Daniel takes a call from Jim finalizing the plans for killing Daniel's family.
Jim and Daniel finally meet up and it's revealed that Daniel told Jim that hi...
Jim tells Tiny to go outside and see if he can find the person who killed Col...
Jim screams at Tiny while standing over Cole's body thinking that Tiny is the...
Jim is extremely angry at Cole and Tiny. Cole went missing and now Tiny isn'...
Jim yells at Tiny to go and find Cole who still has not come out of the house.
Jim is getting upset that he's carrying pictures out of the house and not Cole.
Jim and Tiny continue to argue about Cole and after Tiny makes another commen...
Jim and Tiny are outside waiting for Cole and Jim is getting angrier the long...
Jim tells Tiny that they're not going to kill Cole because it's not their dec...
Jim explodes after Cole tells him to relax. Jim tells Cole that everyone is ...
Jim puts his gun to Cole's head telling him he's tired of listening to him an...
Cole tells Jim and Tiny they need to be collecting paintings like the mural o...
Jim tells Tiny to get into a crawl space to see what the noise is that they j...
Tiny tells Jim to just leave the diamond ring on the dead body so they can ge...
Jim and Tiny start to head upstairs and Jim notices that Uncle Wilson is wear...
Jim can't believe he has to change the clip in his gun already.
Jim tells Tiny that they can't waste anytime robbing the house because Cole i...
Jim finds Tiny upstairs listening to a game when they should be killing peopl...
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