All language subtitles for 7 Deadly Sins s01e05 Pride.eng

How can something so perfect,
something so impeccable,

something so immaculate,
so flawless be a sin?

[Music]

Pride, so easy
to see in others

yet so difficult to
truly recognize in oneself.

Although some may think

that I am exceptionally
guilty of this sin,

when it comes to pride,
I'm really just a beginner.

Yes, pride has been
the downfall of many men.

Napoleon, with his
ill-fated march on Russia.

Custer, with his doomed
charge on Little Bighorn.

And of course,
the most prideful ruler,

Julius Caesar, who believed
himself to be so loved

and so adored that
he couldn't fathom

that his best friend
would stab him in the back.

But hey,
what's a little death

as long as you
look good dying?

Well it's true, pride has
impeded the success of so many.

For others,
they still believe

it's their biggest asset.

[Music]

I am a 36-O.

I act in porn.

In the big bust world
I am considered a legend.

Elizabeth Starr became,
you know, known

for these large boobs.

Bottom is extra small,
top is extra, extra large.

So nice.

She's Elizabeth Starr
and she's breasts.

My breasts complete who I
really am from the inside out.

This film is in the top 50
big bust category rentals.

I have been acting
for about 20 years now.

Drop your pants.

No foreplay?

What's foreplay?

[Laughs]

This is Queen Collins
and that is Prof. Tim Heiner.

I am trying out Earth men.

Everybody has their specialties.

You know, whether it be
blow jobs or hand jobs or anal.

My niche would have to be
titty fucking.

Every woman has a vagina.
But, how many girl

has this kind of big boob?

Mmmm, you're having
such a good time.

Men love big breasts.

Big breasts lots
and lots of power.

Porn should be a fantasy.

I have created something
enjoyable for other people

which has given me happiness.

I was an E, F cup
and I wanted to go bigger.

Hi Elizabeth, how are you?

Good, how are you doing?

Good.

The doctor will see
you in about 15 minutes.

When I had
my breasts enlarged,

I had the poly propylene
string implant procedure.

Poly propylene
or a string implant

is a yarn like substance

being placed in a
pocket in the breasts.

The string is an irritant
and it will cause

the body to make serum.

And the breast will continue to

grow and grow and grow and
grow and grow uncontrollably.

In the 90s there was
a huge bust movement

that was a very glamorous
characterized look.

If your boobs are
modified and bigger

and you can call the shots
then you can have more work.

The very large breasted girls

became these larger-than-life
type of porn stars.

Everybody knew who they were.

She's in the Hall of Fame.

She's definitely
somebody I look up to.

I started my
own porn company.

And I shoot big busts.

And I do it well.

And I was pushing out
50, 60, 70,000 units

of product a month.

Because of the Internet,
the adult industry

is not the same as it was.

I've had to stay
in business by downsizing.

I don't think I would
know how to survive

not creating big bust content.

My mom owns a porn company

and I've tried to
help her out in the years

and that's not really normal
in most people's eyes.

But I've been around it
my whole life.

Being a single mother,
she definitely has sacrificed

her body and herself even

just trying to keep
this family afloat.

I was the third
or fourth girl

that had the
string procedure.

And I didn't know that it
hadn't been approved by the FDA.

I've had numerous complications.

63 surgical procedures to
reconstruct the right breast.

Caused by the staph infection.

When I first met
Elizabeth seven years ago,

she had about 50 surgeries
due to this string substance.

She's told me that
she was close to dying

from the serious infection.

Now I have one
failing implant

and then one breast that's
full of body fluid.

I would like you to put more
fluid in the right breast.

You know my feelings
that I am not anxious

to go back to the
operating room with you.

I presented her case to.

The Los Angeles society
of plastic surgery.

Most of the doctors there
felt that the patient

should have a
double mastectomy.

Having a mastectomy
is not an option.

It would kind of be a
total turn off to me.

I will always try to maintain
my looks as best as I can.

I love my mom for who she is
but I am scared for her health.

I'm on pain pills
on a daily basis.

I have severe back pain
and when I lay down

I couldn't breathe.

And then I have nerve damage in
both my left and right arms.

But my breasts are a
great extension of who I am.

I don't know how
to do anything different.

If she were to
develop an infection,

she could be
in serious jeopardy.

You have to have money.
What you got what you use.

She's definitely
made a name for herself.

I could not imagine Elizabeth
without her breasts.

I've almost lost
my life over it,

but I've also
capitalized on it, as well.

I'm 45 and I am proud
of the way that I look.

So I am going
to give it a last

kick in the mud
with my acting.

That's what the average person
would want in their life.

Just to be happy
with their career.

[Music]

Well, I guess we all carry
the weight of sin differently.

For some of us, living within
the bodies God gave us

is never enough.

[Music]

I am looking to create an
esthetically beautiful body.

Being a walking,
talking work of art.

The image of David and a
bodybuilder are one in the same.

The body parts flow
one to the other.

I have created a
beautiful thing to look at.

I am a living work of art.

I am very vain, definitely.

I don't see there's
anything wrong with vanity.

Having a healthy
sense of pride

about how one
carries themselves.

Constantly stroking
your own ego.

Loving how I look.

All I wanted to do
was train to look good naked.

As a female bodybuilder,
I am usually one of my kind.

You can withstand pain
that other people

can't even begin to fathom.

You cease to be a commoner.

You become sort of superhuman.

This must be what
Superman must feel like.

Roxanne likes to win.
That's what motivates her.

She likes to win.

[Music]

Roxanne was
very, very energetic.

I had a stroller and
I had to give it away

because she would just run.

She wanted to be
jumping with the boys.

I dressed her up in dresses.

But if she wanted to
dress like a boy, so be it.

She always wanted to be strong.

So she picked up bodybuilding.

I did it for the
first time and I was just like,

I never knew
I could look like that.

And your body slowly morphs
into more of a musculature,

shaped out body.

Everything becomes more visual.

You see every vein.

It looks like I'm
shrink-wrapped.

Like I'm inside out almost.

So I look like
I'm an anatomy chart

where all the veins are present
and at the surface of my skin.

Yeah, people will
stop and stare.

I've actually stopped
traffic once or twice.

I had a woman actually
staring at me from

across the street.

She was at me so hard
that she didn't realize

that she was about
to walk into a light pole.

When she found out,
it was too late

because she already hit it.

And you heard it
across the street.

I think, all told,
I am very androgynous.

We're all made up of both
feminine and masculine sides.

Every last one of us.

When I'm in the other world,
the real world,

I'm walking amongst women
who are looking at me

at times as though
I'm not one of them.

I am certainly one of them.

I have been single
for a very long time.

You really want to have somebody
to appreciate your effort.

And to not have somebody
to share that with,

it's kind of heartbreaking.

That's the hand
that you are dealt.

The ideal body
comes with a lot of,

it comes with a lot of falls.
There is a lot of failures.

It takes a lot, a lot,
a lot of time and discipline.

I can't eat like everybody else.

I was eating Popeye's chicken.

Needless to say, that had to go.

I was eating Chipotle.
That had to go.

In its place, plain foods,
white rice, grilled chicken.

Food is food to me.

When I practice a routine,
I practice it everywhere.

I am practicing it at home.

It's in my head while
I'm waiting for a train.

I am hyper focused,
insanely focused.

If I had to choose for her,

I don't think
I would choose that.

She is now 49 years old,

I don't know what
she's going to do

when the time comes
for her to stop.

I have no time
for anyone else.

My conversation is limited.

I am focused on
what I have to do.

It sounds pretty cut and dry,
or very cold and calculated.

But, in order to do it well,

I have to be focused
on what I am doing.

I have a goal to accomplish.

[Music]

Arduous is the path
that leads to perfection.

But what good is perfection
if it's not eternal?

Well, one company may
have finally found a way

to freeze the
hands of time.

I'm 51 years old.

There is a lot of
disease in my family.

High cholesterol, cancer,
diabetes and heart disease.

So, this is the
patient care bay.

Where we expect patients
are going to be staying

for several decades at
least, perhaps longer,

we don't really know.

So currently, we have
122 patients in here.

We're born
with the knowledge

that we are going
to die someday.

But I am here because it's
definitely worth extending

the life that I have.

The core idea of cryonics
is to step in and take over

at the point where
today's medical technology

gives up on a patient.

[Monitor beeping]

Clinical death doesn't mean
that they are biologically dead,

it doesn't mean that
their brain is dead.

It doesn't even mean
that they couldn't be revived.

If you go back 40, 50 years,
there are people who then

been declared dead who today
we don't regard as dead.

We are prepared at any time
to receive patients.

We're going to cool the body

within about 60 seconds
of clinical death.

To a point where their
biological process is stopped.

We replace the body's water
with a cryo protectent,

a medical grade antifreeze.

We transfer them into our pod.

And then the entire pod is
lowered down into the dewar,

where they are stored
in liquid nitrogen.

We're talking about
extremely low temperatures

where there is no biological
activity whatsoever.

So it doesn't matter if you
wait a year or a century,

or two centuries,
you're going to be in

the same condition when
you come out as you went in.

And think about a century or
more of biomedical progress.

We're already starting to

regenerate organs,
regrow body parts.

At some point,
it seems entirely feasible

that we will be
able to repair

whatever caused
that fatal damage

and will bring them back as a
young, healthy, vibrant person.

In contrast to
the whole body pod,

we also have neuro pods for
those people that are just

donating their brain.

The neuro preservation.

The cephalon.

The head is separated
from the body.

The current cryopreservation
minimum is $80,000

to be a nuero
cryopreservation member.

Or $200,000 to be full-body.

I Don't feel guilty
at all investing the dollars

into doing something
that could extend my life.

Some critics have said that
cryonics and people in cryonics

are trying to play God.
I don't buy into that at all.

What we do every day
in medicine is the same thing.

There is a huge amount
of knowledge and strengths

and passions and bitter loss

every time a person
dies needlessly.

Life in all its forms
is very precious and valuable.

My life is valuable and
it's really just a shame

to throw that away
for no good reason.

I don't see why I should
let nature arbitrarily

decide when I end.

So there is no reason why we
can't change that.

Screw nature and genetics.

The kinds of people who want
to be cryogenically preserved

generally are a kind
of adventurous souls.

We are pioneers.

We think our lives
are worth living.

We think we do have a value
and the value of that life

can continue in the future.

I don't know if cryonics
will be successful but it is

definitely a science
that is worth pursuing.

Going after it,
trying and trying,

and maybe someday
we will actually succeed

in making it work.

There will be a point in the
future where we look back

on today and say, what were
those people thinking?

They threw people
in the ground

to be eaten by
worms and bacteria

or they shoved them
in an oven to be incinerated.

Were they crazy?
They could have had them

cryogenically preserved.

It's recognizing the
irreplaceable value

that is your self
and making arrangements

to keep that value
going in the future.

[Music]

Maybe the problem is we no
longer even see pride as a sin.

Perhaps we've looked through
the mirror for so long,

we've forgotten just how dark
our reflection really is.

But then again,
who am I to judge.

Hey, don't worry,
you look perfect.

Until next time.

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