A job is a job [ Mr Inbetween ]

[@davidwells4903]

#1. Ray knew if he didnt do it, somebody would (and probably wouldnt be as merciful as ray would). #2. Once they told Ray why, if he refused, knowing he was aquainted with the man, ray would be in danger. The only safe way was forward. #3. The ONLY way to not do the deed would be to go to the man and tell him, putting himself dead in the middle and not knowing how many blokes were backing the VP. Even if he killed the VP and the gingersquatch toady, there could be retaliation from their confederates. The SAFEST route forward for ray was taking the job. Hope this helps.

[@Kruxxen35]

I've never taken the time to sit down and watch this, but I really want to. I love how easy going everyone is about the most extreme situations.

[@BIGWH1FF]

It's worth the time. Cried my goddamn eyes out with the first season alone.

[@jacklapham3097]

It’s not too much of a time sink either, a short but great series

[@SnoopyJammers]

Yeah you can have it done in a week If you can do a few hours a day I think its around 13 hours all in all

[@purplepeavey7874]

This show is awesome. 👍👍Well worth the time spent watching.

[@ragingmcqueen]

Almost every scene feels like you're one or 2 breathes away from seeing someone dead, it's amazing. But at the same time, the acting is so great it just makes you think it's just Tuesday

[@TequilaSunset_]

I think the way Ray saw it was that if he didn’t take the job someone else would. Pretty twisted… but I kinda get it.

[@Adiscretefirm]

@@TequilaSunset_ turning it down once he knows the target brings a whole new set of problems. The ambitious VP obviously can't be known to be involved or he would do it himself.

[@traviskrueger9531]

Cause warning a guy someone wanted him dead is impossible? Don't get it twisted, it's pure selfishness and greed. If Ray turns down the job it hurts his reputation which could cost him other jobs in the future on top of this one, he's only thinking about money. About the only positive spin I could muster in Ray's behalf is he would have to think these guys wouldn't trust him if he turned down the job and his life would be in danger, but then that just makes Ray a coward which he isn't.

[@cynthiadeary296]

Ray is awesome 😎

[@echolot]

i will be rewatching this show every year i think

[@memento_mori6019]

Perfect cutaway at the end 🤌

[@NiskaMagnusson]

bit rude of Ray to shoot the camera guy

[@paulgrey8028]

Two blokes chatting like old friends catching up over a beer. One knowing that his life is over, the other knowing he's about to end the guys life. Surreal as.

[@willusa4167]

"How much?" "$250k" "Done." ("Aw man, I should have asked for more.")

[@zanealberts2383]

That was a bit sketchy. No negotiation, which means he probably was not intending to pay the rest anyways. They later try to kill Ray after the job is done

[@jamesmusisca7547]

like the coolist guys ya ever met

[@willingtooppose7919]

1:54 James Hetfield is not having a good day :(

[@shawnhurley5718]

😂

[@MegaWharfedale]

A split second i think i saw it lol

[@fieldday500]

Has anyone seen "The Pacific"? The dude getting buried is a doppleganger for the character "Leckie". I thought it was him until the first close up.

[@grantgengel5000]

Actor for Leslie is James Badge Dale

[@grantgengel5000]

Sorry, goddam autocorrect. Actor for Leckie

[@GetzGoth]

Being a professional criminal I would assume has it’s benefits or they wouldn’t be doing it in the first place but I would also assume that the players realize that if they live by the sword they’ll die by the same sword and they have to accept that risk. Happy holidays blokes! 🎉

[@Championedd]

just because they realize it doesn't mean they are happy when it happens to them lmao

[@mitchpearce8540]

Either the footage has been reversed, or are the 2 bikers at the start shaking hands with their left hands?

[@Adiscretefirm]

Mirror image can fool the copyright algorithm

[@mitchpearce8540]

@Adiscretefirm Ah. Clever!

[@BlackBarney]

Faaaaak does this show ever make you feel the deaths

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

You live by the sword u die by the sword.

[@fins59]

Shame about the dog.

[@marksavage1108]

If a job is a job, why didn't he take a contract out on his VP. so he could go knowing his revenge from the grave was set.

[@matthewgamman4303]

because like he said, he would've just taken the money anyway

[@TeetoPlastic]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@Melsharpe95]

Not sure if you've seen the episode but SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER they try to screw him out of the rest of the payment so Ray kills them anyway.

[@michaeldoran4367]

That would have been a great twist

[@W0uterW]

Because Ray's reputation would take a big hit if he took that job. Not like the rest of the world would have all the context; they'd just think Ray would wack their own employer if the offer is better, so why hire him

[@RobertKatipa]

Mayyyttt! 😳 for 5min work it's gonna cost ya $250.000 with $100.000 up front You cancel the job i keep the money Ok, see ya when the job's done 😎👌

[@peterkelly5672]

Can only watch it on Disney plus in the UK

[@matthewd1963]

Makes ypu wonder if ray would have killed Gaz for the right price?

[@peacegod8328]

Nah, that was real ride or die homie.

[@MH-rc6dr]

Ever wonder why awesome Aussie shows like this never make it? I cannot find this anywhere unless I subscribe to some shitty platform. Can I get a dvd or something ffs?!

[@jansteyn1978]

Netflix

[@aurifaber81]

Did you see 'The Stranger 2022' That aussie film was the shit Also saw 'Chopper' with Bana, thought that was a highlight, but apart from those two I don't think I've seen any aussie film Got any recs?

[@Chillllllbruh]

It made it lol. Dude got tired of doing the show, thought the story was all told. So it ended.

[@davidwells4903]

And hulu ​@@jansteyn1978

[@minigrande1939]

I dont understand why he took this job? .the guy was a friend of Rays and he was getting involved in the gang politics .I suppose it started to show the decline in the moral belief in his chosen profession.It all kind of went down hill from here.

[@diraska]

For me, it revealed something that was always true about Ray, a worse side to his personality and behavior. If people give him money, he will kill that person. He also did not have very many lines he would not cross. He would not hurt children and avoided hurting women. Ray was also the kind of guy who could be happy to see you, have a lively chat with you at a bar, and if someone paid him $250k to kill you he would go ahead and cash that check. There was a tight circle of people he would not betray like that, but outside of that circle he has little to no loyalty to anyone he meets.

[@aerbaer6572]

@@diraskaI think the rule Ray follows is that if you’re in the game, its all fair. The craziest part is that Ray probably feels remorse for this, but it’s the life he’s chosen

[@paulgrey8028]

Perhaps he knew that if he knocked back the job his life would have been in danger if they thought he said no because Vinnie was a friend and would have warned him. Or because it's his line of work, he knew that they'd just hire someone else. At that stage Vinnies life was as good as over.

[@rickbrust7928]

Love how Vinny goes to his death like a man. He knows his fate is sealed and he doest beg, doesn't cry or wine. He has a smoke and a chat with an old friend and meets his end with class

[@RobertKatipa]

Well said bro 🙂👌

[@lilbullet158]

very disturbing.

[@Chillllllbruh]

Lmao

[@bassman8144]

I hate how this bullshit job ended. Too many good people and a dog died☹️

[@RayshoesmithAu]

I absolutely love Man In Between but the left handed handshake is very disrepectful. If that was written in and deliberate then props to writers however.

[@Peteski-0]

Maybe it’s because they were all holding a gun in their right pocket.

[@aaronpanella8424]

The video uploader flipped the video for whatever reason. No reason for Ray to be driving a LHD, so its flipped. So the handshake was right-handed as you would expect

[@davidkoerber9578]

The video is flipped for copyright reasons. They shake hands right handed in the original

[@Jonesyb90]

It’s reversed and its Mr Inbetween, can’t love it that much if you don’t know the name of the show.

[@Chillllllbruh]

Lol idiot

[@potterj09]

This show has some sensentional moments but this went pretty much on-par heh

[@themcknox]

So is that 250 grand or just 250? Kinda seems like a lame amount to kill for

[@Mikael-jt1hk]

he litterally said ''a hundred up front''... So what do you think genius?

[@jacobwhite9524]

obviously 250 dollars

[@hesnotwell7624]

He said $100 up front and the guy gave him a bag of 100 $1 notes 😂

[@fins59]

It's 250 grand you nong, nobody gets whacked for a couple of hundred.

[@BIGWH1FF]

I wouldn't say nobody gets whacked for a few hundred. But dude's still a nong for asking. ​@@fins59

[@ah9580]

i dont trust people that dont haggle

[@glass4600]

I can get behind the sentiment, but I don’t have the patience to try. I assume that’s why ray didnt? (Maybe I misinterpreted) He’s def shown that he doesn’t totally have the best patience, but he utilizes what he does have.

[@RichardferretfirstFerret]

​@@glass4600Hit men don't haggle. Take it. Or bugger off..

[@michaelbastin9851]

Agree. I don't think they had any intention for paying the rest of the money.

[@RichardferretfirstFerret]

@@ah9580 i usually don't haggle. It's frikkin' embarrassing..

[@chrism3084]

A generous person will not haggle if price is fair