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00:00I'd like to offer you an executive assistant position.
00:03I'm not interested in being someone's babysitter.
00:05Think of yourself as a fixer.
00:09What are you doing here?
00:10I work here.
00:11Must be a pity hire.
00:13Better than daddy buying my position for me.
00:15Dad, I understand that I've been through an assistant or two.
00:18This girl is overstepping.
00:19You fire her and the board will find another CEO.
00:23I'm not just another one of your disposable assistants.
00:25I need you to stay.
00:27It's just a dance. Do not be weird about this.
00:29And besides, it's not like we're attracted to each other, right?
00:33Right.
00:41I think everyone knows Camilla, Malia's mother.
00:44Malia and I thought it would be nice to spend more time as a family.
00:50It's not easy on her poor little heart.
00:52She likes you, you know?
00:54She's not normally so comfortable with strangers.
00:56That girl is using you, Lakin.
00:59The only reason why she's working for you
01:01is because your dad promised to pay her medical bills if she kept you away from me.
01:05I can't keep lying to him. I think I'm falling for him.
01:27Wait.
01:40I'm following up with New York about next month, but uh...
01:43how do you spell rapport?
01:45R-A-P-P-O-R-T.
01:48Comes from the French, rapporteux.
01:50Bring back, as in je rapporte ces plats à la cuisine.
01:54dishes back to the kitchen. Well you can bring that little attitude of yours back there as well.
02:01I didn't realize they taught French at waitress school.
02:04I went to UC Berkeley. Heard of it? That's where you went.
02:12I'll be right back gentlemen.
02:17That's R-A-P-P-O-R-T. Yeah, I got it. Here comes the smart mouth again.
02:23You'd think a hospitality major would be a little bit more hospitable. For your information,
02:29I studied business. Just graduated. Congrats on the degree. I can see things are really
02:34working out for you here. At least I know how to spell. Excuse me, I ordered this steak medium rare
02:42and it is medium. I'll be with you in just a moment. I think I've waited long enough. She's
02:46busy right now. She'll be with you when she's done here. I can speak for myself, thank you.
02:54Daddy. One second, sweetheart. You sure about that?
02:58Seems like you got a little bit too much on your plate here.
03:06Malia, oh my god. Sweetheart. Sweetheart, hey. Dad, where are her pills? Here. Hey,
03:12lay her down. I got you. Daddy's here. Hey, Malia. We need to elevate her legs and increase
03:17blood flow to the brain. Give her some room to breathe. She's my daughter. I know what's best
03:21for her. Clearly not or you wouldn't be raising your voice right now.
03:24Now elevate her legs. I'm calling 911. Daddy. Honey, hey. Okay, sit up.
03:33Here, it's okay. It's like this.
03:38Little sips, okay, honey? We're good. Thanks.
03:41Honey, do you think you can stand up? Slow, nice and slow. I got you. Look at me.
03:51You okay? I'm taking you to see Dr. Schaffer right now to get you checked out. No, I'm fine.
03:55No buts, okay? Come on. Dad, can you take care of the bill?
04:11Please excuse my son. What he meant was thank you. Alex, and it's all right. It was a stressful
04:19situation. Yeah, how do you know how to handle that? Sometimes I faint when I get stressed out.
04:27Heart defect. I was born with it. Learned how to take care of myself over the years.
04:31Well, you shouldn't be working as a waitress with a condition like that,
04:34running around all day. Student loans and a looming surgery I can't even begin to afford
04:41don't just pay for themselves. Oh my god, thank you. You know, there's an opening at my office.
04:51A little less footwork, better pay. Why don't you come and see me Monday morning, all right? We'll
04:58have a chat. 9 a.m. and don't be late. Yeah, absolutely. I'm getting in the elevator. Let
05:16me call you right back. Okay. You, what are you doing here? I work here. I didn't realize the
05:36cafeteria was hiring. Mr. Blanford said he had a job for me. Must be a pity hire. Better than
05:42daddy buying my position for me. You know, you're a lot more charming in an apron, waitress.
05:52Your floor, by the way.
05:54You know what to do. I gotta go now. All right.
06:13Hello again, Alex. So I'll cut right to it. I'd like to offer you an executive assistant position.
06:25I need someone to rein in our interim CEO so that he can become the leader this company needs.
06:31So keep him out of trouble? No, he's just overwhelmed and his ex, Camilla, isn't helping.
06:39I need you to keep her far away from him. Sir, I appreciate the offer. I do,
06:44but I'm not interested in being someone's babysitter. Think of yourself as a fixer.
06:52I could use someone like you. You know, you're smart. You're good and under pressure.
06:58And if you don't tell him the real reason why I hired you, I'll handle all those medical bills
07:03of yours. What do you say? I say, when do I start? Right now.
07:20Alex, meet Lincoln Blanford, the interim CEO of Blanford Corporation.
07:26And you're a new boss. Her? Are you joking? I certainly am not. I'm still CEO for now.
07:34You do as I say.
07:46Welcome aboard.
07:52Come on, let's get started. Did you bring your notepad from the restaurant?
08:03Coffee, black, every day within five minutes of my arrival. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. sharp.
08:11No fast food. Are you writing this down? I also need you to pick up my dry cleaning
08:17every week from Emilio's. Oh, and stay out of my personal life.
08:25That'll be all for now. I'll give you access to my work calendar later.
08:35That means you can go.
08:41Lincoln, you're like Lucifer. This bark's worse than his bite, trust me. I'm Jace,
08:52Lucifer's angelic younger brother. You are? Alex, Lincoln's new assistant, and it would be
08:59great if you didn't mention that super unprofessional name calling.
09:03I've said worse, your secret's safe with me. Alex, get in here. We need to roll some calls
09:10to South Korea. You're gonna need that. Coming.
09:18We're still evaluating the Chicago hub closure. It's costing us. Labor shortages at key
09:26distribution centers are already slowing down operation times, and shifting our operations
09:32to Detroit might create bottlenecks we just can't afford right now. So what, we're just
09:37gonna bleed cash while you evaluate? I need solutions faster, not more excuses, people.
09:44We're exploring alternatives. Nothing definitive yet.
09:50Um, sorry to interrupt,
09:56but have you considered splitting freight between Detroit and Cleveland and using your existing rail
10:01contracts to offset the overflow? So what, you're now an expert in freight logistics?
10:08Uh, no, but I was looking over last quarter's regional expense report while I could be off,
10:15but Cleveland's underutilized, and you're already paying for the rail infrastructure.
10:20It wouldn't solve all of your problems, but it could keep the Detroit bottleneck from shutting
10:24you down entirely. Actually, that could work. Worth a shot. I mean, obviously my team would
10:31need to take a look at it and sort out the details. Is there anything else I should know
10:36about my business? Not yet.
10:44Uh, you heard her. Let's, uh, let's move on this right away. That'll be all.
10:54Alex has to go. Absolutely not. She stays. Look, Dad, I understand that I've been through an
11:01assistant or two. Seven this year. This girl is overstepping. She's jumping on executive
11:06leadership calls. Yes, she was right, but she is undermining me in front of my team.
11:11How is that supposed to strengthen my position with the board? So you want to fire her for being
11:16too good at her job? Lincoln, a good leader isn't threatened by his employees. Threatened?
11:22I am not threatened by her, but she makes it look like I've lost control. Well, the board already
11:27thinks you've lost control. This constant personnel turnover makes you look indecisive and weak.
11:35You have to keep Alex. What are you saying? You fire her and the board will find another CEO.
11:52Hmm.
12:05Hey, Malia, right? How are you feeling? Better. Thank you for helping me the other day.
12:13Of course. You know, if you ever start to feel like that, you should
12:16sit down and slow your heart rate. The hell are you doing?
12:22Malia, honey, why don't you get started on your homework, OK?
12:31Your job is to help with my work, not butt into my personal life.
12:34I was just trying- From now on, I want you to leave my daughter alone.
12:39How about I leave you alone, huh? I quit. Come on, it's only been a week. You're really giving
12:45up that fast. You know what? Fine. Leave. Guess you're just not cut out for a big girl job,
12:52are you, waitress? Alex, hang on. Alex. Alex, wait. Alex.
13:15I told you to wait. I'm not going to stay here and subject myself to this bullshit any longer.
13:22I'm not just another one of your disposable assistants.
13:25I'll double your salary. I'll give you a four-day workweek, whatever you want.
13:32Look, you can't leave, OK? I need you to stay.
13:39How about starting with an apology? I've been working my ass off all week doing everything
13:44you say, and you're still a dick to me. What do I have to do to please you?
13:52Look, I'm sorry, OK? It's not your fault. I just, uh...
14:08Alex, hang on.
14:14Alex, hey. Alex, hey. Alex, wait. Hold on a second. Look, I don't know what came over me,
14:21OK? But I can't lose you. I promise from now on, I will clean up my act.
14:28No more verbal abuse? I didn't...
14:32Fine. No more.
14:35And no more calling me waitress. It's Miss Livingston or Alex.
14:39Got it.
14:42And you said something about doubling my salary.
14:46Stick around for a few more months, and then we'll talk, OK?
14:53You won't regret it.
14:54Want a bag?
15:09OK.
15:21Sorry I'm late. Traffic was hell.
15:26A menu for you, sir.
15:32Hi, Malia.
15:33Can't compete with that iPad.
15:36We ordered drinks.
15:39A 2005 Romanée Conti.
15:43Best bottle on the menu.
15:45It better be. It cost $15,000.
15:48We are celebrating, Mr. CEO.
15:50Not until after I get board approval.
15:57So, what did you want to talk to me about?
16:01Malia and I thought it would be nice to spend more time as a family.
16:08It's not easy on her poor little heart.
16:12Malia, honey, you and I talked about this, right?
16:15Your mother and I love you very much.
16:18It's just...
16:21It's not easy for us to be around each other right now.
16:25Maybe...
16:28We could try a little harder.
16:37Hey.
16:38I just wanted to give you a status report before I head home.
16:42Thank you, Ms. Livingston.
16:45So, regarding South Korea, I'm scheduling a Zoom for next week.
16:48I'm working...
17:02Bacon, are you listening to me?
17:04Uh, sorry. As I was saying, uh, where was I?
17:08You can just take your top off.
17:11Oh my god, I meant you can just take it from the top.
17:19I gotta go.
17:30No soy sauce in this whole building?
17:34Oh, you're still here? That's surprising.
17:39You and my brother getting along better?
17:41Yeah, everything's just peachy.
17:46So, that little argument you guys had the other day, what was that, a lover's quarrel?
17:51Look who's blushing.
17:54I am not blushing and that wasn't a lover's quarrel.
17:57He doesn't like me like that.
18:00So he didn't run after you in the elevator and sweep you off your feet?
18:04Chase.
18:06Bacon.
18:08So we were just talking about you.
18:09Lovely assistant you've got here.
18:12Such a sweetheart.
18:13Anywho, I gotta go. I'll talk to you later, Alex.
18:16You needed me for something?
18:20The, uh, the company's hosting a charity fundraiser tomorrow night and I need you to go with me.
18:27You need a date?
18:29No, uh, what I need is my assistant close by.
18:32So, if you have any plans, just go ahead and cancel them.
18:36And here, take my card and buy yourself a dress this afternoon.
18:42Try to keep it under $10,000, all right?
18:44No problem. I'll ride my unicorn over to the mall after lunch.
18:51Got it. Under $10,000.
18:54Oh, and seeing as I'm buying, I like red.
20:01I thought I said I like red.
20:10Did you?
20:12Oops, must've slipped my mind.
20:28Looks like we're almost there.
20:31Let's go.
20:38Remember, this is a work event. The whole board's going to be there. It's easy on the drinks.
20:53Do as I say, not as I do.
21:01You ready?
21:31So, Ms. Livingston, I was looking over the official guest list for the party tonight and you lied to me.
21:52Your name's not Alexandra, is it?
21:57I thought only HR saw that.
21:59Oh, don't be embarrassed, sugar. I think that's a very sweet name.
22:05I'm not embarrassed. It's just private.
22:12My parents were the only ones who called me that.
22:17I see. I apologize. I didn't know. I didn't mean to upset you.
22:24Hey, Alex, I need... I'm sorry.
22:40I think I owe you a drink. I'll be right back.
22:51Look at you. You look stunning.
22:55Let's see the dress.
22:59Let's get Tony and me straight.
23:01Picked it out just for you.
23:02It's perfect. May I have this dance, milady?
23:04For you.
23:25Hey, bro. Is that for me?
23:27Get your own drink, bro. And maybe your own date while you're at it.
23:33Date?
23:33I knew it.
23:35Uh, my guest. You know what I mean.
23:37Yeah, sure. I know what you mean. I'll take that. I'll leave you guys to it.
23:52It's just a dance. Do not be weird about this.
23:55Oh, I'm being weird?
23:57Everyone else is dancing. It would look strange if we didn't.
24:01And besides, it's not like we're attracted to each other, right?
24:07Right.
24:20So, something going on between you and my brother?
24:25Jace? Of course not. That was nothing.
24:28It didn't look like nothing.
24:32If I didn't know any better, I'd say you sound jealous.
24:36Don't be ridiculous. I'm just looking out for my assistant.
24:43Well, I doubt he's interested. He's, you know...
24:48He's what?
24:51You don't know?
24:52Never mind. So, you guys aren't that close, then?
24:56Well, excuse me if I don't have time to listen to my brother's sexual exploits.
25:00If you hadn't noticed, I'm somewhat busy running the largest shipping company in America.
25:06It's important to make time for family, Laken.
25:09That's none of your concern. Just focus on steering clear of an office romance,
25:14Miss Livingston. It's unprofessional.
25:18What? This? This is just two co-workers dancing.
25:23Right. A totally normal boss-slash-assistant slow dance.
25:28It's completely innocent.
25:32We're barely touching.
25:38Laken.
25:41Dad.
25:42Well, some of our board members are already here. I need you to make your rounds.
25:47Miss Livingston?
25:50Shall we?
25:56Well, Mr. Harris was just saying that he was very impressed with your recent progress.
26:02Wonderful to see that you're finally settling in, Laken.
26:07Wonderful to see that you're finally settling in, Laken.
26:13Miss Livingston has been a welcomed addition.
26:16Oh, yes. Detroit and Cleveland. Nice work.
26:21Yes, and we're also improving transit times. I'll actually be in New York next week.
26:25Team there and finalizing everything, making sure everything's running smoothly.
26:39Hi, Laken.
26:41What are you doing here?
26:42Just thought I'd stop by. Thought you could use some moral support.
26:46Where's Malia?
26:47I got a babysitter.
26:50I think everyone knows Camilla, Malia's mother.
26:56Who's this?
26:58Uh, no one. Just, uh, my assistant.
27:02Alex. Nice to meet you, Alice.
27:07As I was saying, the transit time's in New York.
27:09Oh, come on, Laken. Don't be a bore. It's a party. No one wants to talk about business.
27:16Am I right? Let's dance.
27:19Maybe later. These gentlemen are on the board.
27:22You don't mind if I steal him, do you?
27:26What are you doing? Are you drunk? The whole office is here.
27:37We never have any time together.
27:39And there's a reason for that, Camilla. We're not together anymore.
27:42You made that perfectly clear when you fucked my best friend.
27:46Oh, come on, Laken. I'm sorry if I embarrassed you. I just...
27:51I miss you.
27:54And I was thinking about how we used to come to these things together.
27:58I was hoping you'd dance with me.
28:01For old time's sake.
28:05One dance.
28:20Excuse me, gentlemen.
28:27Doesn't this feel nice? I know you miss this.
28:35This is a work event, Camilla.
28:39Facts, Laken. So tense. I could fix that, you know?
28:45What do you want, hmm? And don't give me some bullshit about missing me. I know you.
28:51You want money, don't you?
28:53Have you given any more thought to the conversation we had the other day?
28:57Malia's getting older. It's only getting harder to take care of her, especially with her situation.
29:04We should be a family.
29:06We tried and failed miserably. I can't be with you, Camilla.
29:12Are you sure about that?
29:15Camilla, don't.
29:17Kiss me. If you don't feel anything, I'll leave you alone.
29:25Stop. Jesus.
29:30Don't tell me you didn't enjoy that.
29:33Laken, are you listening to me?
29:36Look at me. You don't want me to make a scene, do you? Because you know I will.
29:42Let me make something very clear to you.
29:44We are never getting back together, Camilla. You hear me? Ever.
29:49Now, you need to go. Right now.
30:11Not having any fun?
30:26Let's see if we can change that.
30:34It's my mom's 60th birthday, right?
30:37And her sorority sisters are drinking me under the table.
30:40And Agnes, her old roommate, slept with the bartender.
30:45So it's last call, right? I go up to the bar looking for this guy.
30:48Aggie's dragging him to the bathroom.
30:50Oh, my God. Stop.
30:55Something funny?
30:59Time to go.
31:10Arturo, I took Mrs. Livingston home.
31:15You're being incredibly rude, you know that?
31:17You're getting wasted at a company party.
31:21It's totally inappropriate.
31:23Don't you inappropriate me.
31:24Your girlfriend was treating you like a stripper pole.
31:26You made out in front of everyone.
31:27Hey, first of all, she's my ex.
31:30And second of all, I can do whatever I want.
31:32I'm a CEO.
31:34Interrupt.
31:35Right. Is that why you're cozying up to my dad?
31:39What, my title not good enough for you?
31:41Charm your way up the corporate ladder.
31:43CEO this week, chairman the next.
31:45Meanwhile, you're wasted hanging all over Jace.
31:48What do you care anyway?
31:49I thought you weren't attracted to me.
31:52I'm not.
31:53Yeah?
31:55Yeah.
31:56Liar.
32:08I didn't expect you to have tattoos.
32:21Yeah, well, there's nothing you don't know about me.
32:32That cost $8,000.
32:34Yeah, my fucking money.
32:37Now get the hell over here.
32:39Is that a scar?
32:47It's odd.
32:51Fuck me.
33:09I want to be with you.
33:10Don't run away.
33:11You can't let this go to waste.
33:14I don't want nobody else.
33:18Don't let this go to waste.
33:39You want to come inside?
33:55No.
33:58Right. No, of course not.
34:03Well, I guess I'll see you on Monday.
34:08So
34:25morning.
34:27Morning.
34:28I can't believe I risked my job for a guy who doesn't give two shits about me.
34:41It's not your fault.
34:42Laken barely gives a shit about his own family, you know?
34:45Me, dad.
34:46But I've seen how he is with Malia and-
34:49He's a soft spot.
34:52Laken's got some serious trust issues.
34:54Like, he needs therapy about it.
34:57Camila really messed him up.
35:00Look, I consider myself a feminist, right?
35:03That bitch is a gold digger.
35:05I mean, she was basically using him to bankroll her modeling career.
35:08Took him like three years to come to his senses.
35:10And when he finally did, oh, surprise, surprise.
35:12Guess who's suddenly pregnant?
35:15Jesus.
35:18Maybe it's just best to pretend like this never happened.
35:20It sounds like he's been through a lot.
35:27Look, I gotta run to a meeting.
35:31How about you come over for dinner tonight?
35:32Seven?
35:33I'll text you the details.
35:36Yeah, I'm down.
35:37Great.
35:57I can't remember the last time you had us over for dinner.
36:01Dad insisted.
36:02Something about never getting to see Malia these days.
36:06I wanted to have the gala post-mortem at the office.
36:09You know, like normal business partners and not-
36:11Family members.
36:13Exactly.
36:18Did you give Alex a ride on Saturday?
36:24Grandpa, I told you it's me.
36:26You?
36:27Nah, you're too tall.
36:29You know, my Malia, last time I saw her, she was just about my knee high.
36:33Ain't anybody seen my granddaughter?
36:36Because this little woman is an imposter.
36:41Are we expecting company?
36:53Tell him to send an extra plate.
36:57Okay.
37:00Alex?
37:01Lincoln?
37:03You made it!
37:26Didn't realize you were joining us, Alex.
37:30Me neither.
37:41It's okay.
37:42I don't like asparagus either.
37:45My dad says I have to eat it because it's healthy for me.
37:49He's right.
37:50It is.
37:52Look on the bright side.
37:53At least it's not brussels sprouts, am I right?
37:56Yeah.
38:04That was delicious.
38:06All right.
38:09Miss Livingston.
38:12A word.
38:20Mr. Blainford, about the other night, I know the gala was a mess with Camilla.
38:26Alex, I've seen a change in my son.
38:29Really?
38:30It's the first time I've seen him smile in years.
38:33Keep doing what you're doing.
38:37You planned this, didn't you?
38:38I just thought I'd give you and Lincoln some time alone.
38:42Thank you, Jace.
38:43You're very welcome.
38:44Jace, don't.
38:47Want to watch Disney with us?
38:49Uh, you have a spelling test to study for, remember?
38:53But I want to hang out with Alex.
38:54Please, daddy, please.
39:01Works for me.
39:14I'll be right back.
39:16Hey.
39:18Come on.
39:19Get your bed.
39:21Come on.
39:24Come on.
39:54She likes you, you know?
40:01She's not normally so comfortable with strangers.
40:05I like her, too.
40:12So are we going to figure out what happened, or did I just fuck myself out of a job?
40:21Your job is not in danger.
40:25Okay, that doesn't totally answer my question.
40:31What do you want me to say, Alex?
40:34I can't get involved with my assistant, not with the board watching my every move.
40:41But I also can't accept the fact that Saturday night was the last time that we'll ever...
40:48I thought I did something wrong.
40:51I want you, Alex.
40:53That's the problem.
40:55What if we separate church and state?
41:06At work, we're professional.
41:10But outside of work, we're...
41:13Unprofessional?