Previously on Sons of Anarchy...

TARA: Hey, you're here!

LINC: Sheriff Roosevelt. I'm Linc Potter. Assistant U.S. Attorney. You're here because you can be trusted and because we need you.

ELI: Count me in.

LINC: We'll be able to get the tape on Putlova buying and selling illegal arms. We will take down the ROC, and by association, the real IRA and the Sons of Anarchy.

ELI: Charming is now under the jurisdiction of the San Joaquin Sheriff Department. The next time I see any one of you who got out today wearing cuts, they'll belong to me.

TARA: It's beautiful.

JAX: We should get married. I'm done with SAMCRO. We're gonna take our boys, and we're gonna get the hell out of here, be a real family.

CHARLIE: Pronounce you man and wife.

(cheering)

OTTO: This is for Jax Teller.

(screaming)

JAX: Just business.

(water running)

(Clay sighs)

GEMMA: How you doing?

Didn't want to wake you.

CLAY: Mmm... It's good to be home.

(Gemma sighs)

CLAY: Made the papers.

GEMMA: Oh, yeah.

Four bodies out by Haleville.

CLAY: Just part of the process.

We're protected.

GEMMA: Not worried about that.

This fell out of one of Abel's coloring books.

He must have found it somewhere in Jax's house.

CLAY: Letters?

GEMMA: Maureen Ashby.

Trying to turn my son against me.

Bitch must have stuffed them in his bag when we left Belfast.

CLAY: And you think Jax read them?

GEMMA: Had to be Jax or Tara who found them.

Ah, this is JT wooing p*ssy.

Probably a bunch of love letters, some half-gay poems and shit.

GEMMA: Yeah, or a stack of hate.

John sharing his every woe and suspicion.

I am telling you, that Irish gash is reaching across the Atlantic.

CLAY: She can't hurt us.

And John can't hurt us.

GEMMA: John trusted her.

Had a g*dd*mn family with her.

There's no telling what he confided.

CLAY: This was real, it'd have blown up by now.

We're good.

So, don't go setting fires when there's nothing to burn.

You hear me?

GEMMA: I don't do that.

Not all the time.

(Clay chuckles)

I got to go.

There's oatmeal on the stove.

CLAY: Mmm, oatmeal.

GEMMA: Love you.

CLAY: Love you.

(door opens, then closes)

(TV playing quietly)

TARA: Okay, so Elyda comes at noon, and your mom watches them in the morning when I'm at work.

But I-I can change their schedule if you want.

JAX: No, I don't want to mess with their routine.

TARA: It's already a big help having you around.

Daddy.

TV REPORTER: ... Charming, California was rocked earlier this morning by a discovery of four bodies at a housing development.

Details are still coming in, but we have learned that the victims were sh*t multiple times.

TARA: Were you involved?

JAX: How much do you want to know?

REPORTER: ...suggesting associations with Russian organized... TARA: All of it.

JAX: It was retaliation for what happened to me in prison.

Russians.

We made... (knocking)

GEMMA: Ah, look at this perfect family.

OPIE: Kids are at school.

We should take advantage.

It's a honeymoon day.

LYLA: I have to go to work.

OPIE: Sooner we get you knocked up, the sooner you get to stop working.

LYLA: Dondo gets very fussy if his actors don't show.

He takes his girl-on-girl very seriously.

OPIE: Wouldn't want to upset the prince of labia.

LYLA: You hear the news?

They said those bodies they found were all Russians.

OPIE: Really?

LYLA: There were Russians at our wedding.

Were you guys part of this?

OPIE: No.

We're good with the Russians.

Not surprised though.

Those guys are mixed up in some crazy shit.

TARA: See you later.

JAX: See you later.

TARA: Yeah.

Bye.

(Gemma sighs)

GEMMA: Everything okay?

You know, with us.

JAX: What are you talking about?

GEMMA: I just... I just missed you so much.

JAX: We're fine, Mom.

GEMMA: I love you more than anything in this world, Jackson.

You know that, right?

JAX: I know.

GEMMA: Okay.

JAX: I love you, too, Mom.

GEMMA: Yeah.

JAX: See you later.

GEMMA: See you later.

(camera clicking)

(siren wailing in distance)

(indistinct police radio chatter)

LINC: I'm guessing there are another three or four d*ad Russians somewhere else in Charming this morning.

ELI: Not all Russians.

Sorry about Worski.

LINC: Yes, I know.

He was a good agent.

(garbled radio transmission)

They're all marked... LINC: Wow.

I did not see this coming.

It is through being wounded power grows and can, in the end, become tremendous.

ELI: Am I missing the upswing to this?

LINC: Bold. Bold.

They are growing bold.

Why? How?

Sons are a midsized club, barely in the top ten.

What empowers them to go head-to-head with the ROC, wipe out a whole damn Gulag?

ELI: Revenge.

LINC: They wouldn't have lasted this long if they were that stupid.

(phone ringing)

Ah, Mayor McCheese approaches.

Does it bother anyone in this town that their mayor is also their biggest developer?

JACOB: No! Ugh!

LINC: No one smells that stench?

ELI: Oh, yeah, this shit is gonna make his head explode.

LINC: Nothing like a pile of bodies to bring down property values.

ELI: Yeah, no kidding.

Clock is ticking on the eminent domain buyout.

He loses his investors, the vote goes back to city council.

They can revert back all the land.

LINC: There goes the neighborhood.

JACOB: Good morning.

LINC: Not if you're Russian.

JACOB: I hope you have no doubts as to who's responsible for this.

ELI: I'm on it.

JACOB: Clay and his guys did this in the first 24 hours.

ELI: We don't know if it was the Sons.

The Russians run with dangerous crowds.

JACOB: Jesus Christ.

Are-are you gonna tell me that dumping these bodies here was not a calculated move by Clay Morrow?

ELI: Could be sending a message.

JACOB: Could be?

You run hard at these white trash barbarians.

You understand me?

This shit cannot happen again.

ELI: Is that an order from the mayor or the real estate developer?

JACOB: It's the plea of a citizen.

Do what the taxpayers hired you to do.

(indistinct radio transmission)

♪ Riding through this world all alone God takes your soul you're on your own ♪

♪ The crow flies straight a perfect line On the devil's bed until you die ♪

♪ Gotta look this life In the eye. ♪

BISHOP: They're waiting inside.

CLAY: Keep the crusher running. It may get a little noisy.

BISHOP: I got it.

CLAY: Marcus.

ALVAREZ: Clay.

Good to see you, man.

Jax.

JAX: How you doing?

All right, bro.

ALVAREZ: Clay, Jax-- Romero Parada.

ROMEO: Friends call me Romeo.

CLAY: Good to finally meet meet you, man.

JAX: Yeah, thank you for coming up.

ROMEO: Santos and Luis.

I heard Viktor Putlova never made it home from SAMCRO's wedding.

CLAY: Yeah, we, uh... we had to put 'em down...whole North Cali crew.

ROMEO: Must have been a wild party.

JAX: We'd like to avoid them throwing one for us.

ROMEO: The word has been put out: No one is to interfere with our new friendship.

CLAY: Thank you.

JAX: Yeah, thank you.

ROMEO: Now, see the wares.

JAX: Right here.

(Parado whistles)

JAX: Got AR-15s, SIG 551s, AKs, KG-9s, Glocks, FN-57s.

Got two dozen of each local.

Except the 57s.

Only got 15 of them.

CLAY: Just like we discussed;

20% off the street tag.

(clips clicking)

SANTO: What about a*mo?

JAX: The Wahewa press everything we need.

LUIS: These are excellent.

ROMEO: We'll take all you have in stock.

LUIS: Let's set a shipment for every two weeks.

Three dozen of everything except the Glocks.

JAX: We can make that work.

ROMEO: There's more.

I need bigger.

CLAY: How much bigger?

OMROMEO: RPGs, .50-caliber machine g*n long-range sn*per r*fles.

CLAY: Well, I'll have to make a call.

ROMEO: Good. Let me see, if my math is correct, that's seven hundred and change for your current stock.

Give me 100K in mixed a*mo.

CLAY: Hmm...

ROMEO: 500 K should cover half plus your transport payment.

CLAY: Well, I got a run scheduled for this weekend, bro.

ROMEO: I'll have the coke ready for you for the run back.

CLAY: Sounds good.

You guys are welcome to keep the samples.

(Romeo speaking Spanish)

ROMEO: I'll be in town a couple days.

Call me as soon as you hear from the Irish.

JAX: We're tr*ffick blow?

CLAY: Nah.

We're just muling it back.

Mayans are chopping and distributing.

JAX: Jesus Christ.

CLAY: Part of the deal.

I had no choice.

JAX: Who else knows?

CLAY: Nobody.

That's why you're here.

I need you to understand this.

JAX: Understand what?

That you forgot to mention we'd also be running coke for the Galindo Cartel?

We voted in selling them g*n.

CLAY: We'll have another vote.

(Jax scoffs)

JAX: You brokered this whole g*dd*mn thing in Stockton, kept us out of the loop on purpose.

CLAY: The Russians needed to die for what they did to you inside.

The Galindo Cartel is the only player deep enough to keep the Russians off our backs.

JAX: Oh, don't give me the

"I did this for you, son" bullshit!

This ain't about me, Clay.

And this ain't about the club.

This is about you cashing out.

(Clay sighs)

CLAY: These last two years-- brutal.

Your mom and me-- no savings, no... medical, no... retirement cushion.

I got, what, a year, maybe two?

I've given my whole life to this club.

I don't want to walk away with nothing.

JAX: You pushed a guy off a roof in Belfast for the exact same thing.

CLAY: McGee was a rat.

(Clay sighs)

JAX: What do you want from me?

CLAY: This vote splits the ranks.

I want you to back me.

It's the only way this thing passes.

JAX: If I do this... I'm out when you're out.

CLAY: What the hell you talking about?

You wanted the gavel your whole life.

JAX: Not anymore.

CLAY: What are you, what are you gonna... leave SAMCRO?

What the hell else you gonna do?

JAX: It doesn't matter.

I need your word, you'll let me walk away.

No recourse.

CLAY: What about your mom?

JAX: She's an old lady, Clay; she's not a member.

I'm gonna need you to keep her in check.

CLAY: It ain't that simple.

JAX: Yeah, it is.

When you hand over the club, you push for the president's patch to go to Opie.

That's the deal.

My out for your drugs.

(dog barking in distance)

CLAY: Okay.

BOBBY: SAMCRO's never been in the drug business.

PINEY: And never will.

OPIE: The last thing that we want to do is give Alvarez leverage over our business.

TIG: We've been good with the Mayans for over two years now, Ope.

JAX: Yeah, and let's not forget, if it wasn't for our brown alliance, Russians would've shivved all of us.

CLAY: Cartel's already committed.

Word's been put out.

Russians aren't gonna touch us.

JUICE: What about the Feds?

Drugs put us on DEA's radar.

OPIE: We're gonna find a new buyer.

BOBBY: May not pay as much, but with the Niners and the Italians, we'll still earn.

CHIBS: The IRA have an expectation of big volume.

Without the Russians, that burden lands right here with us.

CLAY: Cartel gives us all the demand our supply can handle.

We do this short-term, cash out.

PINEY: It's a g*dd*mn cartel!

There is no short-term.

JAX: I think it's worth the risk.

JAX: Down payment for our first order.

CLAY: We should all think about this.

We'll vote when the others get back.

Jax, go check on the a*mo, and, uh, take Ope with you.

CLAY: I want this.

TIG: Yeah.

CLAY: Tell Happy that, uh, we're going to have to keep the g*n at his aunt's house a couple more days.

I got to lock down the storage.

TIG: All right.

BOBBY: Clay.

Give me a minute?

This move-- I know why you're doing it.

But all due respect... it's a mistake.

CLAY: Well, I appreciate that, but I'm not asking for your counsel.

BOBBY: Push this through, it kills SAMCRO.

I love you, brother.

But I love this club more.

Not going to let it happen.

CLAY: Well, I... I love you, too.

Do what you have to do.

(Thomas crying)

GEMMA (sighs): It's okay.

(knock at door)

Oh, shit.

It's okay.

(Thomas fussing)

I know.

I know.

Here we go.

ELYDA: Hi.

Everything okay?

GEMMA: Yeah.

Just handle Thomas, okay?

ELYDA: Yeah.

Shh.

GEMMA: Okay.

What are you looking for, baby?

ABEL: Mommy's bag.

(rock music playing over stereo)

(music stops)

JAX: Really?

Nothing to say?

OPIE: Not quite sure who I'm talking to anymore.

JAX: Wow.

That's deep, man.

OPIE: Not really.

JAX: When you were inside, what'd you think about?

OPIE: Donna, the kids.

JAX: Yeah, me, too, man.

The whole time.

Tara and my boys.

Tara and my boys.

Wondering how the hell I'm going to take care of them.

Stay whole, be a decent father.

OPIE: Pushing coke was your solution?

JAX: No.

Earning big was.

Look, I know running with the cartel is serious shit, but I don't want to live hand-to-mouth anymore.

I want something more for my boys.

OPIE: You know, I watched Tara take care of your kids.

She's a strong chick, man.

She really stepped up.

But Lyla, she... I mean, I love her, but... she's not Donna.

I go away, she'd never be able to take care of three kids by herself.

I can't do that to her.

Can't do that to them.

JAX: We're not going away, Ope.

The cartel is protected.

They got politicians and law enforcement on the payroll from Lodi to Mexico City.

Nah, we're going to be fine.

OPIE: You sound like you're trying to convince yourself as much as me.

(electronic beeping)

(Linc humming)

ELI: Thanks.

So where's the rest of your team?

LINC: Reassigned.

They all knew our undercover.

Gets too personal.

Tread water for a few weeks.

Wait for new intel.

ELI: And what if that intel doesn't come?

GRAD: Sons wouldn't have taken out the Russians without a contingency in place.

It's too ambitious a move to be lateral.

ELI: A bigger player.

Who?

LINC: Not sure.

Hence the water treading.

ELI: You got water, I got blood.

I'm getting a lot of internal heat on this thing.

These guys shit on my front lawn.

I got to protect my town.

I just came in and gave you a heads-up.

LINC: Do your job, then, good sheriff.

Should look like business as usual.

Be the badge.

(grunting sigh)

CLAY: You don't call.

You don't write.

OSWALD: Yeah.

Welcome home.

You guys didn't waste any g*dd*mn time.

Four d*ad bodies.

Jesus Christ.

CLAY: Now, why would you always assume that when it's bad and bloody, it's my crew?

(Oswald chuckles)

Yeah, I'm guessing the hometown homicide sets back Hale Properties.

Oh, yeah, and, uh, Oswald Construction.

OSWALD: Had to take the offer.

CLAY: Oh, I get it.

Oh, your bottom line went red as soon as Hale took all your acreage.

Completely understand.

OSWALD: What do you want, Clay?

CLAY: Little understanding.

OSWALD: My debt's paid.

CLAY: I'll make you a deal.

I will, uh, suffer progress, let you and Hale build your, uh, suburban paradise-- in exchange for this.

OSWALD: This place is a dump.

I store my old haulers here.

Spare parts and shit.

CLAY: It's private gated property, completely secure, near the Wahewa.

OSWALD: More w*apon.

CLAY: Rosen will draw up a lease.

Ducorp.

As if you're, uh, renting to a complete stranger.

Everybody's protected.

Security deposit.

OSWALD: Where the hell did you get this kind of cash?

CLAY: It's a brand-new day, Elliot.

OSWALD: And if I say no?

CLAY: We'll be, uh, moving some of our shit in here tomorrow.

OSWALD: Clay. I took a huge h*t. I need Charming Heights to happen.

CLAY: It'll happen.

JAX: Yo, Running Mouse.

OPIE: Jax. These guys are worse than the Irish. Wake up.

(man speaking indistinctly)

Hey.

(indistinct yelling)

JAX: Lay some down. I'm gonna get in the truck. You hop in the back.

OPIE: We're clear!

OPIE: You all right?

JAX: Uh, yeah, think so.

(man speaking Russian)

You?

Don't move.

(muffled whimpering)

You were stupid to steal from us.

(speaking Russian)

Now you watch this.

(woman whimpering)

You tell me where the g*n are, or I blow her head off.

JAX: Okay, okay, okay.

(grunting)

k*ll her!

JAX: Stop, no, no, I'll tell you!

I can get 'em here!

I just need to make a call!

(Thomas cooing)

(locks door)

GEMMA: Damn it.

Oh, shit.

Oh...

Jesus Christ.

Oh, my God.

JUICE: When was the last time you rode this thing?

UNSER: I think I had hair.

TIG: Mmm.

BOBBY: Is that Gemma's meatloaf?

TIG: Yeah. I-I missed this almost as much as I missed p*ssy.

You all right?

BOBBY: Not really.

TIG: Look, look, look, I know.

Just, just get behind Clay on this cartel, man.

He wants you there.

BOBBY: No, he doesn't.

He's locked me out.

He's locked all of us out.

Except for Jax, he's the only one on the inside, and that's dangerous.

TIG: What do you mean?

BOBBY: He had you and me.

He trusted us.

We gave him balance, protected the club in the process, but that's gone.

TIG: So you think that I'm on the outside, too.

(Bobby sighs)

PHIL: Hey, guys, guys, Jax on the bar line looking for Clay.

He says it's important.

TIG: Clay.

We got Jax on the bar phone, man.

CLAY: Not now.

JOHN TELLER: Gemma's always been stronger than me-- I loved her for that-- but as I lost my way, she found hers.

She's moved closer to Clay, grown deeply committed to the club.

She's become more the woman I married, and I've become less the man.

The death of our love is my failing, not hers.

(Tara speaking indistinctly)

Sure, no problem.

TARA: Thank you.

(opens and closes drawer)

(keys rattle in lock)

(toilet flushes)

GEMMA: Oh, hey.

TARA: Hey.

You locked the door.

GEMMA: Didn't mean to.

He's hungry.

Mommy's here, yes.

There we go.

Come on, there.

TARA: Hi, little guy.

GEMMA: There you go.

TARA: Hi.

GEMMA: Where's your ring?

TARA: Oh... at home.

We're not sure when we're gonna tell people.

GEMMA: Why the hesitation?

TARA: Just waiting for the right time.

Oh, you ready?

(Thomas gurgles)

Yeah.

UNSER: So, uh... what's the urgency?

CLAY: I just got an order this morning, requires an

18-wheel solution and somebody who knows the truck routes to Tucson-- weigh stations, roads to avoid.

UNSER: Thought maybe you wanted to discuss the cold w*r you started in Charming Heights.

Pretty sure homicide is a parole violation.

CLAY: Little late to be a good cop, ain't it?

UNSER: Yeah, I guess it is.

I'll look into the, uh, truck situation.

CLAY: I'm sorry, man, I didn't mean... UNSER: No, it's all right.

Forget it, forget it.

Need anything else?

CLAY: Question.

Tara.

While we were inside, did she ask you anything unusual?

UNSER: Unusual like what?

CLAY: Like history-- John and me.

UNSER: No. Why would she?

TIG: Clay, we got trouble, man.

(Bobby clears throat)

CLAY: What do they want?

JAX: I don't speak Russian, but I'm pretty sure they're pissed off about their g*n.

You bring all the g*n now or I k*ll them.

CLAY: That's going to take a few hours.

You have one.

GEMMA: We got a problem, Wayne.

I think Tara knows about John.

UNSER (chuckles): H-How is that possible?

GEMMA: John had another old lady.

In Belfast.

Before he was k*lled, he was writing her letters, sharing all his secrets.

She tried to send those letters home with Jax.

Tara must have found 'em.

I came across this note.

It pointed me to the letters.

I found 'em in Tara's office.

UNSER: And you read 'em?

GEMMA: Ones I did, it was JT wringing his guilt about Thomas.

His failed marriage.

And his fear of Clay and me getting closer.

UNSER: That's just speculation.

GEMMA: Tara had a copy of the accident report.

Charming PD.

Now, you only pull something like that if you have suspicions.

UNSER: Uh, you tell Clay?

GEMMA: Yeah.

He didn't give it any weight.

He didn't know John the way I did.

UNSER: You know, Clay's got a lot on his mind.

Best we don't burden him with this shit.

Not until we know the fallout.

TIG: Hurry up.

It's gonna take Happy and Kozik at least two hours to get the g*n there.

CLAY: Shit.

TIG: Yeah.

GEMMA: What's the matter?

CLAY: Complications.

GEMMA: Where's Jax?

Oh, shit.

(siren tooting)

BOBBY: This is bad timing.

TIG: How do you want to play this?

CLAY: This prick is starting to piss me off.

The Russians got Jax and Ope.

Need for you to call up T.O., have the Bastards head down to Wahewa backland.

Just lay low and wait for my call.

You're looking for fleet work, you're gonna have to make an appointment.

ELI: No, we just had a couple questions regarding your whereabouts last night.

CLAY: You know we never left the reservation 'cause you were out front all night.

Directing traffic, right?

(f*re truck horn honking loudly)

(loud honking)

ELI: You smell smoke?

TIG: Hey, Bastards are on a toy run.

Gemma's left a message with T. O.'s old lady.

CLAY: Shit.

You made your point.

Now it's time for you and the campfire girls to get the hell out.

ELI: There's no brothers on your wall.

What's up with that?

PINEY: What's up is not having any brothers on the wall.

CLAY: We got no problem with color.

ELI: As long as it stays out of Charming.

CLAY: Just do what you got to do.

ELI: No. This... This feels warm.

Might be electrical.

Come here a second.

(Eli grunting)

CHIBS: Oh, you piece of shit!

(Eli grunting)

(grunts)

ELI: f*re Chief found nine code violations.

You got 30 days to fix it.

It's a good thing there wasn't a f*re, huh?

I'm willing to work with you, Clay.

Figure out the boundaries that keep us both happy.

But you pushed me to this.

And I strongly suggest you guys don't do it again.

(garbled radio transmission)

Let's go, boys.

(indistinct, quiet)

JAX: Hell of a honeymoon.

OPIE: Should have just stayed in bed with my wife... the p*rn star.

(both laugh)

JAX: They're never gonna make it from Dogtown in an hour.

OPIE: I know.

(car engine approaching)

(grunting)

(man speaking Russian)

Who is this?

(music playing in Spanish)

JAX: It's a Mexican guy and a Mexican guy.

(Jax grunts)

Get up.

(men speaking Russian)

Far enough.

What do you want?

ROMEO: Hear you're looking for your g*n.

JAX: Yeah, they have your g*n.

Where are they?

ROMEO: Some of them are right here.

You can have the rest when you let them go.

That's shit.

Bring us all the g*n.

30 minutes.

Or I k*ll them.

(speaking Russian)

(whistles)

(grunts)

(man speaking Russian)

(speaking Russian)

(grunting)

Vamos.

(speaking Spanish)

ROMEO: You boys all right?

JAX: Yeah, thanks.

OPIE: Thank you.

No problem.

ROMEO: That's what friends are for.

(motorcycle engines humming)

JAX: Already missed all the fun.

TIG: Gee. You all right, man?

JAX: Not really.

CLAY: How'd you know this was going down?

LUIS: We got contacts in the ROC.

ROMEO: We have contacts everywhere.

JAX: You guys lay down some serious shit.

ROMEO: This relationship is very important to my organization.

I'm sure this is the last we heard of Putlova's crew.

CLAY: Maybe we should cut one of 'em loose.

Let him bring this memory back to his pals.

BOBBY: The Wahewa will want retribution.

(grunts)

JAX: I volunteer him.

(laughter)

TIG: Come here, come here.

Come here, bad boy.

ROMEO: Looks like you got this under control.

CLAY: Thank you.

ROMEO: We'll be in touch.

JAX: Hey, thank you.

TIG: So the cartel just showed up.

They just showed up.

BOBBY: Cartel doesn't know we... we still have to vote this in, do they?

CLAY: That's our business, not theirs.

(motorcycle engine revving)

TARA: Jax?

(Tara sighs)

(Jax sighs)

(indistinct chatter)

GEMMA: Hey, babe.

TARA: Are you okay?

JAX: I'm all right.

TARA: What happened?

JAX: Misunderstanding.

(indistinct, overlapping chatter)

JAX: I know.

(laughter, overlapping chatter)

Ugh.

CLAY: You get a crew in here tomorrow, start fixing it up.

WOMAN: Oh...

TARA: I have some good news.

We're engaged.

Whoa!

Yeah!

(cheering, whooping & applause)

LYLA: Did you know about this?

Yeah!

(whooping and cheering)

(whistling)

CLAY: Serve 'em up.

Hey, hey, let me have a little of that.

(Tara laughs)

Congratulations. My son.

(overlapping chatter)

What did I tell you?

She's a good girl, huh?

♪ I'm heading home Go it alone again... ♪

CLAY: Congratulations, Mom.

GEMMA: Love you.

♪ Are you dreaming out loud?

Scared of the crowds?

(men whooping)

♪ Well, I'm headed home To go it alone again... ♪

LYLA: Congratulations.

OPIE: Congratulations, brother.

TARA: Thank you.

You did a good job.

JAX: It's all good, bro.

Promise.

OPIE: Hmm.

(men whooping)

♪ To go it alone again I'm taking it home
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