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RELOOTED | First 20 Minutes · No Commentary Gaming

• 0:00
  Sally, if you're getting this, I'm in trouble.
• 0:03
  This is an SOS. You will have my location sent
• 0:07
  to you. So sorry in advance.
• 0:12
  Yep, I'm joking inside. This is serious.
• 0:17
  What did you do, Trevor? Trevor always getting himself
• 1:53
  into trouble and I have to. Say.
• 1:56
  Why does he only reach out when he's in trouble?
• 1:59
  Because he's always in trouble. None.
• 2:39
  Normally, sis, I've never been happier to see your angry face.
• 2:44
  You are unbelievable. You got my SOS and location but.
• 2:48
  Oh, you've got a lot of explaining to do.
• 2:57
  What? Did you do?
• 2:59
  A business deal gone wrong I guess.
• 3:02
  People are so touchy about security systems.
• 3:07
  We need to get out of here before they come back.
• 3:09
  Wait. They took my ARM.
• 3:10
  That's custom upgraded hardware. It's valuable IP.
• 3:14
  Not worth the risk. Dad's ring is on that hand.
• 3:17
  Why is nothing ever simple with you?
• 3:19
  I've had it since him and mom died.
• 3:21
  You're going to get us killed. Where are they being kept?
• 3:28
  Alpha and I'll separated my arm in the ring if they keeping the
• 3:31
  arm in a room in the lower levels and the ring is in the
• 3:35
  other building. What's the security situation?
• 3:41
  Some doors may be locked. The security system is glitching
• 3:46
  right now. Can you help?
• 3:50
  Deafen I'm OK, it only hurts when I breathe.
• 3:56
  So the answer is no. I'll get your arm and the ring,
• 4:01
  but I can't have you slowing me down.
• 4:03
  There's a black auto van waiting four blocks east.
• 4:06
  Thanks sis, It's good to see you.
• 4:09
  Go Trevor, where to next? Blocked.
• 4:33
  I can't go any further unless unless I managed to give through
• 4:37
  before the shutter process. I know I can make it there.
• 5:03
  Trevor's arm. No ring.
• 5:07
  I can't leave without Trevor's arm.
• 5:11
  I have to go back. He's a pain but I need to take
• 5:16
  his arm more along the Trevor system locked the doors but I
• 5:21
  might not be lucky with the ring.
• 5:30
  I'm a little rusty. Need to find my parkour rhythm.
• 5:39
  All Africa free running champion.
• 5:42
  We've got this. Trevor had to cheat diligent
• 6:24
  criminals who lock their doors. I'll have to go through it
• 6:41
  again. Oh I won't make this unless I go
• 6:44
  super fast and jump as far as I can.
• 6:59
  His dad's wedding ring. Before I pick this up, I need to
• 7:03
  know where I'm heading. Trevor better be at that.
• 7:11
  Van guys are coming. Good time.
• 7:27
  Nice God girl. Easy now that thing is fast.
• 7:39
  Is it scanning? Thanks for nothing, Trev.
• 7:58
  Tao, you know I can tell you and alpha apart by the sound of your
• 8:07
  footsteps. Anyway, what do you have for me?
• 8:13
  He's gone, boss. Tao, are you telling me he's a
• 8:18
  magician? No, Sir.
• 8:23
  Did he just vanish or did you fail at a job?
• 8:28
  We, we will get him. Back get.
• 8:29
  Him back here, do not kill him. I want him to.
• 8:34
  Suffer. First, do it right this time or
• 8:38
  you will suffer. I really don't want you to end
• 8:43
  up like between those other incompetent.
• 8:47
  Fools. I like my employees alive.
• 9:04
  I can explain. Dude, is it even worth it?
• 9:08
  Those people were going to kill you.
• 9:12
  I may have overcharged dresser for a security system that
• 9:16
  didn't deliver what I promised. Oh, come on, Trev, He's a.
• 9:21
  Bad guy? Do you want a bad guy with an
• 9:24
  impenetrable security system? Oh, so you're the hero here?
• 9:28
  Those people are dangerous, Trevor.
• 9:31
  I left my job in Tanzania to rescue my brother because he is
• 9:34
  a hero. travel in this shape.
• 9:56
  Come. I'm taking you home.
• 10:43
  What I'm trying to tell you is I'm working on something new.
• 10:47
  Hush, hush kind of thing. Not interested sis.
• 10:51
  This is different. It's the jet.
• 10:54
  You don't know what that word means.
• 10:56
  Google is in on it. That is why we're going to see
• 10:59
  her. Why would our grandmother, a
• 11:01
  retired history professor, need your shady security systems
• 11:05
  expertise? Shady, you got deep.
• 11:09
  Nobody. How about you abstain from
• 11:11
  trying to get us killed? OK, you still mad at me?
• 11:15
  Oh, you have no idea. Look, I see Feng, and I see some
• 11:20
  of your old parkour buddies too. I'll wait for you at the park
• 11:25
  while you catch up with the locals.
• 12:01
  I. Heard you were back in town, but
• 12:04
  I don't believe it because I knew you would have come to see
• 12:09
  me. That's the thing.
• 12:11
  I'm sorry. I was going to visit you
• 12:13
  eventually. You'll be a long time.
• 12:17
  It's good to see you. Trevor told me you're a
• 12:20
  fishmonger now. Oh, I'm a store butcher.
• 12:24
  But now I do. Fish too.
• 12:27
  Oh, but the sign says. Fang the fishmonger, I like the
• 12:33
  way it sounds. The name is confusing.
• 12:40
  People are going to think you only do fish now.
• 12:42
  People know who I. AM and what I do?
• 12:46
  The name. Set me.
• 12:48
  Apart. From the other butchers.
• 12:51
  I'll come around later for tea. Bye thing.
• 13:04
  Whoa, look who it. Is Swift.
• 13:07
  Wow, you're back and you don't even let us know.
• 13:10
  Too good for? Your old parkour crew these
• 13:13
  days. These days, buzzer, I have been
• 13:16
  too good for you since high school.
• 13:18
  Trash talk already. You 2 are incorrigible.
• 13:21
  Are you back? For good this time.
• 13:27
  Maybe I'm back for bad. Your sense of humor still sucks,
• 13:32
  chum. Any questions for me?
• 13:34
  Swifty, obviously. What brings you back?
• 13:41
  A family emergency. Nothing terrible, just needed to
• 13:46
  be here for it. Hope it isn't that delinquent,
• 13:49
  Trevor. It's good to see you both.
• 13:52
  When are we hanging out? Soon, I promise I've missed you,
• 13:58
  even you buzzer. My number's still the same and
• 14:02
  I'm still #1. Number one, I distinctly
• 14:07
  remember you being #3. Said like a former #1.
• 14:12
  Good to see you Nomadi. Just like old times.
• 14:15
  Later. OK, here we go.
• 15:03
  There they are. What's this?
• 15:06
  You're on time. Very funny.
• 15:09
  I still can't get over having you home.
• 15:12
  I've been home for two weeks now, Coco.
• 15:15
  Hello, Nana. Coco.
• 15:18
  Hey man, good to see you. Yeah.
• 15:20
  So you're the Etienne I've been hearing so much about.
• 15:23
  It's. Good to finally meet you.
• 15:26
  Thanks for agreeing to meet us here.
• 15:28
  Come on, the seats over here. OK, what's this all about?
• 15:36
  You know I hate suspense, yes? Well, it has to do with my
• 15:43
  former job as a restitution expect for the Transatlantic
• 15:47
  Returns Treaty. There has been some interesting
• 15:52
  developments. The name of the treaty itself is
• 15:55
  a misnomer. It should be called the
• 15:57
  Colonial. Terrible time for a history
• 15:59
  lesson, but just go with the thing about the clause.
• 16:02
  Right, right. There's an old clause in the
• 16:05
  treaty that uses the words public display.
• 16:08
  Basically saying all artifacts that are currently on display to
• 16:12
  the public need to be returned. Museums are now using that old
• 16:15
  clause to basically remove artifacts from public display
• 16:18
  under the auspices of changing exhibits, maintenance, etcetera.
• 16:22
  They don't intend to put these artifacts back on display and
• 16:26
  are also not disclosing what they have in storage.
• 16:29
  They intend to have these on display for private viewings
• 16:31
  instead. Can't give back what you don't
• 16:34
  have. Exactly, but that also means
• 16:38
  they cannot report the artifacts missing or stolen.
• 16:42
  Stolen. Who's stealing them?
• 16:44
  Us. Us as in the three of you, a
• 16:53
  retired history professor, her ex student, and Trevor.
• 16:57
  I'm not just Trevor, I am the security systems guy AKA the
• 17:03
  locksmith. Great, you even have aliases.
• 17:06
  No, but if we did I would be the inside man.
• 17:09
  I know the goings on in museums so I would gather Intel about
• 17:12
  these artifacts being removed. I work for one of the biggest in
• 17:15
  the world. And Coco's basically an expert.
• 17:18
  This is all in a wheelhouse. She could be the brain trust.
• 17:23
  That's where you come in. Me.
• 17:26
  We could do this by ourselves, but Trevor insisted we tell you
• 17:30
  about it. Oh.
• 17:31
  My God, you're going to get yourselves.
• 17:36
  Go, go. Do you even hear yourself?
• 17:38
  No other items have been returned in the last 15 years.
• 17:43
  Isn't that a crime to? I know how this sounds, but we
• 17:48
  wouldn't be stealing those artifacts for ourselves.
• 17:51
  They would go back to where they belong, where they were taken
• 17:54
  from. I'm not going to change your
• 17:56
  mind, am I? No.
• 18:00
  And you already have a plan to steal something, don't you?
• 18:02
  Absolutely. Well, let's hear it.
• 18:07
  Before we get into the details normally, hey please don't take
• 18:11
  this the wrong way, but are you up to the task?
• 18:14
  Am I up to the task? Reverse psychology doesn't work
• 18:19
  on me. Come on Etienne, I told you
• 18:21
  she's faster, agile. She's a parkour legend in Josie.
• 18:25
  That's a bit of an exaggeration. Let me rephrase.
• 18:28
  Can you 2 work together as a? Team, absolutely, and I can
• 18:33
  prove it. I don't like.
• 18:36
  It's going to be fun, trust me. What is funny about an abandoned
• 18:51
  warehouse? Trey, focus on the body.
• 18:54
  Let's prove. But you've got this.
• 18:56
  We're doing this. To show we can work together.
• 18:59
  That's right, you've got nothing to.
• 19:00
  Prove. To no matter what day it is what
• 19:03
  he says irrelevant. Focus on the task.
• 19:06
  Some dodgy dude certainly wasn't me.
• 19:09
  Still, for his favorite bars, it's up to us.
• 19:13
  Mark, Professor of the nearby Forever.
• 19:17
  Off the comms, Coco, we were. See.
• 19:25
  Your walls don't stop the man like locked doors do.
• 19:31
  Can you just unlock the door locksmith?
• 19:36
  On this say when? That's too high to reach.
• 19:48
  If only there was some conspicuously helpful furniture
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  nearby. Can you unlock these wall doors
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  too? Child's play.