What do you want?
Do you wanna strip me down? Is that what you wanna do?
Need help? I can do that.
- No, I didn't mean that. - Huh?
- There. - Okay.
What about your cock? Is it big?
It's, uh, a pretty normal size. It's pretty average.
I'm just trying to spice it up a little with sex talk.
- Ah. - Wanna try?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Want me to give it to you?
- Huh? - Mm.
You want me to tear you apart? Want me to smash you?
- No. No, no. - You want that?
- You little bitch. - Not so dark.
Mm.
I'm crazy about you, you know?
You're beautiful.
You're the princess of the... of the meadow.
- Alright. - You're...
Maybe... Maybe a little darker.
- More like... - Mm.
- Never mind. - What?
Just a sec.
Yeah.
Are you okay? Am I hurting you?
No, don't... Don't worry about it. I can't get crippled again.
Just keep going.
No, wait. Not like that.
No. Lemme go with the classics. I'll go on top.
- Grab me by the back. - Okay.
Now lie on your back.
There we go!
- Ah! Now push me away. - Yeah.
- That's it. - Sorry. I've just never done it like that.
I've never done it with a Jew, so we're even.
Slap my ass.
Like that. Slap me softly on my ass.
I just did.
Oh. Oh, okay. Well, then suck my ear.
COMMUNITY SQUAD
Morning.
- No, stop. Wait, I... - Huh?
It's... It's just...
What time is it?
It's 7:00 a.m. I feel a little frisky.
You wanna, uh, sleep some more, or you wanna...?
keep going?
You know, like, with the investigation.
Uh... Uh...
Wait, wait. I might need a minute.
We're a couple.
I'm in the Styrofoam import and export business.
You own a company of some sort.
We moved in together.
Look, I don't think we need to invent a whole story about this.
They're not gonna ask us anything.
Well, I mean. It's just in case.
You never know.
So we met in Gesell.
Three years ago.
We were walking down the st...
- Hey there. - How are you today?
We just wanted to hire a moving truck. We wanna...
Are you a couple?
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. We're...
- About the price. - We're a couple, yeah.
- We need an estimate. - Estimate.
Are you moving in together?
That's the idea. We're thinking about it.
That's wonderful. How long have you known each other?
- Around three years. - Oh.
- We met in Gesell. - Nice.
Oh, what a lovely place!
Right?
- Yeah. - I was walking down the street,
and she was, uh...
Uh, she was sitting.
So one of our neighbors hired your movers,
and she also mentioned you were really, really good.
She said they did an excellent job.
We want to hire the same guys who helped her that day.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
Nosy old me.
It's just both of you are beautiful.
Um, let me just say you are a warrior.
And there you are, giving her a helping hand.
What an example.
Thank you. She makes me a better person.
- That's how I feel. - What's your neighbor's last name?
Um, we only know her as Susi.
- Susi. - Ah.
She moved this past week to Darwin and Gorriti.
Uh... No, no, no, no, no.
I've got nothing in here.
- Oh. - There was only a corporate trip then.
Yeah, I bet that's her, because she said she had a business.
- Ah, yeah. - Sure, yeah.
- Well, who drove her? Can you tell me? - I'm sorry, sweetie.
- I'm sorry, but, uh, that's confidential. - Right.
I would really like to help you lovebirds out here.
You're capable, you don't need any help at all.
You're like the girl in the video.
"The Stairs Inside Your Mind."
I watched it yesterday.
I was touched by it.
What video?
That's me a couple years ago. Mm?
And this is me today.
When I just quit complaining,
when I finally realized that all the stairs...
are in my mind, you see?
THE STAIRS ARE IN YOUR MIND
I watched that and now I understand it all totally!
- I admire you. - Oh.
Betty, did you ask maintenance to install a ramp in the bathroom?
Well, you shouldn't only be focusing on what's missing.
You should be more positive.
When you go to a restaurant
and the menu says, "Chef's recommendations"?
They're kinda telling us, "Look, I wouldn't order the other ones."
Co-me-dy!
Thank you.
Your turn, Mike.
Alright.
Thanks. Thanks, guys.
Okay, guys. There are so many neighborhood complaints for us to solve.
And I can't tell you how great it feels to be here,
and I'm ready to start off on the right foot.
Alright, let's split the tasks.
- For Joni. - Let's see.
No! Come on. Really, Miguel?
I wanted action. Come on!
Elderly folks are a crucial part of our society, Joni.
Besides, that chess tournament could get nasty.
Uh, Mario.
Look, there's a situation with the vendors
from, uh, your community.
Heh, our brothers in the mountains.
Isn't it a bit racist for you to send me?
But they speak your language.
They speak English?
Yeah.
And next up we have some folks who have issues living next to a hoarder.
This mission calls for female sensitivity.
So, here you are.
Very stereotypical. Women are sensitive, Bolivians are vendors.
You think she's sensitive?
Dude, I'm sensitive, for real, huh.
Uh, I didn't mean her. I was thinking about, uh...
I don't know, your sensitivity as a writer.
How about if I go along with you two girls on your mission?
I can keep you company so that you're not alone.
Real gentleman. So refreshing, huh?
Well, I'll tell you what I told my ex, um...
You can't live together without... ...communication.
Although, in my case... In my case it didn't work out,
and now she's met someone else and she's happy.
So, I think it's still applicable.
Guys,
uh, I'll see you at 9:00 for my comedy show, yeah?
Huh?
Hey, So, how about we go to the freight company later today?
Although we'd go undercover, to see what we can find.
No, that's pretty dangerous. Just call the police, Feli.
- I just meant... - You said dangerous?
Tell me about it.
No, we're investigating Diego's case.
I'm in. Planning and intelligence at your service.
There you go.
- Yeah. but Sofía and I... - Hey, do you have a pistol?
- Batons? - No.
I've got knives.
Hope you enjoy it.
Hey, wait! When you do it, it's a green one, then a violet one.
Then a green one and so on.
It's coming together, huh?
She's got another dude that's fucking her.
Oh.
Well, it's not a surprise, though.
Alejandra and you always go back and forth, you know?
It's the ex-girlfriend of that guard.
Oh, you fuck me so good!
This guy has absolutely nothing to lose. He's gonna be a problem.
You better turn the mic off, Dogo. Okay?
He got the message.
We need to take care of much more urgent things, like Planet Toys.
Why did you say that about Alejandra?
All couples go through a rough patch here and there.
Why not have a chat with her?
- Have a chat. - You should do something romantic, or...
- Uh, chivalry is always a good move, Dogo. - Yes.
Wouldn't you rather I take care of the guys at Planet Toys?
I'll make sure it's done.
- I could set the store on fire. - No. No, no.
Doguito, no, no, no.
You focus on getting your girl. We'll be fine, though.
Here. Buy her some flowers, or serenade her.
Take it. Make her smile. Huh?
Take the afternoon off, Doguito.
Hey, Sof.
- Nice, right? - Yeah.
I'll take it home.
Great.
Thank you for coming.
- Hope you have a really nice day. - No.
You're gonna have to give us more things. Neighbors are gonna keep bitching.
They're really angry. Especially about... the rabbits.
They shit all over the place. It's gross.
Alright, you can take Ricardo if you want, then.
He's mean, though.
The others aren't.
Sorry, Ricardo.
Hey, look, being a hoarder is unsafe for you too, Osvaldo.
You need to let go.
I'm not a hoarder, hm?
Just a compulsive collector.
I think that picture has a point though, huh.
You can have it.
Alright, but the smell is fucking gross. It's terrible in here.
Yeah, it's pretty disgusting.
I'll see if I can find something else.
Oh!
Huh?
What? It's a great song.
Mm-hm.
Right?
Beach vibes!
Feli, I'm worried about Mario. He's on his own.
Why don't you give Mario a hand and we'll meet tonight?
Okay.
I'll go help.
Huh?
I'm on it.
Okay.
Later.
Don't even say it.
BEING A VENDOR IS NOT A CRIME
I'm not sure about this.
No! Show them you really care.
Be one of them.
- Wear this. - Yeah?
Sure.
Convince them.
You got this, man.
Okay.
Go wow them, man. Just be cool.
WORKERS IN THE STRUGGLE
Hello, my name is Mario.
- I-I work at the... - Everyone!
Everyone, come on listen. Our brother has something to say.
Um...
My friends,
some neighbors have filed a complaint,
and, to be honest, you won't get permission to work here.
That's right! No more discrimination, always taking what belongs to us.
- We want to work! - Yes, work!
Well, uh, what I meant to say is that
we deserve to be in a better place.
This isn't right for us.
Exactly, dude! Because we deserve better conditions!
Let's demand it! Let's demand it!
All we wanna do is work, that's it!
There's no bullying that will be tolerated.
This place has to be used for everyone's benefit.
Not for selling things...
You're right! You are damn right, Mario!
We all pay our taxes!
And now they want to kick us out to build those towers?
No!
Alright. Okay. Okay, you guys...
Wait. Guys, guys, guys.
How'd ya like to hear some comedy, huh?
- Hey, so, I gotta go meet with Joni. - Yeah.
Go, go. It's fine. I'll go to talk to the cops.
- They'll hear me out. - Okay.
See you, dude.
Hey, you guys. You guys, please. Let's calm down.
I'm an Urban Guard! I'm an Urban Guard!
Illegal immigrant conflict. The Minister's words.
This is not an eviction. I want to make this very clear.
I think there are some spies from left wing parties.
In other news, chaos broke out at a chess match today.
The elders got into a fight. It was total mayhem.
Two people injured and three detained.
We are expecting a doctor's...
I can't believe I missed it. Fuck my life.
I could've gotten mad.
But I didn't.
Guys, we have one life. We need to enjoy all of it.
Inspire one another.
That's me a couple of years ago.
- And this is me today. - Bro.
I need your focus for a sec.
So check this out.
Isn't love nice, huh?
- When it hits... pow! So good. - We're deep in the shit, Daniel!
Then go find someone who's successful!
You've ruined the company that you...!
What do you think?
The freight guys weren't, I don't really know, suspicious...
No, what matters is who hired them, though.
We'd have to fight our way in to get the notebook.
It's an impossible mess.
Huh?
This is just a possible idea.
Huh?
Well, look. There's a box...
Absolutely not.
You know, because it's just that... It's like... It's...
No, of course.
It could be anyone. You or me, either one could get...
- Yeah, no one. - So neither one.
Damn.
I told you not to get involved, he's got issues.
Everything's looking much cleaner now, right?
There's nothing more.
What about the rabbits, Osvaldo?
You have a lot of negative energy.
- I have some incense somewhere. - Okay.
No, no, girls, but...
- You don't understand. - Hey.
The day I told my mom I was trans,
she refused to talk to me. Later she passed away.
My room was full of soaking wet tissues from all my crying.
I couldn't get rid of them. But you know what?
Something I eventually realized?
Getting over all the pain only happened once I faced it head on.
Right.
Uh...
I'm gonna go get the rabbits that are still in my bedroom, Viv.
I had no idea you went through that shit.
I didn't, but I had to tell him something or we'd be stuck here all day.
And your mother?
Fine, she's great. Lives in Morón.
Ah.
This is better than lashing out.
Well, do you believe that I also have negative energy?
Sometimes you can be a little harsh.
Alright. There are two rabbits left, but they're tiny.
Osvaldo, I'll keep Ricardo.
Come here, Ricardo.
It's okay, okay.
Why don't you go get your beard a trim
after I'll cut your hair and give you an extreme makeover.
- How's that sound? - Mmm!
Yeah.
You should leave. I feel like I might get lucky.
But, what about not messing with guys with...
- With issues? - Shh.
- Alright, time to go. - Ah.
- Getting kicked out. - Yes.
Ow!
Ah, fuck! Oh!
Caught red-handed!
In bed with my own brother!
- Ooh! - It's not what it seems.
- No! - I swear to God.
It seems like an unforgivable betrayal.
How many women have you slept with?
No, no!
I won't forgive you!
Ever!
You'll leave this house now!
And tell Amir he's a dead man.
- Meow. - You don't have the guts!
Not even when it comes to falling in love!
Amir is twice the man you are.
How could you?
Hey.
What are you doing?
I need intel.
Gimme it.
Open the drawer.
Go on.
There's the keys.
No, that's not the way this goes. Do you pity me?
- No! - No, no, no!
I have my reasons. They haven't paid me in three months.
And plus, midgets,
are my weakness, you see?
The guy from that show with dragons.
- You know him? - Yeah, yeah.
No, we don't know each other.
But yeah, I know who he is, uh...
I don't like this, uh... We're gonna do it the hard way.
The hard way?
Okay, it's gonna be the easy way then.
But I'm still gonna jump out of that window, okay?
Okay. But can I watch?
Okay, yeah.
Three months?
Dude.
Good evening. I'm sorry, I see some people are leaving,
but I wanted to let you know that our friend is running a bit late.
So please be patient.
We won't go anywhere. We'll wait for him.
Like the guy who goes to a class for controlling anxiety and says,
"Oh, hey, I'm here for the Control Your Anxiety class."
"But tomorrow is when it starts, bro."
That's a pretty bad joke.
You're only laughing because a girl in a wheelchair is telling it, right?
You gotta laugh, or else you're a piece of shit.
I hate you guys.
So what now? Should I fly, jump? Can someone help me out?
I'm serious, you assholes!
The stairs are inside your head.
No, man, not again with that bullshit, huh?
No! Hey, dude, the stairs aren't in my mind.
I'm seeing them right now.
Or is this some collective madness thing?
Plus, I don't know, hey, if I had mental powers,
I'd be doing some much cooler stuff. Not just some stairs, you know?
I'd take the craft beer they sell in this pub and make it less shitty.
I'd get myself a nice guy, a million dollars, I don't know.
The truth is I'd like to beat the crap out of you, but...
it's looking a bit complicated, so then, good evening.
I loved it. Man, you're good.
Would you like to join our permanent staff?
You know, having a special abilities comedian would be like...
Really, so awesome.
Spider-Man has special abilities, bro.
Yeah, you're right, but...
Help me get down.
Yeah, sorry.
- That's nice! - Yeah. It's for you.
- Thanks. - For you.
I like... I like, uh, us enjoying culture together as a team,
- You know? - Mm.
And culture, I mean, to me...
I'm a writer. I write for the theater.
I wrote an opera, that, uh,
I'd love for you to read it.
- That's great. - Yeah, it's interesting.
It's about a police psychologist.
Well, after that, he's in an accident, he gets divorced, uh...
- Uh... - Okay, autobiographical then.
Um, no. No, no, no.
No, it's set in Cleveland. The city, you know?
Oh! Sounds interesting.
This beer sucks really bad, my God.
You really kicked ass on that stage.
Because you were outrageous and super profound.
Yeah?
I don't know.
- You were great. - Well...
- Cheers. - I don't wanna keep drinking, because...
Uh...
- Hi. - Hello.
How's it going?
Who's he? Uh, a friend of the team?
I'm a collector.
Mmm. Right.
- How are you? - I'm fine.
- Not as fine as you, though. - Well, you know.
Maybe I got a little help with the look.
- Mmm. - Well, I'm, uh...
I'm gonna get another drink.
Okay, very good.
Let's give a warm welcome to the last comedian.
He came all the way from Bolivia just to make us laugh,
Mario!
Whoo!
Show 'em, Mario!
How's it going?
You know when you need to find a police station,
but you don't know which way to go and you say,
"Okay!"
"I'm just gonna go out and they'll arrest me because I'm dark-skinned"?
Right?
Comedy!
How many police officers does it take to change a light bulb?
There you go, Feli.
- What's this? - What happened, Joni?
Three.
You've no idea.
Not sure of all the details, but more or less it was that.
I don't get it, you let him go solo?
No! I...
I just meant, he...
He told me, "I do things alone, I work alone."
- He wanted to put me inside a box. - You wanted to put Joni inside a crate?
No. Now, see, when you put it like that, you make it sound awful,
but, it's just...
- Uh, It was... - No.
I mean, I don't think that's cool.
I'm sorry, I'm picking up some tension in the air here.
Okay. Bro! Try and keep your voice down. You're ruining my show.
I get that you're a bit out of your element, Grandpa.
You're not the target audience of the jokes nor of police brutality.
Co-me-dy!
Yeah!
Mario, congratulations.
You killed it, man.
Thank you!
- Thanks! - See ya, Mario!
- See you around. - Ciao.
The... The check, please. Yeah.
I hope you didn't take it personally, Miguel.
That's being a comedian. We tell it how it is.
Don't worry, it was great.
I got all the jokes.
I love stand-up comedy.
Hey, man. You know what I was thinking?
It'd be great if ramps were installed by the stage.
I say this as the partner of a person with disabilities,
because inclusion starts with the individual.
And in addition, fix the... the bathroom.
The door is not wide enough. You can't get a wheelchair in there.
- Feli, can I talk to you for a second? - Yeah, sure, Sof.
Later, I'll send you some links with interesting info, okay?
They'll make you think, open your mind.
Okay. Okay, send 'em.
Do you want to follow up on the case tonight?
No, no, not tonight, I'm beat, but...
Listen to me a sec, okay?
We're really not a couple, okay?
No!
No, I-I know, you're saying that, because...
No, I, um, wasn't talking about you.
Ah.
Who were you talking about then?
So, um,
it's, uh, I dated
a girl who had neurological issues
for a year or so, and...
Motor disability.
When she talked, she... She did this thing, like, with the...
Feli, I really like you,
and I don't wanna be insensitive, but...
How about we, um, take it down a notch?
So, just sex?
Yeah, or lose the sex as well.
It was better when we were friends, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, I couldn't find the exact right words,
but you said it perfectly.
The words were just right.
Mm.
So, friends then.
Mm.
- Later. - Yeah.
Hey.
It's open. Come in.
What's wrong?
Alejandra.
Come here, man.
When I finally realized that the stairs
are in my mind, you see?
SUPERHERO TOY DIEGO MARQUEZ, WHY?
GRANDPA KERMANN TOYS
Can I come in?
All good?
- Yeah, you? - Mm-hm.
Me? Fine.
Okay?