Episode 4, entitled "An Unsympathetic Gentleman," begins with a peaceful fishing trip shared by Freddy and Jimmy. As they cast their lines into the serene waters, Freddy opens up to Jimmy, revealing his desire to be seen as a valuable asset to Susie and Edward, rather than a burden. Meanwhile, Susie is busy plotting her next move in the weed business.
Eager to expand her operations, Susie concocts a plan to establish a clandestine underground weed farm. Edward, recognizing the potential for increased profits, offers his support, but with a catch - they must vacate his land by the end of their agreed-upon deadline.
As the episode unfolds, Edward attends the funeral of a prominent family friend, a Duke who owned a magnificent mansion. Amidst the somber atmosphere, Edward spies an opportunity and approaches Max, a potential heir to the estate. Max, a household name thanks to his starring role in a popular shampoo advertisement, once had his face plastered on flyers that dotted the town. Edward sees a chance to broker a mutually beneficial deal with Max.
With much reluctance, Max grudgingly agrees to lend a helping hand to Edward, but only on the condition that Edward assists him in resolving a significant issue he is currently grappling with. The situation is dire; Max's family is being held hostage by a shadowy figure who claims to possess compromising documents capable of shattering their esteemed reputation. Given that Max's crucial Hollywood audition is looming, he cannot afford any missteps that might jeopardize his future.
Meanwhile, in a different part of the city, Jimmy reunites with Gabrielle and reveals the intricacies of his job. Intrigued, Gabrielle insists on seeing where Jimmy spends his days. Jimmy hesitates, knowing the potential risks involved, but ultimately succumbs to Gabrielle's persuasive charm and leads her to the clandestine weed laboratory. Ironically, Jimmy remains oblivious to the fact that it was Gabrielle who stole his van earlier in the day.
In the same episode, it is revealed that Geoff and Mrs. Halstead are on a relentless hunt for an alternative locale where Susie can conduct her illicit business operations without attracting unwanted attention. Edward and Susie eventually track down the blackmailer, Francis, a once-renowned journalist whose career has taken a nosedive. Francis reluctantly hands over the documents as promised, and Edward insists that he accompanies them to Max's estate to receive the ransom. Despite his intense curiosity, Edward exercises restraint and refrains from peeking at the contents of the documents.
It has been unveiled that Francis's blackmail target was not Max's father, but Max himself. Under immense pressure, Max grudgingly leads them to a concealed underground chamber, its walls adorned with paintings of Adolf Hitler. To everyone's astonishment, Max is revealed to be a fervent admirer of Hitler, having even resorted to preserving Hitler's testicle as a macabre keepsake. This sordid secret has been his utmost fear, as its revelation would surely shatter his illustrious career.
The situation takes an unexpected turn when a heated altercation erupts between Max and Francis, culminating in a chaotic scuffle. In the midst of the melee, a German shepherd unexpectedly swallows Hitler's preserved testicle, adding yet another bizarre layer to the already surreal scenario.
Susie, undeterred by the chaos, steps in with her resolute demeanor and forces Max to comply with her demands through her unwavering methods. As the episode reaches its climax, Edward returns to his estate, where his mother, Sabrina, greets him with exciting news. Sabrina has successfully secured a location for Susie's weed farm - their neighbor has agreed to lease them his vast 2000-acre property for a generous sum.
