Midas (2024)
After a charismatic college dropout lies his way into a job at an insurance juggernaut, he recruits his two best friends for a plot to steal thousands. In the process, they uncover a much darker scheme that tests the limits of their greed.
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00:00:00Hi Ricky, good morning.
00:00:26Good morning.
00:00:27Can I get a snack pass delivery order for Maria?
00:00:30Sure, let me check.
00:00:37One moment.
00:00:48There you go.
00:01:27What's this?
00:01:28Bestest in the city.
00:01:29No delivery fee.
00:01:57When the weight of the world's on your shoulders, can you manage?
00:02:00Yes ma'am, say the word greatness and I know I'm destined.
00:02:03When the chicks fall down, we won't pick you up.
00:02:05It may hurt, but I never let it hinder us.
00:02:07Please get out the way, cause I'm in a rush.
00:02:20How'd it go?
00:02:21It was alright.
00:02:22Passed out all the flyers, but not a lot of tips.
00:02:24How many orders?
00:02:25Just three so far.
00:02:26Okay.
00:02:27How you feeling?
00:02:28You know, not great.
00:02:31Oh, you can't cancel tomorrow.
00:02:32The money's all set.
00:02:33I didn't say that.
00:02:36These are good to go.
00:02:37The addresses are on the lid.
00:02:39How about Destiny text them?
00:02:40I'm supposed to be meeting over with Victor and Sunni.
00:02:42I'll take them.
00:02:44Your sister is not going out there alone on a learner's permit.
00:02:49It'll take you half an hour.
00:02:50And I'll make extra for Victor and Sunni.
00:02:52Don't catch an attitude with me.
00:02:53Alright.
00:02:59Yum.
00:03:00I miss your mom's cooking.
00:03:03Yo, how much we owe you for this?
00:03:05Oh, no, you're good.
00:03:06No, no, come on.
00:03:07A little support.
00:03:08Nah, they're leftovers, man.
00:03:10It's cool.
00:03:11It's cool.
00:03:12On the house, then.
00:03:15Mm-hmm.
00:03:16Mm-hmm.
00:03:17So, when are you, uh, starting at Midas?
00:03:19Today was my first day, actually.
00:03:21What?
00:03:22How was it?
00:03:23It was good.
00:03:24You know, it's the mail room, so it's a little slow.
00:03:26Yeah, for sure.
00:03:27For sure.
00:03:28So, what about you, Mr. Facebook?
00:03:30When are you, uh, when are you going to Cali?
00:03:33You know, I'm waiting a bit.
00:03:34Helping my mom buy the house here.
00:03:36And working remote to start.
00:03:38Yeah?
00:03:39How long?
00:03:40I don't know.
00:03:41I don't know.
00:03:42I don't know.
00:03:43I don't know.
00:03:44I don't know.
00:03:45I don't know.
00:03:46How long?
00:03:47I'm not sure.
00:03:48At least until the end of the summer.
00:03:49Okay.
00:03:50Cool.
00:03:51Cool.
00:03:52Cool.
00:03:53So, what are you doing tomorrow afternoon?
00:03:54Uh, just working, probably.
00:03:55Why?
00:03:56You should come to this party with us.
00:03:57Party?
00:03:58Who's throwing it?
00:03:59My friend, Claire, for her graduation.
00:04:01Uh, no.
00:04:02I'm working tomorrow.
00:04:03Come on.
00:04:04You're always working.
00:04:05Always.
00:04:06Please.
00:04:07I'm going to be the only non-Ivy League-er there.
00:04:08And they all start talking about what house they were in.
00:04:10Ah, so you want me to come and be the dumb dropout.
00:04:13No.
00:04:14You know what I meant.
00:04:15No.
00:04:16It's okay.
00:04:17Yo, if you don't want to come, it's fine.
00:04:19I was going to introduce you to somebody, but it's cool.
00:04:21Introduce me to who?
00:04:22That's your loss.
00:04:23Introduce me to who?
00:04:24Why don't you come and find out?
00:04:27We'll pick you up at four.
00:04:29All right.
00:04:31All right.
00:04:32All right.
00:04:33And, uh, trust to impress, yeah?
00:04:35All right.
00:04:36I'll think about it.
00:04:45Hey.
00:04:46Where's Ma?
00:04:48Asleep in the living room.
00:04:56I'm awake.
00:04:58How'd it go?
00:04:59Good.
00:05:01Have you eaten anything?
00:05:05No.
00:05:06I'm not hungry.
00:05:15How long has she been asleep?
00:05:17Since we got back.
00:05:20Don't worry about it.
00:05:22I'll be out in a sec.
00:05:24No, Mom.
00:05:25Relax.
00:05:26Keep resting.
00:05:27Do you have any orders?
00:05:31Uh, I don't think so.
00:05:33Um...
00:05:37Let's take tonight off.
00:05:38I, uh, made $80 in tips today.
00:05:41Is it cool if I go out with Victor and Suni?
00:05:44I, uh, told them I'd help them out with something.
00:05:47Of course.
00:05:53Tell them I said hi.
00:05:54Okay.
00:05:55What's up?
00:05:57Wow.
00:05:58Did you buy that last night?
00:05:59Y'all said, trust to impress.
00:06:01All right.
00:06:03If anyone asks, just tell them you were in Adam's house.
00:06:07Your parents are in another town.
00:06:09I'm sorry.
00:06:10I don't know if you're going to tell me.
00:06:12I'm not going to tell you.
00:06:13I'm sorry.
00:06:14I'll tell you.
00:06:15I'll tell you.
00:06:16I'll tell you.
00:06:17I'm sorry.
00:06:18I'm sorry.
00:06:19I'm sorry.
00:06:20I'm sorry.
00:06:21I'm sorry.
00:06:22I'm sorry.
00:06:23I'm sorry.
00:06:24What does that mean?
00:06:26You'll figure it out.
00:06:40Did you go to Yale as well?
00:06:42No, I went to Holy Cross for healthcare administration.
00:06:44Oh, good for you. And what are you doing with that?
00:06:46I'm working at Midas for health insurance.
00:06:48Fantastic. Good. How do you like the company?
00:06:51Hey, nice shirt.
00:06:53Hey, thank you.
00:06:55Good for you. Give us some time. That's great.
00:06:57Sure.
00:07:21Fuck Harvard!
00:07:23Excuse me?
00:07:25I just had a tickle in my throat.
00:07:27Old move, by the way.
00:07:29Oh, no. I'm just wearing this so I won't be mistaken for the help. That's all.
00:07:35I see you were admiring the art.
00:07:37Yeah. You know, I actually have one just like this.
00:07:40Oh, do you?
00:07:42Yeah.
00:07:44You know, you didn't strike me for a giant vase type.
00:07:46Really?
00:07:48Well, you know what they say.
00:07:50Don't judge a book by its cover, right?
00:07:52Do they say that?
00:07:54Yeah, they do.
00:07:58I'm Ricky, by the way.
00:08:00I'm a friend of Victor's who I think knows someone here.
00:08:04I'm Claire.
00:08:06Claire.
00:08:08Ah, so this is all you.
00:08:10Yep. Don't judge a book, right?
00:08:12Right.
00:08:14So, were you looking for somebody?
00:08:18No. Actually, I was just looking for the bathroom.
00:08:22Oh. Well, you found it.
00:08:24Touche.
00:08:26Come on. I'll show you where it is.
00:08:36Where are you guys headed?
00:08:38I was actually just showing Ricky where the bathroom is.
00:08:40Dad, this is Ricky. Ricky, this is my dad.
00:08:43Nice to meet you, Ricky.
00:08:45Ricky actually just graduated from Harvard.
00:08:47So I see. Congratulations.
00:08:49What house?
00:08:51Excuse me?
00:08:53What house were you in?
00:08:55Uh, Adams House.
00:08:57No kidding. I'm Adams House, class of 87.
00:08:59What?
00:09:01Wow, that's crazy. It's a small world.
00:09:03What was your major?
00:09:05My major was healthcare administration.
00:09:09Oh, really?
00:09:11I didn't know we had a healthcare administration major.
00:09:13You know, it's a pretty new one.
00:09:15Merging healthcare with pre-med tracking with administration.
00:09:19You take classes in both.
00:09:21Oh, okay.
00:09:23Well, I don't know if Claire told you, but I'm CEO of Midas.
00:09:25Health insurance.
00:09:27Please stop.
00:09:29My mom used to work there.
00:09:31Used to?
00:09:33Well, I hope I didn't fire her.
00:09:35No, no, no.
00:09:37She passed away.
00:09:39Oh.
00:09:41I'm so sorry to hear that.
00:09:43What was her name?
00:09:45Mia. Mia Price.
00:09:47I think I remember her.
00:09:49She was an amazing woman.
00:09:51So, what are you doing for work?
00:09:53Dad.
00:09:55You know, just applying for stuff.
00:09:57Why don't you come by my office on Monday and we'll find you something.
00:09:59Can we not right now?
00:10:01I'm sorry.
00:10:03I don't want to.
00:10:05Ricky, you're a triple threat.
00:10:07Adams House, healthcare administration,
00:10:09and we're always looking for a diverse town.
00:10:11You can't just, like, say that to people.
00:10:13Maybe.
00:10:15He doesn't want to work for Midas.
00:10:17Did you ever think about that?
00:10:19Ricky, would you be interested in a job working at Midas?
00:10:21I mean,
00:10:23I'd be interested in any job.
00:10:25So, if you have something,
00:10:27I could apply for it.
00:10:29Great. I'll see you on Monday.
00:10:31Thanks, Dad.
00:10:35Go Crimson.
00:10:37Go Crimson.
00:10:39Go Crimson.
00:10:43I'm sorry.
00:10:45You told him what?
00:10:47Victor said if anybody asks, say Adams House, right?
00:10:49I didn't know that.
00:10:51All right, and where did healthcare administration come from?
00:10:53And you're not?
00:10:55Okay, look, first, obviously I had a little bit too much to drink.
00:10:57Second, I panicked.
00:10:59And then third, what did y'all want me to say? The truth?
00:11:01Oh, yeah, you know what? You did fire my mom.
00:11:03And I had to drop out to take care of her.
00:11:05But hella nice crib, though.
00:11:07There you are.
00:11:09Congratulations.
00:11:11Oh, you too. It's so good to see you.
00:11:13Hey, congratulations.
00:11:15I'm glad you could make it.
00:11:19Uh, we were just
00:11:21hearing about you introducing Ricky to your dad.
00:11:23Oh, my God.
00:11:25Again, I am so sorry about him.
00:11:27He's just the worst.
00:11:29He tried to bully Ricky into taking a job
00:11:31at Midas.
00:11:33I'm sorry.
00:11:35He what?
00:11:37I know, isn't it so embarrassing?
00:11:39What's embarrassing?
00:11:43Well, just,
00:11:45you know, just him assuming
00:11:47everyone's willing to sell their soul.
00:11:49I feel like
00:11:51our generation's really realized that there's more to the world
00:11:53than money, right?
00:11:55You should tell that to my student loan collector.
00:11:57So,
00:11:59Ricky, you gonna
00:12:01go work at Midas now?
00:12:03I'm in my first healthcare administration
00:12:05and now working at Midas.
00:12:07It's almost like you're trying to steal my identity.
00:12:09Or are you stealing mine?
00:12:11What would the job be?
00:12:15I mean, he didn't
00:12:17say anything specifically.
00:12:19He just said that I could come in and apply for something.
00:12:21Are you going to?
00:12:23I mean,
00:12:25it doesn't hurt, right?
00:12:27Right.
00:12:33Hey, how's it going?
00:12:35I have a meeting with Gregory
00:12:37Brent at three o'clock.
00:12:39ID?
00:12:41What's that?
00:12:45Yeah.
00:12:47I have a gentleman here by the name of
00:12:49Ricky Price. He says he has a
00:12:51three o'clock with Mr. Brent.
00:12:53All right.
00:12:57All right.
00:12:59Let's go.
00:13:01Follow me.
00:13:09Ricky, come in.
00:13:11This is Tom, my nephew.
00:13:13Tom, this is Ricky.
00:13:15Price.
00:13:17Ricky, you thirsty? You want a scotch?
00:13:19No, thank you.
00:13:21I'll just have some water.
00:13:23I'll have one.
00:13:32That's Adam's house.
00:13:34Class of 87.
00:13:36Oh, wow.
00:13:38I have one just like this.
00:13:40Have a seat.
00:13:44Tom?
00:13:48So, look.
00:13:50I was hoping to have more options
00:13:52for you here, but unfortunately we don't have
00:13:54many openings at the moment.
00:13:56But I promised you a job.
00:13:58And I'm a man of my word.
00:14:00So, Tom has an opening
00:14:02as the Claims Department Coordinator.
00:14:04It'll be a good opportunity for you
00:14:06to get a lay of the land.
00:14:08Tom can mentor you, and
00:14:10when something else opens up,
00:14:12you'll be in a good position.
00:14:14I don't get to choose my own assistants.
00:14:18He's got a Harvard diploma and a pulse.
00:14:20What do you want?
00:14:22I'd be more than happy to be a
00:14:24Claims Department Coordinator.
00:14:26It's a great chance.
00:14:28It's a great chance
00:14:30to get your foot in the door.
00:14:32My first job was as a coordinator.
00:14:34Essentially.
00:14:36Thank you. I really appreciate it.
00:14:40Is that all?
00:14:42Yes.
00:14:44Show him around and send him to HR.
00:14:46Thank you again.
00:14:48No problem.
00:14:58All right.
00:15:00Welcome to Claims.
00:15:02Could you elaborate on what we do exactly?
00:15:04They don't teach claims review
00:15:06at Harvard.
00:15:08I don't really know.
00:15:10Lucky for you, it's very simple.
00:15:12When a policyholder has a claim
00:15:14for a doctor's visit, prescription, or
00:15:16procedure, it comes to us.
00:15:18No, again.
00:15:20At this point, we have an automated system
00:15:22that reviews the majority of these claims.
00:15:24If they're reoccurring, small dollar amounts,
00:15:26et cetera, but sometimes
00:15:28the system's not sure, so those cases get
00:15:30sent here for review.
00:15:32So, as an example...
00:15:34As an example, you're a policyholder
00:15:36with us. Let's say you get
00:15:38leukemia. Your doctor wants to try
00:15:40some new experimental treatment.
00:15:42The bill is $350,000. It comes into
00:15:44our system, gets flagged. Karen here
00:15:46— hi, Karen — does a quick review,
00:15:48maybe calls the company, and either
00:15:50approves or denies it.
00:15:52You said $350,000?
00:15:54Experimental treatments can range anywhere from, what, $100K
00:15:56to a million bucks?
00:15:58So, what do
00:16:00I do as the coordinator?
00:16:02Whatever I need you to do.
00:16:04Data entry, scheduling,
00:16:06coffee runs, iced,
00:16:08black, write that down.
00:16:10I'm kidding.
00:16:12I'll probably give you some of the small dollar claims.
00:16:14This is your desk.
00:16:16You should be the first
00:16:18one in and the last one to leave.
00:16:20Can I ask you
00:16:22what's the pay?
00:16:24$40,000 plus benefits, but HR
00:16:26will explain all of that tomorrow.
00:16:28Can other people be covered by
00:16:30my insurance?
00:16:32Do you have kids or a spouse?
00:16:36Then no.
00:16:38Make sure you bring a passport
00:16:40or birth certificate with you to HR tomorrow.
00:16:42What about my transcripts?
00:16:44This isn't grad school.
00:16:46Nobody cares.
00:16:48You went to Harvard.
00:16:50Again.
00:16:52See you tomorrow.
00:17:08You fill out an application?
00:17:10Yeah, I actually
00:17:12got a job.
00:17:14Congrats.
00:17:16Doing what?
00:17:18They say I'm a
00:17:20clearance coordinator or something.
00:17:22Your boy is in there.
00:17:26You good?
00:17:28Yeah, I hear you have a date
00:17:30with Claire today.
00:17:32I'm excited.
00:17:34Good luck.
00:17:40Wait, I got it.
00:17:42Too late.
00:17:44How'd the meeting go?
00:17:46I think it was pretty cool.
00:17:48I think I got a job
00:17:50working for your cousin.
00:17:52Good luck with that.
00:17:54Tom's...
00:17:56I can tell.
00:17:58What about you? What are you doing for work?
00:18:00Careful, you're already sounding like my dad.
00:18:04I'm working for Senator Peters.
00:18:06I'm an intern
00:18:08on the healthcare policy team.
00:18:10That sounds cool. You're keeping it all
00:18:12in the family business?
00:18:14More like trying to take the family business down.
00:18:16Princess Leia style.
00:18:18Okay.
00:18:20So how'd you get into healthcare administration?
00:18:22Yeah, my mom...
00:18:24She was really into it.
00:18:26And...
00:18:28She worked at Midas for a long time.
00:18:30What was she like?
00:18:32My mom...
00:18:34She was incredible.
00:18:36She was always taking care of people.
00:18:38A really big role model for me and my sister.
00:18:40Oh, how old's your sister?
00:18:42She's 16.
00:18:44I'm taking care of her now.
00:18:46Wow, that sounds like a lot.
00:18:48We get along
00:18:50pretty well and this job will help.
00:18:52I'd love to meet her sometime.
00:18:56Depends on how you do on the second date.
00:18:58Who says you're getting
00:19:00a second date?
00:19:12Hi.
00:19:34Were you with the game sophomore year?
00:19:36Game sophomore?
00:19:38Okay, so Victor and I are together right before
00:19:40our first trip and
00:19:42Victor is blackout drunk.
00:19:44Lights on. Nobody home.
00:19:46He gets up on the wall.
00:19:48There's a line of cops behind him
00:19:50and he just starts slapping his ass.
00:19:52And this cop is yelling at him
00:19:54like, get down!
00:19:56Get down!
00:19:58Can I have another one, please?
00:20:02Sure.
00:20:04So...
00:20:06Ricky.
00:20:08How's the job?
00:20:10It's great. I love it.
00:20:12Have you figured out what claims department coordinator means yet?
00:20:14I have, actually.
00:20:16I just sit there all day and approve
00:20:18most of the claims
00:20:20that come in.
00:20:22I figure if they ask, then they must need it, right?
00:20:24Putting that Harvard education to good use.
00:20:26Can I have one of those
00:20:28two, please?
00:20:34Mom.
00:20:36Mom?
00:20:38Destiny, I'm home.
00:20:42Mom?
00:20:44You in there?
00:20:46I'll be out in a second.
00:20:50You okay?
00:20:52I'm fine.
00:20:54I just need a second.
00:21:06Okay.
00:21:14I'm fine.
00:21:16Where's Destiny?
00:21:18She went to the movies with some friends.
00:21:20I'm sorry.
00:21:22I just... I kept getting deliveries and I...
00:21:24Relax. It's okay.
00:21:30What's this?
00:21:32A bill from today.
00:21:34At the bottom.
00:21:36Your doctor's recommended surgery?
00:21:38Yeah.
00:21:40And what else did he say?
00:21:44He said the chemo hasn't been very effective.
00:21:48And I should get the surgery before it's too late.
00:21:52And what did you tell him?
00:21:54I told him it's too expensive.
00:21:58How much is it?
00:22:00$44,000.
00:22:04Okay.
00:22:06We can do that.
00:22:08You know, that's the price they give you as a starting point.
00:22:10And you can negotiate down from there.
00:22:12No. I asked.
00:22:14That is the lowest price.
00:22:18It's fine.
00:22:20I've been making a lot more money lately.
00:22:24We'll make it work, okay?
00:22:26I promise.
00:22:28Okay.
00:22:30I promise.
00:22:46Ricky.
00:22:48A word, please.
00:22:50Now.
00:22:52Okay.
00:22:56What can you tell me about Ms. Diaz?
00:22:58Ms. Diaz...
00:23:00She takes
00:23:02Levothyroxine.
00:23:06And can you tell me why you approved
00:23:08her prescription renewal for
00:23:10Levothyroxine?
00:23:12Yeah, because she needs it.
00:23:14She needs it.
00:23:16I'm sorry.
00:23:18Her doctor prescribed it.
00:23:20She does not need it.
00:23:22Because she's dead.
00:23:26Oh.
00:23:28Could we cancel it?
00:23:30We already have.
00:23:32But only because her daughter called us this morning
00:23:34asking why we were sending an insurance statement
00:23:36to her dead mother.
00:23:38Well, like you said, it seems like
00:23:40everything is fine now.
00:23:42No, everything's not fine.
00:23:44I pulled up your stats.
00:23:46You have the highest approval rate
00:23:48in your department by nearly 10%.
00:23:50That's not
00:23:52a good thing.
00:23:54Right.
00:23:56I don't know if you're being
00:23:58lazy or just careless,
00:24:00but both are
00:24:02a problem.
00:24:04I realize a $200 claim may not seem
00:24:06like a lot, but believe me, it adds up
00:24:08big time.
00:24:10I'm sorry. It won't happen again.
00:24:12Great. Because if it does, I'll have to explain
00:24:14to my uncle why I'm reopening the position.
00:24:16You can go.
00:24:46What happened?
00:25:02Nothing.
00:25:04I was just trying to fix my mistake and deactivate
00:25:06her policy.
00:25:08Only admins can do that.
00:25:10And I already fixed it.
00:25:12Okay. Thank you.
00:25:14You're welcome.
00:25:24Where's Claire?
00:25:26I don't know.
00:25:28I told her I was going home.
00:25:32You okay?
00:25:34So...
00:25:36I need you guys' help with something.
00:25:38Okay. What is it?
00:25:40So I may have figured out
00:25:42a way for Midas to cover my mom's
00:25:44treatments.
00:25:46Really? That's great.
00:25:48Like, they're going to put on your insurance, or...
00:25:50Not exactly.
00:25:52Basically,
00:25:54her policy is still in the system.
00:25:56Right? And it can be reactivated.
00:25:58You're talking about insurance fraud.
00:26:00Listen, all we need to do
00:26:02is we need to get onto Tom's computer, right?
00:26:04And then soon as you show me how to access it,
00:26:06and then Victor comes, hacks in, and
00:26:08wipes all the evidence. Easy.
00:26:10That is truly the worst idea I've ever heard.
00:26:12Like, do you just need some extra
00:26:14money or something? I thought you were
00:26:16making way more at your new job.
00:26:18It isn't enough.
00:26:20How can it not be enough? You're making twice what you were making last month.
00:26:22My mom's doctor
00:26:24said the chemo isn't working.
00:26:26She needs surgery.
00:26:32Well,
00:26:34how much is it?
00:26:36Forty-four thousand.
00:26:40Okay.
00:26:42Well, there are ways to do this
00:26:44without committing a crime.
00:26:46We could do a payment plan.
00:26:48Or we could do a GoFundMe page.
00:26:50Who do I know that's going to donate that much money?
00:26:52Claire.
00:26:54Right.
00:26:56I thought about this.
00:26:58This is the best option.
00:27:00The only option.
00:27:02But, Ricky, this is
00:27:04different than faking a resume
00:27:06or what school you went to.
00:27:08This is a real crime. You'd go to jail.
00:27:10If you guys don't want to help me,
00:27:12that's fine. That's fine.
00:27:14I understand.
00:27:16Okay?
00:27:18I can do it myself.
00:27:34Okay.
00:28:04Excuse me.
00:28:06Could you let me find Claire and Bryant?
00:28:08I have a package for her.
00:28:10Sorry, could you show me?
00:28:12I've been looking for like five minutes.
00:28:26Ricky.
00:28:28What's on your plate?
00:28:30Oh, I don't know.
00:28:32What's on your plate?
00:28:34Nothing, just trying to keep that
00:28:36approval rate down.
00:28:38Clever.
00:28:46That was stupid.
00:28:48Then help me. Please.
00:28:54Alright.
00:28:56If we're going to help you, then we need to come up with a much better plan.
00:28:58Okay.
00:29:00We need to find a time when Tom is out of his office for at least an hour.
00:29:02Maybe during lunch.
00:29:04He eats lunch in his office.
00:29:06So we'll give him a reason not to.
00:29:08Then we'll need to borrow his wallet.
00:29:12Take a shot.
00:29:14Why can't we just prop the door open?
00:29:16Because we need Vic to get in there.
00:29:18It just takes a delicate touch.
00:29:24We'll also need his computer password.
00:29:26Which we can get if
00:29:28Ricky can switch out his keyboard
00:29:30for an identical keylogger.
00:29:32Also, the stupid dual authentication
00:29:34kicks in after 30 minutes.
00:29:36Which brings us to our next challenge.
00:29:38Figuring out how we're getting Vic
00:29:40into the building.
00:29:42I wanted to order some flowers.
00:29:44Once Vic creates the claim on Tom's computer,
00:29:46I'll need access to a second computer
00:29:48in order to approve it.
00:29:50And then,
00:29:52the final step will be recruiting some
00:29:54accomplices to help us pull off the surprise.
00:29:58Sounds like a plan.
00:30:04So,
00:30:06one more thing.
00:30:08We were thinking,
00:30:10even with the insurance reactivated,
00:30:12there typically are a lot of
00:30:14out-of-pocket expenses with these types of surgeries.
00:30:16You know, because she'll have to stay in the hospital for a while.
00:30:18She won't be able to cook.
00:30:20Right.
00:30:22So,
00:30:24we were thinking,
00:30:26it wouldn't be too difficult
00:30:28to set up a second claim.
00:30:30That pays out to a fake company,
00:30:32and Vic could cover our tracks
00:30:34to make it look like a totally normal claim,
00:30:36so we wouldn't get caught.
00:30:38For how much?
00:30:40$300,000.
00:30:42And,
00:30:44maybe I could have some for my student loans,
00:30:46and Vic could have some for his mom's house.
00:30:48You know, that's not why we're doing it.
00:30:50Right.
00:30:52Obviously, we want to help your mom.
00:30:54But,
00:30:56this was just another idea.
00:31:00Let's do it.
00:31:02Yeah?
00:31:06I mean, I'm the one with the job, so...
00:31:08You can pay next time.
00:31:14Can I ask you a question?
00:31:16Where do you get money from?
00:31:18What do you mean?
00:31:20I mean, like, gas, food,
00:31:23Your internship is volunteer, right?
00:31:26Yeah, I mean,
00:31:28I babysit sometimes, and
00:31:30my parents pay for some of my bills.
00:31:32You know,
00:31:34they're thinking of opening up a paid policy position
00:31:36at the office, so,
00:31:38maybe I'll apply for that.
00:31:40That'd be cool.
00:31:42Do what you're passionate about, and money will come, right?
00:31:44Yeah.
00:31:46For sure.
00:31:52Okay.
00:32:08Come in.
00:32:10Hey.
00:32:12Do you happen to drive a white Lexus?
00:32:14Yeah.
00:32:16Why?
00:32:18As I was pulling in, another car was
00:32:20coming down, and he wasn't
00:32:22paying any attention, so I might have
00:32:24clipped you a little bit.
00:32:26It's okay. You know my insurance
00:32:28covers it, so we should be good.
00:32:30Would you like to come and take some pictures?
00:32:32Oh, I would love to go take
00:32:34pictures.
00:32:44I'm really sorry, again.
00:32:50It's okay.
00:33:02Happy birthday!
00:33:04Oh, come on.
00:33:06You didn't think I actually hit your car, did you?
00:33:12Yeah, thank you.
00:33:14Yeah, I'll call you back.
00:33:16Happy birthday.
00:33:18Ricky wanted to organize a little surprise.
00:33:20Did he? Well, mission accomplished.
00:33:22I am definitely surprised.
00:33:24All right.
00:33:26Shall we go to lunch?
00:33:28Ricky's paying, right?
00:33:48You in a rush?
00:33:50Ah, no.
00:33:52Just enjoying the day.
00:33:54Ready to get some lunch. You?
00:33:56Good. I'm ready to buy lunch.
00:33:58Yeah.
00:34:18Hi, fellas. How are you?
00:34:20Good afternoon.
00:34:22We have a reservation under price.
00:34:24Absolutely. It's right here.
00:34:26Just give me one moment.
00:34:30Happy birthday!
00:34:32Hey.
00:34:34Hey.
00:34:36What are you doing here?
00:34:38My dad invited me.
00:34:40Oh, I see.
00:34:42I'm sorry.
00:34:44It's okay.
00:34:46What are you doing here?
00:34:48My dad invited me. I took the afternoon off.
00:34:50Why didn't you tell me?
00:34:52Why didn't you invite me?
00:34:54Right this way, everybody.
00:35:02Oh, Ricky.
00:35:04You gonna sit over there?
00:35:06Um...
00:35:12I gotta use the restroom.
00:35:14Oh, my God.
00:35:26Zuni!
00:35:28Zuni!
00:35:30Zuni!
00:35:34Why are you back here?
00:35:36What? Why?
00:35:38I don't know. Her dad invited her.
00:35:40Well, you have to get rid of her.
00:35:42She won't recognize me, but she definitely will.
00:35:44Hi. Excuse me.
00:35:46Could you please take this out to table six for me?
00:35:48Sorry, there's just an ex out there.
00:35:50I'd rather not. Thanks.
00:35:52Okay, listen, listen.
00:35:54I'll get rid of her. Just wait here and wait for my signal.
00:35:56What are you going to do?
00:35:58Improvise.
00:36:00Improvise.
00:36:06Hey.
00:36:08You good?
00:36:10Hey.
00:36:24Thank you. I appreciate it.
00:36:26Here you go.
00:36:28I'm so sorry.
00:36:30I can get you a towel.
00:36:32No, it's okay.
00:36:34I need to go dry off.
00:36:40Would anyone
00:36:42like anything else to drink?
00:36:44I'll have an Au Bon. Neat.
00:36:48How about you, birthday boy?
00:36:50I'm buying.
00:36:52Great.
00:36:54I think I'm going to land on the...
00:36:56He'll have the same as me.
00:36:58I'm good.
00:37:00It's just the water. Thank you.
00:37:02Water's fine. Thank you.
00:37:10Two Au Bons.
00:37:12Neat.
00:37:14Actually,
00:37:16could I have the table back?
00:37:18Turns out it wasn't him.
00:37:20Sure, I guess.
00:37:22Thanks.
00:37:24I have two Au Bons.
00:37:26Neat.
00:37:34Try not to spill as well, please.
00:37:40I'm sorry.
00:37:44Wait.
00:37:50Are you going to take our food order?
00:37:52Oh.
00:37:54I'm just a runner. Your waitress should be back shortly.
00:38:00Hey.
00:38:02I'll dry it off.
00:38:04Not exactly.
00:38:10Actually, I changed my mind.
00:38:12You can have the table back.
00:38:40Hi.
00:38:42I have a delivery for Tom Brent.
00:38:44All right.
00:38:46I do, too, actually.
00:38:48Okay, well, sign in here.
00:38:50Nike's, please.
00:38:52I have a delivery for Tom Brent.
00:38:54Just sign in.
00:38:56Do you actually have a cold place for this?
00:38:58It's starting to melt.
00:39:00No, don't.
00:39:02Tom Brent?
00:39:04Look, I don't have a cold place for this.
00:39:06It's starting to melt.
00:39:08Tom Brent?
00:39:10Look, hold on a second.
00:39:12All you guys have deliveries for Mr. Brent?
00:39:14Yes.
00:39:16Okay.
00:39:18Follow me, and let's go.
00:39:20All right, pack in. Let's go.
00:39:22All right, pack in. Be careful.
00:39:30I think you might want to get the next one.
00:39:32Next one?
00:39:34Yeah.
00:39:38Okay.
00:40:0425 seconds.
00:40:06Not helping.
00:40:16Nice.
00:40:20Five, four, three,
00:40:22two, one.
00:40:26We got it. We got it.
00:40:28We got it.
00:40:30Good luck.
00:40:32You, too.
00:40:37Okay, let's see what you got.
00:40:42So, Ricky,
00:40:44how do you like your new boss?
00:40:48Um, he's great.
00:40:50I can honestly say
00:40:52he's the best boss I've ever had.
00:40:56A much nicer toast than I'd ever be able to give.
00:41:00To my nephew Tom,
00:41:02the best boss Ricky has ever had.
00:41:04Cheers.
00:41:06Cheers.
00:41:18Um, I'm sorry.
00:41:20I gotta take this. Excuse me.
00:41:26Hello?
00:41:28Yo, what do you know about Project Foresight?
00:41:30I never heard of it. Why?
00:41:32I'm getting a Project Foresight error message
00:41:34asking for additional diagnosis info.
00:41:36Ask Sony.
00:41:38I've never heard of it, either.
00:41:40I don't get it. It never asked me for a diagnosis.
00:41:42This looks like an admin-level thing.
00:41:44Okay, so can you just skip the question?
00:41:46We need to do an admin override.
00:41:48Okay, so just do that.
00:41:50I tried, but our time's up. We need to do authenticate again.
00:41:52All right, all right, all right.
00:41:54Okay, okay, okay.
00:41:56We'll go 60 seconds from my mark.
00:41:58What are you gonna do?
00:42:00He's going to pour water on him.
00:42:02I'm not gonna pour water on him.
00:42:04All right, 60 seconds.
00:42:06Starting now.
00:42:10Look,
00:42:12if this doesn't work, run.
00:42:30Tom,
00:42:32do you have any pets?
00:42:34Uh, just a dog.
00:42:36Lafayette.
00:42:38What kind of dog?
00:42:40Lafayette is a purebred French bulldog.
00:42:42No way. I have a French bulldog.
00:42:44Since when?
00:42:46Um, technically, he's my sister's.
00:42:48Do you have any pictures?
00:42:50Uh, yeah. Yeah, I've got a couple.
00:42:52Lafayette.
00:42:54Let me see if...
00:42:56Ah!
00:42:58That's big.
00:43:04Oh, yeah, wow.
00:43:06He's a real cutie.
00:43:10Do you have any
00:43:12photos of your little Frenchie?
00:43:14Uh, no, I don't think so.
00:43:16I'm not that big of a photo kind of guy.
00:43:18Oh.
00:43:20Learning a lot about you today.
00:43:28Hey, Karen.
00:43:30I think I have some seaweed chips for you.
00:43:32You're a day late.
00:43:34I think they were lost in the mail room.
00:43:36Sorry about that.
00:43:38Excuse me!
00:43:40Are you okay?
00:43:42A rat or something
00:43:44has eaten through this.
00:43:46Oh, my goodness. Is it in there?
00:43:48No, but I can see the hole that it came through.
00:43:50Do you see it anywhere?
00:43:52No, but what about my chips?
00:43:54What about them?
00:43:56You guys are going to give me a refund, right?
00:43:58Because this is clearly your fault.
00:44:00Oh, yes.
00:44:02Absolutely. You'll just need to talk to my manager first.
00:44:04You should go to her now
00:44:06with the evidence.
00:44:08All right.
00:44:24All right.
00:44:26Well, I need to get back to the office.
00:44:28Um, hey.
00:44:30Would you all like to go get some ice cream?
00:44:32I know this great place around the corner.
00:44:34I think I've had enough ice for today. Thanks.
00:44:36I'm all set.
00:44:38But thank you, Ricky.
00:45:06Excuse me.
00:45:18Excuse me. Sorry.
00:45:20Hey, mail girl.
00:45:22The mail's here. Just to let you know.
00:45:24Okay, great. Thank you.
00:45:36Hello?
00:45:38Where are you?
00:45:40I'm just finishing up in the office.
00:45:42What? He's in the elevator right now.
00:45:44Uh, okay. I'm leaving.
00:45:46Get out.
00:46:06Okay.
00:46:36Okay.
00:46:48Happy birthday.
00:47:06To Ricky.
00:47:18To Ricky.
00:47:20For a great idea.
00:47:24Come on. It was your plan.
00:47:26Oh, no. I wasn't giving you credit for the plan.
00:47:28Your plan was terrible.
00:47:32Routing and account numbers are on there.
00:47:34The money should be in there next week.
00:47:36Okay, you know what?
00:47:38Can I get another round of shots, please?
00:47:40And can I also order some food to go?
00:47:42What would you like?
00:47:44You know what? I'll take the three most expensive entrees.
00:47:46Whatever those are.
00:47:48Appreciate it.
00:47:50What are you doing?
00:47:52Man, I'm celebrating. Come on.
00:47:54It's not like we can't afford it.
00:47:56Ricky, we...
00:47:58Come on. I'm not going crazy.
00:48:00Let's just take these 24 hours to celebrate.
00:48:02What she's saying is that
00:48:04we have to be careful, okay?
00:48:06When people come into a lot of money,
00:48:08the most common mistake they make is they spend it all right away.
00:48:10It makes it way more likely they get caught.
00:48:12Okay, okay.
00:48:14So what am I supposed to do?
00:48:16Just chill. Act like everything is the same.
00:48:18Okay. I got you. I can do that.
00:48:24All right. Chill.
00:48:26Chill.
00:48:28Mmm.
00:48:30All right.
00:48:32I'm gonna go to the bathroom.
00:48:34I'll be right back.
00:48:36Hey, be careful with that.
00:48:38Hey, chill.
00:48:44So are you going to tell him?
00:48:46Or should I?
00:48:48I think it's a bad idea.
00:48:50We can't just not tell him.
00:48:52We don't even know if it's anything yet.
00:48:54We can investigate, but there's no point in riling him up
00:48:56until then.
00:48:58Let me see the paper again.
00:49:00No. Let's just enjoy tonight, okay?
00:49:02We can do our research.
00:49:04We'll figure it out.
00:49:06I promise.
00:49:08Please?
00:49:10Please?
00:49:12Here, try the garlic bread.
00:49:16I'm gonna have to start the meals in a sec.
00:49:18We got a lot of orders tonight.
00:49:20Ooh. I don't think I can do tonight.
00:49:22Mm-hmm.
00:49:24I have a date.
00:49:26Maybe Destiny can take them.
00:49:28That's why she got a license.
00:49:30No. It's already dark outside, and there are too many orders.
00:49:32Okay, so let's just cancel the orders for tonight, then.
00:49:34Sweetie,
00:49:36I know I ask a lot of you,
00:49:38more than I should,
00:49:40and you've been working a lot of hours lately,
00:49:42and you deserve to go out on a date.
00:49:44I don't want to stop you from doing that,
00:49:46but we need the money from these orders.
00:49:48This dinner is delicious,
00:49:50but we can't afford this.
00:49:54We don't actually need the money.
00:49:56Um...
00:49:58I got a job
00:50:00at Midas,
00:50:02and this dinner is to celebrate.
00:50:06You got a job at Midas?
00:50:08When? Why didn't you tell me?
00:50:10I-I-I just got it,
00:50:12and it's only in the mailroom.
00:50:14Sunita helped me, actually.
00:50:16I-I didn't know if you were...
00:50:18Edie, I'm so happy for you.
00:50:20This is great.
00:50:22I know how things ended.
00:50:24No, no, no, no.
00:50:26It's all part of the Lord's plan, right?
00:50:28Now you're there, and...
00:50:32I'm so happy.
00:50:34Um, this makes this dinner that much better.
00:50:38So,
00:50:40who's your boyfriend?
00:50:42So,
00:50:44who's your date with?
00:50:46Um, her name's Claire.
00:50:48Do we get to meet this Claire?
00:50:50Mm.
00:50:52Uh, maybe.
00:50:54We're still in the early stages.
00:50:56Maybe?
00:50:58See that? There's a strike.
00:51:00Nice.
00:51:04Are you okay?
00:51:06Yeah, I'm fine.
00:51:08All right, well, it's your turn, so...
00:51:10You take it.
00:51:14Are you okay?
00:51:16It's that I'm fine.
00:51:18If it's about the water
00:51:20being spilled on you today at lunch, I'm sorry.
00:51:22Total accident.
00:51:24My dad's making me quit my internship.
00:51:26What?
00:51:28He told me after lunch. Says it's bad optics for the company.
00:51:30Okay, wait.
00:51:32How can he make you quit?
00:51:34He's claiming he's gonna cut off my phone,
00:51:36take away my car.
00:51:38Pick me out.
00:51:40I don't understand how you can work for him.
00:51:42Wait, I'm...
00:51:44I'm not working for him. I work for Tom.
00:51:46Tom, yeah, because that's so different.
00:51:48You know,
00:51:50you told me that you wanted to help people, but it really seems
00:51:52like all you guys do all day is just deny claims.
00:51:54Okay, let's...
00:51:56Let's just take a breath, okay?
00:51:58No, I've been thinking.
00:52:00I think you should quit your job.
00:52:02Quit my job?
00:52:04Yeah, you went to Harvard.
00:52:06You don't need to work at Midas for the money.
00:52:08You can work anywhere else for the same amount
00:52:10and not sell your soul to them.
00:52:12Come on, you're a good person, Ricky.
00:52:14You can do good things.
00:52:16I'm doing good. I have the highest approval rating in claims.
00:52:18Stop with the fix-it-from-the-inside bullshit.
00:52:20And I'm helping support my family.
00:52:22That's something you know nothing about.
00:52:24I mean, you have the luxury of doing what you think is right.
00:52:26Okay, yeah, my life's perfect.
00:52:28It is.
00:52:30Okay, you don't have to worry about your cell phone bills,
00:52:32the gas bill, or even paying for my mom's medical bills.
00:52:36At the end of the day,
00:52:38you have your dad,
00:52:40and if you needed the money, he would have a trust fund
00:52:42waiting for you and your kids,
00:52:44and a house on the hills.
00:52:46That's your privilege. I don't have that.
00:52:50So, yeah,
00:52:52money may not be as important to you,
00:52:54and, man, that must be nice.
00:52:56But don't try to come at the rest of the world
00:52:58just because we're not so fortunate.
00:53:00I wasn't trying to say that.
00:53:02You don't have to say it.
00:53:04Noah, tonight's date's on me.
00:53:16For Tom.
00:53:24Hey, Karen.
00:53:26Do you know anything about Project Foresight?
00:53:28I've never heard of it. Why?
00:53:30Uh, nothing.
00:53:32Just some lost mail.
00:53:34Something to do with GeneticTree, I think.
00:53:36GeneticTree?
00:53:38You mean like that company with the cheesy ads?
00:53:40No.
00:53:42Don't know anything. Sorry.
00:53:44No worries.
00:53:48There were those tests we took.
00:53:50What was it, like, five years ago for Christmas?
00:53:52What tests?
00:53:54You know, those DNA ancestry tests.
00:53:56Not the best Christmas present,
00:53:58if you ask me,
00:54:00but apparently I'm 3% Japanese,
00:54:02which is how I got started on the chips.
00:54:12My uncle wants to see you.
00:54:20Ricky, come in.
00:54:24Want a scotch?
00:54:26No, thanks. I'm all set.
00:54:28I'm kidding.
00:54:30Hey, do you play any golf?
00:54:32No, not really.
00:54:34How would you like to play this afternoon?
00:54:36I'm a good teacher.
00:54:38Yeah, sure.
00:54:40Well, what time?
00:54:42Don't worry. I'll let your boss know.
00:54:44How do you like working for Tom?
00:54:48It's great. Yeah, it's great.
00:54:50I'm learning a lot.
00:54:52Can I be honest with you?
00:54:54I think your talents
00:54:56are wasted in claims.
00:54:58You're overqualified,
00:55:00but you knew that
00:55:02when you took the job.
00:55:04We've got a new position
00:55:06opening up.
00:55:08It comes with a raise
00:55:10and real responsibilities.
00:55:14I think it might be a good fit for you.
00:55:24What do you know about Project Foresight?
00:55:28I don't think anything, should I?
00:55:30No.
00:55:32We've kept it pretty much under wraps.
00:55:36A couple years back,
00:55:38we came up with a really revolutionary idea.
00:55:40What if we bought
00:55:42policyholder biodata,
00:55:44DNA,
00:55:46and paired it with our exclusive access
00:55:48to patient diagnosis and outcomes?
00:55:50We found that
00:55:52with most costly cases
00:55:54that had underlying
00:55:56genetic risk factors,
00:55:58we were able to predict outcomes
00:56:00with nearly 80% accuracy.
00:56:02Sometimes
00:56:04months or even years
00:56:06before official diagnosis.
00:56:08That's incredible.
00:56:10The project's been
00:56:12in a pilot phase for the last few years,
00:56:14but we're getting ready
00:56:16to roll it out company-wide.
00:56:18And...
00:56:20we need to hire a project manager.
00:56:28I mean, it sounds great.
00:56:30Policyholders must love it.
00:56:34Ricky, you understand that information
00:56:36is used strictly for internal purposes, right?
00:56:38Right. Then why do we do it?
00:56:40The same reason actuaries
00:56:42make so damn much.
00:56:44To identify and mitigate large payouts.
00:56:46Mitigate?
00:56:48Terminate policies when possible.
00:56:50Raise premiums otherwise.
00:56:52Ricky,
00:56:54you see how valuable this is?
00:56:56We're predicting diseases
00:56:58and denying their coverage.
00:57:00Don't be so dramatic.
00:57:02You make it sound like
00:57:04we're murdering people.
00:57:06For most people, we're just asking them
00:57:08to pay a fair rate.
00:57:10Any terminations are usually picked up
00:57:12by government coverage.
00:57:14It's a...
00:57:16bit of a gray area.
00:57:18But we're working with Congress
00:57:20to clear that up.
00:57:22You know,
00:57:24I also lost my parents
00:57:26at a young age.
00:57:28It's not easy.
00:57:30But...
00:57:32I think it makes us stronger.
00:57:34Hungrier.
00:57:40This is an opportunity
00:57:42for a management position
00:57:44barely two months in.
00:57:46Most kids your age would kill
00:57:48for an opportunity like this.
00:57:50No, I appreciate it.
00:57:52It sounds like a great opportunity.
00:57:54So you're interested?
00:57:56Of course. Very interested.
00:57:58Great. We can keep talking about this,
00:58:00but in the meantime,
00:58:02you can't talk about the project
00:58:04or the job to anyone.
00:58:06It's highly confidential company IP
00:58:08covered under your NDA.
00:58:10Gotcha.
00:58:12Ricky, this is Michelle and Stacy
00:58:14from Genetic Tree.
00:58:16Like the DNA test.
00:58:18That's us.
00:58:20They're also the main providers of the bio data
00:58:22we use for Project Foresight.
00:58:24Ricky may be joining the project team for us.
00:58:26That's great.
00:58:28Ricky, why don't you lead us off?
00:58:32So,
00:58:34do you guys mind talking business on the course
00:58:36or would you rather wait until after?
00:58:38Well, as long as you're coming up to $5
00:58:40for a policy holder,
00:58:42I have no problem talking about it anywhere.
00:58:44Okay.
00:58:46How about this?
00:58:48Ricky and me versus you two.
00:58:50If we win, we stay at $180 million.
00:58:52You win, we go to $200.
00:58:58This is Ricky's first time swinging a club.
00:59:00Swear to God.
00:59:02Alright, Ricky.
00:59:04Show us how it's done.
00:59:06No pressure.
00:59:08Nice, easy swing, just like we practiced.
00:59:10Okay?
00:59:16Four!
00:59:18Four!
00:59:20Looks like you'll be getting your $200.
00:59:26Where you been?
00:59:28Losing minus $20 million.
00:59:30Losing minus $20 million?
00:59:34I was playing golf with Mr. Brent.
00:59:36It's a long story.
00:59:38That makes $300,000 seem not so bad.
00:59:40Come on.
00:59:42So,
00:59:44we have something we need to talk to you about.
00:59:46Yeah?
00:59:48Give it to him.
00:59:54What's this?
00:59:56It's just a theory.
01:00:00They're the files that Midas has on your mom.
01:00:02He found them when he had to do the overwrite
01:00:04on her account.
01:00:06I know it sounds crazy, but
01:00:08we think that Midas knew your mom was sick
01:00:10before she was diagnosed
01:00:12and that's why they fired her.
01:00:14It is just a theory.
01:00:16I had to leave Tom's office
01:00:18before I could find more proof.
01:00:22Say something.
01:00:26He just offered me the job
01:00:28as project manager.
01:00:30He what?
01:00:32Mr. Brent. He just offered me the job
01:00:34to this Project Foresight.
01:00:36They want to roll it out to the whole company
01:00:38and that's why we were playing golf
01:00:40with the CEO from Genetic Tree.
01:00:42Does this mean he found out about us?
01:00:44No. I don't think so.
01:00:46He was just offering me the job.
01:00:48You don't think he made the connection
01:00:50with your mom?
01:00:52No. He still thinks she's dead.
01:00:54Why would he offer you a promotion?
01:00:56I mean, if they're going to expand this
01:00:58it has to be illegal.
01:01:00Yeah, but with what?
01:01:02This!
01:01:04A single piece of paper that's directly linked
01:01:06to the $300,000 that we stole?
01:01:08So we give the money back.
01:01:10I mean, we can't just let them get away with this.
01:01:12Even if we did give the money back
01:01:14they could still charge us with a crime.
01:01:16No, no, no. Listen, it has to be other files
01:01:18like this one, right? Of other people?
01:01:20A whole database. I just couldn't access it
01:01:22from Tom's account.
01:01:24Well, not anymore, but...
01:01:26If I'm going back, I need at least two hours
01:01:28and full admin access.
01:01:30You can get admin access from Mr. Briggs' computer.
01:01:32He keeps the password on a sticky note.
01:01:34Hold on. It's a billion-dollar company.
01:01:36There's no way his security is that weak.
01:01:38See, but that's why it is.
01:01:40You see, they probably make him use some super-secure
01:01:42password that he has to change every three months
01:01:44and that's why he can't remember it.
01:01:46Okay, and the dual authentication?
01:01:48No, he doesn't have it. I watched today.
01:01:50Okay, but getting into his office
01:01:52as a secretary and security and janitors
01:01:54are up there after hours.
01:01:56Oh, Friday night!
01:01:58The company gala! Whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:02:00I'm not missing that gala. It's all anyone's been talking about.
01:02:02Exactly. The whole company
01:02:04will be there.
01:02:06That sounds like
01:02:08the perfect time.
01:02:22♪
01:02:34♪
01:02:52♪
01:03:02All right, guys.
01:03:08Can I get a drink?
01:03:10Hey, can I...
01:03:14...talk to you for a second?
01:03:16Um, okay. Look, I know what we said...
01:03:20...was a lot, and...
01:03:22Um...
01:03:24Can I take this?
01:03:26I'm sorry, I gotta take this.
01:03:30Hey, give me some good news.
01:03:32I got bad news, man. I can't find any of it.
01:03:34What do you mean?
01:03:36I mean, the database is gone. I'm looking to see if they moved it,
01:03:38but I'm finding nothing.
01:03:40Do you need to be on Tom's computer?
01:03:42No. I have access to all the files,
01:03:44but there's nothing here.
01:03:46There's nothing here.
01:03:48I'm positive I'm in the same place I was last time.
01:03:50Well, look again. It has to be there somewhere.
01:03:52Go back to my mom's files, maybe, or...
01:03:54Okay.
01:03:56I'll give you a minute.
01:03:58Okay.
01:04:00Ricky! There you are!
01:04:02We've been looking all over for you.
01:04:04Who?
01:04:06I've been telling her what a great job you've been doing.
01:04:08Mia!
01:04:10I found him!
01:04:12I found him!
01:04:14Hey.
01:04:16What are you doing here?
01:04:18Figured it'd be good to get out of the house, right?
01:04:20But who invited you?
01:04:22Where's your heir?
01:04:24Don't worry, I'm fine. It's over there.
01:04:26Honestly, I don't even need it.
01:04:30Okay, I think we should go home.
01:04:32What are you talking about?
01:04:34I'll explain later, but I really think we should get out of here.
01:04:36No!
01:04:38Mia.
01:04:40Such a pleasure to have you back with us.
01:04:42Of course.
01:04:44Thank you so much for inviting me.
01:04:46It's been great getting to see everybody again.
01:04:48Do you know Claire?
01:04:50It's nice to finally meet you.
01:04:52I've heard so much about you.
01:04:56Ricky's been doing a great job for us in claims.
01:05:00Chip off the old block.
01:05:02I thought you said you were in the mail room.
01:05:04No, no.
01:05:06I'm a claims coordinator.
01:05:10Would you mind if I stole Ricky just for a moment?
01:05:14You all can catch up.
01:05:28We have some things to discuss, don't we?
01:05:30First, what did you do with your mother's files?
01:05:34Nothing.
01:05:36The ones you printed out?
01:05:38Does she have them?
01:05:40Did you show them to Claire?
01:05:42Look, what you're doing is illegal,
01:05:44but I didn't show them to anyone.
01:05:46I have them right here.
01:05:50In a few weeks, it'll be totally legal,
01:05:52and you're in no position to tell me what to do.
01:05:54In a few weeks, it'll be totally legal,
01:05:56and you're in no position to throw stones.
01:06:00Second question.
01:06:02Who else helped you?
01:06:04No one helped me.
01:06:06Oh, come on.
01:06:08Your mom?
01:06:10Disgruntled ex-employee?
01:06:12Talks you through reactivating her insurance?
01:06:14Creating fake claims?
01:06:16She would never agree to any of that.
01:06:18You heard her.
01:06:20She thinks I work in the mail room.
01:06:22Everything you've said to me
01:06:24for the last two months
01:06:26has been a lie.
01:06:28I'm not lying, okay?
01:06:30She doesn't know any of it.
01:06:34I guess it really doesn't matter.
01:06:40When did you find out?
01:06:42About your little embezzlement scheme?
01:06:44This morning.
01:06:46I invited your mother as...
01:06:48an insurance policy, so to speak.
01:06:50What, so you haven't...
01:06:52Called the cops?
01:06:54No.
01:06:56Not yet, at least.
01:06:58I haven't decided.
01:07:02Here's my only offer,
01:07:04all right?
01:07:06So listen closely.
01:07:10Starting on Monday,
01:07:12you'll be reassigned to the mail room.
01:07:16That should be easy enough to explain to your mother.
01:07:20You'll earn
01:07:22minimum wage,
01:07:24and you will never say the words
01:07:26Project Foresight ever again.
01:07:28Though I understand,
01:07:30given your mom's history,
01:07:32you might be inclined to
01:07:34anonymously leak something to the press.
01:07:36Well, I've learned
01:07:38my lesson.
01:07:40I move the project off
01:07:42our servers, far from anywhere
01:07:44you can access them.
01:07:46So understand
01:07:48that if so much as
01:07:50a word of this project gets out, I'll assume
01:07:52it was you.
01:07:54And the statute of limitations for first-degree insurance fraud
01:07:56doesn't expire for another 15 years.
01:07:58I will
01:08:00personally see to it
01:08:02that you spend as much time behind bars
01:08:04as possible.
01:08:06I assume you still have at least
01:08:08some of the money you stole?
01:08:12Good.
01:08:14Whatever you don't have will come out of
01:08:16your weekly paycheck.
01:08:18With interest.
01:08:20Will you
01:08:22still help pay
01:08:24for my mom's surgery?
01:08:30Why on earth would I do that?
01:08:34If I were you, I'd be hoping
01:08:36it's quick and painless
01:08:38so you can move on with your life.
01:08:40Do you have potential,
01:08:42college degree or not?
01:08:44It's a shame.
01:08:46You'd be wasting it in the mail room.
01:08:52Do we have an agreement?
01:08:54Great.
01:09:14I gotta take a leak.
01:09:24Can you please explain to me
01:09:26what's going on right now?
01:09:28I promise I will talk to you and explain everything later,
01:09:30but now's really not a good time.
01:09:32Are you kidding me?
01:09:34I promise we will talk later, but have you sit soon.
01:09:36Why is your mom here?
01:09:38Mr. Brent invited her.
01:09:40What are you doing?
01:09:42Improvising.
01:09:44I need you to steal a laundry cart and meet me by the elevator in three minutes, okay?
01:09:46Just trust me.
01:09:48Okay.
01:09:50Hey,
01:09:52why don't you come with us?
01:09:54Don't be late.
01:10:22That spot up here.
01:10:24In here.
01:10:38Did you kill him?
01:10:40No.
01:10:42He's just unconscious, okay?
01:10:44Help me put him in the cart.
01:10:46This is your idea of improvising?
01:10:48Look, I have a plan.
01:10:50No, explain to me what happened.
01:10:52He caught us, okay?
01:10:54The money, the payments, he even moved the file somehow.
01:10:56If we don't want to end up in jail,
01:10:58I need you to trust me.
01:11:00You want me to trust you,
01:11:02but you're asking me to commit a felony.
01:11:04We already committed one, okay?
01:11:06So what's another one, right?
01:11:10For the record,
01:11:12I hate it when you improvise.
01:11:20Go, go, go.
01:11:22Go, go, go.
01:11:24What?
01:11:26What?
01:11:28Just keep walking, just keep walking.
01:11:30Just keep walking.
01:11:32Okay.
01:11:36You brought her into this?
01:11:38Can you just trust me? I needed the car.
01:11:40What about Vic?
01:11:42He's going to meet us at the pier.
01:11:44Wait, the pier?
01:11:46It's all a part of the plan.
01:11:48Just help me lift him
01:11:50and put him into the trunk.
01:11:52Who is that?
01:11:54This is my boss and my girlfriend's dad.
01:11:56Look, take that bag out of the trunk.
01:12:00Oh, did you kill him?
01:12:02No, he's fine.
01:12:04Okay.
01:12:06All right, thanks.
01:12:08I'll see you home later.
01:12:10Wait, no, you are not leaving me here.
01:12:14Okay, fine, drive, but no talking.
01:12:18Hold on, does she even have a license yet?
01:12:20Yes, she got it last week.
01:12:26What are you doing? Come on, get in.
01:12:28No.
01:12:30No?
01:12:32No. Look, the money was a mistake, all right?
01:12:34We got too greedy, but this, this, this
01:12:36is just taking it too far. I'm not
01:12:38a kidnapper.
01:12:40If we're going to get out of this, I need your help.
01:12:42We're not getting out of this, okay?
01:12:44We committed a crime and we got caught.
01:12:46You're the one that committed the crime.
01:12:48You saw the paper. My mom, the whole
01:12:50company.
01:12:52I saw one piece of paper
01:12:54and even if it is true,
01:12:56it doesn't justify whatever you're about to do.
01:13:00I'm out.
01:13:02I'm sorry.
01:13:04I'm sorry.
01:13:16How do
01:13:18you think we're going to get him to confess?
01:13:20He's a rich white man who's scared of homeless guys on the
01:13:22street. Just trust me.
01:13:26What the hell?
01:13:28Hello?
01:13:32What is this? Some sort of hostage
01:13:34thing?
01:13:36Tell you right now, you're not getting any money.
01:13:40We don't seek money.
01:13:42We seek information.
01:13:44Information?
01:13:46What information
01:13:48do you think I have?
01:13:52Wait.
01:13:54Hold on a second. Is this Ricky?
01:13:56We'll ask the questions.
01:13:58I'm not playing your stupid game.
01:14:00You want to ask me
01:14:02some questions? Come down
01:14:04and do it face to face.
01:14:14I gotta say,
01:14:16a couple hours ago, I thought you were
01:14:18pretty smart. Embezzlement,
01:14:20extorting me, that's why you call it crime.
01:14:22Then you pull this
01:14:24shit.
01:14:26This is very simple, okay?
01:14:28I already have the
01:14:30files, the emails, and the
01:14:32You're lying.
01:14:34I moved them all off the server
01:14:36this morning. The only records you have are your mom's.
01:14:38No, I'm not.
01:14:40Now, all I
01:14:42need is a confession
01:14:44so I can gift wrap it for the FBI.
01:14:46Or...
01:14:48Or what?
01:14:52You give me a bath?
01:14:54Huh? I was captain
01:14:56of the swim team, and you
01:14:58couldn't afford duct tape.
01:15:06I'm gonna have you arrested
01:15:08for this shit.
01:15:10And the fraud.
01:15:12Maybe...
01:15:14I'll have your mother arrested
01:15:16too.
01:15:18And when she gets out, if she's
01:15:20still alive,
01:15:22I'll sue both of you
01:15:24for every cent of your
01:15:26worthless lives.
01:15:32You're so
01:15:34scared, you can't even hit me.
01:15:36Come on.
01:15:39Give me your best shot.
01:15:43It'll make you feel better.
01:15:55Come on, come on.
01:16:02What the hell is going on?
01:16:05Ricky.
01:16:07Jesus Christ, what are you doing?
01:16:09Do you have a lighter?
01:16:11Ricky, you need to stop! Stop!
01:16:13Suni called.
01:16:15She's on her way here.
01:16:17I can't just let him walk, okay?
01:16:19Do you see what he's doing?
01:16:21What he's done?
01:16:23I understand. I understand.
01:16:25He's got blood on his hands. Your mom's.
01:16:27But we're not gonna set him on fire.
01:16:29I won't need to.
01:16:31Ricky, we're not murderers.
01:16:33We're not gonna kill him.
01:16:35Well, then stop!
01:16:37No.
01:16:40Ricky, if you walk over there,
01:16:42I'm leaving.
01:16:44I'm not gonna be a part of this.
01:16:47That's fine, Victor.
01:16:49I don't need you to be.
01:16:53Please.
01:17:03Please.
01:17:12Start talking.
01:17:14Oh, whoa. What the hell are you doing?
01:17:20I'm no use to you on fire.
01:17:22All right. Fine.
01:17:24What do you want me to say?
01:17:26We have the databases and the e-mails.
01:17:28Just explain what they are.
01:17:30There are no databases. You have no databases.
01:17:32I have it.
01:17:34And if I were you, I wouldn't be arguing right now.
01:17:36Fine.
01:17:40What the hell is happening?
01:17:42What does it look like?
01:17:44Your boyfriend kidnapped me.
01:17:46Help untie me.
01:17:48We need to leave.
01:17:50Leave? We're calling the cops.
01:17:52I need to get to the office.
01:17:54We can call the cops from there.
01:17:56Come on.
01:18:03Stay here.
01:18:05No, I'm coming with you.
01:18:07I don't need your help.
01:18:09That's not what it looked like.
01:18:11We're going upstairs, and then we're calling the cops.
01:18:32Okay.
01:18:50I'm getting pretty good at this.
01:18:54Did it work?
01:18:56Yeah, I think so.
01:18:58I'll send it to you now.
01:19:02How's Ricky?
01:19:04Hey, I'm okay. I'm okay.
01:19:06How did you do all of that?
01:19:08I improvised.
01:19:10She came up to me after you left,
01:19:12explained everything.
01:19:14Sorry about your head.
01:19:16It's okay.
01:19:18Sorry for lying to you.
01:19:20Yeah, we'll talk about that later.
01:19:24And you should have just gotten it.
01:19:28Yep.
01:19:30It's all in here.
01:19:34Seriously, thank you again.
01:19:36We could not have done this without you.
01:19:38Glad I could help.
01:19:40He deserves it.
01:20:00Gregory Brent?
01:20:02We'd like to ask you some questions
01:20:04about a Project Foresight.
01:20:18Ricky Price?
01:20:20We'd like to ask you some questions
01:20:22about where you were last night.
01:20:24He was with me.
01:20:30You were all here yesterday, okay?
01:20:32$300,000.
01:20:34I started my own account.
01:21:00You should have seen him
01:21:02going through your computer himself
01:21:04trying to find that payout.
01:21:06Eventually, they had to drag him out.
01:21:08I'm not going to lie.
01:21:10I really thought I left some record
01:21:12and we were all going to get busted.
01:21:14I had faith in you.
01:21:16I had faith in you.
01:21:18Oh, what did you end up telling your mom?
01:21:20I don't know.
01:21:22I don't know.
01:21:24I don't know.
01:21:26I don't know.
01:21:28Oh, what did you end up telling your mom?
01:21:30The truth,
01:21:32minus the money
01:21:34and the payout.
01:21:36So nothing.
01:21:38She took it better than Claire, so it's cool.
01:21:40Claire didn't want to date a college dropout?
01:21:42What a shocker.
01:21:44Actually, it's a little bit more than that.
01:21:46She did give us an alibi for the night.
01:21:48Hold on. She only helped us because I asked her to.
01:21:50Don't forget.
01:21:52Team effort, come on now.
01:21:54Team effort.
01:21:56When are you hearing back?
01:21:58They said the lawyers will have a settlement by next week.
01:22:00Might as well go to court.
01:22:02Did he say how much?
01:22:04He thinks they'll offer $300,000
01:22:06at least.
01:22:10What are you going to spend that on?
01:22:12Besides your mom, of course.
01:22:14I was thinking I could go back to school
01:22:16and use the rest of the money
01:22:18on plane tickets to visit you
01:22:20in Cali.
01:22:22You know, actually,
01:22:24you won't have to.
01:22:26I think I'm going to stick around.
01:22:28Really?
01:22:30Why?
01:22:32Someone's going to stop your horrible ideas.
01:22:34Speaking of which,
01:22:36I need your guys' help with something.
01:22:38I have another plan.
01:22:40Where are you going?
01:22:42I'm out.
01:22:44Bro,
01:22:46where are you going?
01:22:48So y'all are going to make me do this by myself?
01:22:52I gotta hustle, yup, I gotta hustle
01:22:54Fight for the money knowing that I cause trouble
01:22:56Can't get the stake, I order to make double
01:22:58Exercise the mind till I get muscles
01:23:00Long nights and early mornings
01:23:02When I'm performing, I put my all in
01:23:04Life will trip you up with no warning
01:23:06Know my enemy's blood is boiling
01:23:08My heart is pouring, it punch like four men
01:23:10I sacrifice for my offspring
01:23:12But I can't help it if I do the wrong thing
01:23:14The man of the house gets exhausting
01:23:16I know this the part that we can all sing
01:23:18So come on
01:23:20Come on
01:23:28Yeah, I said I walk this way
01:23:30Cause I'm born this way
01:23:32Go for it all, I don't stop midway
01:23:34Life give me yarn, I make crochet
01:23:36And food for the soul is best homemade
01:23:38I don't got a master's or bachelor's
01:23:40But I master the craft, I'm ecstatic
01:23:42Be smart when the money comes rapid
01:23:44You don't think first and you do the most damage
01:23:46When the weight of the world's on your shoulders
01:23:48Can you manage, yes ma'am
01:23:50Say the word greatness and I know I'm destined
01:23:52When the chick fall down, who gon' pick you up
01:23:54It may hurt but I never let it hit the rush
01:23:56Please get out the way cause I'm in a rush
01:23:58Yeah, ay, I'm tryna live it up
01:24:00Yeah, ay, I'm tryna live it up
01:24:02Yeah, ay, I'm tryna live it up
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