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Are we on?

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Hello.

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When? Thank you.

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Yes. I'll tell him.

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Sir.

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He's gone.

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Contact family members…

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the various corporate boards…

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and business interests.

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Yes, sir.

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Sir, I—

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I am so sorry
for your loss.

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Am I speakin'
to a Theophilus Hamilton of Birmingham?

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Sir? Yes, sir. This is he.

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Name's Howard Stevens.
You can call me Red.

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I need a lawyer for a few
business ideas I have…

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a few still
in the dream stage.

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Though the skies may weep…

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the Bible assures us that
precious in the sight of the Lord…

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is the death of his saints.

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I wonder who the old man
negotiated with for the rain.

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Well, it's a sure bet
he's laughin'…

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watchin' us get soaked.

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Yeah, well,
now it's his turn.

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There's not a person here
whose life, in some way…

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has not been touched
by Howard “Red” Stevens.

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Red often quoted
Malcolm Muggeridge…

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saying that, “Every happening,
great or small…

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”is a parable by which
God speaks to us…

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and the art of life
is to get the message.”

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May the message of Red Stevens
continue in the hearts of those he leaves behind.

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–What are you doing? You're gonna get all wet.
–Bill.

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Even though Dad moved his corporate offices
from Texas many years ago…

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for tax reasons…

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he always said he wanted
to be buried under Texas soil.

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Is that him?

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That's him.

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Mom.

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–You're late.
–For what?

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Give me some of that!

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Settle down over there.

42
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Good morning.

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Before we start,
I'd like to say how much Red…

44
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meant to me personally.

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As you know, we started out
as business partners…

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and we ended up
as friends.

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I am deeply grieved
by his passing.

48
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Yes, well, that's very nice.

49
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Now, may we proceed?

50
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Red's will
is in his own words…

51
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still, every bit
as legal and binding—

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Blah, blah, blah.

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“And, so,
my eldest son, Bill…

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I leave my company,
Panhandle Oil and Gas.”

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Currently worth $600 million.

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“However, Bill, since you had
zero interest in my company while I was alive…

57
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”I don't imagine that will
change much after my death.

58
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Therefore, the board
will maintain control.”

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Excuse me, but my client would like
to explore all of his options.

60
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Your client
has no more options.

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One of those instructions
Mr Hamilton skipped over…

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is Red's desire that each of you vacate
after receiving your portion of the estate.

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–As in, leave the room.
–What the— She can't talk to me like that.

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–Well, do something.
–You can go now, Mr Stevens.

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–What— All right. Fine. Fine.
–We should really go.

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I have never been so humiliated.

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Did you see that old man
talking' to me that way?

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And you guys just sat there
and said absolutely nothin'.

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That's it?

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–A cow farm?
–A 10,000-acre cow farm.

71
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Well, what's that worth anyway?

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Ruth, come on.
Come here.

73
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What exactly do we get?

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A place for you
to take your mistress.

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Come on, Ruth.
Let me explain.

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–I want to see everything! Full disclosure.
–Come on, Jack. Let's go.

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–Good day, Mr Stevens.
–You said you had a strategy!

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–This is a long way from over.
–You said it was a slam dunk!

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–“To Sarah, widow of my late son,
Jay Howard Stevens…

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”I am truly sorry
for the events of the past.

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”Please know that Jay‘s death
represents the greatest tragedy…

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”I have ever experienced.

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”I leave you control of my Myers Park estate
where you now reside…

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”and a managed trust for expenses as long as you live.”
–There we go.

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“Since your choice
of male companionship is vast and varied…

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the deed and title for the house
will remain under the control of my trustees.”

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–Good day, Mr Hamilton.
–Good day.

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It's amazing just how far
the fruit can fall from the tree.

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And still roll
a great distance.

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Nice of you to show up.

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You're in time for nothin'.

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Let's go.

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Jason.

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How do you know
my name?

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It's my business to know everyone
named in your grandfather's will.

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Let's cut the b.s., 'cause
I know what he left me— nothing.

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Walk away— you'll never know,
will you?

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Jason?

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So, what's in the box?

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Your inheritance.

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Have a seat.

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Does the box or the seal appear to have been
tampered with in any way?

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No.

104
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Then therefore
witness this day…

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that I am
breaking the seal…

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affixed in my presence
by Red himself.

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–Miss Hastings.
–Yes, sir.

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–Are we on?
–Yes, we are.

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Mmm. Well, then,
If you're watching this…

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I must be dead.

111
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That's a strange concept.

112
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How was my funeral?
Well attended?

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I hope it rained.

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Hamilton, Miss Hastings…

115
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I hope you're having
a better day than I am.

116
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If you've just been
with my family, I doubt it.

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Jason, I made a lot
Of mistakes with our family…

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but you're the one
I think I hurt the most.

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The only way I can make it up to you
is to not give you anything.

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I knew it.

121
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What I mean by that is that
I'm not giving you anything just yet.

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So sit back down there.

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I've been thinking about this
for a long time.

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How can I give you something and not have it
ruin you like your uncles and aunts?

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Even some of their kids.

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So I want to give you a gift—
a series of gifts…

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leading up to, well…

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I wanna call it
“the ultimate gift.”

129
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Now, you fail in anyway,
it's over.

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You get nothing.

131
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And everything you do
must be to Mr Hamilton's satisfaction.

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You might wanna make friends with him
sooner than later.

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This is a voice-activated
Conversay.

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It allows two-way communication
between our office and you.

135
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And you can also replay
Red's messages on it if you need to.

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–Sir.
–Ah, good.

137
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There's a flight to Houston
tomorrow at 7:00 a. m.

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As in morning, 7:00am?

139
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Yes. That 7:00 a. m.

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–For what?
–You have until then to accept.

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–Why do I have to go?
–You'll find out when you get there.

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–This is whacked.
–You might wanna rethink that.

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What could he possibly give me
that he hasn't already taken away?

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Huh? Screw him.
Screw both of you.

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Well.

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How was your day?

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I'm not sure.

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What do you mean?

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My grandfather may have
left me something.

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–Yeah?
–I'm just trying to figure it out.

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–You mean it's not cash?
–I don't know.

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Don't know?

153
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If l want to play into his little power trip,
I gotta go pick it up.

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–Where?
–Texas.

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–Yech.
–You know what? I'm not going.

156
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Well, aren't you
at least curious?

157
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What if it's… gold?

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He ruined my life.

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My best revenge
is to just…

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ignore him.

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Besides,
I've got a trust fund.

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Worst-case scenario—
I'll live off my mom.

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I don't need his money.

164
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Yeah, but one can always use
some extra walking-around money.

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Not if I have
to sell my soul.

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But, if you had to, at least try to get
as much out of him as you can.

167
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My gosh. What if you actually
had to get a job sometime?

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Police escort— sorta.

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Uh, ladies and gentlemen…

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from the flight deck, we have a very full flight
to Houston this morning.

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Uh, excuse me, sir.

172
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Can I- Can I see
your boarding pass again?

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Thank you.

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Yeah. See, this is, uh—
I'm sorry. This is for coach.

175
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Nah. That's impossible.

176
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–No. It's, uh, 32B.
–Well, change it.

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We can't— Please.

178
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We can't— No.
Thanks a lot.

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We can't change it.
It's a “Q” fare. You can't upgrade.

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–So, can we—
–Do you have any idea who I am?

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I- I know exactly
who you are.

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You're the guy in Seat 32B. Here we go.

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Conversay to Jason Stevens.

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Hello, Jason.

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What is this, one of those things
Aunt Martha had to wear?

186
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I see you're at the, uh,
Houston airport.

187
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Uh, Baggage Claim.

188
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You got a problem?

189
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You don't look like you've worked
a day in your life.

190
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Great.
The Amazing Kreskin.

191
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I'm don't know what I'm supposed to be doing,
because no one's been—

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00:14:01,355 --> 00:14:04,222
Hey! Hey!

193
00:14:05,393 --> 00:14:08,760
I'm Gus.
I'm your ride. Get in.

194
00:14:20,573 --> 00:14:23,002
I'm sorry about
your grandfather's passin'.

195
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He and I go way back.

196
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He was some man.
He loved to work.

197
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The man just loved
hard work.

198
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Right. Mind if I smoke?

199
00:14:36,022 --> 00:14:38,286
Ah, it's a free country.

200
00:14:40,760 --> 00:14:43,189
Can you stop
at the next convenience store?

201
00:14:43,229 --> 00:14:46,198
–Convenience store?
–Please.

202
00:14:46,266 --> 00:14:49,632
The last store was
about 50 miles back.

203
00:14:49,701 --> 00:14:53,535
We've been on my property
for the last 30 minutes or so.

204
00:14:58,177 --> 00:15:00,339
Well, seein' as how
you're Red's grandson…

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00:15:00,379 --> 00:15:03,644
you'll stay in the main house
with us.

206
00:15:03,715 --> 00:15:07,546
I know it ain't much.
The little lady just wanted a modest place.

207
00:15:07,586 --> 00:15:11,579
Dinner's in an hour.
Breakfast at 5:00.

208
00:15:11,657 --> 00:15:14,091
Uh, Gus?

209
00:15:14,159 --> 00:15:18,255
–Aren't you forgetting something?
–I don't think so. Shoot.

210
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The gift.

211
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So this is hell.

212
00:16:10,013 --> 00:16:13,244
Hey, city boy.
Breakfast is over.

213
00:16:13,316 --> 00:16:16,550
Don't you have some kind
of gizmo to wake you up?

214
00:16:17,287 --> 00:16:20,188
Beat it.

215
00:16:32,735 --> 00:16:36,398
–Good morning.
–What is your problem!

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00:16:47,983 --> 00:16:51,282
Time to get to work.
The sun'll be up soon.

217
00:16:51,353 --> 00:16:55,482
Man Speaking Spanish ]
–Let's go!

218
00:16:58,259 --> 00:17:00,288
Your granddad and I
started out together…

219
00:17:00,328 --> 00:17:03,320
wild cattin' oil wells
down in Louisiana.

220
00:17:03,398 --> 00:17:05,460
Made some money.
We each bought cattle spreads…

221
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as a hedge against
the oil runnin' out.

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00:17:08,503 --> 00:17:10,630
Of course,
he really made it.

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00:17:10,705 --> 00:17:14,599
–Nice to own your own little piece of Texas, right?
–Right.

224
00:17:41,635 --> 00:17:43,569
Just from there—

225
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eight feet
from the center.

226
00:17:46,139 --> 00:17:48,130
What?

227
00:17:48,208 --> 00:17:51,006
Lunch will be sent
'round about 11:00.

228
00:17:54,480 --> 00:17:56,509
Well, how far
am I supposed to go?

229
00:17:56,549 --> 00:17:58,483
Don't worry.

230
00:17:58,551 --> 00:18:01,983
You'll run out of posts
before you run out of Texas.

231
00:18:02,521 --> 00:18:06,283
I wish I had a dollar
for every fence post I've ever set.

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00:18:07,093 --> 00:18:09,027
Matter of fact, I do.

233
00:19:14,858 --> 00:19:16,758
Hey.

234
00:19:20,130 --> 00:19:22,997
What do you think?

235
00:19:30,073 --> 00:19:32,507
No! Hey!

236
00:19:32,575 --> 00:19:37,274
Aw! Come on, man!

237
00:19:37,480 --> 00:19:40,009
So, I'm dying to know. What did you get?

238
00:19:40,049 --> 00:19:43,143
Uh, it's complicated,
but it involves land…

239
00:19:43,219 --> 00:19:45,915
building materials
and slave labor.

240
00:19:45,988 --> 00:19:47,984
They're giving you
a shopping mall?

241
00:19:48,024 --> 00:19:50,686
Not exactly.

242
00:19:50,760 --> 00:19:53,856
So it must be the land, right?
They're giving that to you?

243
00:19:53,896 --> 00:19:58,160
–Uh, land's got a lot to do with it, yeah.
–You don't sound too sure.

244
00:19:58,200 --> 00:20:02,466
Well, whatever it is, I gotta survive
this geriatric cowboy…

245
00:20:02,537 --> 00:20:06,598
until he gives it to me
or when I get back or—

246
00:20:09,111 --> 00:20:11,045
or when I'm finished.

247
00:20:11,113 --> 00:20:13,047
Finish what?

248
00:20:13,115 --> 00:20:15,544
You know what?
Let me get back to you, okay?

249
00:20:15,584 --> 00:20:18,018
Jason, what are you—

250
00:20:19,287 --> 00:20:21,619
So that's it.

251
00:21:40,632 --> 00:21:42,566
Yeah.

252
00:22:07,525 --> 00:22:09,959
Let's go.

253
00:22:10,027 --> 00:22:12,018
I'm not done.

254
00:22:13,264 --> 00:22:15,255
Work's never done
on a ranch.

255
00:22:31,681 --> 00:22:33,672
All right. Whatever.

256
00:23:02,544 --> 00:23:06,275
You know, you do any work
like you just did…

257
00:23:06,348 --> 00:23:08,908
you can do anything.

258
00:23:19,962 --> 00:23:22,590
Now, aren't you
forgettin' something?

259
00:23:22,665 --> 00:23:26,465
–I don't think so. Shoot.
–The gift.

260
00:23:26,535 --> 00:23:29,367
I came here to pick up a gift.
Remember?

261
00:23:35,710 --> 00:23:38,201
That was the gift?

262
00:23:38,279 --> 00:23:40,543
I do manual labor
for a month…

263
00:23:40,615 --> 00:23:44,381
and you're trying to tell me
it was a favor— to me.

264
00:23:44,452 --> 00:23:46,818
–The gift of work.
–Wow.

265
00:23:46,888 --> 00:23:49,220
–Congratulations.
–Look, Hamilton.

266
00:23:49,290 --> 00:23:53,052
Just tell me what
my total inheritance is. I'm over this.

267
00:23:54,829 --> 00:23:57,403
Where are you going?
Where is he going?

268
00:23:57,432 --> 00:23:59,459
Can you tell him
to come back, please?

269
00:23:59,499 --> 00:24:02,491
Mr Hamilton.
Mr Hamilton.

270
00:24:02,569 --> 00:24:05,060
Hey.

271
00:24:05,138 --> 00:24:07,197
Mr Hamilton, sir.
Please.

272
00:24:09,543 --> 00:24:13,307
I think it's only fair I know the amount
of money we're dealing with here. Don't you?

273
00:24:13,347 --> 00:24:15,281
I've been gone for a month.

274
00:24:15,349 --> 00:24:18,546
Just tell me—
What do I have to do? What is it?

275
00:24:18,618 --> 00:24:21,587
Red said,
“a series of gifts.”

276
00:24:21,655 --> 00:24:24,089
But let me add
a personal note.

277
00:24:24,157 --> 00:24:27,024
I, too, think
this is a waste of time.

278
00:24:27,094 --> 00:24:30,790
But it will end shortly,
because you are going to fail.

279
00:24:30,863 --> 00:24:33,991
I expect you to fail
and to fail miserably.

280
00:24:34,066 --> 00:24:36,128
Now, if you do want
to continue…

281
00:24:36,168 --> 00:24:38,742
make an appointment
with Miss Hastings.

282
00:24:40,873 --> 00:24:44,309
Okay. Look. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Mr Hamilton.

283
00:24:46,879 --> 00:24:50,710
I've been acting like a moron
about this whole thing, and I'm sorry.

284
00:24:50,750 --> 00:24:54,246
And now I- I see exactly
what you and Red have in store for me…

285
00:24:54,286 --> 00:24:56,926
and I think
it's exceedingly beneficial.

286
00:24:58,124 --> 00:25:00,114
So, what's the next gift?

287
00:25:01,860 --> 00:25:03,794
You'll know.

288
00:25:21,579 --> 00:25:23,513
Howdy.

289
00:25:37,561 --> 00:25:40,997
Wait! Wait!

290
00:25:41,065 --> 00:25:43,761
That's an $8,000
paint job!

291
00:25:47,938 --> 00:25:50,534
You don't begin to live
until you've lost everything.

292
00:25:50,574 --> 00:25:53,070
Heck, I've lost everything
three or four times.

293
00:25:53,110 --> 00:25:55,704
It's the perfect place
to start.

294
00:25:55,779 --> 00:25:58,043
Now, for most
of your adult life…

295
00:25:58,115 --> 00:26:00,491
you have been
the life of the party…

296
00:26:00,517 --> 00:26:03,917
and an easy touch
for a lot of weak hangers-on.

297
00:26:03,986 --> 00:26:06,682
Now let's see who
your real friends are.

298
00:26:09,158 --> 00:26:12,822
I was at your funeral, and there wasn't
a single person there…

299
00:26:12,862 --> 00:26:17,193
who wasn't on your payroll or didn't
have something to gain from your death.

300
00:26:17,233 --> 00:26:19,895
What exactly is he
asking me to do?

301
00:26:19,969 --> 00:26:23,269
He wants you to come back
at the end of the month…

302
00:26:23,339 --> 00:26:25,466
with one true friend.

303
00:26:32,114 --> 00:26:35,481
Thank you.

304
00:26:37,519 --> 00:26:41,421
–And how were the lobster tails?
–It was fine, thanks.

305
00:26:41,490 --> 00:26:43,932
The lady was enjoying
the Montrachet.

306
00:26:48,663 --> 00:26:50,893
And sir, the Margaux.

307
00:26:50,966 --> 00:26:52,894
I hope it met
your expectations.

308
00:26:52,934 --> 00:26:55,095
It was terrific.
Thank you.

309
00:26:55,170 --> 00:26:59,834
We don't get too many requests
for the '78.

310
00:26:59,908 --> 00:27:02,943
It's a bit too pricey
for some of our patrons.

311
00:27:06,981 --> 00:27:09,291
I'll just leave this
with you then.

312
00:27:13,220 --> 00:27:16,781
Caitlin, where do you
see our relationship?

313
00:27:18,125 --> 00:27:22,118
–What are you asking me, Jason Stevens?
–Just thinking.

314
00:27:22,196 --> 00:27:24,994
How long have we
been going out?

315
00:27:25,065 --> 00:27:27,829
Uh, an appropriate
amount of time.

316
00:27:27,902 --> 00:27:30,231
–Long enough.
–See? My thoughts exactly.

317
00:27:30,271 --> 00:27:34,900
I was thinking that maybe
it's time to take us… more seriously.

318
00:27:34,974 --> 00:27:36,737
Yes?

319
00:27:36,809 --> 00:27:39,739
But there's something
I want to ask you first.

320
00:27:39,779 --> 00:27:43,643
Jason, if you're talking about a prenup,
isn't that sort of passé?

321
00:27:43,683 --> 00:27:46,379
Well, see, I'm in—
I was thinking—

322
00:27:46,452 --> 00:27:48,784
Excuse me, sir.

323
00:27:48,855 --> 00:27:51,384
The charge card company
declined the charge.

324
00:27:51,424 --> 00:27:55,188
That's impossible. I don't have a credit limit.
Just run it through again.

325
00:27:55,228 --> 00:27:58,686
It's always our practice
to run it through again…

326
00:27:58,765 --> 00:28:00,756
but they declined.

327
00:28:03,502 --> 00:28:05,436
Okay.

328
00:28:05,504 --> 00:28:08,564
So, I was thinking, um…

329
00:28:08,640 --> 00:28:12,804
well, maybe, it'd be a good time
for me to move in with you.

330
00:28:12,878 --> 00:28:16,775
Uh, you move in with me?
Why? Half my wardrobe's at your penthouse.

331
00:28:16,815 --> 00:28:20,679
Just for a change of scenery.
Besides, I'm remodeling my place.

332
00:28:20,719 --> 00:28:24,383
A remodel? But— Who's your designer?
I know everyone in town.

333
00:28:24,423 --> 00:28:27,324
I should've said
I'm beginning to remodel.

334
00:28:27,392 --> 00:28:30,362
I've only really started
with the demolition.

335
00:28:31,663 --> 00:28:35,063
I'm sorry, sir.
Your bank is on the line.

336
00:28:35,132 --> 00:28:37,195
They'd really like
to speak with you. I must insist.

337
00:28:37,235 --> 00:28:39,363
Look, guys. I'm having
a little bit of a setback.

338
00:28:39,403 --> 00:28:42,307
It's nothing that can't be fixed.
All right?

339
00:28:45,509 --> 00:28:49,969
Sweetie, I'm switching accounts right now…

340
00:28:50,047 --> 00:28:53,107
and I'm…
temporarily out of money.

341
00:28:53,184 --> 00:28:55,692
Is there a way
you could pay for this?

342
00:29:02,126 --> 00:29:04,787
Jason, you're, um—

343
00:29:06,429 --> 00:29:08,420
You're, uh…

344
00:29:10,734 --> 00:29:13,328
asking me
to pay the bill?

345
00:29:13,403 --> 00:29:16,236
It's—

346
00:29:24,447 --> 00:29:25,447
You owe me.

347
00:29:26,516 --> 00:29:29,144
What?

348
00:29:29,219 --> 00:29:31,551
Yo, dude,
I'm rollin' over.

349
00:29:31,621 --> 00:29:33,555
What do you mean
I can't?

350
00:29:33,623 --> 00:29:37,058
I have been there for you
countless times.

351
00:29:37,126 --> 00:29:39,388
You owe me. That's it.
Bottom line.

352
00:29:39,428 --> 00:29:41,724
Who was the one who loaned you
10 grand last year?

353
00:29:41,764 --> 00:29:44,360
I could come up with a better excuse
when I was 12 years old.

354
00:29:44,400 --> 00:29:47,463
All I need is a place to sleep.
I don't get what the problem is.

355
00:29:47,503 --> 00:29:50,232
You can let me spend the night.
One night. Hello?

356
00:29:50,272 --> 00:29:52,801
Sorry. Your service has been disconnected.

357
00:29:52,841 --> 00:29:56,339
–Can I help you? Yeah, shut up.
–No. Nothing, thanks.

358
00:30:05,953 --> 00:30:07,887
Jason.

359
00:30:07,955 --> 00:30:10,082
Um— Uh,
what a surprise.

360
00:30:10,158 --> 00:30:14,622
–Mom, you're never gonna believe this.
–I'm afraid I can't let you in.

361
00:30:14,662 --> 00:30:17,058
I'm having a bit of a situation.
I need some help.

362
00:30:17,098 --> 00:30:21,062
–I need to borrow some money.
–Of course you do. Everyone needs money.

363
00:30:21,102 --> 00:30:23,332
Uh—

364
00:30:23,404 --> 00:30:26,771
Didn't your grandfather
leave you anything?

365
00:30:26,841 --> 00:30:29,137
What are you talking about?
He hated me.

366
00:30:29,177 --> 00:30:31,145
Jason, he did not.

367
00:30:31,212 --> 00:30:35,610
He didn't come around much, but, uh,
I always thought it was because of me.

368
00:30:35,650 --> 00:30:37,811
It doesn't matter.
Do you have any extra spending cash?

369
00:30:37,851 --> 00:30:40,979
I would love
to help you.

370
00:30:41,054 --> 00:30:43,420
–But I can't.
–You can't?

371
00:30:43,490 --> 00:30:46,553
They told me specifically that you would be
comin' around for money…

372
00:30:46,593 --> 00:30:48,622
and that I was not
to give you anything.

373
00:30:48,662 --> 00:30:51,658
But I'm your son, Mom.
That's what you're supposed to do.

374
00:30:51,698 --> 00:30:54,360
If l violate
their instructions…

375
00:30:54,434 --> 00:30:57,801
I am out everything—
everything.

376
00:30:57,871 --> 00:31:00,567
So for the sake
of the greater good…

377
00:31:00,640 --> 00:31:03,074
I must insist
that you leave.

378
00:31:03,143 --> 00:31:05,172
I'm not gonna upset
the whole applecart…

379
00:31:05,212 --> 00:31:07,473
just because you're facing
a few challenges.

380
00:31:07,513 --> 00:31:11,415
I'm sorry. I just
cannot help you.

381
00:31:11,484 --> 00:31:13,748
Thanks.

382
00:31:29,568 --> 00:31:32,662
Ow!

383
00:31:52,824 --> 00:31:55,266
Hey, man. You're—
You're on my bench.

384
00:31:58,463 --> 00:32:00,454
You're on my bench.

385
00:32:01,866 --> 00:32:03,800
Beat it.

386
00:32:03,868 --> 00:32:07,735
–A simple “no” would have sufficed.
–Fine. No.

387
00:32:07,805 --> 00:32:11,536
–No, what?
–No, you cannot sit on this bench.

388
00:32:11,608 --> 00:32:13,804
This is not your bench.
This is a city bench.

389
00:32:13,844 --> 00:32:16,904
–Go sit on another bench.
–But it's my bench.

390
00:32:16,980 --> 00:32:19,309
I've got just as much
right to it as anybody.

391
00:32:19,349 --> 00:32:21,817
It's a free country, you know.

392
00:32:21,885 --> 00:32:23,847
See, that's where
you're wrong.

393
00:32:23,887 --> 00:32:26,216
Name one thing
in this country that's for free.

394
00:32:26,256 --> 00:32:29,219
You need money for everything.
Without money, you're nothing.

395
00:32:29,259 --> 00:32:31,693
Look at you.
No money. No food.

396
00:32:31,762 --> 00:32:33,757
No family. No friends.
Nothing.

397
00:32:33,797 --> 00:32:36,664
Besides, I'm sitting
on this bench now.

398
00:32:36,733 --> 00:32:38,893
This is my bench.
Okay?

399
00:32:42,305 --> 00:32:45,206
I'll flip you for it.

400
00:32:45,274 --> 00:32:47,242
Fine.

401
00:32:56,986 --> 00:33:00,080
I have a quarter.

402
00:33:01,491 --> 00:33:03,482
Thanks.

403
00:33:08,930 --> 00:33:12,331
Oh.

404
00:33:12,400 --> 00:33:15,369
Well, aren't you gonna
chase him for it?

405
00:33:15,437 --> 00:33:17,928
Beat it, kid.

406
00:33:18,006 --> 00:33:20,902
I've been watching you.
You're not a real bum.

407
00:33:20,942 --> 00:33:24,469
We saw you at a funeral.
Quite the entrance.

408
00:33:26,181 --> 00:33:29,344
–What were you doing at—
–My mother and I come here for lunch every day.

409
00:33:29,384 --> 00:33:32,180
Except, right now,
she doesn't know where I am.

410
00:33:32,220 --> 00:33:35,451
–Emily!
–Whatever.

411
00:33:35,524 --> 00:33:38,960
Emily!
Oh! Emily.

412
00:33:39,027 --> 00:33:42,623
–You must really be having a bad life.
–Come on. Right now.

413
00:33:42,663 --> 00:33:45,793
I was just having a pleasant conversation
with this gentleman.

414
00:33:45,833 --> 00:33:50,130
–Leave us alone, please.
–Dear, don't be ridiculous.
Sorry to disturb you. Come on.

415
00:33:50,170 --> 00:33:52,366
That's okay. I'm not the one
who's disturbed.

416
00:33:52,406 --> 00:33:54,374
Some friend you are.

417
00:33:54,441 --> 00:33:56,375
Thanks a lot, poser.

418
00:33:56,443 --> 00:33:58,606
You know what I've said
about talking to strangers.

419
00:33:58,646 --> 00:34:02,009
–He's not a real bum.
–Hey. Whoa, whoa. Wait, wait, wait.

420
00:34:02,049 --> 00:34:04,912
Okay, this is gonna sound
really, really strange…

421
00:34:04,952 --> 00:34:07,381
but I'm just gonna
come out and say it.

422
00:34:07,421 --> 00:34:10,216
I'll make a deal with you.
I need a friend.

423
00:34:10,256 --> 00:34:12,850
But only for a little while,
and, uh…

424
00:34:12,926 --> 00:34:17,863
in return, I don't know,
I'll take you both to Disneyworld.

425
00:34:17,931 --> 00:34:20,832
Excuse me?

426
00:34:20,900 --> 00:34:24,301
–I need a friend.
–Explain yourself.

427
00:34:24,370 --> 00:34:28,170
–It's complicated.
–No, it's not.

428
00:34:28,241 --> 00:34:30,607
It's pathetic.

429
00:34:30,677 --> 00:34:33,373
–Come on. Now, just because—
–Mom, I told you.

430
00:34:33,413 --> 00:34:36,712
–He's not a real bum.
–Okay.

431
00:34:36,783 --> 00:34:39,217
Oh, dude, come on.

432
00:34:59,438 --> 00:35:02,407
She doesn't even like
Châteauneuf du Pape.

433
00:35:05,611 --> 00:35:09,611
Thank you.

434
00:35:09,881 --> 00:35:13,179
Miss Hastings,
bring me the Stevens file.

435
00:35:13,250 --> 00:35:16,547
Looks like our boy's not even
gonna make it through round two.

436
00:35:16,587 --> 00:35:18,714
But, sir…

437
00:35:18,789 --> 00:35:22,247
doesn't he have until
the end of today?

438
00:35:22,326 --> 00:35:24,260
Well, from what I hear…

439
00:35:24,328 --> 00:35:28,156
he could have another month
and still get the same result.

440
00:35:29,500 --> 00:35:31,559
Yes, sir.

441
00:35:31,636 --> 00:35:35,266
–So, what do you think? Is this a good spot?
–Yeah, perfect.

442
00:35:35,306 --> 00:35:37,902
You can see everything
under the perfect tree.

443
00:35:37,942 --> 00:35:40,605
–Hey! Hey! Give that back!
–I'm sorry, ma'am. I'm just hungry.

444
00:35:40,645 --> 00:35:43,139
–Sir, you need to step back.
–Don't you have a sandwich?

445
00:35:43,179 --> 00:35:45,208
–You need to step back.
–Leave her alone.

446
00:35:45,248 --> 00:35:47,744
Get back! Get back!
I've got 911 all dialed in.

447
00:35:47,784 --> 00:35:50,113
All I have to do is press “Send.”
Sweetheart, get back.

448
00:35:50,153 --> 00:35:53,350
–Ow! No!
–Hey! Hey! Leave 'em alone.

449
00:36:02,265 --> 00:36:04,199
Hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo!

450
00:36:04,267 --> 00:36:07,600
Whoo! Yeah.

451
00:36:07,671 --> 00:36:09,764
My bench.

452
00:36:12,107 --> 00:36:14,007
Mwah!

453
00:36:14,276 --> 00:36:17,803
–So, you have a bet with a dead guy?
–Mm-hmm.

454
00:36:17,880 --> 00:36:20,815
–Cool.
–Emily. Be polite.

455
00:36:20,883 --> 00:36:24,279
Wait. How can you have a bet with a…
deceased person?

456
00:36:24,319 --> 00:36:26,782
See, that's the part
that's complicated.

457
00:36:26,822 --> 00:36:29,256
So you come up
with a friend.

458
00:36:29,324 --> 00:36:32,384
What do you get if we
go along with this?

459
00:36:32,461 --> 00:36:36,488
–Emily.
–No, it's okay. I don't know.

460
00:36:36,565 --> 00:36:40,365
Something about an ultimate gift
or something.

461
00:36:40,436 --> 00:36:42,463
But you're not sure
what that is.

462
00:36:42,503 --> 00:36:44,801
Yeah, that about
sums it up.

463
00:36:44,872 --> 00:36:47,602
So what do we get
if we agree to do this?

464
00:36:47,675 --> 00:36:51,577
–We need money. How much are you willing to pay?
–Emily!

465
00:36:51,646 --> 00:36:55,082
I'm sorry. You're gonna
have to excuse my daughter.

466
00:36:55,149 --> 00:36:58,585
Sometimes she tends to be
a little outspoken.

467
00:37:02,557 --> 00:37:04,491
I can't promise you anything.

468
00:37:07,161 --> 00:37:09,186
Now, that's better.

469
00:37:09,263 --> 00:37:12,562
But what if
we really did…

470
00:37:14,601 --> 00:37:16,796
become friends?

471
00:37:29,182 --> 00:37:31,616
–Emily, it's not polite—
–Shh.

472
00:37:38,792 --> 00:37:43,126
–So you're Jason's friend?
–Yes, I am.

473
00:37:44,530 --> 00:37:47,124
–True friend?
–Absolutely.

474
00:37:47,199 --> 00:37:48,894
Pinky promise.

475
00:37:48,968 --> 00:37:51,542
So, how long have you
known Mr Stevens?

476
00:37:51,604 --> 00:37:55,506
We go way back.
We're like this.

477
00:37:56,709 --> 00:37:58,700
Now, where do I sign?

478
00:37:59,812 --> 00:38:02,906
And, uh…

479
00:38:02,982 --> 00:38:06,378
he hasn't promised you
any compensation for this friendship?

480
00:38:06,418 --> 00:38:08,409
Look at him.

481
00:38:08,487 --> 00:38:11,718
Does he look like
he has anything to offer?

482
00:38:13,626 --> 00:38:15,752
So, uh…

483
00:38:18,062 --> 00:38:20,997
you expect this friendship
to continue?

484
00:38:21,065 --> 00:38:24,592
I plan on knowing Jason
for the rest of my life.

485
00:38:33,144 --> 00:38:36,576
Tomorrow— lunch at noon,
our usual spot in the park.

486
00:38:36,581 --> 00:38:39,277
Sure.

487
00:38:41,419 --> 00:38:43,387
Just a minute, pal!

488
00:38:43,454 --> 00:38:45,717
You owe me.

489
00:38:52,596 --> 00:38:54,962
Emily. Wait.

490
00:38:56,767 --> 00:38:59,895
They go back a long way, don't they?

491
00:38:59,970 --> 00:39:04,430
There was a time when Mr Hamilton
was quite ill…

492
00:39:04,508 --> 00:39:06,772
and needed
a kidney transplant.

493
00:39:06,844 --> 00:39:12,009
Your grandfather went out of his way
to help him find a donor.

494
00:39:12,082 --> 00:39:15,111
You could even say, I think,
that Mr Hamilton's alive today…

495
00:39:15,151 --> 00:39:17,085
because of Red Stevens.

496
00:39:20,556 --> 00:39:22,490
Um.

497
00:39:24,260 --> 00:39:26,622
In the, um, basement
of this building…

498
00:39:26,662 --> 00:39:29,058
there's a small apartment
for a custodian.

499
00:39:29,098 --> 00:39:31,078
It isn't being used right now.

500
00:39:31,100 --> 00:39:34,070
Perhaps you'd, um, like
to take a look at it?

501
00:39:38,040 --> 00:39:39,974
Thank you.

502
00:39:40,042 --> 00:39:44,002
Jason, you have no concept whatsoever
of the value of money.

503
00:39:44,046 --> 00:39:48,812
Money has always been available to you,
like the air you breathe.

504
00:39:48,884 --> 00:39:53,240
I tell you, let's, uh, review some highlights
of your recent past.

505
00:39:55,957 --> 00:40:00,326
A $25,000-per-night suite
in Paris…

506
00:40:00,395 --> 00:40:04,525
with a personal chef
whom you tipped heavily.

507
00:40:04,599 --> 00:40:08,196
Toured the Bordeaux region
in chauffeured hot-air balloons.

508
00:40:08,236 --> 00:40:10,466
That was amazing.

509
00:40:10,538 --> 00:40:12,968
A week of heli-skiing
in Saint Moritz.

510
00:40:13,008 --> 00:40:15,272
A small fleet
of exotic cars.

511
00:40:15,343 --> 00:40:18,641
The latest in everything,
including women.

512
00:40:20,014 --> 00:40:22,141
But the past is the past…

513
00:40:22,216 --> 00:40:25,780
and I figure you've probably had
a pretty tough month.

514
00:40:30,024 --> 00:40:33,289
Well, it's about time.
Thank you very much.

515
00:40:33,360 --> 00:40:35,828
And if l ever
see you two again…

516
00:40:35,896 --> 00:40:37,830
it'll be too soon.

517
00:40:52,245 --> 00:40:55,041
Well, seeing how you've never
held one of those before…

518
00:40:55,081 --> 00:40:57,015
let me explain what it is.

519
00:40:57,083 --> 00:41:00,914
That's a paycheck.
That's for what you earned at Gus's ranch.

520
00:41:00,954 --> 00:41:03,616
Of course, the I. R. S. ravaged it first.
I hate those guys.

521
00:41:03,656 --> 00:41:05,685
In your pocket
every step of the way.

522
00:41:05,725 --> 00:41:08,855
You start out in business,
and then you have to make a payroll.

523
00:41:08,895 --> 00:41:10,924
And just when you think
you're gonna make a—

524
00:41:10,964 --> 00:41:13,660
Mr Stevens, this is
the “Gift of Money,” please.

525
00:41:13,700 --> 00:41:17,226
Yeah, all right. Sorry.
Look at me.

526
00:41:17,302 --> 00:41:22,740
I'm carrying on about death and taxes
even after I'm dead.

527
00:41:22,808 --> 00:41:26,305
Now, you have to take that money and‐
as much as you need it yourself—

528
00:41:26,345 --> 00:41:29,803
spend it on someone
experiencing a real problem.

529
00:41:29,881 --> 00:41:31,940
What can they teach you?

530
00:41:32,017 --> 00:41:34,247
Put yourself
in their shoes.

531
00:41:34,319 --> 00:41:37,447
Jason, would you like us
to cash it for you?

532
00:41:37,522 --> 00:41:39,456
Please.

533
00:41:40,525 --> 00:41:42,755
I think we know you
well enough…

534
00:41:42,828 --> 00:41:45,524
that we won't need
any I. D.

535
00:41:45,597 --> 00:41:47,791
How will you know
how I spent it?

536
00:41:50,601 --> 00:41:52,569
We'll know.

537
00:42:01,812 --> 00:42:03,746
Hey.

538
00:42:04,982 --> 00:42:06,916
I didn't
take anything.

539
00:42:06,984 --> 00:42:09,475
Nothin'. Nothin'.

540
00:42:21,998 --> 00:42:23,932
Oh, no.

541
00:42:25,168 --> 00:42:27,898
Great.

542
00:42:56,498 --> 00:42:58,489
Naturally.

543
00:42:58,567 --> 00:43:00,629
A young blonde woman
and her little girl.

544
00:43:00,669 --> 00:43:02,660
–Just down the hall.
–Thanks.

545
00:43:02,738 --> 00:43:04,729
Paging Dr Howard. Dr Howard.

546
00:43:04,807 --> 00:43:08,072
Paging Dr Kline.
Dr Kline.

547
00:43:08,143 --> 00:43:10,134
Paging Dr Howard.

548
00:43:33,234 --> 00:43:36,032
What are you doing here?

549
00:43:38,239 --> 00:43:40,673
–You saw her.
–Yeah.

550
00:43:40,741 --> 00:43:42,572
Did you talk to her?

551
00:43:47,815 --> 00:43:50,586
–So, what's wrong with her?
–That depends.

552
00:43:50,650 --> 00:43:52,828
–On what?
–On who you really are.

553
00:43:54,588 --> 00:43:56,579
Maybe I can help you.

554
00:43:58,258 --> 00:44:00,920
Emily has leukemia.

555
00:44:00,994 --> 00:44:03,857
We thought she was in remission after
her bone marrow transplant…

556
00:44:03,897 --> 00:44:06,866
but a couple of weeks ago—

557
00:44:06,933 --> 00:44:09,705
her body started
to reject the transplant.

558
00:44:13,140 --> 00:44:16,200
I'm sorry.

559
00:44:19,546 --> 00:44:21,479
Uh, hey.

560
00:44:22,715 --> 00:44:25,707
Uh, well, you gotta
need money, right?

561
00:44:25,784 --> 00:44:29,181
Oh, so that's it. You won your bet
with your rich grandfather.

562
00:44:29,221 --> 00:44:31,984
You're back off the streets.
Congratulations. What is it now?

563
00:44:32,024 --> 00:44:34,788
Uh, I do have
to give away some money.

564
00:44:34,860 --> 00:44:38,762
You're getting less mysterious
by the minute.

565
00:44:38,831 --> 00:44:41,694
I bet you're gonna get to the end
of your game, collect your cash…

566
00:44:41,734 --> 00:44:44,263
–and just ride off into the sunset.
–I don't know. Maybe.

567
00:44:44,303 --> 00:44:48,364
But, Alexia, if l can help you,
why won't you just let me?

568
00:44:48,440 --> 00:44:52,569
Because no… rich kid
is gonna use me or my daughter…

569
00:44:52,644 --> 00:44:54,578
to play a game.

570
00:45:06,491 --> 00:45:09,585
She owes $1,600
in back rent. Pay it.

571
00:45:11,563 --> 00:45:16,626
You're a hundred dollars short.
Your check was for 1,500.

572
00:45:16,701 --> 00:45:20,262
Tell Hamilton I'm good for it.
Just pay that bill.

573
00:45:25,008 --> 00:45:29,502
Your other hundred.

574
00:45:29,580 --> 00:45:31,946
Well, push “Play.”

575
00:45:32,149 --> 00:45:35,179
Our lives should be lived
not avoiding problems…

576
00:45:35,219 --> 00:45:39,212
but welcoming them as challenges
that will strengthen us…

577
00:45:39,289 --> 00:45:42,656
so that we can be
victorious in the future.

578
00:45:42,726 --> 00:45:47,791
So, now that I've given you the gift of work
and friends and the value of money…

579
00:45:47,831 --> 00:45:49,860
let's discover
the gift of family.

580
00:45:49,900 --> 00:45:51,891
Now this is a tough one…

581
00:45:51,968 --> 00:45:54,363
but see if it's even
remotely possible…

582
00:45:54,403 --> 00:45:57,266
to get something positive
out of our family.

583
00:45:57,306 --> 00:46:00,738
See if they truly know
how to count their blessings.

584
00:46:01,911 --> 00:46:03,873
I f my doctors
are remotely accurate…

585
00:46:03,913 --> 00:46:06,475
this assignment might even
fall on Thanksgiving.

586
00:46:06,515 --> 00:46:09,006
How appropriate.

587
00:46:09,085 --> 00:46:12,111
He's joking, right?

588
00:46:15,358 --> 00:46:18,521
Dr Allen, you're wanted in O.B.

589
00:46:18,594 --> 00:46:21,791
Dr Allen, please report
to Obstetrics.

590
00:46:21,864 --> 00:46:24,957
–Hey, where's the girl?
–Who, Emily?

591
00:46:25,033 --> 00:46:26,967
She's with God.

592
00:46:33,808 --> 00:46:37,209
Oh, there's my best friend.

593
00:46:39,180 --> 00:46:41,375
Listen, about the other day—

594
00:46:44,019 --> 00:46:47,955
So, now you know
all about me.

595
00:46:49,024 --> 00:46:51,925
No more mysteries.

596
00:46:51,993 --> 00:46:55,519
–Look, I'm really sorry.
–Shut up.

597
00:46:55,596 --> 00:46:57,587
Don't be pathetic.

598
00:47:00,401 --> 00:47:02,463
I wonder if he takes
advance orders.

599
00:47:02,503 --> 00:47:05,370
For what?

600
00:47:05,439 --> 00:47:07,964
For my place.

601
00:47:08,042 --> 00:47:10,567
You know, up there.

602
00:47:10,644 --> 00:47:13,545
What do you think
it's gonna be like?

603
00:47:13,614 --> 00:47:15,844
Butterflies.

604
00:47:15,916 --> 00:47:18,043
Lots of butterflies.

605
00:47:19,119 --> 00:47:22,384
Did you know, God…

606
00:47:22,456 --> 00:47:25,821
paints every color on a butterfly
with his fingers.

607
00:47:26,592 --> 00:47:29,760
I didn't know you thought about
stuff like that.

608
00:47:31,264 --> 00:47:34,529
I think about dying.

609
00:47:34,600 --> 00:47:38,468
There's something basically unfair
about a person dying.

610
00:47:40,206 --> 00:47:42,197
I even hate the idea.

611
00:47:47,480 --> 00:47:49,914
You know, I, uh—

612
00:47:49,982 --> 00:47:52,028
I don't know much
about God or—

613
00:47:53,386 --> 00:47:56,047
or Jesus.

614
00:47:56,121 --> 00:47:59,817
But I can promise you that those arms
are meant for you.

615
00:48:04,363 --> 00:48:06,991
What's gonna happen
to my mom?

616
00:48:07,065 --> 00:48:09,309
I really don't hate her,
you know.

617
00:48:24,549 --> 00:48:26,607
Did I mention…

618
00:48:29,086 --> 00:48:31,594
I wouldn't be upset
if you kissed her?

619
00:48:36,494 --> 00:48:39,054
Do you think
your mom and I—

620
00:48:39,130 --> 00:48:41,189
Okay. It's official.

621
00:48:41,265 --> 00:48:44,496
You are the slowest person I have ever met.

622
00:48:44,568 --> 00:48:47,298
You two were made
for each other.

623
00:48:47,371 --> 00:48:49,305
I knew that
back in the park.

624
00:48:49,373 --> 00:48:52,970
–In the park, I looked like a bum.
–Let's not be delusional.

625
00:48:53,010 --> 00:48:55,637
You were a bum.

626
00:48:55,712 --> 00:49:00,809
So, what are you doing
for Thanksgiving?

627
00:49:06,055 --> 00:49:08,717
–Mrs Drummond?
–Yes.

628
00:49:08,792 --> 00:49:12,522
I want to send Emily's charts and blood work
off to a specialist—

629
00:49:12,562 --> 00:49:16,522
see whether or not she's a candidate
for another transplant.

630
00:49:17,066 --> 00:49:21,230
Oh. Uh, will that give her
a better chance than chemo?

631
00:49:23,139 --> 00:49:26,665
Unfortunately, chemotherapy
isn't going to be enough.

632
00:49:28,977 --> 00:49:31,104
I'm sorry.

633
00:49:31,180 --> 00:49:33,114
Thank you.

634
00:50:19,160 --> 00:50:22,891
So when I found out
I was pregnant…

635
00:50:22,964 --> 00:50:26,899
he was getting ready
to leave for college and, uh…

636
00:50:26,967 --> 00:50:29,541
didn't want anything
to get in his way.

637
00:50:31,438 --> 00:50:35,602
And Emily— she's—

638
00:50:38,245 --> 00:50:40,736
she's the best decision
I ever made.

639
00:50:45,018 --> 00:50:48,681
So, apparently…

640
00:50:48,755 --> 00:50:51,747
someone came by
and covered my back rent.

641
00:50:53,727 --> 00:50:56,719
Was it you?

642
00:50:56,796 --> 00:50:58,592
Thank you.

643
00:51:02,001 --> 00:51:05,464
I have a question for you,
and I hope I'm not being out of line here.

644
00:51:05,504 --> 00:51:07,933
I was wondering if you'd like
to join me for Thanksgiving.

645
00:51:07,973 --> 00:51:10,999
Oh. Um, thanks.

646
00:51:11,076 --> 00:51:13,572
That's nice of you to ask,
but I can't.

647
00:51:13,612 --> 00:51:18,481
Um, obviously, Emily needs me here, so—
But thanks.

648
00:51:18,551 --> 00:51:20,579
Well, it's too bad,
because you’re missing out…

649
00:51:20,619 --> 00:51:24,248
on a splendid example
of a way-too-wealthy American…

650
00:51:24,323 --> 00:51:26,621
dysfunctional thing.

651
00:51:26,692 --> 00:51:29,091
–It's— Yeah.
–Oh.

652
00:51:29,160 --> 00:51:33,318
You know, I have the strangest feeling
I might have enjoyed it.

653
00:51:38,970 --> 00:51:41,302
What are you
thinking about?

654
00:51:41,372 --> 00:51:43,306
Nothin'.

655
00:51:43,374 --> 00:51:46,138
You're thinking
about Jason.

656
00:51:57,922 --> 00:51:59,855
Yeah. He's weird, isn't he?

657
00:51:59,923 --> 00:52:01,914
He's a good weird.

658
00:52:03,226 --> 00:52:05,660
You know, he, uh, invited me…

659
00:52:05,729 --> 00:52:08,493
over to Thanksgiving
with his family.

660
00:52:09,900 --> 00:52:13,926
–Oh, really?
–Yeah. Of course, I told him, “Whatever, loser.”

661
00:52:15,672 --> 00:52:19,665
–I think you should go.
–Absolutely not.

662
00:52:22,412 --> 00:52:26,075
I wouldn't dream of missing
Thanksgiving with you.

663
00:52:28,918 --> 00:52:31,182
So why'd you decide to come?

664
00:52:31,253 --> 00:52:35,690
–My daughter banished me.
–Oh.

665
00:52:35,758 --> 00:52:38,022
So I have you by decree.

666
00:52:38,094 --> 00:52:40,654
Mmm, knowing Emily—
by design.

667
00:52:40,730 --> 00:52:42,664
Mission accomplished.

668
00:52:42,732 --> 00:52:44,893
Two completely
opposite people…

669
00:52:44,967 --> 00:52:47,396
who wouldn't have had
a chance without me…

670
00:52:47,436 --> 00:52:49,961
destined to make
each other miserable.

671
00:52:55,778 --> 00:52:58,508
You okay, Jason?

672
00:52:58,581 --> 00:53:02,012
Oh. Don't tell me
you've never been on a bus before.

673
00:53:16,164 --> 00:53:18,098
Wow.

674
00:53:18,166 --> 00:53:20,293
Brace yourself.

675
00:53:20,368 --> 00:53:23,667
Jason, seriously.

676
00:53:23,738 --> 00:53:28,952
–I'm willing to bet that they are perfectly normal people.
–Oh, yeah? How much?

677
00:53:46,994 --> 00:53:49,994
This is nice.

678
00:53:52,066 --> 00:53:54,000
Thank you.

679
00:53:54,068 --> 00:53:58,164
You know, I had my firm
do an informal audit—

680
00:53:58,238 --> 00:54:01,764
just the financials
of the publicly held side.

681
00:54:01,841 --> 00:54:05,669
And there's still
several hundred million floatin' around.

682
00:54:06,546 --> 00:54:08,508
Well, you knew him better than I.

683
00:54:08,548 --> 00:54:12,040
Most of those companies
were privately held.

684
00:54:12,118 --> 00:54:15,348
Maybe we should check into
some of his favorite charities.

685
00:54:15,388 --> 00:54:18,351
–They do have to report large contributions.
–That's a great idea.

686
00:54:18,391 --> 00:54:21,485
Daddy always was a sucker
for a begging hand.

687
00:54:21,561 --> 00:54:26,157
Hmm. Unfortunately,
you're right.

688
00:54:26,232 --> 00:54:30,163
And what sort of business
does your family come from, Alexia?

689
00:54:30,203 --> 00:54:33,069
Um, health care.

690
00:54:33,138 --> 00:54:35,265
Oh, how wonderful.

691
00:54:35,340 --> 00:54:37,869
Well, we have a wing
in the hospital downtown.

692
00:54:37,909 --> 00:54:39,843
A couple of wings, I think.

693
00:54:39,911 --> 00:54:41,873
Or is it
a couple of hospitals?

694
00:54:41,913 --> 00:54:44,347
I always forget.

695
00:54:44,416 --> 00:54:47,145
My daughter is receiving great care
thanks to your father.

696
00:54:47,185 --> 00:54:49,619
Great sector-health care.

697
00:54:49,688 --> 00:54:53,488
Little flat in the third quarter,
but poised to rocket.

698
00:54:53,558 --> 00:54:56,686
Okay. I'd like to propose a toast.

699
00:54:56,762 --> 00:55:01,028
Yes. To each other.

700
00:55:01,099 --> 00:55:05,364
For suffering through a year
of great adjustment.

701
00:55:05,436 --> 00:55:07,529
Uh, excuse me.

702
00:55:07,605 --> 00:55:09,900
Does anyone else seem to notice
it smells a little like—

703
00:55:09,940 --> 00:55:12,465
cowhide in here?

704
00:55:12,543 --> 00:55:17,640
And how are those
sin stocks of yours doing, Jack?

705
00:55:17,715 --> 00:55:20,878
What's wrong with a little
investment in alcohol, tobacco and firearms?

706
00:55:20,918 --> 00:55:26,185
–Over the stench of oil?
–And what's wrong with oil, Thank you very much?

707
00:55:26,257 --> 00:55:29,887
My money's just as
green in Manhattan as anywhere else.

708
00:55:31,829 --> 00:55:36,993
So, who does get
the rest of the estate?

709
00:55:38,334 --> 00:55:40,632
Sarah?

710
00:55:40,703 --> 00:55:44,434
Well, I don't know
anything about that.

711
00:55:44,507 --> 00:55:47,670
Well, you were
the last one in there.

712
00:55:47,744 --> 00:55:51,441
–No, I wasn't.
–Well, that's just ridiculous, darling.

713
00:55:51,514 --> 00:55:53,777
When we left, you were
the only one there.

714
00:55:53,817 --> 00:55:58,584
Well, Jason was also there.

715
00:55:59,956 --> 00:56:02,753
–Ah. Jason.
–Do enlighten us, Jason.

716
00:56:02,825 --> 00:56:04,920
You certainly could not
have been the one…

717
00:56:04,960 --> 00:56:07,534
that received the bulk
of Red's estate.

718
00:56:07,596 --> 00:56:11,960
–Or are you? –Is that why you insisted
we get together for Thanksgiving—

719
00:56:12,000 --> 00:56:15,330
so you could reveal
your newly enhanced trust fund to us?

720
00:56:15,370 --> 00:56:19,868
It's Thanksgiving. I was hoping
maybe we could all go around the table…

721
00:56:19,908 --> 00:56:23,340
and each say something
that we're most thankful for.

722
00:56:27,850 --> 00:56:30,284
–Are you on crack, Jason?
–Again?

723
00:56:32,354 --> 00:56:34,583
Well, here's a thanks.

724
00:56:34,655 --> 00:56:37,985
We don't have to put up with Dad's endless
litany of clichéd quotes this season.

725
00:56:38,025 --> 00:56:40,960
Or hand-spun,
cornpone wisdom.

726
00:56:41,028 --> 00:56:44,028
Hear! Hear!

727
00:56:44,131 --> 00:56:46,531
Who is that?

728
00:56:46,601 --> 00:56:48,663
I think he works
down at the video store.

729
00:56:48,703 --> 00:56:53,197
Well, Jason will tell you
all you need to know about this man…

730
00:56:53,274 --> 00:56:56,710
this… dearly departed.

731
00:56:56,777 --> 00:56:58,773
I mean, he more
than anyone here…

732
00:56:58,813 --> 00:57:01,776
has a bone to pick
with the late, great Red Stevens.

733
00:57:01,816 --> 00:57:05,808
Jason, I can only imagine
what you've just been through.

734
00:57:05,886 --> 00:57:09,883
–I could never get them to be thankful for anything 
either.
–What have you got?

735
00:57:09,923 --> 00:57:12,101
–Hey!
–What in the world is that?

736
00:57:12,158 --> 00:57:16,492
–All right, give it back.
–Pass it to me. Come on.

737
00:57:16,563 --> 00:57:19,203
–Give it back!
–… and if you do succeed…

738
00:57:19,266 --> 00:57:23,296
–Here Take it!
–you'll be one step closer to all I have for you.

739
00:57:23,336 --> 00:57:26,032
What's “all I have for you”?

740
00:57:26,106 --> 00:57:28,635
It's between him and me.
It's none of your business.

741
00:57:28,675 --> 00:57:32,543
It has everything to do with us.
It's our money!

742
00:57:32,612 --> 00:57:35,241
So he's making you work
for your inheritance?

743
00:57:35,281 --> 00:57:38,978
Not anymore, 'cause I don't
think I could ever win at this one.

744
00:57:39,018 --> 00:57:41,543
Alexia, let's go.

745
00:57:42,621 --> 00:57:46,387
–Jason. Wait. Wait!
–Don't!

746
00:57:46,458 --> 00:57:48,487
Just tell them
what they want to hear.

747
00:57:48,527 --> 00:57:50,837
I don't have
to tell them anything.

748
00:57:50,896 --> 00:57:54,226
Jason, you're gonna hear
from my attorney Monday morning.

749
00:57:54,266 --> 00:57:56,530
–Yeah. Ditto.
–Shut up, Jack.

750
00:57:58,771 --> 00:58:00,762
You're all pathetic.

751
00:58:02,741 --> 00:58:06,039
Wait.
Jason, slow down.

752
00:58:06,110 --> 00:58:09,476
I put up with that for years.
I was a part of that.

753
00:58:12,317 --> 00:58:15,286
What happened
to your dad?

754
00:58:15,353 --> 00:58:18,151
He's dead. What else
do you want to know?

755
00:58:19,157 --> 00:58:21,091
How'd he die?

756
00:58:21,159 --> 00:58:25,053
The only person who really knows
just took it to his grave.

757
00:58:25,496 --> 00:58:28,726
Jason, there's something
I always want you to remember, okay?

758
00:58:28,766 --> 00:58:31,029
When I met you,
you were a homeless person.

759
00:58:31,069 --> 00:58:34,402
And you made friends
with my daughter.

760
00:58:34,472 --> 00:58:36,833
We shared
peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches.

761
00:58:36,873 --> 00:58:40,570
All this without me knowing
anything about your background.

762
00:58:40,610 --> 00:58:45,274
Yeah, well, the problem is,
that's me back there.

763
00:58:45,349 --> 00:58:49,843
Yeah, but you can walk away from all that.
You already have.

764
00:58:49,920 --> 00:58:53,788
I appreciate what you're saying,
but money changes things.

765
00:58:53,857 --> 00:58:58,294
It gets you stuff. It's a- It's a way
to live life worry free.

766
00:58:58,362 --> 00:59:02,322
–Money takes away the worry.
–Yeah, I saw what money can do.

767
00:59:03,633 --> 00:59:05,567
And your worries—

768
00:59:05,635 --> 00:59:08,626
or whatever
you want to call them—

769
00:59:08,704 --> 00:59:10,666
they're not
life or death, Jason.

770
00:59:10,706 --> 00:59:14,603
Okay, I'm sorry, but my getting
my inheritance is a matter of life or death.

771
00:59:14,643 --> 00:59:17,506
And I know when I say that,
I sound like I'm being a Stevens…

772
00:59:17,546 --> 00:59:19,508
and being a Stevens
is all about money.

773
00:59:19,548 --> 00:59:21,482
But it's not.
It's more.

774
00:59:33,996 --> 00:59:37,453
So, I'll pay you back
as soon as possible.

775
00:59:39,434 --> 00:59:41,425
What?

776
00:59:42,937 --> 00:59:45,303
Uh, the money I owe you—
the 1,600.

777
00:59:49,110 --> 00:59:51,101
Happy Thanksgiving.

778
01:00:15,941 --> 01:00:17,932
Marietta Ruby.

779
01:00:20,211 --> 01:00:24,079
From the time I met her
in the seventh grade…

780
01:00:24,148 --> 01:00:26,308
that was my sweetheart.

781
01:00:27,584 --> 01:00:29,630
She didn't
make it easy though.

782
01:00:29,686 --> 01:00:33,082
Took me all the way till the eighth grade
to catch up with her.

783
01:00:33,122 --> 01:00:35,522
She's beautiful.

784
01:00:35,591 --> 01:00:37,524
Yeah.

785
01:00:37,592 --> 01:00:40,788
She passed away
shortly after we were married.

786
01:00:43,397 --> 01:00:45,388
I'm really sorry.

787
01:00:47,900 --> 01:00:50,994
The greatest gift
she gave me…

788
01:00:51,070 --> 01:00:53,936
was the will to move on…

789
01:00:54,005 --> 01:00:55,996
to overcome.

790
01:00:58,743 --> 01:01:01,711
You know, I may have
met someone myself.

791
01:01:01,779 --> 01:01:05,237
Then cherish her.

792
01:01:05,316 --> 01:01:08,715
And become
the man she deserves.

793
01:01:12,387 --> 01:01:14,377
Have a seat.

794
01:01:15,856 --> 01:01:17,790
Now, as I said…

795
01:01:17,858 --> 01:01:21,156
I had a feeling
you were gonna stop by.

796
01:01:24,464 --> 01:01:29,162
That university you attended—
What was it rated? Number three?

797
01:01:29,234 --> 01:01:31,940
Number-three party school
in the country.

798
01:01:32,837 --> 01:01:36,102
Do- Do you truly
knowhow to learn?

799
01:01:36,174 --> 01:01:39,040
Jason, any process
worth going through…

800
01:01:39,109 --> 01:01:42,043
will get tougher
before it gets easier.

801
01:01:42,111 --> 01:01:45,512
That's what makes
learning a gift…

802
01:01:45,581 --> 01:01:47,571
even if pain
is your teacher.

803
01:02:10,334 --> 01:02:12,598
No. There's no way.

804
01:02:12,670 --> 01:02:15,604
Anywhere but there.

805
01:02:15,672 --> 01:02:18,234
I know what he's trying to do,
and it's not gonna work.

806
01:02:18,274 --> 01:02:20,636
He can take his millions
to his grave. I don't care.

807
01:02:20,676 --> 01:02:24,966
What he's trying to do is for your benefit,
not your destruction.

808
01:02:26,015 --> 01:02:28,643
You know, Hamilton,
you sound just like him.

809
01:02:28,683 --> 01:02:31,015
But guess what.
You're not him.

810
01:02:32,086 --> 01:02:34,246
I don't know, son.

811
01:02:34,321 --> 01:02:36,619
I do have one of his kidneys.

812
01:02:39,459 --> 01:02:41,948
He's been out there for hours.

813
01:02:42,027 --> 01:02:44,733
Yep. He's got some big decisions to make.

814
01:02:44,763 --> 01:02:48,198
Do you think he'll
come in or go home?

815
01:02:51,135 --> 01:02:53,125
He doesn't have a home.

816
01:02:53,202 --> 01:02:56,694
You're right! She hates you!

817
01:02:58,074 --> 01:03:01,804
–I know.
–Then why are you here?

818
01:03:01,877 --> 01:03:04,206
I have to leave the country
for a while.

819
01:03:04,246 --> 01:03:06,641
I'm reluctant to go because
of what I'm leaving behind.

820
01:03:06,681 --> 01:03:08,911
What are you leaving behind?

821
01:03:15,254 --> 01:03:18,917
Then you have to go.
Now get out of here.

822
01:03:20,958 --> 01:03:23,021
You screwed up big time,
you know!

823
01:03:23,061 --> 01:03:28,362
I had to eat a rubber hospital
turkey for Thanksgiving!

824
01:03:33,369 --> 01:03:36,805
You better be back
by Christmas!

825
01:04:24,177 --> 01:04:27,703
Even down here, you put your name on everything.

826
01:04:27,780 --> 01:04:30,647
Welcome! Oh, welcome!

827
01:04:30,716 --> 01:04:32,650
Jason Stevens.

828
01:04:32,718 --> 01:04:36,118
Oh! Oh!
So good to meet you.

829
01:04:36,187 --> 01:04:38,280
–I'm Bella.
–Hi.

830
01:04:38,356 --> 01:04:43,173
May I be the first to show you
inside the library your grandfather built?

831
01:04:45,094 --> 01:04:47,027
–Yeah, sure.
–Oh, good, good.

832
01:04:51,099 --> 01:04:53,464
Where are all the books?

833
01:04:53,534 --> 01:04:56,128
Oh.
You joke.

834
01:04:56,203 --> 01:04:58,137
W- With the people.

835
01:04:59,640 --> 01:05:04,269
Is it not like that in the great libraries
de Los Estados Unidos?

836
01:05:07,646 --> 01:05:10,410
Villagers wait for books.

837
01:05:10,482 --> 01:05:12,472
You bring them new books.

838
01:05:12,550 --> 01:05:17,145
They are waiting for you
to pick up old books.

839
01:05:17,220 --> 01:05:21,178
Exchange. Library. Si?

840
01:05:25,661 --> 01:05:28,925
So basically,
I'm in a third world country…

841
01:05:28,997 --> 01:05:31,465
at a backwards library
with no books.

842
01:05:32,600 --> 01:05:35,702
And the books that are here,
I can't even read.

843
01:05:37,037 --> 01:05:39,028
Great.

844
01:05:42,408 --> 01:05:44,398
Mmm.

845
01:05:53,217 --> 01:05:57,175
This I found
when I was cleaning his desk…

846
01:05:57,253 --> 01:05:59,949
once I heard
of Red's passing.

847
01:06:00,023 --> 01:06:02,597
I thought maybe you
would like to keep.

848
01:06:05,027 --> 01:06:07,153
When you sent this to him…

849
01:06:07,228 --> 01:06:10,994
he proudly showed it
to all of us.

850
01:06:11,065 --> 01:06:13,056
Then the tragedy.

851
01:06:14,700 --> 01:06:16,691
It broke his heart.

852
01:06:21,005 --> 01:06:23,166
Dear Grandpa…

853
01:06:23,241 --> 01:06:25,232
How's Ecuador?

854
01:06:25,310 --> 01:06:27,937
I miss you and Dad so much.

855
01:06:28,011 --> 01:06:30,707
You know, my birthday's
coming up, and I was thinking…

856
01:06:30,747 --> 01:06:33,110
instead of giving me gifts
this year…

857
01:06:33,150 --> 01:06:35,611
could you take me
on one of your trips?

858
01:06:35,651 --> 01:06:38,620
I promise I won't
cause any trouble.

859
01:06:38,688 --> 01:06:41,554
I just want to see you
and Dad again soon.

860
01:06:41,623 --> 01:06:44,750
Write back, please.
Love, Jason.

861
01:07:01,806 --> 01:07:03,774
Hola.

862
01:07:18,920 --> 01:07:20,910
Un momento, por favor.

863
01:07:22,890 --> 01:07:24,949
You look
just like your father.

864
01:07:28,060 --> 01:07:29,994
I was here
the night he died.

865
01:07:36,968 --> 01:07:39,806
It happened up on that mountain,
didn't it?

866
01:07:42,373 --> 01:07:44,419
–Take me there.
–You cannot go.

867
01:07:44,441 --> 01:07:46,402
It is now the province
of the drug lords.

868
01:07:46,442 --> 01:07:48,966
You don't understand.

869
01:07:49,044 --> 01:07:52,946
I'll pay you.
Well, someday.

870
01:07:53,015 --> 01:07:56,777
I understand perfectly.
But, senor, I only have one life.

871
01:07:56,784 --> 01:07:59,548
You're just bargaining now,
aren't you?

872
01:07:59,620 --> 01:08:04,079
Senor Stevens,
you do not want to pay the price it would take.

873
01:08:04,157 --> 01:08:07,149
No one
who goes there returns.

874
01:08:11,297 --> 01:08:17,165
Our guest of honor,
Mr Jason Stevens!

875
01:08:33,615 --> 01:08:36,708
Oh.
Gracias.

876
01:08:36,784 --> 01:08:38,979
I'm afraid to ask.

877
01:08:39,053 --> 01:08:41,543
Oh, you will love it.

878
01:08:41,621 --> 01:08:43,816
It's so rare we catch one.

879
01:08:43,890 --> 01:08:47,915
–The chief is going to talk.
–Oh.

880
01:08:55,799 --> 01:08:58,859
He says we are here
to celebrate you…

881
01:08:58,935 --> 01:09:02,597
and those who keep
the Jay Stevens Library alive.

882
01:09:02,671 --> 01:09:05,139
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

883
01:09:05,207 --> 01:09:09,336
No. No. No, no, no.
He must be mistaken.

884
01:09:09,410 --> 01:09:12,373
My grandfather was very generous.
Everything's named after him.

885
01:09:12,413 --> 01:09:17,280
No, it is the Jay Stevens
Memorial Library.

886
01:09:29,360 --> 01:09:31,351
To my father.

887
01:09:31,428 --> 01:09:33,453
–Salud.
–Salud.

888
01:09:39,369 --> 01:09:42,565
Have some more.

889
01:09:44,840 --> 01:09:47,364
–Salud.
–Salud.

890
01:09:47,441 --> 01:09:49,271
Salud!

891
01:09:49,342 --> 01:09:50,900
Salud.

892
01:10:41,085 --> 01:10:43,593
You cannot hope
to find it without me.

893
01:10:44,422 --> 01:10:46,583
How'd you know I'd go?

894
01:10:46,657 --> 01:10:49,453
You are a Stevens,
are you not?

895
01:10:49,525 --> 01:10:52,165
I thought you said
you couldn't take me.

896
01:10:53,729 --> 01:10:57,821
My purpose in coming to you
was a promise I made to Senor Red—

897
01:10:59,434 --> 01:11:01,428
that you could
learn the truth.

898
01:11:01,468 --> 01:11:03,630
He had one desire
and one desire alone—

899
01:11:03,670 --> 01:11:05,604
to ask your forgiveness.

900
01:11:11,644 --> 01:11:14,204
He said one day you would come.

901
01:11:14,280 --> 01:11:16,307
Only then you could
learn the truth.

902
01:11:16,347 --> 01:11:19,144
Stop! Stop the jeep.

903
01:13:10,207 --> 01:13:13,540
He had learned of a village
in the next valley…

904
01:13:13,610 --> 01:13:16,646
that had a plague and needed
medical supplies.

905
01:13:17,713 --> 01:13:20,643
But he never understood
why Red forbid him to go.

906
01:13:20,683 --> 01:13:24,378
There was no plague.
There was no village.

907
01:13:24,451 --> 01:13:27,147
What?

908
01:13:27,221 --> 01:13:30,917
Red wanted to introduce
your father to the oil business.

909
01:13:30,990 --> 01:13:33,754
But your father…

910
01:13:33,826 --> 01:13:36,020
was restless and bored.

911
01:13:36,094 --> 01:13:38,536
–No. No.
–He snuck away. He ran away…

912
01:13:38,564 --> 01:13:40,993
–and took a plane he had no business taking.
–No.

913
01:13:41,033 --> 01:13:45,230
This is what Red wanted
to protect you from. Till now.

914
01:13:45,303 --> 01:13:47,865
There can be no blame
for what happened here.

915
01:13:47,905 --> 01:13:50,634
The penalty for
your father's impulsiveness…

916
01:13:50,674 --> 01:13:52,800
unfortunately, was a life—

917
01:13:52,875 --> 01:13:55,274
his.

918
01:14:12,191 --> 01:14:15,921
Americano?

919
01:14:43,216 --> 01:14:45,480
Ow.

920
01:15:50,638 --> 01:15:55,835
“It was the best of times,
it was the worst of times…

921
01:15:55,908 --> 01:15:59,207
”it was the age of wisdom…

922
01:15:59,278 --> 01:16:02,075
it was the age
of foolishness.”

923
01:16:05,417 --> 01:16:07,942
Can't you find him?

924
01:16:08,019 --> 01:16:11,613
We think that
he went searching for the crash site…

925
01:16:11,689 --> 01:16:14,055
which is in
lawless territory.

926
01:16:14,124 --> 01:16:17,388
–I'm sorry. Crash site?
–Where his father died.

927
01:16:19,162 --> 01:16:22,528
Well, I mean, is—
is he in any danger?

928
01:16:26,300 --> 01:16:28,234
I'm so sorry.

929
01:16:33,139 --> 01:16:36,164
“Neither love, nor hate thy life;

930
01:16:36,241 --> 01:16:39,677
”but what thou livest,
live well…

931
01:16:39,745 --> 01:16:43,612
however long or short
may the heavens permit.”

932
01:16:49,086 --> 01:16:51,077
Tell me about my father.

933
01:16:52,456 --> 01:16:56,447
In many ways, he was
very similar to you—

934
01:16:56,524 --> 01:17:01,325
restless, rebellious,
angry.

935
01:17:01,396 --> 01:17:04,262
I think Red
saw something in him…

936
01:17:04,331 --> 01:17:08,028
that he didn't see
in his other sons—

937
01:17:08,102 --> 01:17:10,092
a fire.

938
01:17:11,104 --> 01:17:14,767
The same fire
he sees in you.

939
01:17:24,048 --> 01:17:26,038
I still don't forgive you.

940
01:18:05,882 --> 01:18:08,146
Amigo? Amigo,
are you here?

941
01:18:21,061 --> 01:18:24,324
No, no, no! No! No, no!
Please, no! I can- I can pay you!

942
01:18:24,364 --> 01:18:26,524
I have money! Please!

943
01:18:26,598 --> 01:18:30,162
–Oh, God! God! Does anyone
understand what I'm saying?

944
01:19:41,460 --> 01:19:43,450
“Mueren.” ”Mueren.“

945
01:19:46,798 --> 01:19:49,197
Muerte.

946
01:19:49,266 --> 01:19:51,257
Death.

947
01:20:57,122 --> 01:20:59,351
Hey. Hey.

948
01:20:59,423 --> 01:21:02,755
Hey. Shh.

949
01:21:02,825 --> 01:21:05,123
Can you walk?

950
01:21:06,195 --> 01:21:08,129
Save yourself.

951
01:21:08,197 --> 01:21:10,130
Not on your life.
Come on.

952
01:21:21,842 --> 01:21:25,811
Come on.

953
01:21:57,538 --> 01:22:00,199
Hey. Oh. Mmm.

954
01:22:00,273 --> 01:22:02,264
What are you
doing here?

955
01:22:03,308 --> 01:22:05,299
I was scared to death.

956
01:22:07,112 --> 01:22:09,046
Where's Emily?

957
01:22:09,114 --> 01:22:11,542
Um, she's resting.
She'll see you tomorrow.

958
01:22:11,582 --> 01:22:13,628
You guys have
a good Christmas?

959
01:22:13,651 --> 01:22:16,414
We didn't have one.
How could we?

960
01:22:18,421 --> 01:22:22,585
You know what? We're gonna have
a fantastic one next year.

961
01:22:22,659 --> 01:22:24,649
I promise.

962
01:22:29,398 --> 01:22:31,728
We won't have a next year.

963
01:23:25,143 --> 01:23:30,205
The events of that day
playin my mind over and over and over again.

964
01:23:30,280 --> 01:23:32,042
I'm so sorry.

965
01:23:32,114 --> 01:23:35,447
If your father hadn't died
while working for me—

966
01:23:35,518 --> 01:23:37,479
Please give me
a chance to explain.

967
01:23:37,519 --> 01:23:42,218
Ever since that day, my life
has been filled with grief.

968
01:23:43,624 --> 01:23:46,660
It is apparent that you
will never forgive me.

969
01:23:48,295 --> 01:23:50,888
I do not blame you for this.

970
01:23:50,963 --> 01:23:54,131
It's also something
that I cannot do for myself.

971
01:23:55,168 --> 01:23:57,965
I loved your father
so much.

972
01:23:58,036 --> 01:24:03,233
A parent should never have
a child precede them in death.

973
01:24:03,306 --> 01:24:07,333
It is the most painful
experience imaginable.

974
01:24:07,410 --> 01:24:09,401
Uh…

975
01:24:11,046 --> 01:24:13,412
that's enough for today,
gentlemen.

976
01:24:30,463 --> 01:24:32,522
Welcome back, stranger.

977
01:24:32,598 --> 01:24:35,293
Hey.

978
01:24:45,875 --> 01:24:47,809
Ta-da.

979
01:24:47,877 --> 01:24:49,868
Here

980
01:24:56,684 --> 01:24:58,709
Wow.

981
01:24:58,786 --> 01:25:00,981
An “airport gift shop” gift.

982
01:25:01,055 --> 01:25:05,012
How thoughtful.

983
01:25:05,090 --> 01:25:07,024
Does it come
with needles?

984
01:25:09,961 --> 01:25:11,952
Uh—

985
01:25:15,366 --> 01:25:18,562
Yeah, you can kiss me,
even though you're a guy.

986
01:25:23,173 --> 01:25:25,163
I missed you too.

987
01:25:26,709 --> 01:25:29,371
Whatever.
Let's cut to the chase.

988
01:25:30,445 --> 01:25:32,807
You really blew it
with us this Christmas.

989
01:25:32,847 --> 01:25:35,713
I was unavoidably detained.

990
01:25:35,783 --> 01:25:37,716
Okay, yeah.

991
01:25:37,784 --> 01:25:39,775
I want Christmas.

992
01:25:43,022 --> 01:25:45,512
I want to ride a horse.

993
01:25:46,858 --> 01:25:50,850
Oh, I got, like, a week or two
left with this other thing…

994
01:25:50,928 --> 01:25:53,491
but, um, let me make a call
and we'll see—

995
01:25:53,531 --> 01:25:55,522
Jason.

996
01:25:57,100 --> 01:25:59,091
Now.

997
01:26:00,136 --> 01:26:02,036
Okay.

998
01:26:02,238 --> 01:26:06,134
–That works for me.
–Excuse me, sir. It's Jason on line two.

999
01:26:06,174 --> 01:26:08,438
Oh, uh,
will you all excuse me?

1000
01:26:08,509 --> 01:26:11,102
I have to take this call.

1001
01:26:14,080 --> 01:26:16,344
Go ahead, Jason.

1002
01:26:16,416 --> 01:26:18,978
Mr Hamilton, look.
One way or another, this is over.

1003
01:26:19,018 --> 01:26:20,980
Either I was in South America
way too long…

1004
01:26:21,020 --> 01:26:23,510
or I missed the deadline
or whatever…

1005
01:26:23,588 --> 01:26:26,284
but what I'm about to do
is way more important.

1006
01:26:26,324 --> 01:26:28,787
And I know you have no reason
whatsoever to trust me…

1007
01:26:28,827 --> 01:26:32,592
but I need to borrow
my grandfather's jet.

1008
01:26:33,597 --> 01:26:36,531
And I need it now.

1009
01:26:36,599 --> 01:26:40,128
I want to take Alexia and Emily to Gus's ranch
for a late Christmas.

1010
01:26:40,168 --> 01:26:43,231
Jason, do you know what you're doing?
Look, I have no control—

1011
01:26:43,271 --> 01:26:47,434
Uh, what, um, Mr Hamilton
was saying was that, uh…

1012
01:26:47,508 --> 01:26:52,308
he'll be sending along
Red's next gift on your Conversay.

1013
01:26:52,378 --> 01:26:54,541
You have your bags
packed within the hour…

1014
01:26:54,581 --> 01:26:57,572
and, uh, he will
have the jet fueled…

1015
01:26:57,649 --> 01:26:59,583
–and ready to go.
–Thank you.

1016
01:26:59,651 --> 01:27:02,586
This means so much to me.
And, Hamilton…

1017
01:27:02,654 --> 01:27:08,065
I promise I'm gonna take back all those
nasty thoughts about you being the Grinch.

1018
01:27:08,124 --> 01:27:10,819
Thanks again. Merry Christmas.

1019
01:27:17,699 --> 01:27:19,633
Hey, Gus!

1020
01:27:22,570 --> 01:27:24,560
What is this?
Snow in Texas?

1021
01:27:24,638 --> 01:27:28,335
Had it trucked in.
Ho, ho, ho!

1022
01:27:30,210 --> 01:27:32,609
All right, Hector, hit it!

1023
01:27:35,815 --> 01:27:38,338
–Merry Christmas.
–Gus, this is Emily.

1024
01:27:38,415 --> 01:27:41,145
–Hi, Emily. Welcome.
–Alexia.

1025
01:27:41,218 --> 01:27:44,084
–Hi.
–Alexia, how ya doin'?

1026
01:27:44,153 --> 01:27:46,246
–And there he is.
–Hey.

1027
01:27:46,322 --> 01:27:49,086
I'll get your bags.

1028
01:28:04,671 --> 01:28:07,730
I see why you chose this place.

1029
01:28:07,806 --> 01:28:09,852
I wish I could take the credit.

1030
01:28:09,909 --> 01:28:13,605
Emily said her wish was to go
horseback riding with you.

1031
01:28:14,379 --> 01:28:16,313
What?

1032
01:28:16,381 --> 01:28:18,610
Emily—

1033
01:28:18,682 --> 01:28:20,673
What? What's wrong?

1034
01:28:23,353 --> 01:28:25,343
She's—

1035
01:28:26,355 --> 01:28:28,653
She's terrified of horses.

1036
01:28:30,659 --> 01:28:32,650
I'm the one who loves horses.

1037
01:28:36,331 --> 01:28:38,320
Oh, Jason, it's so beautiful.

1038
01:28:38,398 --> 01:28:40,389
Thank you.
Thank you.

1039
01:29:02,986 --> 01:29:05,381
Well, this is what I was tellin' you about.

1040
01:29:05,421 --> 01:29:08,082
–Pretty, huh?
–It's beautiful.

1041
01:29:10,058 --> 01:29:12,719
Hey, come here.
I wanna show you something.

1042
01:29:12,759 --> 01:29:14,750
Gonna be okay, sweetie?

1043
01:29:31,742 --> 01:29:33,676
Alexia…

1044
01:29:33,744 --> 01:29:37,406
–there's something I need to do.
–What?

1045
01:29:37,480 --> 01:29:39,413
For Emily.

1046
01:29:45,686 --> 01:29:47,620
And now for me.

1047
01:29:51,324 --> 01:29:53,258
And Gus.

1048
01:29:58,464 --> 01:30:00,398
How about that?

1049
01:30:19,881 --> 01:30:22,711
When I achieved my dreams,
it was like going home…

1050
01:30:22,751 --> 01:30:25,082
to a place
I'd never been before.

1051
01:30:25,152 --> 01:30:27,528
You don't know that feeling,
do you?

1052
01:30:28,455 --> 01:30:30,850
The first few gifts
I've given you have been practical.

1053
01:30:30,890 --> 01:30:34,883
Show up, do this, do that.

1054
01:30:34,961 --> 01:30:38,953
And then the gifts started
needing you to provide input.

1055
01:30:39,031 --> 01:30:41,157
They needed intuition.

1056
01:30:41,232 --> 01:30:44,428
Still, your average person
is too weighted down.

1057
01:30:44,501 --> 01:30:48,631
Jason, you need to be free,
free to dream.

1058
01:30:48,705 --> 01:30:52,572
You need to come up
with a dream, then act on it.

1059
01:30:52,641 --> 01:30:56,941
Jason, this is the time
for you to dream.

1060
01:31:04,651 --> 01:31:07,449
You thinkin' about butterflies?

1061
01:31:07,521 --> 01:31:10,614
No, Jason, I'm looking at the stars.

1062
01:31:10,689 --> 01:31:14,784
You know,
I set this whole thing up…

1063
01:31:14,859 --> 01:31:17,588
because I thought you wanted
to go horseback riding…

1064
01:31:17,628 --> 01:31:19,619
not your mom.

1065
01:31:19,696 --> 01:31:23,188
Get real. Horses are
smelly and sweaty.

1066
01:31:27,070 --> 01:31:30,062
So, sweetie,
what's your dream?

1067
01:31:30,139 --> 01:31:33,130
If you could dream
of anything —anything—

1068
01:31:34,142 --> 01:31:36,167
what would your dream be?

1069
01:31:37,379 --> 01:31:40,210
My dream?

1070
01:31:40,280 --> 01:31:42,646
My dream was
a perfect day.

1071
01:31:44,483 --> 01:31:47,509
And I'm just
finishing it.

1072
01:31:47,586 --> 01:31:52,022
My dream was to be
with people I love…

1073
01:31:52,090 --> 01:31:55,287
who love each other,
that love me.

1074
01:32:11,071 --> 01:32:13,539
What about you, Jason?

1075
01:32:14,541 --> 01:32:16,532
What's your dream?

1076
01:32:19,078 --> 01:32:22,377
I don't know.

1077
01:32:24,050 --> 01:32:28,208
For as long as I can remember,
all I wanted to do was have fun.

1078
01:32:30,088 --> 01:32:32,078
Now I don't have a clue.

1079
01:32:33,524 --> 01:32:36,550
It's okay.
Guys are clueless.

1080
01:32:38,628 --> 01:32:41,289
Hey, you have to know this.

1081
01:32:42,598 --> 01:32:44,792
Even if you don't
have a dream of your own…

1082
01:32:44,832 --> 01:32:46,766
you gave me mine.

1083
01:32:46,834 --> 01:32:49,098
–That counts for something.
–Mmm.

1084
01:32:50,771 --> 01:32:52,761
Of course.

1085
01:32:58,611 --> 01:33:01,910
Look at her.
Isn't she beautiful?

1086
01:33:03,983 --> 01:33:06,755
I mean, except for
her choice in lipstick.

1087
01:33:08,820 --> 01:33:12,720
But you have to admit…

1088
01:33:12,788 --> 01:33:16,417
even if you got nothing
else out of the deal but her…

1089
01:33:16,492 --> 01:33:18,891
you'd still be a huge winner.

1090
01:33:24,166 --> 01:33:28,659
Don't blow it. Knowing you,
you're likely to do it.

1091
01:33:34,841 --> 01:33:37,105
Merry Christmas, Jason.

1092
01:33:43,781 --> 01:33:45,771
Merry Christmas.

1093
01:33:51,520 --> 01:33:53,954
Up until now,
I have only existed.

1094
01:33:54,957 --> 01:33:56,891
I've, um—

1095
01:33:58,259 --> 01:34:00,288
I've drifted through life
day to day…

1096
01:34:00,328 --> 01:34:03,297
thinking that
that was enough.

1097
01:34:03,364 --> 01:34:06,664
And honestly, I don't know
if I have my own dream.

1098
01:34:08,502 --> 01:34:12,330
But I do know I can help
others fulfill theirs. I know it.

1099
01:34:17,876 --> 01:34:20,780
Jason, will you excuse us
for a few minutes?

1100
01:34:22,079 --> 01:34:24,070
Hamilton & Partners.

1101
01:34:33,488 --> 01:34:39,448
We've deliberated and evaluated
whether or not your answer…

1102
01:34:39,527 --> 01:34:43,929
conforms with the expressed
desires of Red Stevens…

1103
01:34:43,997 --> 01:34:47,955
and we find
that your answer does.

1104
01:34:48,033 --> 01:34:53,436
Therefore, we are releasing
an amount allocated for you at this time.

1105
01:34:54,639 --> 01:34:57,608
That is, uh…

1106
01:34:57,675 --> 01:35:02,839
$100 million to do with
whatever you please.

1107
01:35:05,348 --> 01:35:09,444
All of us here at the firm
want to congratulate you, Jason…

1108
01:35:09,518 --> 01:35:11,452
for sticking it out…

1109
01:35:11,520 --> 01:35:14,612
putting up with some
very harsh conditions…

1110
01:35:14,688 --> 01:35:17,122
and prevailing.

1111
01:35:17,191 --> 01:35:19,181
Congratulations, Jason.

1112
01:35:25,864 --> 01:35:27,798
So that's it?

1113
01:35:27,866 --> 01:35:31,233
Yes, I- I think so.

1114
01:35:31,303 --> 01:35:34,465
No, don't get me wrong.
It's not the amount.

1115
01:35:34,538 --> 01:35:36,529
It's, uh—

1116
01:35:38,608 --> 01:35:40,599
It's just—

1117
01:35:40,677 --> 01:35:42,702
I don't know.
I was…

1118
01:35:42,779 --> 01:35:44,956
expecting a different
feeling or…

1119
01:35:46,981 --> 01:35:48,972
something.

1120
01:35:50,752 --> 01:35:55,051
I think that's
because now you…

1121
01:35:55,122 --> 01:35:57,056
are a diffferent person.

1122
01:35:58,858 --> 01:36:01,520
And, uh—
And, no…

1123
01:36:01,594 --> 01:36:03,772
we won't cash
that check for you.

1124
01:36:07,232 --> 01:36:10,362
Okay, so he is the best
architect in town. That's great.

1125
01:36:10,402 --> 01:36:12,963
Tell him I want a meeting with him
first thing Monday morning.

1126
01:36:13,003 --> 01:36:15,971
–**
–And how much is that?

1127
01:36:16,039 --> 01:36:18,301
I want to tour that property
as soon as possible.

1128
01:36:18,341 --> 01:36:22,604
Oh, that's amazing. We'll have a meeting
at the bank in, let's say, what, a month?

1129
01:36:22,644 --> 01:36:25,106
–That would depend on how
many vehicles you were talking.

1130
01:36:25,146 --> 01:36:27,608
–I'm sorry. Can you hold on?
–Certainly.

1131
01:36:27,648 --> 01:36:30,913
–Yeah?
Mr Stevens, a- a young lady to see you.

1132
01:36:30,985 --> 01:36:32,918
–Great. Send her up.
–Okay.

1133
01:36:32,986 --> 01:36:35,215
–I'm sorry.
–Will it be a large number of—

1134
01:36:35,255 --> 01:36:37,217
Yeah, there are gonna be
plenty of cars.

1135
01:36:37,257 --> 01:36:40,419
–Okay, we'll have to look into it and let you know.
–Okay, Thank you.

1136
01:36:40,459 --> 01:36:42,450
You're welcome.

1137
01:36:54,403 --> 01:36:58,032
Oh, I like the remodel.

1138
01:37:00,075 --> 01:37:02,566
Where have you been?

1139
01:37:02,644 --> 01:37:04,635
In and out of prison.

1140
01:37:04,713 --> 01:37:07,545
Mmm.
Good to hear.

1141
01:37:08,615 --> 01:37:11,209
No visible tattoos.

1142
01:37:11,285 --> 01:37:13,377
–I missed you.
–Hmm.

1143
01:37:15,321 --> 01:37:17,432
–What's this?
–Oh, it's nothing.

1144
01:37:18,490 --> 01:37:20,423
That's a nice round number.

1145
01:37:20,491 --> 01:37:24,055
Somehow I don't think you'll be having
any more credit card problems, will you?

1146
01:37:24,095 --> 01:37:27,154
You know, um,
you still owe me a dinner.

1147
01:37:27,230 --> 01:37:29,164
How could I ever forget?

1148
01:37:30,233 --> 01:37:32,223
I missed you.

1149
01:37:36,305 --> 01:37:38,334
I think I still
remember my way around.

1150
01:37:38,374 --> 01:37:40,948
Why don't you meet me
in a few minutes?

1151
01:37:49,215 --> 01:37:51,149
How quaint.

1152
01:37:51,217 --> 01:37:53,207
Hmm.

1153
01:37:57,389 --> 01:37:59,549
Jason?
Where'd you go?

1154
01:38:20,907 --> 01:38:24,308
Shall I keep the limo running,
Mr Stevens?

1155
01:38:24,377 --> 01:38:25,968
Maybe not.

1156
01:38:29,348 --> 01:38:32,677
Ah, Mr Hamilton, Miss Hastings,
I'm so happy you came.

1157
01:38:32,717 --> 01:38:36,244
Jason, what's going on?

1158
01:38:36,320 --> 01:38:38,311
Have a seat.
Please. I insist.

1159
01:38:43,860 --> 01:38:48,281
Thank you all for joining me today.
May I direct your attention to—

1160
01:38:51,299 --> 01:38:53,232
It's called Emily's Home.

1161
01:38:53,300 --> 01:38:57,064
It's for a dozen or more families
experiencing extraordinary health challenges.

1162
01:38:57,104 --> 01:39:01,733
Now, over here
will be the homes.

1163
01:39:01,808 --> 01:39:04,237
They're part of the same complex,
yet individual dwellings.

1164
01:39:04,277 --> 01:39:08,173
Families are gonna be able to live together
while they face their problems.

1165
01:39:08,213 --> 01:39:10,542
Now, obviously, there's
gonna be plenty of parking.

1166
01:39:10,582 --> 01:39:14,111
Over here is gonna be a state-of-the-art
employment center…

1167
01:39:14,151 --> 01:39:17,081
catering to parents, single or married,
who need to earn some sort of income…

1168
01:39:17,121 --> 01:39:19,214
while their child
undergoes treatment.

1169
01:39:19,254 --> 01:39:23,156
Now, at this
state-of-the-art hospital—

1170
01:39:23,225 --> 01:39:26,853
Excuse me.
What's missing?

1171
01:39:26,928 --> 01:39:29,021
Oh, yeah.
A church…

1172
01:39:29,096 --> 01:39:31,826
a worship center.

1173
01:39:31,899 --> 01:39:33,832
How much is this
gonna cost?

1174
01:39:33,900 --> 01:39:36,863
If you look at the prospectus
in front of you, page 5.

1175
01:39:36,903 --> 01:39:40,065
The total initial outlay
will be $350 million.

1176
01:39:40,139 --> 01:39:45,037
Your part will be to underwrite the financing
and a loan guarantee of 250 million.

1177
01:39:45,077 --> 01:39:47,739
I'm gonna be putting up the first
100 million of my own money.

1178
01:39:47,779 --> 01:39:52,608
Mr Stevens, this is all well and fine. We did
business with your grandfather for many years.

1179
01:39:52,648 --> 01:39:57,079
Excuse me. I'm sorry for interrupting,
but I didn't phrase this as a question.

1180
01:39:57,119 --> 01:40:01,450
You are gonna do this. You made this much
off my grandfather in a typical year.

1181
01:40:01,490 --> 01:40:05,949
And, gentlemen, this project has…

1182
01:40:06,026 --> 01:40:09,423
the full resources of the Hamilton
law firm backing it. –Yes? Oh, I—

1183
01:40:09,463 --> 01:40:13,899
Pro bono, as I'm sure
you will be too.

1184
01:40:15,168 --> 01:40:17,997
Wrap up the details for me,
will you, Hamilton?

1185
01:40:18,037 --> 01:40:21,072
–My pleasure.
–Thank you all. I appreciate it.

1186
01:40:24,475 --> 01:40:26,806
Hey! Whoa!

1187
01:40:26,877 --> 01:40:29,187
Come on, come on,
come on, come on!

1188
01:41:18,253 --> 01:41:20,243
She wanted me to be there.

1189
01:41:22,389 --> 01:41:24,482
It was so important to her.

1190
01:41:27,393 --> 01:41:29,725
She wanted me to be there.

1191
01:42:36,850 --> 01:42:41,183
Jason, Alexia,
as mayor of Charlotte…

1192
01:42:41,253 --> 01:42:44,751
it is my extreme honor
and privilege to preside over…

1193
01:42:44,824 --> 01:42:48,350
the ground breaking
for Emily's Home.

1194
01:42:48,426 --> 01:42:52,156
But it is also a sad day…

1195
01:42:52,229 --> 01:42:57,723
in that the namesake and the inspiration
for this incredible project…

1196
01:42:57,800 --> 01:43:00,324
is not here with us today.

1197
01:43:01,403 --> 01:43:04,770
But her spirit
will always be with us all.

1198
01:43:09,577 --> 01:43:11,568
Jason, Alexia.

1199
01:43:22,121 --> 01:43:24,054
Thank you very much.

1200
01:43:24,122 --> 01:43:27,716
Thanks.

1201
01:43:35,031 --> 01:43:38,694
I am so proud of the man
you've become.

1202
01:43:38,768 --> 01:43:41,463
Thanks in great part to you.

1203
01:43:41,536 --> 01:43:44,532
Meet me at my office as soon
as possible, will you?

1204
01:43:44,572 --> 01:43:48,136
–I have one more matter I need to discuss.
–Of course.

1205
01:43:51,011 --> 01:43:54,539
We understand you went
outside the boundaries of our instructions…

1206
01:43:54,579 --> 01:43:57,309
with one of those gifts.

1207
01:43:57,382 --> 01:43:59,316
What?

1208
01:43:59,384 --> 01:44:02,618
Don't “what” me.
You know what I'm talking about.

1209
01:44:12,829 --> 01:44:17,449
–Miss Hastings, will you, uh, dismiss everyone, please?
–Oh. Yes, sir.

1210
01:44:35,814 --> 01:44:38,180
Over the course of several days…

1211
01:44:38,249 --> 01:44:40,678
this investigator personally witnessed
and recorded the subject…

1212
01:44:40,718 --> 01:44:45,800
as he committed various misdemeanor
infractions for which he was never cited.

1213
01:44:48,424 --> 01:44:51,985
Nevertheless, illegal
activities did occur.

1214
01:44:53,062 --> 01:44:56,325
Panhandling,
bordering on assault…

1215
01:44:59,433 --> 01:45:03,766
stealing private property,
resale of stolen items…

1216
01:45:07,773 --> 01:45:11,504
street vending
without a permit…

1217
01:45:11,577 --> 01:45:13,510
jaywalking.

1218
01:45:13,578 --> 01:45:18,142
It is the opinion of this investigator
that the subject is a reprobate…

1219
01:45:18,182 --> 01:45:22,012
and not capable of completing
the 12 gifts laid out in Red Stevens's will.

1220
01:45:22,052 --> 01:45:23,847
That's enough, Miss Hastings.

1221
01:45:23,887 --> 01:45:26,081
My pleasure, Mr Hamilton.

1222
01:45:27,088 --> 01:45:31,991
Jason, if you made it this far,
he had one final message.

1223
01:45:49,741 --> 01:45:52,073
–Jason.
–Yeah?

1224
01:45:53,878 --> 01:45:56,649
You gave away the $100 million?
All of it?

1225
01:45:58,615 --> 01:46:01,677
–Yeah, so what?
–Well, if you're standing here now…

1226
01:46:01,717 --> 01:46:06,847
it means that not only have you succeeded
in receiving all of my gifts…

1227
01:46:06,921 --> 01:46:10,551
but have done so beyond
the boundaries that I have set.

1228
01:46:12,193 --> 01:46:15,719
I guess that means
that I have succeeded as well.

1229
01:46:17,931 --> 01:46:20,558
What I could not
accomplish in life…

1230
01:46:20,633 --> 01:46:22,897
I have done in death.

1231
01:46:24,336 --> 01:46:29,101
As long as you are
still alive, I will be too.

1232
01:46:32,376 --> 01:46:34,366
I love you, Son.

1233
01:46:34,443 --> 01:46:36,274
I love you too.

1234
01:46:39,649 --> 01:46:41,707
Good-bye, Jason.

1235
01:47:30,957 --> 01:47:34,084
“As executor of the estate
of Red Stevens…

1236
01:47:34,159 --> 01:47:36,733
”I hereby execute
and otherwise assign…

1237
01:47:36,795 --> 01:47:41,458
”complete and controlling
interest to Jason Stevens…

1238
01:47:41,532 --> 01:47:43,830
”the balance of Red's estate…

1239
01:47:45,169 --> 01:47:48,399
”including all holdings,
investment portfolio…

1240
01:47:48,471 --> 01:47:52,032
”and offshore interests…

1241
01:47:52,108 --> 01:47:57,237
totaling in excess
of two billion dollars.”

1242
01:47:59,080 --> 01:48:03,778
Depending on OPEC prices
and foreign currency fluctuations, of course.

1243
01:48:17,262 --> 01:48:19,891
I need a lawyer for a few business ideas I have…

1244
01:48:19,931 --> 01:48:21,892
a few still
in the dream stage.

1245
01:48:21,932 --> 01:48:23,866
When would you like to meet?

1246
01:48:23,934 --> 01:48:26,164
Meet? Hell, you're hired.

1247
01:48:26,236 --> 01:48:29,197
Sir, are you sure you wouldn't like to meet first?

1248
01:48:29,237 --> 01:48:32,729
You were at the top
of your law class, were you not?

1249
01:48:32,807 --> 01:48:35,070
–Yes, sir.
–Then you're my lawyer.

1250
01:48:35,142 --> 01:48:38,574
Now let's get on with it.
We got a world to conquer.

1251
01:48:49,922 --> 01:48:53,380
Do you think I'm old,
Miss Hastings?

1252
01:48:53,458 --> 01:48:55,516
Mm-mmm.

1253
01:48:55,593 --> 01:49:00,722
Well, I think it's about time I retire
from this law firm.

1254
01:49:03,565 --> 01:49:06,864
Whatever will you do,
Mr Hamilton?

1255
01:49:09,103 --> 01:49:11,264
Go to work
with Jason Stevens.

1256
01:49:13,874 --> 01:49:15,899
–Change the world.
–Mmm.

1257
01:49:21,047 --> 01:49:25,049
Hi.

1258
01:49:41,530 --> 01:49:43,521
Thank you.

1259
01:50:18,194 --> 01:50:20,991
So I want
to give you a gift—

1260
01:50:21,062 --> 01:50:26,090
a series of gifts
leading up to, well…

1261
01:50:26,167 --> 01:50:28,964
I wanna call it
“the ultimate gift.”

1262
01:50:29,036 --> 01:50:32,467
Now, you fail in anyway,
it's over. You get nothing.

1263
01:50:38,577 --> 01:50:41,807
You know, you do any work
like you just did…

1264
01:50:41,879 --> 01:50:43,813
you can do anything.

1265
01:50:55,858 --> 01:50:58,622
Now, aren't you
forgettin' something?

1266
01:50:58,694 --> 01:51:01,957
–I don't think so. Shoot.
–The gift.

1267
01:51:02,029 --> 01:51:03,826
The gift of work.

1268
01:51:03,897 --> 01:51:06,457
–Wow.
–Congratulations.

1269
01:51:12,471 --> 01:51:15,803
The charge card company
declined the charge.

1270
01:51:15,874 --> 01:51:19,004
That's impossible. I don't have a credit limit.
Just run it through again.

1271
01:51:19,044 --> 01:51:24,447
It's always our practice to run it through again,
but they declined.

1272
01:51:31,486 --> 01:51:33,181
I need a friend.

1273
01:51:33,255 --> 01:51:36,655
You expect this friendship
to continue?

1274
01:51:36,724 --> 01:51:40,160
I plan on knowing Jason
for the rest of my life.

1275
01:51:47,000 --> 01:51:50,457
Do- Do you truly
know how to learn?

1276
01:51:51,537 --> 01:51:54,664
Villagers wait for books.

1277
01:51:54,739 --> 01:51:56,673
You bring them new books.

1278
01:51:56,741 --> 01:52:01,302
They are waiting for you
to pick up old books.

1279
01:52:01,378 --> 01:52:04,778
Exchange. Library.
Si?

1280
01:52:17,124 --> 01:52:20,487
Well, you don't begin to live
until you've lost everything.

1281
01:52:20,527 --> 01:52:23,984
Wait! Wait!

1282
01:52:24,063 --> 01:52:27,691
That's an $8,000 paint job!

1283
01:52:27,766 --> 01:52:29,995
Heck, I've lost everything
three or four times.

1284
01:52:30,035 --> 01:52:32,298
It's the perfect
place to start.

1285
01:52:40,110 --> 01:52:44,478
And Emily— she's—

1286
01:52:46,949 --> 01:52:49,746
–she's the best decision I ever made.
–**

1287
01:52:50,818 --> 01:52:53,878
What's gonna
happen to my mom?

1288
01:52:53,955 --> 01:52:56,199
I really don't hate her,
you know.

1289
01:53:08,398 --> 01:53:10,889
–Salud.
–Salud.

1290
01:53:10,968 --> 01:53:12,833
Salud!

1291
01:53:12,903 --> 01:53:15,336
Salud.

1292
01:53:25,213 --> 01:53:30,172
Jason, you need to be free,
free to dream.

1293
01:53:30,251 --> 01:53:33,279
You need to come up
with a dream, then act on it.

1294
01:53:33,319 --> 01:53:36,619
And honestly, I don't know
if I have my own dream.

1295
01:53:38,524 --> 01:53:41,626
But I do know I can help others
fulfill theirs.

1296
01:53:46,964 --> 01:53:49,693
Uh, I do have to
give away some money.

1297
01:53:49,766 --> 01:53:52,736
You're getting
less mysterious by the minute.

1298
01:53:54,437 --> 01:53:56,597
She owes $1,600
in back rent.

1299
01:53:56,672 --> 01:53:58,765
Pay it.

1300
01:53:58,841 --> 01:54:00,968
You're a hundred
dollars short.

1301
01:54:10,716 --> 01:54:13,276
So, apparently…

1302
01:54:14,353 --> 01:54:17,287
someone came by
and covered my back rent.

1303
01:54:18,290 --> 01:54:20,281
Was it you?

1304
01:54:22,293 --> 01:54:24,090
Thank you.

1305
01:54:32,235 --> 01:54:34,225
What would
your dream be?

1306
01:54:35,636 --> 01:54:38,434
My dream?

1307
01:54:38,506 --> 01:54:40,474
My dream was
a perfect day.

1308
01:54:47,280 --> 01:54:49,645
And I'm just
finishing it.

1309
01:54:58,423 --> 01:55:01,585
–I love you, Son.
–I love you too.

1310
01:55:04,728 --> 01:55:06,991
Good-bye, Jason.