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my nights with you.

You don't spend your days

with me, either.

Eleanor.

It wouldn't kill you if you

were more assertive, Randy.

- You do so much for that bank.

- Okay, I'll ask... No, no.

I'll instruct Judy

to close up tonight.

You and I can have

an early dinner.

And then, together,

maybe, we can...

fall asleep in front of the TV?

I would like that very much.

- Go, if you're going.

- I love you too.

- Good morning.

- Well,

good morning.

Always nice to start my day

helping a pretty lady.

- You here to buy? Shoot?

- [BELL CHIMES]

I give lessons.

I'll be buying,

if you have what I need.

- Hmm. Well, I got a...

- [KEYS JANGLES]

...great selection

of ladies' weapons.

They're very pretty.

But how do I know they work?

Lady, I'm a combat vet.

And every weapon in here

meets my exacting standards.

What if I wanted something...

- bigger?

- What do you have in mind?

AR 15's...

Benelli M4's...

maybe, a 107 Barrett...

grenades...

a little C-4,

for old times' sake.

Hey, I don't know

what you're talking about.

Oh, Carl...

you're too modest.

Tre said you could fix me up.

I don't know no Tre.

- Are you certain?

- Yup.

Mr. Fisk...

If one person dies

because of a weapon

you've provided...

I'll make sure

you are held liable.

Hey, what about the name George?

- I like the name George.

- I don't think so.

- Why not? George is a good name.

- You're so cute.

We don't even know

if it's a boy or a girl yet.

It's gonna be a boy,

I promise you that.

What about Mike?

- Are you kidding?

- [BELL RINGING]

Thank you for coming down

here so quickly, Mrs. Ralston.

You threatened to expel my son.

Well, as you and Kenny

are aware,

we have a zero-tolerance policy

when it comes to violence

in this school.

Do you have

a zero-tolerance policy

when it comes to my son getting

his head shoved in the urinal?

The teacher who reported

your son's attack

saw no evidence of that.

Look, we expect our students

to report harassment.

We even have

a student protocol that says,

"If a teen's being mean,

to a teacher, come clean."

I'm gonna be late for my shift

at the hospital.

Are you planning

to expel my son?

I'd like to try and avoid that.

Kenny's never been

in trouble before.

Look, we have a community

outreach program,

run in cooperation

with the local police force.

Police?

My son's not doing one of those

Scared Straight things.

Try and think of this more

as a course correction.

It's a ride-along.

He accompanies an officer

on a routine patrol.

And then, he gets

a close-up look of

where bad choices can take you.

An African-American boy

sits in the back

of a police car all day.

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