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00:00:00Excuse me, what are you doing?
00:00:11I'm opening my apartment door.
00:00:13What does it look like?
00:00:15No, that is my apartment.
00:00:17I just got the keys.
00:00:19Yeah, I think you're mixed up, princess.
00:00:23Maybe you're in 105.
00:00:25Nice try.
00:00:27I think I know what my apartment is.
00:00:29I think you're in 105.
00:00:31So just...
00:00:33Yeah, I don't think so.
00:00:35Bye-bye now.
00:00:37And good luck with whatever it is you've got going on.
00:00:39Wait!
00:00:51Case in point.
00:00:53No, no, what the hell are you doing?
00:00:55Let go of the door, asshole!
00:00:57This is my door!
00:00:59No, it is not!
00:01:01Quiet out there! I'm trying to watch the game!
00:01:11Can you tell her this is my apartment?
00:01:13I checked.
00:01:15It seems my husband made a mistake
00:01:17and double-leased this apartment to both of you.
00:01:19Okay, well, is there another unit you could give her?
00:01:21Because I'm not leaving.
00:01:23Well, I am not leaving.
00:01:25Unfortunately, this is our last available unit.
00:01:27Well, I sincerely hope
00:01:29that you can figure something else out.
00:01:31I will pay double deposit if you let me have this place.
00:01:33Excuse me?
00:01:35Ma'am, I'm serious.
00:01:37You have no idea how badly I need this.
00:01:39Here.
00:01:41Take my credit card.
00:01:51What?
00:01:53How?
00:01:55How?
00:01:57Well, well, well.
00:01:59Can I have the apartment now?
00:02:01No, no.
00:02:03I paid the deposit and got approved.
00:02:05Same as you.
00:02:07Unfortunately, Mr. Rhodes did apply first.
00:02:09Oh, please, call me Andy.
00:02:13Andy!
00:02:15How could you be this cruel?
00:02:17First, you leave me at the altar
00:02:19and now you're trying
00:02:21to steal our apartment?
00:02:23You know, I really thought that you loved me.
00:02:25Are you too?
00:02:27No, no, no. I don't know this woman.
00:02:29I've never met her before in my life.
00:02:31We celebrated our
00:02:33five-year anniversary in April
00:02:35and our first date was on the pier.
00:02:37You won me an octopus, Andy.
00:02:39An octo-what?
00:02:41Seriously, I don't know this woman.
00:02:43Ma'am, if he says he doesn't know you,
00:02:45I have to abide by policy and I...
00:02:47It's just...
00:02:51I'm pregnant.
00:02:53You can't abandon me
00:02:55on the streets with a baby on the way.
00:03:03With a baby on the way?
00:03:05No, no, no.
00:03:07You can't believe a word she is saying.
00:03:09She is crazy.
00:03:11Mr. Rhodes, if you can't reconcile with your poor fiancé,
00:03:13I'm going to have to call security.
00:03:17Since you both paid a deposit,
00:03:19the first two months' rent is covered.
00:03:25Okay, who are you?
00:03:27You don't recognize the girl you left at the altar?
00:03:29It really hurts, Andy.
00:03:35Okay, look, I had to do something.
00:03:37Today was my wedding day and I just really
00:03:39couldn't go through with it, so I ran.
00:03:41I kind of gathered that.
00:03:43My credit cards are frozen.
00:03:45Oh, my bank account is probably joined too.
00:03:47What is your name?
00:03:49Corinne.
00:03:51Corinne Carter.
00:03:55Okay, Corinne.
00:03:57You know, you seem really nice and sane and all,
00:03:59but emergency or not,
00:04:01you just manipulated your way into my apartment.
00:04:03Your apartment?
00:04:05Well, you did hear her, right?
00:04:07I did pay half of the rent for the next two months.
00:04:09Oh, well,
00:04:11how are you going to pay that when it's up?
00:04:13You're broke.
00:04:15I will figure it out, okay?
00:04:17Just relax.
00:04:23Don't do this, Andy.
00:04:25This is a bad idea. You don't even know her.
00:04:27Why would you feel bad for her?
00:04:29Hmm.
00:04:41Um, I think you lost something there.
00:04:43Magic Mike?
00:04:49I think you lost something there.
00:04:51Magic Mike?
00:04:53Oh, on the contrary.
00:04:55I'm making myself at home.
00:04:57This is my apartment,
00:04:59so I can wear or not wear
00:05:01whatever I want.
00:05:03Are you sure you can handle this arrangement?
00:05:05You've never lived with a guy before.
00:05:09You might want to back down.
00:05:11I don't want to make you uncomfortable.
00:05:13Okay.
00:05:25Rest assured,
00:05:27despite this
00:05:29tempting face
00:05:31and this nice body,
00:05:33I will be just fine.
00:05:37The real question
00:05:39is whether you will be.
00:05:43What, uh...
00:05:45What's this book?
00:05:47Well, you would know
00:05:49if it wasn't upside down.
00:05:57I'm cleaning this one!
00:05:59What?
00:06:01No, I wanted that room!
00:06:03Come on, it gets the good light and everything.
00:06:05It should have been faster done.
00:06:13Hey, Corinne.
00:06:15I heard what happened.
00:06:17I'm so sorry.
00:06:19No, it's okay, Monica.
00:06:21I mean, it was probably for the best.
00:06:23It was my choice, after all.
00:06:25That's good to hear.
00:06:27So, I sent your severance package
00:06:29to your personal email.
00:06:31Your work email was deactivated.
00:06:33Take a look and sign it when you can.
00:06:35My what?
00:06:37Your severance package.
00:06:39Did your dad not...
00:06:41Corinne, I'm so sorry.
00:06:43I would love to help you, but your dad threatened me.
00:06:45Yeah, well, it sounds like him.
00:06:47No, it's okay, Monica.
00:06:49I... I got an apartment.
00:06:51At least I have somewhere to live.
00:06:53Well, that's good. How's the new place?
00:06:55It's...
00:06:57fine.
00:06:59Ugh, my roommate.
00:07:01He's kind of an asshole, but he's fine.
00:07:03E, you're living with a guy?
00:07:05Yeah, it's a really long story.
00:07:07Remind me to tell you about it at some point.
00:07:09Well, is he hot, at least?
00:07:11Okay, well...
00:07:13Yeah, and it makes it kind of worse.
00:07:15Well, you let me know if he tries anything.
00:07:17I'll come over there and teach him a lesson.
00:07:19I've gotta go.
00:07:21I'm really sorry, Cory. I'll catch you later.
00:07:23Bye.
00:07:27And just when I thought
00:07:29it couldn't get any worse...
00:07:31Dang it.
00:07:39Corinne, hurry up.
00:07:41I need to pee.
00:07:51Sorry, what did you say?
00:07:53It's loud in here.
00:07:55Look, get out. I need to pee.
00:07:59No, just take your time.
00:08:01It's not like the rest of us have bladders or anything.
00:08:03Look, I've got a job interview,
00:08:05and I've got to look my best, okay?
00:08:07Okay.
00:08:11Hello?
00:08:13What are you still doing in here?
00:08:15I am not done with my hair.
00:08:17You can go ahead. I'm not gonna look.
00:08:19Are you insane? I can't use the bathroom
00:08:21while you're in it.
00:08:23Wow, I really didn't take you for a prude, Andy.
00:08:27I guess you're just gonna have to wait a little bit longer.
00:08:29I'm serious. I'm gonna be late for work.
00:08:33Okay, fine. Catch you later.
00:08:37Okay, get it together, Andy.
00:08:39She's just your roommate.
00:08:43Oh my god!
00:08:47Well, Corinne, your experience
00:08:49at the Carleton Group speaks for itself.
00:08:53And with a sharp wit like that,
00:08:55you will fit right in here at turn time.
00:08:57Where can you start?
00:08:59I can actually start right now.
00:09:01Excellent.
00:09:03The boss will love you.
00:09:05You're a decent person to fill this empty position
00:09:07on his team for months.
00:09:09I can introduce you.
00:09:11Wait, that would be perfect.
00:09:13Let's go.
00:09:15Great.
00:09:17Come on in.
00:09:21I'm Corinne.
00:09:23Yes.
00:09:25The promising candidate I was telling you about.
00:09:27I just interviewed her
00:09:29and I think she'll be a perfect fit.
00:09:31I'll leave you guys to it.
00:09:35So this is the interview
00:09:37that you spent an hour preparing for.
00:09:41Well, too bad you won't be getting the job.
00:09:47Well, too bad you won't be getting the job.
00:09:49Wait, that's not fair.
00:09:51I had no idea that this was your ad agency, okay?
00:09:53And you cannot punish me
00:09:55for an innocent mistake.
00:09:57Well, actually, as it is my ad agency,
00:09:59I can do whatever I want.
00:10:01Okay, well then how do you expect me to pay
00:10:03that precious little rent if I don't have a job?
00:10:05It's easy.
00:10:07Go find a job somewhere else.
00:10:09Leave.
00:10:11Ugh.
00:10:19Oh my God.
00:10:23I am so sorry. I was not looking where I was going.
00:10:27Oh.
00:10:29Are you reading Apricots?
00:10:31Look, I read it in high school.
00:10:33I really have never met anyone who's actually read it.
00:10:35Oh, um, Ms. Rosenberg.
00:10:37I didn't know you were coming in today.
00:10:39Please, step into my office
00:10:41so we can discuss the rebranding.
00:10:43No worries at all. I was early.
00:10:45I just met your very impressive associate.
00:10:47I feel good about turntive media already.
00:10:51You know, it's so nice to see such bright minds here.
00:10:53Well, actually...
00:10:55Uh, yes. Thank you. This is Corinne.
00:10:57She is the newest addition to our marketing team.
00:10:59It's her first day.
00:11:01It is?
00:11:03It is?
00:11:05Yep.
00:11:07It is.
00:11:09Go wait in the break room. I'll give you a tour in a second.
00:11:11You better treat her nicely, Rhodes.
00:11:13I would steal her from my company in a heartbeat.
00:11:29Hi.
00:11:37Hi.
00:11:39I'm Corinne. I'm new to the team.
00:11:41We saw.
00:11:43You really put on a show out there.
00:11:45You need anything, Corinne?
00:11:47Oh, wait. Are you the coffee girl?
00:11:49You know, I would really, really love a matcha latte.
00:11:51We only have coffee, I'm afraid.
00:11:53I'll make you some.
00:11:55Thanks, Summer.
00:11:57Thanks.
00:12:01So, what were your names again?
00:12:09Lilia.
00:12:11Welcome to Turntide Media.
00:12:21Uh, Mr. Rhodes would like to see you in his office.
00:12:27Come in.
00:12:33What the hell happened to you?
00:12:35I...
00:12:37It was the coffee machine.
00:12:39Super finicky.
00:12:41Do you mind if I go home and change?
00:12:43You're living out of a duffel bag.
00:12:45Do you have anything to change into?
00:12:47Okay.
00:12:51Here.
00:12:53Take my card.
00:12:55Go get yourself some new clothes.
00:12:57We have a client meeting later tonight.
00:12:59You can't go looking like that.
00:13:01No, I couldn't take your...
00:13:03No, take it.
00:13:05I see it as an investment in company talent.
00:13:07Take it, Corinne.
00:13:09Alright, then.
00:13:11So I'll see you back at the apartment
00:13:13and we can go from there?
00:13:15See you.
00:13:17Have fun.
00:13:19I will.
00:13:21Bye.
00:13:25Bye.
00:13:49What the fuck is wrong with you?
00:13:51Hmm?
00:13:53Who spends
00:13:55$10,000
00:13:57in one afternoon
00:13:59using somebody else's money?
00:14:01Fuck.
00:14:03I'm sorry.
00:14:05Did you just say $10,000?
00:14:07Yes. My bank called me.
00:14:09They thought my credit card was stolen.
00:14:11Oh, my God.
00:14:13What the hell, Corinne?
00:14:15I'm so sorry. I didn't even look at the tax.
00:14:17I just picked out things that I liked.
00:14:19This is how you shop?
00:14:21At high-end luxury stores
00:14:23without looking at the price?
00:14:25I mean, before you ran away, what were you?
00:14:27Look, I will return everything.
00:14:29I have their receipt, okay?
00:14:31It's somewhere.
00:14:33I promise that this will all be resolved by tomorrow.
00:14:37Corinne, just...
00:14:39I'm not happy about how this happened,
00:14:41but don't go to the trouble.
00:14:43It's whatever.
00:14:45Now, come on. We have to go meet with that client,
00:14:47Chop Chop.
00:14:49Whatever. You're not mad?
00:14:51I mean, I was when I thought you were taking advantage of me,
00:14:53but it turns out you are just completely financially irresponsible.
00:14:55Hey!
00:14:57Am I wrong?
00:14:59Look, I can return everything, okay?
00:15:01Look, just forget it. It's not a big deal.
00:15:07$10,000 down the drain,
00:15:09and it's just...
00:15:11whatever?
00:15:13What is he like?
00:15:17I don't know.
00:15:23Apologies for the delay, Mr. Kepner.
00:15:25Brush hour traffic.
00:15:27No matter, boy.
00:15:29Who do we have here?
00:15:31Oh, Corinne Carter.
00:15:33I am the new marketing associate with Turntide Media.
00:15:35I brought her along as part of the onboarding process.
00:15:37She'll be shadowing this meeting.
00:15:39If I had known you
00:15:41hire such magnificent specimens
00:15:43at your agency, Rhodes,
00:15:45I'd have given you the deal
00:15:47right then.
00:15:53Well, of course, we would be honored
00:15:55if you would choose us, but...
00:15:57I would hope it's for less superficial reasons,
00:15:59but...
00:16:01I'm assuming you're joking.
00:16:03How about I get us some drinks?
00:16:09Tell you what, Miss...
00:16:11Karen...
00:16:13Carla...
00:16:15Have a nightcap with me later,
00:16:17and the deal is yours.
00:16:19Excuse me?
00:16:21Oh, it's a really good deal, honey.
00:16:23It's just one night.
00:16:25You do want to make your boss proud,
00:16:27don't you?
00:16:29Look, I don't know
00:16:31who the fuck you think you are,
00:16:33and you're probably too drunk to even realize,
00:16:35but I am not that kind of girl, okay?
00:16:37I do play nice with men like you,
00:16:39so why don't you just keep your dirty hands off of me?
00:16:41You let an employee
00:16:43talk to a client like that?
00:16:45Do you own our business or not?
00:16:49Well...
00:16:59You mean, am I gonna let a client
00:17:01talk to an employee like that?
00:17:03The answer's no.
00:17:05You punched me.
00:17:07You punched me!
00:17:09You punched me!
00:17:11Do you know who I am, boy?
00:17:13I do now.
00:17:15Let's go.
00:17:17Oh, shit.
00:17:37Oh, shit.
00:17:39Oh, shit.
00:17:47How to dust.
00:17:55Okay, well, I don't have whatever that is.
00:18:01Hmm.
00:18:09Shit!
00:18:13Okay.
00:18:15What are you doing in my...
00:18:19Oh, my God.
00:18:21What did you do?
00:18:23It was an accident. I barely touched it.
00:18:25It just fell.
00:18:27You ruined the only thing I have left of my first dog
00:18:29on accident!
00:18:31Oh, my God.
00:18:33I am so sorry.
00:18:35I'm going to sweep it up and...
00:18:37Get out! Get out!
00:18:39Get out!
00:18:45Get out!
00:18:47Wait, you can't kick me out! This is my apartment, too!
00:18:49I'll make sure you get the deposit back.
00:18:51Leave!
00:18:53Wait, I don't have my phone
00:18:55or wallet or anything, Andy!
00:18:57Look, I can't go anywhere!
00:18:59Andy!
00:19:07I'm sorry, little guy.
00:19:11No more roommates.
00:19:27Was she trying to clean my room?
00:19:37Corinne!
00:20:07Okay, I guess this'll do.
00:20:21Wow, I wonder what happened to her.
00:20:23Sleeping in the office
00:20:25in pajamas? It's a first.
00:20:27Do you think she got kicked out of her apartment
00:20:29by her boyfriend?
00:20:31Two.
00:20:33It's morning already.
00:20:35Nice pajamas.
00:20:39Leave me alone.
00:20:45Corinne, can I see you in my office, please?
00:20:47Okay.
00:21:03Go home and change.
00:21:07I thought you evicted me.
00:21:09Half of the office has already seen you like this.
00:21:11Don't you want to change?
00:21:17No.
00:21:43This is not a good idea.
00:21:45It's just not there yet.
00:21:47Have you guys seen Corinne yet?
00:21:49You mean since this morning?
00:21:51No.
00:21:53Hell, I'm professional.
00:21:59Corinne!
00:22:03Corinne?
00:22:15Corinne?
00:22:19Corinne?
00:22:21Hey, are you okay?
00:22:39Corinne.
00:22:41Mmm.
00:22:43Oh my god, you're burning up.
00:22:45Why?
00:22:47No, you have a fever.
00:22:49Stay here, I'll get some medicine.
00:22:59Hey, come on, take this.
00:23:01Come on.
00:23:03Okay.
00:23:05Why don't you sleep?
00:23:07I'm sorry.
00:23:09Just let me stay.
00:23:35Why am I naked?
00:23:43Um...
00:23:45So, um...
00:23:47Relax.
00:23:49I am familiar with the human body.
00:23:51I don't even have one of my own.
00:23:53But you want me to take this off
00:23:55so that we're even?
00:23:57No.
00:23:59No.
00:24:01No.
00:24:03You want me to take this off so that we're even?
00:24:05Yeah, no.
00:24:07I've seen enough of you, thank you very much.
00:24:09Let's just pretend that this
00:24:11never happened, alright?
00:24:15Are you feeling better?
00:24:17I think so.
00:24:19I'm starving.
00:24:21There's muffins on the counter.
00:24:27You got muffins?
00:24:29They were a gift from a client.
00:24:31Don't eat them all.
00:24:33Uh-huh.
00:24:39Who the hell are you?
00:24:41Who the hell are you?
00:24:43What are you doing in Andy's apartment?
00:24:45Are you the maid or something?
00:24:47Excuse you, I live here.
00:24:49And you haven't explained who you are yet.
00:24:51I'm Betty, Andy's fiancé.
00:24:57I'm Betty, Andy's fiancé.
00:24:59I'm Betty, Andy's fiancé.
00:25:01Uh, not my fiancé.
00:25:03Betty, just because our parents
00:25:05shook hands on it before we were born
00:25:07doesn't make it real.
00:25:09Now please, stop stalking me.
00:25:11Well, I wouldn't have to stalk you if you hadn't ghosted me.
00:25:13Oh damn, this apartment's even
00:25:15dingier than the last one.
00:25:17You ghosted her?
00:25:19Oh, that is so bad.
00:25:23You know, would you have preferred that I file a restraining order?
00:25:25Ooh, that is really bad too.
00:25:27God, I would just gut it now.
00:25:29Oh, you'd love that, wouldn't you?
00:25:31Oh, what, do you think you were his girlfriend
00:25:33or something?
00:25:37Well, actually, yes.
00:25:39What?
00:25:41Yes, and we are very happy.
00:25:45Well, I guess this apartment came with more than one downgrade.
00:25:47Excuse you.
00:25:49Come on, Andy.
00:25:51Stop playing hard to get. You know we belong together.
00:25:53No.
00:25:55Before I call the police. No, no, no.
00:25:57You're not serious. You're kidding me.
00:26:01I knew it was weird for the
00:26:03owner of an advertising agency
00:26:05to be in this apartment.
00:26:07How many girls are going to knock on our door, Andy?
00:26:13How many girls are going to be knocking on our door, Andy?
00:26:15Shut up.
00:26:17It's none of your business.
00:26:19My big shot roommate is a playboy
00:26:21with a trail of broken hearts.
00:26:23Lucky mine for the free entertainment.
00:26:33Mrs. Rhodes.
00:26:35It's a pleasure to have you here at Turntide.
00:26:37Who's your guest?
00:26:39Oh, Andrew.
00:26:41This is Mr. Carlton.
00:26:43Of the Carlton Group.
00:26:45The one and only.
00:26:47Mr. Carlton, would you mind
00:26:49if I had a word with Mrs. Rhodes?
00:26:51Melissa here will show you upstairs.
00:26:59What? Did I do something wrong?
00:27:01Why are you here? Again?
00:27:03To bring you another
00:27:05outstanding opportunity.
00:27:07Andy, Mr. Carlton
00:27:09can improve your standing immensely.
00:27:11Come on now.
00:27:13Mom, I have told you a million times.
00:27:15I want to make a name for myself.
00:27:17Stop meddling in my business.
00:27:19You know what?
00:27:21You are going to hear him out.
00:27:23Now let's not keep him waiting. Come on now.
00:27:39What are you looking for?
00:27:41I can't seem to find a file on the Braxton project.
00:27:45You know, I think Andy took that into his office.
00:27:47Okay.
00:27:51Somebody's about to get in trouble.
00:27:59Okay.
00:28:09Dad?
00:28:11Not now, but
00:28:13we're looking to expand in the next quarter.
00:28:15Please.
00:28:17So,
00:28:19what brings you here today?
00:28:21The Carlton Group. We are very interested
00:28:23in acquiring...
00:28:29Excuse me?
00:28:31Sorry.
00:28:33I stubbed my toe.
00:28:35Please continue.
00:28:37Well, like I was saying,
00:28:39I'm interested in acquiring TTM.
00:28:41Uh,
00:28:43I'm flattered,
00:28:45Mr. Carlton,
00:28:47but we're not looking to be bought anytime soon.
00:28:49I'm very proud of how far we've come
00:28:51as an independent startup,
00:28:53and I have plans to grow it further on my own.
00:28:55I think it's a brilliant idea.
00:28:57I mean, joining with the Carlton Group
00:28:59would give TurnTide the much-needed
00:29:01stability in this very competitive industry.
00:29:03Our identity
00:29:05as a young, contemporary brand
00:29:07distinguishes us in the marketplace.
00:29:09I'm not so sure that
00:29:11TurnTide would mesh well with the Carlton Group's
00:29:13long-standing traditions.
00:29:15Well, you would have to create a new identity, of course.
00:29:17I mean,
00:29:19you're an ad agency. That's your job, right?
00:29:21Your younger generation just
00:29:23doesn't appreciate the value
00:29:25of an established brand.
00:29:27And do you really want to
00:29:29go into competition with us?
00:29:31Mr. Rhodes, I think
00:29:33this is an opportunity of a lifetime.
00:29:35Thank you for the offer,
00:29:37Mr. Carlton, but I have to
00:29:39kindly refuse.
00:29:41Oh, Ed, you know how this generation is.
00:29:43Always changing their mind
00:29:45and so stubborn.
00:29:47But, you know, they always do
00:29:49come around.
00:29:51You have daughters, don't you?
00:29:53What is it?
00:29:55Chloe and Corrine, isn't it?
00:29:57I only have one daughter.
00:29:59Chloe.
00:30:07I only have one daughter.
00:30:09Chloe.
00:30:11Now you have a big pitch coming up
00:30:13with the Goldfield
00:30:15Beer Group next week.
00:30:17We're also bidding on that deal.
00:30:19You want to make a bet to see who wins?
00:30:21How do you know about that?
00:30:23That was supposed to be a private pitch.
00:30:25I'm a Carlton, and I have eyes
00:30:27everywhere.
00:30:29If you win the Carlton deal,
00:30:31I will hand you three of my
00:30:33hand-picked most valuable clients.
00:30:35But
00:30:37if I win,
00:30:39you sell me your company.
00:30:43Alright.
00:30:45Deal.
00:30:47Alright.
00:30:49Bam.
00:30:51I look forward to acquiring your company.
00:30:53Oh.
00:31:05Oh, my God.
00:31:07So sorry for the interruption.
00:31:11Well, I will see you later.
00:31:13No, no, no. What were you doing
00:31:15under my desk and in my office?
00:31:17I was just looking for a file, and I thought it would be
00:31:19in here. And then I heard you
00:31:21coming, and
00:31:23it just felt like the best idea.
00:31:25You sure it doesn't have anything to do with Ed Carlton?
00:31:29Well...
00:31:31Look, I may or may not have
00:31:33hit him with my bike three years ago, and I thought he was
00:31:35going to recognize me. Okay, well, that's actually
00:31:37really funny, but I'm not really in a laughing mood.
00:31:39You heard everything that just happened.
00:31:41You're making the right choice.
00:31:43I know it's risky, but
00:31:45this could be your only shot to save
00:31:47turn time.
00:31:49If you need
00:31:51any help, let me know.
00:31:57You deserve it.
00:31:59I do.
00:32:01Oh.
00:32:03Walk of shame?
00:32:13Hey.
00:32:15Congrats, man.
00:32:17What?
00:32:19She's a ten for sure. Don't blame you
00:32:21one bit for taking a bite of new hire.
00:32:23If you think I hired
00:32:25Corinne for anything other than her skill set,
00:32:27maybe you should go find somewhere else to work.
00:32:29Alright.
00:32:31Damn, man. Forget I said anything.
00:32:41Yeah, we can definitely do that.
00:32:43No, not a problem.
00:32:45We should be able to have it to you by tomorrow.
00:32:47I think if...
00:32:49Let me call you back.
00:32:51Bob. Vince.
00:32:53To what do I owe the pleasure?
00:32:55Your mother would like you at a fitting
00:32:57in your wedding suit.
00:32:59We're here to escort you.
00:33:01Well, that's not going to happen.
00:33:03I have a really busy schedule today.
00:33:05And also, I'm not getting married.
00:33:07Well, your mother is very insistent, Mr. Rhodes.
00:33:09Very.
00:33:11Did my dad send you?
00:33:15Hey! Let him go!
00:33:17Corinne, can we just...
00:33:19Whoa!
00:33:21You didn't need to do that!
00:33:23I have been seeing these creeps around, okay?
00:33:25To be safe, get pepper spray.
00:33:27Yeah, I'll look into that.
00:33:29Oh, I think you got some on my shirt.
00:33:31Oh, it's fine. I'll do laundry.
00:33:33Now?
00:33:35I can do laundry.
00:33:37I think.
00:33:51Oh!
00:34:17Oh, it burns!
00:34:19It burns.
00:34:37The other nail.
00:34:39Oh.
00:34:41This one.
00:34:46Ah!
00:34:48Come on.
00:34:56No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:34:59Spoon?
00:35:01Microwave?
00:35:03No.
00:35:05Here.
00:35:11Oh.
00:35:13Okay, whatever. My parents were paying the maids.
00:35:15They need to double it.
00:35:20Okay, wax or oil?
00:35:30Close enough.
00:35:40Hey!
00:35:43Did you cook?
00:35:45Yeah, and I used a recipe.
00:35:47Oh, and the best part is...
00:35:53I cleaned the floors!
00:35:55You what?
00:35:57I just wanted to say thank you
00:35:59for all of your help and, you know, getting me a job.
00:36:01And it's Saturday.
00:36:03So I cleaned the floors!
00:36:07Looks great in here.
00:36:09And it smells great, too.
00:36:11Let's get over here before it gets cold.
00:36:17Uh, what the hell did you clean the floors with?
00:36:19Uh, soap?
00:36:21Oh, and then I polished them with oil.
00:36:25Olive oil.
00:36:27I'm assuming that's not the right kind of oil?
00:36:29No.
00:36:31Not the right kind of oil.
00:36:33We are going to walk very, very slowly
00:36:35to the towel closet.
00:36:37Yeah?
00:36:40Okay, let's go.
00:36:42Come on, right here.
00:36:44Okay, well, move your foot.
00:36:46I get that, but what can I eat?
00:36:48Wait!
00:37:01Oh, my God.
00:37:03Are you okay?
00:37:10It smells good.
00:37:12It smells so good.
00:37:14It smells really great.
00:37:16I should...
00:37:18Brussels sprouts.
00:37:20I'll go get the donuts.
00:37:22Yeah, you do that.
00:37:28Okay, new house rule.
00:37:30No more chores without supervision.
00:37:32Hey, dinner was edible.
00:37:35Mm-hmm.
00:37:40Need a hand over there?
00:37:42No.
00:37:49I'm all powerful.
00:37:51Yeah, the bruise on my ass would say otherwise.
00:37:53But...
00:37:55Sure.
00:37:57I am really, really sorry about that.
00:37:59There's a lot I need to learn.
00:38:01Yeah.
00:38:03There's a lot that you do know.
00:38:05Yeah, like how to escape a wedding.
00:38:07I saw those heels.
00:38:09That could not have been easy.
00:38:14If you could be any animal,
00:38:16which one would you be?
00:38:18I'd be like a spider monkey.
00:38:20Okay, so which ones go?
00:38:22Jump, I don't know, X?
00:38:24X!
00:38:28You know, my mom taught my sister and I
00:38:30how to have perfect posture
00:38:32and impeccable taste.
00:38:34Actually.
00:38:36But...
00:38:38she didn't teach us anything useful.
00:38:40Like how to cook
00:38:42or clean or live independently.
00:38:44I mean, I never really liked
00:38:46those lessons anyway.
00:38:48I was always just questioning everything.
00:38:50My sister was really good at it, though.
00:38:52And then at some point, they just stopped trying.
00:38:54So you have a sister?
00:38:56Yeah.
00:38:58Older.
00:39:00She...
00:39:02She is
00:39:04the definition of golden child.
00:39:06Brilliant, beautiful,
00:39:08and most importantly,
00:39:10obese.
00:39:12Yeah, in my parents' eyes, I was always the
00:39:14disappointing, troublemaking
00:39:16younger sister who was only
00:39:18really good for one thing.
00:39:20Marriage.
00:39:24And hopefully to a guy who would just shut me up
00:39:26for good.
00:39:28Arranged marriage.
00:39:32You don't really seem that surprised.
00:39:34Uh, yeah.
00:39:36It happened to a friend of mine.
00:39:38Oh.
00:39:40Yeah.
00:39:42I only met him like once before the wedding.
00:39:44So weird.
00:39:46Well, you know what? I'm glad you ran away.
00:39:48Fuck him.
00:39:54Yeah?
00:39:56Okay, well, I haven't really brought much peace
00:39:58into your life.
00:40:00I'm not good at everything like my sister, okay?
00:40:02I don't pick up on things easily.
00:40:04You're smart, Corinne.
00:40:06Scary smart, sometimes.
00:40:10And I think that you just need to show them
00:40:12that you can live just as good of a life
00:40:14no, you know what? Hell, better.
00:40:16On your own terms.
00:40:18And you're not alone.
00:40:20Why are you looking at me like that?
00:40:22No, I'm sorry. I just...
00:40:24I just really want to kiss you.
00:40:50I'm sorry.
00:40:54No, no, no.
00:40:56Why?
00:41:00There better be something in your pocket.
00:41:02Ugh, what are you imagining?
00:41:04Oh, God.
00:41:10We should...
00:41:12do anything else.
00:41:14Okay.
00:41:16Yep.
00:41:18Was I snoring?
00:41:20You know, I'm gonna get some water.
00:41:22Okay.
00:41:24This apartment is depressing, you know that?
00:41:28The only thing you own is action figures
00:41:30and video games.
00:41:32That is the definition of delinquency.
00:41:34Excuse me?
00:41:36Look, we've lived in this apartment long enough, okay?
00:41:38Where's the decor?
00:41:40The books?
00:41:42The books?
00:41:44Who owns books? It's the 21st century.
00:41:46Who owns books?
00:41:48Every sensible adult in the world?
00:41:50Well, I, uh, didn't take you for a nerd, Corey.
00:41:52Okay, this is unacceptable.
00:41:54You need to read, Andy.
00:41:56How can you be the founder of a media company
00:41:58if you don't read?
00:42:00I listen to podcasts.
00:42:02Gross.
00:42:04I gotta go run some errands.
00:42:06I'll be home later.
00:42:08Okay, you can just do whatever you want.
00:42:10Unless you're asking me for permission.
00:42:12Okay.
00:42:18Did you forget your keys again?
00:42:26John?
00:42:32John?
00:42:34So this is where you're spending
00:42:36your little vacation?
00:42:38No, um...
00:42:40This is my home.
00:42:42Home? Very funny.
00:42:44This is merely a month-long tantrum
00:42:46befitting of a brat
00:42:48who is ungrateful as you.
00:42:50Well, I like it.
00:42:52When are you coming back?
00:42:54James did not like that stunt you pulled,
00:42:56and you embarrassed us all
00:42:58when you almost cost us
00:43:00our connection with the Prescotts.
00:43:02Luckily, James and his parents
00:43:04are willing to forgive.
00:43:06How did you find me?
00:43:08Oh, please.
00:43:10I hired a private investigator when you ran.
00:43:12I've known about this place for weeks.
00:43:14You cut me off completely
00:43:16just so you could secretly watch me suffer?
00:43:18No.
00:43:20This is my life now, okay?
00:43:22I have worked for it.
00:43:24Just leave me alone.
00:43:26Cutting you off was your punishment.
00:43:28It was to teach you a lesson,
00:43:30but apparently I guess it didn't.
00:43:32You are a Carl, too.
00:43:34Act like it.
00:43:36I am the CEO of our company
00:43:38while you
00:43:40are wasting our name.
00:43:42The least that you can do
00:43:44is accept your place
00:43:46as a dutiful wife.
00:43:48I am not some complacent little prize
00:43:50for your business partners.
00:43:52You know what?
00:43:54My boyfriend is coming home soon
00:43:56and he really doesn't like it
00:43:58when I'm upset.
00:44:00Boyfriend?
00:44:02What boyfriend?
00:44:04You don't know about him.
00:44:06Maybe you should get a new private investigator.
00:44:08Now get out!
00:44:10I regret this, little girl.
00:44:12Ugh!
00:44:32Andy?
00:44:34What are you doing here?
00:44:36I pass by this place every day.
00:44:38I just thought I'd
00:44:40pop in and see what all the hubbub's about.
00:44:42Aww.
00:44:44Did my comment get to you?
00:44:46We thought it was so sweet.
00:44:48No. No, I'm not buying anything.
00:44:50Huh.
00:44:52No.
00:44:54I am. Hold this.
00:44:58Classic.
00:45:02Little women?
00:45:04Are they like Tinkerbell?
00:45:06They are full-sized.
00:45:08You two are building quite the library there.
00:45:12You two are building quite the library there.
00:45:14Oh, we were just getting started.
00:45:16No kidding.
00:45:18Well, we just got a very special shipment in.
00:45:20A rare first edition
00:45:22of The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
00:45:24by Thomas H. Johnson.
00:45:26Which is widely regarded as the authoritative collection
00:45:28of her work.
00:45:30And only for $200.
00:45:32It's an opportunity you can't miss
00:45:34if you're a true collector.
00:45:36Johnson's Complete
00:45:38Emily Dickinson.
00:45:40It may be her first full collection of her work,
00:45:42but it is far from authoritative.
00:45:44I mean, Miller's has been regarded as the leading version
00:45:46among scholars for, well, years.
00:45:48And if I wanted to get a first edition Johnson,
00:45:50I could easily get it for $80.
00:45:52So before you sell me an outdated and overpriced book,
00:45:54maybe you should just think about whether or not
00:45:56I'm an idiot.
00:45:58Well then.
00:46:00Hmm.
00:46:02So.
00:46:04You can't do chores,
00:46:06but you're a literature expert.
00:46:08Ah!
00:46:10This one is my favorite!
00:46:12I've never heard of it.
00:46:14Oh!
00:46:16It is so juicy. High society affairs.
00:46:18Unrequited love.
00:46:20Plot twists.
00:46:22Oh, it is such a fun time.
00:46:24We have so many.
00:46:26Maybe next time.
00:46:30Bye.
00:46:50Could you help me send a postcard?
00:46:52Who's this?
00:46:54This?
00:46:56He is...
00:46:58My name is Prescott.
00:47:00Corinne's fiancé.
00:47:02And you are?
00:47:04Andy Rhodes.
00:47:06You have a fiancé?
00:47:08Okay. You are not my fiancé, James.
00:47:10And just quit telling people that.
00:47:12Just because you left me at the altar
00:47:14doesn't mean we won't get married eventually.
00:47:16Oh, you're that guy.
00:47:18Man, you know, you really can't take no for an answer.
00:47:20Yeah.
00:47:22Stay out of this.
00:47:24This is between me and her.
00:47:26She can make her own decisions.
00:47:28In fact, you know, why don't we ask her, Corinne?
00:47:30Did you change your mind?
00:47:32No. I didn't.
00:47:34Oh.
00:47:36There you have it.
00:47:38No means no.
00:47:40And she's here with me, so you can go on about your day.
00:47:44And she's here with me, so you can go on about your day.
00:47:46Okay, look, man.
00:47:48I don't know what you think.
00:47:50Okay, guys. We are in public.
00:47:52James, I don't even know you, okay?
00:47:54There is a lovely girl out there for you
00:47:56who is not me.
00:47:58There you go.
00:48:00Bye-bye now.
00:48:02Look, I don't know who this punk thinks he is,
00:48:04but this isn't over.
00:48:06I wonder what your father has to say about this.
00:48:08Come on.
00:48:12His hair is really shiny.
00:48:18Did you get oak in my coffee?
00:48:20I'll get us.
00:48:26Oh, my goodness!
00:48:28I've missed you so much.
00:48:30Ditto. Carlton just isn't the same without you.
00:48:34So, this is the new place, huh?
00:48:36Yeah. Turnpike Media.
00:48:38Oh, my God. Let me give you a tour.
00:48:40Yes.
00:48:42Ooh.
00:48:44Ooh.
00:48:50It's the storm cloud.
00:48:52Yeah, remember when I said I had a roommate?
00:48:54And now he's also my boss.
00:48:56But he's not normally like that.
00:48:58I wonder what happened.
00:49:00I think I might know.
00:49:02Someone published an expose on Turnpike Media.
00:49:04It's all over the news.
00:49:10Oh, no.
00:49:12This is really bad.
00:49:14Yeah, I better go. But dinner's here?
00:49:16Okay, yes, please.
00:49:18Good luck.
00:49:20Thanks.
00:49:24That's a good start to the morning.
00:49:26I'm literally sick to my stomach right now.
00:49:32What's going on?
00:49:34Didn't you hear?
00:49:36We're the new poster child for unethical advertising.
00:49:38Apparently, there was a recall
00:49:40about the worst product deal Andy ever did as CEO.
00:49:42Oh, shit.
00:49:44And the worst part, the Carlton Group boosted the article
00:49:46immediately and said,
00:49:48this is what happens when you let a bunch of money-hungry
00:49:50Gen Zers run an ad agency.
00:49:52They gotta be behind it.
00:49:54Didn't Ed Carlton just visit the office a week ago?
00:49:56Yeah.
00:49:58Can I see you all in the conference room?
00:50:00No.
00:50:02Okay.
00:50:04What's gonna happen?
00:50:06As some of you may know, malicious headlines
00:50:08have been circling around Turntide.
00:50:12Most of the report is false, but
00:50:14we do have some evidence of an internal data leak.
00:50:16We have a mole?
00:50:22We have a mole?
00:50:24Too soon to say.
00:50:26But I will get to the bottom of this.
00:50:28Well, if you ask me, everything was fine
00:50:30until a certain someone was hired.
00:50:32I guess the tabloids
00:50:34aren't the only one throwing around
00:50:36malicious accusations.
00:50:38I'm just putting together two and two.
00:50:40We didn't have a leak before you were hired.
00:50:42Enough.
00:50:44I didn't call this meeting so that people could point fingers at one another.
00:50:46The Goldfield pitch is coming up,
00:50:48and it is our top priority to secure this deal.
00:50:50If we can win them over, who knows,
00:50:52maybe we can regain the trust of some of our other clients.
00:50:54This pitch is life or death for Turntide.
00:50:56So I'm gonna be presenting it.
00:51:02So, mind you,
00:51:04I was fully naked when he drags me into the shower
00:51:06to show me his waterbending skills.
00:51:08But it was just water dripping down his fingers.
00:51:12Yeah, I was five.
00:51:14You know, I recall having to call 911
00:51:16to rescue you
00:51:18from a tree
00:51:20after your failed experiment with flying
00:51:22using helium balloons.
00:51:24I was levitating
00:51:26off the ground for a little bit.
00:51:28That's considered flying.
00:51:30He was.
00:51:34Shall we?
00:51:36Wait, Luke, where the hell are you guys going?
00:51:38You enjoy your night, bro.
00:51:44What the hell is happening?
00:51:46Okay, you really have to learn
00:51:48how to read a room.
00:51:50Their eyes have been glued to each other all night.
00:51:52Oh.
00:51:54Oh.
00:51:56Oh.
00:51:58Oh.
00:52:00Oh.
00:52:02Oh.
00:52:04Good for them.
00:52:08You're cute.
00:52:10Come on, waterbender.
00:52:12Let's go home.
00:52:14Come on.
00:52:20Well, I for one
00:52:22think Andy and Corrine would be great together.
00:52:24And not just because
00:52:26Andy introduced me to his best friend.
00:52:28Excuse me.
00:52:34Yeah, I'm really rooting for him, too.
00:52:36Just glad Corrine is doing well.
00:52:38She's been through so much in such a short time.
00:52:42What, Andy didn't tell you?
00:52:46What, Andy didn't tell you?
00:52:48She got disowned by her rich family.
00:52:50They're apparently a big deal.
00:52:52They wanted her to marry some big shot,
00:52:54but she didn't love him.
00:52:56She's never been on her own before,
00:52:58so she had to learn from scratch.
00:53:00Oh, wow.
00:53:02I had no idea.
00:53:08It's pretty funny, then, how she met Andy.
00:53:10You know?
00:53:12Like, it's ironic that she ran away
00:53:14from one rich guy straight
00:53:16into the arms of another.
00:53:18Her family would be thrilled
00:53:20if they ever took their heads out of their asses.
00:53:22Wait.
00:53:24Andy is rich?
00:53:26Yeah.
00:53:28Uh-huh.
00:53:30Haven't you heard of the Rhodes family?
00:53:32Oh, my God.
00:53:34Rhodes Hotels?
00:53:36I never even put it together.
00:53:38Yeah, he went on his own a couple years ago.
00:53:40He wanted to make a name for himself,
00:53:42pave his own way aside from his family,
00:53:44and, um,
00:53:46you and Corrine don't know anything about Andy.
00:53:48And you and Andy don't know about Corrine.
00:53:51Holy shit!
00:53:59Hey, girl.
00:54:01Okay, tell me everything.
00:54:07Basking in the afterglow?
00:54:09I don't kiss and tell.
00:54:11It was amazing. Ten out of ten.
00:54:13But before I give you details,
00:54:15there's something way more urgent I have to tell you.
00:54:17You're never going to guess what I heard last night.
00:54:19Uh, but, uh, you got a sec?
00:54:21Uh, yeah, sure.
00:54:23I could take a break.
00:54:25Okay, what?
00:54:27What is more important than your sex life?
00:54:29I heard one of the craziest things from Monica last night.
00:54:31Did you know
00:54:33Corrine comes from one of the wealthiest families in the country?
00:54:35What did you say?
00:54:37Corrine.
00:54:39Andy comes from a rich family.
00:54:41Rhodes Hotels.
00:54:43What?
00:54:45Dude, Corrine is, or was, I guess,
00:54:47Carlton.
00:54:49Why would she hide that?
00:54:51I don't know what to say.
00:55:07You're Carlton.
00:55:13You're Carlton.
00:55:15I'm Carlton's youngest daughter.
00:55:17Not that they would acknowledge it.
00:55:19You're Carlton. The same corporation that's been trying to buy me out
00:55:21and bad mouth me in the press.
00:55:23Are you the fucking mole?
00:55:25Is that why you showed up in this apartment in the first place?
00:55:27Do you really think that I would do that to you?
00:55:29After everything we've been through.
00:55:31You know me, Andy.
00:55:33You know that I have no loyalty to my family.
00:55:35I don't know. What do you mean?
00:55:37Why didn't you tell me that you come from a rich family too?
00:55:39How is that relevant right now?
00:55:41How is that relevant?
00:55:43You're accusing me of lying about my family
00:55:45yet you did the exact same thing.
00:55:47At least I have an excuse. What's yours?
00:55:49Were you cut off from your family too?
00:55:51No. No, I wasn't.
00:55:53Okay, well then why are you here?
00:55:55You don't even need to live a normal life.
00:55:57What are you just pretending for fun?
00:55:59I am not here for fun.
00:56:01I went out on my own to prove myself.
00:56:03Everybody just expected me to join the family business
00:56:05but I needed to make my own way in the world.
00:56:07Okay, well then why didn't you just tell me that, okay?
00:56:09Why don't you trust me?
00:56:11Because I thought that you could be a...
00:56:13Could be what?
00:56:15I thought that you could be after my money.
00:56:17I thought that you could be after my money.
00:56:21Okay, that came out...
00:56:23Yeah, it fucking did.
00:56:25First I'm a traitor and now I'm a gold digger.
00:56:27You know what? You are just a real class-ass, Andy.
00:56:29Oh, stop deflecting.
00:56:31You heard that from Mr. Colton
00:56:33while you were snooping around in my office, no less
00:56:35and you didn't say anything.
00:56:37I have every right to be angry.
00:56:39I lost everything because of it.
00:56:43Do you really think that I would turn around
00:56:45and just betray you like that?
00:56:49I opened up to you about everything
00:56:51and you just turn around
00:56:53and throw it in my face.
00:56:55I even told you that my parents were for my sister over me
00:56:57and you know how important it is
00:56:59for me to be treated as an equal
00:57:01and yet you still don't do it.
00:57:03When? When have I not treated you as an equal?
00:57:05You suspect your equal of ulterior motives
00:57:07so much so
00:57:09that you would accuse her of being the mole
00:57:13after living with her for weeks.
00:57:15It doesn't matter.
00:57:17I saw the door tamer fridge
00:57:19and Colton was standing right here in this apartment.
00:57:21Did you feed him information then?
00:57:29He was just trying to get me to come back.
00:57:31I have seen you lie, Corinne.
00:57:33It comes as easily to you as breathing.
00:57:35Ever since you showed up in this apartment
00:57:37you have caused me nothing but trouble
00:57:39and I swear, if you're the reason that my agency is in jeopardy
00:57:41I'm...
00:57:45That sounds like you already think I'm guilty.
00:57:47So be it.
00:57:59Oh, honey.
00:58:01I'll get the ice cream.
00:58:05Enjoy.
00:58:07Hi, welcome.
00:58:11Corinne.
00:58:15Why did you ask me here, James?
00:58:17Cutting right to the chase.
00:58:19Okay.
00:58:21Well, you see, I haven't quite given up
00:58:23on our future nuptials.
00:58:25Wait.
00:58:27You're going to want to hear what I have to say.
00:58:29Please.
00:58:31What could you possibly say to convince me
00:58:33to go along with this arrangement?
00:58:35Your boy toy is in recesses.
00:58:37Andy?
00:58:39I know.
00:58:41He's part of the Rhodes family. Big whoop.
00:58:43Not that, Corinne.
00:58:45He's engaged
00:58:47to this woman,
00:58:49Betty Kenden, 25.
00:58:51She's a childhood sweetheart of his.
00:58:53No, no, no. I met her.
00:58:55She's crazy.
00:58:57They've been engaged to be married since childhood.
00:58:59My source is correct, which,
00:59:01trust me, it is.
00:59:03The wedding is set for May.
00:59:05But you're wrong. Who's your source?
00:59:23Okay, you know what?
00:59:25You still haven't said what that has to do with you and I.
00:59:27So just get to the point.
00:59:29What is Corinne?
00:59:31I know you love him, but you can't have him.
00:59:33He belongs to Miss Kenden.
00:59:35This past month, with all of it,
00:59:37it's been fake. A dream.
00:59:39Fuck you.
00:59:41What I can offer you is real.
00:59:43Yeah, what's that?
00:59:45Security, a home, assurance that what you have
00:59:47won't disappear in an instant.
00:59:49You will be taken care of, forever.
00:59:51You will never have to worry or doubt ever again.
00:59:53Take some time.
00:59:55Think about it.
00:59:57I'll be waiting.
01:00:01Do you remember, Andy, how her Easter dress
01:00:03got so muddy
01:00:05that your parents had to cancel the press shoot?
01:00:07Oh, that was such a fun day,
01:00:09despite the looks on their faces.
01:00:11Oh, gosh.
01:00:13You know, you two
01:00:15made such a couple then, and now.
01:00:21Um, excuse me, I need to use the restroom.
01:00:23Mm.
01:00:25This place is just
01:00:27so lovely, isn't it?
01:00:29Sorry, I just need to send a quick message.
01:00:31Oh, no problem, dear.
01:00:43Such a lovely evening,
01:00:45isn't it? Yes.
01:00:49There he is.
01:00:53Fuck this.
01:01:01Fuck this.
01:01:05Excuse me.
01:01:11Is he taunting me?
01:01:13Is this psychological warfare?
01:01:15You know what, James is right.
01:01:17I really need to get myself out of this mess.
01:01:19Oh, my gosh.
01:01:23Corinne!
01:01:25What a coincidence.
01:01:27I was just having dinner with Andy and his mother.
01:01:29Would you like to join?
01:01:31Are you the one who texted me off of Andy's phone?
01:01:33Oh.
01:01:35Did you really think Andy wanted to talk things over
01:01:37and make up? How sad.
01:01:49I didn't expect to hear from you so soon.
01:01:51You're right.
01:01:53Imagine that. What will you do?
01:02:01You know what? I would like to propose a toast
01:02:03to Turntide
01:02:05and all the success that you've had, Andy.
01:02:07I am so
01:02:09proud of you.
01:02:11Cheers!
01:02:13Thanks, Mom. That means a lot.
01:02:15But I didn't propose this
01:02:17dinner to discuss work.
01:02:19I brought you here because
01:02:21we need to put this matter to bed.
01:02:23What's the matter?
01:02:25Betty and I's engagement.
01:02:27Listen, Mom, I know you and the Kambins have wanted
01:02:29this for my entire life.
01:02:31But just because you're telling people it's going to happen
01:02:33doesn't make it true. I'm a grown man now.
01:02:35I need to make my own decisions.
01:02:37Andy?
01:02:39You know what? I'm tired
01:02:41of this. I have been
01:02:43nothing but patient and understanding
01:02:45for years and all you do is reject me.
01:02:47I've been waiting for you my whole
01:02:49life. What does she have
01:02:51that I don't?
01:02:53Who is she?
01:02:55She is the woman Andy is living with.
01:02:57Andy, is that true?
01:03:01She's just a roommate and her name is Corinne.
01:03:03Betty, I can't marry you.
01:03:05And it's not because of her. It wouldn't be right.
01:03:07I'm sorry.
01:03:09Fix it.
01:03:11I'm going to call my parents.
01:03:13Andy?
01:03:15Just because you have
01:03:17a startup does not mean that you
01:03:19have life figured out. First you turned
01:03:21down the Carltons and now the
01:03:23Kambins? God.
01:03:25What are you doing?
01:03:27Are you trying to run your career into the ground, Andy?
01:03:29Partnerships
01:03:31shouldn't be bought.
01:03:33They should be earned. And I want to marry
01:03:35somebody I love, not somebody that I see business value in.
01:03:37You have known Betty
01:03:39your entire life and our family approves of her.
01:03:41And you stand the risk of
01:03:43insulting her family
01:03:45the longer you put off this marriage.
01:03:47Do you understand?
01:03:49If I can't marry somebody that I love,
01:03:51then I'll just walk away from it all.
01:03:53How dare you?
01:03:55Do you really
01:03:57think that I had a choice in who I married?
01:03:59Do you want the same for your child?
01:04:01You are young
01:04:03and I know what's best for you.
01:04:05And this is not over.
01:04:07And you will figure it out.
01:04:11Are you leaving?
01:04:13Yes.
01:04:15You can just keep the rest of my stuff
01:04:17or throw it away. I don't really care.
01:04:19Is this about the other night?
01:04:21I mean, can you blame me for suspecting you?
01:04:23Do you know what's really ironic?
01:04:25You accuse me of being this big mastermind
01:04:27and saying all this bullshit about me
01:04:29yet you are the one with the biggest secret of all.
01:04:31What the hell are you talking about?
01:04:33I'm not talking about you.
01:04:35I'm talking about you.
01:04:37I'm talking about you.
01:04:39You are the biggest secret of all.
01:04:41What the hell are you talking about?
01:04:43Enjoy married life.
01:04:45Oh, what?
01:04:47Cat got your tongue now?
01:04:49You know, I should have known that you were a player
01:04:51from the very beginning.
01:04:53Why are you even mad?
01:04:55We're just roommates.
01:04:57What does it matter to you?
01:04:59Just roommates.
01:05:01You know, that's low even for you, Andy.
01:05:03What?
01:05:05We had moments. The flirting.
01:05:07The kiss, for God's sake.
01:05:09Does none of that mean anything to you?
01:05:11We were drinking.
01:05:13Right. Got it.
01:05:15Where are you going?
01:05:17None of your business.
01:05:19Oh, you're going back to them, aren't you?
01:05:21To James?
01:05:23And I'm supposed to believe you're innocent now?
01:05:25I always was.
01:05:27If that's the case, then you're a coward.
01:05:29What?
01:05:31After all of the progress you've made,
01:05:33the life that you've built for yourself
01:05:35and you.
01:05:37We're just roommates, remember?
01:05:39Well, not anymore!
01:05:49Hmm, look who decided to show up.
01:05:51You look tired.
01:05:53I'm here.
01:06:06Mr. Fincher, Mr. Thompson,
01:06:08it's an honor to have you here today.
01:06:10We will be presenting our pitch for
01:06:12Goldfield Beer as a team.
01:06:14Here at Turntide,
01:06:16we aim to pinpoint the core
01:06:18that makes a product attractive to consumers
01:06:20and then elevate it into the public consciousness.
01:06:22Through meticulous research,
01:06:24we have found that the two words
01:06:26most commonly associated with Goldfield
01:06:28is summer
01:06:30and taste.
01:06:32Now, accompanied with visual and auditory cues,
01:06:35Goldfield Beer
01:06:37Goldfield Beer
01:06:39Goldfield Beer
01:06:41Goldfield Beer
01:06:43And that brings us to the slogan that will transform
01:06:45Goldfield's presence in the market.
01:06:47Goldfield.
01:06:49The taste of summer.
01:06:54Mr. Rhodes,
01:06:56you've certainly put a lot of effort into this.
01:06:58It's an impeccable presentation.
01:07:00Virtually flawless.
01:07:02We can see the quality
01:07:04that comes out of Turntide.
01:07:06That may also be your greatest weakness.
01:07:08On the surface, the ad is perfect,
01:07:10but it doesn't possess anything beyond that.
01:07:12The taste of summer,
01:07:14what does that even mean?
01:07:16I mean, it's
01:07:18soulless.
01:07:20Basic.
01:07:22We cannot sign off on this.
01:07:26We cannot sign off on this.
01:07:28Well, you know,
01:07:30you'd be surprised.
01:07:32As I mentioned, studies show that
01:07:34people are very receptive to summer themes.
01:07:36They produce neural responses
01:07:38akin to nostalgia.
01:07:40Ads like this are almost guaranteed
01:07:42to bring in higher year-end profits.
01:07:44It's a safe bet.
01:07:46You're well aware of the advantage of this
01:07:48type of marketing, Mr. Rhodes.
01:07:50Other beer brands have been using it for decades.
01:07:52Yeah, and we're not other beer brands.
01:07:54We didn't take the risk of coming
01:07:56to a new up-and-coming ad agency
01:07:58to get a boring,
01:08:00safe pitch.
01:08:02Um, well, you know,
01:08:04I can, uh...
01:08:06We've seen enough from you, Mr. Rhodes.
01:08:08Look, I don't want to have to give
01:08:10an ultimatum, but if you don't give us
01:08:12something impressive, like, right now,
01:08:14we're walking.
01:08:16Please, if you give us one more day,
01:08:18we can put together a presentation that is equally impressive.
01:08:20We don't want another presentation.
01:08:22We want a good idea.
01:08:26Miss...
01:08:28Corinne Carlton.
01:08:30Corinne Carlton?
01:08:32Isn't that, um...
01:08:34What are you doing?
01:08:36I could pitch.
01:08:40I could pitch.
01:08:42Well, then,
01:08:44go ahead.
01:08:48I recently had the misfortune of losing
01:08:50almost everything I had,
01:08:52and although it was my choice,
01:08:54it was still really hard.
01:08:56And most people think that when you're
01:08:58struggling, you're focused
01:09:00on the basics, getting a job,
01:09:02finding a safe place to live,
01:09:04affording food and necessities,
01:09:06and surviving.
01:09:08And for the most part, that is...
01:09:10That's true, but
01:09:12in the in-between moments,
01:09:14when everything is just hitting you,
01:09:16you're just looking for comfort,
01:09:18just about everywhere.
01:09:20You're looking for anything and everything
01:09:22to give you a sense of belonging that you used to have.
01:09:24And in one of those moments,
01:09:26someone gave me a Goldfield beer.
01:09:28I had a really hard time opening it.
01:09:30You know, weak hands.
01:09:38But I couldn't believe how
01:09:40something so simple
01:09:42could mean so much.
01:09:44It was just a beer, but...
01:09:46You know, this may not resonate,
01:09:48but I keep thinking about this quote
01:09:50that Ernest Hemingway wrote.
01:09:52I did not care what it was all about in life.
01:09:54You know, all I wanted to know
01:09:56was how to live in it.
01:09:58And if I found out how to live in it,
01:10:00then you learned from what
01:10:02it was all about.
01:10:04Goldfield. Live it.
01:10:06The sun also rises.
01:10:08You'd have no way of knowing this,
01:10:10young lady, but
01:10:12our CEO is very fond of Hemingway.
01:10:14If he were here right now,
01:10:16he'd be over the moon.
01:10:18I love our ad referencing a favorite.
01:10:24Well, I can throw together
01:10:26some mock-ups by the end of the week.
01:10:28Excellent.
01:10:30We look forward to seeing that.
01:10:32Miss Carlton, you have a bright future here.
01:10:36That means a lot.
01:10:48Mr. Thompson, Mr. Fincher,
01:10:50please wait.
01:10:52What more is there to discuss?
01:10:54We made ourselves very clear.
01:10:56I don't know if you know this,
01:10:58but my father is Neil Martin.
01:11:00Okay, and?
01:11:02He's the largest supplier of wheat
01:11:04on the West Coast.
01:11:06A connection with him would be
01:11:08very beneficial for Goldfield.
01:11:10If you go back in time,
01:11:12you'll see a lot of people
01:11:14who have a connection with him.
01:11:16If you go back in there
01:11:18and tell my boss you're turning down
01:11:20Turn Tide's pitch and go in with the Carlton Group,
01:11:22I can make that happen.
01:11:26If you had done
01:11:28any research into our company,
01:11:30Miss Martin, you'd know we produce our own wheat.
01:11:32Goldfield started as a farm.
01:11:34And does Mr. Rhodes
01:11:36know that you're trying to bribe us
01:11:38on behalf of another company?
01:11:40How about
01:11:42if you do it,
01:11:44I'll give you a night you won't forget.
01:11:46Both of you.
01:11:52Mr. Rhodes,
01:11:54you need to control your people.
01:11:56Never in my entire career
01:11:58have I experienced something so unprofessional.
01:12:00Is this your corporate culture?
01:12:02Absolutely not.
01:12:04And this is no longer an employee of Turn Tide.
01:12:06My sincerest apologies to both of you,
01:12:08and we will make up for this violation tenfold.
01:12:10If you can come through
01:12:12like your all-star associate
01:12:14promised,
01:12:16maybe we can forget about this.
01:12:24Mr. Rhodes, please.
01:12:26What the fuck were you thinking?
01:12:28I've worked my ass off
01:12:30for this company.
01:12:32I was here when it was nothing.
01:12:34I should have been made a partner ages ago,
01:12:36but you never even considered it.
01:12:38Ed Carlton offered me an executive role
01:12:40just for doing a small favor.
01:12:42So you betrayed us?
01:12:44Put the entire agency in jeopardy.
01:12:46If Corinne hadn't saved us back there...
01:12:48Please!
01:12:50I could have done the same thing.
01:12:52Pack your things. You're fired.
01:13:10You're fired.
01:13:26We don't have a bottle.
01:13:40Not one gesture of yours
01:13:42shall I, could I, ever forget.
01:13:50He read it.
01:14:00Mr. Carlton.
01:14:02Figured you would show up at some point.
01:14:04Come to hand over your clients to me?
01:14:06Enjoy them while you have them.
01:14:08I'm sure they'll come crawling back soon.
01:14:10Do you know who won the deal for us?
01:14:12Corinne.
01:14:14Your daughter.
01:14:16Seems like you lost your biggest asset
01:14:18when you cut her off from the family.
01:14:20Corinne? How?
01:14:22I have a deal for you, Ed.
01:14:24What?
01:14:26I will give you back these clients,
01:14:28but you have to give up something else.
01:14:30Then that would be...
01:14:32Corinne. Relinquish your control
01:14:34and let her live her own life on her own terms.
01:14:36Stay out of her life for good.
01:14:42Stay out of her life for good.
01:14:44Deal.
01:14:56Betty, we need to talk about the wedding.
01:15:02Hey, Melissa.
01:15:04Have you seen Andy? I just really need to talk to him.
01:15:06No, he's not in yet.
01:15:08But did you hear what happened?
01:15:10No, what happened?
01:15:12Andy fired Lilia.
01:15:14Apparently she's the Carlton mole.
01:15:16It got really intense, so he sent her packing.
01:15:20It was epic.
01:15:22And also super hot.
01:15:24What? How did I miss this?
01:15:26You were still in the meeting room.
01:15:28I was the only witness.
01:15:30Perks of being HR.
01:15:32Okay, do you know where he is?
01:15:34That's the craziest part.
01:15:36He is at the courthouse downtown.
01:15:38What?
01:15:40He's getting married.
01:15:52Andy?
01:15:58I'm so sorry. I thought...
01:16:02Corinne?
01:16:06Corinne?
01:16:10Someone told me that you were at the courthouse.
01:16:12Are you here to heroically stop Myrene's marriage?
01:16:16You don't belong with Betty, okay?
01:16:18You just don't.
01:16:20You've worked so hard and you deserve to be with somebody that loves you.
01:16:22Like everything about you.
01:16:24Maybe Betty does, but you know what? I really don't think so.
01:16:26She's kind of a bitch.
01:16:28Sorry, I'm getting kind of sidetracked.
01:16:30Do not laugh at me, okay?
01:16:32I am trying to give a speech.
01:16:34You, um...
01:16:36You deserve to pick your own path.
01:16:38Whatever that is.
01:16:40And you know, I've always kind of really admired that about you.
01:16:44Don't go through with it.
01:16:46If I can call off my wedding, then so can you.
01:16:48Are you done?
01:16:50Yes.
01:16:52I'm not marrying Betty.
01:16:56I'm not marrying Betty.
01:17:00Hey, Betty.
01:17:02Can we talk about the marriage?
01:17:04Andy, can't you just be happy with me?
01:17:06Our mothers are so intent on the marriage,
01:17:08they've decided to forego the wedding altogether
01:17:10and just get it over with in a courthouse.
01:17:12Isn't that enough for you?
01:17:14You need to stand up to them with me.
01:17:16This whole time you've been perfectly obedient,
01:17:18this will not be over until you say no too.
01:17:20It's not just obedience, Andy.
01:17:22I've loved you since we were kids.
01:17:24You don't love me.
01:17:26You don't even know what love is.
01:17:28I was never going to marry Betty
01:17:30contrary to popular belief.
01:17:32Oh, just like I was never the mole
01:17:34contrary to popular belief.
01:17:36So is this where I get to say I told you so?
01:17:40I may or may not have made some assumptions.
01:17:42Understatement of the year.
01:17:44And reacted without solid evidence.
01:17:46I'm sorry for not trusting you, Corey.
01:17:50Nothing that I said to you was true.
01:17:52You haven't made my life any worse.
01:17:54In fact, you have made it a hell of a lot better.
01:17:58If you can call it even.
01:18:02Sure.
01:18:04So,
01:18:06what is Mr. Rose
01:18:08going to do now?
01:18:10Well, I actually have a
01:18:12very busy evening moving my roommate in.
01:18:14Oh!
01:18:16It's going to be a workout too.
01:18:18She has a shit ton of books.
01:18:20But I love her anyways.
01:18:22No question.
01:18:24If it had been me at the altar, would you have ran?
01:18:26Well, we'll just have to see.
01:18:28I'm going to need some insurance.
01:18:30Oh, shut up and kiss me.