- Full house. - Full house? - That's a concept a Mexican should - be quite familiar with, eh, Jesus? - She said what? - She said, in unequivocal terms, - that I was not to - move on Burrows. - Whatever their agenda is with Burrows, - it is not the same as ours. - This whole business - with his father-- - it interferes with the one thing that - we set out to do in the first place-- - put Lincoln Burrows - in the ground. - If he lives, you're the one that - stands to lose, not the company. - They get themselves - another candidate, - and you're the one that - suffers the brunt of it. - Then maybe it's time - we broke ranks. - We do that, they'd pull support for - the campaign. You know that, don't you? - That is... if they know, Paul. - Mmm! Smell that kitty. - Jacks or better, trips to win. - Last hand. - I'm tired of losing all my money today. - How much you up? - - I don't know. $300. - Does It hurt? - What? - The horseshoe up your ass. - Rather be lucky than - good, Ping-Pong. - Misdeal. Bury the card. - Man, I don't care if - y'all saw my card. - Yeah, I bet you don't. - Bury the card, young blood. - Hey, chill, Wrinkles. Ain't my fault - Saltine here got a sloppy deal. - Aw, that there was - just uncalled for. - Now, all right. You know what? - I'll tell you what. - I'm going to deal another hand, - you gonna be such a baby about it. - On a misdeal, you bury the card, - finish out the hand. - House rules. - Warden. - I have some good - news for you, Linc. - Somehow, your lawyer's - petition went through. - The Department of Corrections is - allowing you a one-hour visit with - your son. - I've never seen one of these - granted before... ever. - Good lawyers. - No lawyer's that good. - I'll make the - travel arrangements, - but this is not going to - be a ride in the country. - You're gonna be Y-cuffed, - and the men are gonna be heavily armed. - I don't want any problems. - There won't be; - I just want to see my son. - I'll bet all I got. - You better have some aces shoved - up there with that horseshoe, - or that pot's mine. - You in or out?! - I'm in. - And I raise you $74. - I said I only got $82 left. - Then I guess you're - out of luck. - You never heard of - a gentleman's game? - Yes, I have, but this ain't it. - You want to borrow some money? - Ask your boys. - But I'm in here to - make money, bro. - You want welfare, - you'd better vote Democrat. - If you know what's - good for you, - you'll stay away - from me in the yard. - You think you're - smarter than me? - No! No! No, no, no! - There's a pathway-- no, - there's a pathway! There's a pathway! - He's trying to escape! - He's trying to escape-- this is his map! - He set me up! - Zap him! - There he is. - Hey boss, - I think you dropped something, man. - That's half a Gino. - So when do I move in? - - You don't. - What? - Come on, chief, - now, we had a deal. - Renegotiation: the - price is $700 now. - That ain't right. - I just gave you $500. - What you gave me - was a down payment. - If you can't come up - with the rest, well... - No, no, no, no, no! Wait, wait, wait. - Hold on. One minute, all right? - Man, he's trying - to shake us down. - - I'm gonna need that watch. - Not an option. - Look, would you rather be looking - at a picture of your daughter - or holding her in your - arms once you get outside? - Look, man, - Father Time owed me a few bones. - He gave me this in trade. - That should be more than - enough to cover it. - Eh, not bad. - Your problem is somebody already gave - me $700 for the cell, so you're S.O.L. - No! Hey, whoa, whoa! - Wait a minute, wait a minute. - So you're just gonna - take my money and walk? - Yeah, well, - write your congressman. - Oh, come on! - Hey. - Hi. They said you - wanted to talk to me. - Yeah, yeah. - Okay. - Okay. - Please. - Thanks. - Okay. - I made you something. - It's an ashtray. - Um... I don't smoke. - Yeah, I know. But, uh, - they only let us make these and jewelry, - and I didn't figure you for - the macaroni necklace type. - It's very sweet. Uh... - How about we talk - about how you're doing? - Hmm... - I think we both know - I don't belong here. - I don't remember much - about that night, but - being locked up in Ad Seg, - something must've snapped. - What I'm trying to say is, I think - I've had enough of arts and crafts. - But that's your call. - And the doctors here do say - that you've been acting fine. - The problem is that if you don't - tell the Pope who burned you, - he's gonna lock you - back up in Ad Seg. - And after a couple days of that, - you're gonna be right back here. - Michael, I hate what happened to you, - and I hate that you're here. - But you have got to - let me help you. - If you want to get out of Psych Ward, - and stay out,
