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In this episode, Vinnie and the gang find themselves in another chaotic situation involving a heist gone wrong and their usual blend of rural crime and dark humor. As the pressure from local rivalries mounts, the group must rely on their wits (and a bit of luck) to stay out of trouble. Technical Details: Resolution: 1280x720 Codec: H.264 Audio: Stereo Language: English Discussion Rules: You have requested : Brassic.S02E02.720p.MP4.LE...
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