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[cheering, applause]

[overlapping chatter]

PHREAK:
This could be the make-or-break

fight here in game four,

and it's-it's the Organizm
fire puff.

He's flying
and he's already gotten one.

He's gonna crush
every single member.

KOBE: They are taking over
the entire map.

Fuck yeah, hell yeah.

[cheering, applause]

NIGHTFALL:
Everyone was playing well,

but we were winning
because our comps were clean.

A-And you got to give a lot
of credit to Cream for that.

APRIL: Ever since Foresite left,
Fugitive's comps

have been centered
around Creamcheese.

No, no, that's it, that's it,
that's it, that's yours.

APRIL:
Everyone else feeds him info

and he decides
what to do with it.

And they say, "I can fight,"

and he decides whether
or not they should fight.

PHREAK: Creamcheese looking
for the engagement

and jumps right on in,
and it's gonna be an easy fall

where you cannot
defend this one.

All right, nice. Thanks, Cream.

ORGANIZM:
Cream sets up a fight

and I win it.

It works.

PHREAK: Fugitive waves farewell
to Team Liquid

and hello to Philadelphia.

Three-to-one victory,
the Nexus falls.

Fugitive takes the series.

Yes! Yeah, we fucking...

ORGANIZM:
And now we're one series away

from the LCS final.

PHREAK:
So, they are Philadelphia-bound.

This roster comes together
when they need it most,

and Creamcheese gets
another shot at redemption.

KOBE:
And what a story.

In his rookie year

Organizm is gonna be playing
in a semifinals in the LCS

just 30 minutes
from where he grew up.

ALL:
Fugitive!

♪ ♪

♪ Fugitive, fugitive,
on the run and maneuvering... ♪

ANNOUNCER: For this weekend
Philadelphia is the center

of League of Legends
for all of North America.

ANNOUNCER 2: Fugitive Gaming
just stormed their way through

the back half
of the regular season...

ANNOUNCER 3: This team has done
a complete 180.

Somehow, Creamcheese
and Organizm

have found a way to coexist
in the bot-lane.

RUDY JR.: We are going
to the semifinals, players.

[laughs]:
Fugitive, baby. Let's go.

The Elmore brothers
were coming home.

I mean, I wouldn't
have been surprised

if they was building
a statue for us.

They got a statue
of Joan of Arc,

and she ain't even from Philly.

KYLE:
Uh, traveling across the country

to play in semifinals
and hopefully the finals

is a challenge that we welcome.

We've been to this point
several times, but, uh,

never gotten over that hump.

And as the veteran leader
on our team,

I'm-I'm relying on Cream to help
set the tone for our success.

CREAMCHEESE: You know,
it's about focus, honestly.

I mean, I-I've had issues

with that in the past,
but you just--

you have to block out the noise.

You have to just be
100% focused on the game.

RUDY JR.:
Want to go home, that's all.

We finally home.

Yo! Yo, what up, fam?

[chanting]:
PJ! PJ! PJ!

CREAMCHEESE: Org's family
seemed really excited

to see him at the airport.

You know, they're huge fans
of Organizm, I guess.

CREAMCHEESE: But they're clearly
not that big of fans, because...

if they were fans of Org,
they'd be fans of me, too.

You know? Like, I'm his support.
Like, "Hi, Mom, hi, Dad, I...

I'm the guy who set up
100% of your son's kills."

RUDY JR.: This is the family,
you know, it's authentic, so...

Yeah, so, about that,
um, we doing, like,

a Puma sponsorship thing at the
crib first thing in the morning,

-so he gonna be staying with us.
-Okay.

-Yeah.
-We'll see you soon though, bro.

-Of course.
-Yeah.

It's so good to be home, man.
Bring it in, bring it in. Let's

-get that group hug in there.
-Group hug.

PJ in the middle.

-Hey...
-ALL [chanting]: PJ! PJ...

ORGANIZM: I'm excited
for the semifinals. I am, but...

I-I just, um...

[cheering, applause]

I just wish it was happening
anywhere else but home.

♪ ♪

ANNOUNCER: Fugitive is gonna
take the Nexus!

It's all over.

We'll probably win
seven championships.

MAN:
A two-year, $3 million contract?

WOMAN:
He's gonna be the youngest

pro player in North America.

MAN 2:
Creamcheese is a choke artist.

This would've been the perfect
setup to wombo combo.

MAN 3: Is it time for Fugitive
to move on from Creamcheese?

MAN 4: Something
is brutally wrong in this team.

MAN 5: This season will make

or break the Fugitive franchise.

♪ ♪

[traffic passing]

[indistinct chatter]

KYLE: The whole experience
at finals is difficult.

You don't usually have
away games in the LCS,

so, yeah, it's different
to stay at a hotel

and practice
in a makeshift scrim room.

-Let's go.
-NIGHTFALL: I'm loading in.

I'm roommates with Bap

when we travel, and,

you know, I-I love Bap,

but I just hate
his bedroom routine.

Like, he snores a lot.
Like, he pisses a lot.

And, you know, it's really hard
to get a good rest

because how loud
he does all his things.

And-and, candidly, finals
is a huge business opportunity

for-for the whole scene,
so distractions are everywhere.

ANNOUNCER: All right, we're
gonna have a lot of analysis

we got to dig into,
but before we get to that,

the biggest announcement
around the LCS finals weekend.

This has to do with streaming.

It's a huge global rebranding
of Neverlost Gaming.

Dad and I have been
talking a lot about Neverlost.

After leaving
the Sacramento Kings

and Fugitive, my dad
took an interest in streaming,

and he decided to invest

in Neverlost Global.

It's a big global rebrand

teaming up
with Guru of all people.

Resnick is taking this thing
worldwide. He's bringing in

-all types of investors.
-KOBE: And they're expecting

the Neverlost brand to be worth
nearly $400 million...

Damn!

-...by only 2023.
-Just a little bit.

-It's not bad.
-[laughs]

We are playing games
at the highest level.

I mean,
we have a house in Berlin,

Beijing. This is Seoul.

With the money that--
just in rent here,

you could fix an entire country.

And I hope
that we do that one day.

NATHAN: I'm not interested in
running sports teams right now.

I'm interested

in this cross section

of gaming, sports,
entertainment and culture.

And that is why Neverlost
made so much sense to invest in.

CREAMCHEESE:
Nathan and Guru

is a match made
in douchebag heaven,

where God is Logan Paul

and the chef is Guy Fieri.

Or not Guy Fi... I've heard
Guy Fieri is nice, so...

EMMA: It's kind of a new chapter
for me, too,

because I decided to become
a streamer at Neverlost.

But Fugitive is still dear
to me, and for Organizm

it's the semifinals.
We're in Philadelphia,

and Org's getting pulled
into all kinds of distractions.

So I really wanted to be there
for him.

-Hi. It's so nice to meet you.
-The queen.

-Pleasure, pleasure.
-Emmanence.

-Hi. Emma. [chuckles]
-Hi! Oh, she's pretty.

You know what, I have a niece
who plays video games,

so maybe I can, uh,
hook you guys up,

and then you can teach her,
and she can teach you

-what she knows.
-Yeah.

There's a whole bunch

-of video games. All kinds.
-WOMAN: Oh, okay.

-You don't know if she plays...
-RUDY JR.: So, uh,

if you ain't notice,

we got a bunch
of cameras up in here.

And they're from Puma,
and Puma wants to do a spread

on PJ and I's relationship

and the brotherhood
that it took to...

You know, it's like,
it's like the prodigal sons

return to Philadelphia.
All of that.

You know? And then we got
a sports doc over here,

which is about the game.

You know,
it's about League of Legends.

It's about Fugitive,
which is the team that PJ's on.

ORGANIZM: I mean,
all these people around me

are trying to get me to...

to-to do this or to do that,

but I just want to play.

Little Percy
would run around in the yard

with his little booty showing.

Little ding-a-ling
hanging out. [chuckles]

And his mama's over there
chasing him.

"Come back, Percy.
Come back, Percy."

RUDY JR.: My bro
was out there streaking,

stripping for no paper.

Just stripping
'cause he felt like it.

-[Rudy Jr. laughing]
-EMMA: Is that your grandma?

I think that's my aunt.
I only met her, like, two times.

RUDY JR.:
I love that.

That's what you should be
getting. You see that?

-Make sure you get all of that.
-MIKE: Yeah,

he went down to the basement,
and sometimes I'd come by,

and I'd be like,
"Man, what is... what is...

what is little Percy doing
down there? Does anybody know?"

You know, he has water bottles
full of piss and all that.

But we-we wasn't
really tripping.

But now, if I'd known
it was gonna turn out like this,

I'd have went down there myself.
I'd have been, "Hey, Percy.

You know, hook me up."
[chuckles]

"Show me a little something
about it."

RUDY JR.:
I know my baby brother thinks

that pro play
is all that matters,

but he needs to realize
that now is the time

to leverage all of the work
that we've done

while we have the biggest
platform that he's ever had.

'Cause the Elmores,
we built this shit up,

and now it's time to cash in.

ORGANIZM:
Morgana, Jinx?

ORGANIZM:
If they went Morgana,

we go Karma, Ez.

RUDY JR.:
Yo, yo, we got to bounce.

Time to get over to the school.
We running late.

-See you in a bit.
-Fuck.

I'll call you back.

It's fine. Come on.
I'm gonna come with you.

♪ ♪

CREAMCHEESE: I'm really not
jealous that Rudy has Org doing

all this sponsorship
during finals week.

Like, I'm not.
It's just a little annoying

that he doesn't seem

to appreciate that this is
as close to a championship

as we've been in years.

RUDY JR.:
Hey, yo, PJ.

I'll see you in a bit,
all right?

All right.

And I'm sorry, but I'd like
to have my ADC in scrims.

The point is, is that there are
so many different careers

in gaming. I'm a streamer,

Rudy works behind the scenes
in business,

and Org is a pro player.

I agree.

Right, well, uh...

ORGANIZM: I don't even know
why they wanted

to hear my advice anyway.

In the lane phase,
I noticed you play aggro

with tanky supports.
Is that just you...

ORGANIZM:
'Cause when I went there,

they said I was the weird kid.

The crazy kid.

SIMONE: I got a call one day
from the school.

And they said that Percy
had been involved

-in an incident.
-[chuckles]

He wasn't just involved.

RUDY JR.:
In gym class one day,

some kid named Todd,

he came up,
and he pantsed Percy.

TODD:
I was messing around,

trying to make people laugh
and be funny.

I mean, it was funny.

He didn't even seem that pissed
at the time.

It was typical
high school fuckery, man.

I used to pants my friends
all the time.

It's a classic.

But don't nobody hold a grudge
like my little brother.

And he does so quietly.

Until he explodes.

TODD:
We had these bags of milk

that we had to poke with a straw
like a Capri Sun.

And he smacks me on the back
of the head with a milk bag.

This shit hurts,
and I'm covered in milk.

So, I turn around,
and I'm staring at him,

and he doesn't do anything.

Almost like he's asking
to be hit.

ORGANIZM:
I'm a pretty bad fighter,

so I pretty much knew I was
gonna get my ass beat, but..

only one of us
was covered in milk.

We both got suspended
for three days.

RUDY:
I should have been angry

because he was the first Elmore
to get suspended,

but Percy said
he was standing up for himself,

so I was okay with it at first.

So, getting suspended
means that you, like, home

for three or four days
or something.

So, for any other kid,
that's like

a week of watching TV
or some shit.

But for Percy, it was like
50 extra hours on the Rift.

When we come back
from suspension,

he's still laughing

like he's better than me
or something.

So I come back
and I do it again.

TODD:
So I beat his ass again.

And I'm whaling on this kid,

and I'm going in hard,

and he's just taking it.

And I think
it's gonna be the end of that.

RUDY JR.:
So, Percy gets suspended again.

And I'm like,
"PJ, you really that sensitive?"

Like, "What the fuck
are you doing this for, man?"

ORGANIZM:
So, uh,

after the first suspension,

I went from Diamond V
to Masters.

But when I went back to school,

I felt my, my skills fading,

so I had to do
another milk bomb.

TODD: It just became this thing.
Randomly throughout the day,

he would smack a bag of milk
on my head.

Then I'd beat his ass.

[chuckles]:
He was covered in milk.

You know, he's full milk.

And even though
he's beating my ass,

he's covered in milk, so...

RUDY JR.:
The more time he spent at home,

the more time
he could play League,

so these suspensions,
they were not punishment to him.

I begged him to stop.

I said, "Please, son,
I'm missing a lot of work

coming to pick you up
and stay home."

I guess that was
the first time I realized

that sometimes I do take things
a little too far, so...

I apologized.

TODD:
Here's the thing.

Anytime I would beat him up,

he would have this look
in his eyes.

I don't even know
how to explain it.

This kid,
he's wired differently.

RUDY JR.: The fact that he would
get his revenge

over and over on this kid

and then spend
his suspension time

getting better at League,
like, looking back,

that's-that's
when we should have known

that this kid would stop
at nothing to become the best.

EMMA:
No one works harder than Org,

and that is why he beats you.

KYLE: That's what makes him
the player he is.

You know,
he always wants another one

and another one and another one.

I have to pull him away
from his rig sometimes

because he pushes this team.

He never stops.

NIGHTFALL:
Korea and China

do so much better at Worlds

because they just practice
so much harder than us.

But they don't practice more
than Organizm.

Nobody does.

RUDY JR.: I used to be
a college basketball player,

right?
So I get high-level athletics.

And in basketball
or any other traditional sport,

rest is a key part
of your training.

Any sports scientist
will tell you

that if you start training

for more than, like,
six hours a day,

that shit actually hurts you.

But there is no
physical limitation to gaming,

so the best players,
they just compete

for 14, 15, 16 hours a day.

And PJ...

he's a fucking machine.

ANNOUNCER:
The one, the only,

of course it's Organizm
cleaning up the fight

and claiming another win
for Fugitive.

I know people think
that I'm weird

or that I'm intense.

But that's just because
they're playing the game.

I don't think it's a game.

Fuck!

It's not a game to me.

[siren wailing in distance]

CREAMCHEESE: The water tastes
straight up different here.

Tastes like Crystal
compared to L.A.

KYLE: Yeah, it's a lot better
than L.A.

-CREAMCHEESE: Look at that.
-KYLE: It's the filtration.

Hey, hey, Org. Hey.

It's all right.
It's all right. Come on.

-It's like 8:00 p.m., dude.
-ORGANIZM: I know, man.

They keep trying to get me
to do this promo shit,

and I don't want to do it.

-Can we start?
-KYLE: Uh, it is

15 minutes till the next block.

[groans]
God, man.

APRIL:
It's a really tough situation.

You know, it's the semifinals.

We're in Philly,
and Org's being pulled

into all kinds
of different directions.

-Come on, pop that queue.
-APRIL: Of course we want Org

to do promotions
and put his face out there,

but none of it means anything
if we don't win.

KYLE: All right.
Good work, everybody.

ORGANIZM:
Let's go again.

Again?

-Again.
-Bro, that...

No.
We've been scrimming all day.

KYLE:
Okay, good stuff, good stuff.

-I'm gonna go.
-ORGANIZM: Guys-guys,

can we play one more, please?

NIGHTFALL:
No, bro, we haven't ate yet.

We haven't eaten. I think, guys,

let's get some food, get
some rest. I think, everyone,

-you did great work today.
-Yes.

ORGANIZM: Cream, Cream, wait,
wait, wait. Uh, can we, uh,

can we, please, get, like,
one duo queue in, please?

-Man, I need... Please...
-Bro, you haven't eaten.

We got to eat.

-I just want to get one more...
-Take me to one of your favorite

spots in Philly. What's your
favorite restaurant in Philly?

[arcade sounds]

-Mmm.
-[chuckles]: That's good, right?

-Good?
-That hits so hard.

-I have been sleeping on these.
-You have.

These are so fucking good.

-They're amazing.
-What the fuck?

I feel like the food
at Dave & Buster's is...

so much better
than people realize.

Like, people come here
for the games.

It's like a restaurant.

-It is fully a restaurant.
-It is. Yeah.

And a good one.

ORGANIZM: Sometimes
the pressure

just gets too crazy for me,

and sometimes I just need
something to clear my head,

and Dave & Buster's
does that for me.

What's Rudy got you doing next?

Some sponsorship.

-Sponsorship?
-Yeah.

Sounds lame, honestly.

I'm so sick of this shit, man.

I told you about
how we started Fugitive?

Yeah, you did.

-You told me that story a lot.
-Yeah.

And this is even before
we were Challenger.

And I needed my keyboard,
but they wouldn't

-give it back to me.
-Yeah, I heard-- I know this.

-You heard it. I know, I know.
-Yeah, you told me.

I know.

Say no more.

I feel like, when people
hear this story, they're like,

"Oh, Cream, you're such
a badass," but, like,

um, that's not the point of
the story, you know what I mean?

Like, the point of the story
isn't that I'm a badass,

it's like, that shit
with my family,

like h-how they treat me,
all that shit,

I don't let it stop me.

Like, if anything,
I let it fuel me.

You-you have to fight
for yourself

because we need you.

We need you right now.
For this week.

-Yeah.
-It's not Puma,

not the family shit,
but-but Fugitive.

You're as big of a part
of this team as me.

And, like,
I know you would steal

your keyboard from your parents
if that was relevant.

-Thank you.
-Yeah. I-I mean that.

-It's easy.
-That finger trap's

like a metaphor, dude,

because that's like the way--
that's like your family.

There's a metaphor in there,
for sure.

And this, this hand's,
like, a metaphor for, like,

how I, how I'm gonna slap
your bitch ass, you know?

-What is that even?
-[both laugh]

KOBE: Welcome to Philadelphia
for the LCS semifinal

between Cloud9 and--

who would have guessed it--
Fugitive Gaming.

-[chanting]: Fugitive! Fugitive!
-[cheering]

Fugitive! Fugitive!

PHREAK: And, Kobe, first things
first, I'm thinking about

the Fugitive Gaming bot-lane.

We saw in quarters, they
actually worked well together...

-It's about time, Phreak.
-I know!

What a time to come alive.

KOBE:
Creamcheese will be trying

to prove that he can win
on the biggest stage,

that he won't melt down
under pressure,

but still, the fate of Fugitive

hangs largely on the shoulders
of their 17-year-old rookie.

PHREAK: That's right. He's made
semis his rookie split.

He's got a home crowd behind
him, like, this is his time.

RUDY JR.: Hey, so y'all get

a little bit more
how the game works?

Just look for FUG Organizm.
That's Percy.

I paid $12 for a hot dog,
did you know that?

And it's gonna be worth
every penny.

And the hot dog
wasn't even good, man.

-Already?
-No, it wasn't good.

KOBE: Some people will
thrive off this energy,

some will crumble under it,

and today we find out
which one Organizm is.

Let's win this.

GABRIELLA:
Cloud9 came into the series

with the best regular
season record in the LCS.

A team with aspirations
at Worlds.

But Fugitive clearly had
the talent to compete.

PHREAK:
Heading into the bot-lane.

When's it gonna happen?
Here we go.

Got to find the first knock
from Creamcheese.

-They're gonna get a kill.
-[cheering]

First blood comes through
for Nightfall.

APRIL: But Creamcheese
was indecisive all day.

And I think that indecisiveness
was the story

of those first four games.

TYRANT:
Okay, can I get on top?

KOBE: Fugitive is sitting there
5v4 in mid.

There's no engagements,
no push.

They're just giving up
the uncontested dragon.

Goddamn it.

JATT:
Cream has a reputation

for choking in big games.

-Oh, my goodness.
-Fair or not,

that's not exactly
what you want to hear

about your leader
and shot caller.

PHREAK: Creamcheese looks,
but he's engaging too early.

-KOBE: Ooh!
-We got his screen right now.

PHREAK: He's gonna get deleted,

and you don't win 4v5s
at this point.

PHREAK: Cloud9 take game three
and a two-to-one lead.

KOBE: They're just one game
away from finals.

-They can almost touch it.
-RUDY JR.: Terrible engage!

Never should have taken
that fight. What are you doing?

KYLE:
It was an off day for Cream...

...and the way we were playing,

I think we all felt lucky
that we avoided a sweep.

PHREAK: The dim light at the end
of the tunnel is named Ezreal.

Organizm, Arcane Shift for it--
he's gonna knock out Renekton.

No, no. He's gonna--

-You're kidding me!
-KOBE: Oh!

PHREAK:
What? He's a telepath, Kobe!

They have fought
and scraped and clawed

and got a little bit lucky,

but they're gonna
take down the Nexus.

PHREAK:
Queue up the "Silver Scrapes."

It all comes down to this.

["Silver Scrapes" playing]

♪ ♪

KYLE: Playoff League of Legends
is a beautiful thing.

You hit game five and suddenly

it's a best of one.

Fugitive! Fugitive! Let's go!

KYLE: Just 30 minutes to decide
who goes to the LCS finals

and who goes home.

KOBE: Cloud9 are already off
to a 2,000 gold lead,

and Fugitive,
they just look lost.

They're not making
any proactive plays.

CREAMCHEESE:
Every time I called a shot,

Cloud9 had an answer.

PHREAK: And Creamcheese gonna
pay with his life

for that terrible ward timing.

KOBE: I hate to say it, but
it's become a familiar sight,

Creamcheese not performing
on the big stage again.

CREAMCHEESE:
And then...

Organizm saw something I didn't.

-Okay, push mid, push mid.
-They don't have vision.

We can sneak Baron.

KYLE: Watching the game,
I'm listening to the comms,

and I hear Cream
wants to push mid.

Org says no,

and the team listens.

KOBE: Game's in a bit
of a stalemate right now,

but wait,
they're gonna sneak Baron!

They're gonna two-man Baron.

PHREAK: Wait,
they don't have vision?

They don't know!

-KOBE: Cloud9 don't know!
-They're gonna get it.

-PHREAK: No, no way.
-They actually get the Baron!

-Yes!
-The sneak works.

-Yes.
-KYLE: They're looking to Org

to call the shots.

-Org, top? Okay.
-Yes, top.

When I hit the tower,
be ready to fight.

-Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
-Okay.

PHREAK: This could be
the series-ending fight.

Not enough time to get away
'cause the dive is already in.

-There's a double kill already.
-[shouting]

PHREAK: And that's lambs
to the slaughter.

The turrets will follow,
the Nexus will follow.

-And that's all she wrote!
-Holy shit!

Yes! Yes! Yes!

We're going to
the fucking finals, baby!

PHREAK: And Fugitive are heading
to the LCS finals.

KOBE:
And what a story, Phreak.

Nobody expected Fugitive
to get this far,

and now they are one series away
from the LCS trophy itself.

We're going to the finals!
We're going to the finals!

It felt good.

-Yes! Yes!
-ORGANIZM: Me and Cream

were starting
to mesh a little bit more,

and it started to create, uh,
this kind of family wavelength

that we didn't have
in the beginning.

Try and come for my boy,
you can't.

-KYLE: Come on up.
-He's the king!

KYLE: Everyone's gonna be
talking about

how this is a-a big moment
for Organizm, and it is.

But if you ask me,
this is an incredible moment

for Creamcheese's leadership.

And I said to Organizm,

"Isn't it better
when we win as a team?"

Uh, and he, uh, I couldn't hear
what he said back.

-ALL: One, two, three, Fugitive!
-[whooping]

KOBE: It is the matchup so many
of us have been dreaming of,

Fugitive Gaming versus
the reigning champs TSM.

Cream's former bot-lane partner
versus current;

the GOAT versus the prodigy?

-I can't wait.
-KYLE: The thing is,

we didn't just witness
Organizm's birth

as a shot caller,
we were watching this kid

find his voice on
the biggest stage of the LCS.

-[cheering, applause]
-Yeah!

Elmores, baby.
Elmores in the house.

Man, you earned that shit.

-Oh!
-Champion. Champion.

So, son, you did really good.

Now, I didn't really understand
what was going on,

but they said you did good, son.
I know you did good.

They said he was at the bott--
the bottom,

I said, "No, put my man
at the top,"

but you was at the bottom,
and y'all still won,

-so whatever, the bottom...
-Yeah, yeah.

Whatever, it worked out,
it was good. I liked it.

SIMONE: We were so happy
watching you

play your little game.

I was like, "That's my PJ,
that's my PJ.

Yeah, yeah--
No, the Organizm. Organizm.

Come on, get it right,
get it right.

April Braxton,
uh, Fugitive Gaming.

-Hey.
-So nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you.
-Uh, I know you...

-Yeah, good to see you.
-We are so proud of Percy.

RUDY SR.: Oh, yeah, yeah, so
are we, man, h-he's an Elmore.

He got that Elmore spirit,
you know?

Hey, just remember,
you got to get dressed quick,

'cause we got, uh, we got people

at the house
for the victory party.

Yeah, we got the sponsors, man.
Make it quick.

I'm not going.

All right, first of all,
watch your tone.

Secondly, you've been gone
for a long time.

Your family wants to spend
some time with you.

You can spare some time
for your family.

Why?
I mean, as far as I remember,

none of y'all wanted anything
to do with me or this game.

I had to go to every single one
of Rudy's basketball games.

-Yeah? He's family, son.
-Every single one?

But it took you guys
a multimillion dollar deal.

A multimillion dollar deal.

And a semifinals half an hour
away from the house

for y'all to finally
come see me play once.

Son, this ain't the place
for this. We didn't understand.

And now it's just as if

I'm supposed to spare
some time for y'all?

-Man, fuck y'all, man!
-Whoa! Hey! Hey, man...

SIMONE: You're blowing this
way out of proportion.

APRIL: You just can't keep
things bottled up forever.

Eventually they explode.

He's right, though, 'cause-
'cause, look, we-we've been

grinding at this for a while
now, and y'all really didn't

-give a shit until he...
-We? What?

ORGANIZM: You used to treat me
like shit in high school, dawg.

You used to call me Piss Jar.

You are a D3
basketball player, dude.

MAN: That's uncalled for.

A D3 basketball player.

I want to be the best
in the world.

-The best.
-Yeah. Yeah, and you...

So why the fuck would I take
advice from a loser like you?

Why would you take advice?
Yeah, why?

Or any of y'all
for that fucking matter?

-[overlapping chatter]
-I'll tell you why, man.

No, I'll tell you why,
I'll tell you why,

'cause I got your best
interests at heart, dawg.

I ain't never played you.

He's got so much money, why
I got to pay $20 for parking?

$12 for a damn hot dog.
I didn't even get no nachos!

It's not always about money--
he brought it--

He started the thing
with the money.

What did he say?

[overlapping arguing]

RUDY:
I paid for my own hot dog.