Once inside, Syd looks around for the contact and finally just parks it at the bar with a betting sheet. "I wouldn't do that if I were you," says Sark, moving up next to her. "If you want my advice, I'd take Tokyo Rose in the third." Oh, there he is. That nimble little minx. Syd looks utterly disgusted that she has to deal with Sark again, some more. She says that the last time she saw him was in Venice where, as she recalls, he betrayed her to the CIA. "And yet, Anna," he says, "here you are." I honestly can't remember when Anna and Sark worked together and I have NO recollection of Venice, so I guess I have to actually go back and read my own recaps because DAMN we're going far back in history here.

"Looking better than ever," snits Sark. Sydney smacks him across the face. Heh. "That's for the year I spent in a federal holding facility," she says. Then she slams his face down into the bar. Hee! Sydney then apologizes in Italian to the people in the betting place, saying she's all done with the hitting for now. Like true Italians, they just return to their betting sheets and ignore the lover's spat in the corner.

We switch to the Least Interesting Story of the season as Getty is meeting up with Korman somewhere outside of L.A. Getty asks if Korman found The Cardinal and Korman says he wouldn't be here if he hadn't. He gives Getty a slip of paper and gets back into his car as Rachel watches from her Mini Cooper in the distance. Korman leaves and Getty goes to as well, but Rachel gets out of her car and stops him. She gives him until "three" to start talking and he says he will, but not there; someone might be watching. They drive to some bridge somewhere and Getty says that he didn't lie to her, that Korman did kill his wife, but the order came from somebody else. The closest he's come to finding out who the order came from is the name of "The Cardinal."

Rachel points out that Korman and Getty seemed pretty chummy and Getty says that Korman works freelance and that they did a deep cover job together once. Korman doesn't even know his real name. Getty's wife was a schoolteacher, and she wasn't a part of this life, and he needs to know why someone wanted her killed instead of him. Rachel asks what Korman wants in exchange for giving up the info on The Cardinal. Getty says he wants his car; it was seized when Korman turned himself into witness protection. Rachel says that Getty could have told her, and he says he couldn't have because he doesn't trust anyonezzzzzzzz. What? Huh? Oh. Sorry. My keyboard is sooooo comfortable...Rachel, on the verge of tears for some reason, says that if she hacks into the Federal database, they should be able to find Korman's car. And a stupid subplot is born.