guns,
maybe even a small tank.

 

Probably shipping off to some African war
off-limits to legit dealers.

 

- Wait, you're sure? You saw guns?
- Didn't need to.

 

I know a gunrunner when I see one.
They're my people.

 

They ship in a special lubricant,
and the whole hangar smells like it.

 

[ Sniffs ]
Mmm. There it is.

 

- No wonder I got my ass kicked.
- Oh, you were lucky.

 

The old guy had a Desert Eagle
nine-millimeter with combat grips.

 

- Ex-Mossad.
- What do you mean, like Israeli spies?

 

Sure. Every other retired spook
is an arms dealer.

 

It's not a bad gig,
if you can stand the ex-spooks.

 

You should probably
call your client.

 

So- So what do I do, huh?

 

I mean, I never saw anything
like that there.

 

No, of course not. They're too smart to keep
anything around that would get them busted.

 

Listen,Jake. Now that we know what we're
dealing with, we can try to do something.

 

I should call the police.
I know I'm gonna get busted.

 

No. If you call the police,
the only crimes they'll find are yours...

 

and the Zamars will know you turned on them,
and that's not good,Jake.

 

Take a look at this.

 

This is how your job opened up.

 

The old security manager
died in a car accident.

 

All of his brakes just happened to fail
at the same time.

 

Jesus.

 

I can't believe this.

 

I went to a goddamn basketball game with these
people. The seats weren't even that good.

 

Well, next time you accept a bribe,
I'd hold out for courtside seats.

 

Jake, focus.

 

- We need to deal with the problem.
- I'm sorry. I don't-

 

- What do I do?
- Cooperate.

 

We need to get them
busted with the guns...

 

and they need to go down in a way
that's unrelated to you...

 

- so it looks like you had nothing to do with it.
- Get 'em busted with the guns.

 

- Where are the guns?
- That's what we're gonna go find out.

 

## [ Whistling ]

 

Mike, uh...

 

- there's something I want to talk to you about.
- Yeah, Sam, what is it?

 

Look, I know you've been pushing hard
on this burn notice...

 

trying to get yourself off the blacklist
and all, and I understand that.

 

But I'm gettin' a lot of pressure.

 

Pressure?
What kind of pressure?

 

Well, you know, they-

 

They want me to give 'em more.
It's always more. But the thing is that-

 

Yeah, Sam?

 

[ Sam ]
Oh, hey. Here they go.

 

We'll talk about this later.

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
One cheap and effective security measure.. .

 

is working in an area
with low or no traffic.

 

Anyone in a car is too obvious.. .

 

so you force any would-be
followers to get out and walk.

 

- They're in there somewhere.
- Mikey, come on.

 

It's 1 0 square blocks.

 

My cardiovascular fitness
isn't what it used to be.

 

You know, you never said
we were gonna be walkin'.

 

Rest frequently,
drink plenty of fluids, you'll be fine, Sam.

 

Okay. Where do I find fluids?

 

[ Tires Screech ]

 

I'm telling you.
There's no one here.

 

[ Ilan ]
Dad thought he saw someone.

 

- [ Ari ] There's no one.
- [ Ilan ] Well, we have to check.

 

Ah, I'm getting my shoes dirty.

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
Fighting is something you want to avoid.

 

- Once you fight someone, he knows your face.
- [ Ari ] There is nobody here.

 

- Shut up.
- You kind ofblow your cover.. .

 

when you hit a guy
with a piece of rebar.

 

But when you have no choice,
rebar it is.

 

- [ Glass Shatters ]
- [ Sam ] Huh?

 

- [ Bottle Smashes ]
- Send that to China, you sons of bitches!

 

Go ahead
and offshore thatI

 

You know, they used to have 30 union welders
here... and a foreman.

 

What are you doing?

 

What the hell does it look like I'm doin', pal?
I'm throwin' crap at a warehouse.

 

- [ Bottle Smashes ]
- [ Chuckles ] Oh, ho, hoI

 

You got a gun. What are you?
Some kind of security?

 

Hey. Go ahead. Come on.
Shoot me.

 

I'd thank you for it.
There's no jobs around here anyway.

 

Uh, you want to
shoot him, shoot him.

 

- Let's go.
- Oh, you don't want to shoot him?

 

Yeah, lovely. Huh?

 

Yeah. Batter up, huh?
Oh! Strike three! You're laid off!

 

YeahI

 

They're careful.

 

If we're gonna get them caught on anything
serious, it's gonna take some more time.

 

Then I want Melody out of here.

 

I mean, this was my mistake.
She shouldn't have to pay for it.

 

When the Zamars ask why your wife
suddenly left town, what are you gonna say?

 

They came to see me yesterday.

 

They got another shipment going out soon.
They gave me more basketball tickets.

 

They-They're
expecting my answer today.

 

What do I say?

 

Since they're probably planning on killing you
if you say anything else, I'd suggest yes.

 

Mike, I saved your ass
at the warehouse.

 

The least you could do is have
some decent beer in the fridge.

 

Next time you plan on saving my ass,
tell me before I go to the store.

 

We still have to find out
where they keep their guns.

 

I think you're gonna have to do the spy thing,
Mike. Make a new friend.

 

But I can't get
an angle on this father.

 

- I mean, his security drill is airtight.
- What about the brothers?

 

The older brother's the same. He goes to work,
he goes home. There's no way in.

 

- Younger?
- I talked to him at the hangar.

 

- He's not so bright.
- I could check him out.

 

Maybe you should bug his car.

 

Yeah, maybe I should.

 

I'll do the recon.
I'll see you guys around.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] When you want to
turn someone into an asset.. .

 

get him to betray the people he loves,
you have to get to know him.

 

This wine is warm.

 

This is very good wine.
You're supposed to drink it a little warm.

 

Well, I like it colder.

 

Why do you spend $300
on a bottle of warm wine?

 

Did you speak to your dad
about that trip?

 

Yes. He said not this year.

 

How are we supposed to
have a life...

 

if he barely lets you do anything?

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
You need to know his frustrations.

 

Who's comin'?

 

[ Michael Narrating ] You need to know
how he spends his time and money.

 

Paulie? He sucks.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] You need to
understand his hopes and dreams.

 

- Grow up a little bit. Everybody's looking, okay?
- I want you to get me diamonds.

 

[ Sam ]
Uh-huh.

 

Okay. Well, call me.

 

[ Ari ]
Tonight we go to the club.

 

- We have a nice time
and no more talk about work.
- [ Debbie ] Okay.

 

Then we have to be home by 2:00 because
you're a 30-year-old guy with a curfew.

 

- [ Ari ] Oh, come on. Don't be like that.
- Ouch.

 

[ Debbie ]
Ari, I don't understand. Can you-

 

Hey, Mikey.

 

You read this guy's profile,
you're gonna kiss me.

 

I am not gonna kiss you, Sam.

 

Look, I'm not saying I'm gonna like it.
I'm just saying you're gonna kiss me.

 

It is that good.

 

All right. Let's make you
into an arms dealer.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] C-4 has a plastic sheen
and a putty-like consistency.

 

If you need to counterfeit it,
the best thing I've found is cake icing-

 

or fondant, as it is known
in the baking trade.

 

- Hey.
- How's the rest of the cover I.D.?

 

Pretty good.
Got you a fake Rolex.

 

Got a buddy who can rent us
an Aston Martin pretty cheap.

 

There's your business card.

 

"Steve Remington."
That's my name.

 

[ Chuckles ]
Yeah. I gotta have some fun, Mike.

 

Ah, here we go.

 

Got you a list of Ari's favorite wines,
his position in the family business...

 

favorite clubs, even where
he likes to vacation.

 

- Nice work.
- Hey. Are you done making
the fake plastic explosive?

 

- Can I lick that?
- Knock yourself out.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] If you need
a moldable explosive that makes a bang.. .

 

someone with Fiona's skills
can make homemade C-4.. .

 

with spackle, petroleum jelly.. .

 

and a bunch of other things
I don't even want to know about.

 

- How's it comin', Fi?
- Dangerous.

 

Unstable.

 

Remind you of anyone?

 

Pack it up, put a detonator on it.

 

Make it look pretty.
We have to put our best foot forward.

 

I'll wrap it in a bow.

 

All right. I gotta go
to my mom's place.

 

- Sam.
- Mike.

 

Fi, be good.

 

- Hello, Michael.
- Mom.

 

- Nate, you find Dad's will yet?
- No, not yet.

 

I didn't know you were arrested so many times.
You know Dad kept notes?

 

Not surprised.

 

On paper, you're
a bigger screwup than me.

 

You stole more cars by the time
you were 1 2 than I did my entire life.

 

Dad was never around.

 

You ever wonder how
we got to the store...

 

to get groceries
when Dad was on a tear?

 

I'm gonna get some more files.

 

Mom, I need to borrow Dad's cuff links
and his cigarette case.

 

Nate is tearing up this house
trying to find your dad's will.

 

Is this gonna be one more thing
you two are gonna fight about?

 

I'll give 'em back in a few days.
I- I just need it for the job, Mom.

 

He's so angry about the car.
I mean, why is it so important?

 

I think he just wants to know
what it means, why Dad gave it to me.

 

Because he loved you.

 

He wanted you to have something
to remember him by.

 

Now, why is that so complicated?

 

It's not complicated.
It just... doesn't sound like Dad.

 

##[ Latin Pop ]

 

Excuse me. Do you have
the 2003 Fisher Vineyards...

 

Coach Insignia by the glass?

 

Not by the glass.
By the bottle.

 

- What the hell. I'll take the whole bottle.
- Okay.

 

- It's a good bottle.
- For $300, it better be a very good glass.

 

- You know your wine.
- A little.

 

Thank you. Try this?

 

- I'd love to.
- Glass, please.

 

- What's your name?
- Steve Remington.

 

Steve, Ari Zamar.

 

Mmm. I love it.
You want to join me?

 

- I have a table.
- Who are you with?

 

- I'm with my girlfriend, Debbie.
- I don't want to impose.

 

No, no, no. Please.
Beautiful wine.

 

You can come join us at the table.
Come on. Another glass, please.

 

[ Foreign Language ]
Let's go. Follow me.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] You ever meet someone
and it just seems to click instantly?

 

You like the same things,
share the same opinions.

 

It seems like you've
known them all your life.

 

It could be fate, or it could be
that you have a listening device.. .

 

planted under the dashboard
of your car.

 

- ##[ Continues ]
- Whoo!

 

[ Giggles ]

 

Wow!
[ Giggles ]

 

Whoo!

 

So there I am
in the mountains of Afghanistan...

 

- and I don't speak a word of the dialect.
- Oh, my God.

 

I get all this training, I'm sent over there,
and I'm stuck with a bunch of guys...

 

- from the wrong side of the country.
- I love it. I love it.

 

- [ Cell Phone Rings ]
- Excuse me. Excuse me.

 

- It's just my brother. So what'd you do?
- Well, I tried like hell...

 

to learn the language,
and I ate goat for a month.

 

- [ Ari ] Oh, my-I love it.
- Afghanistan? Are you serious?

 

That's crazy.
Why were you over there?

 

Business. This and that.

 

- To Miami.
- To Miami.

 

Where the beautiful women
are allowed to go outside.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] You'd be surprised
how often covert operatives.. .

 

pose as international
men of mystery.

 

Fantasies about
glamorous covert ops.. .

 

can be extremely useful to exploit.

 

Though some secret agent fantasies
are more useful than others.

 

Now that we know each other,
I have a confession to make.

 

It's not a coincidence that we met tonight.
I want to talk to you about something.

 

About work.

 

I do import-export.
Furniture, regional food...

 

imported cigarettes.

 

Ari, we're adults here. The fact is
the people in my business know...

 

about your family's operations,
and we respect it.

 

- I'm listening.
- We also know your father...

 

does not work with anyone
outside of the family.

 

Still, your name gets around.

 

We also hear about your brother.
He's a bit of a hard-ass.

 

He's been calling me all night.
He's probably on his way here now.

 

That's why I want to talk
to you about an opportunity.

 

- What opportunity?
- Why don't you mind your own business?

 

I don't want to cause problems. If you're
not allowed to talk about your family's-

 

No, no. I'm allowed to do whatever I want.
Just that my father is a little, you know-

 

-Jesus. Your father again?
- I don't want to get in the middle of this.

 

-I just heard that you were the
one in the family thinking big.
-I understand.

 

##[ Woman Singing In Spanish ]

 

[ Ari ]
God, it's my brother.

 

Little bachelorettes.

 

##[ Continues ]

 

[ Giggling ]

 

Ari, where you been?

 

- I called you three, four times.
- I've been here.

 

- What-What do you want?
- Let's go.

 

- I'm having fun.
- Now.

 

- Nice car.
- Uh, I'm a little tired of it, actually.

 

- I want to upgrade to the new model.
- Sorry about earlier.

 

- My, uh, family's a little paranoid.
- Comes with the territory.

 

- So, tell me about the deal.
- I was in town to do a deal with some plastique.

 

Good stuff. Military grade.
But the contact fell through.

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
Anybody in the arms trade knows.. .

 

that the mark of a pro
is the blow and burn.

 

It's a detonator on whatever you're selling
in case the deal goes bad.

 

This is very high grade, 40% cheaper
than what you can get commercially.

 

With all the same kick, of course.

 

I just need a distributor.

 

You get the buyers,
you could double your profits, Ari.

 

How do I know this is good?

 

Oh, it's very good stuff.

 

- You want a little demonstration?
- Please.

 

[ Beeping ]

 

Are we in business?

 

- So you gonna go see your new girlfriend?
- Debbie? She's not coming. No.

 

Which is good,
because I think Ari is the jealous type.

 

Well, I can see why she likes you.
You look like a secret agent.

 

Listen, Fi. I just need Ari to show me
where daddy keeps his guns...

 

we bring in the cops, everyone goes home
happy except Debbie.

 

Well, maybe you shouldn't
be so hasty.

 

Imagine some South Beach model...

 

hanging on your every word.

 

- How many times she call you?
- Five.

 

- [ Chuckles ]
- Maybe she wants Ari to do the deal.

 

She wants to trade up.

 

Admit it. You are tempted.

 

- Not for a minute, Fi.
- [ Sighs ]

 

If I need a beautiful woman
to mess up my life...

 

I could do a lot better than Debbie.

 

- Oh, you know your Chardonnay.
- A little.

 

Don't be modest.
You should come to my place in France.

 

They call it a ch?eau,
but really it's just a big house.

 

- [ Chuckles ]
- So, about this deal-

 

I think we should start
with something small.

 

- Okay.
- In addition to the C-4...

 

I can get you...

 

military grade
.50-caliber machine guns.

 

- Fifty-caliber? Wow, wow, wow.
- Then we can go bigger.

 

I just need to see your operation.

 

- From there, we can start-
- No. I can't. Operation- I can't do that.

 

- My father would kill me. You're kidding me.
- Ari, this is about trust.

 

I can't just give you a .50-caliber
machine gun to sell...

 

without knowing what
warehouse it's going to...

 

- what transport it's getting on-Ari.
- I can't. It's impossible.

 

You know what? Forget it.
I'm going out on a limb here...

 

- and you don't trust me.
- No-

 

No, I get that.
I understand, and that's fine.

 

It's just not how I do business.
So, thank you for your time.

 

I'll get the check.

 

Relax. Sit, sit, sit, sit, sit, sit.

 

I like you.
I like you.

 

Okay. Meet me tomorrow night.

 

We'll see.
Okay? Are you happy?

 

Very happy.

 

[ Ari ] I can do the deal
and then talk to Ilan and Dad.

 

- [ Debbie ] You can make a lot of money.
-Just rushed it.

 

- Sounds like he's gonna go for it.
-Just goes to show you...

 

a car is a bad place
to have a conversation.

 

- Mike, you know I was gonna tell you.
- What's that, Sam?

 

Don't treat me like I'm stupid.
The bug in your car.

 

- I thought we had a deal, Sam.
- Mike, we do.

 

I help you out. I tell you what I know,
but they- they know you got somethin'.

 

You know they wanted me to
bust into your place and search it?

 

I told 'em I wouldn't do it,
so they made me plant a bug...

 

and said if I told you,
they'd be all over us.

 

At least I tried to make it obvious. I practically
signed my name on the goddamn thing.

 

- Oh, that you did, Sam.
- Mikey...

 

I'm with you, but this F.B.I. crap-
I'm grinding my teeth at night.

 

- It's bad for my blood pressure.
- So break into my place.

 

- Yeah?
- Search it.

 

These F.B.I. guys
don't know anything.

 

Might get the attention
of someone useful.

 

I gotta go.Jake's meetin' with
the Zamars tonight...

 

so you should have
a couple of hours.

 

- I would search in the kitchen area.
- Cabinets?

 

- Sink.
- Behind?

 

Under.
Don't break anything.

 

All right, then.

 

So, tomorrow we do this, huh?

 

You talk to the-
the customs people, yes?

 

Yeah.

 

- Is there a problem?
- N-No.

 

- There's no problem.
- You need some, uh, motivation, huh?

 

Yeah? Huh?

 

- Ow!
- Ari, enough.

 

I'm just saying I'm sick and tired
of waiting. I have to be somewhere.

 

[ Foreign Language ]
Get up.

 

- [ Groaning ]
- Get up.

 

[ Groans ]

 

- ##[ Latin Pop ]
- [ Chattering ]

 

It's me.
You never answer my calls.

 

- Where's Ari?
- He's coming.

 

He's getting bitched out
by his dad or something.

 

I wanted to talk to you alone.

 

How long are you in town?

 

Aren't you and Ari engaged?

 

Whatever.

 

Whatever. Come on.
Can you have a little fun?

 

You've been around the world, but...

 

you never talk about a girlfriend.

 

I...

 

want to see your gun.

 

Okay. That's not my gun.
Not my gun.

 

Debbie.

 

Get out of here.

 

- [ Gun Cocks ]
- Now I know your secret, you son of a bitch.

 

- Get in there. Get in there.
- Ari, calm down.

 

- I don't know what you think you know.
- You lied to me.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] Dealing with
a blown cover is about stalling for time.

 

Stay alive long enough
to figure out what they know.. .

 

and tell a bigger lie
to save yourself.

 

- You lied to me since day one!
- What is this secret you're talking about?

 

You wanted Debbie, huh?
You wanted Debbie from the beginning.

 

Debbie?
That's what you thought?

 

I saw you!

 

[ Laughs ]

 

What's so funny?

 

[ Laughing ]
Oh!

 

You were watching me
the whole time, weren't you?

 

You sent her over to test me.

 

You wanted to see
how I handled the pressure.

 

Oh, that's good.
Oh, you are good.

 

- Uh-huh.
- So, what? Did I pass?

 

- [ Chuckles ]
- [ Chuckles ]

 

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

 

Oh.
[ Chuckling ] Oh.

 

Oh, your father
trained you well, Ari.

 

Yeah. So I see the operation?

 

Uh, yeah, okay.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] Riding in a car
with a blindfold on takes getting used to.

 

The good news is that the driver's busy
making sure you can't see anything.

 

He's not paying attention
to whether he's being followed.

 

I take you to see the warehouse,
but if you screw me-

 

Why would I want to screw you?
I've got merchandise to sell, you've got buyers.

 

It's that simple. I just want to know
what I'm getting into.

 

Okay. Okay. Security is airtight.

 

The warehouse
is not connected to us.

 

We keep the, uh,
weapons there till we ship.

 

- The cops come, they can't arrest anybody.
- A dead drop.

 

So what if someone tries
to steal your merchandise?

 

Nobody knows where it is.
Just the family.

 

Out.

 

There. Now you see the operation.

 

Not bad.

 

On the warehouse front.
What about security?

 

We have no problems with cops.

 

We have cops on the payroll.
They let us know if there's a problem.

 

Great. M1 A .308.

 

Nicely balanced.

 

Special Forces.

 

Airport security.

 

- We have a guy.
- Reliable?

 

Yeah.

 

If not, we, uh,
how do they say, uh-

 

We liquidate him.

 

F.N.P.-90 with halo sighting.

 

State of the art.
Very nice.

 

Looks like you have things wired here.
So, are we gonna do some business?

 

After we send out the shipment...

 

we make a deal, you and I.

 

We put it together,
then I take the deal to my father.

 

Trust me.

 

You're doing him a favor.

 

Shall we?

 

You want me to talk to them again?

 

They'll kill me.
You see what they did.

 

I thought the plan
was to find the guns and call the cops.

 

- That plan won't work anymore.
- They've got cops on the payroll,Jake.

 

If you want to get out of this,
it's your best chance, for your family.

 

What do I do?

 

I think it's about time the Zamar family
learned about Ari's new friend.

 

[ Michael Narrating ] Any good operative
is going to be a bit of a control freak.

 

Above all, they don't
want to hear.. .

 

that the people they think they own really
belong to someone who can destroy them.

 

Look. I said I would help you.

 

I gotta help your friends now?
I can't do this.

 

What are you talking about?
What friend?

 

Steve something.
He said he worked with Ari.

 

He checked out the logs,
had me show him the airport.

 

He said I belonged to him now. What the hell
is that supposed to mean? I belong to him?

 

He had my Social Security number,
my passport information.

 

- He had all kinds of stuff
about you guys too. Pictures.
- What are you talking about?

 

I don't know what's happening to me.
I want my life back. Give me my life back.

 

Shut up! Shut up!

 

Ari. Who is this person?

 

Who is he?

 

I don't know. Okay?
That's what I'm saying.

 

He said he was friends with Ari.

 

I don't know anything.

 

Get out. Get out.

 

Get out!

 

Ari, what did you do?

 

I told you never to talk to anyone.

 

No, no. This is my deal.
I did this on my own.

 

A deal? Who asked you
to do this deal?

 

Who is this friend? Huh?

 

What? What?
He has documents about us. Pictures!

 

Met him at a club.
He came to me.

 

What does he know?
Did you tell him anything?

 

Did you show him anything?

 

I showed him the warehouse.

 

He'd-I showed him a little.

 

But- But it's okay.
He was blindfolded.

 

He just wanted to see
the operation and-

 

- Ilan.
- Yeah.

 

Go to the warehouse. Now!

 

Come, you fool!

 

[ Eli Speaking
Foreign Language]

 

- Was that okay?
- [ Fiona ] Perfect. Michael trained you well.

 

They're on their way, Michael.

 

I am telling you. He was the real deal.
Okay? He had a trunk full of C-4.

 

[ Foreign Language ]
Someone is there.

 

It's all gone.

 

Everything.

 

[ Michael Narrating ]
There's nothing worse for anyone.. .

 

who's spent time in intelligence work
than being up against a ghost.

 

You can deal with
an enemy you know.. .

 

but an enemy you don't know?

 

[ Car Engine Starts ]

 

He could be a competitor
who knows all about your operation.

 

Could be law enforcement
getting ready to bust you.

 

Could be a foreign agent setting you up
in some deep spy game.

 

Your only option is to disappear.

 

Steve Remington.
He said he was Special Forces.

 

Try again. He could be
using another name.

 

Enough, Ari!

 

Let's go!

 

Get moving!

 

[ Ringing ]

 

As long as they think Steve Remington
owns you, you're safe.

 

As far as they know, there's a mystery man
out there who can destroy them...

 

and you're his property.

 

Thank you.

 

Yeah. I'm not here
fishing for thanks.

 

You need to understand
the situation.

 

Eli will have his ear
to the ground forever.

 

If word gets out he got conned...

 

you're dead.

 

You guys look so serious. Come on.
It's not that hard, man.

 

I mean, secrets are what keep
a family strong, right?

 

Something like that.

 

[ Door Opens ]

 

I mean, look. I'm just glad
that you guys are finally happy.

 

I gotta tell you, though,
when I busted into Mike's place...

 

I didn't know
if I was gonna find anything...

 

and then I find this document here
in a hidey-hole under the sink.

 

I don't know.
Maybe he's as bad as you guys say.

 

We sent this up the ladder. This document's
classified. Westen shouldn't have had this.

 

They're looking for leaks.

 

Well, that's nice, but the point here, fellas,
is I brought home the bacon.

 

Okay? You got prime goods
on my buddy Mike right there.

 

Okay? You got prime goods
on my buddy Mike right there.

 

We're off the case, Sam.
This thing's serious enough...

 

Washington's sending
someone else down.

 

Westen's someone else's problem now.

 

Yeah?

 

New surveillance?
What-What department?

 

Don't know. Don't care.

 

Enjoy your lunch, Sam.

 

- See you around.
- Yeah.

 

Huh.

 

Thanks, fellas.

 

I'm gonna miss you guys, you know.

 

[ Beeping ]

 

- Mike.
- Hey, Sam.

 

Yeah. Good news and bad news.
Uh, good news is your F.B.I. tail got pulled.

 

Bad news is they're sending
someone new down.

 

- Sounds heavy.
- Thanks, Sam. Who's the new surveillance?

 

Hell if I know.
Oh, uh, there's more good news.

 

They were so eager to get rid of you,
they dropped three 20s on a 1 0-buck tab.

 

- Lucky you.
- All right. Check you later.

 

Hi there.

 

My friends just abandoned me. A ny chance
I could get you to keep me company?

 

My friends just abandoned me. A ny chance
I could get you to keep me company?

 

Maybe.

 

- I'm Sam.
- Hi. I'm Veronica.

 

What are we drinkin'?

 

- I knew it wasn't gonna be in there.
- Well, she said it was in here.

 

- Of course, she-Well, it's not.
- I-

 

So you stop arguing now?

 

- Ma, it doesn't mention the car in the will.
- I know.

 

- You know?
- I wanted Michael to know...

 

that his father remembered
him in the end...

 

and, Nate, you spent
more time with him.

 

- You lied.
- Yeah.

 

Makes sense.

 

You know what, Nate?
Fine.

 

I'll flip you for it.

 

All right. Heads.

 

Yeah. Of course.

 

You know what?

 

You won it fair and square, Bro.

 

Now, you see, Michael?
You're too hard on him.

 

He can be so sweet.

 

- I just want us to be family.
- I know, Mom.

 

I know.

 

He just stole my wallet. Nate!

 

- Nate!
- Oh.