Tommy arrives in a state of panic, claiming the Feds have arrested their associates and are surrounding his home. When Sincere questions the validity of the threat, Tommy's fear turns into suspicion, leading him to wonder why Sincere hasn't been targeted by the authorities as well.
TOMMY: The Feds hit us today. They scooped Mark and Knowledge out there and they're in front of my fucking crib right now!
SINCERE: Are you sure they're feds?
TOMMY: Motherfucker I know the feds when I see them. Hold the fuck up. You mad calm for a nigga that's supposed to be on the run. Why the fuc
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