Cyberthreats... Cyberthreats... have become one of the most
serious threats to our nation. The cyber challenges
we're talking about
are not theoretical. Hackers can shut down
our electric grid... Telecommunications... COMEY:<i>
Our money, our secrets.</i> This is something real. We're already under attack. FEMALE NEWSCASTER 1:<i>
Sony Pictures...</i> Target comes to mind. MALE NEWSCASTER 1:<i>
Sooner or later,
the U.S. will take action.</i> We will respond. MALE NEWSCASTER 2:<i>
The FBI hopes to graduate
hundreds of new cyber agents.</i> We still have a hard time
finding the right people. MALE NEWSCASTER 3:<i> The Bureau's
having trouble finding
enough qualified personnel.</i> The current threat outpaces
our existing authorities. Terrorists... Foreign governments... OBAMA:
Criminals... Hacktivists... The massive distributed
denial of service attack. A new form of warfare. Cyber attacks are
only going to get worse. COMMENTATOR:<i>
The cyber threat
is threat number one.</i> FEMALE NEWSCASTER 2:<i>
And in local news,
a Hillsborough County man</i> has been sentenced
to three years in prison for hacking into
a multinational
agricultural company and posting online
the home addresses and social security numbers
of its board of directors. [TAP SQUEAKING, WATER FLOWING] Seriously? HARRY:<i> Have you remained
in the same residence since
our last meeting?</i> SAM:<i> Yes, sir,
still at my brother's.</i> HARRY:<i> Have you maintained
gainful full-time employment?</i> SAM:<i> Yes, sir,
I'm dutifully employed
in the land of minimum wage.</i> HARRY:<i> In lieu
of paying restitution,</i> <i> you've opted to perform
community service.</i> <i>Have you complied with
the court order for
the required number of hours?</i> SAM:<i> Yes, sir, nothing gives me
more pleasure than seeing
those little rug rats smile.</i> HARRY:<i> Have you
knowingly violated any law</i> <i> at the Municipal, County,
State or Federal level?</i> <i> SAM: I'm as honest
as a politician
during election season.</i> HARRY:<i> Answer
the question, yes or no.</i> SAM:<i> No, sir,
I haven't violated any laws...</i> <i>that I'm specifically aware of.</i> Finally, have you operated
any devices connected
to the Internet, including a computer,
phone, tablet or television? No, sir. I haven't. [ICE CREAM TRUCK MUSIC PLAYING] SAM: I'm telling you,
give me one chance, and I'd hack
those TERRA cells so fast, they'd think I was
in the next room. You think our government's
doing anything about it? No. They rely
on outside groups
like Anonymous to do their dirty work.
To pass them information. And then, they lock up kids
who were just having fun, when it's those kids
they should be hiring. Doesn't that
make you mad? Fools give full vent
to their rage. The wise bring
calm in the end. For Christs' sake,
Stan... And once again, please, my name is David now. You know,
[CLEARS THROAT] David, changing your name doesn't
mean you get to start over. This isn't<i> Halo,</i>
you can't just respawn. You know, I'm willing to
accept my faults and set
a path to correct them. But like a talisman,
my name serves as the key
to the spiritual mindset that I'm trying
to achieve. Doesn't alcohol
do the same thing? You should come to
Bible study with me
sometime. All the answers
are in here. Now, if you'll excuse me,
we have customers. NEWSCASTER:<i> State-sponsored
cyberterrorism, though, isn't
that the FBI's worst nightmare?</i> COMMENTATOR:<i> Yes,
if a rogue terrorist</i> <i> were to perpetrate a hack,
it would be
the worst nightmare.</i> SAM: Yes. JACK: You forget
something? I found this,
stuck between my seats. Wait right there,
I have something for ya. Hi there, Jack. Hello. Beautiful weather
we're having. Are you kiddin' me?
It's hotter than hell
out here. Oh, you know us
southern ladies
never sweat. [CHUCKLES SARCASTICALLY] You came early today. Efficiency's
my middle name. Early isn't efficient,
it's just early. You got
that letter for me? Right. You okay there, son? Mm-hmm. [SIGHS] "Happy Birthday, Tommy. "We remember when you were
just a little boy and now
you're ten." Blah, blah, blah. "Love you very much.
Love Grammy and Granddad." Thank you, Grammy. Mwah. Adam... from Barb. Whoa. Nice to meet you. Stay right there. [CLEARS THROAT] How generous of you. "Dear Adam,
I've never done
anything like this before. Really? "I'm a little embarrassed
but you make me feel
so comfortable. "I can't tell you enough
how much your encouragement "has brought me
out of a very dark place. "I don't know what's
more impressive,
that I'm wearing lingerie, "or that I figured out
the camera timer." Well done. [TOILET FLUSHES] What's up
with the getup? I thought
you were at work? Called in sick. [BEER CAN CRACKS OPEN] [CHUGGING] [BURPS] "Dear, Michael. "Tomorrow will be six years
since you left us. "2,190 days since
they told me you were gone." JOSIE:<i>
That's 2,190 nights dreaming
the same beautiful dream</i> <i> of you next to me.</i> <i> And then the same
horrible nightmare
where you float away...</i> <i> dissolving into darkness.</i> <i> Leaving only that moment
when the doorbell rang.</i> <i> I forgive the soldier.</i> <i> I'm still angry with God.</i> <i> Daisy looks
more like you every day.</i> <i>She has your cute stubbornness
and your intellect, too.</i> <i> But she struggles
connecting with others.</i> <i>I just don't know what to do.</i> <i> I sent her application
to that school for
the gifted in Nashville.</i> <i> It's a long shot,</i> <i> and it's expensive.
Too expensive.</i> <i> But I think you'd
at least want me
to try, wouldn't you?</i> <i>I miss our mornings together.</i> <i>The dawning of each new day
bringing endless possibilities.</i> <i> Days filled with love.</i> <i> Nights filled with laughter.</i> <i> A life full of dreams.</i> <i> But that song has been sung.</i> <i> The harmony's gone.</i> <i> Dad thinks
it's time to move on.</i> <i>That rhetoric is
a poor substitute for action.</i> <i> Doesn't he realize
my Prince Charming
is never coming back?</i> [CAR DOOR SLAMS SHUT] [UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING] [KNOCK ON DOOR] Be right there. Agent Ames. Sam. May I come in? Do I have a choice? You always have a choice.
Some choices are
just better than others. So, what brings you to
this side of the tracks? Ever hear of
the spice trail? Oh, the Indo-European
trade route? Yeah, we learn about it
in school... That's funny, that's very funny, but I'm referring to
the online drug marketplace. Oh, that spice trail. Well, you really should
have been more clear. We infiltrated it a few years
back, and we were hacked. Over 1,000 bitcoin
was stolen. We've only just now
caught up with the trail. Great. Congratulations. However, we're at a dead end. The trail vanishes. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] You think that's funny? It's just, I don't
recall you reaching
a dead end with... with me. I'm sure whoever
you're after is using
an encrypted Tor server just like I did. Yet you were somehow
magically able to find
my IP address. [SIGHS] So, I'm just wondering, why you don't
break the law
to find them as well? Sam, the thing is,
we know the IP address. It was routed through
the same data center
you used. Well, thanks to you,
I'm prohibited
from using the Internet. So, unfortunately,
there's no way
I can help you. Actually,
we think you can. Nobody leaves
a calling card
quite like you, Sam. That's over $10 million
worth of bitcoin, gone. Which would make you
a very rich man. [CAT SCREECHES] Look, I have no idea
who stole your coins or how,
that wasn't my game. If you were willing
to break into Monsanto... Come on,
that was for the people subjected to their
genetically-modified crap. That is a far cry
from stealing assets,
even in the real world. Sam. Do you have the coins? No. I don't have them. Thank you for your time. Should have visited me
in prison. I've missed our little...
conversations. There's always next time. [ICE CREAM TRUCK MUSIC PLAYING] If you were to die today,
how sure are you that
you'll be going to heaven? Well, if God's willing to overlook
that drunken one-night stand
from last week, I'd say I've got
a 50-50 chance. [PHONE CHIMES] You've got
to be kidding me? What is it? Trying to cash out of
this stupid poker game but it's saying
all I get is 1.2 dollars, which is a bunch of crap,
I just took the pot. Well, let me
see that for a sec. Oh, no,
it's not 1.2 dollars, it's 1.2 bitcoin. Those sneaky bastards! I gave them
my credit card. No, it's still real money.
It's just... It's a digital currency
based on a perceived value created by a group of people
who engage in trade,
just like the dollar. Why are you such a dork? So, how do I get my money? In dollars. It's easy, you just... You just cash out
and then convert the dollars
on an exchange. I can do it for you. [DOOR OPENING] SAM: Stanley? Hi, Rachel. We need to talk. Is everything okay?
What's going on? You hacked
the spice trail? Jesus Christ, Stan. Please don't take
the Lord's name in vain. How could you? It was a few years ago. A few years... That isn't what
we were into. It wasn't corporate.
We agreed
to stay corporate. Why would you hack into
a drug marketplace? You went rogue on me. I've already been
to prison once,
I'm not going back again. Why? 'Cause they're
bad people. They sell drugs to kids. They sold drugs
to my sister. They killed her, Sam. I... I can't cover
for you this time. You don't
have to, dude. You didn't do
anything wrong. Tell that
to Agent Ames, he stopped by
this afternoon. What? So, where are
the bitcoins? I lost them. They're gone. Gone? Why is he talking
to you about this? Check your wallet.
Karate cat was angry. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] [BOTH CHUCKLING] I'll... I'll go talk to him. No. I'll
take care of it. He can't
prove anything. [WOMAN GIGGLING] [DOOR OPENING] LARRY: After you, m'lady.
Watch your step. Oh, hey there,
little bro. Meet Nancy. Nancy,
this is dipshit. This is
your brother? NANCY: Mmm. Why don't you come
party with us tonight? It'll be fun. [CLEARS THROAT] Oh, baby, come on,
you know I'm just playing. [SCOFFS] Baby? Babe. Come on, you know
I love you. Babe? Baby? Come on, baby. Are you ready
for a good day
at school today? [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] [CAR ENGINE STARTING] [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] [DOOR SLAMS] Hi. I'm Sam. I like long walks on the beach
and candlelit dinners. Oh, yeah, I'm also
a convicted felon. Recently released from prison, who stole your letter
and staked out your house. Yeah, I know, and you were
expecting Prince Charming. [SIGHS] [SLOW GUITAR MUSIC PLAYING] <i> ♪ Other girls</i> <i> ♪ Just won't say</i> <i> ♪ I know</i> This is so wrong. I don't even have
a driver's license, dude. SAM: Just drive
in a straight line
and slam on the brakes. I'll pretend you hit me.
It'll be fine. That's her. Oh, she's very pretty. What? She is. Remember.
Just like we planned. <i> ♪ Been around the world
I've seen</i> <i> ♪ Enough crying out
from a girl for me</i> <i> ♪ Baby I'm here</i> All right. [CAR ENGINE STARTING] [TIRES SCREECHING] Oh, shit! SAM: Whoa,
watch out! [JOSIE YELPS] [TIRES SCREECHING] Shit. [HIGH-PITCHED FREQUENCY] JOSIE: [MUFFLED]
Are you okay? JOSIE: [MUFFLED]
Can you hear me? Are you hurt? Hi. Come on. Let's get you up. Come on, that's it. SAM: The guy just
came out of nowhere. Hey! Hey! [CAR ENGINE SPUTTERING] Honestly,
it's fine. Wait... Hey! [CAR ALARM BLARING] [TIRES SCREECHING] JOSIE:
Get back here! Are you okay? Yeah, I'm fine. Little... light-headed. Okay, let's
get you inside. Thank you. That's it.
Over here. [SAM SIGHS] Sit down. Oh, my goodness,
your hand. [SAM STUTTERS] Does it hurt? I hadn't even noticed. It was very brave of you.
Thank you. Are you okay? I'll tel you what,
here is my name and number. If you start to feel worse
or get a headache, or just wanna lawyer up
and need a witness... call me. Hi, Josie.
I'm Sam. Hi, Sam. You sure you're okay? Better now. Okay. [TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING] HARRY: Have you remained
in the residence since
our last meeting? Yes, sir. Still living
with my deadbeat brother. Have you maintained
gainful full-time employment? Yep. I'm still
stuck in reverse. In lieu of paying restitution,
you've opted to perform
community service, have you complied with
the court order for
the required number of hours? Tell me, sir, is this it? Is this what rehabilitation
looks like? Something troubling you, son? Yeah. I need a better job,
for starters, and a new car would be nice. And how's that possible
when the system's rigged
against people like me? People like you? I'm not a bad person. You're also not a victim. Look... I understand how hard it is
when you first get out, you got no job,
no prospects, and in your case, are unable to earn a living
using the unique skill set
that you have. I do get it. That's just it.
I can still do coding
and security work. I don't have to be
connected to the Internet. I mean, I can do all
my work on a dummy station and then send thumb drives. There has to be a job
that'll let me do that. I'll tell you what, I'll do some
digging for you. Really? In lieu of paying restitution,
you've opted to perform
community service. Have you complied with
the court order for
the required number of hours? Yes, sir. [INDISTINCT BROADCAST ON TV] [DAISY HUMMING] Sweetie, why
aren't you asleep? Mama... Yes? Do you think
Daddy's in heaven? Well... Come here. What do you think? Well,
Albert Einstein said, "Energy can't be
created or destroyed, "it can only be changed
from one form to another." I think Daddy
is a star. Daddy is a star. He was our star. Would you please
sing me a song. Mm-hmm. [JOSIE VOCALIZING] <i> ♪ Galileo, what were
you thinkin'</i> <i> ♪ What were you seein'</i> <i> ♪ To frighten you sometimes
You might be a fool</i> <i>♪ Did you stand beneath
the moon glow</i> <i>♪ To change the world</i> <i> ♪ Or impress a girl?</i> <i> ♪ Were you just sleepless
and needing</i> <i> ♪ Something to do</i> JOSIE:<i> ♪ Tell me, Galileo ♪</i> [PLAYFUL BASS GUITAR PLAYING] SAM: Come on. Come on, pops. Well, hello there, sir. Hello. Where's your truck? High cholesterol.
Doctor said I need
more exercise. You look thin enough. It's a silent killer. Aren't they all? You have any mail
in that bag of yours
for me? Afraid not. You got any
outgoing mail for me? Yes, I do.
Right there. Thank you. You have
a great day, sir. You too. JOSIE:<i> I interviewed
for that customer service
position today.</i> <i> I think it went well.</i> Hi, sir,
how can I help you? Yeah, I need bee honey
and all you have
is wild flower honey, so... Well, sir, wild flower
honey just means that
the bees use primarily wild flower
blossoms to make
the honey. So... You think I'm stupid
or something? My wife sent me down here
to get bee honey, I need honey that's
made from bees. Not by wild flowers. [GLASS RATTLING] [GRUNTS IN FRUSTRATION] [SCREAMS IN FRUSTRATION] JOSIE:<i> And although
the pay raise
would certainly help,</i> <i> I still don't think
it'll be enough for Daisy.</i> <i> Daisy...</i> <i> She got in trouble again
at school today.</i> <i> What am I doing wrong?</i> <i> The guys are playing
again this weekend.</i> <i> Should I go?</i> <i> I miss the music.</i> <i>But that was a different life.</i> <i> I was a different person.</i> No. Honey, you need to eat.
Grandpa went through a lot
of trouble making that for you. Smells like
Godzilla farted. Daisy Maribel! Where did you learn that? At school. It's okay. No, Dad,
it's not okay. Apologize. I'm sorry, Grandpa. Apology accepted. Now we eat
some chicken nuggets
and french fries? That'd be much better.
Thank you. You're quite welcome. [DAISY HUMMING] Whatcha doing? I'm drawing a processional
graph of Mercury's orbit. Isn't it pretty? JOSIE:<i> I've been stuck
on this page for years.</i> It's beautiful. JOSIE:<i> I want to start
a new chapter but,</i> <i> who am I?</i> <i> I've been caught between
the past and the future.</i> <i> Just waiting...</i> <i> Is this it for me?</i> <i> All the dreams I had,
are they...</i> <i> are they gone forever, too?</i> Hey there, Josie.
Looking good! Hi, Tom,
how are you today? Mother's going out
for bingo tonight. She's going
to be out late. That's nice. SAM: Excuse me! Um... I have
a date tonight. Sorry, Tom. [GRUNTS] I think you just
saved me again. I guess it's providence
that we ran into
each other then. Again. So, I never got
a call form you,
I take it you're okay? Well, I am
a little concerned about this corn. Do you know
if it's non-GMO? Did you get it in
the certified organic
produce section? Yes, I did. Then, yes,
it is non-GMO. Great. I feel so much
better now. Shall we? Shall we what? I believe you
mentioned a date? Well, that... No, I didn't actually
mean that you... you and I were
gonna go on a...
on a date. Then, shall we
have a drink? Isn't that
the same thing? Depends on how
you look at it. Plus you do
kind of owe me. I do not. Tom? [CONTAINER DROPS] JOSIE: [PLEADING]
St... Stop it. Tom? And I jumped in front
of a car for you. If that doesn't get
a guy a drink,
I don't know what does. Let me go clock out. [ROCK MUSIC PLAYING] <i> ♪ Why?</i> <i> ♪ The lies had to make
the trees so heavy</i> <i> ♪ Oh, I</i> <i> ♪ I was such a fool
No, I wasn't ready ♪</i> Here you go. Thank you. I can't stay long, though.
My daughter is with
her grandfather. You have a daughter? Where are you going? Yes, I have a daughter,
I am widowed,
and I haven't spoken with another man in years,
let alone have a drink
with one. Please, don't go. I'm sorry, I... I haven't
done this in... ever. Neither have I. I always dreamed
of being a singer. But, I mean,
what kid didn't? Me. [CHUCKLES] I respect music way too much
to subject this voice to it. [BOTH CHUCKLE] So, what's
stopping you? Life, I suppose. I was even in a band. [BOTH CHUCKLE] People really do that? I mean, I feel like
everybody wants to but I never met anybody
who actually has. Well, don't let this
customer service uniform
fool you. We were good. You are brave. I was brave. I was. What about you?
What did you want to be
when you grew up? A fighter pilot. That's impressive. So are you
a fighter pilot? [SCOFFS]
Unfortunately, no. A little thing called
school got in the way. Grades? No, no, that wasn't
the problem,
I got straight A's. I had what
you might call... behavioral problems. Looking back,
I think I was just bored. I acted out a lot. Do you still act out? Honesty, I just try
to focus on
the little victories. It's what gets me
through the day. Hmm. Maybe some day,
they'll add up
to something. Something special. Let's drink to that. [ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPING] [ADMINISTRATOR]<i> Hello,
Mrs. Cartwright, this is
Hawthorne Elementary calling.</i> <i>Please give us a call back.
It's regarding your daughter,
Daisy. Thank you.</i> [SCHOOL BELL RINGING] [KNOCKING ON DOOR] Come in. Please, sit down,
Mrs. Cartwright. What happened? Daisy hit a girl. She's okay. Just a little
shaken up, they both are. Daisy gets frustrated easily
which I'm sure you know. But the thing is,
it's getting worse. She's becoming
more anti-social. She just retreats
into herself. She doesn't pay attention,
she doesn't interact with
the other kids, she just doodles
all day long. I would like you
to consider this. Special education?
You're not serious? We just feel that
she would do better
in another program. One that can cater
to her unique needs. But she's smart.
She's really smart. We're doing
the best we can,
Mrs. Cartwright. But we can't have her
hitting other kids. That's two weeks
in a row. I have to take
the well-being
of all students into account, including that
of Daisy's. [DOOR OPENS] [SOFT PIANO MUSIC PLAYING] Hey. You okay? Come here. <i> ♪ I think of you
and I find my strength</i> <i> ♪ Remembering
your warm embrace ♪</i> [CELL PHONE RINGS] Hello. SAM:<i> I was going to wait
the requisite 48 hours, but...</i> Hello? Hi, Sam. I'm sorry. It's just
been a really bad day. Well, lucky for you,
I have just the thing. SAM:<i> Do you want to go out
with me on a date?</i> <i> A real date.</i> I don't even know you. That's exactly what
I'm trying to remedy. So, I'll pick you up
at 8:00? Is that a yes? [WHISPERS] Yes. Yes. That's a yes. [PHONE DIALING] Hey. Can I have
your address? Thank you. [LOCKER OPENING] STAN: You sure
this is a good idea? SAM: I can't pick her up
in the car you almost hit her. No, I mean this entire
situation, dude. Look, have you ever
had anybody love you? Think you were
the greatest thing
in the world? Yes. Jesus. Well, I haven't.
But she has. Maybe she can
feel that way
about me someday. [WHISTLES] Mm-hmm. STAN: Mm-mmm. That's it.
That's the one. How do you think
this is gonna end? Really? I've gotta try. Try to be
something better. If I don't, I'll just
be living the same life
I've always lived. Where has
that gotten me? [CELL PHONE RINGING] Hello? HARRY:<i> Sam?</i> Yes. <i> Free tomorrow?</i> Yes, sir. <i> Got you an interview.</i> Really? <i> Brinker Stag Investments.</i> That's great.
That's amazing. Be there at
10:00 a.m. sharp. Yeah, I'll be there. All right, good luck. How can I help you,
Special Agent... You have Sam Collins
on papers, correct? I do.
Is there a problem? Has he reported
on his weekly probation? He has. Hasn't missed even once? No, he's been
a model probationer, why? Hasn't asked you
to look the other way? You know, you're bordering
on the offensive, Agent... Ames. Ames. Right. Of course, forgive me. Uh... One more question
before I leave. Has he mentioned
anything to you at all
about stolen bitcoins? No. Thank you for your time. You're aware that
lying to an FBI agent carries a maximum sentence
of five years? Yes, I'm well aware
of the law, Agent Ames. Is there anything else
I can do for you? [UPBEAT COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING] <i> ♪ Please, please me</i> <i> ♪ Please, please me</i> [CAR ENGINE REVS] [KNOCKING ON DOOR] Hello, sir.
I'm here to
pick up Josie. Postal work
pays pretty well. My aunt recently...
We were very close. JOSIE: Honey... Who are you? JOSIE: Come inside
with Grandpa. Please take her, Dad. Come on, darling. Okay, but,
who is that man? JACK: That's
the mailman. Hi. Hi. JOSIE: Wow, I haven't
been to this part
of town in forever. I hear there are
some great restaurants
that opened up. And speaking of. I thought we were
going to dinner. Don't let
this place fool you. They serve
the best corned beef
you'll ever taste. I can't go in there. Look, here's
the thing. We could do
a quiet evening in a restaurant
talking all night. Serious adults having
serious conversations. Or, we could go in here, have a meal, laugh,
listen to great music. Your choice. [PEOPLE CHEERING, CLAPPING] [WITH IRISH ACCENT] Hey,
man, can I get another round
of Guinness for the band. Three? It'll be up
in a wee minute. Yeah. Josie? Is that really you? Oh, my God,
I can't believe you're
actually here. [JOSIE CHUCKLING] How've you been?
God, you look amazing. Hey, I'm Sam. Hey, there.
I'm Gareth. Oh, uh... Sorry. I hope you're taking
good care of this one.
She's a special girl. Absolu... It's not like... [SAM CLEARS THROAT] Um, well, look,
we're just about
to start the first set, but please swing by
during the break. I know the rest
of the gang would
love to see you. Yeah. It was great
to see you again. It's good to see
you too, Gareth. MAN: When's
the music gonna start? Cheers. So, you know that band
I used to sing with. No, way. What are
the chances? [MELODIC TUNE PLAYING] [GARETH SINGING
IN THE BACKGROUND] SAM:<i> "Neither snow
nor rain nor heat</i> "nor gloom of night
stays these couriers "from the swift completion
of their appointed round." Come on. You are
making that up. No, that's really
the postman's creed. [BOTH LAUGHING] If only every occupation
sounded so noble. So, you like it? It certainly
has its perks. <i> ♪ Let's go slowly</i> <i> ♪ Don't say love me</i> <i>♪ Don't want to roll the dice</i> <i> ♪ Just yet ♪</i> I was five years old. [GARETH CONTINUES SINGING] Looked up
to my grandpa. He was my idol in a way
that parents can't be
at that age. And I was walking
down the street
with my mom, and... he was on
the other side,
approaching us. And, so,
I called out to him,
"Grandpa! Grandpa!" And he just
kept walking. Pretended like
he didn't even see me. Wow. He had remarried. His first wife had died and the new wife
thought it would be
a good idea to disassociate him
from his kids. That was the last
I ever talked
to my grandfather. A few weeks later, we packed up and left town
in the middle of the night. I started to stutter. I kept asking
my parents if... if I was good. I was paranoid, really. And then I grew up
and realized, it doesn't really matter
if you're good or not. My being good had nothing
to do with his choice. Jesus. You can probably tell
I don't get out much. [CHUCKLES] [SIGHS] My husband died. Six years ago,
in Afghanistan. He was a marine. Compliments of
the band. WAITRESS:
And can I get you
anything else? No, thank you. The sad part is,
is that... he never even got
to meet his daughter. What kind of man was he? He was honest. He always saw the positive
in everything. He was a romantic. He was kind. He loved me. And I loved him. We were
high school sweethearts, I mean... he's all I've ever known. And when his life ended, so did mine. Now I live for Daisy. At least I try to. Wow. Yeah. Wow. [AUDIENCE CLAPPING] Thank you very much, folks.
We're Fair Play Lass. And now I'd like to invite
a very, very special lady
up on stage. It's been a long time since
she's spit a few lines with us
and seeing her here tonight, me and the boys just couldn't
pass on the opportunity. I think he's
talking about you. Josie, come on up here.
Let's have some fun. Um, I'm good. No. Go on,
I'll be right here. You can do this. There she is, folks,
give her a big hand. [AUDIENCE CHEERING, CLAPPING] [UPBEAT GUITAR MUSIC PLAYING] <i> ♪ Baby</i> <i>♪ Tell me what you're thinking</i> <i> ♪ 'Cause baby</i> <i> ♪ I've been thinking, too</i> <i> ♪ Maybe</i> <i> ♪ It's only wishful dreaming</i> <i> ♪ But lately</i> <i> ♪ I only dream of you</i> [BOTH]<i> ♪ Oh</i> <i> ♪ I need to know</i> <i> ♪ Tell me</i> <i> ♪ Would you come running
whenever love calls</i> <i> ♪ Would you fly with me
without fear in the fall</i> <i> ♪ Give me your heart</i> <i> ♪ Or nothing at all ♪</i> Thank you for tonight. I had forgotten
what it feels like
to have fun. Look, Josie, I really like you
and I wanna be
completely hon... Shh. [DOOR BELL RINGS] [JOSIE YELPS] [BOTH LAUGHING] Yeah, that was
pretty smooth. Good night. Good night. Fill this out. And I also need to see
two forms of ID. SAM: Hey, I'm from
the Zoldi Corporation. We look after
your network infrastructure. Excuse me. We recently
updated the BIOS on your system drives
and as reported, the Wi-Fi is assigning
dynamic IP addresses to the ones that
should be static. So, I need to get
in the server room. It's an emergency,
so if you could just
push that button. [BUZZER SOUNDING] SAM: Thank you. Oh, I'm sorry. [CHUCKLES] Unbelievable. [CAMERA CLICKS] [SIGHS DEEPLY] How may I help you? I was brought in to do
an integrity check on
the Wi-Fi network, and I came across
a DDoS attack on the way
on your mainframe. "Distributed denial
of service." It's kind of
a big problem. Okay. What would
you like me to do? I would like you
to get me in there. They're in meetings. Look, I'm sure you've done
everything right to get behind
this big desk. Went to
the right school, flashed that
saccharin smile
of yours, and used it at just
the right moment to
kiss the boss' ass, but if you don't
get me in there, all anybody
will remember is that you're the guy
who failed to protect
this company. You're responsible for
all its clients' money
being stolen. Now, is that
what you worked
so hard for? No. No, it's not. So, I want you
to use those... perfectly-manicured
hands of yours to pick up that phone
and get me in there.
Right now. Yes, there's a gentleman
out here with
our network provider, who says we're under
a distributed denial... [WHISPERING]
...of service attack. ...of service attack? Yes, ma'am. Yes, okay. She said to go on in. What do you know? What's going on? I'm here
for my interview. Excuse me? The network
security interview. May I? You've been hacked,
by the way. [SIGHS] I don't understand. SAM: it's what's called
social engineering. I simply impersonated
a field technician, said I was checking
Wi-Fi integrity and security
parted like the Red Sea. I could have loaded any kind
of malware or spyware on
your company's mainframe. I could have downloaded
every document or email
in this firm. But, of course, I didn't. Sam Collins? Yes, sir. I understand
the condition
of your probation is you're not allowed
access to the Internet. Maybe I should have
hacked in after all. Changed the records.
[CHUCKLES] Forgive me,
but, isn't access to the Internet
kind of needed to secure
our company
from attacks coming... from...
the Internet? Well,
[CLEARS THROAT] as I said, my hack today
was simple social engineering. Which is exactly what
some teenager did when he hacked the head
of the CIA, by the way. Where the Internet
is concerned, I can write software simulating
any kind of attack imaginable. Then I can create
a virtual environment
to test these attacks, and then provide the code
for somebody else to implement. Mr. Collins, although we appreciate
your enthusiasm... Corporations spend
$60 billion worldwide on information
security services
last year. They're expected to shell out
another 86 billion this year. The reality is, you control a lot of money,
but you're vulnerable. Entrepreneurial hackers hunt
for security flaws in companies
just like yours. Then they sell that info
to governments from Russia
to North Korea, as well as your competitors. For that single vulnerability, I could have
been paid $150,000. You're welcome. [CHUCKLES
NERVOUSLY] Look, hire a middle-aged man
with a computer degree from
your local community college, if that's what you think
will protect you. But don't say
you haven't been warned. Thank you, Mr. Collins
for your... insightful commentary. We'll be in touch. How'd
the interview go? What are
you doing here? Sure, help yourself. What are we gonna do
with you, Sam? You've got
nothing on me. You know, impersonating
a postal worker
is a federal crime? I'm sure that
your probation officer
would be none too pleased
upon receiving
this information. Neither would
the judge. Okay, I get it. Okay, so back to
my original question. What are we gonna
do with you? Pretend like
it never happened. No, that's... That's not what
I had in mind. Get me
the bitcoins, Sam. Then this little problem
of yours will go away. I told you,
I don't have them. I... I never did. You got three days. [SIGHS] [UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING] Stanley, we need to talk. Come on, Stan,
I know you're in there. David, please open up. We need to find
those bitcoins, now. Agent Ames just busted me
for stealing mail. What? Why are you
stealing mail? Well, first for money,
but then for... love. Oh, so the bad boys
really do get all
the girls, don't they? No, they don't. The girls that matter,
they just want an honest man. Okay, the uh... [SIGHS] Okay. The bitcoins
disappeared when I ran them
through the tumbler. He's never gonna
find them. [SIGHS] I'm sorry, Sam. I can't believe
you tried to launder them. What are
you gonna do? [IMPATIENTLY]
I don't know, David. I'm thinking of giving
prayer a try. [SCREAMING ON TV] Kung fu? Really? Yeah. It's cool. [ICE CREAM TRUCK MUSIC PLAYING] Are you messing
with me, Sam? No, sir. Then why did you
hack into that
job interview? I was trying
to take initiative. I thought
I could help them. They weren't asking you
for that kind of help. Their ignorance isn't
something I could ignore. Their ignorance? I was doing
that company a favor. No! You were gambling
with my relationships. The world is burning
around us, and we're playing by
a different set of rules. You smoke one joint,
you're not FBI material. You show initiative,
you're told not to
think outside the box. You hack into a company
to try to help people, you're relegated
to working in
an ice-cream cone. It's not how
you win a war.
Not this one. A war? Okay, enlighten me, son. How does one
win this war? You put your best soldiers
on the front lines
and let them battle it out. Just like
we've always done. Is that how
you see yourself,
a soldier? I could be. Young man, to be a soldier, you have to think
of someone other
than yourself. Because when
you're a soldier, if you make a mistake,
people could die. Right now, what I see hiding behind that charming smile
of yours, is someone who is
out for himself,
damn the rest of us. Is that the type
of soldier you wanna be? Agent Ames, came by
my office yesterday. Is there something
you wanna tell me? About stolen bitcoins? [SIGHS] I didn't steal
his bitcoins. Not that it matters, he circumvented
the law before to put me in prison,
he'll do it again. Okay. HARRY: Hmm. Whoa. [GRUNTS] [BREATHING HEAVILY] STAN: [WHISPERING]
Okay, let's make this cool. All right. Hi-yah! [GRUNTS] [THUD] [TRACKER BEEPS] [INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER PA] Huh? [AMES BREATHING HEAVILY] [CAT SCREECHES] [TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING] [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] Hello, Barb. Stay right there. [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION] [SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING] Hey, Adam. Sorry, do I know you? You think it's funny,
what you're doing
to that lady? What's it to you? She's somebody's mother.
Somebody's daughter. What if it was your mom? Gimme the money. Sorry. Tell that to her. Get in the car. [AMES KNOCKING ON DOOR] LARRY:
I sent you packing
for a reason, honey. What the hell!
This shit better
be important. FBI. I swear,
she told me
she was 18. Where's Sam? Oh, um, have you
checked his work? What I was
just saying before,
I was just kiddin'. [CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY] Hmm. [INAUDIBLE CONVERSATION] Hmm. Excuse me.
Outta my way. Where's Sam? I'm sorry.
I don't speak rude. Don't mess with me,
sprinkle lady. I don't know,
he's not on the schedule. You wanna look? I was wondering when
you'd show back up. Come here. I got somethin'
for ya. Well... aren't you
gonna open it? How long have you known? [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] I had a barber
in Vietnam. His name was Frank. That wasn't
his real name. He had a wife, kids,
from the village, just outside of Saigon
where I was stationed. Long Binh. Frank was a jolly guy, always smilin'. Just like you. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] Then one day while
he was giving me a shave, the razor stopped. I looked up at Frank, and he had this look
on his face... A mixture
of hate and fear. Normally you just see
one or the other when
they're fightin'. But this was close up. It made it more real. Turns out Frank
was Viet Cong. Turns out a lot
of our friends were. So, tell me, what is it
you want, Sam? I just wanna be
the kinda man that she could someday
write a letter to. Nothing's stopping you
from being that kinda man
but yourself. You'll find her at work. I'm assuming you've
received my e-mail? Our adversary, the Devil,
prowls like a roaring lion
seeking to devour its prey. FBI. That so? Yeah, that is so. We're investigating reports
of missing mail
in the neighborhood. Have you noticed anything
out of the ordinary? Can't say I have. If you and your daughter
are involved in any of this, that makes you accessories
after the fact. Again, I have no idea what
you're talking about. Well, if you
think of anything. [INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER PA] JOSIE: Cheese is in
the dairy section, last aisle. Have a good day. Thanks. Bye. Are you here
for some more corn? [CHUCKLES] No. I'm here for you. I want you to know
that I haven't been
honest with you. Not about some
things at least. Things I hope don't change
how you feel about me
because I'm... I'm... I'm still
the same person. Collins. You're under arrest
for impersonating
a U.S. postal worker. Josie... Sam, what's going on? Let's go. I'm sorry, I... You're not sorry.
You're done. That was your answer? Stealing more
of my bitcoins? Huh? Stay right there. Stand down,
I'm arresting this man. No, you're not. I said, stand down,
I'm arresting this man. No, no, no. Drop your weapon! [POLICE SIREN BLARING] I said,
drop your weapon. POLICE OFFICER:
Drop your weapon. Drop it now! We know about
the bitcoins. It's all over, Ames.
Last chance. I'm not gonna
tell you again. Drop your weapon now. You're making
a big mistake. Mark Ames,
you're under arrest for wire fraud
and money laundering. Do you know
who I am? Each count carries
a maximum sentence
of 20 years. I assume you're aware
you're going to jail. You have the right
to remain silent. Anything you say
can and will be held
against you in a court of law. You okay,
kid? Yeah.
Thank you. Go ahead. Open it. JACK: The Tomb of
the Unknown Solider doesn't actually
receive letters. But, I never had
the heart to tell you. It seemed you needed
something to hold on to. Something that could
get you from moment to moment. So, when the first letter
was returned, I set up a post office box
and forwarded them there. This box is just one of many. There's two letters
missing from that box. You think there's a chance
they may have reached their
intended destination after all? How could you say that? Michael is dead. He died six years ago. Daisy needs a mother. A mother willing to chase
her dreams, otherwise
what are you showing her? How to survive?
Survival isn't enough. Not when she has
an opportunity to thrive. You can honor him by living. Not by writing letters. [SIGHS] HARRY: Have you remained
in the same residence
since our last meeting? SAM: Yes, sir. Have you maintained
gainful full-time employment? Have you, uh... You handled yourself well
during this whole mess. I could have
done better. Well, life is more about
where you end up,
not where you begin. Don't you think? Yes, sir. I'm gonna... recommend early termination
of your probation. What? I mean, it'll be up
to the judge to make
the final decision, but... I'm confident
he'll judge favorably. Thank you.
Thank you, sir. I don't have to tell you
to make the most
of this second chance. No, sir.
You have my word. [DOOR OPENS] I'm so glad to see you. How are you? I'm doing well. Why are you
doing this, David? Please,
call me Stanley. [CHUCKLING]
Oh, thank God. I knew if Agent Ames
stole bitcoins once,
he'd do it again. So, I hacked
into his accounts and traced
all his deposits. But, in order to send
everybody that email, I had to hack into
the Department of Justice. Apparently they don't
look too favorably
on that sorta thing. So... [SIGHS] I also told them
that it was me
who stole the mail. What? Why would you do that? "Greater love hath
no man than this, "that a man lay down
his life for his friends." It's exactly what
you did for me, when you took
the fall for us. This is my opportunity
to pay you back. I have to tell them. Don't you dare. It'll mess up
my plea bargain. So, how's your girl? Doubtful I'll ever know. Haven't you asked her? Sam, you have
to ask her. Otherwise, what has
this whole thing
been for? Remember, you've
got to try. Speaking of... She's a weird girl,
that Rachel. Said she always wanted
a pen pal in prison. [GUARD KNOCKING ON DOOR] What can I do for you? Talk to Josie. Sam. There's something
I want you to have. Yeah? My Bible. I'd be honored. John, Chapter 4
is my favorite. Let's see what the big deal
is, Stan, shall we. [STRAINING] John, Chapter 4. [WHISPERS]
John, Chapter 4. A bitcoin wallet address? Stanley, you sly
son of a gun. Well, what do you know. You really do have
all the answers. <i> ♪ I could never see</i> <i> ♪ The man</i> <i> ♪ I should be</i> <i> ♪ Till I loved you</i> <i> ♪ Till I loved you</i> What are you doing here? I came to apologize. You stole my letters. Yes, I did. What gives you the right? Nothing.
Nothing at all. I don't even know
who you are. [SIGHS] I'm a computer hacker. A convicted felon
who was recently granted early release
from probation. I work in
a giant ice cream cone
on the other side of town. And I stole your mail, hoping I could earn
a couple extra bucks. But that was before
I read your letters. Before I fell
in love with you. From that moment,
I resolved to change. To become
a better man. You're a thief. I only hacked into
the bad people. You hacked into me, Sam. Into my life.
You know all about
my little girl, my family! Do you know how
violated that
makes me feel? What, am I
a bad person, too? No, you're
the best person
I've ever met. [SIGHS] [JOSIE SNIFFLES] We're leaving. We're moving to
Nashville next month. What will you do? I don't know. I don't know, besides
knock on the door
of that school every day until they let Daisy in. She's no closer
to getting in
by being here. I meant, for you. I am so thankful
that we met, and whether this was
real or not... This was real. For me. For me, too. I'm a better person
because of you. So am I. Take care
of yourself, Sam. Good things happen
to good people. Don't ever lose
hope in that. <i> ♪ Didn't dream</i> <i> ♪ Of all the things</i> <i> ♪ Life could be</i> <i> ♪ Till I loved you</i> <i> ♪ Till I loved you</i> <i> ♪ Till I loved you ♪</i> [DAISY PLAYING THE PIANO] Oh, hey, Dad.
She's finished
with her lesson, I'll be home tonight
around 10:00, so... A letter came for you. From who? Why don't you take a look. [JOSIE SOBBING] Shh. It's okay. We'll figure
something out. [JOSIE CHUCKLES SOFTLY] No. "On behalf of
the Kinsen Morgan Academy, "I'm please to
congratulate you
on the acceptance "of your daughter,
Daisy, into our program." What? Keep reading. "A designated
scholarship gift "has been presented
in Daisy's name, "covering tuition
and fees for each year
she is enrolled." [JOSIE LAUGHS IN JOY] ARMY RECRUITER:<i> How well
do you manage adversity?</i> SAM:<i> Well, you've heard of
the fight or flight response.</i> <i> I was really good
at the flight part.</i> <i> Problem is, I was</i> <i> equally good
at convincing people
I was fighting.</i> ARMY RECRUITER:<i> And now?</i> SAM:<i> I'm tired of running
and getting nowhere.</i> <i> So, I figured
it was about time</i> <i>to start fighting for
something bigger than myself.</i> ARMY RECRUITER:<i>
Can you describe a time</i> <i> when you had to
demonstrate leadership?</i> SAM:<i> I think I've always
been a natural leader.</i> <i> It's where I've led people
that's been the problem.</i> <i> So, that's why I'm here.</i> ARMY RECRUITER:<i>
What do you have to offer us?</i> Let's get you
outta here. SAM:<i> Intelligence.</i> ARMY RECRUITER:<i>
Your intelligence?</i> SAM:<i> Yeah, that...</i> <i> Computers, Internet.</i> <i> Obtaining political
and military information.</i> <i> Fighting with my fingers,
you know?</i> ARMY RECRUITER:<i>
Care to explain?</i> I can destroy networks. Penetrate enemy computers
to steal or manipulate data. I can release a worm to
take down control and command
systems of our enemies, so they can't communicate
with ground forces. Or fire
surface-to-air missiles. That sort of thing. Why do you want
to serve your country? I appreciate the opportunity
we all have to chase our dreams, <i> no matter our background.</i> <i>And I'm willing to do whatever
it takes, to ensure
we don't lose that right.</i> Plus, there's something
undeniably sexy about being part of the biggest,
baddest military on the planet. Don't you think? Do you think you have
what it takes to be a soldier? Yes, sir. I believe I do. [PLAYFUL BASS TUNE PLAYING] SAM:<i> "Dear Josie..."</i> <i> ♪ We talk about
a beach in Tahiti</i> <i> ♪ Saint-Germain
and Paris, France</i> <i>♪ What makes the best martini</i> <i> ♪ Stirred or shaken
before it hits your glass</i> <i> ♪ We talk about this
We talk about that</i> <i> ♪ When we gonna get down
to brass tax</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ We talk about
having three wishes</i> <i> ♪ And a genie
to make 'em come true</i> <i> ♪ You go for a Maserati</i> <i> ♪ I'm thinking
oceanfront Malibu</i> <i> ♪ We talk about this
We talk about that</i> <i> ♪ A whole lotta nothing
as a matter of fact</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ We go on about
our favorite movies</i> <i>♪</i> Casablanca<i> or</i> Heaven Can Wait <i> ♪ Astronomy, philosophy</i> <i> ♪ Blind luck, or is it fate</i> <i> ♪ I've been waiting</i> <i> ♪ Anticipating for
the one thing</i> <i> ♪ Missing from
our conversations</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i>♪ When we gonna talk about love</i> <i> ♪ L-O-V-E</i> <i> ♪ When we gonna
talk about love ♪</i>
