Wrong Place

It's cancer.

There's a tumor right here and it appears to be growing.

I'm gonna suggest immediate surgery

and radiation to help control the growth.

We can re-evaluate after six months

and see where things are.

This is a serious condition and could be fatal,

if not treated.

Sweetheart, I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

It's gonna be okay.

Don't you worry now.

I know that we're in good hands.

We're in good hands, darling...

What the hell are we gonna do, Maggie?

We're gonna get through this. We always do.

She's just a kid.

It's not fair.

She doesn't deserve this.

No, no. Nobody does.

She's a woman, Frank.

We gotta believe it,

these things they... They happen for a reason.

But why her?

We're gonna get her the best treatment

that we can find.

And all the support

that she's gonna need to beat this.

And we're gonna do it together as a team.

The best team.

It's just that you... you...

You need to come to terms with the fact that,

well, this is part of her journey.

Yeah.

I suppose life is like that sometimes, right?

We make our own plans and God laughs.

Can't change His.

I can try.

Another bottle of wine?

No, no, thanks.

I think we've had enough, Sandy.

Come on. Let's go home.

Save some wine for everybody else.

- Just a check. - Sure.

Here you go. Y'all have a blessed night.

We needed this.

With everything going on,

I guess something inside in me is telling me

that everything is gonna be okay.

Hmm.

I do love you so.

Frank!

Right on time as usual, Jenny.

Hey, tell your mom

she still makes the best barbeque

this side of the Mississippi.

Thank you, I will.

Oh, here. That's for you.

- Thank you very much. - You're very welcome.

- Enjoy. - Will do.

Thank you.

There he is, ready for action.

It's nice, Jerry.

I appreciate you doing this, Frank.

I've had some break-ins in the back warehouse recently

and uh, they keep stealing the copper wire.

They use it for meth.

Oh, those fuckers are ruining our town with that poison.

No.

You should get your cameras fixed.

Ah, well, you're cheaper.

I'm just kidding.

Let me show you around.

There's coffee in the break room.

- Mm-hmm. - Snacks.

I'll give you 10% off

whatever you want in the store,

and just... just write it down.

Hmm.

Oh.

Almost forgot I got something for you.

- Just come out of pawn. - Mm-hmm.

Think of it as ah, welcome gift.

Thank you.

Do me a favor. Don't them smoke 'em out back.

They bitched me for a damn week 'cause of the smell.

Well, I'ma close early.

I got some errands to do.

- I'll see you in the morning. - Alright.

- Yeah. - Goodnight.

I do love you so.

And I love you, too.

Frank!

I almost got him.

Don't you let him get away.

Not a fucking chance!

I'll meet you.

I'm about 40 yards behind.

Get the fuck up!

Please, no.

Shut up! You disloyal fucker!

Wha... what! I...

You thought we wouldn't find out

you're setting up your own place with Luke.

You steal our customers and we can't beat that help.

You know what that means for us, do you?

- It's... - I said shut up!

That would mean a death sentence

for me and Jake.

I worked... worked for you for two years

and what do I have to show for it?

Fuck off!

I want my seat at the table.

Oh, you'll have your seat alright, Leon?

Right next to Jesus, you fucking Judas!

Look, you'd lose half of your distro,

if it weren't for me.

You need me, you know that!

People trust me, Virgil.

Well, I don't anymore.

You're not leaving me much of a choice.

You understand it, don't you?

Please, no.

He ain't gonna try that shit no more.

No. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Leon's got a gun!

He's got a gun.

Don't move.

Who the fuck are you?

You ain't no pig. You didn't need to do this.

I've got you in my sights.

- It was self defense. - He was on his knees.

Here. Take this, and just walk away.

This won't end well for you otherwise.

Throw your gun.

Now!

Fine.

Go fetch it.

On the ground.

Face down.

It's Frank Richards.

Got a 187.

At PeeWee's pawnshop.

Send backup.

Don't move.

Fuck.

45 minutes from a Starbucks.

Yeah, he likes it a little secluded.

It must have been nice growing up out here.

Yeah.

Feels good to be back.

Hm.

I can't believe it's been a year since my mom's funeral,

you know?

My dad could really use the family time.

Yeah, of course, he can.

It's gonna be good for both of you.

- Thank you for coming with, Tam. - Mm-hmm.

You really have been so incredible

throughout all this.

Hey, you know what, like Lana sings it...

I'ma ride or die, bitch

- Hmm. - Oh, wow.

Yes, you are.

Hmm.

Wow.

What is it?

I mean you weren't kidding.

You really are a bad country girl.

Hey, I finally get why you drive a big black truck.

Hey, what can I say?

- A free car's a free car. - That's right.

And my dad only drives big black trucks.

So, you're sure?

You're sure, you're sure, you're sure?

He is going to be okay with me just showing up?

- Oh, my God. - He's only expecting you.

- We're here a day early. - Hmm.

You said he doesn't like surprises.

I mean, come on.

I feel like we just give him a little call,

- a little itsy-bitsy heads-up. - Hmm.

You know, he hasn't even met me yet.

It's gonna be like,

"Hi, Mr. Richards, you don't me know,

but I'm gonna be staying in your home for the next week."

Come on, it'll be fun.

It'll be fun.

- And you're my moral support. - Hmm.

He gets that.

And you know what, if he doesn't,

the one thing about having cancer is that

people cannot stay mad at you for too long.

Hello, sir.

I was told you were the man to see.

What the hell happened to your face?

My fa... Oh, uh, uh, nothing.

I just... a little hunting accident is all.

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