TEXT: [PREVIOUSLY_ON] I'm gonna need you to get out. If I wanted to do wrong by you, there are things I could say. What about Ellen May? What if in her need to unburden her soul she decides to divulge certain details about the murder of a pimp? Praise Jesus! Billy! Somebody call an ambulance now! Somebody please call an ambulance. Randall decided he didn't like the idea these guys had been puttin' their hands on me. Ended up beating one half to death. Fighter management. Get Lindsey to run the old scam. Rip off some fella' does backyard fights name of Hoppus? You get the cash, I'll make the call. How about six o'clock this pm I put a little limp in that Gary Cooper walk? Write my name all over that pretty face of yours. How's that sound? How much you got? Ten. Good for you. Lindsey ain't here tonight? Well, last I saw her she was headed up to wait for you. Guess she got tired of waiting. I'm thinking you should have seen this coming. Too easy, duckin' me like that. Six pm, don't be late. So it's Randall then, came back and took your money? Meaning what? Everybody knows? All about your secret money? Please. Great. How much we talkin'? Raylan: It was a goodly sum. Rachel: You gonna call it in? Raylan: And say what? I don't know if Lindsey's part of it or he come back, whacked her over the head, and took her off like a caveman. [ Liquid pours ] Rachel: She keep stuff here? Raylan: Like? Rachel: Clothes, makeup for whenever she stays over? Raylan: Like a overnight kit... Little clutch, toothbrush. Rachel: And is it still here? Raylan: No. Rachel: Mm-hmm. Raylan: Don't mean she ain't in trouble. Rachel: Doesn't look like she's planning on sleeping over much, either. How much you know about this girl? Raylan: She's
SUMMARY:
Raylan and Rachel are surveying Raylan's tossed apartment. Meanwhile, Lindsay and Randall go to visit sleazy fight promoter Joe Hoppus, who after a tense exchange agrees to set Randall up as a manager of fighters. Raylan and Rachel show up at Hoppus's house the next morning, finding a wrecked backyard full of hungover party goers and Hoppus in a three-way with a couple of prostitutes. Hoppus imparts that Randall was looking to get into the business of fighting chickens, and gives Raylan the name of the farmer that he was headed to see. Randall and Lindsey stop for gas, and Randall steals a bottle of beer while Lindsey distracts the cashier. Randall gets angry because he thinks the cashier was flirting with Lindsay, and goes back to beat him up. Lindsay, disgusted, calls Raylan from a pay phone. Raylan later questions the badly beaten cashier. Raylan learns where Lindsay and Randall are headed and finds them on a horse farm farther north. He shoots Randall with a non-lethal beanbag gun and questions Lindsay, forgetting about Randall, who regains his wits and attacks. Raylan and Randall fight until Lindsay gets the beanbag gun; she shoots Raylan, then Randall, and knocks Randall out with the butt of the gun. Raylan comes to his senses to find Lindsay gone. Raylan detains Randall, but learns that he and Lindsay had already spent Raylan's money on a van full of fighting chickens. Meanwhile, Boyd and Ava grapple over what to do with Ellen May when she returns to the bar after Preacher Billy's death. Knowing that Ellen May holds secrets that can burn them down, Ava presses Boyd to have her killed. Boyd proposes an alternate solution: send her down to Alabama, where his cousin Lonnie runs a motel and bar. Ellen May can work for Lonnie and have a shot at a decent life. However, when Ellen May inadvertently mentions Ava's murder of Delroy in a crowded hallway, with several people nearby, Boyd orders Colt to kill her. Colt, acting as though he is taking Ellen May to the bus station, stops at a gas station to check his .45 and snort some heroin in the restroom. When he goes back outside, he discovers Ellen May has disappeared.