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Davia and I have an announcement
to make.

We're in love.

To Denvia!

ALL: To Denvia!

Elliot is really doing great
with his schoolwork,

but the goal should be
getting Elliot back in school.

[box clatters]

I'm not going back to school.

-You a dancer?
-I wanna be.

I was wondering if I could
do some work around the studio

in exchange for some classes.

Yeah, man, that's cool.

I think we could work
something out.

How would you like to be
my new Deputy Policy Director?

I would love to accept
the position

if I could maintain a work-life
balance.

I absolutely understand.

Lucia's promoting me.

Seriously?

I adopted a pet turtle.

Turtles are often marketed
as low-maintenance pets,

but the truth is they need
special care

and a lot of room to grow.

MARIANA: I'm responsible for him
fighting for his life.

I'm Jerome Martin,
Evan's attorney.

As of today,
you are the acting
interim CEO of Speckulate.

Mariana, I'm Evan's
Chief Communications Officer.

The company is under
contractual obligation

to give you 30 days as
interim CEO.

After that, the Board will
initiate a vote
of no confidence.

And if the majority thinks

you're unfit to run the company,

you're out.

Good luck.

♪

Here you go.

[knocking on gate]

Hello?

I got your delivery.

♪ Pa-pa-paa, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

♪ Pa-pa-paa,

♪ pa-pa-pa-pa

♪ And then we'll find our
peace of mind ♪

♪ You and me, Bel Ami

♪ Pa-pa-pa, pa-paaa

[phone vibrating]

Really?

We just made beautiful,
visceral, steamy love,

and you're gonna be
on your phone?

We just cuddled for
five full minutes.

-Sorry.
-Mm.

I just needed to
check on a place

to park the Toast Truck today.

It's okay. How is business?

It's fine. There's a limit
to how much money you can make

with a food truck.

I am working on another
stream of revenue.

Like what?

This and that.

What's your day like today?

I am actually getting lunch

with an old friend from my
New York days.

You don't sound very excited
about it.

Well, you know,
we used to be close,

like struggling
artists together.

Mmm.

And then he did something
that really let me down.

Uh-huh, what'd he do?

He was always distracted,

half-listening,
texting on his phone.

Hmm.

-Sorry.
-Mm-hmm.

So this old friend,

why have lunch with him
if he let you down?

I don't know, we were
best friends, you know?

Mmm.

Maybe he wants to make amends.

Yeah, maybe.

[phone vibrating]

You are a busy bee

with all your "this and that"
ventures.

Do you really need to
answer that now?

No.

No, I do not.

I need to kiss you.

-Nice save.
-Right?

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

Good morning.

For those of you who
don't know me,

I'm Mariana Adams Foster.

I worked with some of you

when I was a team leader here.

And I'm stepping up
as interim CEO at Speckulate

until Evan can get
back on his feet

and... takes back the reins.

Hopefully, sooner than later.

So I would love
to get some status updates.

Um, Red Team,
where are you with--

Uh, actually, our Blue Team VPs

have got some interesting
market research

I think we should start with.

Their new app should be
a big moneymaker for us.

Right, Troy? Vince? Nasser?

-Big payday!
-Beaucoup bucks!

[imitating Donald Trump]
Gonna be huge!

Sounds great. Can't wait
to see the beta test.

Now back to Red Team.

Uh, yes.

Yeah, I wanted to ask
about the rumors.

The less you divulge to anyone

regarding the shooting
and your involvement,

the better.

About layoffs.

Are those actually coming?

I got it.

Uh, hey, guys,

don't listen to rumors.

Remember, rumors are
carried by haters,

spread by fools,

and accepted by idiots.

Do you have any other questions
for Mariana?

TROY: Um, yeah, I have one.

Is it true you were involved
in Evan's shooting?

Wasn't the bullet meant for you?

Why did Evan make you his proxy?

Weren't you sleeping with him?

Did you get him shot
so you could take over
Speckulate?

Didn't you and your Bulk Beauty
friends sue him?

Yeah.

What about Bulk Beauty?

Are you just bailing on us?

Who's feeding my turtle?

Donatello!

DYLAN: Remember, rumors
are carried by haters,

spread by fools,

and accepted by idiots.

Now, does anyone have any more
questions for Mariana?

No? Okay. Back on Blue Team.

♪

♪ Take a look at me now

♪ Yeah, I'm high up
walking the clouds ♪

♪ I attained God status
and I ain't coming down ♪

♪ Now I'm seated on the throne
and I'm wearing the crown ♪

♪ I got too much power
to ever lose that now... ♪

Is this your first class?

I don't think I've seen you here
before.

Uh... yeah.

I'm Riley.

Luca.

WOMAN: All right. Hi, everyone.

For those of you that
haven't taken my class before,
my name is Galen.

We're gonna start with
a warm-up.

Get into your places.

When we do our center section,

we're gonna brush with
our right foot.

Seven, eight, we brush.

One, fondu, extend.

Six, seven, and side.

And extend.

You'll go to the back, back.

One-- Keep those arms in
front of you.

Five, six-- Stay on that leg.

One, three-- And then we would
do the other side.

Let's start though
with our hip stabilizers.

Five, six, seven, we go.

One. Three-- Really transfer
that weight smoothly.

And shoot, hop and swing.

Wider stance. Boom!

Hop, uh-huh.

♪

♪ And I'll never stop
Never gonna stop, yeah ♪

♪ I'm going straight
to the top ♪

-That was that night! Oh, God!
-DAVIA: [laughing] Yeah.

I still can't believe

you got up on the bar with me
and sang Seasons of Love.

-Wha-- I was gonna let you
have all the attention.
-Mmm. That part.

Not to mention all those
dollar bills

those old ladies were
throwing at you.

Which you stole from me.

Okay, I literally needed
rent money.

Right? We were so broke,
but we were so cute.

Oh, this is so much fun.

I'm so glad you called.

How long are you in town for?

A few months.

I'm workshopping a new musical
I wrote.

Amazing! Congratulations!

I'm really sorry I didn't
make it out to New York

to see your last one,

but the reviews were great.

Sounds like it went really well.

Yeah. For an off-Broadway.

Hoping to get on Broadway
with this one.

Well, I'm sure you will.
You are so talented.

-So are you.
-Mmm.

Do you ever wonder what
might've been

if you stayed in New York,

toughed it out?

Okay, it was a lot easier
for you than me.

You had the gay mafia.

I admit I had a lot of mentors.

O-kay, if that's what you wanna
call them.

You are still a bad bitch.

Yes. I am.

-And I love it.
-Mmm.

Well, bad bitch,

I have an ulterior motive
for this lunch.

I want you to play the lead
in my musical.

After the workshop, we open at
the Pasadena Playhouse,

and then if we can get
enough investors,

taking it to Broadway.

And I wrote the part
specifically for you.

-Get out.
-Swear!

It's about a woman

who spends the night
before her wedding at a bar,

wondering if she's making
the right choice

or the safe choice
by marrying her fiancé,

all while she flirts
with the hot bartender.

And you're the only actress
with the voice

that can... bring it alive,

make this musical a hit.

Uh-- Before you say anything,

listen to this.

It's one of your solos.

♪ I'm on this rollercoaster
of emotions ♪

♪ What if you're just my
habit to break? ♪

♪ Why do I make things
so hard? ♪

♪ I've been like this
from the start ♪

It's a wonderful song.

Like I said...

I wrote it for you.

For your voice.

I don't know what to say.

Just say you'll do it.

-Five seconds left.
LeBron brings the ball up.
-More like LeBrick.

VINCE: You better keep
the king's name out of it.

Go!

Hup!

Oh. Boom!

No easy buckets.

[sighs in exasperation]

-[knocks on door]
-You got a minute?

Yep.

What the hell is that?

Oh, Evan's turtle. Donatello.

I had my assistant
go over to Evan's apartment
to pick him up.

Hmm.

So I-- I could feed him.

Ah. Okay.

Uh, anyway, I white-lied
to the troops.

We actually do have
to make cuts to the staff

in prep for the IPO.

I emailed you a list of 25
lower levels we can lay off.

[sputters] Dylan, 25 people?

I'll do the laying off.

All you need to do is
approve it as CEO.

Okay, well, I would love
to look over this list.

I'm just trying to help you,
Mariana.

Take things off your plate.

Oh, I appreciate your help,

but I am not signing anything
before I review it first.

Okay, if you've got time
to waste.

Oh, by the way,
I called Evan's lawyer

to ask about his condition,
and he stonewalled me.

What's up with that?

I have no idea.

Okay.

Five. Six. Hut! Hut!

[peppy dance music playing]

Good. Don't rush.

Riley, keep your face strong,
to the front.

Good.

Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait. Hold on.

-Stop. Pause. Pause.
-[music stops]

Uh, my love in the back,
what's your name?

Yep, you?

Uh, Luca.

Luca, when you do ta-ka-dah,

keep that arm really strong,
parallel to the ground.

Don't lose it. All right?

Put way more you into
it next time.

All right. Here we go.
From the top!

[music resumes]

Five, six.

Hup! Hup! Hup!

Nice! Keep that arm up.

♪

Hey! Hup! Hup!

There we go! Much better.
Much better.

Good, good, good. All right.

We're gonna film this today.

Let me see... Denzel.

Mikey.

Let's do Riley.
You'll be in the center.

Ayyy!

Hey, what's, uh--
What's happening?

Oh, once in a while,

Galen chooses three dancers
to record the routine,

and she puts it on her
YouTube channel,

which has a ton of subscribers.

Stevie Lyne, she went viral

after Galen's first dance video.

Ashley Everett and Kelli Erdman,

they're big superstars too.

Getting seen in this class
is a big deal.

GALEN: Hut! Hut!

All right. Here we go.
Give it up!

Five, six...

[music starts playing]

♪

Good. So good!

Great job. Great job.

Ethan played a song for me
from the show.

It's really good.

I mean, I have no doubt he's
gonna make it to Broadway.

And he told me that
he wrote the part for me.

So what're you thinking?

I'm thinking

that I don't know if I'm ready

to dive back in again.

What was it about your year
in New York

that turned you so off?

Well, the theater world
is just so hard on women.

I was constantly told
to lose weight, you know,

that my point of view
didn't matter.

Just to "stand there,
sing this, and shut up."

It sounds pretty harsh.

It just played on every
insecurity I had,

every criticism my mother
made of me.

It took the joy out of something
I loved.

I had to leave.

Otherwise, the small sliver
of self-esteem I had

would've been eviscerated.

I'm sorry you went through that.

But you're not
the same person you were then.

I know.

I don't know, I wouldn't have
time to homeschool Elliot.

I wouldn't be able to renew
my contract

with Teach For America.

Teaching's been
really fulfilling.

I don't know if I'm ready
to give that up.

I guess the question is

what you're most passionate
about.

Now that you're stronger,

is Broadway still your dream?

You are so talented.

If there's any part of you
that's wondering "what if,"

then I'd say,

don't put off your dream
to tomorrow.

Be brave and go for it.

[phone vibrating]

I'm sorry. I gotta take this.

DENNIS: Hey.

Yeah.

Malika, could you do some
research on tenant numbers

at the new Strand
affordable housing complex?

Yeah, of course.

Uh, but I have plans with
my brother.

Can it wait until tomorrow
morning?

Sure. That's fine.

Okay. I'll get to it
first thing.

See you tomorrow. Thank you.

Taking a millennial half-day?

It's seven o'clock.

I'm teasing. Have a good night.

Could you do research
on the tenant numbers

-at the new Strand
affordable housing complex?
-Now?

If-- If you don't mind.
Malika had to go.

I'd like it by end of day.

[softly] I thought it was
end of day.

[device beeping steadily]

Maybe I should just
tell everyone at Speckulate

the truth about what happened.

That this is all my fault.

I know people are gossiping

and Dylan's sniffing around.

Maybe it's best
I just come clean.

If people know you were involved
in my shooting,

imagine the gossip then.

It would undermine
your authority.

What you need to do is make
a bold move

and prove you're the boss.

Get them talking about
something else.

Like laying 25 people off?

Yeah, that'll get them talking,
all right.

About how much they hate me.

You'll think of something,
Mariana.

You always do.

I'm so afraid to fail you.

Again.

Then don't.

♪

But you did really good

for it being your
first yoga class.

We just gotta get you
stretching more.

-Just-- You're kinda tight--
-I looked like a damn fool.

[laughing] Not true.

Then why are you laughing
so hard?

I'm not. I'm not.

So tell me about this
new promotion.

Sounds like a big deal.

Yeah.

Deputy Policy Director.

DOM: Oooh.

It's basically just me trying to
get Lucia

to do the right thing.

Sounds like you're rising
in the ranks pretty fast.

Yeah.

I'm not sure my coworkers
are happy about it,

but I told Lucia that
I've really been missing out

on time with friends and family.

And while I'm really grateful
for her faith in me,

I need to maintain a work-life
balance.

Well, good for you.

So what about you?

You're back at Douro.
What else is going on?

I'm-- I'm just picking up shifts
here and there.

Um, so what's the deal
between you and my coworker?

Ah. Angelica?

I didn't know you were...
into ladies.

Neither did I.

But it doesn't matter, because
apparently, I work too much.

Not anymore, right?

Look, check it out.
So on Thursday,

we are both working
the same shift.

Why don't you come through
and show her

what this whole work-life
balance thing

you got going on is all about.

[scoffs]

-Okay, maybe I will.
-Okay.

But not just to see her.

I want more hang time with you.

I miss you.

-I miss you too, sis.
-Mmm, my brother.

Oh, ow! Oh, God! Oh, my God!

See, that's why you
need to stretch.

[door opens]

Hey. How're you doing?

I'm okay.

How's Evan?

The same.

Hey, when you were in the
corporate world,

did you ever have to
fire anyone?

Like 25 anyones?

[exhales] Layoffs?

Yeah.

Not personally,

but I-- I did see it happen.

Biggest problem with layoffs

is that they always hurt
low-level people the most,

when the upper levels
are making the big money,

whether they're doing their jobs
or not.

You know?

Yeah.

I do know.

Thanks.

♪

What's this?

The research Lucia asked
you to do.

How is it that you get
a promotion

and I end up staying until 10:00

to do your work for you?

I'm sorry, Tracey.
I had no idea.

I told Lucia I would do it
in the morning.

She said it was fine.

Well, I guess it wasn't.

♪

This place is really cool.

Kinda looks like the wizard's
castle level

in Solace of Empires.

Thanks, I think.

Uh, but speaking of wizards,

why don't we abracadabra
this lesson?

So I've been thinking about
maybe going back to school.

Oh, yeah?

What's, um...
What brought about this?

Oh, I've been gaming with
some friends
from school online,

and it seems like I've been
missing out

on some pretty cool stuff
that's going on there.

Yeah, well, that's the downside

of learning from home, for sure.

I mean, some of the bullies
are still there,

but you told me one time,

that it doesn't really matter
if they change,

only if I have.

And do you think you have
changed?

Yeah. Because of you.

I'm a lot more confident,

and I'm doing good in
all my subjects.

Well, I think most of that
is all because of you.

You worked really hard.

If I go back,
would I still get to see you?

Yeah, of course!
We can still hang.

Cool.

Because you're
the best teacher I ever had.

You're laying off Troy, Vince,
and Nasser?

Yes.

They're VPs!

Who aren't pulling their weight.

And with the savings from their
salaries and bonuses,

we can save a lot of
low-level people

who are actually
doing their job.

[Troy, Vince, and Nasser
cheering]

TROY: Yes! Whoo!

Okay, this is not a smart move

with the vote on your tenure
just a few weeks away.

It's a move I wanna make.

And I'm in charge of
this company,

so please have them clear out
their desks
by the end of the day.

Okay.

♪

That's a bold move that'll
get 'em talking
about something else.

Right, Donatello?

[peppy dance music playing]

GALEN: Yes! So much better.

Great job, everyone.

That's it for today.
Have a good night.

Hey, um, you were--
You were really great today.

I mean, you're always, like,
really great,

uh, from, uh,
at least from what I've seen.

-Thanks.
-Yeah.

Can I offer a little advice?

Oh, yes, please.

I couldn't help but notice
that you've been struggling
a bit.

They offer beginner classes
here.

Maybe you should look into
one of those?

Um...

Yeah. Yeah. Uh, thanks.

I will look into that.

You didn't have to bribe
me with boba.

It's not a bribe.
It's a peace offering.

I'm sorry that Lucia asked
you to do my work but...

I'm not sorry she gave me
a promotion.

And it seems like
you're kinda mad about it.

I'm not mad.

It's just, I've been here
a lot longer than you.

But you told me on my first day

that you weren't that invested

and didn't want more
responsibility.

Maybe I just say that

so I won't be disappointed
when I get passed over,

which has happened a lot.

Tracey, if people don't know
you want more,

they won't give it to you.

Look, I can use all the help
I can get.

Why don't we work
on some proposals together?

Show them what you've got.

-Really?
-Yeah.

And I'll make sure you don't
end up

getting stuck with my work
ever again.

Thank you.

And thank you for the boba.

But for future peace offerings,

I prefer jewelry.

Hmm. Mm. Okay. Noted.

Guys, I promise to bring you
back

as soon as we get rid
of Mariana.

She won't last.

You think Evan would approve?

I hope so.

Good night, Donatello.
See you tomorrow.

♪ Today's looking like
a good day, good vibes ♪

♪ Yeah, feel like
it's my birthday ♪

♪ Oh, my! Got the sun shining up
above ♪

♪ My heart's spinning up
with love ♪

♪ Gonna be a good day

♪ It'll be all right

♪ It's gonna be a good day...

Nice moves today, boss.

♪ It's gonna be all right

♪ It's gonna be a good day...

So what are we doing here?

I'm showing you my
new restaurant.

You're opening a restaurant?

That's the plan.

I didn't want to say anything
until I had a deal.

I've been negotiating
the lease with the owners

since I walked by this place
a couple of weeks ago

and thought, "What a great space

to open a restaurant someday."

And then I thought,
"Why someday? Why not now?

What am I waiting for?"

Uh, money, experience.

Well, I can hire people
with experience.

And as far as money goes,

I have a friend from
business school

who made a shitload

investing in entrepreneurial
ventures.

I bet I can get him to invest.

Don't most restaurants
fail in the first year?

Yes. And if I fail,
then so be it.

At least I tried.
But like I said to you,

don't put your dreams
off to tomorrow.

Let me show you around.

I wanna make this place like
the Coterie.

Somewhere that people can
hang out,

and eat, drink, listen to
live music.

Look at this stage. It's huge.

Ah!

And over here, a cozy lounge.

-All right?
-Okay.

And come look at the kitchen.

-Oh, all right.
-Ha! [claps] Bar.

Check out this kitchen.

It's completely built out.
In perfect condition.

Check this out.

Meat locker.
And wait till you see this.

This patio is stunning!

I'm gonna string up lights,
make it super romantic.

I'm never gonna find
another place like this again
downtown.

Yeah, you're right.
This space is really great.

And I love how excited you are.

I think you should go for it.

-DAVIA: Yeah. [squealing]
-Oh, my God!

[softly]: One, two, three, four.

One, two. One, two.

Looking good.

How are classes going?

Humiliating.

I did not realize

how advanced this class was
gonna be.

I mean, they are all
professionals.

And there's this one dancer,
she's-- she's amazing.

She, uh, suggested that
I take a beginner's class.

Oh, screw her.
Did the teacher tell you that?

No, but I mean,
she did correct me.

Which is what she's supposed
to do.

Look, you're self-taught.

It's gonna be hard at first,

but you're way too good
to take a beginner class.

Hmm.

And don't be humiliated

that others are better than you.

Be inspired.

That's what I did
when I first saw you dance.

-Come on.
-No, it's true.

I was very intimidated.

But don't let this girl,
whoever she is,

intimidate you.

Yeah, I will.

I will try.

Wait. Do you think she's cute?
Is that the issue?

-What do you mean?
-[Davia gasps]

Are you crushing?

Just like-- Just a little bit.
I mean, I-- I can tell.

All right, get out of here.

Oh, that's so cute.

You know, I think she's flirting
with you.

You've got game, you should
give it back to her.

All right. I need to practice.

All right. Go have more sex with
Dennis.

Oh!

I want you to play the lead
in my musical.

Listen to this.

It's one of your solos.

[ Rollercoaster playing]

♪ I've never felt so uncertain
and so insecure ♪

♪ Love is tricky in my head

♪ I want it but I'm full
of dread ♪

♪ Is this "
Take what you can get"? ♪

♪ Don't I deserve much more?

♪ So I'm running away

♪ It's what I do when
it's hard ♪

♪ I'm so uncertain

♪ I've got to do what it takes

♪ To turn these
feelings around ♪

♪ I'm on this rollercoaster
of emotions ♪

♪ What if you're just my habit
to break? ♪

♪ Why do I make things
so hard? ♪

♪ I've been like this
from the start ♪

You sure you want to do this?

I got the getaway car running.

I'm sure.

I don't wanna be scared of
school anymore.

And I wanna stand up
to those bullies.

[school bell ringing]

Well, that's your cue.

[Elliot exhales]

Kid.

Proud of you.

♪

Hey, Luca, glad to see you back.

Thank you.

You got something special.
Keep at it.

I see I didn't scare you off.

I'm gonna get better.

Gotta learn from the best,
right?

Well, then...

keep your eyes on me.

They are.

GALEN: All right,
let's get started.

We are stepping to the right.

Having one. Two, we shiver.

Three, four, ball change.

Five, cross,

and passe, step, smash, flick.

You got a sec?

I actually do for once.
Come on in.

I wanted to ask

why you gave the tenant research
to Tracey

to do the other night?

You said it could wait
until morning.

Yeah, well, I like
to get things off my plate.

-Wasn't a big deal.
-Okay.

But... I'm a team player.

So when you give my work to
someone else,

then it makes me feel like
I'm not doing my job.

I don't... know that
I'm responsible
for your feelings,

Malika. I'm your boss.

And I am respecting
the boundaries

that you asked me for.

Finding balance in my life

doesn't mean I want my work
to suffer.

So moving forward, if you
need something right away,

you can just tell me.

The boundaries are there for me,

and sometimes
it may be necessary

for me to cross them.

Okay.

Understood.

Thank you.

I really appreciate it.

♪

Hey! There's our leading lady.

DAVIA: Hi.

-ETHAN: Oh, you look amazing.
-Thank you.

Davia, this is the dashing
and charming Brayden Harris.

Tony Award nominee and
resident bad boy.

He plays the red-hot bartender

who's warming up
Darla's cold feet.

-Hi.
-Hi.

And thank you, Ethan,

for that embarrassing
introduction.

In the real world, I'm more like
the boy next door.

Yeah, right.

And Tyler Banks, equally dashing
and endearing.

He plays your earnest
and dependable fiancé.

Earnest and endearing.

[sarcastically] I sound like
a good time.

Oh, you are.

It's nice to meet you.

Same.

Heather, our composer.

We're thrilled to have you.

I am so thrilled to be here.

Everyone else you'll meet later.

So let's sit down
and read this thing through.

Okay.

So, you think you're gonna break
my heart

and leave me at the altar?

Or run away with me
on the back of my Harley?

I figure he drives a Harley,
right?

-[laughing] Drives?
-[Davia laughing]

Rides. See? Boy next door.

Ethan still hasn't said?

I don't think he's decided
on who you end up with.

I'm just happy that Mia Colfax
passed on your role.

I hear she's a nightmare.

BRAYDEN: I can confirm.
I did a show with her.

You did? Wow.

Well, good for you
for surviving.

And I wrote the part
specifically for you.

I wanna hear all
the behind-the-scenes dirt.

Like, does she really require
a specific brand of water

in her dressing room?

DENNIS: And I am telling you,
Ranjit,

the Downtown LA
restaurant scene is on fire.

People are craving
community again.

Spaces to eat and drink
and connect with old friends

and make new ones.

And this space is
extraordinarily unique.

There is nothing else
like this around here.

Community and craving?

You've gotten a little soft

since business school there,
Cooper.

This is a solid concept.

I already have a spec menu,

and if you'll turn to page 23,

you can see the business plan.

It's all there.

You wanna know what I invest in?

People. And passion.

You have clearly got that.

And I believe in you.
I always have.

Now, life threw you a curveball

when you lost Jacob.

It turned your life upside down.

But you were always great
at business.

And you are gonna be
great with this.

It's a no-brainer.
Yeah, let's do it.

-Really?
-Yeah, man.

What are your startup costs?
Hit me.

For 250K, I could have it up
and running through
the first quarter.

All right. And I would expect
a 10% return on my money

-by the end of the
second quarter.
-That sounds fair.

And I'd want 25% ownership
of the restaurant.

Twenty-five is a bit high.
How about 20?

Okay. Okay. See?
Mr. Cooper, the businessman.

-[raps table]
-Done.

Email me your bank info,
I'll transfer the funds today.

I'll have my office draw up
the contract.

MAN: [knocking on gate] Hello?

I got your delivery.

Hmm.

Thanks. That's, uh--
That's for me.

Just some paperwork
for another deal.

Had them drop it off here.

No problem.

-You parked out back?
-Yeah.

All right. Let me walk you out.

Ranjit, this is amazing.
Thank you.

And I won't let you down.

I know you won't.

[softly] Yes!

[ Possessionby Mister the Kid
& Primo the Alien playing]

♪ You wish you could look
out through my eyes ♪

♪ See the things I see

[sniffs]

[engine starts]

♪ You wish you could look
into my mind ♪

♪ Think the things I think

♪ You wish you could be me

[phone chimes]

♪ You wanna hold me
in your hands ♪

♪ Wrap your fingertips
around my body ♪

♪ I know you feel me
struggling ♪

♪ Biting at the skin
to break free ♪

♪ I am always fighting...

I hope you weren't too fond
of those three losers.

You trusted your judgment.
That was good.

You should've seen
the look on Dylan's face.

You would've loved it.

I think.

Hi, I'm Dr. Park.

-Are you Mariana?
-Yes.

Um, how much longer

does he have to be in this coma?

Well, there's still swelling
in his brain and spine.

His spine?

The bullet nicked it.
He needs surgery.

The longer we wait,
the greater chance

he'll be paralyzed from
the waist down.

Well, then you should do it,
right?

No surgery is without risk.

And in his condition,
the risks are much higher.

We can't guarantee
he'll come through it.

So... who decides what to do?

His sister said she didn't
wanna make the call.

So according to his
advanced health care directive,

the decision falls to
his second choice,

which is you.

Me?

[phone vibrating]

Uh, excuse me.

♪

Hey, it's me.

Is Mom there too?

[tearfully] No, I'm...

I'm not okay.

Can you come see me?

I need your help.

♪