What time is it?
Oh. It's still early. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to wake you.
Where are you going?
There's a backlog of surgeries.
I gotta get back.
But you just got here.
I know. I'm sorry.
You could come with.
Andrew...
I'm not trying to be pushy. I'm just saying...
You could if you wanted.
I feel safer here.
I have friends.
What friends?
Sydney, Frank, Edna.
The guy from last night. Is he your friend, too?
No, I just met him.
He's just been helping Sully out.
Do you always let random handymen walk you home?
He was just making sure I made it home okay.
Yeah, right.
I don't deserve that.
I'm not your ex-wife.
I thought we talked about this.
Just seeing you two like that...
I'm going to go for a run.
I'll call you a taxi.
Good morning.
Maggie said there was coffee?
Over there. Help yourself.
Ah.
Listen, I wanted to apologize, you know,
for showing up here so late last night.
Unannounced. I, uh...
I just wanted to surprise my gal.
- Mm-hm. - I'll tell you one thing.
I'll have to buy a bigger bed if I visit here more often.
Wow, you really are in the middle of nowhere here.
Huh?
Mm-hm.
Just...
... passed some artisanal...
... farms on the drive up.
This one of their organic growths?
Nope. Regular drip.
You know, I just...
I can't picture Maggie growing up here.
What do you mean?
It's just... It's just so much simpler.
You know, than what she would have been used to
at Phoebe and Walter's house.
You a, uh, a camper, Aaron?
It's Andrew, and no, not really.
I'm more of a golfer myself.
Oh, I do like the occasional glamping trip.
Glamping?
It's a portmanteau.
Glamour. Camping. Glamping.
Basically, you rent a big fancy tent,
but, you know, they put it together for you
and they throw in a king-sized bed,
and, like, 500 thread count sheets.
Sometimes there's even a butler service.
Butler service in a tent?
It's actually very popular. You might want to look into it.
I'll just stick with what I know if it's all the same to you.
Mm.
How long did you say you were staying?
Actually, I'm leaving today for work.
What is it that you do?
I'm a general surgeon.
Right.
Well...
It's nice meeting you, Alex.
Your taxi should be here in a minute.
I didn't mean what I said.
Look at me.
I come all this way to apologize
and I end up just making everything worse.
It's just you've been so far away
and it's so hard not to get jealous
after what my wife did.
Forgive me.
Come on.
Please don't let me leave like this.
Okay.
I forgive you.
But just don't do that again.
I don't like when you get like that.
I promise.
I'll call you later.
Mm.
I love you.
Yeah, me too.
♪ Thought it'd be easy, easy ♪
♪ To find my way all the way home ♪
♪ It's sitting hard, but my heart says ♪
♪ "Don't let go" ♪
♪ So, I let the light, let the light in ♪
♪ I'm going to keep on perfecting ♪
♪ I'll make mistakes while my heart says ♪
♪ "Don't let go" ♪
Hey, Scott. Any updates?
I just got off a call with Mrs. Markiff's counsel.
And? Has she agreed to a settlement amount?
Not exactly.
Now, she's threatening to sue you for harassment.
Why?
Did you call her house last night?
I can explain.
Maggie, that was a bad move.
I don't know what I was thinking.
Well, I'm just thankful she didn't take the call.
Look, if I need your help, I will let you know.
Okay.
Hey, buddy.
Hey.
What're you drawin'?
I don't really know yet.
Okay.
Look, I, uh, need to talk to you about the tournament.
I can't wait until you see me play.
Well, about that.
The caterer cancelled.
Lola's going to need me to stay
and help out with the land blessing.
But you're going to miss the game.
Yeah.
You said you're taking me this time.
Yeah, I'm sorry, Finn. It's okay, though.
You're gonna have a blast there. It's gonna be good.
You always say you'll come, but you never do!
Finn, I'm trying my best here, buddy.
You're going to have a great time with Auntie Syd.
Go there, hit me a home run,
I don't want Auntie Syd to take me!
I want you to!
Finn.
Morning.
What's with the sign?
Oh, Frank's doing the land blessing ceremony today
to open the season, and Rob's closed to help with the party.
It's too bad it's not here this year.
What do you mean?
Sully's still doing the land acknowledgement,
but Lola's decided to do the party
at Mr. Hatfield's this year.
But Sully always does the party here. What changed?
No idea.
You'd have to ask Lola. She's organizing it.
Want some?
Water please. I'm still recovering from last night.
What about you? Late night?
You could say that.
Mm-hm?
Rafe seems nice. Thank you.
Yeah, he is.
No strings, no commitments, no complications.
It's just what I need right now.
How was your night?
What do you mean?
I heard you left with Cal Jones.
I thought I came here to avoid the gossip.
Small town, remember?
Yeah, well, I have a boyfriend, remember?
Right.
Besides, he flew in to surprise me last night.
I'd love to meet him.
Well, unfortunately he had to leave this morning.
He got called back for surgery.
Oh, that sucks.
Yeah, I don't know what I'm more upset about.
The fact that he left or that he gets to go scrub in
while I'm stuck here doing nothing.
Go home. Change into shorts and a t-shirt,
and meet me at the utility shed.
Why?
We're going to do something to cheer you up.
Okay.
I'll see you soon.
Hm...
I got some three-inch screws in that toolbox there.
These them?
Yeah. Hey, Cal.
Thanks a lot for your help, okay?
Yeah, don't mention it.
Still planning on taking that trip of yours?
Yeah.
It's not for a few weeks, though.
All right.
There you are.
I thought you said you were going to
help me load some things up for later.
Well, I gotta fix some loose planks down there first.
Already got one lawsuit in the family. You want another?
Not funny.
I wasn't joking.
Hey, darling. Can you, uh, help me with this?
Yeah.
Looking good.
Mm.
You two are something else.
Let's get out of here.
Edna, Frank. I think it's beautiful.
Let's go. Let's go.
Come on, Sullivan.
Canoeing?
Grab the gunwales on your end.
I don't think this is a good idea.
I haven't done this in years.
But I thought you liked a challenge.
Let's go, girl.
Oh, my God.
Geez.
This place really is impressive.
How long did you say it's been in your family?
Uh, generations. My great-grandfather Hamish
bought the land back in the late 1800s
and he passed it down to my grandfather Hayward,
who, uh, had the thought of turning it into a campground.
Then he passed it down to my father, Hedly,
who handed it down to me.
My father wanted this place to be a sanctuary,
you know, for people from all walks of life,
you know, a respite from their day-to-day lives.
Yeah, I made it my mission to carry on the legacy.
I want it to be a place where...
... where people want to come back to.
Every summer.
No H for you, though?
Yeah, well, my actual name is Harry Sullivan.
It's just that everybody calls me Sully.
My secret then.
Dear, can you give this a wipe down for me, please?
Thank you.
Uh...
Hi, where are your famous rappie pies?
Oh, no, no. It's too early to take those out.
Don't want 'em being cold.
Okay, well, this place is going to be flooded
with really hungry people as soon as the ceremony ends.
So, I need you to be ready.
No need to worry.
I got it under control.
I just want it to be perfect.
I know.
Sully hasn't trust anyone to take this over yet.
So, I can't let him down.
It's all good.
My twinkle lights are falling.
Hey, bud. A little help?
I still don't understand why you can't come to the tournament.
I'm playing first base!
Hey.
I gotta stay here. I'm sorry, bud.
I wish I could be there.
But you promised.
I know. I know.
I'll make it up to you, okay?
All right. Come help me out here.
Nope, nope. The other way!
This isn't working.
You think?
You're paddling us in circles!
Do you not remember the J-stroke?
Oh boy, oh boy.
Don't wanna hit the rocks.
Nope, nope.
The other way, the other way, the other way!
- Other way. - Okay, we got it.
We got it. We go it.
Here we go.
I think I got it.
Thank goodness.
I think I got it.
- Okay. - I think I got it!
Okay, we're talking now.
Okay.
- Get it? - Yeah.
I have to say.
Huh?
I envy you.
Why is that?
Well, family roots.
A sense of permanence.
I never had any of that growing up.
We moved around a lot.
We were never in any one spot for too long.
Yeah.
You're a lucky man.
Well, I hate to admit it,
but it didn't start out that way.
You know, I... I wanted to travel the world,
you know I-I moved to the city.
I went, didn't work out for me.
Realized this is where I wanted to stay.
Raise a family.
Yeah, guess things don't always work out the way you expect.
Yeah.
Well, we made it.
I'm shocked we didn't fall in.
Truly.
Uh...
You wanna finish this up?
Edna's going to have my head if I don't get back.
Oh, yeah. Sure. You got it.
You're a good man, Cal.
Moment of truth.
Oh, hey, mystery man.
Oh, oh. Wait! Wait!
Easy now, easy!
Okay, all right.
All right, I got you. I got you.
I got you.
You all right?
Yeah, um...
Hey, thanks for walking me home last night.
That was very nice of you.
My pleasure. Just hope it didn't cause any trouble.
Uh, no. No, not at all.
Good, I'm glad then.
Yeah.
Thanks again.
Maggie?
A little help over here.
Of course.
Thank you.
You know what? You guys go ahead.
I'll take care of the canoe.
Thanks, Calamari.
You're getting closer.
Mm-hm.
That was fun. Thank you.
So, I'll catch up with you at the land acknowledgment later?
Sure.
See ya.
Bye.
Hi!
Hey.
Is this sweet enough?
Yeah, that's good.
Ah, I think it needs more sugar.
Can you get me some more?
Yeah.
Edna! Is Sully here?
We've got a big problem.
Uh, no. What's wrong?
I just got off the phone with Mr. Hatfield.
The hot dog buns haven't arrived yet.
The face painter called in sick,
two of the servers are already down with the flu,
and I can't fit any of these boxes in my car.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. No need to get all worked up.
- What's going on? - I don't know what to do.
Everything is going wrong. The server has the flu.
All right, let's go. Let's go see what we can do about the boxes.
- Okay? - Okay.
- All right. - Thanks, Edna.
You're okay.
What did those lemons ever do to you?
She's a grown woman.
Shouldn't she be able to handle things on her own?
Lola's never been as strong as you, my girl.
You know that.
Yeah, well, she doesn't always need someone to hold her hand.
Okay, that's enough. That's enough.
Sorry.
Hey, Sully.
Hi.
Hey, everybody, thanks for coming...
Your boyfriend didn't want to come?
Oh, uh, no. He had to go back to Boston for work.
Already? That was a short visit.
Well, he's a surgeon, too, comes with the territory.
Before we begin, I'd like to thank Lola Gunderson, uh,
for her hand in organizing today's events
as well as the fun activities.
They seem really close.
I guess they are.
And thank you to Mr. Hatfield for...
Lola and her mom moved in with Sully
a couple of years after I moved to Boston.
- And to Shannon's Diner for providing... - Wow.
Must have been really rough.
Yeah, it was.
For those that may not know me, I am Sully Sullivan,
and Sullivan's Crossing has been home
to my family for generations,
but this is borrowed land.
This is the ancestral home to the Mi'kmaw people,
the first people to inhabit Nova Scotia,
and they have shared their land in peace,
and have welcomed people from across the globe with open arms.
It is my hope that Sullivan's Crossing continues
to embrace this tradition, and that together we will
help protect and care for this land.
And now, I present a ceremonial tobacco offering to our elder.
And now I'll hand things over to Frank and Edna Cranebear,
uh, to start the season off with the smudging ceremony.
We offer...
... tobacco, sage,
cedar, and sweet grass to the Creator.
We honour the four directions.
The east, where the sun rises.
Sister Sun brings us life.
To the north and above,
the spirit world.
Storytellers, the keepers of truth.
The ancestors.
To the west, where the sun sleeps
and brings a safe place for the little ones to dream.
To the south,
to mother earth, and below.
Creates all.
KeeTapWay.
The way it is.
NeeStaNan.
For all of us.
Now, let us all go over to the Hatfield Community Hall
for some music and some great food.
Hey, cal.
I never got a chance to properly thank you
for helping out with Roy the other night.
Oh, that was all Maggie.
It was.
Well, you're very sweet with him,
and I appreciate that.
How is your grandfather doing?
Is he responding to the antibiotics?
Mm-hm. Yeah.
I think he's going to be able to come home
in the next couple of days, so.
Well, we should, uh, probably be heading out.
Rob's going to need help serving food.
Okay.
Awesome! A fire truck!
Will you watch Remy while I go find your father?
You want me to babysit?
It's just for a couple of minutes, Chelsea.
Can you please lose the attitude?
Don't roll your eyes at me.
You said I have to watch Remy,
but that doesn't mean I have to like it.
- Hey, you two. - Oh. Hey, Connie.
I'll see you inside?
Yeah.
Here.
Thanks.
I would, but I have to head out with Finn soon.
I am taking him to the father-son baseball tournament.
I can't believe I let Rob talk me into that.
I'm going to be the only woman there.
Hey, Sydney, a little help over here please!
Better go see what he wants.
Okay, see ya.
What's up?
Uh, can you take care of Finn for me? He's bored.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Hey, kid.
I saw some kids checking out the fire truck on the way in.
Why don't you head over there
and I'll meet you in a minute, okay?
Cool!
Thanks.
Everything okay?
Uh, he's mad at me.
I should have went to baseball.
You'll make the next one. I wouldn't worry about it.
Starting to feel like I'm never there for him.
You got a lot on your plate right now.
You're doing the best you can. Okay?
Don't beat yourself up.
Finn'll appreciate it one day.
When he's older.
I hope so.
I got you, big bro.
All right. Thanks, sis.
All right.
There you go, Finn.
Let's give that a try and hop on up.
All right, ready? How's that feel?
Good.
Good? There you go. Rock solid.
Okay, come on up.
All right, who's next?
You're looking at me like you want to
blow the horn or something.
All right, go on. Take him around.
Let's do it.
All right, I'll be right back.
- Hey. - Hey.
I didn't see you over here.
I, uh, I just wanted to let you know
I had a really good time last night.
So did I.
And, uh, well, since I enjoy
hanging out with you so much, I was wondering if maybe you,
I don't know, wanted to grab dinner?
Are you asking me on a date?
Yeah.
I guess I am.
I don't think that's a good idea.
Why not?
Last night was fun,
but let's not make it more than it is.
Well, Syd, I mean...
I don't know, I think we're really good together.
I'd like to see more of you.
I think you've seen everything there is to see.
Come on, Syd. Look. I'm being serious.
So am I.
Besides, I have to take Finn out of town for a couple of days.
So, I'm not going to be here.
Yeah, it's, uh...
Yeah, it's okay.
I get it.
Hey, Vadas.
I'll think about it, okay?
Okay.
Can you put the siren on?
Ah, well, you see that dial over there?
Why don't you give that a twist for me?
Where's your brother?
He's on the fire truck.
Well, will you tell him to come inside?
Your dad's found us a table.
I just want to go back to the tent.
Why do you have to be like this?
I told you I didn't want to come.
This is supposed to be a family vacation.
Can you at least try to be nice for once?
It's boring, there's nothing to do here,
and I don't know anybody.
Chelsea, I need you to change your attitude.
You're being a brat.
This is stupid!
I just want to go home.
Uh, that's one of the campers from the Outpost.
She looks pretty upset.
Can you give me a second?
Yeah, sure.
Hey, you okay?
I'm fine.
I'm Maggie.
Chelsea.
You seem maybe a little upset.
Do you want to talk about it?
It's nothing.
Try me.
It's my mom.
She's giving me a hard time because I don't want to be here.
Why's that?
I don't fit in here.
I understand that.
You do?
Yeah. I think everyone feels that way sometimes.
I just... I wish my mom would listen to me.
Moms can be tricky.
She makes me so mad sometimes.
I... I could just run away.
Well, I understand that feeling.
I can't even text my friends.
The service here is pretty bad.
But I'll let you in on a secret.
If you head over to the Outpost later,
then they'll let you borrow the landline.
Really?
Mm-hm.
Awesome. Thanks.
Of course.
That was really nice of you.
Yeah, well, I remember how hard it is being that age.
Sometimes you just need someone to listen.
That's my boy. That's my boy!
Let's see what that's all about.
Turn his wrist. Come on!
Roll his wrist, roll his wrist. Come on, come on, come on!
Come on, Jackson.
Come on.
Put him down, put him down!
We have a winner!
There we go!
Go, Jackson!
He's going to make a good officer one day.
Oh, so Connie finally allowed him to apply?
No, no, no, no.
She's being overprotective, as usual.
Driving me nuts.
The force is a lot more inclusive than she realizes these days.
- Right, Jackson? - Right.
Let's go have a drink.
All right, who's breaking?
Mine.
Maggie, Maggie, Maggie.
Meet Tom, with the Timberlake Police Department.
A good person to know if you ever find yourself in trouble.
Well, it's nice to meet you.
So, you're the famous neurosurgeon Sully's been going on about.
You want to join us?
We could use another person to even things out.
I brought your lunch, Sully.
Uh...
- Thank you. - Mm-hm.
Maybe next time.
- It's great to meet you. - See ya.
Dispatch to Canada.
Go for Tom.
We got a call from Mrs. Bailey.
Can Pete take this one?
I was just there yesterday.
That woman can talk the ear off a corn stalk.
Pete's out on a domestic.
Need you to take this one.
Mrs. Bailey thinks there a raccoon in her pantry.
All right.
Last week it was a field mouse.
I was really hoping to spend some time with Jackson today.
He's been staying over at Connie's
the past couple of weeks.
I can swing by if you like.
Wildlife rescue is more my department.
Oh, I couldn't ask you to do that.
I offered.
I'll make sure the raccoon is handled correctly.
Thanks.
Call me if you need me?
I gotta change my clothes.
I owe you one, Frank.
Don't mention it.
♪ All I see ♪
There you are.
Dance with me.
♪ This life was never easy ♪
I have to go.
I promised Tom that I'd go find Mrs. Bailey
some help with a raccoon problem.
Well, she's just going to have to wait until after this song.
♪ Lose it all to you ♪
♪ Should I stay? ♪
♪ Alone and broken-hearted? ♪
♪ Or let you in ♪
♪ Take a chance on love again ♪
Frank and Edna.
They are the most beautiful couple, aren't they?
Yeah, they are.
♪ This world was never easy ♪
And to still be so in love after so many years, I mean.
It's pretty special.
♪ It's all we ever knew ♪
♪ Lord, if we can't win ♪
Seeing as we're at a party, I figured, let me ask.
You go out a lot when you're in Boston?
A little, but it's never like this.
You know, there always seems to be a bit of a hidden agenda.
What about you?
You go out in New York?
Who said I was from New York?
Your license plate.
Oh, right.
Uh, no. No, to be honest.
I tend to keep to myself.
Yeah, makes sense.
Strike me as a bit of a lone wolf.
Do you know, I do occasionally dance
if I find the right dance partner.
♪ Lord, if we can't win ♪
- Hey. - Hey.
I'm going to head out with Finn now.
Wanna beat the traffic.
Ah, well, good luck to Finn.
- Will I see you when I get back? - Yeah, for sure.
See you later, Cal.
See you, Syd.
As I was saying...
Excuse me, um...
Have you by any chance seen this girl?
Uh, yeah. Why?
She's my daughter. I'm sure she hasn't gone far,
but I can't find her anywhere.
Oh, we just saw her outside,
so we can help you look for her if you'd like.
Thank you.
I checked the campsite. Her backpack's gone.
I can't find her anywhere, she's not answering her phone.
I don't know where she could be.
I think she ran away.
♪ Lose it all to you ♪
Everybody listen up. Looking for a young girl.
16 years old. Name's Chelsea Smith.
Blonde hair, blue eyes, with a blond sweatshirt
and black shorts. If anyone knows anything,
and I mean anything, please come see us.
I keep trying, it just keeps going straight to voicemail.
Don't worry, we're going to find her, okay?
She couldn't have gotten very far.
You know what? Why don't I look after Remy
while you two wait.
Thank you.
Mm-hm. Let's go, Remy.
Do you have any recent photos of Chelsea you can send me?
All right, Jackson, if you could take a couple
people down to the lakefront, have a look around.
Sully, if you and Maggie could take the eastern trails.
Cal, if you go west, I can go north.
Sound good?
We have to cover all bases.
We take missing children seriously out here.
Let's get it done, folks.
- Chelsea! - Chelsea!
Chelsea!
Chelsea.
You wanna try down there and I'll take the high ground?
Copy. Chelsea!
Chelsea!
Chelsea! Chelsea!
Chelsea, it's okay. I'm with search and rescue.
If you can hear me, let me know, okay?
Chelsea!
What's wrong with you?
- Nothing. - Come on, spit it out.
I can always tell when something's wrong with you.
I ran into Chelsea earlier and she may have mentioned
something about wanting to run away.
Well, did you tell anyone?
I didn't think she was serious.
Well, you should have told me.
Maybe we could have avoided all this.
Why don't you look for Chelsea with Lola?
Chelsea!
What about here?
- You see anything here? - No.
Anything?
Uh, no.
Have you guys checked the Find My Phone app?
No, um...
How do I do that?
Here I'll show you.
Okay.
It says her last known location was
the Gas N Go near Timberlake.
What's she doing at a gas station?
Maggie and I'll drive over and take a look.
I'll come with you.
No, I think you should both stay here.
Just, you know, in case she shows up.
Please, find our daughter.
We will call you the moment we know anything.
Dispatch, I have a possible last known position for Chelsea Smith.
Uh, it's the Gas N Go at Timberlake.
- Hey. - Can I help you?
Yeah, we're looking for a missing teenage girl.
Her phone showed her last location was here.
She was wearing a blue sweatshirt,
carrying a blue backpack. Have you seen her?
Looks like a girl who was here earlier.
About how long ago did she leave?
Maybe an hour or so.
I think I saw her leave in a Grey SUV.
Did you see who she was with?
No, but I think they were headed that way.
Okay. Thank you.
Thanks.
There's been a new development.
Cal and Maggie have some new information for us.
The gas attendant saw Chelsea getting in a Grey SUV
about 60 minutes ago.
That gives us a search area radius that looks like this.
Okay, I'll, uh, I'll put a BOLO out on the vehicle.
We also don't know whoever picked her up is staying locally
or if they've left the area, so we're going to need to
split up to cover the most ground.
Oh, God.
I'll drive the back roads around the park perimeter
ask around, see if anyone's seen anything.
Yeah, that'd be great. Thanks, Cal.
I'll come with you, if that's okay.
Let's go.
We'll find her.
Hey, Remy. Give us a minute.
If anything happens to Chelsea...
Oh, God.
I don't think I'll ever be able to forgive myself.
It's not your fault.
Okay.
We'll find her.
Gotta find her...
Why don't you two have a seat,
and I'll make you some tea, okay?
I can't lose her.
Don't worry.
It's going to be okay.
Please.
Ah, stupid poachers.
Any news here?
No. Have you heard from Frank?
No, why?
Because I haven't seen him since he went to the Bailey's,
and that was quite a while ago.
Huh.
I'll go have a look for him.
Chelsea Smith. Age 16. Blonde hair, blue eyes.
Last seen at the Gas 'N' Go in Timberlake.
Who knows how far they've gone.
Well, if they're on the highway,
they would have been spotted by now.
Why? You think she's still here?
She has to be.
You don't know that, Cal.
Sully was right, I should have said something.
Hey, there's no way you could have known this would happen.
All right?
Sully for Tom, have you heard from Frank lately?
Been trying to reach him to let him know about Chelsea,
but he's not answering his radio.
Did you check with Mrs. Bailey? He was heading over there.
Yeah, I did, but she said he left a while ago.
Let me know if you hear from him.
Sure thing.
Frank, it's Sully. Are you there?
Frank, it's Sully. What's your 20, pal?
Frank Cranebear, are you on this channel?
Frank, will you answer me already?
Where are you, old buddy?
Hey.
Didn't you read the sign?
This is private property. What are you doing here?
Uh, just out for some target practice with some friends.
I didn't think it'd be such a big deal.
You got paperwork for that thing?
Uh, yeah.
Somewhere. I, uh, I think my buddy has it.
You shouldn't be drinking and carrying a firearm.
Oh, those aren't ours.
Look.
I don't know who you are,
but we're just having some fun, man.
No need to hassle me.
We'll get out of here as soon as my buddy gets back, okay?
I've never shot a gun before.
Hey, what do you think you're doing?
The gun just went off. It was an accident!
What did you do!?
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I didn't mean to!
It was an accident!
We were just talking.
It was an accident.
You saw it!
Oh, my God.
What are you doing?
Calling 911.
I'm not going to jail for this.
It was an accident. You all saw it.
We have to stay and help him.
- We gotta get out of here. Now. - Let go of me!
We can't just take her!
You have a better idea?
Stop!
Whoa, whoa, whoa. 'Kay, what about him?
We gotta go. We gotta go now!
- Help! - Come on!
Stop, no! Stop!
Come on! You wanna go to jail for this?
I'm CIA.
What did you say you do again?
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