All language subtitles for Suits.S03E09.BDRip.x264

- I'm bonding with your father here.
- Speaking of which.

- You're not taking it easy on me, are you?
- A little.

Look, you mean something to me.

You've always meant
something to me

and you always
will mean something to me.

What do you need, Harvey?

Ava hessington.

I am not losing to him.

You? Your blood feud
or whatever it is you have with that man

is what put the target
on my back in the first place.

I made this mess.
It's up to me to clear it up.

Harvey and Cameron made a deal
to take you down. And part of that deal,

was that I got to be
the one to tell you about it.

And if he can't practice law in the
country, he can't be a member of our firm.

You set this whole thing up.

Harvey: Jessica set
this whole thing up.

Jessica: And, Edward?
We may be getting a divorce,

but I fully intend on keeping
ownership of the house.

Oh, crazy's
what they think about me

ain't going to stop
because they tell me so

oh, come on. Just because
I have to wake up early,

doesn't mean you should suffer.

Well, you know what they say.
The couple that wakes together...

- Bakes together?
- Stays together.

Yeah, that doesn't rhyme.

You're ridiculous.

- Oh, my god. That's amazing.
- I know.

- You're amazing.
- I know.

You have no intention
of letting me go to work, do you?

There once was a girl
from nantucket.

I love you.

Oh, that doesn't rhyme, you know.

- What are you, the rhyming police now?
- You started it.

And I'm going to finish it.

I love you, too.

They say I'm a walking
dreamer baby

if I stopped
it would make the show

can't keep up
with my rhythm though

they keep trying to quit

- you look happier than you did last night.
- I am.

What are you doing here?

I was thinking
I'd give you a ride.

You just gave me
a ride last night.

Yeah, but this time,
I thought I'd join you.

Harvey, we put in 15 hour days,
12 feet from each other.

You really want to go
to work together?

Who said anything about work?

We have breakfast at nougatine
and an excursion to hermes

that may or may not involve
a new handbag.

You've been needing
a new handbag.

You can never
have too many handbags.

You're a woman
after my own heart.

Well, in that case...

Harvey.

Why are you doing this?

Donna, we've all been through a lot.
We deserve a little celebration.

Well, in that case,
you have had it pretty rough.

We're going to need
to get you more than one handbag.

I wouldn't have it
any other way.

Jessica.

Louis. What can I do for you?

Actually, I'm not here about me.
I'm here about you.

How so?

Um.

I want to handle
the dissolution.

- So, this is about you.
- No.

Jessica.

I got Ava out
when you wanted her out.

I proved I will do whatever it takes,
and what's more,

I know darby's assets, and I will
get you everything that you have coming.

- I can get everything I have coming.
- Maybe.

But after what Stephen Huntley
and Edward darby did,

you want to exact a pound of flesh.
You want to kill them both.

What's your point?

My point is, that you
go into that room angry,

you're going
to have blinders on,

and they're going to lead you
any way they want you to go.

I get in that room,
I'm cool as a cucumber,

and I will lead
whatever way you want to go.

Harvey: We just got
Edward darby's proposed formula

for splitting our assets.

- Son of a bitch.
- I know.

He thinks he can dictate terms
after what he's done?

- We need to crush him.
- See? Blinders.

What?

Louis was just suggesting
that he run the negotiations.

Louis also suggested
the firm adopt a badger as a mascot.

The badger is a noble
and fearsome creature,

but that's not the point.
I can beat them.

And the Washington generals think
they can beat the globetrotters,

but they're not
even in the same league.

My father played for
the Washington generals.

See?

So, what are you saying,
I'm not in your league?

I'm saying you and I
don't even play the same sport.

Harvey, enough.
And Louis has a point.

You seriously want to consider this?
This is a joke.

Louis, will you
give us a moment?

Please?

I am not a joke.

You can't do that anymore.

You mean make fun of Louis?
It's one of life's great pleasures.

When the two of you were colleagues,
that's fair game,

but you're a name partner now,
and you have to show him some respect.

I am showing him respect.
I'm being dismissive to his face.

Harvey, remember kopelman?

Comb-overs like that
are hard to forget.

When I first started here,

he and I would fight like cats and dogs
every day, toe to toe.

Then, one day, he went too far,
he crossed a line,

and I'd had enough, and I went in,
and I ripped him up.

You know what I did the day
after Daniel and I took over the firm?

I went to kopelman and I told him
how much I valued him.

Kopelman never voted against you
the whole time I knew him.

Exactly.
And by the way, Louis is right.

Jessica, it's one thing for me
to show Louis respect.

But you want to put me
on the sidelines for him?

No. I'm going to put him in at quarterback,
then snap the ball to you.

See the money, wanna stay
for your meal

get another piece of pie
for your wife

everybody wanna know how it feel

everybody wanna see
what it's like

I'll even eat a bean pie
I don't mind

me and missy is so early

busy, busy making money

all right!

All step back I'm 'bout to dance

the greenback boogie

so, let me get this straight,
you want to go after their clients

so we get to count
those revenues.

Whoever has more revenue
is going to determine

who gets what
at the time of closing.

Louis locks in
the settlement terms

while we tip the basis
for the settlement.

Exactly.

Some might say that's
negotiating in bad faith.

And I say darby wasn't above board
when we got married.

Why should we be above board
when we're getting divorced?

And until the settlement is done,
it's not stealing clients.

It's shifting the attorney of record.

Wait a minute.
Did you think of this all by yourself?

Why wouldn't I think
of this all by myself?

It was Jessica, wasn't it?
She thought of it all by yourself.

The important thing right now
is to decide which client to go after.

And to avoid my question
about whose idea it was.

- Exactly.
- Okay.

Well, if it's going to affect
the settlement calculations,

we're going to need
a big client,

and we're going to need
a big one who just took a loss.

Not necessarily.

You know who cries hardest
in the miss america pageant?

- The runner-up.
- The winner,

because she knows
she can't win again,

and winners
always want to win more.

Yeah. That's not why they cry.
What's wrong with you?

Stay with me.
What we need is a huge company

that is still looking
to keep the crown.

Both: Samsung.

- Get it going.
- Yep.

Wait. Do you actually watch
the miss america pageant?

No, but I've celebrated
with the winner.

Texas. Florida. New York?

California.

Now, there's a question
you didn't want to avoid.

Exactly.

- You wanted to see me?
- Yes, and it's important.

What can I do for you?
Adjust the font on the new business cards?

- Order some pens?
- I don't know.

If we don't have any pens,
what would you sign the order with?

- What do you want, Jessica?
- I was just making a little joke.

I thought I was the only joke
around here.

Louis. You are no joke.

And you're right.

You have been on the sidelines
far too long.

I want you to handle
the negotiations.

You won't be sorry.

You want a pound of flesh,
I'm going to bring you the whole carcass.

I believe you would, but I'm going
to ask you to do something else.

- Anything you need.
- I need you to be fair.

- Fair?
- Yes. Fair.

- That's one way to go.
- It's the way to go.

Because I need them
to think that we're moving on.

When, in fact, we're going
after their clients.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god. You and Harvey
are letting me in on one of your missions?

- This is littastic.
- Louis, calm down.

Calm down? No.
This is just like the great escape.

You're recruiting me
to go behind enemy lines.

- I'm Steve McQueen.
- You know the great escape?

Are you kidding? Charles Bronson
grew up in my grandmother's shtetl.

Then you know Steve McQueen
was the cooler king.

Louis, I need you to be
my cooler king.

Yeah, I can do cool.

So, you're authorizing me
to sign on your behalf?

Yes.

But under no circumstances are you
to lock in the existing client allocations.

Please, I'd die
before that happens.

Let's hope
it doesn't come to that.

- Is that coconut water?
- Yeah.

I'm sorry. I took some with me
this morning. I hope you don't mind.

Why would I mind?
You needed the hydration.

You made me need the hydration.

You're welcome.

What?

- Nothing.
- What?

Uh.

I just don't like when you drink
from the bottles in the refrigerator.

- But it's my bottle.
- The ones in my fridge aren't.

So, you do mind that I took it.

No, I mind that you drink
from the bottles in my fridge.

Okay.

And that you left your coffee mug
in the sink again.

I thought I was supposed
to put the mug in the sink.

Yes. On the right side.
The left side is for rinsing.

I can't rinse if there are dishes
piled on both sides.

I'll try and remember that.

You'd think a guy with your memory
wouldn't have to try.

- All right. Let's hear it.
- Hear what?

- The list.
- What list?

Of things I do that annoy you.

- I don't have a list.
- Everyone has a list.

Do you have a list?

This isn't about my list.
This is about your list.

No, it's about yours because
I just told you everything that's on mine.

You're telling me that the most meticulous
woman on the upper West Side

- only has a list of two?
- That's not fair.

No, what's not fair is
you making this all about me.

I might not be perfect, but
neither are you. So, excuse me.

I have more important things to do
than talk about where I left my coffee cup.

- Katrina: Fair?
- Louis: Fair.

- Fair?
- Yes. Fair.

I didn't even like playing nice
in the sandbox.

- Someone has better sand toys, you take them.
- Exactly.

And you don't ask bolshoi ballerinas
to dance the tango.

Pfft! That would indeed
be blasphemy.

If Jessica wants compromise, she
should hire a mediator, not a gladiator.

Except, Jessica
doesn't want compromise.

She wants a stone-cold killer
to do one thing

- and one thing only.
- And what is that?

Not to lock client allocations
until Harvey lands Samsung.

- Then give me an order.
- Your order

is to not let my inner gladiator
get past my outer negotiator.

That's not going
to be easy, Louis.

You're like the hulk. Once you
get enraged, there's no going back.

Though your description of both
my temperament and physique is accurate,

the one thing that
I have on my side

is that I have no personal animus
against the other side.

- Louis: Nesbitt.
- Litt.

I see you're wearing your checkered suit
with your crimson power tie.

You see correctly.

Looks like you came
to play hardball.

I didn't come to play anything,
I came to win.

Louis: Well, I'm not here to win.

I'm here to make sure
we hammer out a fair agreement.

And to help you achieve that,
I see you've brought along tinker bell.

And you were so scared
of tinker bell,

you sent her to Barcelona
for your cat trial.

During which time, she worked closely
with a different senior partner

again and again.

Mmm-hmm. Don't worry.

Dr. Banner is not
turning green today.

See, whatever you thought
was going to happen to me here, isn't.

So, go ahead.

Wind me up all you want
because I ain't losing my cool.

Fine.

This is my initial proposal.

Those are letters
I wrote to mikado.

Unopened.

- You never read them to her?
- Not a single word.

You son of a bitch.

You think you can rattle me?
I'm UN-rattle-able.

Really?

This portrait that you sent her.

- Get out. I said go.
- Louis.

Oh, yeah,
you and I are going to war.

Everything's
on the goddamn table.

Including the existing
client list allocations?

Did you hear what I just said?
I said everything!

You son of a bitch.

You knew I'd come after Samsung.

I knew what suit
you'd be wearing.

I know Tiger Woods wears red on sundays.
Doesn't mean I can beat him.

I'm not going to let you
poach our clients, Harvey.

You poaching our clients
is what led us

to this goddamn merger
in the first place.

That was fair game.
This is bad faith.

Bad faith?
I'm going after Samsung.

I'm not murdering anybody
and lying about it to my partners.

- Don't you dare put me in with them.
- You put yourself in with them.

Speaking of which, what the hell

are you still doing in bed
with these people, scottie?

As you know, I don't always have
the bestjudgment

of who I get in bed with.

And as for why I'm still in business
with them...

Let me guess.

You beat me on the dissolution negotiation,
you get your name on the door.

Yep. Darby agreed to it
the second that you pushed him out.

He only did that
because he knew when word got out

that his house was on fire,
he had to do something.

Well, he did.
He put me against you

and as you just noted,
our house is on fire,

and I'm going to fight tooth and nail
to put the damn thing out.

You can fight tooth and nail
all you'd like,

but it's never done a thing
for you against me before.

That's because I always had
something else on my mind before.

But you've made it clear that
that's never going to happen.

So if you think you're
going to win this time,

you've got another thing coming.

Say what you want, scottie.
I'm going in there,

and you're not going to stop me.

I'm afraid I already did.

The client list just got locked.

So you can go in there
and give it a shot,

but they're never gonna sign with a guy
who just got played on their front porch.

Hey.

Hey.

- I got your message.
- Thanks for meeting me.

It's not often I get invited
out to hear an apology.

I'm so sorry I snapped at you.

I got defensive, and when
I went away to think about it,

- I came up with why.
- Why?

I feel like a guest
in your apartment.

And I think it's because we spend
all of our time at your place

and none of the time at mine.

Yeah, but I told you.
When I'm at your place,

all I can picture
is Tess in a bed sheet.

I know, and that's
why we're here.

Come on, I want
to show you something.

Louis, we gave you one job,
and you blew it.

How the hell did you screw up
those negotiations?

Screw up? Come on.
What are you talking about?

I got us the corporate jet,
we keep our first dividend checks,

and they pay for our new letterhead.
So, you know what?

You just put that
in your pipe and you smoke it.

I don't give a shit
about the goddamn letterhead!

You don't think I know that?

Nobody cares about
the goddamn letterhead, okay?

- Nigel went after mikado.
- What the hell is mikado?

- Not what, who. She's a cat.
- He went after your cat?

- He went after his cat.
- He tortured his cat?

He deprived her of my letters.

Louis.

You lost your shit
during a negotiation

because someone didn't read
your letters to their cat!

Harvey, please.

I'm sorry. I lost my head.

I don't even remember
signing the agreement.

Well, you did!

And Louis, you've been asking Jessica
to give you the ball

instead of me
ever since the day I met you.

Well, she gave it to you,
and you just went and scored a touchdown

for the other team.

Oh, my god.

Your grandmother's apartment.

I still own it.

You kept it this entire time?

I couldn't rent it.
I couldn't sell it. I...

I couldn't even come here.

- That means the last time you were here?
- We were here.

- So, you want to move in here?
- I want us to move in here.

- Mike.
- Rachel.

I've only ever been here twice,

and both times were with you.

The first time, we stood here,

we pictured living together.

I'll never forget that.

- Neither will I.
- And the second time,

was one of the hardest
days of my life, but

I got through it
because we were together.

That's one of the sweetest things
I've ever heard.

You don't have to answer
right now, okay?

I just wanted to show you
what we could have.

- Goddamn, Louis.
- Let it go.

Let it go?

You don't say let it go
unless you already didn't let it go.

You going to take it out on me
for taking it out on him?

At the moment,
we don't have the time.

Good, because I've already got Mike
looking for ways to revise the agreement.

The problem isn't revising it.

The problem is Louis
already signed it.

- You're saying we need to find a loophole.
- I am.

Well, if we can't steal
from their clients,

and the revenues
from new ones don't count,

what the hell
are we supposed to do?

There's only one thing to do.

Look at the money
we're already owed.

- I don't follow you.
- We're on a cash basis.

We can't count the revenues
we haven't collected yet,

but if we can entice someone
to pay us sooner,

we can get that revenue
in under the window.

Bad faith. I like it.

The question is, who still owes us
enough money to make a difference?

Folsom foods.

The second they pay their settlement,
we get paid our fee.

You came to that
all on your own?

Yeah, about an hour ago,
but don't tell me I beat you to it.

Maybe, but you didn't have
Harvey slowing you down.

- That's a fair point.
- Okay, I'm right here.

Well, your idea is no good.

Because it will be a cold day in hell
before Daniel hardman

lifts a finger
to help this firm,

and I'd rather lose
this negotiation

than to cut a deal
with that son of a bitch.

You don't have to. Hardman was running
point, folsom's not his client.

- They're Robert Zane's.
- He's no fan of us, either.

Maybe not, but we can
handle Robert Zane.

- You caught on to my plan there.
- You mean the most obvious plan in the world?

I mean the plan that I thought of
and that you didn't,

and that I'm the perfect
person to implement.

You really think you can
handle Robert Zane?

I have a relationship with him.

Yeah, you're sleeping with his daughter.
I'm sure he's your biggest fan.

Okay. It's not like that.
I had dinner at the man's house.

I had dinner at the white house.

They're not going to make
me Attorney General.

Okay. First of all, bullshit.

- Second of all, do you have a better idea?
- No, I don't,

but are you ready to use your relationship
with Rachel to get her father to turn?

It doesn't matter because
I'm not going to do that.

I'm just going to use it to get him
to hear me out in the first place.

Good luck with that.

Hey, how did you know
that white house thing was bullshit?

Mike, I was wondering
when I was going to get you out here.

Ah, golf isn't really my thing.

What is your thing?

Sports.

You're telling me
you're one of those guys

that doesn't think
golf is a sport?

Of course not. I can tell you're an athlete
just by looking at you, sir.

With an attitude like that,
you must be here on business.

- Folsom foods.
- Ah.

You going to stick
that loss in my face?

No, I'm here to make
that loss sting a little less.

You move up your payment
by one fiscal quarter,

we'll take a 10% haircut
on our fee.

Ten percent is a little light.

All right. I'll cut right to it.
I can go as high as 20.

- Are you saying 20?
- Yes.

Then, I'm saying no.

Sir, this, this is a win for you.

No, this isn't shit for me.

This is about Harvey specter
and Jessica Pearson

and their divorce negotiations.

And you don't go to the one you didn't
marry to stick it to the one you did.

We could go straight
to your client.

By the time they accepted the offer,
it would be too late.

You just gave that away
when you went straight to 20%.

I went straight to 20%
out of respect,

and now you're repaying
me by being a...

What?

You don't have
the balls to say it.

I will. A dick.
I'm being a dick.

Now, the question is,
what are you going to do about it?

I'm not going
to do anything about it.

I just wonder what your daughter's
going to think when she finds out

you screwed over your own client
just to stick it to the man she loves.

She loves Harvey specter?

No, but when you go after Harvey,
you go after me.

The whooping crane of manchuria.

- It's my calming animal.
- You've chosen well.

- What can I do for you, Katrina?
- I never heard back from you.

- About what?
- About anything.

Especially what we're going
to do about negotiations.

There's no more negotiation.
I had one assignment, and I blew it.

Louis, the opera isn't over
until the fat lady sings.

This is not the opera.

It's football.

Harvey said it.

They gave me the ball,
I scored a touchdown for the other team,

it's the eighth inning, and
there's no more time left on the clock.

- I never thought I'd hear you say that.
- It's the fact.

There's nothing we can do.
I signed the agreement.

Nigel's never
going to reopen it.

Well then, I guess it's a good thing
I found a loophole.

- What are you talking about?
- We can't steal their clients,

but we can still
increase our revenue.

- No. New clients don't count.
- I'm not talking about new clients.

I'm talking about new revenue
from clients we already have.

Well, that's operating
in complete bad faith.

Now, what clients
are you talking about?

First, I got you something.

Okay. Katrina, you know what?
I really don't have time for sentimental...

The trademark came through
10 minutes ago.

I don't know what to say.

Say you forgive me
for letting you lose control with Nigel?

I do.

Now, let's go get
some goddamn new revenue.

You?

How did you get in here?

Because I know
how to get things done.

You didn't the last time we met.

Well, last time,
you saw me coming a mile away.

This time, I'm blindsiding you.

- I didn't know we were at war.
- Louis: We're not.

It's just a training exercise.

These are my personal
bank statements.

- You stole my money.
- No, not stole.

Relocated.

- I could have you arrested.
- You could.

But then you'd be
missing out on all this.

Tax shelter in the Caymans.

Carried interest classification
for your personal holdings.

Blind irrevocable trust
for up to six of your unborn children.

- And this means?
- You'll never pay a nickel in taxes

your entire life.

Not to mention,
your money will be too secure

for someone to do
what I just did.

How did you do all this?

You said you'd call us for the papewvork.
This is how I do papewvork.

Oh, and one last thing.
Uh, that Ferrari that your ex-wife took?

Yeah?

I got it back.

You're hired.

Don't you need
to get board approval?

To be my personal attorney?

No, for giannopoulos limited holdings
to expand the relationship with us.

Are you crazy?

How is that crazy?
I just showed you what I'm capable of.

You showed me
you can beat a tribe of visigoths.

You want me to give you
control of the Roman empire?

I can handle the Roman empire.

Even if you could,
from Mr. Giannopoulos' perspective,

you're a nobody.

Please. Can't you at least
find a way to convince him?

I'm sorry.

If I bring your name up to him,
he will laugh me out of the room.

It's a check from folsom foods.

- It's the remainder of what they owe us.
- Holy shit! That's all of it.

It's hard to believe
that you could get Zane to do this

without using his daughter
against him.

Well, maybe
I'm an excellent negotiator.

If you were
an excellent negotiator,

this wouldn't include
a 20% haircut.

- It would be 10%, like I would have gotten.
- You?

He wouldn't have
even talked to you.

Like you're not
talking to me, right now?

What did you say to Zane?

Let's just say we may
have gotten what we wanted,

but my girlfriend's dad
is going to be pissed at me for a while.

Then you're a better
negotiator than I thought.

I never should have
given you my key.

And I never should have forgotten
that you'll stop at nothing to beat me.

- No. You shouldn't have.
- Harvey,

the man that I knew
may have fought to the death,

but he always
operated in good faith.

I told you I am not bound by good faith
on this deal after what your boss did.

- It's not just Edward's firm.
- What does that have to do with it?

What does that
have to do with it?

You shrunk the whole pie for the sole purpose
of getting a bigger piece for yourself,

and it screwed me
along with Edward.

What do you want, scottie?

I want you to exclude
the folsom foods payments

from the settlement
calculations.

And why would I do that?

- Because I need you to.
- I'm afraid that's not enough.

You, uh, you came to me,

needing help with Ava hessington
after you sent me back to London.

You said that I mean
something to you, that I'll,

I'll always mean
something to you.

Was that bullshit or not?

It wasn't bullshit and if you
were in trouble personally...

I am in trouble personally.
You said so yourself.

Our house is on fire,
and it's my job to put it out.

If you crush me,
I'll have nothing.

- That's not personal. That's business.
- Okay. Let's talk business.

You've made a career out
of putting ious in the bank.

Do the same thing right now.
Put an iou in with me.

And what's to stop you from still trying
to screw me after that?

My word that I won't.

- He asked you to move in together?
- I know, it's...

Quick?

I was going to say
that it's a big step

because it's not really that quick.
We've known each other for a while.

Yes, but you only
just started dating.

- So I guess that means you're against it.
- Rachel, I'm not against it.

You told me that you love him,
and I couldn't be happier for you,

but you've got a lot
going on right now.

You don't even know
where you're going to go to law school.

I'm just saying maybe you don't want
to rush into this so quickly.

Rush into what?

Hey.

Well, Mike asked me
to move in with him.

Move in with him?

Shit, what's he going
to do to me then?

What are you talking about?

You didn't hear?
He came to me on the golf course.

- To ask for permission?
- No.

He didn't ask for shit.
Got to hand it to him.

- The boy's got some balls.
- What?

He kicked my ass.

- Didn't even have the courtesy to give me a...
- Robert.

Oh, come on. She's going to be a lawyer.
Going to hear a lot worse.

Dad. What are you talking about?
What happened?

He wanted an advance
on the folsom settlement,

and he put the screws
to me to get it.

He put the screws to you how?

Rachel.

This is a surprise.
What happened to...

Tess in a bed sheet?

It was replaced by the image
of you manipulating my dad.

Okay, I did not
manipulate your dad.

How exactly
would you describe it?

I didn't go there to
manipulate him, all right?

He was about to make a decision
that was going to affect him,

us and his client,
and I just pointed that out to him.

Then when that didn't work,
you pointed out that I wouldn't approve.

- He was bullying me.
- So, you used me to bully him back.

I was talking to my mom
about moving in with you

- when I found out about this.
- Okay. Rachel.

I'm sorry.

All right, let me call him right now.
I'll apologize to him.

Him?

- He loved it.
- He did?

Yeah, he thought you had balls.

- So, then, what's the problem?
- Are you not listening to me?

I was thinking about
moving in with you,

and then I find out
that you go to my dad.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Are you saying this
changes everything?

- It's complicated.
- What's so complicated about it?

No, forget it.
I don't want to get into this right now.

No, no, no. Rachel,
if you don't want to live with me,

why don't you just tell me
you don't want to live with me?

I didn't say that.

Well, do you?

Look.

You said I could
have some time, so

I just need some time.

You excluded the folsom foods payment
from the revenue totals on this.

It's a draft document.
I haven't showed it to anyone.

I just wanted to run it by you.

Well, what reason could you possibly have
for wanting to do it at all?

Because scottie came to me and asked,
and I think it's good business.

Well, your idea of good business
is different from mine.

Because we already took
less money from folsom foods,

and now you want us
to take less money from darby.

Jessica, if we screw him over,
he's gonna come back at us.

It might not be tomorrow.
It might not be six months from now,

but he's gonna find a way.

You mean she'll find a way.

- That's exactly what I mean.
- And maybe she will.

But I've never known you
to run from a fight before.

My name was never
on the door before.

You said it yourself.

I have to think differently
now that I'm in this position.

I did say that.

And it's not just
going to be one fight.

It's going to be the hatfields
and the mccoys all over again.

Are you sure this isn't really
about your history with her?

- What if it is?
- She could just be playing us.

She could, but I trust her.

Jessica, it's time
to turn the page.

Well, I don't want
to turn the page.

I want to close the book.

Tell her we'll exclude the payment
and honor our deal.

Katrina: Louis, I know it didn't go
exactly as planned,

but you need to pick yourself up
and dust yourself off.

Exactly as planned?

I utterly failed.

I don't even deserve
this stupid mug.

Litt up?
It should say "shit up."

It didn't fail.
You impressed him.

Yeah, that and $45 will get my cat
a Brazilian bikini wax.

- You got a new cat?
- Fostering.

Louis, enough.
You need to go to Harvey.

You mean tell him that I'm even more
of an embarrassment than he says I am?

You're not an embarrassment.

You may need Harvey
to put the ball in the end zone,

but you had the idea, you set it up
and you drove the ball down

- to the one yard line.
- No.

I didn't have the idea.
You had the idea.

And you executed it.

But you're giving me credit. If Harvey
executes this, he'll give you credit.

No, he won't. He never does.

Louis, he might.

You want him to see
a different side of you?

Give him a chance to show
a different side of him.

You know what?
It doesn't matter, anyway.

Harvey doesn't need
my help anymore. It's too late.

No, it isn't.

Haven't you heard?

Heard what?

- Harvey, I have some bad news.
- What is it?

I think you should sit down.

Donna, unless someone died,
I don't need to sit down. Just tell me.

Hessington oil just fired us.

- Scottie betrayed me.
- You don't know that.

One plus one equals two, Donna,
and I know how to goddamn add.

I didn't count the folsom money
and suddenly our oil revenues are gone,

- and her piece of the pie just skyrocketed!
- Harvey!

Please don't do anything rash.

- What the hell are you saying?
- I'm saying call her.

How would that go?
"Hey, scottie, thanks for dicking me over.

"Could you please take it back?"

You don't know how it would go.

And you could find out
if you would drop your pride

and just give her
the benefit of the doubt.

You gave someone the benefit of the doubt,
and look how that turned out.

You thinkjust because you bought me
a handbag, you can say that to me?

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that,
but I just got played,

and I'm not about to call scottie
and cry about it.

So what are you going to do?

I'm going to figure out how to do to her
what she just did to me.

- Harvey.
- Not now, Louis.

- Yes, now, Harvey. I've got the answer.
- The answer to what?

To shoving the hessington oil
firing up Edward darby's ass.

Harvey. Harvey!

Tony giannopoulos.

He can triple the revenue
we lost with hessington oil,

and they're technically
not a new client.

So, there's nothing
scottie can do.

Well, what makes you think
he's going to go for it?

Because I went there,
and they are primed to say yes.

They just won't...

They just won't say yes to me.

Give him this.
They'll say yes to you.

Louis, this is brilliant.

If you hadn't had
the balls to come to me,

- we'd have nothing right now.
- Harvey, no.

I should have come
to you sooner.

- But I didn't because I just couldn't.
- Louis.

I've told you this before,

but it's always been
when I needed something from you,

and I don't need anything
from you right now

because you just gave it to me.

So maybe you can hear it
when I say it.

I respect you.

You're an excellent attorney.
A valuable member of this firm.

And a friend?

Don't push it.

Sorry.

Seriously, Harvey,
I just have to say, um,

it means so much
when you say all that.

You need a tissue or something?

- Can I use your pocket square?
- Under no circumstances.

I'll be fine.

And you and Jessica need to take that
over to giannopoulos right now.

Screw that.
I'm going over there with you.

What?

Donna: He's not there.

- What? Where is he?
- He went to see Tony giannopoulos.

- By himself?
- No. With Louis.

With Louis?
What, is he mad at me?

Rachel's the only one
who's mad at you.

She told you.

She didn't have to.
What were you thinking,

pulling all that shit
with her dad?

I didn't think
it would come to that.

He didn't mind. Why should she?

Anyone who understands
women in any way

would know that was
a bad idea from the start.

- Well, Harvey liked it.
- Proving my point.

I asked her to move in with me.

- I know.
- She told you?

Of course she did. I can't intuit
everything. What am I, the Dalai Lama?

Donna, you should have
seen her face when I asked her.

- She was so happy.
- I'm sure she was. It was very romantic.

How could she be so happy
and then just not want to do it?

Who says she doesn't
want to do it?

I told her to take her time,
but I didn't think she'd need it.

Why wouldn't she need it?

Just because you made
some romantic gesture

doesn't mean that all reason
goes out the window.

I've had a pit in my stomach
since last night,

I need to do something.

You need to look in the mirror.

What?

Ijustjumped into a relationship
with a man

who, it turns out, was pretending
to be something he wasn't.

Rachel already knows that you're pretending
to be something you're not.

All you need to do is just give her time
to figure it all out.

What if she says no?

Then, she says no,

but pushing her isn't going
to stop that from happening.

If you're here to complain about hessington
oil, I had nothing to do with it.

I'm just the majority shareholder.
I don't get involved in day-to-day stuff.

- We're not here to complain.
- We're here to bring you a gift.

The question is, what do you get a man
who can burn a $50,000 bond?

Something money can't buy.

- This isn't public.
- It will be in 48 hours, and it's legal now.

- How do you know that?
- Because I structured it that way.

And I can do more
of the same for you,

but he didn't tell you
because I wasn't enough of a name.

- You're not.
- But I am.

What you are is a man
who shoots from the hip,

- which I like, but...
- You also need a stabilizing influence.

- Not a football player.
- But a fan of the ballet.

- Muscle.
- And finesse.

You guys think
that I'm not aware

that this is all about
your merger negotiations?

Oh, I was counting on you
being aware of it.

Because then you'll also be aware that
we can be very flexible in our billings.

As long as I pay enough up front
to tip the scales in your favor.

We'll structure a schedule that results in
you getting a substantial financial benefit.

Which is his specialty.

Go ahead. Tell him.

He's a badass.

What do you say we celebrate
our new association over dinner

in Chicago with Michael Jordan?

We can take my private jet.

Hey, which will allow us to pay for it
and for you to write it off.

Hey.

Hey.

I know you're probably busy.

I'm actually not.

Look, Rachel, I...

I know that dating me
is complicated and...

- Mike.
- I just...

I just want you to know you can take
as much time as you need.

I love you.

I love you, too.

I got into Stanford.

What the hell is wrong with you?

I see you got
my little gut punch.

I came to you hat in hand, and this is
what you do? Stack the numbers?

Hat in hand?
More like a wolf in sheep's clothing.

- What are you talking about?
- Hessington oil.

I had nothing to do with that.

Something dropped from the sky,
tilted everything in your favor

right after I cut you a break?
I don't think so.

Harvey, I gave you my word,
and I honored it.

Bullshit. You're just saying that
because I've got the upper hand.

This is not about the upper hand.

- You're always about the upper hand.
- Harvey, stop!

I came to you
and asked for mercy.

Do you know how hard
that was for me?

And then for me to turn around
and use that to dupe you,

how could you think
I would do that?

Well, what would you
have thought?

I don't know.
But you could have called me.

And say what?

And asked me to exclude
the firing from the calculations.

- I'm not going to do...
- What? You're not going to do what?

Not going to give me
the benefit of the doubt?

Be vulnerable? Expose yourself?

I already did that
when I trusted you.

That was mercy,
which is from a position of strength.

Being vulnerable
is from a position of weakness.

Well, I'm not going to do that.

- Well then, I guess I'm not going to either.
- Meaning what?

Meaning that I am not going
to dissolve this merger.

- You already signed the agreement.
- Then sue me.

You're going to totally
shaft me anyway.

What's my downside?

In the meantime, you'll have a name partner
who can't practice in america,

whose reputation is shit,
and who's going to tie up

all your profits in litigation
for the next five years.

You're willing to do all that
and expect me to believe

you weren't behind us
getting fired in the first place?

She's telling the truth, Harvey.

- What?
- Scottie didn't get us fired.

Ava hessington did.

That doesn't mean anything.
Scottie could have arranged it.

Well, she didn't.
Because Ava didn't just fire us.

She's suing all of us
for malpractice.