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(cardboard tapping)

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- What am I even doing here?

This is so stupid.

(phone thumps)

(door clicks)

- (exhales) You must be

Lisa.

I see.

Well, Lisa, thank you for coming here to the office.

I appreciate it.

I see you already helped yourself to some coffee.

Cheers?

Cheers, all right, all right, Lisa, Lisa, Lisa.

Well, Lisa, you came here.

(sighs) That means you've done something.

Do you talk?

- I've done a lot of things.

What do you know?

- What do I know?

Well, Lisa, where'd you get that jacket?

It's a nice jacket.

Did you pay for that?

How about those rings? - Let's say

I don't pay for a lot of things.

- Ah, you don't pay for a lot of things.

I see, so a girl like you,

who doesn't pay for a lot of things, ends up in my office.

- [Lisa] Hm.

- Do you know why you're here?

- No, can you tell me?

- Mm, well, you see, every morning, I get a file,

and in that file are names,

names of people that I'm hired to help.

Usually, they're people that society has given up on,

people like you, Lisa.

But I'm not gonna give up on you.

I believe in you.

- Oh, you believe in me?

- Yes.

- So, according to you, how can you help with me?

- Well, Lisa, let's, let's,

let's start over, shall we?

I feel like we're getting a little confrontational

with each other.

Usually, that's my job, Lisa.

Usually, I ask the questions.

But you're asking a very good question,

which is how can I help you?

Well, right now, we're sharing a coffee, aren't we?

That's a good way to start.

I'm here to help you.

I'm here to help you in every single way I can.

Now,

mm,

you, Lisa,

you always sit like this

when you come into a counselor's office?

Why don't you go ahead and put your feet up on the table?

- I'm comfortable like this.

- Mm-hmm. - Thank you.

- I see.

(sighs) Well, Lisa, maybe you heard about my work

out in Malibu,

the Brunswick Academy, ring a bell?

No. - No.

- No, okay, of course not.

Van Nuys, Brunswick Two?

- I'm not into scholarships and counseling

and whatever it is that you pretend to do.

- Pretend?

"Pretend," she says.

That's where you'd be wrong.

John Mahler does not pretend.

I help people, 100%.

I've helped many young women like yourself.

Women, men,

you name it, I can help it.

Now, Lisa,

I wanna ask you what you see when you look at that painting.

I mean, really, Lisa, I want you to take a really close look

at that painting.

Look at that painting, look, what do you see?

- Gold.

They're gold.

- Yes, gold.

Isn't it beautiful?

You like that color, don't you?

- Of course, it looks expensive.

- Ah, I see.

You like things that are expensive.

Gold rings.

Gold earrings?

- What is your point?

- Lisa, you know why you're here.

They caught you,

the Grove.

Where else?

Out in Topanga, the Westfield.

Caught, caught, caught, caught.

How many times did they catch you, hmm?

(Lisa clapping)

- What do you want me to say?

- I want you to confess that you have a problem, hm.

You have a problem.

I can see it in your eyes.

I can see it.

- And according to you-

- [John] Hm.

- John.

- [John] Hm.

- How can you help me?

- I have my ways, different methodologies.

Usually depends on the patient, or as I like to call it,

the friend, the student.

You know, the world gave up on you.

That's why you're here.

Your parents kicked you out.

They didn't want you.

Look at you, nowhere to go.

I'm your last chance.

- If there is something that I've learned-

- [John] Hm.

- It's that I don't have any friends,

and I don't need any friends.

- Hmm, I see.

- So what makes you different from everyone else?

I don't have nobody.

I don't need nobody.

I'm very good on my own.

- I believe you. - So what's your point?

- What's my point?

- [Lisa] Mm-hmm.

- Well, my point is, I just wanna help you,

and if I can help you, and I sign the paper

that says that I helped you,

then I can get you out of all of this legal mess

that you're in with this shoplifting situation.

Lisa, you've been hitting up every mall in Los Angeles.

You were caught.

Is that not getting through to you?

You asked me why you're here.

You should know why you're here.

- I know why I'm, I know why I'm here.

I know the reason why I'm here.

But listen, John.

- [John] Hm.

- If you think you can help me-

- [John] Hm.

- You have already lost your case.

I am not somebody who asks for help.

I am not somebody who needs help.

I've been helping myself all this time.

I've never needed anybody.

Why would I do now?

I wonder what Grandma would think of all of this.

(hands slap)

She'll probably agree with me and think that it's so dumb.

Right.

Stupid sign.

(wind whooshing)

- Why

do you steal?

- Because I want to and because I can.

- Why do you steal?

- This is ridiculous.

I don't wanna do this anymore.

- Why do you steal? - Get out of my way.

- Why?

(door flapping)

(door latches)

Dammit.

Can't give up on her.

Oh, she's tough.

Luckily, she'll be back.

She left her phone,

and her coffee.

But I don't like this.

She's real tough.

(wind whooshing)

(wind whooshing)

(wind whooshing)

(wind whooshing)

- (scoffs) He thinks that he can do something for me.

Nobody can help me.

I don't need help.

It's crazy.

It's ridiculous.

Need to get out of here.

I will get out of here.

This whole thing's so stupid, man.

This guy is so annoying, ugh.

This is ridiculous.

I don't have to be here.

I shouldn't be here.

Oh God.

(wind whooshing)

- So you came back.

(John sighs)

Lisa, I have a lot of different methods I use

to help people.

- What are you gonna do?

Are you going to exorcise me?

- (sighs) Lisa, I don't joke about that.

Have you ever been to an actual exorcism?

Maybe I will.

(wind whooshing)

If it had not been...

(wind whooshing)

Lisa, how long are we gonna do this?

- How long are we, are we gonna do what?

As long as you're intervening,

I wouldn't mind to get out of here and be left alone.

- Hm, well, the thing is, Lisa,

I don't just leave girls like you alone.

You need help.

I will give you help.

There's a reason why you're here.

Mm-hmm, now do I have your attention?

(wind whooshing)

I believe in you.

- I believe in myself too.

- I believe that you can change for the good.

- You- - I don't know what

good looks like to you.

I like your shirt.

I like the color.

- Thank you. - Blue.

- Yes.

- I think we're matching.

(John sighs)

- Lisa, cover yourself.

Oh, you wanna be standoffish with me, thank you.

You come in here, wearing your bra or your bikini top,

you think you can get inside my head.

You can't.

You know, Lisa, tell me about yourself,

tell me about the first time you took jewelry.

Was it from a friend, a family member, a store?

Take me there, please.

Come on, let's talk about it, no judgment.

- If you wanna go there, I can go there.

Back in the day, when I was in seventh grade,

after I found out that my,

both my parents were a couple of drug addicts,

and I knew what it was like to be on the streets,

and I needed to eat, I went with some friends after school

to a market.

- [John] Yeah.

- A mall, first I like that.

Then I realized that if I was able to trade stuff for money,

I was gonna get something to eat.

I was gonna be able to buy whatever I wanted for myself

without the need to ask anybody else.

- [John] Yeah.

- So I tried it once.

Then I realized how easy it was for me.

- [John] Yeah.

- And I just kept going.

I don't know why it is a big, such a big problem with,

for, for people.

- [John] Yeah.

- I'm just doing my thing.

- [John] Hm, you wanna eat.

- I wanted to eat, buy myself stuff,

anything that I wanted, I needed, and that's what I do.

I don't harm anybody.

Why is that such a big problem?

- I understand.

You know, and that's the thing about you that I can see.

I can see that deep down, when you took what you took

and you sold it, you were doing it 'cause you had to.

- I had to, yeah.

- Yeah.

- It was a necessity.

- Yeah.

- That became a pleasure.

- See, that's where we have to be careful, Lisa.

We have to be careful of that pleasure.

(wind whooshing)

I don't know if you read the Bible much,

but Proverbs 29 says, "One who is often reproved

yet remains stubborn will suddenly be broken beyond healing.

When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice,

but when the wicked rule, people groan.

A child who loves wisdom makes a parent glad,

but to keep company with prostitutes (chuckles)

is to squander one's substance."

I'm not here to judge you.

Nobody's here to judge you.

We're here to help you.

Now see, your story makes a lot of sense.

But when I checked your file,

I saw the pictures on social media,

all those pictures of you wearing all of that jewelry,

it didn't look to me like you were,

I don't know how to say it, playing Robin Hood,

stealing from the rich and giving to the poor.

Seemed to me like you were making yourself really fancy,

turning yourself into a golden statue.

- I wasn't playing anything.

I was just trying to advertise my products.

- (scoffs) Advertise your products.

(cup taps)

You need to stop your stealing.

(wind whooshing)

Let me, don't touch me, Lisa.

I'm not gonna give up on you, Lisa.

Empty your pockets.

Empty your pockets.

What do you have in your pockets?

You come into this office, known shoplifter.

- Happy?

- Happy.

- Do you think I'm dumb?

- Do you think I think you're dumb?

- Do you think I'm stupid?

Do you think I'm gonna have my pockets filled up

with jewelry just for you to see it?

Do you think I'm gonna carry my stuff with me?

- You still haven't answered my question, why do you steal?

- Because I like it.

- Do you?

Why do you like it?

Why do you-

- 'Cause it's easy for me.

- It's easy?

Stealing is easy, hmm.

- I have to work somehow.

That's my job.

- Lisa-

- What is your job?

- Helping you.

- No, no one can help me.

- Don't say that.

You came to this office today to be helped.

I know you don't wanna be here.

Trust me, I know you don't wanna be here.

- Of course, I don't wanna be here.

Who wants to be here, you?

Do you want to be here, working this pathetic job,

in between these four walls?

Listen, John, for you to be able to help me-

- [John] Hm.

- I have to listen to you.

- Mm-hmm. - And for me

to listen to you, I have to admire you.

- [John] Mm-hmm.

- And that's not gonna happen.

- (sighs) Tell me another story.

Tell me about when you were a young, little girl.

- We have talked enough about me.

Tell me about yourself.

What do you do on your four free hours

after you leave this pathetic office?

- First of all, Lisa, it's not pathetic.

- It is to me.

Lisa, if you knew the kind of problems I solve,

what I go through, what I put up with.

- Bravo, Mr. Savior.

- Mm.

I just wanna get to the heart of who you are.

- I actually like the color of your glasses a lot.

It looks very familiar.

- Lisa.

- Very interesting.

Continue.

- (sighs) I want you to tell me about when you were a child,

first time you took something.

- I already told you my story.

What else do you want to know?

- Okay, let's not get into childhood.

Let's bump it up.

You're a young woman, you're an adult,

and yet you're still stealing

and adorning yourself with gold.

Why?

Certainly not for food.

What is it?

- Let me ask you something.

Do you have any passions?

- Yes, of course.

- Don't start with your helping others.

That was bullshit.

- (sighs) Well-

- Tell me about your real passions in life.

- I'm a poet.

- Real poet?

- Yes, an artist,

painter.

- Nice.

- I feel that creative expression helps me, heals me,

gives me insights so that when I'm sitting here,

working with somebody like you, a very beautiful spirit,

I can tap into that space inside of me,

and I can really help you.

- And how do your passion and expressing yourself

and exercising and practicing your passions make you feel?

- It makes me feel like I tap into the deeper spaces

of the universe, and it goes inside of me,

and it comes out from inside of me,

and what comes out from inside of me can help you.

You are a kleptomaniac.

- It makes you feel alive, doesn't it?

- Well, now that the tables are turned,

you're asking me questions,

yes, it does make me feel alive, Lisa.

- Exactly.

That's the whole point of it all.

(glasses clatter)

- Yeah, I can see that.

So let me get this straight.

Yeah, look, I'm not your enemy.

- That's what everyone says.

- Everyone might say it but not everybody has this office.

- Wow.

Thanks, God.

- God indeed.

Now listen, I'm being serious.

The first time you talked about shoplifting,

you talked about doing it for food to feed yourself.

And now the second time you're telling me about it,

it's because you wanna feel alive.

It helps you feel alive.

It makes you feel alive.

- That's not what I said.

I said that the first time, it was to help myself,

but then I realized how easy it was for me to do,

so I just kept doing it.

- What I wanna do with you, Lisa,

is I wanna give you a new purpose in life.

I want you to be able to look at life,

not as something you can take.

I did not say you can chew gum in here.

- And who are you to, to give purpose to my life?

Who do you think you are, God?

- No, I do not think I'm God.

I know who I am.

There's not one person I can't help.

That's proven.

I told you about Malibu.

I told you about Van Nuys, and if I were to tell you

about every single person that I've helped,

we'd be here all night.

Is that what you'd like?

Would you like to be here all night at this office with me?

Exactly.

I've even went so far

to offer certain girls a place to stay.

I don't think you need a place to stay.

- Of course not.

What I need is for you to let me get out.

- Oh, I'm sorry,

it looks like our session's not over yet for today.

I have one more question.

- Ask.

- What is your purpose in this life?

(wind whooshing)

What is your purpose in this life?

(wind whooshing)

What is your purpose in this life?

- Oh my God, what do you want?

Yeah, I'm in this stupid meeting.

I don't, I don't even know what the point is.

Seriously, I'm so sick of this.

He's so dumb.

He always asks the stupidest questions ever.

I just want to get over, over with it.

It's so ridiculous, honestly.

Yeah, dude.

Yeah, still have a couple more hours.

Yeah, I guess, bye.

Okay, see you later.

(Lisa laughing)

- You're laughing at me, hmm?

Laughing, I see.

I see how it is.

- (sighs) When is this gonna be over?

(hands slap)

- "But the ungodly, by their words and deeds,

summoned death.

Considering him a friend, they pined away

and made a covenant with him

because they are fit to belong to his company.

For they reasoned unsoundly, saying to themselves,

'Short and sorrowful is our life,

and there is no remedy when a life comes to its end,

and no one has been known to return from Hades,

for we were born by mere chance, and hereafter,

we shall be as though we have never been

for the breath in our nostrils is smoke,

and reason is a spark kindled by the beating of our hearts.

When it is extinguished, the body will turn to ashes,

and the spirit will dissolve like empty air.

Our name will be forgotten in time,

and no one will remember our works.

Our life will pass away like traces of a cloud,

be scattered like mist that is chased by the rays of the sun

and overcome by its heat.

For our allotted time is the passing of a shadow,

and there is no return from our death

because it's sealed up, and no one turns back.

Come, therefore, let us enjoy the good things that exist

and make use of the creation to the full as in youth.

Let us take our fill of costly wine and perfumes.

Let no flower of spring pass us by.

Let us crown ourselves with rosebuds before they wither.

And let none of us fail to share in our revelry.

Everywhere let us leave signs of enjoyment

because this is our portion, and this is our lot.

Let us oppress the righteous poor man.

Let us not spare the widow or regard the gray hairs

of the aged, but let our might be our law of right

for what is weak proves itself to be useless.

Let us lie in wait for the righteous man

because he is inconvenient to us and opposes our actions.

He reproaches us for our sins, for sins against the law,

and accuses us of sins against our training.

He professes to have knowledge of God.

And he calls himself a child of the Lord.

He became to us as a reproof for our, of our thoughts.

The very sight of him is a burden to us

because his manner of life is unlike that of others,

and his ways are strange.

We are considered by him as something base,

and he avoids our ways as unclean.

He calls the last end of the righteous happy

and boasts that God is his Father.

Let us see if his words are true,

and let us test what will happen at the end of his life.

For if the righteous man is God's child,

he will help him and will deliver him

from the hand of his adversaries.

Let us test him with insulted torture

so that we may find out how gentle he is

and make trial of his forbearance.

Let us condemn him to a shameful death,

for according to what he says, he will be protected.'"

Lisa, what is your purpose?

- I already told you.

- What is your purpose?

- What do you think it is?

- What is your purpose for stealing?

- I have my talents, what can I say?

- What is your purpose for stealing?

What is your purpose for stealing?

What is your purpose for stealing?

Answer me, don't look away.

Look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me.

- Enough.

- What, what is your purpose for stealing?

What is your purpose for stealing?

- This is ridiculous.

I'm out.

- I'm not gonna give up on you.

(door knob clatters)

(sighs) Close, I'm close.

Come on, John, you're almost there.

You got her to kind of open up, and then she left.

You can do this.

Yeah, you have to, gotta do it.

- So it's on.

(fingernails tapping)

Come on, John.

(fingernails tapping)

Come on, John.

(fingernails tapping)

We got places to go and things to steal.

(phone clatters)

(wind whooshing)

(door clicks)

- Lisa, Lisa, Lisa, back again.

(wind whooshing)

What's the one thing we could do today

that would change your life for the better?

- Do you have any ideas?

- What's the one thing we could do today

that would change your life forever?

- I don't know, you tell me.

You seem to know it all.

(wind whooshing)

- What's the one thing we could do today?

What's the one thing we could talk about today

that would change your life forever?

- Show me your ring, please.

I promise I won't judge you.

Please.

Please.

It's a beautiful ring.

- I know.

- It's really, actually, this was not in the file

as a stolen piece of jewelry.

Neither of these were.

- It's because it wasn't stolen.

- Okay.

Where'd you get them?

- If I tell you the story, will you leave me alone?

- I will do my best, promise.

- Well,

when I was a little girl

and my life was very different from what it is now, I,

I was happy.

- [John] Hmm.

- My grandma, the only person that has ever cared for me,

was still with me.

She was very religious, and she was a strong believer

in God and Jesus, all that stuff.

But then she suddenly passed away,

and I was left with nothing.

- I'm sorry.

- Nothing.

And this is the only thing that I still have from her.

- Wow.

You loved her.

- At least, still- - I did, yeah.

- Do, I'm sure.

- I do, I will, I always will.

- You're a loving person, actually, very loving.

I feel like those are the only rings you really need.

Those are the only rings

that are going to give you what you need.

You don't need all that gold out there.

You don't need all the gold in Beverly Hills.

You don't need all the gold in Woodland Hills.

You just need love.

- And who are you to talk?

Don't you need this stupid job?

Don't you need those stupid glasses?

Don't talk to me, don't talk to me about needs.

- I'm just a man.

- I'm just a girl.

- Just a man trying to help a girl like you, that's all.

- Then do it. (claps)

Do it since you're so good at it.

I want to see you doing it.

I'm here now, what can you do for me

that can change my life for the best?

Trust me, there has been a lot of tries.

What makes you different?

- What makes me different

is that I'm not gonna give up on you

'cause I can see who you are on the inside.

- You might put on this tough, bad-girl shell,

this exterior.

- It's not a shell, John.

- No, but it is.

See, I have a shell.

You might think I'm perfect, perfect man.

Strong, intelligent, cunning, handsome.

Well, you wouldn't be wrong,

but inside, I'm just a baby boy,

yearning to be free.

I once suffered.

You saw my paintings.

You see my art.

Look at my art.

Look at these paintings.

Hate, loneliness, regret.

If there's anybody in this town that can help you, it's me

'cause I've been there, I've lived it,

I know what it's like, when nobody understands you,

and everybody judges you.

You think I need these stupid glasses?

I don't.

- See, John, the difference between you and me

is that I don't need to be understood.

That's the difference.

- Lisa, I feel we're close.

- Are we?

- We're very close.

(sighs) I want you to go home and get some rest tonight.

- Of course, I want to go home too.

I wanted to go home since I got here.

- And for our next- - I don't know why,

I don't know why I've been kept for so long.

I want to go home, I would love to go home.

- Well, Lisa-

- Can I?

- Go home, and tonight I want you to think about everything

we've talked about here today

'cause I feel that tomorrow will be a very special day.

- [Lisa] Hmm.

- Now if you don't mind, I have an appointment.

You're dismissed.

- Thank you.

- Dr. Stevenson, it's me, John Mahler.

I wanted to ask you about case 24738 Alpha Z27.

Yes, Lisa.

I'm having a little difficulty, but as we agreed,

I believe she will be taken care of by tonight.

I'll sign the paper.

You'll have your documentation,

and you can wire the funds to my account.

Yes.

No, it's okay.

You know, just like with a lot of these cases,

there's always something that can be done.

If you have a piece of chocolate

and you leave it out in the sun long enough, it melts.

After it melts, it turns sweeter.

I'll update you.

Yes, sir.

Oh, Lisa, (sighs) don't give up on me.

We're close, we're very close.

You're going to be my finest painting yet.

(wind whooshing)

(phone clatters)

- I don't understand why it's such a big deal.

This is ridiculous.

I just like to take a couple things here and there,

what's the problem?

(phone clatters)

All of this for nothing.

This is so unnecessary.

When are they gonna leave me alone?

I need to be left alone, come on.

So what?

I have my special talents.

Everybody does.

(phone clatters)

It's just that I don't keep mine a secret.

I don't care for it to be a secret.

I don't care about anybody, what anybody thinks about me.

Why would I?

Nobody cares about me.

Why wouldn't they care about what I do wrong?

Of course, they only care about what I do wrong.

Sick of this.

(wind whooshing)

- Lisa, I want you to look out there,

and I want you to see the city that's waiting for you

after you're done here.

And once you're healed, once you're healthy,

everything you've done can be wiped away.

- I am healthy, can't you see?

(hands slapping)

Healthy, strong.

- I don't mean this kind of healthiness,

I mean healthiness of the heart, healthiness of the spirit,

healthiness of your essence, to be clean, to be pure,

to be purified, to be completely, how to say it?

Almost virginal in your innocence.

You can be better.

You can be better.

Look at that building over there.

There's people doing wonderful things in that building.

In that house, there's a family, they're having a picnic.

- How cute.

- Look over there, a little boy is learning to ride his bike

for the very first time.

- Oh, how cute.

What a cutie.

- And you, Lisa, the shoplifter,

I don't wanna call you that ever again.

I don't wanna have to...

- What happened?

You don't like my shirt, John?

- Shirt?

- Does it make you uncomfortable?

- You call this a shirt?

Look at yourself, look at this.

Standing here with your bare skin

in my office, (sighs) Lisa.

Actually, you know what, Lisa?

- What?

- I can see it now, there's a runway, a golden runway,

and you're walking down it, a beautiful model,

full of confidence, full of love.

You know what, Lisa?

Honestly, you are loved.

You are loved, and I'm not just talking about your body.

I'm talking about what's inside.

You are loved.

You are loved.

- [Lisa] Mm.

- You are loved.

You are loved.

You're loved.

Say it, say, "I am loved."

- You are loved, John.

- Say, "I am loved."

- You are loved, John.

- I am loved.

- Hm, good, good for you.

- What's the matter, Lisa, you can't say it?

You can't say it, Lisa?

Say, "I am loved."

"I am loved."

"I am loved," say it,

'cause you are loved, I'm not gonna give up on you.

You are loved.

You are loved, you are loved, you are loved,

you are loved, you are loved, you are loved,

you are loved, loved, love, pure love, big love,

big, beautiful love, love, love, can you feel it?

Can you feel it?

Can you feel it?

Pulsating, makes your body tremble,

love that makes you question reality, dream.

Lisa, everything can be taken care of,

everything can be forgiven.

As it is written, Lisa,

"You must not move your neighbor's boundary marker

set up by former generations on the property

that will be allotted to you

in the land of the Lord your God is giving you to possess."

(Bible slaps)

No more stealing, Lisa.

Do you wanna steal or no?

- No.

- You said it.

You said it.

You did.

That's right.

You don't need to steal.

- I don't need to steal.

- You're loved.

- I am loved.

- You are.

I don't know if you believe me.

Just an old, broken man now.

- You know what?

Thank you, John.

- You being serious?

- Yes.

I'm more than serious.

Thank you.

- Well, you're welcome.

Do you feel good?

- I do, I feel fine.

- Yeah.

- Maybe I can be born again.

- You can, you certainly can.

I'm serious, like, look at you, Lisa,

look, honestly, you've got everything you need.

You've got everything you need.

You don't need to be living this life of stealing things,

you know that.

- No, I don't.

- Your boyfriend?

Yeah, I'm in touch with him too.

He's there for you.

Your family members, we're all here for you.

We just wanna see you get better.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

You know I can see it in your face,

I can hear it in your voice.

You feel good?

You feel better?

- I feel different.

- Come on, let's sit down for a second

and, and, and let's get you outta here, yeah.

- I just got weight off my shoulders.

- Yeah.

You feel the love.

- I feel relieved.

- Yeah.

- Thank you, John.

- And you're welcome.

Thank you, yeah.

Let's have a seat for a second, a seat.

We'll get you outta here.

We'll sign the paperwork.

We'll get you on your way, and everything's gonna be good.

I mean, you know, I know we do these sessions

and everything.

There's a long, you know, way to go, but you're there,

I think you're there.

Is there anything you wanna do with your life

now that you're free and that you're kind of born again,

is there anything you wanna take on

and any way I can help you?

I know all kinds of people in Los Angeles,

New York, everywhere.

- I don't know, maybe,

maybe you could talk to me a little more about that God.

- Yeah.

- And Jesus.

- Yeah.

Well, there's talking, and then there's being a part of it,

and they're connected, but the being a part of it,

that love stream that you felt, that stream of love,

that's something there to pay attention to right there,

that connection.

Pay attention to that.

Maybe today, something came out of this session

that we can look at and we can go, "That was real,

that was real."

And then, if you still have questions, absolutely.

I know people, I know people around Los Angeles.

Priests, bishops, counselors,

you know, we've got you taken care of.

So Alisa.

- It's a new start.

- Yeah, it's a new start, it's a great start.

It's a great start, yeah.

- Let me, let me get somebody on the phone here

who can process your, your checkout.

It's Dr. Stevenson, you remember him?

- No, I don't care about him.

- Yeah, Dr. Stevenson?

John Mahler.

I got her here, Alisa, I know.

No, she's, she's doing just fine.

Okay, I can send her over there.

Mm-hmm, absolutely.

You can release her.

Yes, you have my authorization.

I think she's, she's better, much better.

Wire the funds in my account tonight, thank you.

Well, just like that.

- Easy.

- Yeah, it is easy if you think about it.

I'm sorry if I pushed you a little too hard in some way.

Sometimes...

- You gotta do what you gotta do.

- You gotta do what you gotta do, yeah.

- It's okay, no hard feelings.

- We gonna see you around here again?

- Yes.

- Yeah.

All right, Alisa.

Well, good luck to you.

- Thank you, John.

- All right.

Until next time.

- Until next time.

- Well, another session.

This one was very different, very, very different.

I felt in this one, my method had to be a hybrid approach.

I had to try, I had to try some kind of faith-based method.

But I also had to work in,

you know, certain questions that needed to be asked,

purpose, purpose especially.

And then getting at the core of who she is,

who she was, why she did what she did,

and the key to it all was her rings,

the rings she had on her fingers.

Those rings were not in her file.

Based off of that observation,

it was a straight shot to the heart.

Now, a person just doesn't change immediately,

but a person does change, and they can change,

and they will change.

So, I think my,

so, I think my work here is done for the day.

I wonder who's next at the Bad Girl Office.

(somber music)

♪ She was a bad girl ♪

♪ And she needed to be reformed ♪

♪ At the Bad Girl Office ♪

(somber music)

♪ She was a bad girl ♪

♪ And she needed to be reformed ♪

♪ At the Bad Girl Office ♪

(majestic music)

(intriguing music)