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| “ | This is the f**k, my soggy friend. You are out of business. The Lost MC are out of business. The guns and crank in this area go through Trevor Philips Enterprise, or they ain't going! | „ |
| ~ Trevor Philips |
Trevor Philips Enterprises, also known as Trevor Philips Industries (also called a corporation), is a business run by Trevor Philips. and major characters of the 2013 video-game Grand Theft Auto V and its follow-up multiplayer Grand Theft Auto Online. They mainly deal with drugs, though Trevor wishes to expand into the weapons trade by shipping firearms to the drug cartels in Mexico.
The group is also a violent rival to The Lost MC, Varrios Los Aztecas, the O'Neil Brothers, the Cheng Family, Madrazo Cartel and (to a lesser extent) the Ballas once Trevor becomes associated with Franklin Clinton and Lamar Davis. The group managed to wipe out most of their rivals towards the end of the game.
However, the business is held together almost entirely by Trevor; if Franklin and Michael decide to kill him, a message from Ron suggests that it fell apart after his death.
History[]
Before GTA Online[]
The Operation was founded by Trevor Philips in Sandy Shores, San Andreas in between late-2012 or early-2013. The business was structured as a weapons maker, while also taking control of the sale of meth and other drugs (possibly cocaine). While it was led by mostly 4 people, Trevor, his underboss Ron Jakowski, His muscle Wade Hebert, and Their Meth Cook Chef. They also employed a good number of rednecks that worked under chef. At some point, they began several partnerships with other criminal organizations, like the O'Neil Brothers and the Lost MC. However, the partnerships began to slowly fall apart as Trevor started stealing from said organizations. The company also started rivaling several other groups thoughout San Andreas, like the street gang Ballas, The vengeful Madrazo Drug Cartel, and the corporate militia Merryweather Security Consulting.
During GTA Online[]
At first, the GTA Online Protagonists see Trevor as a threat to their goals, and begin ruining his interests, like stealing a van filled with his meth. In response, he forces them to do jobs for the business, including stealing other drugs from other gangs. This leads up to the Series A Funding heist, which is a planned drug sale to boost TPI's wealth and assets, as it is only in its startup stages. Trevor's subordinate, Ron, guides the protagonist in stealing the drugs from other organizations, like frat parties, the Ballas, the Vagos, and the O'Neil family. However, after doing so, the company is ambushed by the organization's they stole from. After escaping, Trevor attempts to sell the drugs to a man named Phil, but realizes it is a sting operation, and that Phil is an undercover agent. Unfortunately, Trevor only escapes with his life, and one of his Impotent Rage dolls, leaving behind a few million dollars from the attempted sale, while being shot at by police officers. With this, TPI loses much money in the process, and Trevor bashes his head into a tree out of anger for this loss.
GTA V[]
A few months later, TPI is still active. Trevor having presumably recovered from his loss. After learning that his old friend Michael Townley was still alive and in Los Santos, Trevor went ballistic. In one fit of rage, he went on a killing spree against the Lost MC, killing Johnny K and a large number of their members. After that, he attacked Ortega, and told him that Blaine County's guns and weapons trade now belonged to him. Trevor then has Wade work to track down Michael, while he works to solidify his control of Blaine County.
Wanting to sell drugs and guns to the Cartels in Mexico. Trevor starts by capturing the lost's airstrip in sandy shores. Then forming a partnership with gun runner Oscar Guzman, who has connections to the cartel. Trevor also tries to strike a deal with the Triads to sell them the meth that chef cooked, and make his company multinational. However, during the meeting at Chef's drug lab, Ortega and his crew attack, and they are all killed by trevor. The cheng's turn instead to the O'Neil brothers. Enraged at how they've taken advantage of TPI's predicament, Trevor kills most of the brothers, and burns down their farm. He would later call them "business-stealing pricks".
When Wade finds out where Michael is, Trevor and him leave for Los Santos, leaving Ron as acting boss of the operation. Throughout the rest of story-mode, Trevor, Michael and his partner Franklin, use TPI's assets (such as the airfield, the Frogger he stole from the FIB, and some of their weapons) to complete their missions.
When the game comes to an end, the fate of either Trevor or Michael is left in the player's hands. Thought it has been confirmed that Option C is the canon ending.
If the player decides to kill Trevor instead of sparing him, Ron will send a text to Michael, angry for what he did, and mentioning that Trevor and the business they created together are gone, revealing TPI has fragmented. (Something Sensible)
Not much is said about TPI in this ending, but it presumably worked like Option C in that Trevor continues running TPI. (The Time's Come)
If the player spares all three characters, and plays as Trevor while driving to the pier to murder Agent Steve Haines, he will call Ron, and say that thanks to the gold they stole from the Union Depository, as well as lack of competition, TPI will have a bright future.
Members[]
- Trevor Phillips: Founder and Boss. (Formerly)
- Ron Jakowski: Underboss. (Formerly)
- Wade Hebert: Errand Boy and Muscle. (Formerly)
- Chef: Meth Manufacturer and Occasional Muscle.
- Oscar Guzman: Arms smuggling partner.
- 20-25 Unnamed Rednecks: Hired Guns and Muscle.
- 3 Unnamed Vanilla Unicorn Bouncers: Hired Muscle.
Associates[]
- Michael De Santa: Friend of Trevor Philips.
- Franklin Clinton: Friend of Trevor Philips.
- Trevor's Heist Crew: Hired thieves.
- Lester Crest: Friend of Trevor Philips.
- Lamar Davis: Friend of Trevor Philips.
- Mushroom Hank: Meth Buyer.
- Larry Tupper: Meth Buyer.
- Ursula: Girlfriend of Trevor Philips. (Player's choice)
- Ortega: Drug and arms dealing partner. (Formerly, deceased)
- Johnny Klebitz: Drug and arms dealing partner. (Formerly, deceased)
- Floyd Hebert: Provided new base of operations. (deceased)
Equipment and Vehicles[]
The group owned many vehicles and equipment in their business. They had pistols, pump shotguns, and AK-47 assault rifles. Their vehicles consist of a 2-door Bodhi pickup truck, Sanchez dirt bikes, sports-oriented quad bike Blazers, and Frogger helicopters with the logo TP Enterprises spray painted in orange on it.
Fronts and Properties[]
- Trevor's Trailer: Home of Trevor. (Formerly)
- Vanilla Unicorn Strip Club: Base of Operations.
- Ace's Liquor: Meth Lab. (Formerly)
- McKenzie Field Hangar: Weapons Smuggling Business.
- Sandy Shores Airfield: Vehicle Storage.
- Sandy's Gas Station: Oil Business.
- Mirror Park Warehouse: Storage Facility. (Formerly)
- Great Chaparral Farm House: Meth Lab. (Formerly)
- Floyd's Apartment: Temporary Base of Operations. (Formerly)
Gallery[]
External Links[]
- Trevor Philips Enterprises on the Grand Theft Auto Wiki.
