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Alright, man, party's over.
Hey.
Surprise!
Mom, I thought you told me you didn't have time
to make anything.
Oh, what can I say? I'm really good at keeping secrets.
That's my jersey?
This is amazing.
Uh-huh! Your uncle tells me my design is broadly accurate.
- Happy 18th, Jackson. - Thanks, Uncle Pete.
Tell him.
Okay, Maria, I'm getting there.
Tell me what?
Nothing's official yet, alright, but I asked around,
and you've been shortlisted for the San Francisco
University soccer scholarship.
- Wait, seriously?
Yeah, you still gotta work hard and impress the scout,
but I feel good about it. Nice job, kid.
- Yes! Yes! This is awesome!
- I know! - Who else made the list?
Um...
Well, Tyler.
No. No, just you, I'm afraid. I'm sorry.
Anyway, I gotta go set up.
Don't be late for practice, birthday boy, alright?
- Okay. - Okay.
See you later. I'll save you a piece, maybe.
- Okay, thanks. - Shortlist, eh?
Okay, I'm gonna give you this corner piece.
Here you go! And I will take this.
Okay. Mmm!
Yum!
Okay... Mmm.
I have something for you.
Do you? Mmm!
So, I'm guessing this isn't new soccer cleats.
Oh! Sure you want to do sports and not a career in stand-up?
- I might be good. - Mmm.
This is...
Yeah, your dad wanted to give it to you for your 18th.
Uh, turn it over, I added your name under his.
Here. Let me help you.
I know it's been hard without him,
but he would be so, so proud of you.
Yeah. I miss him a lot.
Me too.
Looks good.
Okay, uh, I have got to get back to the kitchen
before something catches on fire, so...
- Hey, Mom. - What?
- Don't work too hard, okay? - Who, me?
Hey, I've got Dad's watch now,
so you've got to let me look after you sometimes.
Oh, so now you're the man of the house?
Does that mean you're gonna start doing your own laundry?
Yeah, I didn't think so. Didn't think so.
Yeah, get out of here.
- Love you. - Go be a sports guy.
Alright, who's open, who's open? Good, Jackson!
Tyler, it's yours, one touch! One touch, Tyler! One touch!
Alright, come on. Reset, Candy Wolves, reset.
Tyler, try passing the ball.
It's a good idea.
Yeah, okay, Jackson, try it again.
Good. Good, good, good.
Good, good, good. One touch, Tyler.
CJ!
Bring it in.
What's going on, CJ?
- I... I didn't see him. - You didn't see him?
That seems to be happening a lot with you lately,
and you were late for practice twice this week.
You're on thin ice, pal.
It's not his fault the play doesn't work.
I'm sorry, Tyler. You have something to say to me?
I said it's a set play we never even use,
so lay off him, Coach.
You know something?
I am this close to writing you both up.
Wait, Coach. This is on me.
I didn't get his eyes on the ball before the pass.
It's not his fault.
Well, if you backed each other up like this on the field,
we wouldn't be having this conversation.
You've got to stick together when it counts.
Am I clear? - Yes, Coach.
Alright, hit the showers.
And CJ, this is your last warning.
No more screw-ups, I'm serious. Go on.
Got you, Coach.
There you go! Have a great day, see you next time. Hey!
I have to say, that meatball sandwich blew me away!
Please...
Pass my compliments to the chef.
I... will mention that to the chef,
because that's me, and I'll tell myself on my next break.
This is your place?
This is my... this is my place.
So, I...
I should forget to bring my lunch more often.
Well, uh, tomorrow's special is a Reuben,
and uh, the chef raves about it.
Guess I'll see you then.
Uh... that guy was definitely hitting on you.
I sounded like a bumbling fool.
Oh, my God. How is this still going on?
Uh, because they clearly haven't figured out how
to drill to the center of the Earth yet.
Man, I just don't get it.
CJ was like a starting player last year.
But now it seems like he's somewhere else.
Well, maybe he just doesn't have what it takes.
That, or he's found something more important to care about
than soccer practice.
Well, let me guess. It's Coach.
The team sponsors just love you,
and you're all playing minigolf over the weekend.
No, it's just Mom
and she wants my help at the restaurant tonight.
You know, you're the only person I know
who actively enjoys spending time with their mom.
- Yeah.
If I hadn't lost my license,
you wouldn't catch me dead with my parents.
Uh, hey, man, about the San Fran scholarship,
Coach said I was the only one on the shortlist.
I'm sorry, man.
- That's awesome. Congrats, man. - You're not mad?
No, no, I didn't want to go pro anyways.
And besides, I've been busy over the summer.
Capitalized on a business opportunity, huh?
Check this out. - Oh, whoa!
How'd you score that? - That's a great question.
How exactly did you pay for that, Tyler?
We'd all love to know.
Smart investments.
I think it was you who told me
that I really need to understand the value of a dollar.
Don't play games with me, Tyler.
What kind of trouble are you getting into now?
It's none of your business, Victor.
I am your father, so it's very much my business,
so you can either tell me where the money's coming from,
or you can enjoy a long walk home.
Hmm? No? Fine.
Your mother might be a pushover,
but I am done being your personal chauffeur.
I guess he thinks that tough love thing
is character building.
He'd have to actually care to try something like that, no.
You know, I think he just likes taking things away from me.
That sucks. I'm sorry, man.
Victor's just here to try and prove a point to my mom.
Not that she's ever around to notice anyways.
Did something happen?
You know, after Dad's accident,
I talked to Coach about it a lot. It helped.
- You mean Uncle Pete? - Yes, Uncle Pete.
Yeah, of course he helped you, you're the golden boy.
I can't wait to get out of here.
Oh, great. Now work needs me in early,
and I'm on the wrong side of town.
- Oh, I can drive you. - You sure?
It's pretty far, man.
Yeah, man. It's no problem.
I'll just call Mom, tell her I'll be late. No biggie.
Okay. I'll give you two a moment.
Here we are.
This is work?
Yeah. Bored stuffed shirts
and some fancy social club pays to host their parties.
Serving canapés, stuff like that.
You make big money doing this?
Pay a lot for athletes. You want to come in?
I mean, you are 18 now. Could always use the extra body.
Thanks, but no, I can't.
I told my mom I would help her with dishes at the restaurant.
- Thrilling. - Yeah, well...
Your loss, man,
Alright, bud. Have fun.
- Maria! - Over here!
Hey!
Every time. Every time I come in this place, I...
I know. You half expect to see Harry
standing over there with some crazy marinade
he wants you to try, right?
Yeah.
So, what's up? You, uh, need a jar opened, or something?
That was one time.
Um...
What's this?
"As part of our development strategy,
we are interested in acquiring Moments Pastry."
A buyout offer. - Mm-hmm.
From Alum Group,
the developers that are doing all the work next door.
That's a lot of zeros.
You hungry? I, uh, made you a sandwich. Here.
Are you, uh... Are you thinking about selling?
- The truth is...
We never turned a huge profit.
Harry's insurance paid off the mortgage on the house,
so we'll be fine.
But I took out a loan to build the new bar,
and with all this construction happening everywhere,
it's chasing all the customers away.
We could lose Moments.
Well...
I feel like I'm letting him down.
Now, that's not true.
You'd be looking out for your family,
and that was the most important thing to Harry, you know that.
Since Michelle left me,
and after Harry's accident,
you know, I think I finally see where he was coming from.
Yeah, I know.
The point is,
you have a smart, well-adjusted kid who loves you.
You gotta hang onto that.
This is just a place.
Well, I am not going to give up without a fight.
Of course.
I have been working on a new takeout menu.
Oh, you should see what's on it!
- Speaking of which... - Mm-hmm?
- Can I take that to go? - Sure.
Great. Did you want me to walk you home?
Uh, I can make it three blocks on my own, but thank you.
But hey, if I find any jars that need opening, I'll let you know.
Uh-huh.
Very funny. I'll see you tomorrow.
- Bye. - Thanks for the sandwich.
You're welcome.
- Hey, Mom. - Hey! Jackson!
Did you hear me talking to Uncle Pete?
Great.
Are we really gonna lose Moments?
The only thing you need to worry about are your exams
and this scholarship.
Mom, you don't need to carry this all by yourself.
I want to help.
We're okay, I promise.
And honey, if you really, if you really want to help me,
you could come a little earlier next time
and help me do the dishes.
- Ah...
Okay, deal. Just...
Could you keep me in the loop from now on?
Of course.
See you at home. - See you at home.
Jackson! - Hey, Ty.
Um, about that job, what exactly is involved?
It's easy. You just stand around, serve them drinks,
laugh at their jokes, and see what happens.
Doesn't sound so bad.
But would I have to wear one of those masks?
Those are just for fun.
Everyone loosens up with a mask on.
Don't worry, we'll sort you out.
We'll talk to the boss and--
I... I gotta go, talk later.
Somebody there?
Oh my gosh!
I can't believe how many people went for the new stuff!
Well, you can thank Harry for that.
The takeout menu was his idea. - Oh...
We were gonna launch it together.
Wow.
Yeah, well, it felt like now or never.
Plus it means people don't have to sit through that.
Hmm. Hey, why don't we have Jackson helping us out today?
Uh, he is studying at Tyler's house tonight.
They've got exams.
Oh. Thanks. He's such a good kid.
I saw you outside the other night, didn't I?
So, you decided to take the plunge after all.
Uh, yeah, I guess.
Would you like me to give you the grand tour?
There you are. Come on. Everyone's waiting.
Come on. Up the stairs.
Looked like you needed a way out. She can be a bit much.
I'm Myles, by the way. - Jackson.
Is it that obvious I'm new?
For starters, you forgot your mask.
No worries, Tyler keeps spares around here somewhere.
Keep it with you, you can bring it next time.
Oh, uh, no, this is just a one-off thing.
All the more reason to mask up, then.
I thought that we'd be serving drinks,
but looks like people are just hanging out?
Don't worry, you don't have to do anything you don't want to.
New hosts always get a lot of attention,
but if you don't want to play along for the big tips,
you can clear glasses, or do kitchen prep or something.
Oh. So, when I saw people heading upstairs, that was...
Welcome to the service industry.
Hmm.
Who are all these people?
All part of the Blue Fox social club.
Invite only, very fancy.
So, who runs the show?
- Whoa. - Oh.
This really is easy money, huh?
I guess.
Looking for something?
Uh, spare mask for the new guy.
Mm-hmm. That's all?
- Yeah, we'll get out of here. - Yeah.
Uh, maybe you should show me what's in your pockets first.
I'm just kidding.
But the boss doesn't like people going through his stuff,
so just be careful.
Can't have anyone knowing you were here, right?
Ooh, I want that one.
Yeah, there you go, man.
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Thanks, dude. - Alright, have fun.
Beth, is that you?
Whoa!
Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you.
The door was open, so I just... - I can't keep you away, can I?
We're not even open yet.
I'm not here for the sandwich this time. I ac...
I don't think I ever actually introduced myself. I'm Rocco.
The foreman doing the work next door.
Oh. The work next door that's driving all my customers away.
Listen, I come in peace, but,
um, could I check your pipes? It's important.
- Uh, sure, yeah. Yeah, uh... - Great. Great, great, great.
Alright, let's run it again!
Okay, Jackson, find your man. Push it to the wing.
Remember the play. Who's open? Remember the play!
Guys, guys! If you can't do it in a practice,
how you gonna do it in a game?
Alright, that's it for today, bring it in. Tyler!
Nice pass.
Hey. What is going on with you?
I've never seen you fumble that play.
I'm just a little tired today. Yeah.
Jackson, those scouts could be here at any time.
You can't afford to be tired, man.
Okay, yeah. It won't happen again.
Alright. Come on, you got this, alright?
- Yeah. - Go on.
Get out.
Okay, really, my hands are tied.
- Get out! - Okay, forget it.
Uh...
- Ugh! - Hi...
What was that about?
Gas pipes. I guess, uh, they need replacing too.
Well, could we run an outdoor grill or something
while it's being fixed?
Beth.
Who's that?
Someone from a Alum Group, I think.
Hey, I don't know what you did last night,
but boy, were you a hit.
You can double that next time.
I mean, you saw the kind of cash we were pulling in there.
Uh, thanks, but I'm not doing that again.
It was... It was a lot.
Just trying to help you, man.
I'm sorry, how much?
You have got to be kidding me, they're just pipes!
Yeah, I will... I will figure something out.
Mm-hmm. So you can definitely come by tomorrow?
Alright, great, I will be there. Thanks.
- Mom!
- Hey! How was practice? - Oh, it was so great.
What's going on here?
Uh, it's nothing. It's just, we need some repairs,
but it's all under control.
Oh, okay, so this wouldn't help, then.
Um...
Where... Where did you get this?
Would you believe I won the school math prize
and they pay cash?
No, I would not.
- It was worth a shot.
Now, I, uh... I got a new job in events.
It's late nights, but they've had a hard time keeping staff,
so they gave me a solid advance.
I don't even know what to say, I...
Remember what we said about me looking after you sometimes?
I think you said that.
Okay, first of all, a job?
You gotta focus on your scholarship, honey.
And this money, I...
Yes, it would help, but I don't...
Do not feel right taking this from you.
Mom, Mom. I did this for Moments, okay?
For the family restaurant. Okay, so just please, take it.
Come here.
I love you, Mom.
I love you too.
I gotta run, okay? I'll catch you later.
Hey, Jackson!
Hey, Ty!
- The golden boy returns! - Yeah.
Everyone's been asking about you.
So? Ready to make some real money?
I guess so, yeah.
Didn't think I'd see you again.
I, uh... Well, I guess I changed my mind.
Hi, Myles.
Hey.
Have fun.
- Everything cool? - I'm good.
There's not much more to tell, really.
I've only worked here a couple of months.
I haven't even met the boss.
But one more thing, you should skip the Full Moon Party.
They get out of control, and not in a good way.
Got it.
So, why did you come back?
Oh, well, uh...
Before my dad died, my parents started a restaurant,
and it's just been in some trouble, so...
Must be some restaurant.
It's important to us.
Can't imagine doing something like that for my folks.
You're not close?
Safe to say we do not get along.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Eh, they're just people.
But with the money from these parties, I'm gonna go to Seattle
to be with my sister and my nephews.
Oh... Oh, shoot, I've gotta go.
You're good? - Okay.
- Good morning! - Good morning.
Alright.
Everything okay?
Yeah, just tired.
Yeah, well, this should fix you right up.
How'd you sleep?
- Uh, yeah, slept well. Mm-hmm. - Good.
Help yourself. - Okay.
Uh, I'm gonna go get my backpack.
I'll just be right back.
Um, okay, but don't let it get cold!
Yeah, I need to just change my sweater too.
Hmm...
Uh, I'm running late, so I gotta go. Sorry about breakfast.
Mmm. How's, uh, Tyler doing, by the way?
- Uh, he's fine. Yeah. - Great.
Okay, and this, uh, this new job of yours,
they're not asking too much of you?
Uh... I mean, at first, it was pretty hard,
but I think I got the hang of it. Yeah.
Anyways, I gotta go. Love you, Mom.
Looking good, golden boy.
- What are you doing? - It was just a joke.
Tyler, delete those right now, okay?
What if somebody sees them?
Calm down, man. Your secret's safe with me.
Hey. Move that.
So, what do you think?
It just looks like a party to me, Maria.
I mean, a lot of the guys do it.
- But they're underage. - I know.
I should tell someone, right?
Like the school or Tyler's parents?
No, you know what those two are like.
Yeah, barely knew their son was even on the team.
Yeah, exactly. Listen, I... I know you're worried,
and you're right, it's not like Jackson, but kids will do this.
The truth is, he's working hard at practice,
he's still on track for San Francisco, he's okay.
- I know, but it's-- - Just let me talk to them, ok?
I'll crack some heads, I'll put the fear in them.
I do this all the time, believe me.
Okay, I just think that--
Oh, it's the gas line contractor.
I totally forgot that was today.
Hello? Hi.
Yeah, I am so sorry, I had to step out for a family emergency.
I can be back in...
No, you can't wait ten minutes?
Next month?
Okay, yep. Yeah, fine, whatever.
They're gonna close us down.
And this never happens again, am I clear?
Yeah. Yeah, we sure are, Coach.
Oh. Oh, late again.
What, did you stop for a nap? Maybe you should have.
I was up late studying.
Yeah, well, don't get dumped for plagiarism,
that was Tyler's excuse.
- Uh, well, next time I'll-- - Next time?
Jackson, listen to me. The scout is out there today.
You have to get your head in the game right now, alright?
You understand? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.
- See you on the field. - Yeah.
Hey, Mom! Oh-ho-ho! Guess what?
The scout came by training today, mmm!
I was so in the zone! I really think I got a shot.
Tyler set me up with this one, and I just got it, I was...
Boom! Just got that right in there, right down the center.
It was beautiful! The scout saw it all. And, and...
They gave me another bonus! - Jackson, sit down.
Okay...
This, uh, job of yours...
What exactly are you doing there?
- Where did you get this? - Does it matter?
'Cause you know what it looks like to me?
It looks like there are people taking advantage of my son.
You're going through my phone now?
This is serious, Jackson!
Mom, what was I supposed to do? Okay?
In case you hadn't noticed, we're gonna lose Moments!
Okay, a restaurant is not worth your self-respect!
Okay, I know this seems like easy money,
but I am begging you, please, stop.
- Mom, I can help. - Okay. I know.
I know you want to help.
Honey, I am so grateful to have such a wonderful, kind son.
This? Whatever this is,
it's scaring me, Jackson.
This scares me.
Okay. Okay.
No more hosting, I got it. Look...
I don't want you to worry, so I'll stop.
Well, that's a relief.
No more secrets, okay?
Deal.
But what about Moments?
Okay, look.
I'm sure I'm gonna land this scholarship,
so why don't we just use my college fund
to help keep the restaurant open?
No, we don't need to do that, we can find another way.
No, no, seriously. He left it to me, right?
Then, that's what I'll do. So let's use it.
Uh...
I already did.
What?
I, uh, I took out a loan to build the new bar.
You remember how it was, the builders, they kept messing up
and having to start over again, and it was just one thing
after another after another, and it just--
So, you were never gonna tell me.
The restaurant is the last piece of your dad that I have.
Okay, Jackson, please! Please.
No more secrets, huh?
I'm so sorry.
You know I would've given it to you if you'd just asked.
I couldn't.
I couldn't ask you for... for that.
- But you could just take it?
I can't believe you are lecturing me about self-respect.
I mean, it's nearly 3 AM, what does Tyler want now?
Attention.
Everyone's here?
Great.
Business has been better than ever, thanks to you guys,
so I convinced the boss to let me go out
and get you guys a little something.
Did you guys hear that?
Wow, this is, like, super nice, actually.
Wow. These are...
These are actually really pricey.
Thanks, man, this is... this is awesome.
Well, anything for the golden boy, right?
Dude. What the heck, man?
Tyler, what are you doing?
You can never be too prepared, right?
What? I had to get something for myself.
Whoa, whoa. Uh...
Bang!
- Tyler. Put the gun away. - Huh?
Okay.
Relax. I'd never hurt you guys.
Who else wants their gift?
Jackson?
What?
Hey. Um...
I just wondered if you were
gonna be home for dinner tonight.
Okay, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Honey...
It's about Moments, okay?
There is something you should know, and, could we talk--
- Okay, I'm running late, Mom. - Okay...
Jackson?
What the...
- Mom! - Uh, just a second!
- Mom, guess what I just got. - Did you, uh, forget something?
Unbelievable.
Yo! Yo, everyone look at this!
Everyone come around and look at this!
Yo, look what I found in Jackson's coat!
- No, come on. - No, no.
- No, no, come on, man, don't. - You got it.
- No, no, no, no. - Jackson got the scholarship!
Hey, hey, boys, boys! What's going on?
Our golden boy finally got his golden ticket!
- Is that true? - Yeah.
Hey, look, I just wanted to say,
I know your dad would be real proud of you.
I'm proud of you. Okay?
- Thanks, Uncle Pete. - Yeah.
Come on. Hey, guys?
What do you say, with this news,
we work Jackson extra hard to make sure he's in proper shape
for college ball, huh?
Huh? Alright, come on, spread out and warm up!
Ooh! It says, "partial scholarship".
Yeah.
That's a big chunk of change they're asking for
to make up the difference, huh?
Too many late nights, I guess.
Hey, well, good news is we got the full moon party tonight.
And now we got a reason to celebrate.
Uh, thanks, man, but I'm done with parties.
You serious? You can be a massive earner.
I'll find some other way. It's all good. Thanks, though.
Hey, you hearing this?
Scholarship boy's too good for us now.
No, no, that's not what I meant. That's not what I meant.
You asked me to be a part of this.
Look, I know, but it's just...
If anybody finds out, like...
I can't risk this blowing up everything.
With the scholarship, and with my mom, and with Pete...
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it'd be terrible if this got out.
Especially to like, the scholarship board.
I don't think they'd be too impressed
with your little side hustle.
Probably not.
Maybe we should send them an invite. Some pictures.
Show them what you're really made of.
Why would you do that?
Or you can just come along tonight,
and we'll have a great time.
Uh, yeah, sure. Why not?
- Okay. - Hmm...
- That's the spirit. - Yeah.
- See you later, golden boy. - Alright.
It's so not the end of the world.
I know it's not exactly what you wanted,
but it's still pretty amazing.
Yeah.
How come you're not more excited?
I've just got a lot on my mind, I guess.
For example?
Well, for starters,
the restaurant's in serious trouble.
The city shut us down.
And Tyler, he's messing with me.
He made some joke about showing some photos of me
at the Blue Fox to the scholarship board.
- Whoa! - I don't know,
maybe he's just lashing out. But...
he said he wants me to go to the Full Moon Party tonight.
- No. Bad idea. - I know.
I know, but I can't just leave it like this.
Knowing that he could blow up my life
whenever he feels like it. - Okay,
so what do you want to do?
I want to get his phone and delete the photos.
Seriously?
That sounds extremely risky.
Yeah, it is.
That's why I could use some backup.
- Maria. - Hey, where are you going?
I thought you guys had training tonight.
No, the boys asked if they could duck out early
to go celebrate. - Celebrate?
Yeah, celebrate Jackson getting the scholarship
and getting his letter, and...
What?
And he didn't tell you.
I did something awful.
And, uh...
I don't think he's ever going to trust me again.
Hey, look. Whatever it is,
parents make mistakes all the time.
Doesn't make you a bad person.
Jackson's a great kid,
maybe he just needs some time, you know?
He'll come around.
Just...
I feel like I'm losing him.
You know, if it wasn't for Moments and Harry,
I would be packing him up
and taking him to San Francisco right now.
Well, Maria, maybe you should.
I gotta go. Um...
Look, let's just talk about it later, okay?
It's gonna be alright.
Where is everyone?
Uh, apparently, uh...
Apparently, practice was cancelled.
Um...
It's, uh, it's Victor, right?
Tyler's dad?
Um, I'm Jackson's mom. - Maria, I remember.
I take it your kid didn't loop you in either.
I told Tyler's mom I'd make an effort, but...
Look, could I just...
Do you have a second?
I just want to talk to you about Jackson
and, uh, Tyler.
What's he done now?
Um...
Tyler sent this photo to Jackson.
Teenagers at a party? That's what this is about?
No, it's about more than that. It's about the masks
and... and the drinking, and there are people here
who are way older than them,
and, and there's money involved.
So this is about money?
It's about keeping our kids safe.
- Well, good luck with that.
I don't know about Jackson,
but Tyler's always thought that the rules
don't apply to him.
Takes after his mother that way.
So, you don't care about this?
Like, you don't wanna know what this place is? Because I do.
He's 18.
Young people make stupid choices
and we all have to live with them.
Nothing personal, but I wouldn't even know where to look.
Hey, this is number five, you know what to do.
Well, hello there.
No need to be shy.
But if you want to use the club, you should probably
use the front door rather than hiding in the shadows.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
There are kids in there. - Everyone's over 18.
And what are you implying?
We're only teaching these fine young adults
the value of hard work.
We all need a little one-on-one mentoring,
don't you think?
I think I'm going to get this place shut down
and tell everybody what kind of people you really are.
I don't think you will.
But even if you could prove it,
all of the guests here are upstanding members
of the community.
And you wouldn't want to get on our bad side.
- What's going on here? - I'm here for my son.
My teenage son. - Well, that's my cue.
Maybe I'll see you inside.
CJ? This is absurd.
Where's Jackson? - Whoa, whoa, hey, hey.
That's none of your business.
You're hurting me!
Get your hands off me!
I am calling the police on this place.
Go on, if you want to see Jackson in prison.
What?
You know what he's doing here, don't you?
Go on, make your call.
That's what I thought.
Hey, this isn't like you, CJ.
Get lost, Mrs. Dawes.
Before you or somebody else gets hurt.
We've got a bit of a situation going on.
Hey, hey! What happened?
Look, I just ran into Mrs. Dawes outside, okay?
She's asking about Jackson.
She's threatening to call the police and shut
this whole thing down.
I-I dealt with it for now.
What are we gonna do about her?
It's fine.
Enjoy the party. I'll take care of this. Trust me.
There he is!
What do you want, Tyler?
Everyone is in such a mood today.
Can I just have a drink with my friend to celebrate?
- No thanks, I'm good. - Jackson!
I know I can get wrapped up in all this, okay?
Sometimes I take things too far.
I shouldn't have leaned on you like that, I'm sorry.
It's just...
You got out, man. You did it.
And I think I was just a little jealous of that.
Jealous?
Not just about the scholarship stuff, but...
you know what my family's like.
Seeing what you have with your mom, with Coach.
But the point is, I was a jerk.
I'm really happy for you. Honest.
If you say so.
Hey!
What?
Delete whatever you want.
I think we should call it a night.
Seriously, Myles?
Thanks, man. I appreciate it.
What are friends for, eh?
I'll see you upstairs. - Alright.
What is going on? Did he catch you looking through the phone?
No, I... It's kind of weird.
We talked about it and then he let me delete all the photos.
What? I don't buy that.
I don't know, I guess maybe he just freaked out
when he thought that I was bailing.
And... well, honestly, his family just messed him up.
Both you and I know what that's like, right?
Sure, yeah. But I still think we should go.
Okay. I told Tyler I would stay
for just a little bit longer, but now we actually
have something to celebrate.
Here.
Thank you. And hey...
Thanks for having my back in this.
I could not have done this without you.
Fine, okay? One drink.
One drink.
- That was not good. - No.
You coming or what?
- Come on, let's go upstairs. - I'll be right there.
It's Myles. It's Myles.
I... I think he's dead.
He wouldn't even have been here if it wasn't for me.
That doesn't matter now.
Finished?
Uh, yeah. Uh, the room's locked.
And he definitely wasn't there last night
when I let out the final guests.
I guess he woke up in the middle of the night
and he was trying to go down the stairs and...
So no one saw anything.
Yeah, man. But Myles...
Myles is...
What do we do?
I need to make a call.
I'll meet you at school.
Hey, this is number five, you know what to do.
Hey.
So, do you want to go to the cops, or...
I don't know.
I mean, I don't want to make it worse for Jackson.
I don't know what to do. He didn't come home last night
and he's not returning my calls.
Well, have you tried the owner?
What do you mean?
The bigger places over on that side are holiday homes, right?
Luxury rentals most of the year.
So if we find out who put up the listing,
then maybe we could just--
We could find out who the owners are.
- Yeah. - They might not even
know what's going on. - Yeah, and we could probably
get them to shut it down.
Hold on one sec. - Beth?
Yeah?
Thank you.
When Pete didn't answer his phone,
I didn't know who else to call.
Don't worry about it. One sec.
Okay.
So, here we go.
It looks like...
Yup.
The property is being managed by one Christine Clayworth,
working for Alum Group.
What? That's the property development company.
It's been dealt with.
Dealt with? Like...
Do you really want to know that?
No one will find him.
And if anyone asks,
we all saw Myles leaving the party last night.
And he couldn't stop talking about his plan
to go hitchhiking to Seattle, right?
I don't know, man.
Hey, you good?
I just... Look, I'm gonna skip class and get out of here.
Okay? This is a lot. I-I...
We can't change our regular schedules
more than we already have. So for you, CJ,
this is just going to be another normal school day.
And then you're going to go to your family barbecue.
And you...
During your free period, you go to the bank
and deposit your tuition cheque.
You remember that? The one I gave you.
- Yeah, I remember. - Yeah.
Just like nothing ever happened.
Right?
Right.
Yeah, whatever man.
Good. And we're all going to the next Blue Fox event.
No reason to make the members suspicious of anything.
So what, Tyler? So we just act like none of this ever happened?
Myles just, what? Myles just disappears?
Myles had a family, okay? They deserve to know at least!
Come on, you know what his parents were like.
Jackson, do you think Myles would want us to ruin our lives
because of some stupid accident?
I don't know, man. But maybe that's what we deserve.
That's not your decision to make.
Oh, Mommy. You gonna take that?
Good call.
It would be terrible if you had another tragedy in the family.
I'm sorry, what's that supposed to mean?
Hey, hey!
Team's here, alright?
I am sure that's the woman I saw at the party.
I knew I had seen her before.
Maria, we've really got to go to the cops.
No, she'll deny everything.
Unless I can prove she was there.
Wait a second. Wait, wait, wait.
Yeah. Yeah, that'd do it.
I think it's time I plan to have a little chat
with Christine Clayworth.
- I'll get us some coffee. - Okay.
Beth?
What?
Uh... I found this on the kitchen counter.
I was like, just in there.
It's her. It's them.
They're just trying to scare us.
What? Okay, Maria,
I think that we need to take a minute and--
No. This doesn't change anything.
- Doesn't it? I mean... - No.
I'm not giving up on Jackson.
That's not what I'm saying, I'm--
Afraid. You're just scared, I get it.
Okay? And Beth, I don't want to put you in danger.
No, that's not what I'm saying. I just--
Um...
- Hey, what's up? - Uh... You know what? Go home.
I'm going to call you tomorrow, okay? Thank you.
Okay. What? Why are...
You're already late on delivery.
Christine isn't happy.
We're already two weeks behind. - Hey!
I might need to call you back.
Was this your plan from the start?
- What? - I will not be intimidated.
- Oh, I think that's clear. - But to threaten my son!
- Okay, seriously, what the... - Maria. Hey.
Sorry. Can I talk to you for a second?
Okay, hold up. What's all this about?
Hey, it's a family matter, okay? Alright?
No, look at this!
- Come on. - He put this in my kitchen!
Hey, I'm sorry I didn't call you,
I left my phone at home. What is going on out there?
You don't understand. Okay?
Jackson is in trouble. And I can't get ahold of him.
He won't answer. - Hey, hey, hey. Maria, relax.
I just saw him at school, he's in class.
Jackson is fine. What's going on?
Christine Clayworth and Rocco, that foreman.
They think they can just chase us out of town.
Whoever wrote this, Maria, they mean business.
They could come after you.
They could come after Jackson.
No, this is serious.
So, maybe I just...
Maybe I just give them what they want.
Look, whatever you decide,
you know that I'll back you, right?
I just need to make sure nothing happens to you
and nothing happens to Jackson.
I don't want you guys getting hurt.
Hey, maybe, think about it.
Alright? Go home, take a few days off.
Forget about the restaurant for a few days.
- And Jackson? - I got Jackson.
I'll be there for last period.
I'll bring him back, you go home,
and then we'll talk it through.
Hey.
It's gonna be okay.
Just don't do anything crazy.
It's gonna be alright.
Hi, your company made an offer on my restaurant
and I'd like to discuss terms.
I'd like to talk to Christine Clayworth.
- Jackson, wait! - The bank is gonna close, CJ.
You can't go there.
Why not?
Tyler's out of control, man.
He thought you were gonna snitch about Myles.
And just now, when he saw you in town,
well, he...
What did you do, CJ?
Look, I'm getting out of town, okay?
Maybe you should think about doing the same.
Don't go to the bank, Jackson.
I spoke to Christine Clayworth.
It is so much worse than I thought.
She threatened me and now I think Jackson's in danger.
Just calm down, Maria.
We don't know that Jackson is hurt. Where are you?
I... I came home. I didn't know what else to do!
Okay, I'm going to the school now.
I need to know that he's safe.
No, listen to me. He's still angry at you.
If you humiliate him at school, you could chase him off,
and who knows where he'll end up then. Just...
let me handle it, okay?
Okay. Okay, just let me know.
Mom? Mom, are you here?
Hey, Mom, it's me.
Look, I don't have a lot of time, but...
But I'm sorry, Mom, I didn't mean to put you in any danger.
But you don't have to worry about it anymore,
because I'm going to be going away for a little bit.
That way you'll be safe. But I just needed to tell you
before I left. Tyler, he's out of control.
Hey, whatcha doing?
I'm leaving town.
Okay? You win. - Yeah?
Because it sounded like you were telling on me to Mommy.
This isn't a game, Tyler, okay?
Myles is dead because of us.
Myles is dead because he was drunk.
No, no, he wasn't. My...
He had one drink that night, the drink that I gave him.
Okay, that drink you...
That drink that you gave me.
I am done letting you push me around.
Is that so?
What do you think, Harry?
Hey, hey, hey! Stop! Stop! Yo, stop!
Hey, hey. You alright, man?
I'm calling 911.
No, no, no, no. Just take me to Moments.
Hello?
What?
Hey, where is he? - He's right there.
He's a little banged up and his ankle might be twisted,
but he'll be okay. - Okay, thanks.
I'll be right back. I'll go get some ice.
Alright.
Hey.
Hey, Mom.
Rocco thinks you might have a twisted ankle.
Oh my... - Mm-hmm. Yeah, it's okay.
It's okay.
Mom...
Mom, I'm... I'm so sorry.
It was just supposed to be some quick cash
to keep the restaurant going,
but then Tyler kept pushing.
And I didn't want to do it, but every single time
I tried to stop, he always-- - Hey, Jackson, listen to me.
You have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of.
Nothing.
I love you, and I always will.
Mom...
my friend Myles...
- Yeah. - Um, so...
At one of the parties,
Tyler put something in his drink. And...
And what?
- And, um...
Tyler tried to, uh...
Well, Tyler hid the body to cover it all up.
And I don't know what to do.
Mom, I'm so scared. - Okay, okay, okay.
Okay. Here's what we're going to do.
We're going to go to the police, okay?
No matter what happens, I will be standing right with you.
Hey.
I remembered I had these in the site office.
- Thanks. - There you go, Champ.
Thanks.
Um, thanks.
Um, we're...
We're gonna go to the police.
Maybe you can come down and make a statement.
Sure.
Um, just let me know when you're heading to the station
and I'll meet you there.
Thanks, Rocco.
He's a good guy.
You're lucky he was around.
Yeah.
Don't scare me like this.
When Tyler jumped me...
I've ruined everything.
Nah, it's just a little... Just a little banged up.
Trust me, there's nothing that can't be fixed.
Okay? Oh...
I love you so much. - I love you too.
- Sure you're okay? - Yeah, Mom,
I can put on my own seatbelt.
I, uh, I spoke with Pete and he was really shocked
about what's going on with the team,
and he wants to help,
so he's going to meet us at the station.
Jackson?
Jackson!
Jackson, wake up.
Hey, hey.
Right here. - My backpack?
Hey.
Hey, are you okay?
- What's going on? - I don't know.
Shh. - Are you okay?
I'm okay. I'm okay.
Mom. In my backpack,
in the main pocket, there's a gun.
You gotta...
Why couldn't they let this go?
I didn't want for anyone to get hurt.
My son might disagree.
You don't understand.
These people that...
I'm sorry you got dragged into all this, Mrs. Dawes.
How...
How did you get involved
in all of this?
I just wanted to save some money, you know?
Hmm.
It was kind of fun at first.
It's not too late, Tyler. You can just let us go.
You don't understand.
There are some bad people watching me closely.
If I can't convince you to let this go...
they're going to kill both of you. And me.
And my parents.
And you believe them?
They have tabs on everyone in town.
You don't understand the people that come to these parties.
They know everyone's dirty little secrets.
Like what happened to Myles.
- That was an accident. - Liar!
You're just a murderer. You're nothing more
than just a murderer and a coward!
Stop saying that.
You don't understand, it was an accident.
You're a murderer and a coward!
Get away from him.
Please. Please.
Just tell me Tyler, is any of this true? Huh?
Or is it just a big lie?
Is there really a Blue Fox Club or is it just you?
Well...
Not just me.
Mom! Uncle Pete! What are you doing?!
Give me the gun. Sit down, sit down.
Sit down! Sit down! - What are you doing?
You were behind all of this?
Are you kidding me?
He can barely set up training dummies.
No, no. This is my show. He's just a supporting act.
What? No. What... What about the boss?
The boss...
I just needed somebody for you to respect.
To fear.
Besides, who would believe that a teenager
would do all this, anyways?
Pete.
Why?
Actually,
we have our own little secret.
Isn't that right, Dad?
What?
Uh...
Give me a minute with them.
- What? No. - Tyler! Now.
Go.
Okay, look.
Um...
Maria, you were supposed to leave.
The threat.
That was you. How could you?
Because I wanted you to get out of town. Out of danger.
But you couldn't leave it alone.
You wouldn't... You'd do anything you could for your son?
What are you talking about?
I had an affair,
and it cost me my marriage.
And then I found out she was pregnant.
Gloria.
Tyler's mother.
Look, I thought I could give him a nudge
in the right direction. His parents...
parents, they treated him like an inconvenience.
He didn't need a coach.
He needed a real father.
But, Maria, he came to me.
He said he needed my help. H-He needed money.
He said he was in debt to some bad people,
but as soon as I found out what he was using the cash for...
Jackson.
I swear, I never wanted you to get hurt.
I swear.
Okay, we don't have time for this.
You can't keep us in here, Tyler.
Okay, people would have seen us,
they'll come looking for us.
Will they, though?
I wasn't kidding about a bunch of people in this town
having secrets they want kept secret.
Good reason to keep people away from this place, huh?
She is right, though. We can't keep them here.
No, listen to me. I can talk to them,
I'll bring them around. They're family.
- She tried to shoot me. - Come on.
You think they're ever going to let this go?
Really?
Fine.
Tyler, no! No, no!
Tyler, no, no! No!
No! No, Tyler!
Tyler! - Pete!
- How could you do that?! - Sit down!
- How could you?! - Sit down! Sit down!
- Pete! - Sit down! Sit down!
Okay, okay, okay!
You're nothing more than a murderer!
Stop saying that! It's not true!
You're a coward and a murderer!
You're delusional!
- It was an accident! - Tyler!
It was an accident!
Mom, run! Tyler, no!
Tyler!
Mrs. Dawes?
I don't want to hurt you.
Really?
Tyler.
You know, if you had just listened to me
from the beginning, none of this would have happened.
I know, I know. I want to listen to you now,
but I just can't listen to you when you have a gun in my face.
Stop talking to me like I'm some child,
I'm not a child, okay?
- I don't mean to, I'm so sorry. - Stop it!
We're going upstairs.
- Hey, Tyler! - No!
How'd you get here, man?
Your dad finally made his choice.
I just can't win, can I?
Chalk it up to another one for the golden boy, huh?
You know what?
Coach isn't here to save you this time.
You should have listened to him, you know?
Oh yeah? Why is that?
Because it all comes down to teamwork, Ty.
Mom.
How did you know where to send the police?
There was a creepy flyer I found.
I worked on that house, so I knew where it was.
When you didn't show up at the station,
I figured it was where you had to be.
Apparently, that kid kept very thorough notes.
I think the cops are going to be very busy rounding up
everyone involved, including Christine Clayworth.
I'm so glad you showed up in time.
Hey, I need those nachos up!
Oh!
Hey, I didn't think we'd hear from you today.
I always call on Friday.
Uh, yeah, but it's not just any Friday, is it?
How's the bookstore job? How's Kyle?
Uh...
It's fine. Everything's fine, Mom.
How's Uncle Pete doing?
His lawyers say he'll have his court date soon.
Um... but if he's anywhere near a TV,
I know he'll be watching your game today.
Maria, come on, everyone's waiting.
Hey, look who's here!
Hey, kid. Hey, your first college game, boy!
People are still coming in.
Hey, just make sure you win this one,
because I got 20 bucks riding on you. Feel me?
Yes, sir. Okay, guys, I gotta go.
Love you, Mom.
I love you, too. Good luck! Good luck!
Thanks.
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