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Today, we are taking the first step
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toward making health care accessible
to everyone in this country.
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- You need to start bringing in
venture capital firms.
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- Hello, Don.
Elizabeth Holmes.
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And when Larry Ellison came to you,
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with his vision for how Oracle
could organize data
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you said, "How much do you need?"
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- I want you to meet Larry Ellison.
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If you want this, you gotta fight.
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That's what it takes to run
a billion-dollar company.
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Is that what you really want?
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- Yes.
- What are you willing to do to get it?
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- We faked the demo.
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- Don't tell anyone else.
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Our series B round closed
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at $165 million.
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I'm going to change the world!
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♪ Feist's 1234 playing ♪
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♪ One, two, three, four ♪
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♪ Tell me that you love me more ♪
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♪ Sleepless long nights ♪
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♪ That is what my youth was for ♪
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♪ Old teenage hopes
are alive at your door ♪
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♪ Left you with nothing
but they want some more ♪
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♪ Oh, uh-oh,
you're changing your heart ♪
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♪ Oh, uh-oh,
you know who you are ♪
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♪ Sweetheart, bitter heart
now I can tell you apart ♪
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♪ Cozy and cold,
put the horse before the cart ♪
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♪ Those teenage hopes
who have tears in their eyes ♪
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- What were you doing in India, Mr. Bal--
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- It's Balwani.
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And I've actually got somewhere to be.
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- Oh, where?
- I'm buying an iPhone.
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- A what?
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- It's new.
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- And why do you need
another phone, Mr. Balwani?
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What is the phone for?
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Is this funny to you?
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- No, sir.
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- What's your occupation?
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- I started a company
and then I sold it so--
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- I'm going to ask you again,
what is your occupation?
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- I don't have one.
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♪ Three, four, five, six, nine, or ten ♪
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♪ Back the love that you had then ♪
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♪ Back the love that you had then ♪
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- I fuckin' love Steve Jobs!
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- Woo-hoo!
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I got the first one!
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Yeah!
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- Woo!
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Woo!
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- Yeah!
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♪ You know who you are ♪
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♪
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- You... designed the iPhone.
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- Yeah.
- I'm... I'm so starstruck right now.
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- Oh, I can't take all the credit.
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And Steve wouldn't let me.
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But I did make it prettier to look at.
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See, that's the thing
Steve really understood.
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You can have all the right tech
on the inside,
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but without the right look--
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- None of it matters.
- Exactly.
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- That's my weakness.
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I, I never think about
what things look like.
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- I can see that.
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- Oh no, you don't--
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you don't like what I'm wearing?
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- You should just dress more like a CEO.
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- I-- when I was with Mark Zuckerberg
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at the photoshoot for Inc,
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he was wearing soccer sandals, flip-flops.
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- Yes, but you are a woman.
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If you wear soccer sandals to work,
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everyone would think that
you're having a mental breakdown.
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- Yeah, I just don't want to waste my time
picking out what I'm going to wear.
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- It's not a waste of time.
- For you. You're a designer.
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- Listen, how you present yourself
to the world
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is your identity.
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It's, it's your armor.
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You're a good person. I'm rooting for you.
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Honestly,
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it's just really exciting to me
that you're a young female CEO
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instead of a cocky little boy
in a sweatshirt.
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- Yeah-- What do I have to do
to convince you to,
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to work here?
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Avie Tevanian joined our board,
and he's a big fan of you.
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- I love Avie.
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- He said that you'd lose 15,000 shares
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of Apple stock if you left.
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- It's my retirement.
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I got a wife. I got kids.
- Yeah.
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But the outsiders have to stick together.
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That's how we change the world.
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♪
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- Seriously, though,
your company has momentum now,
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and when the board starts smelling money,
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they're going to get tough on you.
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Watch your back.
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- Why the fuck do you want a car
that doesn't make any noise?
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- It's a Prius, Sunny.
It's what everybody is driving.
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- Why do you even need a new car?
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I like driving you.
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- Not even real leather.
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- I like it.
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- You know, I'm looking into this
computer science grad program at Stanford.
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I'm thinking about
going back to school again.
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What do you think?
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- Do you think my board respects me?
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- Sure. Just keep making them money.
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- Could they fire me?
From my own company?
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- Of course, they can.
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You took money from VCs.
They own you.
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- Hey, you have any questions?
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The demo cars don't lock.
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My name's Bruce. If you have
any questions, let me know.
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- Uh, I have to get this.
It's Larry Ellison.
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Hey, Sunny.
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We should... go out.
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Like, on a date or something.
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- Okay.
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- Is she taking a call in there?
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- It's private.
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I know you're not much of a reader,
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but Elizabeth was just profiled
in Inc Magazine's
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"30 Under 30" with Mark Zuckerberg.
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- Oh.
- Who made Facebook.
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Is that the thing where
single people put their pictures up?
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My stepson is on that.
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Hey, not a big deal,
but has Elizabeth received
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any emails from Richard lately?
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- No. Why would Richard
be emailing Elizabeth?
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- Well, this is kind of silly, actually,
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but I think he was hurt
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that she didn't contact him
for advice on her company,
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you know, since his company
also invents biomedical devices,
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and it made him a little angry.
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- What?
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He was mad she didn't call him for advice?
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- Well... yeah.
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He's been researching what she's doing.
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I think he might be trying to have
a little fun with her company.
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- A little fun with her company? What?
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- He applied for a patent.
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I don't really understand it,
but I think he wants her to buy him off,
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you know, just for fun.
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- So your husband
has been secretly researching
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my daughter's company
so he can make money off her?
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My 23-year-old daughter!
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- Well, you don't have
to make it sound so bad.
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Mrs. Holmes.
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Wait.
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Mrs. Holmes!
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Mrs. Holmes.
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- Richard.
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Richard.
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Yes?
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Richard.
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- Hello, Noel. You look like
you need a glass of water.
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- What did you do to Elizabeth?
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Richard.
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Richard?
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Oh god.
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- You're trying to mess
with Elizabeth's company?
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- Richard.
Everybody, be nice.
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There's nothing for you
to worry about, Noel.
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- He's just having fun.
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- I'm a businessman.
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I think she's got a great idea.
I want to be a part of it.
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So I looked into what she's going to need,
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and I invented a mechanism
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that will alert doctors
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when their patients have
an abnormal blood test.
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If she ever wants to put
a blood testing device in someone's home,
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she'll have to license my invention.
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- Buy you off.
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- Your words, not mine.
- You're sick.
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- If she had called and asked my advice,
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I would have told her,
things like this can happen.
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- You know what, can I get anyone coffee?
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- You're a tiny man!
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- Oh, stop being such a nice little WASP
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and tell me to fuck off, Noel.
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- Fuck off!
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- No, you fuck off.
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- Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you!
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- You said that to him?
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- Your mom used the F-word.
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- I said it a couple of times.
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- Thank you. I, I haven't heard
about any patent applications.
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He's, he's bluffing.
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- I'm never speaking to Lorraine again.
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They both can fuck off.
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- Oh my gosh.
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Oh shit.
- What?
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- I spilled my coffee. Oh shit.
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- Doesn't the Prius have a cup holder?
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♪ Passion Pit's Sleepyhead playing ♪
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♪
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♪ Sleepyhead ♪
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♪
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Hey, Bridget Jones.
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I thought we were meeting with the board.
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Girl, that cannot be what you are wearing.
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Oh, I, uh, I spilled my coffee.
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Oh god.
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I've been meaning to ask you.
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I still haven't received dimensions
for the prototype.
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- Oh... yeah.
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Elizabeth, we're up here.
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Hi, Don.
- Hey.
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Sweetheart, you're so skinny,
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you should eat something.
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Come on, baby,
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Come on, baby. Come on.
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Fuck.
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- The sealing between the channels--
- Sucks! Yeah.
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Uncontrolled mixing is going
to kill result accuracy.
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- So you agree?
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- Well, it's not ready
for the Pfizer trial.
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- No.
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I'll tell her.
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- I mean, she'll get it.
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It-it-it's, it's people.
We can't test this on people.
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- No.
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They're all waitin' for you.
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Wow.
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Oh wow.
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Hi. Hi, guys.
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Thanks for coming.
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Wow...
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It's great that, uh,
we got the full board here.
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...new location, new space.
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- Speak up. We can't hear you!
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- So we have some--
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We have--
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We have some
exciting new developments.
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Including Ana Arriola
who has been with us for a few months,
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and Ana and Avie Tevanian
know each other from Apple.
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That's right.
We stole her from Apple.
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- Has there been any progress
on the prototype?
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Because I know an engineer who can come in
and really ramp things up.
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His name is Brendan Morris.
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- Thank you, but we are full steam ahead.
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What do you think they're talking about?
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- He's worried about
the Novartis contract, Avie.
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Says it hasn't come through.
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- Well, tell him that, that we have plenty
of pharmaceutical interest.
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- Well, I haven't seen
any of the contracts.
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I mean, nobody's talking
about it except Avie,
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but he'll bring it up.
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I don't know how long he'll listen to me,
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but what do you want me to do?
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- I need friends on the board.
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- Of course, I'm there for you.
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- You know, I-I've been thinking, um...
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when we get into
this new office space,
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we should--
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you should come on as, as a consultant.
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- I'm already a consultant.
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- Right, but it will be more formal.
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Like, you would have
your own office and a salary.
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- Oh. Uh, that sounds perfect.
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- Elizabeth.
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Hi.
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Hi, Avie.
I was, uh, I was wondering,
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is, um, is there any news about Novartis?
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- Uh, unfortunately, we just got word
that it's not going to work out.
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- Oh.
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Really? Uh, what happened?
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I thought you said the contracts
were in the final stages.
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- It's, it's complicated.
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Um, but I'd like to,
I'd like to really focus right now
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on, on the new space.
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- Yeah, um, I'm just--
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The projections build in the revenue
from the Novartis deal.
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Should, should we even be looking
at this space
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if we don't have that revenue anymore?
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- Well, uh,
we're finalizing contracts with Pfizer.
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- You are?
- Yeah.
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- Uh, I read the information you sent out,
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and you haven't had
a successful validation study
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with actual patients yet.
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- Well, that's a formality.
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- Validating that the machine works
is a formality.
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Elizabeth?
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- Look, um, I'm here to help you.
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That's why you have a board. To help.
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My father was an entrepreneur.
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I understand there are ups and downs.
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- Yeah, we have plenty
of pharmaceutical interest,
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including Pfizer, so--
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- Yes, but are you going through
with the Pfizer trial?
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Because Ana told me--
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- You talked to Ana?
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- Well, she says
she hasn't seen the device yet.
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She hasn't even gotten dimensions for it.
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- If you want to know,
you just, you can ask me.
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- I am asking you.
That is what I'm doing.
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- We are going through with the trial.
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- You're going forward
with the Pfizer trial?
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- Yes, we are. We are ready.
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Uh, you know,
if you, if you'll excuse me,
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I have to, I have to go talk to Don.
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- Wait, uh, wait, your, um...
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your--
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- We need to find out which employees
are talking to each other.
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- How should I--
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how do you want me to do that?
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- Oh, I don't know.
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Friend them on Facebook and then find out
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who's friends with each other.
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- Friend every employee in the company
on Facebook to spy on them?
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- That's what I said. Okay?
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- Also...
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I searched for Richard Fuisz.
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The IT guys found this.
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They said it was randomly sent
to info@theranos.com,
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the general email.
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So apparently, he just patented an alert
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for a home blood-testing device,
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and they think
you might have to buy him out.
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- I need to get Legal on the phone.
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I need to hire23542
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