Ziggy, finally understanding that he's been shut out of the circle, sits down next to the old guy, and as we see Ziggy in the foreground, we hear the guys talking about him -- that he's Frank's kid, and that he's in the union, but that because he's "L-series," he isn't getting a lot of work. Spiros stares at his back, contemplating future use he might have of Ziggy, and then returns to Nick: "Same deal, same rate." Nick asks who's driving, and Spiros motions to Sergei with his head. "Again?" says Nick, a bit peevishly. "You want to mix it up a little more. Make it so Customs doesn't put no names to faces." "When you trust a man, you stay with him," counters Spiros. Nick stares back, nods, and says, "Boris it is." He gets up to collect Ziggy, who decides this is the right time to ask about the open-face turkey. Nick grabs him by the arm to hustle him out, Ziggy calling back over his shoulder that he'll see Spiros & Co. later. Nick manages not to say he would rather lose a nut than have Ziggy up in his business like this again. Once they've gone, Sergei quizzically asks, "Bullwinkle?" Spiros has an explanation ready: "Polacks."