Tommy approaches his mentor, Lennox, with a high-stakes plan to expand their drug operation into a new out-of-town territory. Despite Lennox's initial skepticism and warnings about the dangers of the 'feds,' Tommy pushes for the opportunity to prove his ambition. The scene culminates in Lennox reluctantly agreeing to back Tommy's risky venture.
TOMMY: I need to be on, son!
LENNOX: Fuck is wrong with you Bunds, You trying to get dead?
TOMMY: Listen at this... Yo check it out. I have a plan...
LENNOX: Aint no plan in the world for that right now!
TOMMY: Out of town, that's it! We could T.!
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