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Secondly, I'm not the police,

so you can open

right up with me.

Did you make this yourself?

I wrote the software.

Ah. Not bad for a young kid.

Where'd you get it?

Online.

Where online?

We're going to charge you

with breaking and entering,

cyberterrorism, and conspiracy to commit

credit card fraud on the federal level.

You're looking at five to ten

years in prison,

and you will not be allowed to touch another

computer again for the rest of your life.

I mean, of course unless you want to

tell me where you... you bought this.

Fine. Then I will

call the police.

Hey, sir, can I ask your name?

Curtis. Yeah.

Is that your... is that your

first or your last name?

Both.

Okay, Mr. Curtis,

can you...

can put the phone down

for a second, please?

You have exactly one minute.

Look, this was just a prank, okay?

I wasn't trying to...

I wasn't trying

to steal anything.

Your security system is awful.

Firewall's outdated.

The software that I created

was able to put a virus

in the system very easily.

I mean, it doesn't look good

for you if an 18-year-old

was able to break in to the bank

and steal all this information.

I mean, bank like this

should be more secure.

Okay.

Okay, what... what I'm

suggesting is, uh,

you let me upgrade

the software for free.

You can tell everyone that, you

know, that you had a security test

and you brought me in

to fix the problem.

Bank'll look bulletproof, your

bosses will be thanking you,

and in exchange, all I ask is that you let

my friend and i just walk out of here,

and we can all pretend like

none of this ever happened.

Does that seem... fair?

What the hell happened in there? Why'd

they let you go? What'd you tell 'em?

I told them I wouldn't do it

again. They let me go.

Wait. That's all you said?

Yeah. Thought you'd be happy.

Just seems a little bit

too easy. That's all.

I wanted to punish

this bank, and I failed.

But some people

didn't see it that way.

Someone leaked information

on darkweb,

and everyone knew it was me.

At first, I was worried

that I'd get in trouble,

but apparently people

were impressed.

Even the head

of darkweb noticed.

No way. Sye. Sye.

Sye, wake up, man.

Hey.

Look at this.

I just got a like from zed.

You like who?

No, no, zed,

the guy I told you about.

He just sent me a like.

Look at that.

I'm happy for you.

I'd never gotten this

kind of attention before.

Apparently, what I did

was pretty ballsy,

'cause I actually went

into the bank,

whereas most break-ins

happen remotely.

That's why he noticed me.

Dude, you're famous.

Huh? What...

hey, what are you doing, man?

I just got you... a date.

What the hell?

What? She wants to

meet up with you.

She said she's got some ideas

on how you guys can work

together. Cute, right?

What, you set me up on, like,

a date with a random stranger?

I mean, we got to lay low, man.

No, you need to get laid.

I mean come on.

What's the worst

that could happen?

So you're Kira, huh?

Yeah, but it's not my real name.

Where are you from?

I don't give out

my personal information.

Okay. Then what are we

supposed to talk about?

Where are you from?

I'm from London.

I don't hear an accent.

London, Ontario.

Really? That sucks.

Thank you. Thanks.

Um... so when's

your birthday?

It's the 23rd of June, 1993.

See? You're an idiot.

Excuse me?

I know your name, where you're

from, and your birth date.

With that information, i could steal

your identity and ruin your life.

It'd be a shame for someone

like you to go down like that.

Someone like me?

I mean, you might as well tell me what your

mother's maiden name is or her occupation.

She doesn't have one.

- That's rough.

- Yeah, but she's...

she's tied to our house with,

you know, mortgage by the bank

that fired her little while ago,

and they know she couldn't even

afford it if she had the job.

They say the drug addict makes the mistake,

but the drug dealer commits the crime.

Did you just quote zed?

Yeah, I did.

Do you follow him?

Well, yeah, doesn't everybody?

No. Most people are in it

for the money.

Huh.

So, have you met him?

Um, I almost met him.

"Almost"?

What does that mean?

If you want to meet zed,

you have to do something big.

Are you going to answer that?

Yeah. Sorry.

Yeah.

Are you banging her yet?

I...

no, hey, I'm just kidding.

I'm just kidding. Just kidding.

Listen. I've got an idea.

Uh-huh. Okay, what is it?

What if we ask if she wants

to work with us?

Okay.

No, you sure that's a good idea?

I mean, we just met her.

I mean, all that sh*t she was

writing me on the computer

about credit card printers

and bitcoins.

I mean, no offense, but she

knows more than you do,

and if we're going

to keep growing, get bigger,

girl can always help. I mean,

alone, we're just two dudes,

but she can be a girlfriend,

a distraction, a decoy.

Look, listen.

You trust me, right?

Just ask her if she wants

to work with us.

All right. Yeah.

I'll call you back, all right?

Hey, hey, ask her.

- So...

- i was thinking...

all right, you go.

I mean, I was just wondering if you

were working with anybody right now.

That's funny, because I was going to

ask if you wanted to work together.

Ah.

We got pretty

carried away with Kira.

First thing she did was make us

buy a credit card printer.

I have a couple thousand blank

cards I picked up in Thailand.

We can stamp them in here and

sell them on the darkweb,

or we can use them in stores,

and this is how we can get

credit card information.

We used our old crew

to get the credit card numbers,

and we'd print the duplicates,

hide them in magazines,

and ship them to buyers

all around the world.

Then she got us using bitcoins.

This was digital currency that

was pretty much untraceable,

and people used it to pay us

for the credit cards.

Then she introduced me

to onion browsing.

Apparently, you could buy an atom bomb

on there, and no one could trace it.

Address. I can type it in

again here.

And then she proved to be

useful in a very practical way.

Like it, sweetie?

Uh-hmm.

We'll take it. Thank you.

Kira basically upgraded us.

She managed to find targets

with much bigger wallets.

That's how we were able to

afford big, expensive toys.

We went from online carding

to real carding.

Why do you keep taking

the pictures?

My clients need to know

what I'm selling.

Having fun? Great.

When do I get to buy something?

Finding right car is like

finding the right woman.

You want to get inside her

several times a day,

show her off to your friends,

but never let them touch her.

- Then you've come to the right place.

- Ah.

It just all depends how much you

want to spend on the wedding.

Oh, depends. What kind of girl?

Italian.

Ah.

You like her, boss?

Never been kissed.

When it came time to sell,

Kira was surprisingly good.

Wow.

I sold the watches.

That's great.

Why didn't you let us know?

Just wanted to take

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