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[Mosquito buzzing]

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[Horns honking]

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[ "Law of Life"plays]

[Buzzing continues]

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[Indistinct conversations]

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-You following
the primaries?

-Yeah. Hillary Clinton's not
man enough to be president.

-And this Obama guy is?
[Laughs]

-Jenn, meet Beau,
our senior vice president.

-Pleasure, pleasure.

-Happy Birthday.

-It's not for
a couple more days, but thanks.

-I know you
from your college-football days.

I spent some time
in the Bay Area.

You were quite a thing
at Stanford.

-Making me sound like
a has-been.

-[Chuckles]
No, that's not what I meant.

-Oh, my God.
I could've gone pro.

-Yeah?
-Football or baseball.

Edward offered me more, so...

-Whoa, is that the iPhone?

-I got mine, too.

-Uh, this is a prototype.

Not your ordinary iPhone.

Gift from Edward.
-Ooh, wow.

[Mosquito buzzing]
-[Singing in Persian]

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♪ This is the law of life

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♪ This is the law of life

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♪ This

♪ Is the law

♪ Of life

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♪ Loneliness finishes
into sun beams ♪

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♪ In my pathetic dreams

-[Laughs]

-♪ Together
in our blood flow ♪

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♪ Here we go

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♪ Water and water everywhere

♪ Water and water everywhere

♪ Water and water everywhere

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♪ This is the law of life

[Mosquito buzzing]

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♪ This

♪ Is the law

♪ Of life

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♪ We are afraid to die

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-Dickie. [Chuckles]

What a surprise.

-No shit. Dickie Boca.
-In all these years,

I don't recall ever seeing you
at one of our quarterlies.

-Abby.
-This is history.

-Sounds like a reason
to celebrate.

-My colleague doesn't
really drink,

but maybe tonight
on such a rare occasion...

-Here. Let me.

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-Please. Join us.
-Abby.

-To you, Richard.

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This is Richard,
my golden goose.

-Hi, Richard. I'm Lena.

-Oh, Dickie,
need a hand with that?

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-And that would make you Jack...
or the giant?

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"Golden goose."

isn't that from
"Jack and the Beanstalk"?

-Well, in that case,
I'm the giant.

-[Chuckles]

-You two,
stay out of trouble.

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Hey, Beau,
I'd like to tell you something.

-Birds of a feather.

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[Indistinct conversations]

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-Bartender, let me get
two bottles of Cristal.

Hey, want a dab of MDMA?

-Hey.
[Whispers indistinctly]

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What brought you out tonight?

[Cellphone beeps]

[Brakes squeak]

-Miss.

Welcome home, Mr. Boca.

-[Vocalizing]

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[Cellphone vibrates, clicks]

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[Keys clink]

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[Door closes]

-Oh, shit.

This is some view.

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But a bit stark
on the decor.

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[Sculpture clanks]

There. That's better.

And this chair should go
over there.

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Oh, Sumsum,
I hope you're okay.

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My cat ran away today.

She's out there
somewhere.

-[Breathes deeply]

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[Mosquito buzzing]

[Water running]

[Water shuts off]

[Mosquito buzzing]

[Mosquito buzzing]

[Breathes deeply]

-I helped myself
to some water.

What's all this about?

-[Speaks indistinctly]

-Let me guess --
a gift from Edward?

He admires you.

-He admires
what I do for him.

-Oh, yeah. Golden goose.

I got that.

So what is it that you do?

-Quant trading.

-Wall Street?

Savage sport.

So, what,

you guys think
you're matadors?

-No, if anything,
I'm -- I'm a spectator.

-I think you're more in the ring
than you'd like to admit.

-I just design the models.

-So you're the math guy.

-Yeah, um...
math and code.

Well, I synthesize and weigh
a very large number

of different types of evidence,
and, using certain metrics,

I hope to anticipate
what'll happen next.

-Oh, so you know
what's going to happen next?

-No.

But my models do.

-How'd you get into that?

-Do you really want to know?

Bees. [Chuckles]

-Bees?
Like honeybees?

-My thesis was on how bee
colony collapse disorder

would cripple California's
almond production.

Turns out, it did.

-Hm.

That's similar
to what I'm studying.

Being around winemakers
and viticulturists

got me thinking
about sustainability,

which eventually made me
take an interest in water.

That's my concentration.

-Water.
-So what happened to the bees?

-They vanished.

-What do you mean, vanished?

Like, died?

-No. No, vanished.

Like, uh, nobody knows.

-And you didn't try
to figure it out?

-Well, that's not what my models
are programmed to do.

Uh, like -- like you,
I-I study ecosystems.

Our Earth is
4.6 billion years old.

So we can
gather inferential data

based on
what's happened before.

Then I -- then I program
the algorithms

based on these findings,
and they -- they learn

from their environments.

So they're adaptive.
They -- They -- They --

They can be applied to --
to most anything.

But they're --
they're predictors.

They're not
mystery solvers.

Um... [Chuckles]

I recently did one for wine.
[Chuckles]

-But you don't drink.

-Mm, no.

No, I collect.

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This is the wrong one.

-What?

-I own the whole floor.

-[Chuckles]
You can't be serious.

-Yeah.

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Velcome to my cell-ah.

[Both chuckle]

-Freezing in here.

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[Light switch clicks]

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Wow.

You weren't kidding.

-Edward always told me high-end
wine offered bond-like security

with stock-like returns.

It turns out,
he was right.

It doesn't correlate
to other asset classes.

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Pick anything you'd like.

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-One day,
when I'm all grown up,

I'll have a place
just like this.

I don't mean
the whole floor.

Just this unit would do.

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Except my place will have
more than just one glass.

And a decanter.

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-What do I do?

-You drink it.

But smell it first.

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Here.

Loosen up.

This is meant to be fun.

-You're good at this.

-It's just something
that comes easy,

and it helps pay the bills.

At least until
I get myself through school.

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-What are you going to do
with a background in water?

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-Um...

I don't know.

You strayed pretty far
from bees.

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I don't want to be managing
a wine bar

for the rest of my life.

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Maybe some form
of artificial recharge.

All I know is our current model
of progress is unsustainable.

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So?

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-It's all the same.

-[Chuckles]
Oh, come on. Try.

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Cherries, currants, earth.

A week-old sock.

First thing that pops
into your head.

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-I don't know.

Grapes.

-[Chuckles]

-What?

-It's corked.

-What?

-The wine.

It's corked.

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You do know what that means?

-Yes, um, TCA tainting.

Are you sure?

-Quite.

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Should we grab another one?

[Alarm beeping]

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What's that?

-Hm?

-That alarm?

[Beeping continues]

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This is when I wake up.

[Beeping continues]

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[Beeping stops]

[Muffled screaming]

It's okay, Richard.

You have to learn
to let things go.

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I should see
if my cat's back.

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Thanks for the company.

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Bye.

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[Door closes]

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-[Sighs]

[Mosquito buzzes]

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[Shower running]

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[Shower shuts off]

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-Do you see Murdoch

as taking a different approach
withThe Wall Street Journal,

which, of course, is a very
different kind of newspaper

than theNew York Post?
-Well, I think it should be

noted that his brand
of revitalization

with theNew York Post
includes it losing

tens of millions of dollars.

So News Corp is big enough
to absorb the losses

that he has, uh, with --
with theNew York Post

and the -- the losses he had
for many years

with Fox News Corporation.

I mean, what we've seen from
Murdoch's news properties,

for example, just watching
Fox News within the last year,

we've learned that Mark Foley
is a Democrat,

Barack Obama went to a madrasa,

and there were weapons
of mass destruction in Iraq.

I think he has a broader agenda
to try to really degrade

the idea of news,
degrade reporting,

and degrade journalism
so that journalism stands

at the same level as the kind
of political message,

political propaganda he likes
to push through his properties.

-Well, the thing
about Mark Foley

being a Democrat was a mistake,
and we all make mistakes...

[Mosquito buzzing]

...in that taped interview,
is there a positive side

to Murdoch taking over
The Wall Street Journal

because he's going to pour
money into it.

-[Breathing deeply]

-This at a time when...

[Thunk]
[Mosquito buzzing]

...buying out
or laying off employees.

-Well, I think the hope
is that Rupert Murdoch

not only will put more money
intoThe Journal,

but that he'll also
leverage that brand.

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[Keyboard clacking]

-If you don't mind,
I could do the news for you.

-I thought you were just
going to tidy up her hair

and put a little makeup
on her, but, uh --

-Ah, she looked great,
as -- as well.

[Mosquito buzzing]

-Come on.
I can't believe --

-You can't prove
that I did any of that.

[Indistinct talking on TV]

-Hey, everyone,
and welcome to

a special edition
of "This Week."

We're here
at Drake University

for the first debate
of this presidential campaign.

All nine Republican candidates
for president

are with us,
and let's get right to them.

And here, the front-runner
at 26%, Mitt Romney,

former governor
of Massachusetts.

Former mayor of New York,
Rudy Giuliani's next at 14%.

Mike Huckabee, former governor
of Arkansas, is at 8%.

Also at 8%, Senator John McCain
of Arizona.

Kansas Senator Sam Brownback
is at 5%.

-The word "mosquito" derives
from the Spanish word,

"little fly."

The mosquito's life-span
depends on a few factors --

temperature, humidity, sex,
and time of year.

For mosquitoes to thrive,
they need an environment

with a sustained
water supply,

feeding hosts --
nectar or honeydew,

from which
they can extract sugar.

The mosquito goes through
four stages of development --

the egg, the larva,
the pupa,

and, finally,
the adult mosquito,

also known as the imago.

The female mosquito has
a syringe-like proboscis

that is used to puncture
the skin of its host,

which it uses to obtain protein
to produce eggs.

This is known
as the blood meal.

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[Dialing]

[Indistinct talking on TV]

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-Hi, Sally.

Uh, can you get me the invite
list from Friday's party,

the names and phone numbers?

If you have it handy,
please e-mail it

or have it ready for me
first thing tomorrow.

Thanks.

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[Vehicle beeping]

[Horn honks]

[Indistinct conversations]

-How's this for
a fucking birthday gift, huh?

Barry Bonds' baseball bat.

Game bat on top of that.
[Clears throat]

First base side,
finger-blasting Bing's mom,

catching fly balls.

It's fucking awesome.
-[Speaks indistinctly]

-Fucking Petco going nuts.

Ooh, hey.
Damn, Dickie.

Hate to see
what she looks like.

Huh?

-Good morning, Mr. Boca.

-Good morning, Sally.

-Sir, do you need anything?

-No, I'm fine.

Just that list, Sally.

-Okay.

-Joey, look alive.
[Whistles, knocks on glass]

Casanova, you going to tell me
what the fuck happened?

-No, look at this swing.
-Huh?

-This -- this volatility.
My -- My model went berserk.

No, have you -- have you seen
anything out of the ordinary?

-Pbht. Other than you leaving
with that girl

from the party and your face?

-But look at this interval.

-Yeah,
that's self-corrected.

Market gyration.

-W-Which briefly erased
half a trillion dollars

in market value?
-Maybe it's latency.

-Latency?
-Yep.

-That's what
you're going with?

-Yeah.
-No, I've factored in

how long it takes to send
and receive orders.

Our quotes adjust
for heavy loads.

No, sigma events,
they -- they --

they don't look like this.
-Okay,

you tell me what it is,
smart guy.

Hm?
-I think it's liquidity shocks.

No, but I'm not seeing
any evidence.

No, what are you seeing
in the flow?

-Everything, Dickie.

-Y-Y-You're confusing my model.

-Dumbest smart guy I ever saw.

-No, this c-- this could -- this
could fuck up the whole market.

-I'm doing
what everyone else is,

except I'm doing it better.

[Whistles]

[Snaps fingers]
Fuck basketball.

-In the hunt
for Osama bin Laden,

there's apparently
been little progress.

Afghan president...

[Keyboard clacking]

-Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Okay, then.

It was nice to see you
at the party on Friday.

How was the end
of yournight?

-Fine.

If you don't mind, um...

-W-What am I looking at here?

-Have you heard
the term "runaway world"?

Now, we've entered a realm
where, because of the speed,

volume, and complexity,

this thing,
it's no longer human-readable.

No, this is a young,
highly impressionable system

and -- and we're polluting it.
-Calm down.

-I don't understand
what's going on with the market,

and that's very disconcerting.
-Beau told me.

-Yeah, Beau's a part
of the problem.

-Mnh.

This competitiveness is good.

Your encoded trading rules,
his leadership and savvy,

but you can't go
around accusing --

-It'll take me the better part
of two days to figure out

what happened in those -- those
few billionths of a second.

And this thing is happening with
greater and greater frequency.

I-I can't keep up.

-Well, if you can't,
no one else can.

-Uh, is that supposed to
reassure me?

-[Chuckles, sighs]

Listen,
I-I'm not going to pretend

I know how Honeybee works,
but it does.

The proof is in our P&Ls.

And I know I sleep well
at night.

-Well, at least someone does.

[Chair squeaking]

No, we need to go offline.

[Squeaking stops]

-Do you mean?

-Stop trading.

[Laughs]
-I'm serious.

W-W-We have crossed
some sort of Rubicon --

-If we stop, we die.

-Which, by its very definition,
is an arms race.

-If it is, then we are the
U.S. of fucking A, my friend.

-What I'm talking about
is a cascading ripple

that could destabilize
the entire market.

And if there's a fire...

No. Whenthere was a fire,

we all have to get out
the same door.

-Well,
now you can make sure

we are the ones
closest to the door.

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[Mosquito buzzing]

-[Breathing heavily]

[Buzzing stops]

[Buzzing resumes]

[Buzzing stops]

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[Indistinct distorted talking]

[Horse whinnies]

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Edward?

What are you doing here?

-Shh.

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-Olé!
-[Gasps]

-Olé! Olé!
-[Screams]

-Lena!

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[Pen scrawling]

[Mouse clicking]

[Keyboard clacking]

[Vacuum cleaner whirring]

[Dialing]

[Ringing]

-Hi. You've reached Lena.
Please leave a message.

-Hi, Lena.
It's Richard Boca.

I had a dream
about you last night.

Um...

[Beeps twice]

[Whirring continues]

Hi, Lena.
It's Richard, uh, Boca.

Uh, w-we met at a party
on Friday,

and -- and then went back
to my place.

You -- You asked
what brought me out,

and, well, you see,

we don't celebrate birthdays
at the office.

Um, we do a-a kind
of joint thing

at our --
at our quarterlies.

I never go.

You know, I don't --
I don't like the attention.

But, um, this one fell
on my actual birthday.

And you made it a great one.

I'm -- I'm sorry
if I -- I frightened you.

It's just that TCA tainting
can be as high as 9.7%

and -- and the mead about 3.5%.

But what really upset me
was --

[Line buzzing]

[Line beeps]

Hi, Lena.
It's -- It's Richard.

I'm --
I'm sorry about the wine.

I, uh -- it was --
it was very late night.

I just wanted it to be perfect.

Um, I'd like to open
another bottle with you.

I hope you found your cat.

Than-- Thanks for listening.

[Cellphone thuds lightly]

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[Door unlocks]

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[Keys jingle, door closes]

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[Display beeping]

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[Water running]

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[Water shuts off]

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[Water running]

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-You were involved
in the question, as well.

-I don't think this is
just a Republican problem.

I think this is a problem
that spans the parties.

And we don't just need
a change

in political parties
in Washington.

We've got to have
a change in attitudes

of those who are representing
the people of Ameri--

-Inside is
the dreaded boardroom,

where each week
somebody will be fired.

-Hi, Daddy.

Daddy's coming home.

-Hi, honey.
-Say, "Hi, Daddy."

-The tri-state area
is under a mosquito advisory

after reported cases
of West Nile virus

have surfaced
at local hospitals.

It's recommended that you
not keep standing water around.

There are no reported cases
of the deadlier encephalitis

or malaria viruses.

This chart shows
just how severe

a mosquito outbreak
could be.

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

We're looking at the world's
deadliest animals to humans.

[Indistinct talking on TV]
[Buzzing continues]

-Dogs?
They shouldn't be on there.

Who doesn't love dogs?

-The fact is, mosquitoes kill
twice as many people as --

[Mosquito buzzing]

♪♪

[Buzzing stops]

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-Welcome to the world,
little guy.

[Buzzing resumes]

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-[Vocalizing]

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[Buzzing continues]

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-[Sighs]

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[Mosquitoes buzzing]

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Just give me a moment.

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[Buzzing intensifies]

[Mosquito buzzing]

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[Pen scrawling]

[Static, mosquitoes buzzing]

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[Buzzing]

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[Breathing heavily]

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[Grunts]

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[Panting]

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-[Grunts]
-What?

-I know what
you're fucking doing.

-What, making us
fucking money?

-Look. Look!

-Dickie, you honestly believe
anything we do

can affect
the overall market?

-Do you think we're too small?
Have you ever slept with --

-Dude, just focus on
back-testing and optimization.

You doknow what
your objective is, right?

Look right here,
where I bottomed.

See that?
Why were we sitting out?!

-Because the model panicked!

Because it's sending it
into feedback loops!

I'm warning you.
I'm warning you.

-Put the fucking bat down.

-You stop fucking with it.

-Put the fucking bat down

before I break
your little freakazoid ass.

-No, I'm calling Edward.

You are out. Done.

-Call Edward. Great idea.
Easy, Dickie.

-Don't fucking call me that.
No! No!

-[Chuckles]
-No!

-Mr. Boca, please.
-No.

-Try to calm down.

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Oh, Mr. Boca.

-Okay.

Have you seen
my dry-erase board?

-Oh, dear, Mr. Boca.

You have been
working yourself too hard.

Have you seen a doctor?

-For what?

-I-I could find someone
to see you today.

-Just find my fucking
dry-erase board?

-What if I could find someone
who made house calls?

♪♪

-Do you realize
my responsibility,

the pressure that I'm under?

Where would this company be
without me, without mymodel?

♪♪

Do you know what would happen
to this company

if my model were to fail?

Do you?
-Mr. Werner and Mr. Harris --

-Beau. [Chuckles]

Do you think he'sgoing
to fix this?

♪♪

Have you not been
paying attention?

♪♪

I'm starting to think that

they're all working
against me.

Close the door.

Close the door.
I want you to hear this.

♪♪

Come here. Come.

Listen.

Do you hear it?

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

-Buzzzzzzzzzzz.

No, do you hear it?

[Buzzing continues]

I'm not the one
that needs a doctor.

I can feel it
on the hair of my arms,

and they're talking to me,
Sally.

Do you hear it?

-Please.
-Just listen.

Do you know what they're saying,
Sally?

-No.
-Of course not.

Nor does Edward, but I do.

That is 10,000 trades a minute,

166 2/3 trades a second,

and it's in need
of my constant care.

So if you'll excuse me,

I am in the middle of
a very important conversation.

Be sure not
to interrupt us again.

[Buzzing continues]

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[Buzzing continues]

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[Sniffles]

[Light switch clicks]

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[Beep]

[Thunder rumbling]

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-[ Speaks indistinctly]

...at Tuesday's open

in the wake of the biggest
one-day gains

for the Dow Jones
Industrial Average

in nearly five years

as investors await news

from the Federal Reserve
on interest rates.

-We have some breaking news
coming in.

For that, we throw it over
to Marlon at the sports desk.

-Thanks, Cindy.

Barry Bonds
of the San Francisco Giants

just hit his 756th
career home run,

passing Hank Aaron
as the all-time leader

in Major League Baseball.

Bonds hit the home run against
Washington Nationals

pitcher Mike Bassett in
the fifth inning of their game

and AT&T Park
in San Francisco, California.

[Indistinct talking on TV]

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-Bonds stands alone.

He is on top
of the world tonight.

[Door buzzing]

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Bon appétit.

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

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[Keys jingle]

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[Mosquito buzzing]

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-Welcome. Just for the record.
-Yes.

I never knew
until I read your book...

-Yes.
-...that black swans existed.

I thought all swans were white.
-[Chuckles]

-But my -- my black swan
doesn't have feathers.

My black swan is,
number one, a surprise.

Two, it's very consequential.

Extremely consequential.

[ Speaks indistinctly]

Think of the first war,
the Great War.

Think of, uh, Google,
the Internet.

the Renaissance,
the invention --

-These were all black swans?
-They were black swans.

-There was nothing to indicate
they were coming?

-Nothing to indicate --
before.

My book is about what I call
the narrative fallacy is --

just, you know,
as with the Great War,

and after the fact,
we go and find the causes

and effectively, you know...

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

We like -- we don't like
to accept the fact

that we live in a world...

[Buzzing intensifies]

-Shh!

I'm listening to this.
-...outside of the path

of our imagination,
we don't want to accept it,

so we concoct,
we invent stories

to convince ourself
that we understand.

-What do you know
that we don't know?

-I don't know. That's --
that's exactly what I write.

-Amen, brother.

-What I'm thinking here
is a very simple --

-There's no mathematical
model you've created?

-Not -- Not at all. I'm just
showing weaknesses, alright,

and some inferential
methods and weaknesses

and some disciplines, okay,

by showing
that effectively calculate --

let me give you a-a --
for example,

there are a lot of disciplines,
okay, economics,

political science in which
the expert is no expert.

And I think that the reason --
-Except in retrospect.

-Sorry?
-Except in retrospect.

-Retrospect. And --
And you can show

that they don't have
more predictive power

than cab drivers.
So what I'm --

here, I'm showing
that, effectively,

we live in a world
we don't understand.

[Mosquitoes buzzing in distance]

[ "At Sunset Sunrise Blooms"
plays]

♪♪

-Lena.

♪♪

No, I'm just sitting here, uh...

♪♪

...drinking a 1990 Pétrus
out of your glass.

♪♪

The book I consulted suggests
that I opened it too early...

♪♪

...but, you know, it's, uh...

♪♪

...no, it's -- it's --
it's quaffable.

♪♪

That's the word, right?

♪♪

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

♪♪

No, I wish you would join me.

♪♪

-♪ When I look in your eyes

-[Sighs]

-♪ It kills me every time

-I taste...

tobacco...

-♪ I don't know why

-...and chocolate.

-♪ A new world comes to life

-[Speaks indistinctly]

-♪ And I feel alright

[Mosquitoes buzzing loudly]

♪ At sunset, sunrise blooms

♪♪

♪ I'm amazed by you

♪♪

♪ Whenever you're near

-I'm letting go now.

-♪ It's all crystal clear

[Buzzing continues]

♪ And I have no fear

♪♪

♪ If I could explain

[Buzzing continues]

♪♪

♪ How I feel inside

♪♪

♪ At sunset, sunrise
it's true ♪

[Buzzing continues]

[Knock on door]

[Buzzing continues]

[Pounding on door]

-[Grunts]

[Grunts]

[Knock on door]

[Buzzing continues]

-[Pounding on door]
-[Gasps]

-Sir?
-No, hold on.

[Buzzing continues in distance]

Yes, Sally?

-Mr. Boca, you have not been
answering your phone.

Mr. Werner
has been trying to reach you.

-Uh, you were right, Sally.
I'm...sick.

-Uh, Mr. Werner wants to know
if you have finished

updating Honeybee.

-Tell him he can continue
to sleep well at night.

-So that's a yes, then?

Because....

All of the black boxes
are ready.

-Thanks.

-What is going on here?

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

[Mosquito buzzing]

[Mosquitoes buzzing loudly]

-Enough.

Hi, Sally.
-Mr. Boca, are you okay?

-No, no, I'm -- I'm okay.

I need a box
of citronella candles.

-Okay.
-Now, how many come in a box?

-[ Speaks indistinctly]
-And in a carton?

-Okay, yeah, yeah, no, I'll --
I'll -- I'll take a carton.

-Okay.
-Oh, and flowers,

cut and potted.
-Potted?

-Uh, let's just buy out
the whole store.

-[ Speaks indistinctly]
-Fine. Just the white ones.

Oh, and when my tux arrives,
just --

just hang it on the door handle
and ring the buzzer twice.

-Okay. Right away.

[Buzzing intensifies]

[Buzzing softens]

-Finally...

some order
and obedience.

[Light buzzing continues]

Look upon her,
ye young ones.

For all of you
who didn't get to know her,

she was a great mother.

♪♪

It's because of her
that we are all here.

♪♪

Look beyond yourselves.

♪♪

We, too, are an ecosystem.

♪♪

And if we are going to survive,
we need to work together.

♪♪

To Mother,
may we all make you proud.

-[Vocalizing]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ "Turn! Turn! Turn!
[To Everything There
Is a Season]plays]

♪♪

♪♪

♪ To everything

♪ Turn, turn, turn

♪ There is a season

♪ Turn, turn, turn

♪ And a time to every purpose,
under heaven ♪

[Limousine door opens]

[ "Winterreise, Op. 89, D. 911:
No. 24, Der Leiermann"plays]

-We'll be making a few stops.

Now, the first is near
the New York Stock Exchange.

♪♪

♪♪

-[Singing in German]

♪♪

♪♪

[Buzzing]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-And now to this wine bar.

♪♪

♪♪

[Brakes squeak]

♪♪

[Woman laughing]

♪♪

♪♪

Excuse me. Abby, right?

-Yes, and may I help you?

-Well,
is Lena working tonight?

-Um, may I tell her
who's here?

-Oh, yes, I'm -- I'm sorry.

I'm Richard.

Richard Boca.

-Richard.

Yeah, just one second.

♪♪

[Chuckles] Please,
just kindly wait there.

Yeah, just right there, please.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-Richard? Is that you?

-Hi.
-Oh, my God, are you okay?

-Never better.

♪♪

Well, here,
I got you a new one.

♪♪

What's wrong? Did -- Did you
already get another one?

-No.
They're not gloves, Richard.

[Kitten meows]

-Um, you never
called me back.

-I told you, I have class,
and I'm here in the evenings.

♪♪

Richard...

you can't keep calling.

♪♪

-I'm sorry.

♪♪

I didn't know how else to --
to do this.

♪♪

I don't know
how this works.

[Cat meows]

-She's adorable.

What am I supposed
to do with her?

♪♪

-Dickie, my boy.

♪♪

-I'll get you a glass.

Abby?
-Yeah?

[Liquid pours]

-Thank you.
[Whispers indistinctly]

-Glad to see you.
We were worried about you.

[Chair scraping]

-Love the tux.

[Chuckles]

-I see you've met the new owner.

-Can you get us another one,
please?

-Sure.

-Now, we are sitting on
a $10 billion time bomb,

and you're doing what,
buying wine bars?

-[Scoffs]
A little dramatic, no?

So, did you update the model?

-Kind of.

Actually, I-I created
an entirely new one.

-What?

But what was wrong
with Honeybee?

It took years to perfect.

-No. I told you

that the environment
is too hostile and destructive.

I taught it to defend itself.

-How long have you been
working on this?

-Two days.
-Two days and it's live?

-You may not understand
algorithms,

but you're a master
of game theory.

Quite the prisoner's dilemma
you find yourself.

-What makes you think
I can be played? Huh?

-2005 Scarecrow.

-What's your end game?

You couldn't fuck her,
so you tried to fuck me?

-Don't let him control you.

[Glass clatters]

To these rare occasions.

-May they remain such.

-Come.

Sit.

Before he bought the wine bar,
he helped me out with rent.

That's how it started.

The owner wasn't even
looking to sell.

But when Ed
would want something...

I feel trapped.

-We can do better than this.

-[Whispering] Hey.
Come here, little guy.

Hey. [Chuckles]

[Normal voice] Oh, wow!
Were you expecting someone?

What is that scent?

Is that citronella?

You moved it.

See? That's much better.

-I sold everything else.

But I saved this one
just for you.

♪♪

-Ooh. Crown jewel.

-Allow me.

♪♪

♪♪

-Should you be drinking?

The sweating.

Is it an allergy?

♪♪

-It's -- It's self-discovery.

One's self-preservation.

♪♪

[Kitten meows]

-Think you found yourself
a roommate.

♪♪

-You know, I got a decanter.

But I still only have one glass,
so I have to share.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-Here.

-What do you think?

-You first.

♪♪

So...

-Worms.
[Both chuckle]

-Worms? [Laughs]

-And truffles.
-[Chuckles]

You know what?

I think you nailed it.

♪♪

Mmm.

Have you been following
this story?

The miners trapped in Utah.

-No.

But I know
how these stories and.

-What -- they'll vanish,
like your bees?

♪♪

Those poor people.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-There's something
I'd like to show you.

-What is it?

♪♪

I hope it's not more wine.

-No, no, no.

Um, it is, um...

but only in the way
wine led you to water,

when water led you here.

It's your turn to let go.

♪♪

♪♪

-♪ Keep it on, can you?

[Mosquitos fluttering]

♪ Bleeding over my soul

♪ I could die to stand
in your fondest gaze ♪

♪ Mm, mm-mm-mm, mm-mm-mm

♪♪

♪ They will spy on me

♪ They said
it was thousands of me ♪

♪♪

[Kitten sniffing]

[Mosquitos buzzing]

[Buzzing continues]

♪♪

♪♪

-Welcome home.

♪♪

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-We have some breaking news
on the financial markets.

For that, we turn it over
to our resident economist,

Rachel Godoy,
reporting from Wall Street.

-News out of the U.K.
this morning.

BNP Paribas is citing,
and I quote,

a complete evaporation
of liquidity,

and it's blocking withdrawals

from three major hedge funds.

As a result,
the Dow Jones Industrial Average

is down nearly 400 points
due to credit worries.

Canadian and European stocks
are also down.

The European Central Bank,
United States Federal Reserve,

and Bank of Canada...

[Mosquitoes buzzing]

♪♪

[Buzzing continues]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

-Richard?

Richard.

Richard?

[Kitten meows]

[Birds chirping, kids playing]

[Mosquito buzzing]

♪ What is the word?

♪ An unhuman search

♪ Memories touching

♪ Heavy fog masking

♪ I am a vessel

♪ Are you a vessel?

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪ Oh beautiful

♪ Comfortable body

♪♪

♪ Wa-a-a-a-ves

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

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