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01:51Let's go
01:56Stop pulling
02:02Why is it pink? What did you eat?
02:20What did you eat?
02:50I'm hungry
03:10Aren't you a little old to still be at Las Encinas?
03:12You should have asked me to pick up your sevens for you.
03:18You could have spared yourself some embarrassment.
03:30Why are you here?
03:33Do Baba and Mama know?
03:34Yeah, I called Baba.
03:36He said you'd be here.
03:37So I figured I would come and keep you company.
03:42And see if Baba had mellowed out.
03:45Yeah, spoiler?
03:46No.
03:47Yeah, I can tell.
03:48Now that's new.
03:55What the fuck is that?
04:16The logo for alumni.
04:17What?
04:18Attention, seniors.
04:19Virginia has given all of you permission to skip class and spend the next hour checking
04:20out the new and revamped alumni, the Association for Former Students.
04:21Attendance isn't mandatory, but it is highly appreciated.
04:22Meaning we will be taking roll call.
04:23This is my brother Hector and I'm Amelia.
04:24We're expecting you.
04:25So hurry up.
04:26Don't wanna miss out?
04:27Okay, I'm a former student.
04:28Why haven't I heard about alumni?
04:29Because I'm a senior.
04:30I'm a senior.
04:31I'm a senior.
04:32I'm a senior.
04:33I'm a senior.
04:34I'm a senior.
04:35I'm a senior.
04:36I'm a senior.
04:37I'm a senior.
04:38I'm a senior.
04:39I'm a senior.
04:40I'm a senior.
04:41I'm a senior.
04:42I'm a senior.
04:43I'm a senior.
04:48Because the invite doesn't extend to kids on scholarship.
04:51How would you know?
04:52Lou had to pull strings in order to get me accepted.
04:55If you get in, the contact network is incredible.
04:58I mean, I got my internship at the UN through alumni, despite those two.
05:03It didn't look good, being on scholarship.
05:06For Lawson seeing us abroad, I wasn't the ideal representative.
05:10They tried to boycott me in every way possible.
05:12They're miserable jerks.
05:14You're clear of those two.
05:24Did you really have to remodel an entire wing?
05:28Our agreement was that you could change the furniture in here.
05:31Well, alumni needs a space suitable for its new activities.
05:35Wait, what new activities?
05:38You're against it, Virginia?
05:40I don't see why you need a dedicated social club area.
05:43When alumni is managed perfectly well in a folder on my computer.
05:47That right there is one of the reasons.
05:49You're not in charge anymore.
05:51Pardon?
05:52And the other is that this is a generous donation from our parents to Lawson seeing us.
05:57You don't have a say, so it doesn't matter what you think.
06:01Not that she ever had a say.
06:04I'm sorry, what was that?
06:06Give me a sec so I can ring up my parents and get them on the line.
06:09I'm sure they'd love to hear what you think.
06:14I think it turned out pretty great.
06:16Super. Appealing, wouldn't you say?
06:19No?
06:20Yeah, appealing.
06:24Well, it's that time.
06:26Excuse us, but you'll have to leave.
06:28The senior students will be here any second now.
06:31And it'd be super awkward to have you here, you know?
06:35Should I walk you to the door?
06:37Won't be necessary, but thanks.
06:44We have to make it clear no one comes in without an invitation.
06:47Not her, not anyone.
06:55I'm president of the alumni club.
06:57Completely renovated.
06:58Completely renovated.
07:00And my sister is vice president.
07:03Before you know it, you'll be graduating. Or we hope.
07:06And you will leave Lawson seeing us.
07:08But the school doesn't want this to be a see-you-never sort of deal.
07:11Rather a... whatever.
07:13We have invested a ton of money and even more effort.
07:16Alumni was worth it.
07:18Alumni is worth it.
07:20It was super worth it to build a space where we can all come to relax,
07:24be ourselves, spend our free time vibing,
07:27with people on our same wavelength, network, etc.
07:30An exclusive space only open to a privileged few.
07:33We'll be opening up the selection process for new members.
07:36The pillars of Lawson seeing us are discipline, excellence, and merit.
07:40Ours are pleasure, liberty, and contacts.
07:45To enter, you're going to need one of us to sponsor you.
07:48And decide if you're alumni material.
07:50Only one candidate per sponsor.
07:52So look for one now.
07:54Don't forget, we want Lawson seeing us.
08:05Hector?
08:11Hector?
08:14We want Lawson seeing us to always remain a part of your lives.
08:19Part of my life, she says.
08:21Sounds like a bunch of horseshit.
08:23I mean, that's literally the last thing I need,
08:25to hang out here with those cringy alumni douchebags,
08:28when all I want to do is escape this school once and for all
08:31and never again set foot inside these doors.
08:33Yeah, same.
08:35I'll miss it, though.
08:36Nah, trust me, you'll get over it the moment you leave.
08:40Walmart!
08:42Hi.
08:43Hi.
08:44How are you?
08:45Good, how are you?
08:47Oh, my God, did you know those two were together?
08:50Looks like it.
08:51Bet you saw you let her get away, huh, Chicas?
08:54I guess you shouldn't have jerked her around and played her like a flute, huh?
08:58Is this coming from you?
08:59After you went in...
09:00What? After I what?
09:01Come on, we need to talk.
09:03About Sonia?
09:04Come on, Nico, leave it, bro.
09:06I'm taking her.
09:07Can you survive without her?
09:09Don't think so.
09:10Me neither.
09:11Yeah, come on, let's go.
09:12No!
09:14Stop worrying about your papers.
09:16Said the privileged, pretty white girl.
09:19I do care, you know.
09:20I just want you to stop freaking out about the same thing all day long.
09:24Because, one, it won't make the papers rain down from the sky,
09:27and two, you're gonna give yourself an ulcer.
09:36What if we got married?
09:38What?
09:40For the papers, dude, I'm not insane.
09:42Uh, this isn't like in the movies where you sign and that's it, you're a citizen.
09:48No.
09:49Hey.
10:08Sorry, I'm sorry.
10:10I interrupted whatever it is you were doing.
10:14It's true then?
10:16That you go here?
10:20We know each other?
10:23I know you.
10:25From Instagram.
10:28I don't know why I didn't connect you with Las Encinas.
10:32And when I saw you at alumni,
10:34I flipped out.
10:35Okay, yeah.
10:36Yep.
10:37Well, nice to meet you.
10:39What did you want?
10:40Don't get defensive, man, I mean well.
10:42Yeah, you mean well and you're half naked.
10:44I don't know.
10:45Oh, I'm only really naked.
10:49From here.
10:56To right here.
11:02For real, I want to sponsor you for alumni.
11:07You what?
11:08Well, candidates need to have someone who's willing to vouch for them.
11:14Who better than the president?
11:16Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
11:18But wouldn't I first probably need to be interested in joining?
11:21You already are.
11:24I haven't even thought about it.
11:25There's no reason why you shouldn't want to.
11:31Give me one.
11:32Because it's not a place for my people.
11:34Who are your people?
11:35I just meant it's not a good club for me.
11:41I think it's perfect for you.
12:19Hi.
12:20Hi.
12:49This is ridiculous.
12:50Do you hear yourself right now?
12:51I'm serious, Chloe.
12:52Just think about it.
12:53Do you hear yourself?
12:54What kind of favor is that?
12:55No, I won't leave Eric.
12:57Especially when we're doing fucking great.
12:59But he needs more stability right now and you can't give him that.
13:01I'm sorry.
13:02And how would you know?
13:03Chloe, Chloe.
13:05We have to go down to the police station with them.
13:08This isn't over.
13:11Really, Mom?
13:12Your cell phone was off.
13:13What could I do?
13:15If the cops keep bringing them in for questioning,
13:17their story must not be very clear.
13:21Who killed Raul?
13:22It's obvious who did it.
13:24Chloe, no doubt.
13:25She pushed my Raul literally or mentally,
13:27but either way, she did it.
13:31Do I have proof?
13:32Of course not.
13:33I don't have proof yet,
13:34because if she did it, she'd be in jail.
13:37I don't have proof.
13:38I don't have proof.
13:39I don't have proof.
13:40I don't have proof.
13:41I don't have proof.
13:42I don't have proof.
13:43I don't know.
13:44But I also don't have any doubts either.
13:46I know someone must have seen how it went down.
13:49If anyone witnessed the fall
13:51and you're watching this video right now,
13:53please, please, say something.
13:59How many times would they ask us the same thing?
14:02It's non-stop.
14:03We gotta get out of town.
14:04No.
14:05No more moves.
14:06Other options?
14:07You're abandoning Yvonne?
14:08But he wants nothing to do with us.
14:10Besides, I promised him I'd leave, so...
14:13When did you promise that to him?
14:15Before he left, I think.
14:17What did you get? Huh?
14:19You never just promise things, Mom. What did you get out of it?
14:21I swear to you, it was nothing.
14:23If my son wants me to leave the country, then that's that.
14:26To Buenos Aires, I'll go.
14:27Why are you still here, then?
14:32All right. Because I was just hoping if I gave him a little more time, that he might come back.
14:36You can stop looking at me like that.
14:38To me, that doesn't sound like nothing. No?
14:40Well...
14:42I don't know why I even bother with you.
14:44Chloe, wait, wait, wait.
14:45Haven't you even stopped to think that maybe this whole thing with your ex-boyfriend's free-fall record
14:50could be a sign we should leave, sent from the universe?
14:52Think about it.
14:55Look, Mom.
14:57I fit in here for the first time, and things are going great with this dude.
15:01You and I are tolerating each other for the most part, so I'm not going anywhere.
15:06What about that lawyer who repped Yvonne's father?
15:08Jose Luis?
15:09Yes! Let him represent us!
15:10Let him help us!
15:11I don't know.
15:12He might give you a discount if you spread your leg for him.
15:17Hey, I asked the people at the Lake Club for referrals,
15:20and they had nothing but wonderful things to say about you.
15:23So, I would be proud to have you as Isadora House's head waiter.
15:27Not much pride in that salary.
15:29There'll be raises. I promise.
15:32And in the meantime, I'll get paid with exposure.
15:35Yeah. It's the same old story.
15:38So, tomorrow then?
15:43Really taking advantage of the needy.
15:46You are most welcome, sir.
16:02Hey.
16:10You don't have to come back if you're not ready, you know.
16:13We're in no rush.
16:14No, no. I want my normal life.
16:16You can have normal, but you're not ready now.
16:18I am, Mateo said so.
16:20That shrink of yours is...
16:22You don't like him, Bubba.
16:23You're so annoying.
16:24Look at that. Father and son.
16:30What?
16:33We're all together.
16:35The four of us.
16:37At each other's throats, but...
16:39But together.
16:43I hate that I'm going back to New York.
16:46There you go. We only have a few days.
16:48Let me enjoy this moment.
16:54Mama.
16:57Come on, now. We're here to help out Omar.
17:02Come on.
17:06Here.
17:13What's going on?
17:14Goodness.
17:15Jesus, Omar. Hey, what are you doing here?
17:19Nadia?
17:21Yes. Nice to meet you in person.
17:23Dammit!
17:25Omar, wait.
17:26Excuse me. Sorry.
17:28Omar!
17:29I just can't find anything cheap right now.
17:31Okay?
17:32And since you were crashing with your parents, I asked Omar.
17:34It's my room, and you didn't bother to ask me?
17:37I know, I know. I didn't want to bother you,
17:39and you were still at your parents' house.
17:41Why not move into Yvonne's room if you didn't want to bother me, huh?
17:45Why here?
17:51Because it still feels like home here.
17:54You guys are my home.
17:56Come on, Omar.
17:57Um, Nadia?
17:58Just keep it to yourself.
18:00Please.
18:01Nadia.
18:02It's such a pleasure.
18:03Omar!
18:04Fuck!
18:08So I've been paying for the room while you've just been in there freeloading.
18:13Don't...
18:14Don't worry, okay?
18:15I'll get all my things and crash on the sofa.
18:17Done.
18:18Except that's what you said before I went to my parents' house.
18:19I know, I know.
18:20Yeah, well, forget the sofa.
18:22Sorry.
18:24Omar, enough.
18:25Dude, listen to yourself.
18:26Stay the fuck out of it!
18:31Joel, I love you.
18:33You know I do.
18:35But this is my home,
18:36and I need to feel at ease here.
18:38And having you around is just gonna
18:41pretty much fuck with my head and my heart
18:44and all the work I've done this past few months.
18:47I'm protecting myself.
18:48You get that, don't you?
18:53Okay.
18:54Okay, I'll...
18:55I'll leave now.
18:56Okay.
18:57Okay.
18:58Okay, I'll...
18:59I'll leave now.
19:01Have a little empathy, dude.
19:02What about some empathy for me?
19:04Right, Omar?
19:07Hey, kiddo.
19:08You heard my son.
19:09Baba.
19:11Get out of here. Go on.
19:12Yeah, okay, I'm leaving.
19:13I'll get out of here. Sorry.
19:14No. No fucking way.
19:15You crazy?
19:16At this hour?
19:17You could sleep in my room.
19:18It'll be a tight squeeze, but...
19:20Okay?
19:21Give me a fucking break.
19:23It's my room.
19:24I call the shots there.
19:25Problem with that?
19:28Yeah.
19:47You really shouldn't have opened the venue.
19:49It's a money pit.
19:51Well, not for long, Mama.
19:54Why don't you accept the fact
19:55that we are completely broke?
19:57Just sell everything
19:58and let's get the hell out of here.
20:00I'm gonna get it up and running.
20:02Watch me.
20:03Oh, yeah? How?
20:04Oh, with all of your degrees in finance
20:06or your revolutionary business vision?
20:09You don't have a fucking clue.
20:12On top of that,
20:13you're so proud that you'll never ask me for help
20:15or feedback.
20:16I'm just saying...
20:17I'm heading down.
20:19Oh, my God.
20:21They're so weird.
20:23These are the Craviats?
20:26Don't tell me you know these guys.
20:28They go to my school.
20:29Well, did.
20:30Now they're running this association
20:32for old alumni.
20:33Uh-huh.
20:34Are they, like, famous or something?
20:36The Craviats?
20:37They're one of the top ten families
20:39many people consider
20:40the de facto owners of Spain.
20:42They amassed their fortune in the 60s
20:44with a little help from, you know...
20:47No, I don't.
20:49Oh, baby.
20:50Come on, Videla.
20:53I don't know who you're talking about.
20:55Seriously?
20:56Didn't your school teach you about the Civil War?
20:58No.
20:59We haven't made it that far yet.
21:00Well, that explains it.
21:02This guy was like...
21:03Voldemort.
21:04He's the equivalent.
21:05Ruled this country for many years.
21:07During his dictatorship,
21:08several families raked it in.
21:10Even more so after his death.
21:12Wanna guess who was one of those families?
21:14The Craviats.
21:15That's right.
21:16They own construction companies,
21:18banks, hotels,
21:19airlines,
21:20investment funds,
21:21supermarkets,
21:22soccer teams,
21:23law firms,
21:24yet you date a squatter
21:25when you have a Craviats next to you?
21:27I would say you need to get your priorities in order.
21:29Like, sell myself to him for a hundred camels.
21:31A hundred camels?
21:32He would pay at least...
21:33A hundred billion.
21:34Because he's rich and you're worth it.
21:36Yeah.
21:37This guy is loaded, I assure you.
21:39Also, he's super cute.
21:41And gay.
21:42Super cute and super gay.
21:43I mean, baby, just look the other way.
21:45So he's a pansy.
21:46His money's just as good to you.
21:47Just call them pansies, Mom.
21:48Okay, my love.
21:49Gays.
21:50Homosexuals.
21:51Did you say they had law firms earlier?
21:53Mm-hmm.
21:54Investment funds.
22:21What's this?
22:43It's the number of the cell phone
22:44I snuck into your father.
22:47Why would you sneak him a phone?
22:50You help me detain him,
22:51and I'm helping you stay in touch while he's in prison.
22:53One favor in exchange for another.
22:56Well, thanks.
22:58Lisa.
23:01I would have told you sooner,
23:02but since you don't pick up the phone when I call
23:04or answer any of my texts...
23:06I don't want to keep in touch with you.
23:08I don't know why you don't understand that, Luis.
23:10What I don't understand is why we can't be friends.
23:12I don't feel like it.
23:15There's no point.
23:16Because I don't want to.
23:18So this makes us even.
23:19You got it?
23:21Stop calling, stop messaging.
23:22I'm done with you.
23:23This is over.
23:24I've been as clear as possible.
23:25Very clear.
23:57What's the matter?
24:10Uh, nothing.
24:11You'll be late.
24:12You should go.
24:26Oh, fuck, dude.
24:37There's no other way for me to get documented.
24:39They're just gonna kick me out of the fucking country.
24:43Should we get married?
24:46I'd rather be deported.
24:47Hey, I'd make you a happy man tomorrow.
24:51You would drive me insane.
24:53Asshole.
24:55Collaborating with the police can be a potential path to legalization.
25:00Well, that's it.
25:01We find a nasty crime, you report it, and there you go.
25:07Don't give up, man.
25:09We'll think of something.
25:10You'll see.
25:13I'm going to class.
25:16Oh, and, uh, I'll come by later to get some of my stuff.
25:20I said you can stay with me as long as you need to.
25:24No, no.
25:25I don't want to keep getting the stink eye from Omar.
25:28Okay.
25:29Where are you gonna stay?
25:32Yvonne said I could use his room while he's gone.
25:35Oh, so you're friends again.
25:37So you two are gonna...
25:38Yeah, yeah, yeah.
25:39It's, um, been great.
25:41I mean, we both got carried away.
25:44But now we're cool.
25:45Yeah.
25:54I can only sponsor one.
26:09Let's see what you have to offer me.
26:13As the owner of Isadora House, I'll give you access to places,
26:17obviously in addition to the club here,
26:19to get together, relax, and just have a really good time.
26:23Pleasure, liberty, and networking
26:25in the greatest nightlife empire out there.
26:28All will be available to alumni.
26:30And it's always at your disposal.
26:32Okay.
26:33Thank you, Isadora.
26:35Chloe?
26:36Yeah?
26:37What would you offer alumni?
26:40Well, my eagerness to be part of the club.
26:44I will do my best to generate great vibes
26:48and do whatever I can to help the club grow.
26:51Alumni will be my priority.
26:54That's all rather unclear.
26:56How do you measure or test whether it's your priority?
26:59It's intangible.
27:00So it's hard to tell if you keep your promise or not.
27:03Thank you both.
27:05I'll inform whomever I choose.
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29:20Hector, I want to go home.
29:22I'll have some drinks, make a call, and we'll leave.
29:25I have tons to get done.
29:26Emmy, calm down.
29:28What do you want?
29:29Nothing.
29:32I'm kicking him out.
29:34Shh.
29:36Shh.
29:38Don't.
29:39Don't do it.
29:40I said, don't do it.
29:41Don't.
29:43Don't do it.
29:52I said, don't do it.
29:54Don't.
29:56Don't do it.
30:00Kick him out and we'll ask Virginia to expel him.
30:04Why does it matter? He's not hurting anyone.
30:06Look at him.
30:08Poor guy.
30:09Yeah, poor. Correct. Is he here because he's homeless?
30:12He's probably on scholarship and we don't sponsor them.
30:14Enough. Go home. I'll see you there.
30:17Are you that infatuated?
30:19You know jealousy's not a good look.
30:21Want me to sleep with you tonight?
30:23I know you won't. I'm not an imbecile.
30:30Hey, Sedora.
30:41Three suppliers no longer want our business.
30:43Of course, looking at last month's earnings, I can see why they don't.
30:46Be honest.
30:48You only promised me a raise because you knew you were about to shut the place down.
30:52No. No, that's crazy.
30:54A rough patch, that's all.
30:56Just a rough patch.
31:13Cuz.
31:15Nico, come here.
31:18What's the matter? He's just here to check up on me.
31:20How's it going?
31:22What's up, Cuz?
31:23Hi.
31:24It's great over here.
31:25Have a drink, sit down, and maybe get this stick out of your ass.
31:28Stop acting like my father.
31:30I'm looking out for your well-being.
31:31I don't need you to.
31:33Do something nice for yourself.
31:34Go party and make trouble.
31:37And by trouble, he doesn't mean mess around with a girl's emotions.
31:40Now's not the time, thanks.
31:41You walked right into that one.
31:43Don't you think that jab's getting old? Just saying.
31:47I'm going to the bathroom.
31:49Yeah.
32:02When will the heads start rolling?
32:05The what?
32:06When are all the firings gonna begin?
32:08This'll be the shortest gig I've ever had.
32:15Hey, Chloe. So?
32:17Jesus Christ.
32:18Nico, enough already. Stop.
32:21No, dude, I'm not gonna do it. I won't do it.
32:25Stop worrying about your cousin. He's doing just fine.
32:27Sure, yeah, he's been doing a lot better, I can see that.
32:30And now that he's up here, I'm afraid you'll cause an epic crash back to Earth.
32:35Why are you being so hard on me, dude?
32:37Seriously, why can't you see how I've helped him? I've made him a lot better.
32:41I'm sorry, you?
32:43Yeah, me.
32:44It has everything to do with the pills and therapy. You ain't done shit.
32:48You're the opposite of a solution. You're a problem, Chloe. You're unstable, you're toxic, you're destructive.
32:54Fuck. Maybe Eric was right after all, and what you need's a girlfriend or someone who'll get you laid.
33:00Look, I understand that you miss Rocio and D-Doc, and it's weird for you not to have Eric hanging around all day.
33:06But my love, and I say this with all the affection you know I have for you, let the rest of us be happy, please.
33:13Go on now. I'll take over.
33:16Nico, leave. Look what you did.
33:26That was super shitty.
33:28Just ignore that dude.
33:29That bastard.
33:30The solution isn't to fire your staff and close it. Just the opposite, in fact.
33:35Let's make Isadora House enormous, bold, gigantic, iconic, super loud.
33:41And in fact, we need to bring more people on. That's what we need.
33:44To make money in this life, baby, you gotta spend it.
33:47There's nothing to spend.
33:49Want some juicy gossip?
33:51Do whatever.
33:53Isadora was left with nothing.
33:55She's broke.
33:56I swear.
33:57You're sure?
33:59I can take out loans.
34:00More loans. You have five.
34:02I'll apply for as many as it's gonna take. I can look for investors through alumni.
34:06Wait, you're talking about that former student club? That?
34:09Yeah. Don't look at me that way. You can't imagine how fancy the club is they have at school.
34:14It's the cream of the crop. I can get a lot of good investors there.
34:17But how do you know she's out of money?
34:19Well, Del Mar told me about it. He said that Omar had mentioned it.
34:22Because apparently he's worried that he's gonna get fired.
34:25Because without money, she can't afford staff.
34:28Isa always goes around bragging she's his empire.
34:31Don't trust a word. It's all an act.
34:33Really?
34:35Know what you're gonna do? We're upgrading this thing.
34:38We're gonna hire a ton of workers, you know?
34:40I want waiters, I want dancers, I want security, I want cleaners.
34:44That one's very important.
34:45Isadora House is gonna be incredible.
34:49I love you.
34:51Isa.
35:08Hi.
35:18What's up?
35:19Can we move to a different table?
35:21Is there a problem where you are?
35:22Yeah. We'd like an area that's more well lit.
35:27If you're just jerking each other off, don't you want less light?
35:31Oh, I'm sorry. I went off the board. That was totally unprofessional.
35:35I'll send someone over now.
35:37No, Omar. Not now. Right away.
35:39Chloe, please. I've got a lot going on.
35:46What if I gave you a hundred?
35:50What then?
35:59Thanks.
36:00No, just leave it. Go. I'll take care of it.
36:03You'll only be a second.
36:04Okay.
37:04What?
37:12Hey.
37:15What are you doing?
37:16Hey. How'd you sleep, stowaway?
37:19Told you it was cool.
37:20Here you can do whatever you want.
37:22You can even make yourself right at home.
37:26Ah.
37:28Yeah, you don't have a home.
37:30What were you looking for me? Huh?
37:38Let me buy.
37:40See all this here? It has everything you need.
37:44On the house.
37:46Freely accessible to members.
37:48So if you want a sponsor, you know who to call.
37:52Stay and spend the night. You're invited to.
37:59In exchange for?
38:03Why would you want to do this for me? Huh?
38:06What do you want?
38:07I just want to see you enjoy yourself.
38:10That is the purpose of alumni. For us to have fun.
38:14Meeting people like us and having a great...
38:17Yeah, but we both know I'm not like you.
38:21You can be like us when you grow up.
38:34Good morning.
38:37Good morning, Isadora.
38:40Here.
38:42Thank you very much. Is it the papers to join alumni?
38:47Your finances.
38:50Red numbers. More red numbers. And more red numbers.
38:56Your bank statements look like a list of missed calls.
39:00Where did you get these from?
39:02From the truth. Not from that lie you pitched me yesterday.
39:07Unfortunately, bankrupt liars aren't the demographic we want in alumni.
39:11Have a great day.
39:24Anything to get in the club. Exposing a classmate.
39:29Congratulations. I'm your sponsor.
39:31Thanks.
39:33You two weren't friends, were you?
39:36I'm sorry?
39:37I have no problem selling out a classmate. But a friend? No way.
39:42At the club, we're seeking an atmosphere of goodwill and unity.
39:45We don't want backstabbing or toxic shit.
39:52You want me to be a waiter?
39:54Because you need the money.
39:55So you don't want us living together, but it's okay to work together.
39:58Just trying to help.
39:59I'm not saying I don't need it.
40:01But look, I don't want to help you feel less bad, dude. To be honest.
40:05Get over yourself, would you?
40:10What's the matter?
40:15I'll... I'll think about it. Later.
40:18Wait, Joel. Don't...
40:24Thanks.
40:49What's the matter?
40:50Nothing.
40:54Come on. You can tell me.
41:00We definitely have a lot to talk about, huh?
41:02We do, but can we save it for some other time?
41:06Right now, all I want is this.
41:16What's up, Yvonne?
41:19Why did you leave me there?
41:22What are you talking about?
41:24Weird. You don't remember that day?
41:27Not showing up? Not letting me know?
41:30Not answering my calls?
41:32Christ.
41:33Well, it's just the truth.
41:36Right now? This couldn't have waited till later?
41:39Fuck, I asked you to table it.
41:41I could have, but it's been tearing me up inside.
41:43And me? I've been looking forward to seeing you for weeks.
41:46Don't get me wrong, I've missed you like crazy too, Joel.
41:48But I wasn't comfortable hanging out there by myself.
41:50Look, I just don't want to be your carry-on item.
41:52Okay?
41:53What?
41:54What the fuck would I have done there?
41:56I would have had nothing to do except hang out with you in your free time like a kept man, nothing else.
42:00Joel, you could have done whatever you wanted.
42:02Literally whatever.
42:04Study that language so you could learn something new.
42:07Do you hear yourself right now?
42:08You could have traveled.
42:09It's right there.
42:10That is nice.
42:11You wanted me to be your kept man, alright?
42:13And forgive me if I would have rather stayed to finish school and make a better life for myself without anyone else.
42:20Without anyone else?
42:21I pay your tuition here.
42:27Look, Joel, I didn't...
42:28Fuck you, Ivan. Fuck you.
42:34Great. Fucking great.
42:42What's wrong?
42:43Please be my sponsor.
42:50I want to join.
42:52Okay. Come on.
42:53Let's talk it over, alright?
42:56Come on.
43:04He may get your dick hard, but you still need to put him through the process.
43:07Yeah, sure.
43:08What are you going to do with your sponsor?
43:10I want to have fun. That's why we started the club.
43:12Let's play a little. Come on.
43:14Play what?
43:15Pushing them to the limit.
43:16They're so hungry to join.
43:18One sold out her classmate, and the other came begging you to sponsor them.
43:21No, no. There wasn't begging.
43:24Let's put them through the ringer. Put them to the test.
43:26Heck, let's see exactly how eager they are to join.
43:29Let's see how far they're willing to go just to be one of us.
43:31Hector!
43:34To the limit.
43:36To the limit.
43:37If he gets in, you can do what you want.
43:39Whatever I want?
43:40I can do whatever I want, and you won't get in the middle.
43:43Perfect, then.
43:44To the limit. Go on.
43:50Hey.
43:52Can I walk with you?
43:53Want a ride home?
43:54No, that's okay. Don't worry.
43:56Right.
43:57You don't have a home. Or do you?
43:59You never told me why you stuck here.
44:01Want to get a drink somewhere?
44:03I don't know. Why all of a sudden?
44:09All right. This way.
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