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♪ You hold me

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♪ And it's midnight at the bar

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♪ You tell me

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♪ I am your one and all

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♪ You kiss me

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♪ And deep in love I fall

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♪ Then I realize

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♪ It was a dream after all

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♪ I know it's not right

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♪ Not to follow the light

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♪ But all of my days
have been dark as night ♪

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♪ Falling and falling

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♪ And calling and calling
[saw buzzing]

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♪ Hoping for love to take all

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♪ And if I

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♪ Should live before I die

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♪ I won't have

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♪ A reason not to cry

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♪ And as the

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♪ First tear begins to fall

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♪ I realize

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♪ It's not a dream after all

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- Take the deal, it's a gift.

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- No.

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They can go fuck themselves.

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- I'm advising you
to take the deal.

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- This isn't right.

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I was so close!

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- Right's got nothing
to do with it.

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This wasn't some
minor infraction.

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If you take this, they've
agreed to keep quiet.

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If you don't, you go to jail.

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It's that simple.

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I'll give you a few
minutes to think about it.

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[door opens and closes]
[light piano music]

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- They want me to leave school.

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Never practice medicine again.

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- I know, I know.

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Let's just get this done.

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[door opens]

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[sniffs]

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- Do it.

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[somber instrumental music]

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- I put in all the
data, but I can't tell

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why there are more outliers
than there should be.

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- Let me see.

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[typing]

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There you go.

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- [Henry] How'd you do that?

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- You, my friend, were
in the wrong algorithm.

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- And go.
[watch beeps]

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[rat squeaking]

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[watch clicks]

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- Time?

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- Five seconds
slower than normal.

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- Now for the not so fun part.

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Okay, withdrawing
cerebrospinal fluid

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from test subject one.

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30, just a little bit more.

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40 milliliters
cerebral spinal fluid

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withdrawing from
test subject one.

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- Jesus, more than ever.

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[rat squeaking]

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- Injecting cerebrospinal fluid

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from test subject one
into test subject two.

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Come on, come on.

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- Test subject one's
experience of the maze

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will be transferred
to test subject two,

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resulting in a lower run time.

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[watch beeps]
Go.

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[watch clicks]

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[rat squeaking]

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[watch clicks]

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- [Vic] Time differential?

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- Less than half.

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Fastest yet.

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I think that we literally
put that guy's memory

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of the maze into that guy.

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- This is for the
greater good, buddy.

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Okay, Henry, take it from here.

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[Piano Sonata No. 14]

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- I hate these
things, don't you?

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- Yeah.

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- I'm Elizabeth.

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- Oh, I'm Vic.

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- I can play this.

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- What is it?

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- It's Beethoven's
Piano Sonata Number 14.

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Most people know it
as "Moonlight Sonata."

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- It's nice.

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- Kinda sad, though.

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He wrote it about a student
he fell in love with,

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and it ended badly.

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- Huh.

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- What class are you?

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- Med school.

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'09.

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- Nice.

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- You?

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- I coordinate housing
and social services
for the homeless.

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- Always thought I'd like to
volunteer at a place like that.

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- Really?

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- Yeah.

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- Well, you should come by then.

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I mean, we could definitely
use a doctor there.

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- Oh.

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I'm not a doctor type doctor.

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Research is more fulfilling.

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I like to help the
masses, so to speak.

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There's this thing that
we're working on right now

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that if it works out,
it could be pretty huge.

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- What is it?

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- I can't really tell you.

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- Oh come on, you can't just
say that and then not tell me.

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- Alright, I can tell you
that if it all works out,

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it could change the world.

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- For better or for worse?

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- Hey babe, Vic.

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- Robert.

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- Hey babe, why don't you
just give us a second here,

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just gotta have a little
chat with my boy here.

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- I didn't know you
two know each other.

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- Yeah we were roomies.

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Not that I saw him much, I
think he spent like what,

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about two nights at home the
entire time we had the place?

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- Well, I will let the
two of you catch up.

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I'll be back in a minute.

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- Hey man, what're
you doing here?

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- Same as you man,
just catching up.

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- This is my graduating class.

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You didn't graduate,
you remember lab rat?

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You don't belong here,
and you know why.

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You gotta get out of here.

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- Leaving so soon?

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- Yeah, I got a big
experiment at the lab.

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I should, should get back.

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- Oh, I understand.

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Well, you should definitely
come by the clinic.

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- I will.

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- Promise?

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- Yeah.

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- Okay, see you then.

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- Hand me last night's report.

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Vic?

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[electronic beeping]

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Vic?

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- Oh, sorry doctor.

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- Sorry doesn't
get me the report.

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Haha, excellent.

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Even you two can
get repeat results

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by following the procedures.

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Think it's time to publish.

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- Oh doctor, before we do,
I just wanted to discuss

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the non-invasive method
I've been developing.

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It's really coming along--
- Vic, Vic,

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we talked about this.

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No need to fix
what isn't broken.

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Keep your hobbies where
they belong, okay?

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- Yes doctor.

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- Good.

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- Oh, one more thing?

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I've observed that there's
a secondary side effect

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when we do the procedure.

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- I don't wanna
be distracted Vic.

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Jesus, just stick
with my directives.

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- I can't take it anymore.

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- He's just old.

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- He misses the point
every single time.

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He's never ready for a result

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that he doesn't already expect,

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and when something new
happens, he just ignores it.

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- What are you talking about?

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- Have you noticed when we do
the cerebrospinal transfer,

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the rat's personality changes?

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- I think notice some
change sometimes, yeah.

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- No, no, no, not
sometimes, every time.

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- Every time?

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- Remember yesterday's rat?

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How agitated he was?

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- [Henry] Yeah.

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- After I did the transfer,
it relaxed like that.

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I don't know think
that we're just

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transferring sense memory,

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I think we're actually
transferring emotions as well.

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- This non-invasive technique
that you've been working on,

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does it work on memory transfer?

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- It's experimental, but so
far the results are good.

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- [Henry] Would it work
on emotion transfer too?

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[rat squeaking]

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- No needles, no injections,

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no need for
unnecessary dissection.

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♪ I hope you hold my hand

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♪ And keep me from
getting cold ♪

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[electronic whirring]

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Okay.

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[electronic beeping]

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[bell rings]

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- Here's your regular, boys.

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- Thank you.

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- Anything else?

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- No, I think that's
it Doreen, thank you.

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- To Doreen--

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- [Both] The most unhappy
person in the world.

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- So, last night
was revolutionary.

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- I think we should tell Stein.

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- Wait, why would
you even consider

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letting him take
credit for this?

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- Because this thing can
be huge for all of us,

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and we need Stein, we
need him for grant money,

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we need him for legitimacy.

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- What we need is human trials.

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- We'll be lucky if they
let us try this on dogs.

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Then it's gonna be
months of paperwork

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to even get to
the primate stage,

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and then we still
need Stein to sign off

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before we can even
start the process.

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- But that'll be 40 years
and we'll be old fucking men

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still working as lab assistants.

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What happened to you?

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- What happened to me?

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You of all people know
what happened with me.

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I can't believe this, I mean.

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I learned my fucking lesson,
that's what happened to me.

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- Well, you learned the
wrong fucking lesson.

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- I've lost my appetite.

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- Shit.

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- Once.

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We'll try this out
once, and that's it,

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just to see if it works.

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[light piano music]

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Okay, all you do is relax.

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[electronic whirring]

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This is incredible.

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The readings for that moment
are just off the charts.

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- Yeah, I felt it way more than
any of the other positions.

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- So wait, what
does it feel like?

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- It feels like...

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Like I couldn't even imagine
worrying about anything.

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Like everything was just...

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Good.

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- [laughs] So was it
like you were high?

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- No, no, no, no,
no, not like that.

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It's...

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It's a feeling of peace.

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Like, like a mother's hug.

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Not my mother of course--

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- Well, clearly.

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- You know, like
an ideal mother.

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- Credit card machine's
down, cash only.

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And don't use this as an
excuse to screw me on the tip.

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- Ah, she's in a
good mood today.

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- She seems sweeter
than usual, yeah.

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- Yeah.

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[coughing]

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- [Elizabeth] You made it.

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- Yeah.

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- You okay?

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- Yeah.

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- Ray, Tom, I'm gonna
be right with you guys,

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'kay, just give me a minute.

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Alright, come on, I'll
show you my office.

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Ta-da!

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This is it.

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Glamorous, no?

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- That's great.

268
00:17:12.335 --> 00:17:13.293
- I'm glad you came.

269
00:17:16.948 --> 00:17:19.255
The place is a disaster, but
it does have its rewards.

270
00:17:19.299 --> 00:17:21.214
One of the guys out there, Tom,

271
00:17:21.257 --> 00:17:23.129
he's been in and out
of shelters for months,

272
00:17:23.172 --> 00:17:25.000
and I just got him housing.

273
00:17:25.044 --> 00:17:26.262
- Oh, that's great.

274
00:17:26.306 --> 00:17:30.179
Is that his file,
it's awfully big.

275
00:17:30.223 --> 00:17:32.268
- Well, I have to pass
off his full history

276
00:17:32.312 --> 00:17:34.183
in order to get the
approvals from the clinics,

277
00:17:34.227 --> 00:17:38.057
and it's, well anyway,
it takes forever.

278
00:17:38.100 --> 00:17:40.015
- You don't have
a feeder database?

279
00:17:40.059 --> 00:17:42.583
- I'm gonna guess that we
don't have the budget for that.

280
00:17:42.626 --> 00:17:44.280
- I could do it for you.

281
00:17:44.324 --> 00:17:47.283
- Wow, that's really generous.

282
00:17:48.980 --> 00:17:49.764
Thank you.

283
00:17:50.982 --> 00:17:51.766
- My pleasure.

284
00:17:55.117 --> 00:17:55.900
Come on in.

285
00:18:00.340 --> 00:18:01.080
Grab a seat.

286
00:18:06.172 --> 00:18:07.695
- 'Kay, what's the
big emergency, what--

287
00:18:07.738 --> 00:18:11.090
- I wanna test this on someone
that is truly problematic.

288
00:18:12.352 --> 00:18:13.092
- Why?

289
00:18:14.354 --> 00:18:17.400
- We need to see what
it can actually do.

290
00:18:20.011 --> 00:18:21.752
- I don't, I don't know man.

291
00:18:21.796 --> 00:18:22.666
- We need to.

292
00:18:26.235 --> 00:18:30.152
[apprehensive
instrumental music]

293
00:18:30.196 --> 00:18:31.806
You keep him off his meds today?

294
00:18:50.651 --> 00:18:55.612
[ominous instrumental music]
[metallic screeching]

295
00:19:16.329 --> 00:19:17.765
- Let me out of here!

296
00:19:17.808 --> 00:19:20.202
These off of me, these off me!

297
00:19:21.899 --> 00:19:24.989
Lord save my life,
Lord save my life.

298
00:19:25.033 --> 00:19:26.904
You can't trap me.

299
00:19:26.948 --> 00:19:29.951
[panicked babbling]

300
00:19:33.215 --> 00:19:34.042
- [Henry] It's alright.

301
00:19:34.085 --> 00:19:35.304
- [Vic] You're fine.

302
00:19:35.348 --> 00:19:36.392
[yelling]

303
00:19:36.436 --> 00:19:37.350
Alright, it's fine.

304
00:19:40.309 --> 00:19:41.876
- I'll kill you!

305
00:19:41.919 --> 00:19:42.703
Kill you!

306
00:19:45.749 --> 00:19:47.882
[panicked babbling]

307
00:19:47.925 --> 00:19:49.144
I'll kill you!

308
00:19:50.276 --> 00:19:51.581
Kill you!

309
00:19:51.625 --> 00:19:53.192
- Why do you want to kill me?

310
00:19:55.411 --> 00:19:56.847
- For the good of all.

311
00:19:58.719 --> 00:20:00.764
[growls]

312
00:20:00.808 --> 00:20:01.722
You can't chain me down--

313
00:20:01.765 --> 00:20:03.767
- Okay, that's enough of that.

314
00:20:03.811 --> 00:20:04.594
You ready?

315
00:20:24.614 --> 00:20:28.314
- [Patient] I'll kill
you, I'll kill you,

316
00:20:28.357 --> 00:20:31.882
I'll kill you, I'll
kill you, I'll kill you!

317
00:20:33.188 --> 00:20:36.365
[belabored breathing]

318
00:20:56.777 --> 00:20:58.169
- Hey.

319
00:20:58.213 --> 00:21:02.391
[ethereal instrumental music]

320
00:21:02.435 --> 00:21:03.349
- Thank you.

321
00:21:08.702 --> 00:21:09.442
Thank you.

322
00:21:12.793 --> 00:21:14.882
[crying]

323
00:21:16.362 --> 00:21:17.101
Thank you.

324
00:21:23.804 --> 00:21:25.371
- I can't believe this.
[cash register kachings]

325
00:21:25.414 --> 00:21:26.154
- We did it.

326
00:21:26.197 --> 00:21:27.155
- We did it indeed.

327
00:21:32.639 --> 00:21:34.380
So I've been, I've been
thinking a little bit more

328
00:21:34.423 --> 00:21:37.383
about what you asked me,
and I think I've got it.

329
00:21:39.733 --> 00:21:40.560
It's mudita.

330
00:21:41.735 --> 00:21:43.345
- What's mudita?

331
00:21:43.389 --> 00:21:46.522
- It's the Buddhist
word for ultimate joy,

332
00:21:46.566 --> 00:21:51.527
for appreciative joy,
for exhilarating joy.

333
00:21:53.529 --> 00:21:54.487
- Wow.

334
00:21:55.879 --> 00:21:58.534
- The commercial applications
of this are endless.

335
00:21:58.578 --> 00:22:02.495
- No Henry, that's
not the point.

336
00:22:03.539 --> 00:22:04.888
That's not why I did this.

337
00:22:12.374 --> 00:22:13.810
- So what is this?

338
00:22:13.854 --> 00:22:16.596
- Since I added the data
core, all you gotta do

339
00:22:16.639 --> 00:22:18.467
is expand your bandwidth and
throw in a few data clusters

340
00:22:18.511 --> 00:22:20.382
and you should be good to go.

341
00:22:22.602 --> 00:22:26.083
You're not registering
any of that, are you?

342
00:22:26.127 --> 00:22:28.347
- I tried, I've really tried.

343
00:22:30.087 --> 00:22:32.438
I will make you a deal.

344
00:22:33.961 --> 00:22:36.703
If you promise to never
explain that to me ever again,

345
00:22:37.921 --> 00:22:40.576
I will take you to
lunch anywhere you want.

346
00:22:41.403 --> 00:22:42.404
- Anywhere?

347
00:22:44.145 --> 00:22:46.365
[bell rings]

348
00:22:47.540 --> 00:22:48.497
- Really, this place?

349
00:22:49.977 --> 00:22:50.804
- Would it help if
I told you they have

350
00:22:50.847 --> 00:22:52.501
really good hash browns?

351
00:22:52.545 --> 00:22:53.720
- No.

352
00:22:53.763 --> 00:22:56.984
- Well that's good,
'cause they don't.

353
00:22:57.027 --> 00:22:59.029
- Where's your boyfriend?

354
00:22:59.073 --> 00:23:01.989
- Oh Doreen, you
cannot tell Henry

355
00:23:02.032 --> 00:23:04.470
that I came here without
him, please don't.

356
00:23:05.296 --> 00:23:06.820
- So what's good here?

357
00:23:06.863 --> 00:23:08.604
- Everything's good, I'm
sure you'll enjoy it,

358
00:23:08.648 --> 00:23:12.129
we're glad you're here,
what can I get you?

359
00:23:12.173 --> 00:23:13.609
- A grilled cheese sandwich.

360
00:23:13.653 --> 00:23:15.176
- Grits or fries?

361
00:23:15.219 --> 00:23:16.917
- Do you have cheese fries?

362
00:23:16.960 --> 00:23:18.875
- Wow, you like a
lot of cheese, huh?

363
00:23:18.919 --> 00:23:20.442
- I'd have a cheese
shake if they made one.

364
00:23:20.486 --> 00:23:22.313
- We don't have shakes.

365
00:23:22.357 --> 00:23:23.489
- Diet coke please.

366
00:23:28.015 --> 00:23:29.016
- Wait, what about you?

367
00:23:29.059 --> 00:23:31.453
- She knows, she always knows.

368
00:23:34.674 --> 00:23:35.805
Good morning Dr. Stein.

369
00:23:37.067 --> 00:23:38.417
- How could you?

370
00:23:38.460 --> 00:23:39.548
- What?

371
00:23:39.592 --> 00:23:41.594
- They were here when I got in.

372
00:23:41.637 --> 00:23:42.638
- Doctor.

373
00:23:42.682 --> 00:23:43.770
- There are rules.

374
00:23:43.813 --> 00:23:44.988
- This is not what
it looks like.

375
00:23:45.032 --> 00:23:46.729
- I have the security footage.
- Wait--

376
00:23:46.773 --> 00:23:47.730
- And the patient
from the center.

377
00:23:47.774 --> 00:23:49.036
- Please, let me explain.

378
00:23:49.079 --> 00:23:50.124
- That's exactly
what I don't want.

379
00:23:50.167 --> 00:23:51.734
- But--
- You're both fired!

380
00:23:51.778 --> 00:23:53.040
Get them out of here.

381
00:23:59.525 --> 00:24:03.311
[dejected instrumental music]

382
00:24:11.580 --> 00:24:14.148
[phone buzzing]

383
00:24:30.251 --> 00:24:33.907
[text notification goes off]

384
00:24:45.179 --> 00:24:47.007
[knocking]

385
00:24:47.050 --> 00:24:47.834
- Vic!

386
00:24:49.792 --> 00:24:51.620
Come on Vic--
- Go away!

387
00:24:52.752 --> 00:24:55.102
[crow cawing]

388
00:25:01.456 --> 00:25:03.806
The key was for
emergencies only.

389
00:25:04.807 --> 00:25:06.069
- I'd say this qualifies.

390
00:25:06.113 --> 00:25:07.723
You know, if you'd
read or listened

391
00:25:07.767 --> 00:25:10.117
to the 40 fucking voicemails
and texts that I sent you,

392
00:25:10.160 --> 00:25:11.814
you'd have known
I was coming over.

393
00:25:14.164 --> 00:25:16.732
- It's a good thing that
we got caught when we did.

394
00:25:16.776 --> 00:25:19.822
- Before you say anything,
just consider this--

395
00:25:19.866 --> 00:25:22.085
- Look how much damage
we've done already.

396
00:25:22.129 --> 00:25:27.003
I mean, it's a wake-up
call, just let it die, okay?

397
00:25:38.319 --> 00:25:40.016
- There is another
outlook for this.

398
00:25:41.888 --> 00:25:44.543
You can get this out through
commercial application.

399
00:25:49.765 --> 00:25:52.725
Or you can let it die
right here in this room.

400
00:26:00.080 --> 00:26:04.345
You have discovered something
that no one else could have,

401
00:26:04.388 --> 00:26:06.434
something that can
change the world.

402
00:26:28.587 --> 00:26:31.764
[light doo wop music]

403
00:26:49.477 --> 00:26:54.438
♪ Please don't tell me
that I'm wasting my time ♪

404
00:26:57.746 --> 00:26:58.747
- Okay.

405
00:27:00.053 --> 00:27:04.623
♪ But if you're not sure
what I'm asking you ♪

406
00:27:05.493 --> 00:27:08.148
It's reading you perfectly.

407
00:27:08.191 --> 00:27:10.019
Moment of truth.

408
00:27:10.063 --> 00:27:14.981
♪ I got a little itch that
I need someone to scratch ♪

409
00:27:20.595 --> 00:27:25.469
♪ I got a little itch that
I need someone to scratch ♪

410
00:27:26.253 --> 00:27:29.125
[electronic beeping]

411
00:27:29.169 --> 00:27:29.952
Well?

412
00:27:34.870 --> 00:27:37.090
- Let's go get this
thing financed.

413
00:27:37.133 --> 00:27:39.440
[laughing]

414
00:27:41.485 --> 00:27:43.749
[elevator dings]

415
00:27:43.792 --> 00:27:46.882
All we need is one
of them to say yes.

416
00:27:46.926 --> 00:27:49.189
With a product like
yours, it's a no-brainer.

417
00:27:52.801 --> 00:27:54.890
[sighing]

418
00:27:54.934 --> 00:27:56.370
- Hey.

419
00:27:56.413 --> 00:27:57.414
- Hi.

420
00:27:57.458 --> 00:27:58.589
- [Receptionist] This way.

421
00:28:26.705 --> 00:28:27.706
- Have you ever felt sad?

422
00:28:28.750 --> 00:28:30.404
I know I have.

423
00:28:30.447 --> 00:28:32.623
I've often wished that there
was some kind of magical way

424
00:28:32.667 --> 00:28:34.930
that I could make
myself feel better,

425
00:28:35.931 --> 00:28:39.761
to feel a mother's love.

426
00:28:39.805 --> 00:28:42.721
And now, I have it.

427
00:28:45.854 --> 00:28:49.031
This bracelet functions
as a neurotransmitter

428
00:28:49.075 --> 00:28:53.383
between the user and
our program, Mudita.

429
00:29:01.478 --> 00:29:06.353
This proprietary bracelet
is fitted with conductors

430
00:29:06.396 --> 00:29:11.184
that act as both a reference
and a stimulating site.

431
00:29:12.141 --> 00:29:13.099
- You get that?

432
00:29:13.142 --> 00:29:17.930
- Which means that this bracelet

433
00:29:17.973 --> 00:29:22.848
can transmit vital signs,
emotional levels, et cetera,

434
00:29:25.894 --> 00:29:30.856
both to and from the wearer.

435
00:29:32.422 --> 00:29:36.557
With our program, Mudita,
installed on your smartphone,

436
00:29:39.560 --> 00:29:44.173
a connection is created between
the device and the bracelet,

437
00:29:45.653 --> 00:29:50.614
and this allows for
all of that information

438
00:29:51.833 --> 00:29:55.532
to travel back and
forth between the user

439
00:29:55.576 --> 00:29:59.188
and us back at our headquarters.

440
00:29:59.232 --> 00:30:01.582
I don't have the time to
get into the science of it

441
00:30:01.625 --> 00:30:04.411
right now, but you can
check out our website.

442
00:30:06.021 --> 00:30:10.634
It's a secret website, and
it has information that,

443
00:30:12.898 --> 00:30:17.816
there's stuff that will better
explain it in more detail.

444
00:30:19.339 --> 00:30:22.037
- I still have no idea
what this thing does.

445
00:30:22.081 --> 00:30:22.951
- [laughs] Of course.

446
00:30:24.300 --> 00:30:27.260
With this bracelet,
we are able to access

447
00:30:27.303 --> 00:30:32.221
a user's emotional state and
then transfer feelings of love.

448
00:30:33.919 --> 00:30:35.094
- So you're saying
you can make someone

449
00:30:35.137 --> 00:30:36.617
feel like they're in love?

450
00:30:37.836 --> 00:30:40.969
- No, not in love, loved.

451
00:30:42.841 --> 00:30:43.624
- Oh.

452
00:30:45.756 --> 00:30:50.065
- I just remembered, the
feeling is coming from a human

453
00:30:50.109 --> 00:30:53.025
who is hooked up to a machine
back at our headquarters.

454
00:30:53.068 --> 00:30:54.940
- Wait, what?

455
00:30:54.983 --> 00:30:55.984
Are you kidding [laughs]?

456
00:30:57.638 --> 00:31:00.859
- There's no negative effects,
it's all perfectly safe.

457
00:31:00.902 --> 00:31:02.382
[laughing]

458
00:31:02.425 --> 00:31:05.559
And I should clarify that
it's not just one-to-one,

459
00:31:05.602 --> 00:31:09.780
okay, one person
hooked up to Mudita

460
00:31:09.824 --> 00:31:12.174
can transmit to
up to 300 people,

461
00:31:12.218 --> 00:31:13.872
and,
[laughing]

462
00:31:13.915 --> 00:31:16.918
and with further research,
we hope to up that to 3,000.

463
00:31:16.962 --> 00:31:19.660
- Let me ask you this,
what time do you have

464
00:31:19.703 --> 00:31:20.966
to be back at the asylum?

465
00:31:22.750 --> 00:31:24.230
- [Investor 1] So I'm gonna
see you later on then, right?

466
00:31:24.273 --> 00:31:26.058
- [Investor 2]
Yeah, see you later.

467
00:31:32.238 --> 00:31:32.934
- Gentlemen.

468
00:31:35.067 --> 00:31:36.503
Sit.

469
00:31:36.546 --> 00:31:39.506
That was one of the worst
pitches I've ever heard,

470
00:31:39.549 --> 00:31:40.333
a disaster.

471
00:31:41.769 --> 00:31:43.075
But I looked into you guys.

472
00:31:43.118 --> 00:31:43.858
What you do?

473
00:31:44.772 --> 00:31:45.947
It's interesting.

474
00:31:45.991 --> 00:31:49.429
Raw, unfocused, but interesting.

475
00:31:51.997 --> 00:31:53.737
Let's not fuck around here.

476
00:31:53.781 --> 00:31:55.348
I've got investors in my pocket,

477
00:31:55.391 --> 00:31:58.133
you need them, and you are not
gonna get them on your own.

478
00:31:58.177 --> 00:31:59.874
I'm taking 51% of the company,

479
00:31:59.918 --> 00:32:01.484
but at least you'll
have a company,

480
00:32:01.528 --> 00:32:04.705
and I'll let you run
it any way you want.

481
00:32:04.748 --> 00:32:05.488
Do we have a deal?

482
00:32:05.532 --> 00:32:06.315
- Yes.

483
00:32:06.359 --> 00:32:07.664
- Welcome aboard.

484
00:32:07.708 --> 00:32:09.014
- [Henry] Well thank
you so much, sir.

485
00:32:09.057 --> 00:32:10.580
- Welcome to the big leagues.

486
00:32:10.624 --> 00:32:11.407
- [Vic] Thank you.

487
00:32:11.451 --> 00:32:12.147
- I'll be in touch.

488
00:32:15.672 --> 00:32:16.804
- That's great, thanks.

489
00:32:18.632 --> 00:32:19.372
- Liz.

490
00:32:20.460 --> 00:32:21.200
- Vic?

491
00:32:22.853 --> 00:32:23.593
- I'm back.

492
00:32:28.163 --> 00:32:33.125
[dog barking]
You know, I finally...

493
00:32:34.474 --> 00:32:38.173
I finally feel like I'm
able to see why I'm here.

494
00:32:39.958 --> 00:32:40.741
- For dinner?

495
00:32:41.655 --> 00:32:43.091
- No [laughs].

496
00:32:43.135 --> 00:32:48.053
No, I mean the big
picture type of here.

497
00:32:53.058 --> 00:32:54.276
- I really did miss you.

498
00:33:03.242 --> 00:33:05.374
- Elizabeth, I'm really sorry.

499
00:33:09.161 --> 00:33:11.119
- I'm with Robert,
you know that.

500
00:33:19.084 --> 00:33:21.912
[door closes]

501
00:33:21.956 --> 00:33:26.787
[upbeat instrumental music]
[birds chirping]

502
00:33:27.657 --> 00:33:29.224
- So, you ready for all this?

503
00:33:30.791 --> 00:33:31.574
- Yeah.

504
00:33:36.405 --> 00:33:38.059
- [Kirwin] Vic, Henry,
I think these are

505
00:33:38.103 --> 00:33:40.105
very fair consumer
launch prices.

506
00:33:42.107 --> 00:33:43.499
- You really think
people are gonna wanna

507
00:33:43.543 --> 00:33:46.459
pay 10,000 dollars
a month for this?

508
00:33:46.502 --> 00:33:48.678
I mean [laughs],
that's ridiculous.

509
00:33:52.117 --> 00:33:54.075
- I didn't come up with this.

510
00:33:54.119 --> 00:33:56.860
We paid half a million
dollars to Karis Analytics,

511
00:33:56.904 --> 00:33:59.167
and they're the best in town.

512
00:33:59.211 --> 00:34:02.127
According to their research,
the one percent'll be

513
00:34:02.170 --> 00:34:06.000
lining up, begging us
to pay 10 grand a month.

514
00:34:09.177 --> 00:34:14.139
[phone rings]
[office bustle]

515
00:34:16.706 --> 00:34:18.708
- That's, yeah, yeah,
yeah, that's true.

516
00:34:18.752 --> 00:34:20.580
- You got a money boner.
- I got a money boner.

517
00:34:23.278 --> 00:34:26.064
[doorbell rings]

518
00:34:26.107 --> 00:34:27.326
[knocking]

519
00:34:27.369 --> 00:34:28.109
- Coming.

520
00:34:30.633 --> 00:34:33.071
[door closing]

521
00:34:42.732 --> 00:34:45.648
- I could really use a drink.

522
00:34:46.562 --> 00:34:47.302
- Okay, sure.

523
00:34:49.652 --> 00:34:50.436
Wine?

524
00:34:52.177 --> 00:34:54.788
- No, whiskey.

525
00:35:01.142 --> 00:35:02.056
- So...

526
00:35:05.320 --> 00:35:06.800
Is everything okay?

527
00:35:12.153 --> 00:35:14.286
- I broke up with him.

528
00:35:14.329 --> 00:35:15.461
- What happened?

529
00:35:17.158 --> 00:35:19.073
- You're what happened.

530
00:35:22.207 --> 00:35:25.688
[romantic alterative music]

531
00:36:01.550 --> 00:36:03.770
[moaning]

532
00:36:15.390 --> 00:36:18.698
[moaning and grunting]

533
00:36:34.453 --> 00:36:36.063
- [Announcer] All
audience members

534
00:36:36.106 --> 00:36:38.108
for the Crystal Blue show,
please take your seats.

535
00:36:39.414 --> 00:36:42.243
- Okay, I'd be lying if I said

536
00:36:42.287 --> 00:36:43.984
I wasn't really
nervous about this.

537
00:36:47.248 --> 00:36:48.771
- You have no idea how grateful

538
00:36:48.815 --> 00:36:51.339
and the changes this has made
in my life is unbelievable,

539
00:36:51.383 --> 00:36:53.385
I cannot thank you enough.

540
00:36:53.428 --> 00:36:55.082
- I'm so happy that we
could make a difference.

541
00:36:55.125 --> 00:36:56.388
- Absolutely.

542
00:36:56.431 --> 00:36:57.824
- Can I get one of
just the two of you?

543
00:36:57.867 --> 00:36:59.347
- Sure.

544
00:36:59.391 --> 00:37:01.610
- Oh, no, no, no, we're,
we're a package deal here.

545
00:37:04.091 --> 00:37:05.440
[camera shutters]

546
00:37:05.484 --> 00:37:06.789
- Thank you.

547
00:37:06.833 --> 00:37:08.487
- Thank you so much.
- Not a problem.

548
00:37:08.530 --> 00:37:10.924
- [Elizabeth] You and Paulie
Senior are on the same show?

549
00:37:12.055 --> 00:37:14.710
[audience applauds]

550
00:37:14.754 --> 00:37:16.451
- [Announcer] It's Crystal Blue.

551
00:37:18.540 --> 00:37:21.413
- And we're back with
Harvard-educated inventor,

552
00:37:21.456 --> 00:37:22.240
Vic Beckett.

553
00:37:22.283 --> 00:37:25.460
[audience applauds]

554
00:37:25.504 --> 00:37:27.375
This is pretty amazing Vic.

555
00:37:27.419 --> 00:37:29.595
What do you think, you want
him to try it out on me?

556
00:37:29.638 --> 00:37:33.251
[audience applauds]

557
00:37:33.294 --> 00:37:36.123
Well you heard
them, make me happy.

558
00:37:36.166 --> 00:37:38.299
[laughing]
[audience cheers]

559
00:37:38.343 --> 00:37:40.736
- Okay, may I?

560
00:37:40.780 --> 00:37:43.391
- Oh, such a gentleman.

561
00:37:43.435 --> 00:37:48.396
Of course.
[audience laughs]

562
00:37:52.444 --> 00:37:53.880
What, are you
callin' the lifeline?

563
00:37:53.923 --> 00:37:55.360
[audience laughs]

564
00:37:55.403 --> 00:37:59.277
- Well, the whole system
operates via smartphone,

565
00:37:59.320 --> 00:38:03.716
so it just needs a moment to
read where you are emotionally.

566
00:38:03.759 --> 00:38:06.414
- So this thing is smarter
than the average man.

567
00:38:06.458 --> 00:38:09.243
[audience laughs]

568
00:38:11.898 --> 00:38:14.379
- Okay, it looks
like it's good to go.

569
00:38:14.422 --> 00:38:15.205
Are you ready?

570
00:38:29.524 --> 00:38:32.614
[audience muttering]

571
00:38:35.487 --> 00:38:36.705
[audience applauds]

572
00:38:36.749 --> 00:38:38.141
- This is remarkable.

573
00:38:40.187 --> 00:38:45.148
I can't describe it, it's,
it's an amazing feeling.

574
00:38:45.845 --> 00:38:48.543
[audience applauds]

575
00:38:49.501 --> 00:38:50.806
This is magnificent.

576
00:38:52.417 --> 00:38:55.507
This deserves more than
just my seal of approval.

577
00:38:55.550 --> 00:39:00.468
[audience applauds]
[whooshing and tinkling]

578
00:39:03.471 --> 00:39:04.690
- Oh, Henry.

579
00:39:04.733 --> 00:39:05.430
- What is it?

580
00:39:13.263 --> 00:39:14.743
[phone rings]
[office bustle]

581
00:39:14.787 --> 00:39:16.658
- [Vic] We currently
have 25 transmitters

582
00:39:16.702 --> 00:39:19.792
broadcasting to 300 users.

583
00:39:19.835 --> 00:39:22.316
- Great, how'd you
select this group?

584
00:39:22.360 --> 00:39:25.014
- Well, we've had thousands
of applicants at this point.

585
00:39:25.058 --> 00:39:27.495
We've selected a
varying range of ages

586
00:39:27.539 --> 00:39:29.454
and temperaments in
order to track efficacy.

587
00:39:30.716 --> 00:39:34.023
So far, it's been
working beautifully.

588
00:39:34.067 --> 00:39:36.722
[birds chirping]

589
00:39:40.552 --> 00:39:42.423
We're still testing our limits.

590
00:39:42.467 --> 00:39:43.250
Excuse me.

591
00:39:44.120 --> 00:39:45.557
- What is going on?

592
00:39:47.733 --> 00:39:48.473
- Shit.

593
00:39:52.781 --> 00:39:54.000
- Hey buddy, hey.

594
00:39:54.043 --> 00:39:55.436
- Hey, get the
fuck away from me.

595
00:39:55.480 --> 00:39:59.527
- Just calm down, calm
down, okay, don't worry.

596
00:39:59.571 --> 00:40:01.529
Just give it a moment.

597
00:40:01.573 --> 00:40:02.487
This'll pass.

598
00:40:04.010 --> 00:40:05.228
Ah, you feelin' better?

599
00:40:07.448 --> 00:40:09.102
- Yeah, yeah.

600
00:40:09.145 --> 00:40:09.929
- You good?

601
00:40:11.147 --> 00:40:12.192
- Yeah.

602
00:40:12.235 --> 00:40:13.106
- Okay.

603
00:40:13.149 --> 00:40:14.412
- Sorry.
- It's okay.

604
00:40:23.072 --> 00:40:25.727
That was just a
mild side effect.

605
00:40:25.771 --> 00:40:29.383
It just simply means that he
was transmitting too long.

606
00:40:29.427 --> 00:40:31.603
Henry, make sure you're
tracking how long he was on

607
00:40:31.646 --> 00:40:32.952
and reduce his next session.

608
00:40:33.953 --> 00:40:35.258
- Question.

609
00:40:35.302 --> 00:40:36.825
How often does that happen?

610
00:40:36.869 --> 00:40:38.348
- Well, it--

611
00:40:38.392 --> 00:40:40.089
- Very, very sporadically,
we just need to--

612
00:40:40.133 --> 00:40:43.266
- That cannot happen again.

613
00:40:43.310 --> 00:40:45.878
I barely got the
approvals as it is.

614
00:40:45.921 --> 00:40:48.141
Hey guys, if anyone
caught wind of that,

615
00:40:48.184 --> 00:40:49.708
we'd be back to square one.

616
00:40:49.751 --> 00:40:51.971
- Wait, wait, it really
very rarely happens,

617
00:40:52.014 --> 00:40:53.538
it only, it's, it's, only--

618
00:40:53.581 --> 00:40:55.017
- Make it stop.

619
00:41:08.204 --> 00:41:10.468
- That is so not Henry.

620
00:41:10.511 --> 00:41:13.427
- Oh yes, it is [laughs].

621
00:41:14.602 --> 00:41:16.169
- He looks ridiculous.

622
00:41:16.212 --> 00:41:18.563
- You should see him, he's
with a different Russian model

623
00:41:18.606 --> 00:41:20.652
every single night.

624
00:41:20.695 --> 00:41:23.611
[gentle piano music]

625
00:41:24.873 --> 00:41:25.657
What?

626
00:41:27.746 --> 00:41:29.704
- Is that what you want?

627
00:41:31.053 --> 00:41:32.228
- What do you mean?

628
00:41:33.752 --> 00:41:35.667
- Do you regret anything?

629
00:41:36.972 --> 00:41:37.712
- Of course not.

630
00:41:39.409 --> 00:41:41.673
You're the greatest thing
that's ever happened to me.

631
00:41:43.326 --> 00:41:45.546
I wouldn't trade the last
eight months for anything.

632
00:41:48.854 --> 00:41:49.594
- Really?

633
00:41:50.769 --> 00:41:52.031
- Yes really [laughs].

634
00:41:53.815 --> 00:41:56.514
I don't do this for the money,
I could care less about that.

635
00:41:58.211 --> 00:42:01.562
I do this for the same reason
that you work at the clinic,

636
00:42:01.606 --> 00:42:02.868
to make a difference.

637
00:42:06.088 --> 00:42:09.744
I don't need cars or suits.

638
00:42:09.788 --> 00:42:12.138
I certainly don't need
any Russian models.

639
00:42:15.184 --> 00:42:16.751
You're my everything.

640
00:42:30.765 --> 00:42:35.683
Do you have anything
simple, I guess classic?

641
00:42:36.989 --> 00:42:38.730
- [Jeweler] Oh, I have just
what you're looking for.

642
00:42:43.735 --> 00:42:44.997
- [Host] Enough, enough,

643
00:42:45.040 --> 00:42:46.346
let's boil it down
to brass tacks.

644
00:42:46.389 --> 00:42:47.869
GE, diamond or dog?
- It's time, it's time.

645
00:42:47.913 --> 00:42:49.610
- [Reporter 1] I
still think diamond.

646
00:42:49.654 --> 00:42:51.569
- [Reporter 2] Ridiculous, dog.

647
00:42:51.612 --> 00:42:53.962
- [Reporter 3] I say diamond,
this is going to turn around.

648
00:42:54.006 --> 00:42:55.703
- Looks like GE's still strong.

649
00:42:55.747 --> 00:42:58.053
Next, the Mudita
offering's coming out soon.

650
00:42:58.097 --> 00:43:00.926
You've all had it in front
of you, diamond or dog?

651
00:43:00.969 --> 00:43:02.884
- I say diamond,
princess cut at that.

652
00:43:04.146 --> 00:43:05.626
Seems amazing, I
think there's like

653
00:43:05.670 --> 00:43:07.672
a million people
waiting to sign up.

654
00:43:07.715 --> 00:43:11.763
With their price points
projecting four billion a year,

655
00:43:11.806 --> 00:43:14.243
I say this is going to be
the IPO of the century.

656
00:43:14.287 --> 00:43:16.768
I don't own it,
but I'm going to.

657
00:43:16.811 --> 00:43:17.812
- Logan?

658
00:43:17.856 --> 00:43:19.205
- I'm skeptical.

659
00:43:19.248 --> 00:43:21.511
Love the concept, but
not sure if it's hype.

660
00:43:21.555 --> 00:43:23.296
I want it to be real,
that's worth something,

661
00:43:23.339 --> 00:43:25.690
but my mother always
said, beware of things

662
00:43:25.733 --> 00:43:27.735
that sound too good to be true.

663
00:43:27.779 --> 00:43:29.215
[thunder claps]
Frankly, I'm neutral.

664
00:43:29.258 --> 00:43:30.999
- Fair enough, fair
enough, come on baby.

665
00:43:31.043 --> 00:43:32.305
- [Host] And you?

666
00:43:32.348 --> 00:43:34.742
- Skeptical, more
than skeptical.

667
00:43:34.786 --> 00:43:36.048
I gave this to my science geeks

668
00:43:36.091 --> 00:43:37.527
at the University of
Chicago to analyze,

669
00:43:37.571 --> 00:43:39.486
and they said it's
science fiction.

670
00:43:39.529 --> 00:43:41.183
It sounds like a scam.

671
00:43:41.227 --> 00:43:42.794
Not to say that
scams can't work,

672
00:43:42.837 --> 00:43:44.752
but I also looked into
the founder of this thing,

673
00:43:44.796 --> 00:43:47.842
Vic Beckett, his
background is sketchy.

674
00:43:47.886 --> 00:43:49.801
This isn't just a dog,
this is a pit bull

675
00:43:49.844 --> 00:43:51.803
that ripped the face
off your eight year old.

676
00:43:51.846 --> 00:43:53.369
- So everybody, recap.

677
00:43:53.413 --> 00:43:54.414
- Diamond.

678
00:43:54.457 --> 00:43:55.763
- Neutral.

679
00:43:55.807 --> 00:43:57.112
- Steroid-infused
pit bull of death.

680
00:43:57.156 --> 00:43:59.201
[host laughs]

681
00:43:59.245 --> 00:44:00.768
- It isn't looking
good for Mudita,

682
00:44:00.812 --> 00:44:03.945
and no offense to the pit
bulls out there watching.

683
00:44:03.989 --> 00:44:05.512
[car horn honks]

684
00:44:05.555 --> 00:44:10.517
[phone rings]
[thunder claps]

685
00:44:10.865 --> 00:44:11.561
- Hello?

686
00:44:13.781 --> 00:44:14.826
No comment.

687
00:44:15.740 --> 00:44:17.698
[dramatic instrumental music]

688
00:44:17.742 --> 00:44:20.701
- You know the science,
go make us look good.

689
00:44:20.745 --> 00:44:22.050
- How?

690
00:44:22.094 --> 00:44:23.312
- You're the face of this thing.

691
00:44:23.356 --> 00:44:26.098
You go on the shows,
you clear it up.

692
00:44:26.141 --> 00:44:26.925
Fix it.

693
00:44:28.317 --> 00:44:31.190
Look, you got an offer
to go on Newsline.

694
00:44:31.233 --> 00:44:33.018
You go out and you
talk up the company.

695
00:44:33.061 --> 00:44:36.499
If you play it right, no one
is going to remember this

696
00:44:36.543 --> 00:44:39.807
by the time the IPO
comes out in six months.

697
00:44:39.851 --> 00:44:41.635
We're more than good, Vic.

698
00:44:43.942 --> 00:44:45.073
More than good.

699
00:44:48.860 --> 00:44:50.513
- And we're back
with Vic Beckett.

700
00:44:50.557 --> 00:44:53.734
He is the founder of the very
controversial company, Mudita.

701
00:44:55.910 --> 00:45:00.480
- I don't know if controversial
is fair to describe Mudita.

702
00:45:00.523 --> 00:45:02.787
- You should call
it blasphemous.

703
00:45:02.830 --> 00:45:04.571
- How so, preacher?

704
00:45:04.614 --> 00:45:06.616
- This is an abomination.

705
00:45:06.660 --> 00:45:10.316
Emotions come from God,
not from a machine.

706
00:45:10.359 --> 00:45:11.404
- How do you respond?

707
00:45:13.275 --> 00:45:16.888
- Well, it's, it's not
a machine, actually.

708
00:45:16.931 --> 00:45:21.283
The computer program
acts as a conduit.

709
00:45:21.327 --> 00:45:24.199
The emotions come
from living people.

710
00:45:24.243 --> 00:45:26.071
- This is where I take umbridge.

711
00:45:27.376 --> 00:45:28.682
- How so?
- The ethics

712
00:45:28.726 --> 00:45:30.684
of hooking people up
to some contraption

713
00:45:30.728 --> 00:45:34.470
and tapping into their psyche,
sapping their emotions.

714
00:45:34.514 --> 00:45:36.864
- [laughs] It isn't sapping.

715
00:45:36.908 --> 00:45:39.780
- This should not
be a commodity.

716
00:45:39.824 --> 00:45:42.783
Much more research is needed
before I'd feel comfortable

717
00:45:42.827 --> 00:45:45.177
signing off on
anything of this ilk.

718
00:45:45.220 --> 00:45:47.005
- That's quite a statement.

719
00:45:47.048 --> 00:45:51.096
- And it happens that I agree
with Preacher Jack, for once.

720
00:45:51.139 --> 00:45:52.619
- Amen brother.

721
00:45:52.662 --> 00:45:56.362
- Not for religious reasons,
for scientific ones.

722
00:45:56.405 --> 00:46:00.192
As a humanist, I don't
believe this is the direction

723
00:46:00.235 --> 00:46:01.846
that humanity should be taking.

724
00:46:03.412 --> 00:46:05.806
- Well, we're gonna Father
Jack and Dr. Karis go,

725
00:46:05.850 --> 00:46:08.069
and we're gonna get to
topic two in the hour.

726
00:46:08.113 --> 00:46:09.244
Thank you gentlemen.

727
00:46:09.288 --> 00:46:10.376
- Thanks for having me.

728
00:46:10.419 --> 00:46:11.986
- Jesus loves you, Beckett.

729
00:46:12.030 --> 00:46:13.945
- I'd like to discuss
your background.

730
00:46:13.988 --> 00:46:16.077
I mean, there's been
a lot of controversy

731
00:46:16.121 --> 00:46:17.775
and speculation about it lately,

732
00:46:17.818 --> 00:46:19.124
and I'm sure you
wanna clear the air.

733
00:46:19.167 --> 00:46:21.300
- Yes thank you, I
would really enjoy that.

734
00:46:22.257 --> 00:46:23.171
- Wanna jump right in?

735
00:46:23.215 --> 00:46:23.955
- [Vic] Sure.

736
00:46:25.173 --> 00:46:27.741
- Why did you leave
Harvard Medical?

737
00:46:27.785 --> 00:46:29.656
- Well, after
completing three years,

738
00:46:29.699 --> 00:46:32.920
I realized what my
calling in life was.

739
00:46:32.964 --> 00:46:37.882
I've always been a research
person through and through.

740
00:46:39.057 --> 00:46:40.319
More of a scientist
than a doctor.

741
00:46:40.362 --> 00:46:44.584
And so I chose to
leave to do what I love

742
00:46:44.627 --> 00:46:46.847
so that I could
do the most good.

743
00:46:46.891 --> 00:46:48.588
- Hm.

744
00:46:48.631 --> 00:46:51.243
You know what you're
saying directly contradicts

745
00:46:51.286 --> 00:46:54.550
the information that we've
uncovered in our investigation.

746
00:46:56.944 --> 00:47:00.165
Isn't it true that when
you were in medical school,

747
00:47:00.208 --> 00:47:02.341
you volunteered to work
in the pathology lab

748
00:47:02.384 --> 00:47:04.038
and perform autopsies?

749
00:47:05.605 --> 00:47:07.085
- Yes.

750
00:47:07.128 --> 00:47:09.217
- And isn't it true that
your departure from Harvard

751
00:47:09.261 --> 00:47:11.480
was precipitated by
the improprieties

752
00:47:11.524 --> 00:47:15.049
that you perpetrated in
that said pathology lab?

753
00:47:17.095 --> 00:47:20.228
- I, I don't know how
this pertains to Mudita,

754
00:47:20.272 --> 00:47:21.839
which is a great--
- Our records show

755
00:47:21.882 --> 00:47:24.972
that there was a suicide attempt
right after these charges.

756
00:47:26.017 --> 00:47:29.629
Admit it, wasn't it
true that you left,

757
00:47:29.672 --> 00:47:32.197
you were forced to leave
under this cloud of secrecy

758
00:47:32.240 --> 00:47:33.807
due to those improprieties?

759
00:47:33.851 --> 00:47:36.157
- I, I don't know where you're
getting your information.

760
00:47:36.201 --> 00:47:38.203
- [Becky] And didn't
that cloud of secrecy

761
00:47:38.246 --> 00:47:41.815
have to do with unauthorized
experiments with the cadavers?

762
00:47:41.859 --> 00:47:43.251
- Look, it was--

763
00:47:43.295 --> 00:47:45.950
- Did you take body parts?

764
00:47:45.993 --> 00:47:48.648
Did you take brain
tissue from people

765
00:47:48.691 --> 00:47:50.911
that had just died and
without permission?

766
00:47:50.955 --> 00:47:52.608
- There were no body parts.

767
00:47:52.652 --> 00:47:55.046
- Why were the records
sealed, Mr. Beckett?

768
00:47:56.874 --> 00:47:59.093
I mean, if you
left, as you said,

769
00:47:59.137 --> 00:48:01.617
for the greater good and
to pursue your research,

770
00:48:01.661 --> 00:48:04.011
then why the confidentiality?

771
00:48:06.361 --> 00:48:08.233
- This interview is over.

772
00:48:10.235 --> 00:48:12.759
- For Newsline,
I'm Becky Sanders.

773
00:48:17.546 --> 00:48:18.896
- That bitch!

774
00:48:18.939 --> 00:48:23.248
[dejected instrumental music]

775
00:48:23.291 --> 00:48:25.772
I'm not losing this, I'm not.

776
00:48:29.428 --> 00:48:31.996
[phone ringing]

777
00:48:37.262 --> 00:48:40.526
- [Voicemail] You've reached
Elizabeth, leave me a message.

778
00:48:40.569 --> 00:48:41.353
- Fuck!

779
00:48:42.658 --> 00:48:45.444
[heavy breathing]

780
00:48:51.189 --> 00:48:53.756
[bugs chirping]

781
00:48:55.454 --> 00:48:56.324
Let me explain.

782
00:48:57.586 --> 00:48:58.370
- No need.

783
00:48:59.937 --> 00:49:01.329
- Please hear me
out, hear me out--

784
00:49:01.373 --> 00:49:03.114
- You said no secrets.

785
00:49:03.157 --> 00:49:04.463
- Liz.

786
00:49:04.506 --> 00:49:06.595
- I don't care what
you did in the past.

787
00:49:06.639 --> 00:49:08.380
Okay, I care that you
didn't trust me enough

788
00:49:08.423 --> 00:49:09.511
to tell me the truth.

789
00:49:10.730 --> 00:49:12.340
- Liz, you don't understand.

790
00:49:12.384 --> 00:49:16.736
- No, you said honesty, and
you did nothing but lie to me.

791
00:49:28.139 --> 00:49:30.663
[shattering]

792
00:49:34.884 --> 00:49:37.452
[phone ringing]

793
00:49:40.978 --> 00:49:44.938
- I know, I was there, just
stop fucking bothering me.

794
00:49:46.200 --> 00:49:48.115
- [Henry] We have a
problem in the lab.

795
00:49:48.159 --> 00:49:52.598
- Don't you see, I've lost her.

796
00:49:54.295 --> 00:49:55.383
- [Henry] No you
don't understand Vic,

797
00:49:55.427 --> 00:49:57.168
you need to come
down to the lab.

798
00:50:01.259 --> 00:50:02.825
- What's going on?

799
00:50:02.869 --> 00:50:05.002
- I don't understand it, but
everything is shutting down.

800
00:50:06.394 --> 00:50:07.526
- What do you mean?

801
00:50:07.569 --> 00:50:09.093
- Output is steadily
diminishing,

802
00:50:09.136 --> 00:50:11.312
we're having more meltdowns,
I've removed over 60%

803
00:50:11.356 --> 00:50:13.967
of our new beta testers,
I don't know what to do.

804
00:50:15.316 --> 00:50:18.015
- These anomalies, is this the
first time we've seen this?

805
00:50:18.058 --> 00:50:20.582
- Vic, those aren't the
anomalies, they're the norm.

806
00:50:23.368 --> 00:50:25.326
[typing]

807
00:50:25.370 --> 00:50:27.676
[apprehensive
instrumental music]

808
00:50:27.720 --> 00:50:29.939
- There's not enough power.

809
00:50:29.983 --> 00:50:31.245
Three beta testers,
it's like trying

810
00:50:31.289 --> 00:50:33.030
to run a high rise
off a car battery.

811
00:50:34.205 --> 00:50:34.944
- What do we do?

812
00:50:36.120 --> 00:50:37.295
- We gotta shut it down.

813
00:50:39.166 --> 00:50:39.949
- What?

814
00:50:41.429 --> 00:50:43.692
- It's how we can figure out
what this is, we have to.

815
00:50:45.172 --> 00:50:50.134
[electronic whirring]
[sighing]

816
00:50:50.960 --> 00:50:53.528
[bugs chirping]

817
00:51:26.300 --> 00:51:28.868
[clicking]

818
00:51:28.911 --> 00:51:31.740
No, not again.
[clicking]

819
00:51:31.784 --> 00:51:35.135
Come on, don't fucking
do this to me right now.

820
00:51:35.179 --> 00:51:37.181
Come on dammit!

821
00:51:37.224 --> 00:51:39.052
Fucking wifi.

822
00:51:41.707 --> 00:51:43.926
[sighing]

823
00:51:46.451 --> 00:51:50.019
[laughs] You got to be
fucking kidding me, fuck me.

824
00:51:50.063 --> 00:51:52.587
Jesus fucking, fucking, okay,

825
00:51:54.111 --> 00:51:55.503
now where's the
fucking cable at?

826
00:51:55.547 --> 00:51:57.462
Oh look, there it is,
there's the fucking cable,

827
00:51:57.505 --> 00:51:59.290
I'll just plug it in directly.

828
00:52:02.858 --> 00:52:07.341
[laughs] That's it,
that's it, that's it.

829
00:52:07.385 --> 00:52:08.821
That's it, that's it, that's it.

830
00:52:10.214 --> 00:52:12.738
[phone ringing]

831
00:52:14.131 --> 00:52:17.308
Henry, it's about
direct contact.

832
00:52:17.351 --> 00:52:19.962
'Kay, no, no, no, we've
been doing this wrong.

833
00:52:21.355 --> 00:52:24.053
We need no restrictions
or obstructions,

834
00:52:24.097 --> 00:52:26.230
we just gotta plug
it in directly.

835
00:52:26.273 --> 00:52:29.233
- [Henry] What the
hell are you saying?

836
00:52:29.276 --> 00:52:31.278
- I need to test this.

837
00:52:58.566 --> 00:53:01.700
[heavy breathing]

838
00:53:01.743 --> 00:53:04.311
[apprehensive
instrumental music]

839
00:53:04.355 --> 00:53:07.184
[pained breathing]

840
00:53:36.430 --> 00:53:39.216
[pained grunts]

841
00:53:42.001 --> 00:53:43.872
- Jesus Christ Vic.

842
00:53:43.916 --> 00:53:45.744
'Kay Vic that's it,
I'm stopping this.

843
00:53:46.701 --> 00:53:48.399
- Either help me or you get out.

844
00:54:06.765 --> 00:54:09.942
[electronic whirring]

845
00:54:31.529 --> 00:54:33.313
Henry, it's working.

846
00:54:36.838 --> 00:54:39.450
- You were right
Vic, I admit it.

847
00:54:39.493 --> 00:54:40.929
The output is exponential.

848
00:54:40.973 --> 00:54:43.628
If we can figure out
how to consistently

849
00:54:43.671 --> 00:54:47.458
stay in direct contact,
this will change everything.

850
00:54:49.503 --> 00:54:50.287
- That's great.

851
00:54:52.898 --> 00:54:57.468
Hey, imma get home.

852
00:54:57.511 --> 00:54:59.513
Give me some more of those
painkillers to get me

853
00:54:59.557 --> 00:55:03.952
through the night, otherwise
I'll be useless tomorrow.

854
00:55:09.480 --> 00:55:13.222
- Give you some
with extra power.

855
00:55:13.266 --> 00:55:17.183
Just be careful, you know,
they'll really knock you out.

856
00:55:18.793 --> 00:55:19.881
- Thanks man.

857
00:55:22.319 --> 00:55:23.058
Oh shit.

858
00:55:24.756 --> 00:55:27.541
[bugs chirping]

859
00:55:42.382 --> 00:55:43.165
Okay.

860
00:55:48.606 --> 00:55:51.478
[pained breathing]

861
00:56:13.500 --> 00:56:15.589
[crying]

862
00:56:40.005 --> 00:56:44.966
[thunder claps]
[rain falling]

863
00:57:07.511 --> 00:57:10.383
- Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, where are you going?

864
00:57:12.777 --> 00:57:14.605
- I need to steal those?

865
00:57:14.648 --> 00:57:16.650
- Why don't you just
like, wait a day or two?

866
00:57:19.261 --> 00:57:20.306
- No, I have see her right now.

867
00:57:20.349 --> 00:57:21.438
- Whoa.

868
00:57:21.481 --> 00:57:22.482
- [Vic] What?

869
00:57:24.789 --> 00:57:26.747
- Fine, I'll drive you.

870
00:57:27.879 --> 00:57:28.619
- Let's go.

871
00:57:28.662 --> 00:57:30.229
- Okay.

872
00:57:30.272 --> 00:57:32.579
- They said it's gonna be
tight, but they can take you.

873
00:57:32.623 --> 00:57:33.624
- Thanks Liz.

874
00:57:33.667 --> 00:57:34.451
- Yeah.

875
00:57:37.976 --> 00:57:38.759
- Hey.

876
00:57:40.587 --> 00:57:41.893
Can I talk to you?

877
00:57:41.936 --> 00:57:43.198
- I can't do this.

878
00:57:46.637 --> 00:57:48.552
What happened to your head?

879
00:57:48.595 --> 00:57:53.121
- It's nothing, it's, I
just needed to see you.

880
00:57:55.515 --> 00:57:57.517
- You shouldn't have come here.

881
00:57:57.561 --> 00:58:01.521
- Liz, please I
just, just come home.

882
00:58:01.565 --> 00:58:03.871
- [Elizabeth] You're so
wrapped up with Mudita.

883
00:58:03.915 --> 00:58:06.439
- I, I know.

884
00:58:08.093 --> 00:58:08.876
I know.

885
00:58:10.008 --> 00:58:10.791
I can't help it.

886
00:58:13.925 --> 00:58:14.708
I just...

887
00:58:22.673 --> 00:58:24.501
I'm, I miss this place.

888
00:58:29.418 --> 00:58:32.683
Is there anything that I can
do to help out around here?

889
00:58:32.726 --> 00:58:35.076
- That's not gonna
change anything.

890
00:58:35.120 --> 00:58:37.775
- I know.
[thunder claps]

891
00:58:37.818 --> 00:58:39.428
I just wanna help.

892
00:58:43.171 --> 00:58:43.955
- Fine.

893
00:58:46.523 --> 00:58:47.306
You remember Ray?

894
00:58:48.699 --> 00:58:49.526
- Yeah, of course.

895
00:58:52.833 --> 00:58:55.009
- He needs directions to
this shelter across town

896
00:58:55.053 --> 00:58:57.272
if you could go
over it with him,

897
00:58:58.535 --> 00:58:59.623
make sure he doesn't get lost,

898
00:58:59.666 --> 00:59:01.102
that would save
me a lot of time.

899
00:59:03.844 --> 00:59:06.934
- This is right by where I'm
going, can I just take him?

900
00:59:10.808 --> 00:59:11.765
- That'd be really nice.

901
00:59:12.810 --> 00:59:15.073
- Okay, I'll take care of it.

902
00:59:20.731 --> 00:59:24.691
- Ray, Vic is gonna
take you, alright, okay.

903
00:59:24.735 --> 00:59:27.564
[thunder claps]

904
00:59:28.782 --> 00:59:31.132
[catchy jazz music]

905
00:59:31.176 --> 00:59:33.439
- I haven't been
in a car for years.

906
00:59:34.745 --> 00:59:36.224
- Wow.

907
00:59:36.268 --> 00:59:39.271
- I used to have a
car back in Texas.

908
00:59:39.314 --> 00:59:40.664
- Oh yeah, where in Texas?

909
00:59:41.926 --> 00:59:45.233
- Small town, all gone now.

910
00:59:47.192 --> 00:59:50.717
Came here for a kitchen
job, never came through.

911
00:59:53.328 --> 00:59:55.330
- What about your parents?

912
00:59:55.374 --> 00:59:57.028
- Gone too.

913
00:59:57.071 --> 00:59:57.985
Just me now.

914
01:00:01.206 --> 01:00:02.816
Thanks for the ride, guys.

915
01:00:02.860 --> 01:00:04.601
- Oh yeah, no problem.

916
01:00:04.644 --> 01:00:06.603
- Well, when you've got no one,

917
01:00:06.646 --> 01:00:08.387
any kindness is appreciated.

918
01:00:10.737 --> 01:00:12.739
- Hear that right?

919
01:00:12.783 --> 01:00:14.785
You got no one?

920
01:00:14.828 --> 01:00:18.876
- I have a sister somewhere,
but I haven't heard

921
01:00:18.919 --> 01:00:20.225
from her in years.

922
01:00:21.661 --> 01:00:22.836
She had a drug problem.

923
01:00:24.664 --> 01:00:26.753
I don't think she's
around anymore.

924
01:00:27.624 --> 01:00:29.713
- Sorry to hear that.

925
01:00:29.756 --> 01:00:34.631
♪ I know you're
not good for me ♪

926
01:00:34.674 --> 01:00:36.676
♪ But I know that
you're the one ♪

927
01:00:36.720 --> 01:00:38.635
- Is that Elizabeth your girl?

928
01:00:40.071 --> 01:00:40.854
- Yeah.

929
01:00:42.551 --> 01:00:43.770
- She takes good care of me.

930
01:00:45.554 --> 01:00:46.555
Of all of us.

931
01:00:48.340 --> 01:00:49.428
Mighty sweet.

932
01:00:52.823 --> 01:00:54.085
So many people.

933
01:00:55.173 --> 01:00:55.913
So many.

934
01:00:57.566 --> 01:00:58.306
- [Henry] What the--

935
01:00:58.350 --> 01:00:59.133
- [Vic] Pull over!

936
01:01:00.831 --> 01:01:03.790
[car wheels squeal]

937
01:01:04.878 --> 01:01:07.533
- [Henry] Are you out
of your fucking mind?

938
01:01:07.576 --> 01:01:08.839
- Help me get him
in the backseat!

939
01:01:08.882 --> 01:01:10.623
- Oh my god.

940
01:01:10.667 --> 01:01:11.624
- [Vic] Come on!

941
01:01:11.668 --> 01:01:12.799
- No, no, no, no, what the fuck,

942
01:01:12.843 --> 01:01:13.887
I mean, you lost
your fucking mind,

943
01:01:13.931 --> 01:01:15.454
what the fuck are you doing man?

944
01:01:15.497 --> 01:01:16.934
- I'm doing what it takes.
I'm not doing anything to him

945
01:01:16.977 --> 01:01:18.500
that I haven't already
done to myself.

946
01:01:18.544 --> 01:01:20.111
Think about it,
there's no other way.

947
01:01:20.154 --> 01:01:21.590
We need a temporary fix tonight

948
01:01:21.634 --> 01:01:23.897
or we shut down and
we don't come back.

949
01:01:23.941 --> 01:01:25.377
Now help me get
him in the backseat

950
01:01:25.420 --> 01:01:26.857
before somebody fucking sees us!

951
01:01:37.302 --> 01:01:39.043
Look, all I wanna do is expose

952
01:01:39.086 --> 01:01:41.741
the outer edges of
the pleasure center,

953
01:01:41.785 --> 01:01:43.351
same as what I did to myself.

954
01:01:44.875 --> 01:01:47.268
We'll get in, we'll
get what we need,

955
01:01:47.312 --> 01:01:48.879
and we'll close him up.

956
01:01:48.922 --> 01:01:49.662
It's simple.

957
01:01:53.797 --> 01:01:56.756
He won't remember a thing,

958
01:01:58.366 --> 01:02:01.152
and you would have
helped millions.

959
01:02:05.896 --> 01:02:08.115
[saw buzzes]

960
01:02:11.510 --> 01:02:14.208
- No, this needs
to be reversible.

961
01:02:16.863 --> 01:02:17.559
- Okay.

962
01:02:22.695 --> 01:02:23.522
Let's hook him in.

963
01:02:24.523 --> 01:02:27.961
[light instrumental music]

964
01:02:41.932 --> 01:02:42.846
Alright, how's it look?

965
01:02:44.630 --> 01:02:45.370
- It's working.

966
01:02:50.941 --> 01:02:52.203
- It's more than working.

967
01:02:55.162 --> 01:02:56.903
He could power the
entire beta group.

968
01:03:01.125 --> 01:03:02.517
You know, with this method,

969
01:03:04.084 --> 01:03:06.870
one man could potentially
power thousands.

970
01:03:08.132 --> 01:03:09.873
- I mean, it's
really incredible.

971
01:03:11.657 --> 01:03:12.397
You were right.

972
01:03:13.615 --> 01:03:16.140
[bugs chirping]

973
01:03:34.811 --> 01:03:37.161
[door creaks]

974
01:03:43.732 --> 01:03:46.910
[Piano Sonata No. 14]

975
01:03:57.355 --> 01:03:58.138
- Mm.

976
01:04:00.575 --> 01:04:01.576
I came home.

977
01:04:08.583 --> 01:04:10.672
I couldn't stay
away, I missed you.

978
01:04:11.586 --> 01:04:13.632
- I'm glad you came home.

979
01:04:26.036 --> 01:04:28.212
[moaning]

980
01:04:44.097 --> 01:04:49.015
[electronic whirring]
[pensive piano music]

981
01:05:03.160 --> 01:05:04.074
[phone rings]

982
01:05:04.117 --> 01:05:05.031
So what is it?

983
01:05:05.075 --> 01:05:06.467
- There's a problem with Ray.

984
01:05:06.511 --> 01:05:07.816
- Okay, even if
something goes wrong,

985
01:05:07.860 --> 01:05:09.122
we've got backup out
here, let's just see

986
01:05:09.166 --> 01:05:09.906
what we're dealing with.

987
01:05:09.949 --> 01:05:10.907
- Okay come on.

988
01:05:19.524 --> 01:05:21.004
You just see these
negative spikes here?

989
01:05:21.047 --> 01:05:22.527
He was fine for five
days, and then suddenly,

990
01:05:22.570 --> 01:05:24.050
diminishing returns.

991
01:05:24.094 --> 01:05:25.399
- Hm.

992
01:05:25.443 --> 01:05:27.140
I hate to think that
five days is our limit.

993
01:05:29.012 --> 01:05:31.362
Well, I think, I think we
need additional research.

994
01:05:33.668 --> 01:05:35.105
- Depends on what you mean.

995
01:05:36.149 --> 01:05:38.978
- We just need to go
deeper, that's all.

996
01:05:39.022 --> 01:05:40.414
- Deeper?

997
01:05:40.458 --> 01:05:42.895
- Yeah, let's open him
up, prep him for surgery.

998
01:05:45.289 --> 01:05:46.029
- I won't.

999
01:05:47.465 --> 01:05:50.424
No, we agreed on
surgery, and that's done.

1000
01:05:50.468 --> 01:05:54.037
- Whoa, hey Henry,
look all I wanna do

1001
01:05:54.080 --> 01:05:55.952
is go inside and see what's
causing this, that's all.

1002
01:05:55.995 --> 01:05:57.779
- No, this has to stop.

1003
01:05:57.823 --> 01:05:59.390
- You wanna stop?

1004
01:06:01.131 --> 01:06:02.915
We can't stop right now.

1005
01:06:02.959 --> 01:06:04.525
No, no, no, hey,
hey Henry, Henry.

1006
01:06:04.569 --> 01:06:06.179
Stop, stop, hey.

1007
01:06:08.138 --> 01:06:10.009
Look at what we've achieved.

1008
01:06:10.053 --> 01:06:13.056
Look at how far we have come.

1009
01:06:13.099 --> 01:06:16.798
We are so close, we are
this close to success.

1010
01:06:16.842 --> 01:06:19.453
- No, I can't, no amount
of money is worth this!

1011
01:06:19.497 --> 01:06:20.802
- Money?

1012
01:06:20.846 --> 01:06:23.022
You think that this
is about money?

1013
01:06:23.066 --> 01:06:25.807
All the violence, the misery,
the loneliness in this world

1014
01:06:25.851 --> 01:06:27.679
and you think that
this is about money?

1015
01:06:27.722 --> 01:06:28.680
No!

1016
01:06:28.723 --> 01:06:30.203
I can't live with that anymore.

1017
01:06:30.247 --> 01:06:32.162
Not when I can
make a difference.

1018
01:06:32.205 --> 01:06:34.164
- You need to stop.

1019
01:06:34.207 --> 01:06:35.992
- A million violent
crimes last year.

1020
01:06:38.255 --> 01:06:42.868
The world is filled with people
who hate, who have no love.

1021
01:06:44.565 --> 01:06:47.307
What we're doing here is
we're bringing goodwill.

1022
01:06:49.135 --> 01:06:50.397
This is the dream, Henry.

1023
01:06:51.964 --> 01:06:55.837
Together, you and I, we
can change the world.

1024
01:06:58.579 --> 01:07:01.191
Come on man, help me
prep him for surgery.

1025
01:07:04.194 --> 01:07:07.893
[erratic instrumental music]

1026
01:07:11.723 --> 01:07:15.074
[distant doo wop music]

1027
01:07:16.858 --> 01:07:20.123
♪ We're in heaven

1028
01:07:20.166 --> 01:07:23.865
♪ From where we'll never fall

1029
01:07:27.695 --> 01:07:29.393
Removing tissue for review.

1030
01:07:32.439 --> 01:07:36.139
♪ It was a dream after all

1031
01:07:37.096 --> 01:07:38.097
Endoscope.

1032
01:07:40.534 --> 01:07:43.102
♪ I know it's not right

1033
01:07:43.146 --> 01:07:46.279
♪ Not to follow the light

1034
01:07:46.323 --> 01:07:51.241
♪ But all my days have
been dark as night ♪

1035
01:07:52.285 --> 01:07:54.200
♪ Falling and falling

1036
01:07:54.244 --> 01:07:55.767
- [Henry] What is it?

1037
01:07:55.810 --> 01:07:59.075
- You see the discoloration
and the relative size

1038
01:07:59.118 --> 01:08:00.380
of this portion of the brain?

1039
01:08:04.297 --> 01:08:07.170
That's severely underdeveloped,

1040
01:08:09.476 --> 01:08:12.871
most likely due to a
lack of love as a child

1041
01:08:14.307 --> 01:08:16.092
or as an adult as well.

1042
01:08:17.745 --> 01:08:20.270
You see, he never exercised
this part of his brain.

1043
01:08:22.794 --> 01:08:24.230
That's why we're doing this.

1044
01:08:25.144 --> 01:08:27.842
To bring love to the unloved.

1045
01:08:33.370 --> 01:08:34.284
- So what do we do?

1046
01:08:36.503 --> 01:08:38.375
- Think we just
have to go deeper.

1047
01:08:40.246 --> 01:08:41.291
It's in there.

1048
01:08:43.728 --> 01:08:44.685
It's like fracking.

1049
01:08:46.252 --> 01:08:47.384
Just have to mine it out.

1050
01:08:50.300 --> 01:08:51.866
- Can you still close him up?

1051
01:08:54.304 --> 01:08:55.087
- Good as new.

1052
01:08:58.090 --> 01:08:59.265
You know I have the skills.

1053
01:09:01.006 --> 01:09:01.746
Do you trust me?

1054
01:09:06.403 --> 01:09:07.708
Where have you been?

1055
01:09:07.752 --> 01:09:09.145
I've been trying to get
hold of you all day.

1056
01:09:09.188 --> 01:09:12.191
No, it's not, it's not
paranoia, okay, just--

1057
01:09:14.889 --> 01:09:17.370
Can, can you just come by?

1058
01:09:17.414 --> 01:09:20.504
I don't wanna talk about
this over the phone.

1059
01:09:20.547 --> 01:09:22.680
- You've been watching
too many movies.

1060
01:09:23.724 --> 01:09:25.509
- We are being watched.

1061
01:09:25.552 --> 01:09:28.381
- Look, you're
not being watched.

1062
01:09:29.643 --> 01:09:33.212
We have two million people
on the waiting list.

1063
01:09:33.256 --> 01:09:36.172
Beta testing's going
like gangbusters.

1064
01:09:36.215 --> 01:09:38.696
The investors think
you're a genius.

1065
01:09:38.739 --> 01:09:40.176
You are golden.

1066
01:09:41.220 --> 01:09:43.353
I think it's time
to stop worrying.

1067
01:09:43.396 --> 01:09:45.659
- You're not listening to me.

1068
01:09:47.618 --> 01:09:49.185
We need more time.

1069
01:09:49.228 --> 01:09:53.145
- What, we have what, three
months before we launch.

1070
01:09:53.189 --> 01:09:57.454
It'll be fine, relax, enjoy it.

1071
01:09:57.497 --> 01:09:58.542
Mm?

1072
01:09:58.585 --> 01:10:00.326
Now get some sleep.

1073
01:10:06.376 --> 01:10:07.899
- See his reservoir of love?

1074
01:10:08.769 --> 01:10:10.293
Shallower than usual.

1075
01:10:10.336 --> 01:10:11.816
Look at how much it's diminished

1076
01:10:11.859 --> 01:10:14.384
in the last three days
since we dug deeper.

1077
01:10:15.385 --> 01:10:17.169
I think he's just about dry.

1078
01:10:18.953 --> 01:10:21.434
But in the future, we should
really watch our helpers

1079
01:10:21.478 --> 01:10:23.393
and figure out what
our limits are.

1080
01:10:24.437 --> 01:10:25.221
- Helpers.

1081
01:10:26.700 --> 01:10:29.529
I don't think our limits are
gonna be a factor anymore.

1082
01:10:29.573 --> 01:10:31.314
- I mean, there
are limits Henry.

1083
01:10:32.750 --> 01:10:37.711
You know, the less love,
it may run dry faster,

1084
01:10:39.365 --> 01:10:40.758
but they'll regenerate, as
has been the case with all

1085
01:10:40.801 --> 01:10:42.760
of our transmitters, helpers
should be no different.

1086
01:10:44.327 --> 01:10:46.633
In fact, I think we might
be doing them a favor

1087
01:10:46.677 --> 01:10:49.288
by stimulating this part
of their brains again.

1088
01:10:49.332 --> 01:10:50.724
I love the fact
that he's gaining

1089
01:10:50.768 --> 01:10:52.422
something from this
experience too.

1090
01:10:54.162 --> 01:10:56.426
- And when they run
out, like right here?

1091
01:10:56.469 --> 01:10:59.733
- Oh, they're not low
cost batteries Henry.

1092
01:10:59.777 --> 01:11:03.433
We're human beings,
we are resilient,

1093
01:11:03.476 --> 01:11:06.784
we heal, they will too.

1094
01:11:09.308 --> 01:11:11.919
But they will have contributed
so much to the world.

1095
01:11:14.357 --> 01:11:15.358
They should be proud.

1096
01:11:16.968 --> 01:11:21.886
I'm gonna get Ray here sown
up and get him dressed,

1097
01:11:23.540 --> 01:11:25.498
put 5,000 dollars in his pocket,

1098
01:11:25.542 --> 01:11:27.370
I'm gonna drive him
on over to Springfield

1099
01:11:27.413 --> 01:11:29.502
and drop him off at a shelter.

1100
01:11:29.546 --> 01:11:31.287
They'll take good
care of him there.

1101
01:11:32.897 --> 01:11:34.290
After that, I'm going home.

1102
01:11:36.857 --> 01:11:38.468
Hey Ray, Ray.

1103
01:11:39.382 --> 01:11:40.383
Where were we?

1104
01:11:41.862 --> 01:11:44.212
Oh yeah, we're talking about
Elizabeth, that's right.

1105
01:11:44.256 --> 01:11:47.477
Man, she is a great girl.

1106
01:11:49.000 --> 01:11:50.958
And I'm a really lucky
guy, I know that.

1107
01:11:52.525 --> 01:11:54.614
You know, between you and me,

1108
01:11:54.658 --> 01:11:57.051
I'm gonna propose to
her when we launch wide.

1109
01:11:57.095 --> 01:12:01.229
Shh, don't tell anybody.

1110
01:12:01.273 --> 01:12:03.406
Oh, don't you worry buddy,
you'll find someone.

1111
01:12:08.889 --> 01:12:11.805
There you go, you got
some sea legs, huh?

1112
01:12:11.849 --> 01:12:13.416
We'll work it out.

1113
01:12:13.459 --> 01:12:17.202
[distant organ music]

1114
01:12:17.245 --> 01:12:19.509
[knocking]

1115
01:12:20.901 --> 01:12:23.339
- Hello, we're not
quite open yet.

1116
01:12:23.382 --> 01:12:25.428
- This man here needs some help.

1117
01:12:25.471 --> 01:12:26.472
- Of course, some in.

1118
01:12:28.866 --> 01:12:30.389
- I found him a couple
blocks from here,

1119
01:12:30.433 --> 01:12:32.783
I figured it was my civic
duty, do something about it.

1120
01:12:32.826 --> 01:12:33.958
- God bless you son.

1121
01:12:34.001 --> 01:12:35.438
I'll take it from here.

1122
01:12:35.481 --> 01:12:36.656
- Okay, you have a great day.

1123
01:12:36.700 --> 01:12:38.354
- Thank you.

1124
01:12:38.397 --> 01:12:39.398
Come on.

1125
01:12:45.535 --> 01:12:47.711
[yelling]

1126
01:12:53.717 --> 01:12:56.633
[flesh tearing]
[yelling]

1127
01:12:56.676 --> 01:12:59.418
- No!

1128
01:12:59.462 --> 01:13:02.378
[yelling]

1129
01:13:02.421 --> 01:13:05.598
[glass shattering]

1130
01:13:05.642 --> 01:13:09.472
[suspenseful instrumental music]

1131
01:13:13.519 --> 01:13:16.435
[car engine starts]

1132
01:13:30.580 --> 01:13:34.366
[dramatic instrumental music]

1133
01:14:00.348 --> 01:14:01.872
Ray, Ray?

1134
01:14:01.915 --> 01:14:02.829
[roaring]
[yelling]

1135
01:14:02.873 --> 01:14:05.310
[screaming]

1136
01:14:28.115 --> 01:14:32.076
[disturbing instrumental music]

1137
01:14:58.319 --> 01:15:00.496
[panting]

1138
01:15:07.590 --> 01:15:09.983
[whooshing]

1139
01:15:12.203 --> 01:15:15.162
- [Ray] Any kindness
is appreciated.

1140
01:15:25.738 --> 01:15:27.000
- What's this?

1141
01:15:27.044 --> 01:15:27.784
- [Vic] Cameras.

1142
01:15:28.654 --> 01:15:31.614
- Ultra minis, high-tech stuff.

1143
01:15:32.919 --> 01:15:35.835
I found four of them, who
knows how many more in there.

1144
01:15:35.879 --> 01:15:37.358
- Jesus.

1145
01:15:37.402 --> 01:15:39.230
- [Henry] Our competitors
are spying on us.

1146
01:15:39.273 --> 01:15:40.536
- We moved to a new place.

1147
01:15:40.579 --> 01:15:41.406
- [Kirwin] What?

1148
01:15:41.449 --> 01:15:42.538
- We moved.

1149
01:15:43.887 --> 01:15:45.366
- You can't do that,
you can't just move.

1150
01:15:45.410 --> 01:15:46.759
- We did not have a choice.

1151
01:15:50.720 --> 01:15:53.679
- Look, you need to
discuss these things

1152
01:15:53.723 --> 01:15:55.855
with me before you
make any decision.

1153
01:15:55.899 --> 01:15:58.945
You can't just allocate
resources without my permission.

1154
01:15:58.989 --> 01:16:01.687
- Do you want this thing
to launch as much as I do?

1155
01:16:02.645 --> 01:16:05.299
- I'm so sorry to
interrupt, but you...

1156
01:16:09.086 --> 01:16:11.262
My grandmother is one
of your beta testers.

1157
01:16:14.221 --> 01:16:16.659
She's been unhappy
for a long time,

1158
01:16:17.616 --> 01:16:19.531
with multiple suicide attempts,

1159
01:16:20.793 --> 01:16:22.534
we though she was
at her wits' end.

1160
01:16:22.578 --> 01:16:26.320
Your creation, it
changed her life.

1161
01:16:27.365 --> 01:16:28.758
It turned her around.

1162
01:16:30.498 --> 01:16:31.412
You saved her.

1163
01:16:33.458 --> 01:16:35.895
I just wanted to
thank you, thank you.

1164
01:16:38.768 --> 01:16:39.725
I'll leave you alone
now, thank you.

1165
01:16:44.425 --> 01:16:45.209
- Whoa.

1166
01:16:47.124 --> 01:16:47.907
- Yeah.

1167
01:16:50.301 --> 01:16:51.084
Fine.

1168
01:16:52.216 --> 01:16:53.826
You moved the offices.

1169
01:16:53.870 --> 01:16:54.610
Where is it?

1170
01:16:57.613 --> 01:16:59.789
Vic, where did you
move the offices to?

1171
01:17:02.748 --> 01:17:04.054
Vic?

1172
01:17:04.097 --> 01:17:07.666
- [clears throat] We
believe that for safety,

1173
01:17:07.710 --> 01:17:10.147
only Henry and I should
know where the new place is.

1174
01:17:11.714 --> 01:17:14.194
But I don't mind
disclosing the location.

1175
01:17:14.238 --> 01:17:17.633
- No, no look, that is
totally unacceptable.

1176
01:17:17.676 --> 01:17:19.025
- Now you said in the beginning

1177
01:17:19.069 --> 01:17:20.984
that I could run this
any way that I saw fit,

1178
01:17:21.027 --> 01:17:24.117
and I need privacy to
make this thing work.

1179
01:17:26.859 --> 01:17:27.599
- Okay.

1180
01:17:28.861 --> 01:17:30.254
If that's what you need.

1181
01:17:32.386 --> 01:17:35.868
But I want constant
updates, yes?

1182
01:17:37.261 --> 01:17:38.784
- Done.

1183
01:17:38.828 --> 01:17:40.133
- Okay.

1184
01:17:40.177 --> 01:17:42.527
Look, you guys keep
doin' what you're doin',

1185
01:17:42.570 --> 01:17:44.137
I'll handle the
rest of the group.

1186
01:17:45.748 --> 01:17:46.836
- I'm going on my break.

1187
01:17:49.795 --> 01:17:54.757
[distant doo wop music]
[train passing]

1188
01:17:58.761 --> 01:18:03.679
♪ Somehow I do always
think the same way ♪

1189
01:18:04.375 --> 01:18:06.594
[electronic whirring]

1190
01:18:06.638 --> 01:18:10.773
- [Vic] You know, I think
his work here is finished.

1191
01:18:10.816 --> 01:18:11.817
- You need me?

1192
01:18:13.123 --> 01:18:15.908
- No, I'll take care of
it, I'll just sow him up

1193
01:18:15.952 --> 01:18:18.389
and drop him off at the shelter.

1194
01:18:18.432 --> 01:18:20.739
- Alright, okay. Oh speaking
of which, did you ever check in

1195
01:18:20.783 --> 01:18:21.958
to see how Ray's doing?

1196
01:18:25.744 --> 01:18:27.050
- Actually, I did.

1197
01:18:29.313 --> 01:18:30.880
Apparently he's
doing really well.

1198
01:18:32.446 --> 01:18:35.754
He reconnected with his sister
and headed back to Texas.

1199
01:18:37.016 --> 01:18:40.411
- That's great, that's
just great, okay, great.

1200
01:18:42.021 --> 01:18:44.720
- Hey, get out of here man,
I'll talk to you tomorrow.

1201
01:18:44.763 --> 01:18:46.243
- Okay, cool, night Vic.

1202
01:18:48.375 --> 01:18:52.989
♪ But when there's
one to be done ♪

1203
01:18:53.032 --> 01:18:55.208
♪ You run

1204
01:18:56.775 --> 01:18:59.909
- Okay, it's time for
you to join your friends.

1205
01:18:59.952 --> 01:19:02.738
♪ Then it's wrong

1206
01:19:10.963 --> 01:19:15.881
[ominous instrumental music]
[metallic screeching]

1207
01:19:31.723 --> 01:19:33.594
Almost there.

1208
01:19:33.638 --> 01:19:35.771
I got a new friend
for you all to meet.

1209
01:19:35.814 --> 01:19:38.686
[metallic thud]

1210
01:19:38.730 --> 01:19:40.863
Everybody, meet Brian.

1211
01:19:41.733 --> 01:19:44.127
Brian, meet the gang.

1212
01:19:44.170 --> 01:19:46.738
[weak moaning]

1213
01:19:46.782 --> 01:19:49.523
Brian, I just wanted you to
know, this is only temporary.

1214
01:19:51.743 --> 01:19:56.356
Now let me tell you, have I
got something for you guys.

1215
01:19:57.793 --> 01:20:00.665
Some really great stuff here.

1216
01:20:03.450 --> 01:20:08.412
We got some grass-fed,
free-range pork.

1217
01:20:08.934 --> 01:20:10.762
[loud thud]

1218
01:20:10.806 --> 01:20:12.808
Some organic veggies.

1219
01:20:12.851 --> 01:20:15.332
[loud thud]

1220
01:20:15.375 --> 01:20:18.901
I got feeling you guys are
really gonna like this stuff.

1221
01:20:18.944 --> 01:20:21.338
[loud thud]

1222
01:20:24.863 --> 01:20:26.517
You guys are doing great.

1223
01:20:27.866 --> 01:20:30.913
I will figure out
how to reverse this.

1224
01:20:30.956 --> 01:20:32.871
I promise.

1225
01:20:32.915 --> 01:20:34.873
I am going to come
up with a solution.

1226
01:20:36.005 --> 01:20:38.921
You know, we should
all just see this

1227
01:20:38.964 --> 01:20:42.228
as a small bump in the road.

1228
01:20:45.928 --> 01:20:49.627
Man, you guys have,
you've given so much love.

1229
01:20:56.416 --> 01:20:59.855
I just want you all to
know that I'm gonna do

1230
01:20:59.898 --> 01:21:02.553
everything I can to get it back.

1231
01:21:02.596 --> 01:21:05.338
[chains rattling]

1232
01:21:06.600 --> 01:21:07.340
Good talk.

1233
01:21:14.173 --> 01:21:19.048
[eerie instrumental music]
[metallic screeching]

1234
01:21:36.282 --> 01:21:40.460
[electronic whirring
and beeping]

1235
01:21:53.169 --> 01:21:54.344
- Hey, how was your day?

1236
01:21:55.388 --> 01:21:56.433
- [Vic] Hey you.

1237
01:22:01.960 --> 01:22:03.005
- What is it?

1238
01:22:10.229 --> 01:22:14.146
- In the future, when
people are looking back

1239
01:22:14.190 --> 01:22:17.802
at what I've created
and they ask me

1240
01:22:17.845 --> 01:22:22.546
how I was able to do
it, I'm gonna tell them

1241
01:22:22.589 --> 01:22:26.724
that it was your love that
was the key ingredient.

1242
01:22:30.032 --> 01:22:31.947
- You make me so happy.

1243
01:22:35.037 --> 01:22:36.864
- You make me happy.

1244
01:22:39.128 --> 01:22:40.390
[electronic whirring]

1245
01:22:40.433 --> 01:22:42.131
- I can take care
of this one Henry.

1246
01:22:43.393 --> 01:22:45.134
I'm headed by the
shelter anyway.

1247
01:22:46.222 --> 01:22:47.614
I'll see you tomorrow bud.

1248
01:22:47.658 --> 01:22:48.441
- Okay.

1249
01:22:48.485 --> 01:22:49.312
- Alright, night.

1250
01:22:58.016 --> 01:23:02.194
[apprehensive
instrumental music]

1251
01:23:32.137 --> 01:23:33.051
[electronic whirring]

1252
01:23:33.095 --> 01:23:35.227
- Hey Vic, just forgot my bag.

1253
01:23:35.271 --> 01:23:37.751
[clattering]

1254
01:23:37.795 --> 01:23:38.926
Vic?

1255
01:23:38.970 --> 01:23:41.016
[thudding]

1256
01:23:53.158 --> 01:23:56.422
[suspenseful instrumental music]

1257
01:23:56.466 --> 01:23:58.772
[thudding]

1258
01:24:13.222 --> 01:24:16.051
[chains rattle]

1259
01:24:25.147 --> 01:24:29.499
- Alright, there you go.

1260
01:24:38.421 --> 01:24:40.684
- What have you done?

1261
01:24:40.727 --> 01:24:43.078
- No, not me.

1262
01:24:44.644 --> 01:24:45.428
We.

1263
01:24:47.560 --> 01:24:49.258
We are changing the world.

1264
01:24:55.133 --> 01:24:59.224
[suspenseful instrumental music]

1265
01:25:16.372 --> 01:25:17.721
- No, no Vic, no.

1266
01:25:19.026 --> 01:25:20.811
No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

1267
01:25:20.854 --> 01:25:25.337
[thud]
[crow cawing]

1268
01:25:35.913 --> 01:25:39.873
[disturbing instrumental music]

1269
01:26:13.037 --> 01:26:15.953
[distant news report]

1270
01:26:15.996 --> 01:26:17.520
- [News Reporter] 25
people have been arrested

1271
01:26:17.563 --> 01:26:20.218
and face charges ranging from
smuggling into possession

1272
01:26:20.262 --> 01:26:22.394
for the purpose of trafficking.

1273
01:26:23.874 --> 01:26:28.835
[distant news report]
[ethereal instrumental music]

1274
01:26:51.858 --> 01:26:52.642
- Vic.

1275
01:27:16.448 --> 01:27:19.059
[dog barking]

1276
01:27:39.819 --> 01:27:42.431
Are you sure you can't
take the afternoon off?

1277
01:27:44.084 --> 01:27:45.738
Do you have to go to work?

1278
01:27:45.782 --> 01:27:50.482
- I'm sorry babe, but without
Henry, I'm totally underwater.

1279
01:27:50.526 --> 01:27:51.918
- Yeah, where is Henry?

1280
01:27:51.962 --> 01:27:53.398
When I left him a few messages,

1281
01:27:53.442 --> 01:27:54.834
he didn't call me back.

1282
01:27:56.096 --> 01:27:59.274
- Well you know,
I gotta be honest.

1283
01:28:03.365 --> 01:28:05.280
I don't know think
Henry's coming back.

1284
01:28:06.455 --> 01:28:09.284
He may have fell victim
to his own greed.

1285
01:28:10.633 --> 01:28:13.157
He's talking about taking
off with one of those models

1286
01:28:13.200 --> 01:28:14.550
he's been running around with.

1287
01:28:17.292 --> 01:28:19.119
- Really, that's crazy?

1288
01:28:20.991 --> 01:28:23.167
- Well I mean, he
may be all talk,

1289
01:28:23.210 --> 01:28:27.389
but well, I wouldn't
be surprised

1290
01:28:27.432 --> 01:28:29.216
if we never heard
from him again.

1291
01:28:33.133 --> 01:28:34.526
- You're so dramatic.

1292
01:28:36.136 --> 01:28:39.966
- Perhaps, but either
way, I've gotta go.

1293
01:28:40.967 --> 01:28:42.578
The world awaits.

1294
01:28:42.621 --> 01:28:45.494
- Oh my gosh, you are
over the top this morning.

1295
01:28:45.537 --> 01:28:48.279
Wait, kiss please.

1296
01:28:52.631 --> 01:28:54.546
- Mm, I love you.

1297
01:28:54.590 --> 01:28:55.460
- I love you.

1298
01:28:57.549 --> 01:29:00.204
[birds chirping]

1299
01:29:11.520 --> 01:29:15.611
Okay, he's just about to leave.

1300
01:29:17.264 --> 01:29:19.876
This is crazy, I can't believe
you talked me into this.

1301
01:29:21.181 --> 01:29:22.400
- [Voice On Phone]
It's so romantic,

1302
01:29:22.444 --> 01:29:25.272
a picnic at work
[laughs], he's so lucky.

1303
01:29:25.316 --> 01:29:27.013
Where's his office?

1304
01:29:27.057 --> 01:29:30.190
- That's the whole thing, I
don't know, I'm following him.

1305
01:29:30.234 --> 01:29:32.410
Supposed to be top secret.

1306
01:29:32.454 --> 01:29:34.586
This is gonna be
such a great surprise

1307
01:29:34.630 --> 01:29:37.459
when I walk in the door,
and I'm totally doing

1308
01:29:37.502 --> 01:29:41.506
what you told me to do, I'm
wearing lingerie and that's it,

1309
01:29:41.550 --> 01:29:44.030
just the coat over it.
[laughing]

1310
01:29:44.074 --> 01:29:45.510
- [Voice On Phone] You bad girl.

1311
01:29:47.164 --> 01:29:49.862
- Okay, I have to go, I'm
gonna call you back later,

1312
01:29:49.906 --> 01:29:51.255
I think he's stopping.

1313
01:29:51.298 --> 01:29:52.778
- [Voice On Phone]
Okay, good luck.

1314
01:30:30.816 --> 01:30:35.778
[crow cawing]
[dramatic alternative music]

1315
01:30:43.916 --> 01:30:46.528
[door closes]

1316
01:31:20.518 --> 01:31:21.519
[saw buzzing]

1317
01:31:21.563 --> 01:31:22.477
- Surprise--

1318
01:31:29.092 --> 01:31:32.791
I'm, I'm so sorry to
bother you at work.

1319
01:31:38.275 --> 01:31:39.885
This, this can wait.

1320
01:31:46.979 --> 01:31:49.504
[clattering]

1321
01:31:50.896 --> 01:31:53.420
I'll see you at home, honey.

1322
01:31:53.464 --> 01:31:56.685
[electronic whirring]

1323
01:32:29.718 --> 01:32:33.765
[suspenseful instrumental music]

1324
01:32:45.734 --> 01:32:47.866
[screaming]

1325
01:32:54.699 --> 01:32:58.355
[Piano Sonata No. 14]
[birds chirping]

1326
01:32:58.398 --> 01:33:00.749
[crow cawing]

1327
01:33:06.885 --> 01:33:09.148
[thudding]

1328
01:33:16.939 --> 01:33:20.072
[electronic whirring]

1329
01:33:33.303 --> 01:33:35.044
- Isn't she beautiful?

1330
01:33:39.788 --> 01:33:40.963
We're engaged.

1331
01:33:58.720 --> 01:34:00.373
Let me pour you a
glass of champagne

1332
01:34:00.417 --> 01:34:02.462
so you can toast our happiness.

1333
01:34:08.643 --> 01:34:09.513
- Congratulations.

1334
01:34:14.953 --> 01:34:17.042
- She has so much love to give.

1335
01:34:17.913 --> 01:34:18.914
- Yeah, I can see that.

1336
01:34:18.957 --> 01:34:20.176
She looks beautiful Vic.

1337
01:34:21.873 --> 01:34:23.135
We've had a good run,
but things have gone

1338
01:34:23.179 --> 01:34:25.572
a bit too far, don't you think?

1339
01:34:25.616 --> 01:34:27.183
All things must come to an end.

1340
01:34:28.488 --> 01:34:30.882
[footsteps]

1341
01:34:35.713 --> 01:34:38.150
[heavy exhale]

1342
01:34:56.255 --> 01:34:57.822
- Hey.

1343
01:34:57.866 --> 01:35:00.433
[clattering]

1344
01:35:04.046 --> 01:35:05.743
Hey!

1345
01:35:05.787 --> 01:35:08.703
[electronic whirring]

1346
01:35:20.192 --> 01:35:21.846
- [Kirwin] Hey buddy.

1347
01:35:24.980 --> 01:35:28.548
- [Vic] [laughs] Hey Kirwin.

1348
01:35:28.592 --> 01:35:31.508
- Sorry about roughing you
up on your engagement night,

1349
01:35:31.551 --> 01:35:32.814
but we had to get
you out of there

1350
01:35:32.857 --> 01:35:34.729
and clear the place
of any trace of us.

1351
01:35:36.992 --> 01:35:37.906
- That's okay.

1352
01:35:49.439 --> 01:35:54.400
Hey, hey what, what's going on?

1353
01:35:55.793 --> 01:35:58.013
- Look Vic, you've
probably gathered by now

1354
01:35:58.056 --> 01:35:59.275
I'm with the government.

1355
01:36:02.104 --> 01:36:03.061
- Where's Elizabeth?

1356
01:36:05.760 --> 01:36:07.631
- You know, she'd be
really proud of you.

1357
01:36:07.674 --> 01:36:10.460
We did everything we could,
but she didn't make it.

1358
01:36:10.503 --> 01:36:13.202
[crying]
But Mudita?

1359
01:36:13.245 --> 01:36:16.858
It works, and we wanna keep
working with you on it.

1360
01:36:18.555 --> 01:36:19.817
And we've done something

1361
01:36:19.861 --> 01:36:21.079
I think you'll find
very interesting.

1362
01:36:22.689 --> 01:36:26.650
We've taken your bracelet
design and advanced it.

1363
01:36:28.043 --> 01:36:30.436
Hey.
[crying]

1364
01:36:30.480 --> 01:36:31.786
That's a neurotransmitter.

1365
01:36:34.005 --> 01:36:36.573
It sends the same feelings
your bracelet does

1366
01:36:36.616 --> 01:36:39.881
without any contact
from the user at all.

1367
01:36:39.924 --> 01:36:41.883
We transmit through microwaves,

1368
01:36:41.926 --> 01:36:44.886
through electromagnetic
radiation.

1369
01:36:45.974 --> 01:36:50.543
Vic, Vic, this is your baby.

1370
01:36:52.023 --> 01:36:53.633
And we wanna keep
working with you on it,

1371
01:36:53.677 --> 01:36:55.070
under our supervision of course.

1372
01:36:55.113 --> 01:36:56.941
And there's just
one small change,

1373
01:36:58.029 --> 01:36:59.248
and it's pretty incredible.

1374
01:37:00.379 --> 01:37:02.686
Instead of sending just love,

1375
01:37:02.729 --> 01:37:04.340
we'll be sending other emotions.

1376
01:37:05.994 --> 01:37:06.777
- Wait.

1377
01:37:09.736 --> 01:37:11.347
I don't understand.

1378
01:37:11.390 --> 01:37:12.870
- Imagine what Desert Storm
would have looked like

1379
01:37:12.914 --> 01:37:15.351
if we never had to put
boots on the ground,

1380
01:37:15.394 --> 01:37:18.920
if before that, we had
driven the enemy insane

1381
01:37:18.963 --> 01:37:21.009
or made to feel suicidal.

1382
01:37:22.445 --> 01:37:25.535
- That's, that's, that's
not what I did this for.

1383
01:37:27.667 --> 01:37:29.931
You, you have no
right to hold me.

1384
01:37:31.062 --> 01:37:33.021
I want my attorney.

1385
01:37:33.064 --> 01:37:36.024
- Okay, as you wish.

1386
01:37:46.121 --> 01:37:47.992
- Hey, this is not my attorney!

1387
01:37:51.169 --> 01:37:54.042
[light doo wop music]

1388
01:37:54.085 --> 01:37:55.695
♪ You hold me

1389
01:37:55.739 --> 01:37:57.088
- When we look at
these readings,

1390
01:37:57.132 --> 01:37:58.873
it'll allow us to know
exactly what the levels

1391
01:37:58.916 --> 01:38:00.918
of psychosis for each body.

1392
01:38:00.962 --> 01:38:03.051
The more psychosis,
the more we can drive

1393
01:38:03.094 --> 01:38:04.748
the enemy to the brink.

1394
01:38:04.791 --> 01:38:06.271
Oh wow, look at this one.

1395
01:38:07.577 --> 01:38:10.014
This one's off the
charts, splendid.

1396
01:38:10.058 --> 01:38:15.019
♪ One and all

1397
01:38:17.152 --> 01:38:20.024
♪ You kiss me

1398
01:38:20.068 --> 01:38:23.332
♪ And deep in love I fall

1399
01:38:27.902 --> 01:38:30.295
[helicopter propellers spin]
- What is this thing?

1400
01:38:30.339 --> 01:38:31.209
- Who gives a shit?

1401
01:38:31.253 --> 01:38:33.124
Some crap from Washington.

1402
01:38:33.168 --> 01:38:38.129
♪ It was a dream after all

1403
01:38:40.523 --> 01:38:43.700
♪ Together

1404
01:38:43.743 --> 01:38:48.705
♪ We might as well become

1405
01:38:52.274 --> 01:38:55.146
♪ A picture

1406
01:38:55.190 --> 01:39:00.151
♪ Of love for one and all

1407
01:39:03.589 --> 01:39:06.853
♪ We're in heaven

1408
01:39:06.897 --> 01:39:11.902
♪ From where we'll never fall

1409
01:39:15.123 --> 01:39:19.301
♪ And I realize

1410
01:39:19.344 --> 01:39:24.219
♪ It was a dream after all

1411
01:39:27.396 --> 01:39:30.181
♪ I know it's not right

1412
01:39:30.225 --> 01:39:33.141
♪ Not to follow the light

1413
01:39:33.184 --> 01:39:38.102
♪ But all of my days
have been dark as night ♪

1414
01:39:39.669 --> 01:39:44.108
♪ Falling and falling
and calling and calling ♪

1415
01:39:45.414 --> 01:39:50.071
♪ Hoping for love
to take flight ♪

1416
01:39:50.985 --> 01:39:53.639
♪ And if I

1417
01:39:53.683 --> 01:39:58.644
♪ Should wake before I die

1418
01:40:02.561 --> 01:40:05.477
♪ I won't have

1419
01:40:05.521 --> 01:40:10.482
♪ A reason not to cry

1420
01:40:14.138 --> 01:40:16.836
♪ And as the

1421
01:40:16.880 --> 01:40:21.841
♪ First tear begins to fall

1422
01:40:25.497 --> 01:40:29.501
♪ I realize

1423
01:40:29.545 --> 01:40:34.506
♪ It's not a dream after all

1424
01:40:37.248 --> 01:40:41.165
♪ I realize

1425
01:40:41.209 --> 01:40:45.082
♪ It's not a dream after all

1426
01:40:51.132 --> 01:40:55.092
[disturbing instrumental music]