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Season 1, Episode 7 — eps1 6 v1ew-s0urce flv

So, what do we got?

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Terry Colby was involved in the cover-up

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of the Washington Township toxic waste scandal.

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What do we need to prove our case?

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Someone who was there when the decision was made

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to falsify chemical waste intel.

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Get the hell away from my home. Get away from my home!

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Elliot, what is going on with you?

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I cannot help you if you keep me in the dark.

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We got problems.

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The Dark Army is bailing.

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It's not over.

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We'll find a way, just not tonight.

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How do you not blow your brains out married to him?

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You want to watch me piss too?

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- Scott, a misunderstanding... - Happy to pull my dick out for you.

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Elliot!

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- Where is she? - I told you you'd get her back, bro.

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Shit!

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Shit!

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Open up!

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I'm bleeding all over the hallway!

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It's a life-or-death situation out here!

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Look, I know you're in there. I just saw you go in.

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Open up!

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I'm looking...

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Well, are you just gonna stand there?

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Get me a glass of water, dummy.

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Can I use this? Thanks.

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My niece gave him to me.

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I haven't even named him yet. God.

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Do you know the pressure of an ecstatic six-year-old?

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I mean, I kill that thing, and her whole world collapses.

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I like what you did with the place.

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Hmm.

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Yeah, nice setup. Still like mine better though.

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Yo, let me know if you want a top-shelf hookup.

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Actually, now that I have you...

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will you help me move a dresser... Mr. Muscles?

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Okay, come on. Just come on.

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Man 'N' Van is getting way too legit.

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They used to just be, like, drummers

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with their mom's Honda Odysseys.

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Now it's an actual company in Queens.

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I mean, the guys are literally men in vans.

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I'd buy morphine from you,

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if you could also get me Suboxone.

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Well, it's pretty much impossible to get Suboxone.

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My supplier doesn't have it.

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I saw this song live once. It was so rad.

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Don't you just love hearing your favorite songs in person,

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like, half deaf from the speakers,

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- everyone going nuts around you? - No.

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Direct. I respect that.

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I just hate concerts.

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Lots of people.

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- You don't like people, huh? - Not most of them, no.

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Okay.

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Well, so by that rationale, if you were

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to really like one person, it'd be, like,

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considered an aberration or an abnormality

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- or special, even. - I guess.

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Well, I aim for special,

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so challenge accepted.

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I wish we already knew each other.

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Would make this feel less awkward.

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- You really feel awkward right now? - Yeah.

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Well, then I wish we knew each other too then.

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Oh, yikes.

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I, um, I'm late. Meeting the girls for drinks.

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Oh, um, I'm Shayla.

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Elliot.

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You know, I do know of a guy who sells Suboxone.

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He's supposed to be a fucking psychopath,

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but if you want, I can call him.

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You might be worth a psychopath.

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I don't know. Maybe.

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Oh, and keep the fish, you filthy animal.

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- Synced and corrected by skoad - www.addic7ed.com

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Sorry I haven't talked to you in a while.

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I mean, it's only been a month, which I guess

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in the grand scheme of things isn't that long.

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Isn't our life like a blip

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in the cosmic calender or something?

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So that's Shayla.

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A blip.

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Not even.

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Here one blip, gone the next.

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Makes me hate myself that I've already gotten used to

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the idea of her not being here.

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In a year, I'll maybe think about her

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every once in a while.

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Then she'll become an anecdote, a thing to say.

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"I knew a girl that died,"

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with the added bonus of, "She died because of me."

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- Maybe I should hate myself. - Here are the last two forms.

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She's getting rid of me,

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in case you're still trying to figure that out.

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- Once I... - Sign on the bottom.

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Then I'll deliver it to the court,

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and in two weeks' time, you'll receive

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an official release from the mandate.

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That second form means that we've been sitting

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- in this room for a year. - Over 52 hours

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of Krista's voice bouncing around this room.

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She thinks she's a wasted echo. Maybe she is.

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I wonder how much time I've spent

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- not listening to her in here. - I'm worried about you, Elliot.

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I really want you to keep coming here.

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We've got a lot more work to do.

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She wants more from me

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but she doesn't believe in me.

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I tried because I believe some part inside of you

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- wants to do this right. - You?

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Are you on her side?

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You should clean your sockets.

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Sounds too good to be true, but I'll bite.

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- What's the ask? - Given my client has information

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that could help your client's case,

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we want the meeting restricted to her, Colby, and myself,

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- and we want it conducted off-record. - Antara, come on.

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- My client won't accept your presence. - Our client pays for ours.

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Then you're duty-bound to present him

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with any legitimate offer of beneficial evidence.

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Of course.

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Give us something truly legitimate and beneficial.

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You won't even tell us what the hell your client has.

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Seth, we've been sitting on opposite sides

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of the negotiating table for two decades.

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I'm not some joker come out of the woodwork

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trying to scam Colby for millions.

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I'm giving him the only glimmer of hope he's had.

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We'll pass along your offer. Thanks for your time.

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Lloyd said you wanted to see me.

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Look, I appreciate your commitment to this job.

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I really do.

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But I don't see how you've plowed through

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these last few weeks, so I want to offer you some time off.

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- Just some time to... - I don't need time off.

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I'm good.

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Uh... uh, one more thing.

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Look,

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I'm so sorry she was taken away, Elliot,

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but don't let her death close you off entirely.

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Find someone you can be

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your honest self with, okay?

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I remember when I was a kid, I got into web design

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by ripping off sites I liked.

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All you had to do was view source on your browser

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and there it was, the code.

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You could copy-paste it, modify it a little,

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put your name on it, and like that, it was your site.

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View source.

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What if we had that for people?

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Would people really want to see?

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- _ - _

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_

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_

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_

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_

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Find someone to be your honest self with?

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Bullshit.

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Really good advice. Thanks.

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I quote, "The U.S. contingent of the hacker group Fsociety

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"has remained quiet since the upheaval inflicted

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"upon the world's largest multinational conglomerate.

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"Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson

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"released a statement today stating that,

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"'These groups lack the resources and knowledge

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of the U.S cell to successfully mount an attack.'"

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End quote.

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- Yeah, so? - We gotta get the Dark Army back.

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Dude, I've been trying.

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How many times do you want me to hack him?

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Do you know how hard hacking a hacker is?

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- Cisco switches OSes, like, all the time. - Darlene, we need one meeting.

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Yeah, well, I've been using Cisco's handle

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to send requests for the past month.

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I got nothing.

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He's slower than me, but not by much.

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If we can talk to whiterose directly...

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Whiterose? Whiterose?

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Really?

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Okay, if the guy even exists,

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and that's a big if, no way he's meeting you face-to-face.

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For all we know...

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this dude's whiterose.

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Excuse me!

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Are you whiterose?

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A likely story.

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'Sides, the tape backups already shipped

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to all the new Steel Mountain facilities,

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and we still haven't found a way around that.

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- I got a plan in motion. - And God's laughing.

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This is all I have left of her.

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I will miss her.

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I need to wipe again.

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So if you scroll to the next page,

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you'll see the summary of capital budgets

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- or purchasing and operations. - We get it. The goddamn earning reports

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- are gonna look good come Monday. - Our aim is to facilitate bill payment

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and heighten financial security,

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so that's an extra 2%.

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You know, if we hadn't turned our profits around,

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- I was gonna leave. - No way.

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Where? Don't tell me Apple.

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- Google. - Don't buy it.

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I got a blow job from the hiring executive

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on the Googleplex volleyball court.

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Oh, she was hot.

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Had a Marissa Mayer thing going on too.

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Hot execs started as hot assistants

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who fucked their way to the top

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twice as fast as the rest of us.

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You know something screwed up?

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I heard that, some assistants, they're going gay

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- to move up the ladder. - I'll do you one better.

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There's a special handful

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of pathetically desperate execs going cock jockey.

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No. Oh, my God!

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Hey, Dwight, I meant to ask. How are your children?

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Hell if I know. Sent 'em off to Lawrence.

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I think Julia likes art.

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- Oh, well. Can't win 'em all. - Lawrence?

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You'll never be able

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to afford that tuition on unemployment.

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- Sorry? - You're fired!

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You two as well.

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I'm making sure you all receive the minimum severance packages.

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Mr. Wellick, I don't understand.

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What did we do?

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Nothing.

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- After... - You said you would update me.

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I needed to discuss our situation

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with the state's attorney.

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- Thanks for coming in, Roy. - Yeah.

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I think you should have a seat.

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Colby's lawyers called 30 minutes ago.

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They wanted a promise of total immunity before the meeting,

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which I obtained from the man you just met.

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So, yes, Colby agreed...

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with a caveat.

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I can't be in the room. You have to go in alone.

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Look, you made a ballsy move...

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but you doing what you're about to do...

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entering the home of a very powerful man

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with a lot at stake and asking him for something...

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that's always a dangerous proposition.

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So one last time...

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are you sure you want to do this?

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Shit, man.

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Thought you was one of them high schoolers

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stole my mom's chaise lounge.

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As heartbreaking as it is to hear that,

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you're gonna have to put that off.

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Getting everybody back together.

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- Come on. - No, man, not this time.

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I'm out.

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You can't be out. We need you.

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Look, man, I got a new set of people depending on me, okay?

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Clients out the wazoo.

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So, you know, I mean, good luck,

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and tell the kids I said hi.

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- What is this? What are you doing here? - Well, I figured out how to insert

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THC's genetic information code into yeast cells.

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Tripled my earning speed.

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Plants need weeks to develop. Microbes need days.

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So, what, you got a Bath and Body Works

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- bottling facility in your backyard? - Try it.

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The THC level is borderline in that blend,

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and the lavender doesn't mess with the high.

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You just smooth it on your skin.

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So you're rejecting a revolution in favor of aroma profiles?

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What a waste of potential.

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Look, man, I know I got a good brain.

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Besides...

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what was our little project in the end, anyway?

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Wasted shit, if you ask me.

#278

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Well, now you're borderline pissing me off.

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Is that a fact?

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And what exactly are you gonna do

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- if I decide to cross that border? - Look at my face, Romero.

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You and I both know I'm crazy.

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Not the cute kind either.

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I'm talking crazy crazy!

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You lost touch.

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You forgot the feeling of spilling blood

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on the battlefield by winning the fight.

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I didn't want to hurt you, Romero.

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I love you, man.

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I just wanted you to come back to the arcade with me

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so we could change the world together.

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I am clearly too crazy for you to say no to.

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Bang!

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- Look on your face is priceless! - Goddamn lunatic.

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You gave me your word when we started this thing

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that you'd finish it.

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I gave you my word what I'd do if you didn't.

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See you back at the arcade.

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Good. I see the girl got you tea.

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Well, let's get started.

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How much do you want?

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Write your number.

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You can ask me anything you want,

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but I promise you, at the end of the day,

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money will always be better than what you're looking for.

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Mr. Colby, did you attend

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the executive board meetings during 1993?

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Were you in the room when the decision was made

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to ignore the treatment of hazardous waste

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in Washington Township?

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I have information which can help you...

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if you answer my question.

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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If you agree to testify against the executives

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who covered up the illegal dumping of expoxy resin waste,

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I will testify that I broke chain of custody

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with the dat file central to your case.

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You're that hot little thing

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that came by here a month ago.

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The girl from Allsafe.

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I remember, yeah.

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Okay... I'm gonna answer your question.

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But here's what I need from you first.

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So I'm gonna pull down my pants,

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and then I'm gonna need you to take that pouty mouth of yours

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and swallow up my balls.

#327

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Now, they're big and hairy, especially the left one,

#328

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so you're really gonna have to, I don't know,

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squish 'em up to get 'em inside there.

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You're probably gonna have to do one cheek at a time.

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But then, once they're all warm and snug in there,

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I want you to repeat your question to me

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as clearly as you can.

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Then, and only then, am I willing to answer.

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What do you say?

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If you don't take this deal...

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you'll become like me.

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Sure, maybe you'll live in this house...

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maybe you'll have money,

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but even if your expensive lawyers find a way

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to get you off, people will still think that you're guilty.

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Losing everyone's respect...

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The respect of people you know

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and the people you don't...

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it's a shitty feeling.

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Trust me.

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I'll have "the girl" let me out.

#348

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Flipper. Is she microchipped?

#349

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Okay, very good.

#350

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Housekeeping done.

#351

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Now onto the real business.

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- Has your dog ever eaten trash before? - No. I mean, not that I remember.

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Well, lucky for your bank account,

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the piece is small enough to pass on its own.

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Unfortunately, though, it's large enough

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to send her puking all over your apartment.

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So I would crate her for a few days and monitor her.

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She won't know what you're doing is good for her.

#359

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What the hell did you do?

#360

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You were right. I was only trying to prove...

#361

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Colby's lawyers just called. He wants to talk.

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Get back there.

#363

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It's a little early in the morning to be nerding out,

#364

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- don't you think? - How long?

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- Hmm? - I knew if I asked you that...

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- How long? - Couple weeks.

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And you had the balls to ask for whiterose with my shit?

#368

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It's like you want to get us both killed.

#369

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What happened? He responded?

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You know, you didn't have to make me look

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like a shitty foot soldier.

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- Nobody would ever even know... - You got root on my box and found the IP,

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then you joined their channel with my handle.

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We're so done.

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I don't want to see you again.

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But you fools actually got your wish.

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I don't know why,

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but the meeting's actually gonna be on.

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I'd tell you to be careful, but I know

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that's the last thing you're gonna be.

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My lawyers are looking over the paperwork.

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- Does that mean that... - Exactly what I said.

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I asked you back here to make sure that you can pull off

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your testimony, make sure that this

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chain of custody story of yours is straight.

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- I can't afford any trips. - I'm not going to trip.

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So, what...

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what's in this for you, anyway?

#389

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I know you hate me.

#390

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So, what, you're gonna just let me off Scot-free?

#391

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- What do you get out of this? - Earlier, I asked you a question.

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You never answered it.

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If I'm agreeing to testify in your case, then, yes,

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you know, I attended several meetings.

#395

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Tell me about the one when they decided to ignore the leak.

#396

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I'm not sure what you're asking.

#397

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What was the meeting like when you decided this?

#398

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I get it.

#399

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You want to know, like, what was it like?

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Like, um, did we all have cigars and laugh hysterically

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as we signed the evil documents?

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Is that what you pictured?

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Well, I'm sorry, hon.

#404

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See, the world doesn't work like that.

#405

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Tell me. Tell me how it works.

#406

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Uh, Jesus, um... all right, all right.

#407

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Let's see. January, '93.

#408

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Well, my secretary then was Elaine.

#409

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So Elaine brought us a platter of shrimp cocktail

#410

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to tide us to dinner, which pissed us off

#411

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because we just had a platter at the holiday party.

#412

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Jim opened the bar.

#413

⇓

Now Jim was a real piece of work.

#414

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I mean, half pansy, half mafia.

#415

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First sign of a tight decision, he'd be chain smoking

#416

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down a river of scotch.

#417

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Uh...

#418

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you know, it rained.

#419

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It rained. I remember that, yeah.

#420

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So...

#421

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you were drunk, eating shrimp cocktail,

#422

⇓

and it was raining when you decided my mother would die?

#423

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That's why.

#424

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So people like you won't keep sitting in rooms together.

#425

⇓

Did any of it ever give you or anyone pause

#426

⇓

- when you made those decisions? - Yeah.

#427

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Yeah, sure.

#428

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But, um...

#429

⇓

then you go home, and, uh, and you have dinner,

#430

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you know, and you wake up the next morning.

#431

⇓

Here's to a man who has a bright future at our company,

#432

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a man you all know,

#433

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a man who is going to change this company for the good,

#434

⇓

a man smart enough to marry a woman every bit his equal...

#435

⇓

Our new Chief Technology Officer, Scott Knowles.

#436

⇓

- Here, here! - Thank you. Thank you.

#437

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- Thank you, Phillip. - Welcome.

#438

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- Thank you very much. - Here we go.

#439

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- It's great to be here. - And we're off.

#440

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- Thanks, Phillip. - You're very welcome.

#441

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- Congratulations, darling. - Thank you, thank you.

#442

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- I'll leave you to it, okay? - Don't break a sweat.

#443

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- Oh, here, come, say hello. - Hey, Joe, how are you?

#444

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_

#445

⇓

Thank you.

#446

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- Tyrell, nice to see you. - Is it?

#447

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I hear you shared our moment with your husband.

#448

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Oh, come on.

#449

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That was over a month ago.

#450

⇓

Don't tell me you're still sore.

#451

⇓

Hmm, I sense some defeat.

#452

⇓

Well, I considered myself, at the very least, reprimanded.

#453

⇓

How disappointing.

#454

⇓

One tiny curveball and you gave up.

#455

⇓

- Miss. - Thank you.

#456

⇓

Should have known that you were nothing more

#457

⇓

than a bold entrance.

#458

⇓

Are you saying you don't crave a bold entrance

#459

⇓

every time, over and over, sustained?

#460

⇓

- Meet me tonight. - I'm a little busy.

#461

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- Come to my office now. - Are you really asking me that?

#462

⇓

I don't recall phrasing it as a question, no.

#463

⇓

Fine, then I just won't show up.

#464

⇓

Then the roof.

#465

⇓

Take the back stairwell.

#466

⇓

The cameras have been out since March.

#467

⇓

No one will know.

#468

⇓

Well, you just made a long day longer.

#469

⇓

I know that Allsafe will have to fire me,

#470

⇓

but testifying was the right thing to do.

#471

⇓

I have worked my ass off to take care of you

#472

⇓

and of every person in this company.

#473

⇓

- Do you know what that means? - You've been a great boss, Gideon...

#474

⇓

See, once this confession goes public,

#475

⇓

no one will want to do business with us.

#476

⇓

The company will go under.

#477

⇓

I couldn't let Colby take the fall

#478

⇓

- for something that I did. - Oh, come on!

#479

⇓

You and I both know you didn't break chain of custody.

#480

⇓

- I did and I feel terrible... - Angela! Please! Stop lying.

#481

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You do this... all these people go down,

#482

⇓

all their families that rely

#483

⇓

on what this company provides for them.

#484

⇓

So this is where the rabbit hole leads?

#485

⇓

Got to be honest,

#486

⇓

I half-expected you not to show up.

#487

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And I half-expected you to be a tattletale.

#488

⇓

So you are sore.

#489

⇓

Oh, come on. You intrigued me.

#490

⇓

I intrigued back.

#491

⇓

- Can't we just be more straightforward? - Oh, that's no fun, but if you insist,

#492

⇓

I just came up here to see if you were really

#493

⇓

as gullible as you seem.

#494

⇓

My husband's downstairs getting the job that you want,

#495

⇓

and you're up here trying to fuck me.

#496

⇓

Now whether that's you being straightforward

#497

⇓

or a game, either way,

#498

⇓

- it's played pretty poorly, if you ask me. - Hmm. Again, I asked no question.

#499

⇓

All I can tell you is you need this

#500

⇓

'cause you're dissatisfied.

#501

⇓

Scott plans on firing you,

#502

⇓

and you are clinging on to any chance you can get.

#503

⇓

You seem desperate.

#504

⇓

Hey... hey!

#505

⇓

What do you... get off of me!

#506

⇓

Stop!

#507

⇓

We connected with whiterose.

#508

⇓

The plan is back on.

#509

⇓

I could bullshit you, tell you you're the only person

#510

⇓

who can fill the exact void we have at Fsociety.

#511

⇓

The truth is, I need this group back together.

#512

⇓

Have you ever considered which part

#513

⇓

of our scheme motivates you?

#514

⇓

When the Dark Army bailed, you didn't care

#515

⇓

if pushing a button would bring an economic revolution.

#516

⇓

You want momentary anarchy.

#517

⇓

The others?

#518

⇓

Mobley likes palling around.

#519

⇓

Romero wants a whiff of fame.

#520

⇓

Those reasons depress me.

#521

⇓

- What's the part you want? - You don't care.

#522

⇓

My parents were born in Iran.

#523

⇓

They came here like everybody else,

#524

⇓

for freedom,

#525

⇓

but my dad works 60-hour weeks

#526

⇓

to determine tax loopholes for a millionaire art dealer.

#527

⇓

My mom, she ran up loans into five digits

#528

⇓

to get an online degree.

#529

⇓

They won't shut up about how great America is.

#530

⇓

But they're gonna die in debt doing things

#531

⇓

they never wanted to do.

#532

⇓

There are how many billion

#533

⇓

- people in this world? - 7.3.

#534

⇓

Somehow you and I landed together...

#535

⇓

doing something impossible if we were alone,

#536

⇓

not to mention at the right point in history

#537

⇓

with the right resources.

#538

⇓

We have what we've worked for

#539

⇓

right there for the taking.

#540

⇓

We just need each other to see this through.

#541

⇓

You come any closer, I'm calling the cops.

#542

⇓

Hi, operator. I'd like to report an emergency.

#543

⇓

I placed a malicious CD in my work computer,

#544

⇓

and now this guy at the gym is saying hi to me.

#545

⇓

- I'm going home. - I need you to do something for me.

#546

⇓

Call the girl who wants to be involved, okay?

#547

⇓

Her name is Angela Moss.

#548

⇓

- Let me give you her phone number. - Listen, pussy.

#549

⇓

If you don't do what I say,

#550

⇓

then the giant shit storm that rains turds later

#551

⇓

will leave a trail of clouds in the sky spelling out your name.

#552

⇓

Elliot?

#553

⇓

- I wasn't expecting you. - I'm here for my appointment.

#554

⇓

Well, you can slip in before my first patient.

#555

⇓

- You told me I should tell you the truth. - Yes.

#556

⇓

Everything I say will still be protected and confidential?

#557

⇓

I've been lying to you.

#558

⇓

I don't take my pills.

#559

⇓

But you don't either.

#560

⇓

Your refill frequency for Ativan doesn't match

#561

⇓

your prescription divided by the dosage.

#562

⇓

This morning...

#563

⇓

you bought a tall hazelnut latte.

#564

⇓

Paid for it on your Evil Corp card.

#565

⇓

By text, you justified the indulgence to your sister

#566

⇓

because Evil Corp gives you double rewards.

#567

⇓

But those points only accumulate on travel expenses.

#568

⇓

You're not good with money.

#569

⇓

On paper, your Thursday 2:00, Marilyn O'Brien,

#570

⇓

is your doppelganger.

#571

⇓

I think you're encouraging her

#572

⇓

to leave her husband...

#573

⇓

because you're tired of being dumped.

#574

⇓

You like porn, especially anal.

#575

⇓

Whether you like it yourself, I don't know.

#576

⇓

That's not relevant to me.

#577

⇓

You've told your best friend Jennifer

#578

⇓

that you wish your mom would die.

#579

⇓

I sometimes watch you on your webcam.

#580

⇓

You cry sometimes...

#581

⇓

just like me.

#582

⇓

Because you're lonely.

#583

⇓

I don't just hack you, Krista.

#584

⇓

I hack everyone...

#585

⇓

my friends, coworkers.

#586

⇓

But I've helped a lot of people.

#587

⇓

I want...

#588

⇓

a way out of loneliness...

#589

⇓

just like you.

#590

⇓

Is that what you wanted to hear?

#591

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- Synced and corrected by skoad - www.addic7ed.com

#592

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