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My name is Micheal Westen.
I uesd to be a spy until...

We got a burn notice on you.
You're blacklisted.

 

When you're burned,
you've got nothing..

No cash, no credit,
no job history.

You're stuck in whether city
they decide to dump you in.

- Where an I?
- Miami.

You do whatever work
comes your way.

 

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

A trigger-happy
Ex-Girlfriend..

Should we shoot them?

An old friend who's
informing on you to the FBI...

You know spies--
A bunch of bitchy little girls.

- Family, too..
- Is that your mom again?

- If you're desperate.
- Someone needs your help, Micheal.

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

 

you're not going anywhere.

 

One of the reasons surveillance
is done in teams

is that it's exhausting.

Sitting in a car, remaining constantly
alert, while you watch a mailbox,

will knock you out like
a handful of sleeping pills.

Doing it in shifts is the only way
to make sure you don't miss something.

- Your turn.
- What?

 

Five minutes?

Five minutes,
your eyeballs are tired?

You should be happy
I'm still here.

Four hours parked in a hot car,

'cause this may be the post office box used
by one of the people who burned you?

Carla's not just one of
the people who burned me.

She's all I've got.

Are you sure the manager said today?

He said..

the mail for this box
is picked up every wednesday.

 

Did I tell you that I
despise surveillance?

 

Only every time we do it.

 

Oh, here we go.

 

If that's Carla, that's
one hell of a disguise.

 

Yeah, Carla's not the type
to collect her own mail.

 

Tailing a trained operative requires a
number of time-consuming preparations --

everything from acquiring a vehicle
they can't recognize or trace

to familiarizing yourself with
all the local traffic patterns.

 

Go ahead, turn the car on.

Turn it on.

There you go.

Now put it in drive. Drive.

Yes.

Of course, since you can never
be sure who's a trained op,

there's always the chance
you'll take all those precautions

just to follow a secretary
back to her cubicle.

 

That's Carla's building?

No guards, no camera?

 

You really think Carla
would work out of there?

 

Security comes in all
shapes and sizes, babe.

 

Hungry?

 

Covert security is designed to blend
in -- people you never notice...

until you see them in action.

That means you have two choices.

You can sit and wait
for an incident to occur,

or you can create your own incident.

Hello?

Yo, bro, got your grub.
I'm out front.

All right, I'll come down and meet you
in the lobby, but you can't park there.

 

This okay?

No, man. That's even worse.

Oh, man, you got to be kidding me.

 

Where you going?
Go back.

Dude! Dude, you are just asking
for a ticket, parking there.

 

You know what, buddy. I really
don't have time for this.

Hey, sorry, man, I'm just
trying to help. You know what?

Just pull around the back and go
down the alley. I'll meet you there.

Fine. Just make it quick.

 

I think we found Carla.

 

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Burn Notice 2x05
Scatter Point

 

Hey, Mikey.

 

Look at that. That looks good.

 

So, I pulled the building records and
lease docs for that address you gave me

for Carla's little
irrigation consulting company.

Anything good?

 

Office is right there.

Second floor, east end. But it's
gonna be tough getting in there unseen.

I need to find if their
security has a routine.

Maybe there's a chink in the armor.

A wireless webcam
might get what you need,

but you got to figure out
a way to get it in place.

Do you think you could find a
setup with a strong enough signal?

I don't know. Maybe later
today if I have time.

Nice watch, Sam.

Thank you. It's a
Panerai. Ferrari version.

I think they prefer to
call them "timepieces."

Anyway, Veronica got us
his-and-hers for our anniversary.

 

Well, apparently, it's been a whole
month since we both said "I love you."

For that, you get an $8,000 watch?

And some other things.

 

You Michael?

 

No. / 'Cause they said this guy
Michael lives around here.

A lot of people live around here.

They say he drives a
black car, too. Dodge.

 

- Who's "they"?
- Look, man, I'm not trying to bother you.

It's just that --

 

all right, here's the deal.

I just got out of prison
a couple months ago.

I had a cellmate in there, said he
had a pretty sweet scam going on.

Cops couldn't touch him.

This guy Michael comes along,
blows his whole operation up.

That's the kind of friend I need.

Name's Trevor.

You got the wrong guy.

 

- At least hear my problem.
- Sorry.

Wait, man.

 

Go home.

 

Please.

 

60 seconds. Go.

 

Okay, all right, uh,
okay, I got a --

I got a reputation in certain
circles as an expediter of getaway.

 

- Wheelman.
- I do more than that.

I find the right car,
modify it as necessary,

get rid of it clean,
plus I plan the escape route.

- You're an expediter.
- No, I used to be.

See, last time I was in prison, I saw the
light, man. I decided to turn my life around.

I got my G. E. D.,
I got certified as a mechanic,

and now I'm trying to stay
clean, no matter what.

- 30 seconds.
- Problem is, I got this boss named Timo.

He runs this crew that I
used to work with a few times.

- Pick it up.
- They're planning a jewel heist.

It's going down during
this trade show that's coming up.

Tell them you can't do it.

I did. I even offered to
find them a replacement.

The thing is, Timo likes to work with the same
people he knows, especially during big jobs.

He told me he would feel personally
betrayed if I didn't come through with this.

I'm sure he'll get over it.

You don't know Timo. That's his
way of saying,"do it or die."

- Can you leave town for a while?
- Not without violating my parole.

I got to stay in the
state for the next five months.

 

Time's up. You got two options.

Go to the police, tell
them everything you just told me...

Timo will kill my family.

- They have witness protection.
- Yeah, right.

Or you do the job.
Don't get caught.

Either way, I can't help you.

I got emeralds, man.
These are real.

You can get 15 grand easy,
and it's clean.

I got a 2-carat diamond ring.

Trevor, I heard you out.

Now you need to walk away.

I got a son, man.
He was born while I was locked up.

 

- I'm sorry to hear that.
- I don't want you to be sorry.

I just want you to
understand where I'm coming from.

I made a promise to my boy that
I was done with that life.

And I ain't breaking that promise.

 

Trevor
The Client

Come on.

 

Criminal hideouts tend
to be pretty nondescript.

Underground caves and spooky,
old mansions are dramatic,

but a boathouse on the
Keys is easier to find.

Well, your boy Trevor --

he's running with
some pretty impressive company.

I mean,
every name he gave you --

first-round pick
if you were drafting your own crew.

What'd he say the job was?

He didn't.

He knows it's jewels, but he
doesn't know where or when.

This guy Timo likes to
keep details to himself.

 

Here we go.

 

C.J. The Hustler
C.J. Mr. Slickster from Jersey.

Arrested up and down the east coast.

Fraud, embezzlement.

Nothing recent.

 

Now this big guy's the safecracker.

Gilbert, The Safecracker
Gilbert Kessler, one of the best.

Any record? / Ah, he rung up three
D.U.I.S in the last two years,

so, technically, he's not
even supposed to be driving.

 

Okay, here's a doozy.

Kandi The Muscle
Kandi, originally from California.

Assault and battery,
assault and battery.

Assault with a deadly weapon.

Her and Fiona would have a good
time or, you know, kill each other.

 

Oh, and this must be Timo.

Suspect in most of the bigger unsolved
heists in the greater Miami area.

Timo
The Boss

Only arrested once.

- And..
- The only witness was murdered.

So, you got a plan yet?

The best way to help Trevor is
to get the job called off.

But you don't even know what it is.

- I'm hoping that won't matter.
- How's that?

Crew like this runs like
a well-oiled machine.

Somebody gets in trouble with the
police and the machine stops working.

I'm telling you, I think this
safecracker Gilbert could be your guy.

His probation has a
no-drinking restriction,

so you get him pulled over after
one beer, it's jail time.

 

Fi, would you like to
make a new friend?

He's a safecracker.

I'm hoping you can convince
him to have a drink with you.

Good-looking guy.

 

Is this seat taken?

 

No, uh, sit down.

- Bring us your best champagne.
- Sure.

 

Fifi.

 

Gilbert.

- Nice to meet you.
- My pleasure.

Here we go.

 

Somebody has to toast with me.

What are you celebrating?

Why, you and me, of course.

 

I get it.

 

This is a sales pitch.
You're an escort.

Well, I don't drink,
and I don't pay to play either.

Enjoy the champagne.

When you're looking to
get somebody arrested,

bad guys can't always be counted on
to commit crimes on your schedule.

 

Sometimes you have to
give them a little push.

 

- What the hell are you doing?
- That's my table.

I've been waiting for an
hour for my special table.

- What?
- Don't you "what" me.

Get your ass out of here.

- Don't touch me, buddy.
- I just did.

There I go again
and again, and ag--

Once you've got a crime in progress,
you can let the authorities take over.

 

That assumes, of course, that the
authorities are paying attention.

Is that the best you got, huh?

- Come on! Come on, big guy.
- So you want a lot more, huh?

 

Come on! You fight like a girl!

- Really?
- Hey, hey.

Is that feeling like a girl?

 

Like that?

 

Police! Somebody!
He's killing this man!

 

Timo called. Gilbert's in jail,
but the job's still on.

Trevor, you said, if Timo lost his
safecracker, the job would be off.

I know. Any other time,
he would have called it off.

What did he say?

He said he'd been working
this angle for the last two years,

and it was too big a
score to let Gilbert ruin it.

He's trying to track
down some guy from Georgia.

Here, I'm thinking, if I try to do the
right thing, I might just catch a break.

Who was I fooling?

 

There's another way we can get
the job called off. / How?

Find out the target,
tip them off.

Timo's already on edge. I start asking
questions now. / No, no, no, no.

You stay focused on making
Timo think you're a team player.

- I'll ask the questions.
- Wait. What?

Taking Gilbert out didn't get the job
called off, but it did create a job opening.

Now, you call Timo. You tell him that
you found a safecracker who's local.

- Who, you?
- Yeah.

You crack safes? 'Cause Timo's not
gonna take my word for it.

Just -- just
make the call.

Tell him I'll meet him tomorrow.
I've got some things to do tonight.

 

You can't stop a door alarm from
going off, but you can explain it.

Leave a few cigarette
butts on the ground,

and anybody coming by

will assume someone was
just sneaking a smoke break.

I'm on the roof across from
Carla's building, Sam.

- Are you ready?
- Give me one second here.

24/7 surveillance on a location used
to require a full team of operatives.

These days,
you can get by with a webcam

and wireless signal booster from
your local electronics store.

 

Ideally, you'd drill holes
and mount it on brackets,

but when time is an issue,

 

I prefer dental putty.

Easy to mix, easy to apply, and
strong as cement when it hardens.

But it hardens quick...

How's it looking, Sam?

So you better aim right the first time.

Hello, Carla!

We're in business, Mikey.

You getting out clean?

 

Sounds like building security's
getting curious. Call you back.

 

Making yourself invisible
when you need to

is a crucial skill
for a covert operative.

It sounds exotic,

but it's not like there's a super secret
move they teach you at spy school

that allows you to
vanish into thin air.

Often it's just a matter of quick
thinking, fast feet, and strong fingers.

 

Hey, Mikey.

 

Hurry up. I got good news.

Good news?
I could use some good news.

I think I found a gap in
the security at Carla's building.

I'm telling you, Mikey, sometimes
I surprise myself. It's beautiful.

I did a little editing
on the surveillance tape.

Check this out.

I time-lapsed the footage here, just
to see if there's any kind of a routine,

but the maintenance man and
the gardener don't really have one.

They patrol in random intervals,
so the best you could do is guess.

- Waiting for the good part, Sam.
- Coming.

Okay, about 3:45,
night security gets there.

And before they switch over, everyone
goes around back for about five minutes,

I'm guessing,
for some kind of debrief.

During that time,

the only guy watching the front

- is the old man at the coffee shop.
- Still waiting for the good news, Sam.

Because grandpa can't walk
the place like he works there,

any time somebody
heads down that side alley,

he takes a little stroll
and that is our window.

Nice work, Sam.

Thanks, Mike. I'd love
to bask in the glory,

but I got my big "one month since
we said,'I love you'" celebration.

Sammy's gettin'
some hammy tonight.

 

I keep pinching myself to
make sure I'm not dreaming.

I just can't believe
how happy I am.

 

We are on a nice little roll here.

It's like..

I've waited for you to show up
for my entire life, and now I finally...

 

I sound like such a teenager.

 

Well, you've got
the body of a teenager yet.

You -- you might as
well sound like one.

 

You are so sweet...

 

and you make me feel so good.

Hey, pumpkin, you know
this isn't just a one-way street.

Look, I've been all over the world.

I've known a lot of women.

 

So when I tell you,
without a doubt,

you are one in a million...

 

You can believe it, Roni.

 

Sam.

 

Marry me.

 

How about that, huh?
There's a question.

 

Safecracking skills are a basic
part of espionage training.

Spies steal secrets, and people
keep their secrets in safes.

But staying current with safecracking is a
little like staying current with computers.

New model every year.

Bottom line -- if you want to
breach a safe, you have to practice.

 

Fi...

 

I was one number
away from the combination.

The last one's always the same.

C4.

Always easier to just blow it.

 

You really think
he's gonna test you?

Probably. He's a control freak.

At the very least, I need
to make it sound good.

Oh, you've been out of
the game a while, Michael.

There are all kinds
of new toys nowadays.

That looks like it would leave a mess.

 

You're such a snob when it
comes to manipulation techniques.

On a real heist,
they're overrated and impractical.

You don't like it because
it takes patience.

I won't deny that I prefer...

 

a power tool.

 

Hello?

Yeah, Trev?

Just let me know when.

 

Timo is ready to meet.

 

A criminal cover I.D. isn't just
about a new name and phone number.

It's about fitting into a culture
with its own rules and hierarchies.

It's a world where bank robbers
are the rock stars,

con artists are the snobs,

car thieves are the blue-collar guys,

and safecrackers are the artists.

I usually work for safe
companies, you know,

when grandma forgets the combination or
the bank manager forgets the security code.

They call the best.

How often do you freelance?

Two or three jobs a year,
based on timing and pay.

I'm surprised I haven't heard of you.

I take great pains not to be heard of.

So, what's this safe
we're looking to compromise.

- You'll have to bear with me, Joe.
- Joseph.

Oh, excuse me. Joseph.

Now, sure you have questions,
and you'll get answers, but not yet.

I don't usually work
with people I don't know.

So, how about we get to know
each other, huh?

Come on.

 

Hey, may I help you?

 

You just quit.

 

No cameras to worry about.

 

I'm out of here now.

 

Crack it.

 

No.

 

Excuse me.

If you're looking for a guy to crack
a liquor-store safe, I'm not your man.

Indulge me.

 

Y-you're gonna shoot me?

 

Last time I checked,
you needed a safecracker.

 

You know what?

 

Trevor vouched for you.

 

Crack it now, or he dies.

Come on.

I want us all to be friends.
Crack the safe...

now.

You want to see a show?

I need a cup.

 

Let's go.

 

Anytime you recommend a friend for a job,
you're on the hook if things don't work out.

In the retail-sales business, for example,
make a bad referral, and you might get fired.

In the armed-robbery business,
on the other hand,

make a bad referral,
and you might get killed.

Look a little jumpy, Trevor,
you're not nervous, are you?

 

No.

So you really, really have to hope
that the new guy knows what he's doing.

 

Happy?

Nice.

Be at this address. 3:00.

 

Don't touch that.

 

Don't touch anything.

 

You know Trevor. You already
met Kandi. This is C. J.

Welcome to the family, Joseph.

 

Answer by the third ring,
no matter what.

 

No excuses.

I don't care if you're in
the shower, you answer.

Now, sit down. We're
gonna go over a few things.

 

- We'll be coming in from here.
- Are we breaking in?

No, man, it's sweeter than that.

 

Your concern for secrecy
is admirable,

but I need to know
if there will be people there.

We'll handle it.

And where will this
affair be taking place?

You'll find out soon enough.

Let me put it another way. If
someone screams, will they be heard?

Let me put it this way.

I've covered every aspect of this
plan, down to the smallest detail.

All you need to worry
about is cracking the safe.

Fine. Tell me about the safe.

Madison AK series, Class II,
composite --

composite hard plate.
And the lock?

Ilco 693.

Manual combination.
That's good.

- You'll have 19 minutes.
- 19 minutes?

Oh, it's doable.

I'll need to know other
variables, though.

I already told you
--we'll cover it!

- Let's move on.
- Not so fast. Question.

No!

No more questions.

You know what you need to
know. Now, shut up and listen.

Really, smart guy?
Then, when was it installed?

'Cause, as you know,
ilco implements

counter measures every year
to stop people like me.

So, if I have 19 minutes, I will need
to know what version I'm dealing with.

 

It was put in two years ago.

Great. Now we can move on.

 

This meeting is over.
Everybody out.

 

Trevor?

 

You can stay.

 

- Trevor.
- What's up?

You're not answering your phone.

Damn it!

Oh, I hope Timo didn't call.

I forgot to turn it back on.

Why'd he hold you back?

I thought I was in trouble. He just
wanted to give me a scatter point.

Timo gives me the location.

I park the vehicles
for the crew nearby.

Anything goes wrong, we take
separate routes back to the boathouse.

So the heist must be close by.

Three jobs I've done with Timo,

he's always given me the location within
a half a mile of the place we're hitting.

 

This might be all the info we need.

- To find the target?
- Maybe.

The vault Timo wants
to hit is very high-end.

Outside of banks, there's not a
lot of buildings that would have one.

Those things are damn
near indestructible,

so the city makes you get a
special permit to put one in.

Knowing when it was
installed would narrow it way down.

We can get it down to
about a half-mile radius.

I can give you something by tomorrow.

You'll know who to tip off by tomorrow,
so I don't have to get the backup vehicles.

Mmm, no.

You need to act "business as
usual" until it's over.

Right. / Come on.
I better get back there. / Go.

 

So, Mikey, uh,

you never asked
me about my date.

Oh, how'd your date go?

Not real good.

I'm sorry to hear that.

She popped the question, buddy.

 

The marriage question?

Yeah, you know it.

And you said?

I didn't. That's part of the problem.
She's freaking out, waiting for an answer.

So give her one.

Well, I'd love to, Mike,
but, uh,

there's some issues here.

 

Do you love her?

She could be the one.

 

Then say yes.

But it's complicated.

 

Then say no.

 

You're a true friend, Mikey.

 

You're finished placing the cars?

Yeah. Dropped Timo's
car off around the corner.

 

Is that the target?

So now we tip them off.

- We have a little snag.
- What?

See for yourself.

 

C.J.?

Apparently, he's
obtained gainful employment.

He's Timo's inside man at
the jewelry exchange.

Oh, man.

If we're not careful
about who we talk to and how...

Timo's gonna know
that he has a leak.

His first guess is gonna be me
or you. Either way, it's bad for you.

So, that's it. I'm screwed.

No, we're still gonna tip off the store.

We just have to find a way to
do it without C.J. knowing.

I'll deal with this.

I'll let you know when it's done.

Go ahead.

 

Thank you, sir.

Five bucks, buddy.

 

Are you kidding me?

 

- All set?
- Yeah.

Told him to make the block once
and head down the alley.

Then Mike can make his
move on Carla's building.

 

Fi, I need some advice.

I'm trying to come up with a gift.

Something that says, "I
love you, but I can't marry you."

And not too expensive.

There's no such thing, Sam.

Why can't you marry her?

 

- Well, there's stuff involved.
- "Stuff"?

Grownup stuff, okay?
You wouldn't understand.

 

- It's obvious how much you care for her.
- Well, I'm not saying I don't.

- Well, then, why can't you marry her?
- 'Cause it's against the law, all right?

I'm already married, technically.

You're gonna get flies in there.

Look, it was the '70s.
I did it on a whim.

We both knew the next day
it was a big mistake, but...

we never got around
to getting divorced.

That's not something you
"get around to," Sam.

Look, Fi, the truth is,

I didn't think any of it mattered,
'cause I wasn't the marrying type...

 

until now.

 

Forget about the gift, Sam. Just tell
veronica the truth. She'll understand.

We all have skeletons.
Terrible, terrible skeletons.

 

Here comes our boy.

 

And the old guy gets up...

 

goes to check onthe alley...

and in you go, Mikey.

 

I'm in the shower.

You have 30 minutes to get here.

 

Where's he going?
He's gonna blow it.

 

Mike, what happened?
You were clear.

Timo called. He wants
me at the boathouse.

We'll deal with Carla's building later.

Sam, I think I'm gonna
need some backup.

 

- What's going on?
- Put those on.

 

No more questions.

Get dressed, get your gear,
get in the van.

 

- I'm not doing this.
- Calm down.

- I'm out of here.
- You can't run. / The hell I can't!

Don't be stupid. You'll go back
to prison for violating your parole.

I made a promise.

You know what your boy needs more
than a promise? He needs his dad.

Now, let me handle this.

And when I'm done, you'll never have
to worry about Timo again.

Trust me.

 

- You okay?
- Yeah.

You need to get rid of those.

 

Where you going?

To relieve myself.
Why? You want to watch?

 

- You better give me your phone.
- What?

We'll take nothing traceable.

 

Sending messages
in the middle of an operation

is among the most dangerous
things you can do.

Sometimes you just have to drop a note and
hope your backup team is paying attention.

 

They're doing the heist now.

We don't have much time.

I was wondering
when the fun would start.

 

Yeah?

 

Monteiro heating & air?

Finally. Tell them to hurry up.

 

Took you long enough?

 

Hey, you gotta sign it.

 

- Where to?
- It's right this way.

 

Yeah, right here.

 

Move it!
Get going!

 

Let's go! Move it!
Let's go.

 

Come on!
Let's go. Get in there!

 

Get your ass down here!
Move!

 

Get in there!
Come on!

 

Let's go.

 

19 minutes.

 

- What's going on?
- Are we in?

Five more minutes.

We don't have five minutes!

All right, pack up!
We're getting out of here!

 

Let's go, let's go,
let's go! Everybody out!

I want back to base!
Everybody back to base!

Do not be late!
You got 33 minutes!

I want the place cleaned
out of your clothes.

I got RDX.
I can blow the lock.

Like you said,
it's the score of a lifetime.

It's too late. Two more minutes,
and we all go to jail. Now, let's go!

 

- That was a total waste of time!
- You missed something! You had to!

Whoa, this is not on me!
My information was good!

You said that there was no panic
button and no alarm on the safe!

And I was right!

Then how did the alarm go off?

- I don't know!
- Exactly!

 

Hey, what's going on?

 

Why are you guys so serious?
What's going on?

We put too much time and work into
this job to walk away with nothing.

What do you mean, nothing?

I got the stuff.
It was in the bag. I gave it to Timo.

- The jewels were in that bag?
- Yeah. Where's Timo?

 

Trevor?

He should be here.
I gave him the quickest route.

A certain kind of leader insists on
controlling every aspect of an operation...

 

So that nothing can possibly go wrong.

 

The downside to insisting on
controlling everything

is that when something bad happens,

people tend to think
it was all part of your plan.

 

He set us up.

Son of a...

What did you get me into?

I'm gonna find Timo,
and I'm gonna kill him!

I'm gonna kill him!

Oh, he'll be dead long
before you find him.

 

- Where you headed?
- Geez! Kandi.

What happened?

 

You tell me.

 

I don't know. Maybe somebody got
onto us. Maybe C.J. screwed it up.

What the hell are you doing here? We
can't be seen together when a job is blown.

I had to make sure you were okay.

No, no, you get somewhere, and you
stay there until you hear from me.

 

- What about the jewels?
- What jewels?

What are you talking about?
We didn't get anything.

 

Whoa, what are you, crazy?

- I will count to 3.
- Kandi.

- 1...
- What's wrong, baby?

- 2...
- No. No!

 

3

 

Sorry about the shiner.
I had to sell it.

Small price to pay.

 

Think I'm really done
hearing from Timo?

You know Kandi better than I do.

 

Thanks for everything, Michael.

And I'm gonna be back
tomorrow with that..

bracelet and some jewels
for your friends, too.

That is not necessary.

Hey, I'll be back tomorrow.

Trevor, we didn't actually
steal anything.

 

So the promise that you made.

Yeah.

 

Thanks, man.

 

Let's go.

Almost done.

 

Why the rush, Michael?

Your little window for getting into Carla's
building doesn't open for over an hour.

I don't want to take any chances.

You really think you're gonna find
something in that office?

No idea. Maybe I'll hit the jackpot and find
out her real name and social security number.

 

Or might find out what
kind of staples she likes.

Either way, it's
more than what I have now.

- You mean, nothing.
- Exactly. Let's go.

Five more minutes, they'll be dry.

 

Now you're gonna have to do
them all over again. Let's go.

 

- Hey, Mike.
- Hey, Sam.

Uh, what's with the bags?

Oh, well, uh, my little confession
to Veronica didn't go over so well.

She kicked me out, Mike.

 

Out of her place

and out of her life.

Thanks for the advice, Fi.

That's really sad, Sam.

 

But we can't talk about it right now.
We're in such a rush, right, Michael?

 

Who wants a beer?

 

Are Carla's boys out of sight?

Everybody but the guy
in the coffee shop.

 

That's your decoy.

 

He thinks we're having
a rendezvous in the alley.

 

You're welcome.

 

Back in a few, Fi.

 

Michael, nice try.

Your day job does get
in the way, doesn't it?

When you work in intelligence,

there's no bigger slap in the face

than a picture of yourself
in the middle of an operation.

It sends a
clear message --

"we're one step ahead of you.
We're in control. We own you."

 

Mylar balloons and
a bottle of champagne?

That's just twisting the knife.

 

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