The Hard Corps Page #2

meet an untimely end...

...under any circumstances,

they're gonna blame you.

Would you listen to this sh*t.

They teach you those big words in

that fancy law college you went to?

Yes, they did, Uncle T.

Thanks to you and your generosity.

Yeah.

Listen to this little motherf***er

right here.

This little nigga...

...he would have got

Michael Jackson off...

...and got him custody

of them two damn kids.

Thanks.

Sergeant major.

- Plain old Clarence now.

- How are you, Ken?

- Looking good.

- You too.

- Life on the outside treating you well?

- Can't complain.

Oh, I brought along

an associate of mine.

This is Philippe Sauvage. We served

together in Afghanistan and Iraq.

And this is Tamara Barclay.

Wayne's sister and chief financial

officer of Barclay Enterprises.

The lady whose

signature goes on the check.

I am. Pleased to meet you,

Mr. Bowden.

- The pleasure's mine, ma'am.

- Have a seat.

I'm assuming that Mr. Mullins

briefed you about our situation.

Has he also explained that my brother

can be extremely hardheaded?

Well, it's a pretty good trait

for a boxer to have.

One of the reasons

he still has his wits about him.

Unfortunately, he's in

a different arena now.

His opponent isn't wearing gloves.

His opponent is playing for keeps.

That's the kind of arena

we understand.

My brother doesn't understand

that his life is in serious danger.

And while it's true

that I sign the checks...

...he's the one who makes the

major decisions for this corporation.

So, what I need

is someone who can be...

...Wayne Barclay's

unseen guardian angel.

Well...

...I liked Bowden.

Liked him very much.

And...

...the other guy?

Forget about it.

She hates me.

We were discussing a gig,

not a blind date.

Yeah. A gig we don't need.

I don't. You do.

Something about him seemed,

I don't know, unsettling.

A year in Afghanistan followed by

a couple more in Iraq...

...might do it to you.

Listen, Philippe...

...I was in the same kind of funk

when I got back from Vietnam.

And for some of

the same reasons too.

You've come a long way.

And I'm proud of you for that.

But you're not

all the way there yet.

Now, you reading me, soldier?

Loud and clear.

Okay.

You need to get back into the flow.

Take the next step.

Get a job.

You know, come to think of it...

...a blind date might not be

a bad idea either.

And that's part of

a 12-step program?

I'm serious. When is the last time

you had your ham glazed?

Enough.

- What?

- Enough.

Could do something about

that uptight attitude.

Hell, might even put

a smile on your face.

Is it wrong to expect

these bodyguards...

...to blend seamlessly

into my brother's life?

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