>FUCK FUCK YOU, NO, NO FUCK YOU What did he mean by this?

He would rather be alive than dead

>>85308707
STOLEN DOCUMENTS! SIGNATURES ALL OVER THEM!

Christ that was retarded

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>WE HAVE A GAS LEAK

>>85308707
RIP fag cop

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>>85308707

somebody post the webm of him saying this on the street with subtitles

i lost it on a HDD failure

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>>85308707
No fuck you policeman

>>85308828
I don't understand why everyone ridiculed this line so much. The documents were corrupt land deals/collusion between corporations. By having signatures of big players present at the party (McCandless for example), the detectives would be able to directly link those individuals to the corrupt deals. It was kind of an obvious observation to make out loud, but considering his adrenaline in the moment, not too unrealistic.

>>85311092
Shut up you dithering fanboy. The whole entire raid on the orgy club was fucking stupid.

>>85311140
How was it stupid?

>>85311215
the way they just happened to get to the right window where the two most important guys were having a secret meeting an signing those all-important documents, the whole thing was one big contrivance after contrivance to get the retard plot moving forward because it was the penultimate episode. only a retard could watch something like that and be enthralled

>>85311360
I agree, definitely not the most well-written scene of the show. I liked the earlier part inside the actual party, however. Always creeps me out that those types of events involving high powered individuals actually happen/have happened

He really liked the bike...