Villain Underground #74

Hello and welcome to another episode of a not that one is the villain underground. I am your have a pew game us today with five pretty boys. We've got the Russian blue Phil playing Silicon artists. Hi, I'm Russian and I'm blue.

We have the Scottish fold alley playing updraft. I'm Scottish and I fold. We have the Siamese Cody playing Megalodon. Siamese if you please.

We have the Persian play will playing Robonobo. Persians have the fluffy stales. And we have the main coon himself. Greg.

Those like the hairless ones as a no the main. The cats are like 20% bigger than all other cats and really fuzzy. Oh, I'll take it. Yeah.

All right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, we are a real play face podcast in the S.H. Universe conical everything on this feed based on some bad boys in the city of Lake this harbor, New Lake this harbor with somebody like to give us a rundown of what's been going on in the last their episode of the underground. Phil, how quickly and soon he started like. So immediately went through it three times.

Yeah. That's what I put it to. Okay. So last time on the ground, we all are you had our separate ways.

I believe Silicon artist went to or Stephen went to go visit the charity that he started and talked with Claudia slash Marcus slash Spartacus. We've just realized and I don't think it went very well. It didn't seem to go very well. It went perfect.

It went exactly how I wanted it. It's a little bit more recognition for what he did and Spartacus was not having it in any way, shape or form. Robo no boat kind of came back to the group after having some weird messages through the time dimension and portion of it and decided to go break some plates to allow some steam and then met up with a sexy truck. I guess if you don't have a guess.

I mean, that's all that happened there. Megwood on and Jimmy and Jim Pichard set up the new net club that they're going to run, which will happen there. And then updraft medical Dionysus and some of Orion who they start to deal with to apparently get the rings of Gaia in exchange for somebody, a new God of mass transit using a effigy and epitaph. Effigy.

You legit. Yeah. You do. You do.

And what about Greg? Go. What did Greg do? Oh, shit.

Greg, Greg, it helped. That's the thing. They go on to it. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Like I'm sorry. I didn't mention Greg. Yeah.

Greg has been helping with LaDonne and Jimmy set up the whole thing. He set up Jim. Sorry. Not only to talk about myself.

I skipped out on Greg. Sorry. Also, Greg was making plans for building his own house in the house. That's a town.

All right. Yeah. Yeah. And during that, Vin went for a ride and it turns out Vin was preparing for a date with Robo.

No, but yeah. So I was talking about fucking. Yeah, the tilt. In with her ride.

Are they going to go past a fire station and see all the fire trucks? I'm glad that Robo Nubo likes them thick. Jesus. You got the double doilies.

Baby got back. Yeah. How many exhaust pipes does Vin have, Greg? Oh, four.

Wow. Oh, my. Yeah. From tips.

And the boots with the fur. OK. All right. We're going to open up on this this fancy French bistro where Robo Nubo in the tuxedo has given a bouquet of flowers to Vin, who he is on a date with.

I'm really glad you could meet me here. I'm glad you could meet as well. I don't know if Greg would approve. I thought you said he'd be OK with this.

He usually is, but I don't know. I don't know how well you would. He would get along. I mean, sort of talk to Greg a little bit.

I mean, he seems like OK guy. Yes, Greg is a wonderful guy. I just this is the first time as a sentient truck. I've felt something like this.

Well, I feel the same way. And I just want to make sure that he's cool with it. I don't know how he's going to react to find out his drugs dating a Robo city at eight. I'm just worried, baby.

That's all. Well, I mean, of course we should tell him I just he can be kind of protective. I mean, I just want to have a good relationship with Greg. Like, I mean, we could go we could go packing the databases and the main frames and work on projects together.

You know, I just want to spend quality time with him, but I just want to make sure he's cool with me seeing you. Yeah, I think I think you should spend a lot more time with Greg to make sure that just so you get to know each other. Yeah, yeah. Then we can tell him later.

That's a good idea. But I don't like keeping secrets from him, but I don't want to I don't want to I don't want to push you away. Oh, no, no, I don't want that either. I mean, you mean so much to me.

And I, you know, share that special connection with you now. Also, I did have a question, Robo. I I don't have a gender because I'm a truck. Is there something you prefer because I don't care either way?

I don't care either. It's 2018. OK, Yolo. I just wondered if you had a preference because because I care about you and I want you to be comfortable.

I mean, I'm actually non binary as well. Even though there's there's a lot of weird fanfic out of me having extra attachments, but that doesn't mean it always has to be male plugins. Right. What a crazy world that two non binary sentient robots want to truck and one a monkey because end up in a crazy place like this.

We're truly living in the future. Right. We're going to support our patreon. This is the best soap opera I've ever listened to.

Back to bits in the way. Wait, I haven't seen Alex with this. Like I'm done with this shit reaction. I know I'm mostly responsible, partly responsible, half responsible.

It's just it's so silly. And it's just one more thread just tying Greg to you guys forever. And it was it was totally Will's idea to have been approached Greg. Like he's overprotective father.

Oh my God. My cheeks hurt from smiling so much. Good. OK.

All right. We're going to let a little bit of time pass. Megalodon, your nightclub was quickly was quickly built. It was pretty rush because Greg is a very good coordinator.

And just as the cement guys are leaving, the the wood guys show up and they put up everything. Then like just as they're done, the drywall guys are working right behind them. And right after that, the carpet guy, right, Greg, all coordinate. We got that we got that.

It's like on a rail. Yeah. There's like there's no electricians tripping over the paint guys. There's no like fucking carpenters, not quite done in the drywall.

Fucking hell. It's all fucking smooth. It works out like a dream. And you're in your nightclub is almost ready to to debut.

All right. Is Greg there? Is he sort of? Oh, yeah.

Well, Greg's been around for most of the project. He says this neighborhood is kind of his pet project. So Greg is a great is a round in this area. Yeah.

Because of walkups. Great Greg. Greg. I mean, listen, ever since I met you, I knew there was some special about you.

Like why are you doing this for me and Jimmy? Well, I figure help you out, but it helps me out too. You know, I mean, if you if this if this endeavor is successful, it's good for me. And I figure if you guys impart your knowledge to it, it's kind of a win-win situation.

You know, so I mean, I don't mind helping you guys out either. But I got to be honest, there's some selfish motives to you know, I try to be successful. I try to find the best people I can find for the jobs I got going on. So you guys seem the best suited for this.

So I figure at least throw it out there, see how it goes. I mean, it's just back in the business, you know, it wasn't famous. You know, I understand there's a little bit selfishness there. But usually it's like, you know, you do this for me and I get you this and it's like a little tip for tap.

This I mean, from my from my perspective, Greg, it's just it just seems like a lot coming to me. And I hope you out too. But where's the quid to the pro quo? Right.

This is what I'm trying to do. That's what I'm trying to get at Jimmy. But Greg, it doesn't kind of seem that way with you. Well, I guess I guess it all just depends upon how you look at the quid pro quo.

You know, you do your best. You make this the best it can be. And then I gain. I suppose rise to her.

Exactly. You know, you just you throw in you throw in your best effort. You find people who throw in their best efforts and everybody wins. You're a real good chum, Greg.

Thanks. Thanks, Jimmy. Megalitha's going to tear up. Yeah, you want to get along, Greg?

He's going to go in for a hug. Just gonna start crying. I'll bring it in. And as you guys are hugging, Jimmy's like, yeah, and I'm the various players.

The alcohols and locals is going to work. It's going to be so beautiful. It's going to be music playing in the costume. Whatever.

Come. Yeah. So that we can get them all dents and have a real good time. They're going to be so happy.

We'll be so happy. I'll bless them. And you know what we'll do, boss? We got these back rooms.

If someone sees the back room, we'll charge them a little extra. Wait, wait. No, Jimmy, what do you talk about? These back rooms are good.

I'm in the moment. One note, but what I'm just saying, it's there's a lot of business here. There's a lot of opportunities. People want the back rooms.

We'll charge them a little bit extra to get in the back rooms and even have have a little, have a way to waitress, bring a bag of bottle of alcohol just for them. Have a service that just costs a little too much to be practical. Jimmy, are you OK? Have you been watching the Netflix again?

Yeah, we're trying to run a business here. I understand. We're running a high look. Greg has built this beautiful building.

Of course, we're going to charge him more than what's practical. Why do you have to sound the fairy? So I'm doing it. Well, I just I don't know.

It's just my nature. Sorry, boss. No, it's OK, Jimmy. I mean, it's going to be a little bit like that.

Thank you. Think we'll show me a different side of you. Just just not not around Greg. OK.

Sorry, Greg. Fuck, let's go. Let's go get off the karaoke machine. So I want to test this stuff, shut up.

Yeah, we took license music. Have people sing over us so we think they're performing in a real good time. Jimmy, I don't understand why does everything have to sound the fairies. I'm just trying to come play it's not real good.

And I'm sorry. No, it's OK. The planes are the emotion, Jimmy. The planes are done.

Wow, I'm real man. No, it's done. It's not the various voices. Turn on the good Jimmy voice and get people here.

Yeah, this is the good Jimmy voice. This is the one everyone loves. Yeah. Really, really behind everyone loves.

Well, I do this. All right. So that happens. You guys are getting close to open.

What band do you guys get to play? Greg Megalodon, what any specific ideas? Well, yeah, I forget we're still going with that swing theme, right? Yeah.

I like the I like the me personally, I like to go on Miller, Triddy band myself, you know, OK, but any one of them bands plays all the swing standards. So OK, that's what I want to go with. I mean, I'm good with that because it doesn't know any jazz bands. All right.

You set up a you set up a band that the opening night is going to be pretty soon. We're going to head over to who should be also kind of this. How you doing? I'm just right.

All right. Marcus has been kind of working around. What do you what have you been up to? Well, here's the deal.

So I'm going to first try to get some funds allocated to me for what? Like what are you going to request for? I want to build a detox center. OK.

Well, I want to I want to build a needle exchange. OK, because the city is relatively new, there's a lot of like new buildings going up that aren't taken yet. So they say, well, we can use one of these buildings. We can run out of space.

It's already built and put a needle exchange. It's a pretty good idea. Absolutely. I'd like it to be sort of near like a public park or something along those lines.

OK, yeah, they work with you to find an appropriate space. So yeah, it's already built out. Yeah, do I get the and I get the funds approved and everything, correct? Yes, you're working to get the paperwork done.

There's a number of people that are working on this project. So like, hey, this would be a good idea. And people are like, yeah, it's a great idea. And there's a lot of volunteer work as well.

So it seems to work pretty fast. OK, great. Yeah. And then if that all goes well, I want to start looking at some some areas to kind of spruce up the headquarters.

I want to get like, you look at walls put up in the middle of the sparring floor around the bench that I was allocated. OK. All right. And then I want to have IT issue me a laptop, which basically means I just how an IT I'll sit in the IT office until they hand me a laptop.

It's functional. OK, I eventually you get you get a functional laptop. It's pretty old. Great.

I go around and I bought a maintenance group until they they complete my cubicle walls and give me a standing slash sitting desk that I can, you know, alternate between. All right. So instead of building a cubicle wall, they are able to compromise with you and drag your bench to an area that has curtains. They're able to put curtains around you.

It doesn't sound like much of a compromise. What am I getting out of it? Uh, this is privacy, I guess. All right.

I'm going to hang out. Hang on a sign that's a CEO outside the curtain. Yeah. And I'm going to keep emailing all users, like all like the directives, like kind of what things allocated for and like my my ideas for how I think the charity should go.

All right. A lot of it seems to be falling on deaf ears if it's too much. I mean, the needle exchange went well, but like if you put in too much too fast, it's like there's not enough. It would be too much growth too quickly because they need a lot of people lit.

It needed a lot of hands. So yeah, that makes sense. Still putting it out there. Oh, I also want to start scheduling all hands meetings once a day.

Um, at like four 30, actually four 45 PM. Okay. Uh, mandatory all hands on meetings on the smart floors. All right.

When you do that, it's mostly the kids that are there that are volunteering and some of the homeless people that are sleeping there as well. A lot of the people like in charge of the money and, uh, as far as do not show up to these meetings. They're the first to get fired then. Um, so I mean, I tell everybody like the things I want to do.

Okay. These all hands meetings. All right. Uh, next big project is I want to start a free transportation around the city.

Okay. That's not, I want to privatize the transportation around the city. It runs like with the bus system, but there's like two buses sort of that. That's a pretty huge project.

Seems like it's going to be a lot to get that thing. They should come to the meetings and then everybody will be on board. Okay. All right.

I don't know how delusional Silicon artists is at this point, but it seems very, okay. Um, it doesn't seem like you're super in charge of much. If you give a good suggestion, it'll end up happening, but, um, it doesn't seem like you have a whole shit ton of sway when it comes to most things. Can I roll for a like a persuasion on, on whom?

Um, let's start with the, is the actual CEO different than Spartacus? Uh, no, he seems to be the head of the organization. Okay. Who's sort of like, I know there's nobody in charge, but who's the one in charge?

Um, the, the people that seem to be answering directly to him are access in her crew. Okay. Perfect. I want to talk to access about, uh, basically my ideas.

Okay. She's like, okay, what, what did you need? I tell her about the bus system that we need access here. Here's what I'm saying.

No, there's a stigma with public transport. Uh huh. It's sometimes a blight on a city, honestly, with how often it's ridiculed and stuff like that. So what I'm saying is, is we name it after us.

We make a new one, a better one, a good one. We run it parallel. We use the same route, same everything, but it's nicer. Okay.

It doesn't like break down or anything like that. Like we get triple the amount of vehicles we may need just in case one of them breaks down. We're out with another one instantly. Okay.

Here's, here's my question. How is that better than the idea of improving the city enough to gain enough votes to become in charge of the city and then improving the ones we do have already? Because then we just make a move afterwards to eliminate the current public transport system and we just swap a map. Say vote for us.

We'll do this. Okay. All right. Well, you, you crunched the math on that one.

We'll show you the number of nerds. Okay. We're, we're going to be working on, uh, uh, the whole plan is slow growth, you know, like, yeah, you get a groundswell of grassroot support, slow growth. You're within the system until it's time to topple it.

Yeah. Of course. Um, yeah. And we can do that with public transport.

Like our lines, you know, are kind of ideals online, right? We don't want to make too much noise though. I mean, we're, we're setting enough people as it is, but we would need enough base to deal with the flashback if we make big changes like that. You understand that, right?

I mean, yeah, the buses will try to make them silent or I guess like, why? It's not what I mean, but that's not what I mean. I mean, we switch like consumer vehicles. Look, there's, there's a lot of, there's a lot of the people that were against in charge and make a lot of money on public transport, right?

It makes money on public transport. People that sell buses, the people that make sure that public transport isn't as efficient as it could be. People that, you know, charge, there's, there's, there's people to make sure that, you know, public transport is bad enough that they have to buy cars in general. I mean, look at what happened in the West.

Like, you know, car companies buy up all the transportation, they make it really shitty, they shut it all down. Everyone has to buy cars. There's gridlock traffic for miles. In a real pessimistic view on the world.

I would say it's a realistic view. I mean, the only person that really has made me feel positive in a wireless part of this, um, he's, he's got plans to change it. And sometimes you have to grit your teeth through a lot of bad work within the system until you're enough part of the system that you can, you know, eat the rest. You know, eat the rich.

That kind of thing. Sure, sure, sure. Yeah. So what you're saying is no, I'm saying rethink it because it goes a little bit against the, the, the slow growth mission statement here.

I just, I don't want you to stick out like too much of a sore thumb. So what if we do maybe like scooters that we put everywhere? You know, okay, you go get scooters. You do that.

Perfect. Uh, could I get the P card? You know, we don't have scooter money right now. It's, it's all on feeding the feeding homeless right now.

So scooter money is not in the one of the number nerds. All right. She seems pretty fab with your nonsense. Isn't.

All right. Um, updraft. You are in the apartment of, uh, nightshade. She took out Anderson and him suited him.

Uh, Dionysus has left. He's off doing something else. So you are here with, uh, the recuperating, comparing nightshade and dark water. Uh, so who are y'all's gods?

I mean, I'm guys daughter kind of so. Um, dark waters like, well, we don't, we're not really the daughters of gods, I guess. Um, but nightshade was recruited by Persephone. She was kind of a wayward villain with no real direction until Persephone came and put her straight.

I, Apollavic, um, approached me, uh, thought I'd help and, uh, Capara there is, uh, kind of possessed by Capiri, the Egyptian kind of reincarnation a little bit. I'm not really possessed as, as in more like just kind of full of the power of, you know, okay, it makes sense. So we're, we're all kind of allied with gods and all those gods kind of work with, um, or working, trying to, you know, get guy up to power, you know? Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I appreciate it. Cause like she's just been like asleep for fricking forever.

It seems like, yeah, as long as I've been alive at least. Yeah. Now since compared to sleep, we just want to let you know she's a little bit of a goody two. She was in kind of a soil sport, but the best, but she's really useful.

So the best thing to do is to kind of placate her on some stuff. Like she's going to insist on minimal deaths, honestly. So this whole thing, we're going to have to warn some people or whatever. We can blow this thing up.

She's going to, she's going to be a real pain in the ass about it. I mean, that sounds fairly familiar. I know somebody very much like that. So yeah.

So just play here the best you can. Um, what we can do the job that's fine. Just she's there to, I don't know why she's just here. Well, listen, she, she sacrificed herself literally so we could summon Orion.

So it's so easy, dude. I've killed this so many times. It sounds like it's a little bit of a catharsis for you. I mean, it felt pretty nice.

I'm not going to lie. Well, the whole thing, yeah, the whole thing, like she's pretty much as a normal person. But the whole thing is like she just jumps in the way of shit, like you're doing something and you're like, Oh, I'm going to knock this over. She's like, Oh, I'll just jump in the way and push my body to get part of your plan is ruined now.

Fuck annoying. Oh, I have an idea. What if we put her on the train? We say that she has to warn people.

We put her on the train and then we just blow the train up. She'll come back. Yeah, she'll come back. Yeah, totally.

I mean, that's the whole thing. You said you had people that would help though. Yeah. Uh, yeah, like I texted one of them, but I haven't heard anything back.

You know what? Let me try texting him again. I'm going to send a text to Roanobo that's a pin that's my location. I'd be like, meet me here, bring everyone.

All right. Robo, your date went well and then it's like, we should, we should meet again. Um, after we should bring it up with Greg eventually, but we should meet again. Oh, yeah, I'd really like that.

Okay. So, um, and then I'm going to kiss Vin goodbye. Okay. Right on the grill.

Yeah, on the grill of the truck. Okay. You who do that. And by the way, like, is this like a restaurant, like this vistro area that we're creating this nice Italian place is on the ground floor is in like the upper part of the building.

What is that? It's on the ground floor. Vin really couldn't get up to the top of an area like that. So, so Vin is like parked outside at the patio.

Okay. Okay. Because if, if Vin wasn't parked outside, like a lot of exhaust would start making people real sick. All right.

So, so I'm going to tell Vin goodbye and then I'm going to head to the pin like what now? Okay. Are you bringing everybody or you just going yourself? Yeah, I'm bringing everybody.

Okay. Um, so look on artists. You're in the midst of, um, annoying some accounts who are trying to explain to you. They're the, the process of why buying 800 scooters isn't really helpful at this point.

Um, and Robo approaches you. Oh, you're purchase me. Yeah. Cause Robles collecting everybody, right?

Oh, I got you. Sorry. Robo. Hey, uh, what are you doing here?

So we got to go. Go where? I got a pin drop from updraft. What does that even mean?

I got a pin drop and she said to meet her and to bring everybody. So we got to go. Come on. See, here's the thing, Rob.

Is this like a murder thing? Cause I can't do the murder of the crimes. I can't do that anymore. I mean, look at all this work.

I'm doing around here. This is good way. You need me to explain everything like about this charity that I'm working for now. Silicon.

We're a team, right? Don't pull the team card on me. Robo. I mean, not in the corporate sense, but we're like a family.

Don't pull the family card on me, Robo. You know, we hold each other accountable and we stick together. I feel like they really need me here. Don't you guys?

Now you can take a little bit. You've done a lot of work. You can take a vacation. It's not a lesson to them.

It's like working on this big new scooter project. Ever you got to practice self care. And if that means hanging out with your family and we can, we can spare you for a couple of days. It's fine.

Fine. Fine. Fine. Just get the scooter proposal on my desk.

You know, have it all buttoned up in the business. They say Friday. Robo, you notice Spartacus is kind of watching you in the area as you're talking to the artist. He's kind of lean up against the wall looking at you kind of purposefully.

Come on. So on this goal, this guy's kind of creeping me out. It's going to tear in at us. I'm actually, I got to go check with him real quick and make sure everything's OK.

Like this guy's just a number nerd. I'm going to smack the number nerd on the back of the head. He's not my boss. I'm his boss technically.

That guy might be my boss. Let me go talk to me. I go up to Spartacus. OK, what?

Gonna take off for a little bit. Is it OK if I take like a personal day? Take several. No, it should be me.

At most I'll be back by like launch maybe late lunch tomorrow. Shouldn't be that bad. Take all the time you need. Don't worry about us.

We'll be fine. I'll be back in almost no time. You'll probably think I'm going to promise you that. Well, by the time you get back, I'll probably be a little bit more than anybody.

Oh, and back there. I am the mayor. Yeah, he seems to spend a lot of time outside the city. I have spent a week.

It's not that big video. He doesn't sleep, right? Neither of these cities do. And eventually this city will be part of our network as well.

So all right, cool beans. I'll just text you if I need you. I guess I'm going to deal. Yeah, sure.

Yeah. All right. Bye. You know, kind of thing.

Oh, yeah, I guess I should go. Bye. All right. So you guys take off if you go to the Old Town district where there's Megalodon.

It's opening night of the oceanic. There's a bunch of people there. The music is playing. Robonobo, Silicon artists.

You go in and you see the Megalodon is helping run a club and Greg is there for opening night. He's like, all the who's who of the city is here. I'm going to approach Megalodon and greet him. I'm going to greet Greg, but I'm going to like not make eye contact with him and kind of look down at the floor or kind of like off in other directions and not really speak to him much.

He passes the monkey guy. Is he one of your friends? Yeah. Hey, Robo.

What's the matter? Something got you down? Megalodon, we got we got to go. We got a pin drop from updraft and she said that I need to bring everyone to the location.

Everyone would. Yeah. Everyone. I mean, the whole villains team and, you know, we got to bring Greg and Jimmy, just because, you know, I guess the fans would like Jimmy to come along to.

Where I go where Megalodon goes. Yeah, he comes with me. We're a package deal with two peas on the pod, you know what I mean? Yeah, he's my best.

And then I mean, Jimmy, what was it? It's a water, it's a water pun. Where was the where was the pun? It's whenever we were trying to think of a name.

By the way, what do you guys think of the name as the name? What am I doing here? Have a drink both of you. We got a we got a we got a back room if you want to hang out and play cards and buy bottles of booze.

Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy. Just make sure to tip your waitress real well. Why are you doing this to me again? Jimmy, I'm sorry.

I just I get really in the mode because this is supposed to be like we're pretending we're speaking easy, right? Actually, Jimmy, I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about you. You're brilliant. We got we got to make that part of the deal.

The cops coming here every now and again. We like a cheese. It was and we could play it up. Great.

We get people to pretend like they're drinking alcohol. I mean, Jimmy, they are they are drinking alcohol. Oh, yeah. No, wait, we get to pretend like I'm not drinking alcohol.

There we go, Jimmy. Yeah, like a whole themed experience. Yeah, I got you. So that's why everything I've been saying has been really nefarious, even though I don't know if it really is or not.

I'm all these levels of complexity. Can you real give me real mixed up? All right, Jimmy, keep in the fairies voice. Let's go to this.

Let's go to this. This is this pin drop. Great. Are you coming to the pin?

Yeah, I think I should stay here. And if you guys are sweating, no, no, come on. You're part of the crew. You're part of the crew.

You're in the integral part of the gang. Where's the talking truck? It's probably outside. I don't think a truck could fit through the doors.

Unless it came through the bandstand area where they bring all the instruments in. Did we not make it door big enough for Greg's truck? There's the ones behind the stage, but those are usually for like instruments or like live set pieces when we put on plays. That's true.

I could fit through there, but I mean, I mean, we got to be one. We got to get an integral part of the team. You know what I mean? Yeah, the truck is a part of the truck.

Yeah, Greg, can you be your trucker? It's an integral part of the team. Listen, Jimmy, you don't have to make fun of me just because I'm trying to learn the words. OK, no, I'm trying to support you.

I'm just trying to support you. No, I understand. No, you can stay here, actually. You don't get to be no more.

You're going to be behind. No, I'm just going to go. I don't think I'm please. Now you're watching.

Where's the RV? We kind of just left on the outskirts of town. Let's go take the RV. No, no, no, I got it in the back.

Oh, he did you OK? I must have known. We got a first thing. I'm going to see him.

We we support the RV, make it like make it like the truck. OK, yeah, make it like the truck. But where are we going to meet up? Is that the plan?

I mean, Robo. Yeah, that's all the information I have. I mean, I can help you celebrate your new club, but I think we should just drink in the car. So Greg, you're not coming with us?

No, I think I'm going to stay here. All right, here's all you guys. Can I can I can I miss the confused about something? Sure.

OK, we get here and Greg has been taking real good care of us. He's actually like kind of the car close front. And the rubble comes and says the game's got to go, but Greg's not. I'm Meglin.

I think Meg, me and you boss, I think we're part of Greg's gang. And I don't think we're really friends with Roblin. Oh, it's this guy. They did really have a checkup on us.

And Greg gave us a nightclub and I think we're part of Greg's gay. I mean, I get what you're saying, Jimmy. I just don't know. Roblin is a friend.

Like it's been a week and a half. And this is the first time I've seen Roblin. Oh, this guy and Greg has been a really part of our lives. He's got his acclimated.

He gave us a phone and a Netflix subscription and like, we're living back of the club now and then he's given us a home. Yeah. I mean, these guys didn't give us the RV. Did they?

It was kind of a trash pile. They just got it for trash. Yeah. Yeah.

I mean, I was just going to go because Roblin was here. You know, Roblin has been a decent friend. I said, I'm the same. Look, Roblin, you probably had some things to deal with, you know.

But OK, it's great. Can you handle things in your own room? We got this if you guys want to split. OK, it's fine.

I just want to leave you behind. No, we're good. This everything's running smooth. We got waiters, waitresses.

I'll step behind as the host and you guys got to go. OK, is it because I mean, you're out of trouble and I don't want to cut bait. I don't. I'm totally fine.

If you're fine, I'm fine. OK, not the ball. OK, Jimmy, Jimmy, you sink in fast, Jimmy. I've had a few drinks.

I realized it's legal down. I know it's pretty hilarious. I still need like five bottles of one to get me drunk, though. You got high tolerance.

Yeah. All right. We have a bloody mirror and I'm on the floor. I swear to God.

Pick up, Jimmy. It's all right, Jimmy. I got you. OK, so Roblin's looking at you.

You've picked up a Megalodon and Jimmy and you guys head out. On the way, you do see Vin parked outside of the club and Vin says, oh, hi, Robo. I didn't know you'd be here. But hi, Vin.

Yeah, it's strange seeing you here. Yeah, so strange. We're actually on our way to go to a mission. OK, I just I don't I don't want to I don't want to interrupt you guys.

It's just it's just nice to see you again. I mean, it's nice to see you too. You don't have to whisper that. I'm.

Yeah, no. Yeah, correct. Does it? Oh, yeah.