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This is a nation-building
project...

New infrastructure
of the 21st century...

If there is a buzzword
in this budget,

it's 'nation-building'...

Major infrastructure projects
right around the country...

Transformational vision

for the infrastructure
of the 21st century...

I want to be known as
the infrastructure prime minister...

Nation-building budget...

- Nation-building for recovery...
- Nation-building program...

Nation-building.

It's gotta be. Why would you move it?

Katie?
Mmm.

I can't find the coffee.
We got rid of it. Why?

Healthy Choices Month.

Ugh. Anything with 'month' in it
worries me.

We're making the workplace
free of caffeine, sugar, salt

and saturated fats.

Aren't those the four
basic food groups?

No.

I'll have a tea.

There's chamomile and ginger.

Um, who's that with Tony?

That's Lauren. She's a journalist.

Are we under investigation?
No, it's a feature.

25 Australians who are
shaping our future.

She's interviewing him.
And he agreed to that?

Rhonda did on his behalf.

To stop the quick political fix.

Take a long-term vision
and stick with it.

Vision. Great.
Yeah.

Sorry about the tea.
I'm not even sure what that is.

Uh, it's rosehip.
Is it? Ouch.

It's either that or hibiscus.

So, all of these projects
have been completed?

Announced.

Not finished?

No, they're...
Well, they're at various stages.

It's a bit technical.
Again, long-term vision and...

Yeah.
..step by step by step with the...

That's great.
Sorry if I waffled on.

I get passionate when we're
talking about long-term visions.

I hope we've given you something.

Katie? Where's the vending machine?

I got rid of it.
Why?

Healthy Choices Month.

But all there is is rice crackers.
Yeah.

How's that a choice?

Well, you can have plain
or sesame seed.

That's not a choice.

Ah, here you are.
Hey, Jim.

What are you up to at the moment?

Looking for chocolate.

No, I mean project-wise.

Oh, just working through the NHP.

The...
National Highways Program.

Connecting Australia, $27 billion...

Kate Ceberano sang at the launch.

Oh, that! Yeah.

What do you mean 'yeah'?

I'd maybe put that one
on the back-burner.

The scheme you declared
priority No.1?

Yeah, the States are fighting,
we might have to just let...

..a bit of air out of the tyres.

I just spent half an hour
telling a journo

that we're about sticking
to long-term projects.

Well, that sounds great.
I meant it!

Look, don't get down on yourself.
I'm not down on myself.

I down on you!

He's not allowed to have coffee.

Oh, Tony!

Did Damien speak to you?

Who's Damien?

Used to work downstairs
but he moved up here last month.

- Where does he sit?
- (Over there, next to Remy.)

- Is it safe to look?
- (Sure.)

- There's no-one there.
- He's off sick.

Then why are we whispering?

- I don't know.
- What does he want?

Oh, he was asking about
his performance review.

- What about it?
- When is it?
- I don't know.

Apparently he missed out
before he was transferred,

- so he was hoping to...
- He's only been here a month.

How can I conduct a review on someone
I've barely seen perform?

- I think we have to.
- Why?

It's part of the agreement.
Annual reviews.

Alright. Can you get me a summary
of what he does?

- I don't know...
- Can you find out?

- (I'll ask him.)
- No, don't him.

- Why are we whispering?
- Just get his job description.

- It'll be on file.
- Sure.

- When should we do it?
- Whenever you like. - Wednesday?

- It's his rostered day off.
- Thursday?

- Next Thursday...
- Yes.

Professional development.
I think he's doing a course.

All we seem to do is announce
really big projects

and then put 'em on the back...

- You're shutting the door.
- So?

Well, last time you did that
I ended up draining a dam.

Relax. There's nothing
to worry about. Here, sit down.

Have you seen this?

East Bank? No.

Big redevelopment project
on the Brisbane River.

Where's this headed?

It's a PPP, mostly state government,
using a big local developer.

Have you heard of Nathan West?
Only from the police report.

Hey, hey! He's a good bloke,
a real vision for Australia.

He's a fellow nation-builder.
Is he?

I had dinner with him
a few nights ago,

and he's run into a bit of a fix.

He can't quite make
the numbers work, and, um,

we'd hate for him to walk away.

What's this got to do with us?

Well, the Queensland Government
have asked if we can lend...

Jim!

This is what the NBA is for.
Cleaning up other people's messes?

Facilitating, guiding, encouraging.

This is very exciting.
It's a suburb of the future.

If we can get this
across the line...

What's his problem?

Well, he mentioned
a range of issues.

I mean, there's site access,
time frames... Height.

What was that one?

Did he mention height limits?

Uh, that might've come in passing.
Yeah.

What did you say?

Yeah, I may have said
there's some flexibility.

Well, he's drawn us five storeys.
How much does he want.

He didn't really say.
Jim. 20 rings a bell.

20!
25 or 30.

30, actually.
That really rings a bell.

He wants to build a 30-storey
apartment block on that site.

No wonder
you shut the door.

Just have a chat.
Pah!

Have a chat, facilitate, guide.
And what the other thing I said?

Encourage.
Encourage.

Alright, I'll...
I'll give him a call.

Great. He's expecting you tomorrow.
Can you... Can you fly up?

No, keep going.

'The Global West Property Group
is dedicated to innovative

urban design solutions.'
Uh-huh.

'Low-impact, people friendly spaces
are a key feature

of our development ethos.' See,
there's nothing about high-rise.

What floor's he on?
54.

A heads-up about this guy.

He'll talk about giving back,
about contributing

to the architectural legacy
of the city, his vision.

Wow.
No, it's not wow -

it's all bullshit
to disguise the fact

that what he really wants is height.

He wants to build as high as he can
and then have a penthouse.

And then start giving back?

Tony and Scott. Yep.

Yeah!
Well, that's never gonna happen!

Tell 'em to piss off
back to Belgium.

Yeah, whatever. Shit.
Never own an A-League team, guys.

So what we've got here is
the whole riverfront walk, yeah?

As you can see, it's all open
spaces, al fresco, piazzas.

It looks great.
And these are the apartments?

Villa units. We're going
for a kind of Roman feel.

Right. I don't think the Romans
had underground parking.

Yeah, well, what were
those catacombs for?

Burial chambers.
They weren't for chariots?

No, don't think so.

I think someone's
having a lend of me.

Anyway, as you can see,
it's a very European-style

leisure, residential complex.

Can I just ask what's
European about it?

The piazza.
Of course, yeah.

You know what, Scott?
Tony.

For me, it's all about giving back,
you know? Yep.

Contributing to the architectural
fabric of this great city of ours.

Wow.
Yeah.

Can I ask then,
what change would make it easier

for you to achieve your vision?

Well, cut the red tape for a start.

Get this bloody country
moving again.

But anything technical that's
causing headaches like traffic flow?

No, we're onto that.
Construction schedules?

I think that's on track.

Raising height limits.

That'd do it.
We could extend the piazza.

No, no, that's the one.
Your mate's onto it. Stay focused.

I think you've solved it, Scott.
Tony.

Where is he?
Running late.

For his own performance review?

He thought it was 9:30.
Can I get you a tea?

Have we got anything that
doesn't involve wild flowers?

Lemongrass and ginger.

I'll be fine.

Thanks.
Hi, Damien.

Yes, hi. Sorry I'm late.
Have a seat.

Just cannot get started
without one of these.

Sure. Um, let's take a look.
Sure.

So you started with the NBA, gosh,
only about five weeks ago...

Did you wanna check that?

I can do it later.
OK.

Well, let's make a start.
As I say, looking at your file,

which is quite small...

I might just quickly...
ch-ch-ch-check.

That's good

I think we might turn that off.
Yeah, sure.

Is it off?

You want it off - not just silent?
Off, I think.

Just...

Great.

Nestled on a bend
of Brisbane River,

East Bank will combine
relaxed public spaces

and low-rise living in a modern,
people-friendly precinct.

Strict planning controls will ensure

that the area's rich natural
heritage is protected,

making East Bank a place for all.

It looks alright.

It's an ad.
People were enjoying themselves.

They're not people - it's CGI.
Well, they were smiling.

But the computer...
How'd you go?

He's a good bloke, isn't he?
He wants height. Really?

He wants a dirty great big
apartment tower.

Did he mention the piazzas?

30 storeys.

He was chasing 40.

Sorry?
That's what I heard.

30 storeys in the middle
of an area zoned low-rise.

Low-rise?
We just watched the DVD.

No building above the height
of a palm tree.

Well, get some taller trees.
What?

You know, there's a Colombian
wax palm that's 70m... Wow. Jim.

Bear Grills climbed one once.
I saw that. See?

No, Jim.
What are we gonna do to fix it?

Go back to five storeys.
Yeah, that doesn't fix it.

But low-rise is at the core
of the whole development.

And it still is - it's just that
the core is a little...

No, Jim.

We've gotta sort something out or
this whole project could fall over.

Nathan could walk.
Fine, the guy's a cowboy.

He's a good bloke. He's
a Queenslander through and through.

He was born in Adelaide.
He lives in Singapore.

Well, his boys are in Brisbane.
He's done developments down here.

They've been quite successful
from all accounts.

Have you been to one?
Read the brochures.

Seen one?
French-style, apparently.

Oh, wow.
Yeah.

He's done one here?
So I've been told.

See, if you line it up.
I think that's... We came in there.

'Cause on the brochure...
Yeah.

Well, that building there,
is that that building...

Oh, you're kidding.
Yeah.

So where's... La Parisienne?

Here. Here it is.
All 27 floors, just like Paris.

But where the elegant
tree-lined plaza?

It must be round here somewhere.

No, no, here. We're standing in it.

This here?
Yeah. Yeah.

Where's the lux...
And where's the luxury boutiques?

Well, there's a convenience store
over there

next to the Thai massage, but...

So where's the boulangerie?

I... don't think there's one.

Actually,
where's the al fresco dining?

Not here.

Maybe we'll just take it
off the table. It is off now.

I know, but you keep looking at it,
so...

I'll just pop it under.
Great.

So, currently we have your position
listed as....

Assistant Projects Facilitator,
level two.

Great. And how do you find the role?

Oh, rewarding.
Uh-huh.

And challenging.
Right.

I feel as if I'm being extended

but not beyond the limits
of my capabilities.

Great. And would you say...

In short, the tasks and
responsibilities assigned to me

are commensurate with my capacity

to deliver desired performance
outcomes on a consistent basis.

What would you list
as your strengths?

Uh, my ability to work
within a team. Good.

To identify, strategise
and solve problems. OK.

I'm task-oriented...
What does that mean exactly?

Task-oriented?
Yeah, I mean, you hear it a lot.

What does it actually mean to you?

Simply means that I'm, you know,
oriented, uh, to the...

Task. Sure.

I delegate with clearly defined
resp... Have you done this before?

Done what?
This. A performance review.

Uh... yeah, maybe.

OK, well, let's plough on.

Did you get task-oriented?
Mm-hm.

I just didn't see you write it down.
I'll make a note.

Jim, what we saw is not
a new direction in urban design.

But this is.
How?!

European-style piazzas.

What is European about
a windswept concrete square?

In five years time
I'm seeing a piazza.

I'm seeing a security guard
yelling at kids on skateboards.

Cobblestone laneways.
They'll be wind tunnels.

People enjoying la dolce vita.
Yeah, from 30 floors up.

Could be 35.
What?

They can come down in the lift,
walk across the piazza

and enjoy a casual evening passata.

Passeggiata.

- The passata's a tomato sauce.
- Exactly.

The bistros, the enotecas,
anti-pasta at a tapas bar.

Tapas is Spanish.

You're just throwing European names
on top of concrete.

It's not concrete - it's terrazzo.

Results-driven. Uh, team-oriented,
outcome-focused...

I'm just gonna stop you there,
Damien.

No disrespect but I'm hearing
a lot of employment jargon.

For this to be
a meaningful exercise,

I'd really like
to hear your own words.

Is that OK?
Yeah, sure.

Alright.
OK.

Achievements.

An example of something you've
achieved in the last month.

OK. Uh... I have identified,
strategised and solved...

Something specific.

I have contributed
to the functionality

and efficiency of the workplace.

And specifically...
Oh, specifically...

Well, by meeting challenges
and adapting to the...

You're starting to sound
jargon-y again.

No, you said specific.

Let's move on to weaknesses.
Sure.

What would you say, specifically,
were your weaknesses?

Uh... well, I'm able to adapt
to changing deadlines.

That's not a weakness.

Sorry, I was gonna say,
'I'm able to adapt,

but I could learn to do so
more quickly.'

OK. Sorry. What else.

Uh, well, when presented
with a challenge,

I can at times become
a little fixated

on trying to achieve
the optimal goal.

Doesn't sound like a weakness.

Well, it's trying too hard, so...

Well, can you give me an example?

You want me to pinpoint...
Yes.

From here?
From anywhere.

From the last five years.
Any time since you left school.

School.

It's more of general tendency

to identify, strategise
and solve problems

if as and/or when they arise
from time to time.

You've got a low-rise
riverfront development

and you wanna a plonk a big tower
right smack in the middle.

That's not to scale.
No, you're right, it's that.

Oh, put the glass back.

In fact, what is that?
Oh, it's cardamom and clove.

Not bad.
Jim? Yeah?

What do we say to the people
whose view we knock off?

'Come to the piazza!'
Oh, Jim.

I never said a few noses
wouldn't be put out of joint.

But what are we gonna do?
Well, stick to the rules.

Apart from that.
Don't be so defeated.

You're the dreamer,
you're the visionary,

you're the one shaping
the nation's future.

What don't you just shape it
up a little?

Sorry, this is Hua the photographer.
Yeah...

He just wants to take a few shots
behind-the-scenes. OK.

Hi, just carry on with exactly...

Yeah, we'll carry.
..what you were doing.

We, uh, just looking...
Mm.

Um... OK, if we're gonna breach
height regulations...

Yeah, we might come back to that,
I think.

We've certainly defined the problem.
Yes, we have.

In terms of size,
that's a very large problem.

And it's one our mutual friend
would quite like resolved.

But if he could see his way through
to lower his expectations...

That's not an option.
Understood.

So I can leave it with you?
Sure.

Alrighty. Onwards and upwards.
OK.

And upwards.

Sorry, be another few seconds.

Sure.

So how many floors does he want?

That's a good look.

Well, I think that's about all
I need. Thank you for coming in.

Is that it?
Yes.

Well, what about me?
What about you?

Don't you want me
to give you some feedback?

What for?

Just so we can get the
full 360-degree feedback thing.

Oh, I'm pretty happy with 180.

Oh. Sorry, I just thought
that's how this worked.

You know, everyone gets an
opportunity to assess everyone else.

OK. Sure. Fire away.

Great.

Just...

I'll start with your weaknesses.
Um... Oh, that's...

A failure to set team objectives.
Yeah.

Oh. A lack of clearly identified
goals. Right.

Sorry, are you agreeing with this?

No, no, he just he did say it.
He interviews well.

Don't be fooled by the jargon.

He can identify, strategise
and solve problems.

Can't you see what he's doing?
Trying to achieve the optimal...

No, he's using bullshit to make
himself sound more important.

Honestly, I don't even know
what he does.

Assistant Project Facilitator.
What is that?!

Uh, I think he helps out
on the things we're doing.

How? He's never in the office.

Do we know anything that
he's actually done?

Met and exceeded expectations.

Anything meaningful?

Well, he's very articulate.

Here, when he's talking about
your weaknesses,

he's able to describe exactly...

I don't agree with him, but...

So what am I supposed to write?
You just have to tick a box.

'Exceptional', 'Exceeds
requirements', 'Meets requirements'.

'Needs improvement'.

Keep going.

That's as long as it goes.

Well, let's add one -
'Needs to actually do something'.

I don't think you can.

Seriously. Just tick the last one.

'Needs improvement'?
Yes, put a big tick there.

And then get him out of my life.

Ah, morning, Tony.
Morning, Amy.

Chai?

Listen, I need coffee and real tea
back in that kitchen,

and I need some decent biscuits.

And I don't want them
made with spelt.

Are you feeling stressed?

Yes, Amy.

Good news. Your body's detoxing.

Soon you'll start feeling
even more irritable

and start thinking irrationally.

Best not to make
any major decisions.

OK.

Or operate heavy machinery.

Sure.

I thought we'd already
done the photo.

This is for the cover.
Oh.

They've sent through
a few suggestions. Uh-huh.

You in a suit but no shoes,
holding a telescope.

What else? You in a wizard's hat
looking at crystal ball.

That doesn't make sense.
It's the future.

No, I get that but wizards don't
use crystal balls - gypsies do.

Shall I say you'd prefer
to dress as a gypsy? No.

No, I'll dress as myself.
With shoes?

Yes. When is it?

Oh, Monday. Not sure of location.

OK. Can you make sure that it's
no more than five minutes away?

Sure. And Jim dropped by.
Mm?

He wanted to ask how
you're going with, 'Whoooo!'

Said you'd know what that means.

You sure it wasn't... 'Whoooo!'

Might've been.
But it was definitely that noise.

I'll give him a call.
Oh, and Katie? Yeah?

Could I have a long black?
Like a chai?

No, no, like a long strong
black coffee.

But Amy says...
I don't care what Amy says.

You'll have to pay a fine.

Make it a double.

I'll go downstairs.

OK.

Drink. Drink. Hold.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.
She's back at her desk.

Ok, what are you doing?

Oh. Just re-caffeinating.

Right. Jim says you need help.

What? With the guiding,
the facilitating, the encour...

Oh, the development. Yes, now that
we're going to 50 storeys.

50? When did it go to 50?
Let's assume it will.

How do we shape the message?

You mean, how do we explain to people

we're hoping to ride roughshod
over clearly defined height limits?

A lot of those height restrictions
are really just guidelines.

No, they're rules.
Rules. Guidelines.

What's the difference?
An act of parliament.

I would frame it like this.
It's a fight.

On one side, people who are
trying to get stuff done.

Visionaries, builders, doers.

On the other side, people who carp
and complain and criticise.

It's classic David and Goliath.

Who's David?
Us!

And who's Goliath?
Them.

I don't know what you're
talking about.

We need to change the conversation,
accentuate the positives.

What positives?

We are building low-cost housing...

They start at
half a million dollars.

OK.

We are building housing
for Aussie families.

They go to people out of
Singapore and Hong Kong and Mumbai...

But they will be built by Aussies,
cleaned by Aussies...

The real estate agents
would be Aussies.

Thank you. Positive.

Rhonda, if we help push through
this tower on that site,

if we put the name NBA behind it...

..you know who'll we'll end up
looking like?

Goliath?

No.
David?

The bad guys.
Oh.

And who are the good guys?
Us!

And if we don't come up
with a strategy,

this whole development
could fall through.

Then who benefits?

Them. The bad guys.

This is from Damien.

I thought he was off sick.

He is.
A courier just dropped it off.

Oh.
Let's hope it's his resignation.

He's asking for a formal review.

Oh, a review of his review.

'Significant errors of fact.
Clear evidence of bias.'

You're kidding me?

It is an entirely inappropriate
building for that site.

You see buildings like that
everywhere. How do they get up?

I'll tell you what they do -
and this infuriates me.

They design them in some sort of
meaningless shape or curve

and they call them 'iconic'
or a 'landmark building'.

But that's just a big excuse
to put up a big, great...

Rhonda, what are you doing?
Exactly what you're suggesting.

I didn't suggest anything.

We need to make this a landmark.
No.

An iconic structure.
No, no.

Rhonda? Rhonda?

This is wonderful.
It's not wonderful, Rhonda.

Just listen to me. You've just
changed the conversation.

Love it. Good work, everyone.
Rhonda?

Rhonda? You...

Do you know what just happened?

You took on Goliath?

So, you'll have to forgive me

if this all seems
a little bit rushed,

We worked all weekend to come up
with something really... iconic.

We took on board everything
that you suggested.

I didn't suggest anything.
Well...

Methinks you're being
a little modest.

Anyway, when you think about it,

what is at the core
of East Bank development?

Low-rise.
The river.

And what do you find along the
banks of the river? Karsten...

Trees... with leaves.
I'm a bit pushed for time.

I... Can we get to the design?

Yes, I thought you
might want a bit of context.

Back story.
Let's grab that at the end.

Very well.

Karsten, here's your echinacea
and nettles.

Thank you, Amy, this is just
the pick-me-up I need.

And how's your chai going?

Mmm. That is lovely.
That is really lovely.

Karsten, please?

And... ta-da!

Wow.

So it's a bend of the river?

Ah... almost but not quite.

No, it is not a bend,
it is a leaf -

a grey gum leaf curved
by the river breezes.

So the river's still involved.

Sorry, let me get this straight.

It's the same sort of building -
apartments -

but it's got a bend in it?

Right. Well, I guess just through
here is fine. Have a seat.

Sorry, I didn't realise
there'd be union representation.

I'm here purely in a supportive role

to assist Damien through
this difficult process.

I think this is a great opportunity
to clear the air

in a less confrontational,
more relaxed setting.

Sure. But I didn't think
I was confrontational.

It's just less formal.

Meeting at NBA offices
on 13 September. Present...

Sorry. Um, I thought we were gonna
keep this relaxed and informal.

It's important that all comments
go on record.

But nobody's taking sides.

Allegation one -
the verbal attack on employee...

Sorry. Uh, what attack?

During his review.

I didn't attack.

Just to clear the air.

Let's not forget
that Damien is young.

He's 25.

You attempted to take advantage
of his inexperience.

Allegation two -
you failed to take into account

all that he has contributed
within the workplace setting.

He's only been here five weeks.

In which time he has overseen
the drafting of a long-term strat...

No, he did four bad paragraphs
that we had to completely re-write.

Another attack.
When?

Then. Are you not seeing
the pattern here?

Jim... Jim...

..it's just gonna be an apartment
block in the shape of a leaf.

I don't think that's brilliant.

You're just gonna end up
with the same wind tunnels

and empty concrete forecourts
as before.

There's not gonna be a passeggiata!

Sorry, just give me a glimpse
of that phone.

Sorry, yeah.

Jim, I do not wanna take credit
for this.

Please don't credit me.
I'll call you back.

And, uh, maybe not so angry.

Oh, sorry.

Look, I'm sure there's
a way forward from here.

We could keep going through
this process.

Or, if you were prepared to take
another look at Damien's review...

You'd like me to complete
a new review?

Only if you...
Saying what exactly?

Wouldn't wanna be prescriptive.
Of course.

But I do have a selection of phrases
that you might find useful.

Only to make it easier on you.

And you're saying they're likely
to approve this version?

No, I'm saying with this
you've got a far better chance.

Oh. Why - 'cause it's all bent?

No, no, we went through this.
It's in order for it to be iconic.

Oh, yeah, iconic. I keep forgetting.
Yeah, yeah.

It's still 55 floors, though.
It's 55 now, is it? Yeah.

Yeah. But the building now will
have the curves and the bends.

But how come?

In order to be iconic. Iconic...
A landmark building.

I keep forgetting.
I know you do.

I'll put that in my notes.
Probably a good idea.

The building will be
in the shape of a leaf? Huh?

It's a grey gum leaf.
It's a local leaf to the area.

Oh.

And it's in order to contribute

to the architectural legacy
of the city.

Well, you know me,
I'll all about giving back.

Sure.

- Still 55 floors?
- Yeah, 55, yeah.

What if I went to 60? I mean,
would that be me giving more back?

I think you've contributed enough.

Yeah. Thanks, Scott.

Tony.

Oh, Damien's still not in.
Running late? Time in lieu?

Paternity leave?

You didn't hear the good news?

- He got hit by a bus?
- He got another job.

You're kidding? Where?

The Department of Infrastructure.

The Department...

But that's like a promotion.
Yeah, definitely.

How?

I think they were really impressed
by your performance review.

What?

Remember? Exemplary worker...

He's a lazy, incompetent...
scheming...

- Task-oriented.
-..phony.

Did you wanna sign his card?

Oh, here he comes!

- It's so good, Tony.
- Yeah, came up alright.

Why are you punching yourself
in the chin?

No, no, it's a statue.
Rodin - The Thinker.

Why would a thinker punch himself
in the chin?

- No... No, it's not about...
- Was he a boxer?

No, he was a thinker.
I was being a thinker.

I thought you were David.

Weren't you supposed to
be on the cover?

I don't know that
that was locked in.

- No.14.
- Yeah, I don't think it's in order.

No, it's in order. You're
just after the Boost Juice lady.

Oh, don't shut
the door, please.

No, no, no,
you need to hear this.

The moment they heard
it was iconic,

The planning minister was
practically down there himself

with a shovel.

- How's our friend Mr West?
- Rapt.

This is a real David-and-Goliath
victory.

To be building a 60-storey landmark.

- It's actually 55.
- We went for a bigger leaf.

He'll need more storeys.
You should be proud.

- Yeah. - Helping a fellow
nation-builder. - Oh, spare me.

You've got him all wrong.

All he cares about
is giving back to the city.

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