- Looks like there may have been an accomplice.
More than just the guy.
- Well I haven't seen the papers.
- A neighbor.
- A woman.
- The papers make shit up all the time.
- Well anyway, I was just, ringing to see if you were okay.
- This is not going to affect the deal with Sheere.
- What?
- The deal. I'm still on the ball.
- Yeah, that's fine. I was just checking.
I hope you're alright.
- Yeah, I gotta go.
- Okay (exhales).
- What are you doing?
- Just let me look. Just let me look.
- Why?
- For a second.
- Okay.
- Is it your first time?
- Yeah.
- Well you don't have to be nervous.
- It's just the mix of sex and commerce that does it.
- You get used to it.
- Yeah, you allowed to smoke in here?
- Hey.
- Hi.
- I'm Joe.
- Angelique.
- Gentlemen, Sheere, our whale in the bay.
Well done. Awfully, well done, boys.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, Joe landed him.
- This deal is going to make the both of you
very, very wealthy.
- So what, we don't have to go
to the team building retreat?
- What, when I've spent eight grand a head
on my future leaders you're going.
Celebrate, go on, get out of here.
- Dinner at ours, eh? Dom chilling.
- Joe, do you remember that time
we went to that Cavendish House?
You ever been back there?
- Why?
- I'm just wondering.
- Why?
- Oh, it's just a question.
- No, never been back. Just went that one time.
What about you?
- No, no.
- Hey legends, well done! That's amazing. You're amazing.
Hey, I got a message for you that's so exciting.
- Thanks, Ula.
- You don't understand,
this deal is, help me out here, please, please.
- It's good news.
- Yeah, we get that.
- Good news. This is epic.
- We can always do with some good news.
- And this guy, this guy here.
Hey, hey, this guy here? Who's the man, hey?
Alright, let's drink to health care,
free market capitalism, and to all of us
being filthy fuckin' stinking rich.
Hey?
- Cheers (laughs).
- That was inspiring.
- Just drink. It'll shut him up.
- Great. Well done, darling.
- It's good to see my wife smiling.
- I think sometimes my husband is in love with you.
- What?
- I love him.
Fuckin' love you, Mitch.
- It's a lovely bromance.
- Oh, it's easy to love a rich man.
- It's so easy.
- So easy. It's so easy to love you.
- I'm going to go and check on Sam.
- Don't be long.
- Is your son, with all that's happened...
- Sorry.
- I'm sorry.
- Children sometimes cope better than adults
in situations like this.
- I'm sorry, everyone. I'm just--
- No no, I...
- I'm tired.
- Oh!
- Whoa! Easy there.
- I'll get the-- - It exploded in my hand!
- Nice one.
- Yeah, get the thing.
- No, no, no, no.
- Oh no.
- Here, here, here, here, here.
No, no, no, you're dripping.
You drip, no, no, no, seriously, you're dripping blood.
- Ah, don't worry about it.
- Darling.
- You all right.
You had fun tonight, didn't you?
- Yes, fun.
More wine no, no more wine.
Everything is spinning.
So, that Joe do you care that he flirts with me?
- You flirt with him.
- No, he flirts with me. But he doesn't get close.
Do you notice? He flirts to stay away.
- You like a mystery.
- Just for five minutes, then I like a nice man.
You know, it's no wonder that his wife is so sad,
'cause you're so much smarter than Joe.
And you've married so much better.
- Want me to stay the night?
- No, 'cause my head hurts, okay?
- Okay.
- I will say, I find you 25 to 30%
more attractive than before the deal.
- That's good to know.
- I think I need a glass of water (kisses), danke.
- Auf weidersehn.
- We work together.
- Oh, what as?
- I'm a stockbroker.
- Ah.
- So you know all about money.
- Yeah, a little bit.
- I'm thinking of investing in some real estate.
- Is that right.
- 07.
- Oh, perfect. See ya, mate.
Joe. Joseph. That's me. Cheers.
- Can't find yours?
- No, got it. Dennis Mitchell.
- Mitch.
- Hi. Just saving a spot for--
- Welcome. Welcome everybody.
I'm doctor Terry Brabet.
Now, you'll notice some chairs here, please.
I'm a personal development consultant
with a background in attitude change.
Yes, I like that. Helen here, give us a wave, Helen
is moving among you to collect your telephones,
tablets, devices of communication, Blackberries.
- Sorry, sorry.
- Come in and sit down.
Now being late is a way of saying,
everyone should wait for me.
Let's not let her make a habit, hmm?
The aim of this exercise
is to develop spontaneous, non-hierarchical, cooperation.
The objective is to transport one liter
of pristine water from a zone of contamination
to a zone of non-contamination.
Point B, the only way you're going to achieve
this objective is by working together and keeping focus.
- Okay, teamwork. Let's do this.
- Psst, Joe!
- Yep.
- You need to call Donald Sheere.
- What?
- He called before. It's urgent.
- What, did he say what it was?
- Is he getting cold feet?
- He had questions, or concerns?
- Wait, wait, wait, questions or concerns? Which one?
- You should call him.
- Well I don't exactly have a phone right now, do I?
- A little less gas-bagging there, a bit more concentration.
- Look, I've put way too much into this deal
to see it fall through, right?
Now you get me a phone.
- Me?
- Yeah, you, you get the phone, I make the call.
That's non-hierarchical, right?
Drop it. Slowly.
- Oh, very nice.
- Slowly, slowly, come on. Come on. Come on.
- Give yourselves a clap.
- Well done. Well done, team.
- Whoa. Wow, loving this.
Yeah, that last exercise was inspiring.
- Well that's the plan, grow beyond.
- Oh yes, it's completely beyond.
- Hey listen, ah, I got this thing at work
that just needs fixing,
so if I could just get my phone for a second.
No, it's pretty important, actually.
- The rules are simple, no phones.
- Right, yeah, but it'd mean a lot to me
and well I'd hate to have to leave the retreat.
- Everyone, your attention here please, everyone.
- Now your colleague, Dennis, is it?
- Yep.
- Dennis wants his telephone back.
This is a learning opportunity.
- Do you, would money?
Well it's for work. It's important.
- You don't need it, everyone.
- You don't need it. You don't need it!
- Probably don't need to go this far.
- You don't need it!
- All right, cool.
- You don't need it!
- Hey, shut up.
- You don't need it!
- Alright, shut up!
- You don't need it!
- Just give me my fucking phone!
- Yeah, this is a breakthrough. A true authentic moment.
You have spoken your truth and said exactly what you want.
This is what we're here for
but the rules are the rules
and you need to respect that, well done.
- Alright.
You're a fuckin' idiot!
- You had one fuckin' job,
You went in with the wrong attitude.
You had one job.
- All right, wish me luck.
How are you?
- Hi.
- You probably do this all the time, eh?
- Almost every week.
- Yeah. Group activities, talking, sharing.
- Mm-hmm.
- It's a little bit provocative for me.
I don't know if I can do it.
My son was abducted recently.
- I sort of knew that.
- Yeah, well,
I don't really feel like I even have anyone
that I can talk to about it.
It's like this weight on my shoulders.
I just don't know if I'm ready to talk about it
in a group situation, you know?
- Mm.
- But you're a really good listener, so,
Hope you don't mind me saying that.
- No.
- Hey, I've got some really good brandy in my room.
Do you like brandy?
- But what about your wife?
- Well, I think that's part of the problem.
See, I think she was having a secret thing
with her ex-boyfriend and that's why it all happened.
At least that's what I think.
- You're kidding and he's the one who took your son?
- Yeah. But I can't really focus on that guy.
You know, he's just a skid mark.
Anyway, have some more. It's good stuff.
- Oh, one more for the road!
- Get the phone, mate! Just get the phone!
- Cheers!
- Oh my God, it's such a good brandy.
You ready? Go get em, tiger. Go!
- What's going on?
- Shh! She's gone to get my phone.
- Okay, good. It's freezing out here.
- Yeah, well good, go away.
She's gonna come back and see you.
- Just get it and get rid of her.
- Okay! Go on.
- I got it!
- All right.
- Terry would lose it if he found out!
- Show me?
Oh my God, good work! Good work.
- No, no, no, no, no!
No more booze!
- Psst! Mitch!
- Hey.
- I got some naughty.
- Ooh, some what?
- Pot, pot, pot, pot.
I thought Joe and you would want some.
- Yeah, no, no, Joe's, Joe's gone to sleep.
I'm heading there too.
- There's something I've been meaning to bring up, for ages.
- Ooh, you're good!
- Can I ask, we work together.
- Yeah.
- I should just come out and say it,
do you know what I'm about to say?
- I'm not sure.
- You do. You do, you do, you do, don't make me say it.
- Oh, do you think Joe's into me?
At all, I mean, I know he's married,
but you know...
- I don't know. So...
- Okay. Goodnight.
- Wakey, wakey.
Wakey, wakey! Wakey wakey!
- Fuck off!
- What's up?
- You're getting a lot of mileage
out of that kidnapping.
Opens doors, get you what you want.
- Piss off.
Someone's gotta keep this deal together.
You couldn't even get a phone.
Mrs Sheere, hello. It's Joe Marin. How are you?
Yeah, good, very good thank you.
Is he, early riser, yeah.
Yes please, I'd appreciate that very much.
And if you could also mention that it's urgent. Great.
Okay. Yep, thank you. Alright. See ya.
He's playing golf.
- Oh, he's not taking your calls (laughs).
- He's playing golf and he's gonna call back.
- Today's theme is trust.
Now, can I have a volunteer, to climb?
You, Joe, is it? Welcome to the front.
- Thanks.
- Now climb up, and as you're climbing
you say, climber ascending.
- Okay. Climber ascending.
- Great, now grab hold of the rope
and when you're ready you say, climber ready.
- Climber ready.
- Excellent and we all raise up our arms
to catch him and say, catchers ready.
On three. One, two, three.
- Catchers ready.
- And then when you're ready, Joe,
you say, 'falling' and fall back into our arms.
- All right, you'd better not drop me.
- We won't, you have to trust us.
- Falling!
- Well done, well done. You next.
- Climber.
- Ascending.
- Ascending. Climber ready.
- Catchers.
- Falling!
- No! No not yet!
- Good morning, Mr. Mitchell.
- Fractures.
Trauma to L4, L5 and S1, here.
Lumbosacral joint is, hmm.
And one of the discs in your spine's prolapsed.
It's strangling a major nerve in your leg.
It's going to be tough.
- You're too old to be playing those games.
- Hey.
- I'm going to go home.
- Which home?
- Germany. Germany. I think it's best.
- You don't like seeing me like this.
- It's not how I think of you.
- No, you don't wanna look at this mess.
- I know that a good wife would stay and look after you.
But what would happen is I would resent you,
and you would feel bad.
And the more that you feel bad the more I'd hate you.
Because I am not a good wife.
I am so sorry.
- It's okay.
- Should have known. Look at you.
- How're you doing?
- We're all so devo.
Everyone at work is just so, so gutted.
- Oh, you know, there's another way of looking at it
that maybe you guys should have just fuckin' caught me.
- Give us a sec, will ya?
- Well I hope.
- So yeah, bit of a situation with the Donald Sheere deal.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, he's skittish as hell. He's losing confidence.
- I've had to hold his hand through the whole thing.
But yeah, we're still alive.
- Why did you drop me?
- My phone rang.
- But you were planning on catching me, right?
- What kind of question's that?
- Oh, I just thought maybe I was pushing you too hard,
or asking too many questions.
- Too many questions?
- About Sam.
- No, Mitch, you're not making any sense.
It was just an accident.
- Oh.
- Yeah, it was just an accident.
- Okay.
- Hi.
- You don't remember who I am, do you?
Come in. Think we can help each other out.
- Been a while, Mr Mitchell.
- Would you like a drink?
- Let's get the money sorted out first, shall we?
- Yeah.
- Oh, ah...
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
Not used to seeing gimps?
- No, that's not what I, you're fine.
It's all good, Mr. Mitchell.
- You're pretending to know who I am, aren't you?
- Well, you've been to Cavendish House.
- Who was I with?
- Well if you remember me
then you'll certainly remember who I was with.
- Was it someone famous?
I give in. Who was it?
- You wanna play?
Where's your bedroom?
- That night I came to Cavendish House.
I was with a friend from work, Joe Marin.
- You know Joe, don't you?
- Who are you?
- Wait, wait. Wait, no, I'm not--
- You're not the police?
- No, no, no.
- My name's Dennis Mitchell.
- I don't want any part of whatever the fuck this is.
- It's nothing.
It's (groans), no no, it's nothing! It's (groans).
- Can you even drink,
with your medication and everything that's okay?
- Oh yeah, I can have a glass.
- Yeah?
- I wish Joe could show some restraint.
He's been drinking a lot more lately.
It's probably just the stress
of holding together the Sheere deal.
- Ah yeah, would be.
So, how are you holding up?
- You know, you hold it together.
- Yep.
- You manage what can't be cured.
- Sure.
- Here, drink.
- Oh, I can see wine. Yes please.
- It's really terrible
what all the media's been saying, isn't it?
- Yeah.
- Wow, I just want you guys to know
that I am one hundred percent here for you, so.
- Thank you, no, we're good, really.
We are, considering, aren't we?
- Yeah, considering.
- Yeah, Simon Heywood's trial's coming up right.
- Don't go there.
- Please.
- Right.
I've stepped over the line?
- Let's just talk about something else.
- Yeah, let's not waste a breath
on that pathetic excuse for a human being, hey?
- But cheers, guys.
Right here. Phone call away. Both of you.
I didn't think you'd come.
- I did.
- Why?
- I need the money. I can't turn down a booking.
- Well, I'm not interested in sex tonight.
I've taken so much medication I'm not even fucking capable.
- I just wanna talk.
- Well, everyone's got their own thing.
- Okay. Simon kidnapping Joe's son.
- I'm not gonna talk about that.
- Yes.
- No. - Yes.
- I've got nothing to say.
- That's what I'm paying you for.
Come on, you wanna get paid?
That's what I'm paying you for. Come on. Come on.
We're just talking.
What are you doing?
- Well you've paid for the whole hour
so I may as well do something.
This place is a fucking mess.
- Oh, wow, look I'm sorry if I've hurt your feelings,
but um, this kidnapping thing--
- No! No!
- It doesn't make sense.
Joe knows more than what he's letting on.
- Does he?
- Yes.
- Well why don't you ask him?
- I can't, because there's still more to work out.
Look, here, over here.
I know you have no reason to trust me, right?
I just keep thinking,
how the fuck did you end up in the middle of this thing?
You know? It's my job. It's my job to be smart, you see?
And it's my job to see things, all the angles.
to make all the connections and you live
next door to Simon
and you've been seeing Joe on a regular basis.
- Ah, you're kind of babbling. You're speaking shit.
- No, no, no.
- I'm not babbling. This shit that I'm taking,
this gets my head moving.
At first I thought that you and Joe were working as a team.
- What?
- But now I know that's not the truth.
I know that's not the truth. But you know what?
There is one person in this whole equation
who benefits from Sam getting kidnapped.
Who do you think that is?
Joe (laughs).
- He's the only fuckin' person who that benefits
out of the fuckin' kidnapping of his own son.
- You've thought way too much about this, Mr. Mitchell.
- No, no, no, no.
Whoa, are you in love with Joe?
Hey, or are you in love with Simon?
- I'm not answering any more questions.
I'm already in so much of a mess already, okay?
- Okay, okay, okay, okay. Shh shh.
I'm sorry. I won't ask any more questions.
- Thank you.
- Okay?
- Thanks.
- I'm just going to make a statement, okay?
I'm just going to make one statement.
That's all, you just nod your head yes or no, right?
I'm just going to make a statement.
- Now, I think Simon is in an awful lot of trouble
for something that is not his fault.
Yes, see!
Do you think there's a possibility
that you've been played?
- How?
- No, you know what I need to do?
No, what I need you to get me in touch with Simon.
I need to speak to Simon.
- Oh no, no, no, he's never going to agree to see you.
- He's covering for Anna
and Anna's sending him down the road
and Joe's trying to turn him into roadkill
and he's right in the middle of it
and I wanna help him, okay?
I wanna help him because everyone is fuckin' lying.
Out of this whole thing, there is not one person here
that is telling the truth.
You think I'm crazy, don't you?
- I don't think you're crazy.
I think you're really smart.
- Thank you.
- Simon, this is Mitch.
- I'm not a cop or a lawyer or anything. I'm no one.
- Why are you here?
- He's just a friend. He just wants to help.
- Simon, please, just forget he's here and talk to me.
- He wants money.
- It's safe to talk to me.
- The Turk. He wants money.
Fifteen thousand dollars to pay for protection.
I'm sorry I'm putting you in this position.
- I'm going to help you, I promise.
- I called the police, it's my fault he's in there.
- Angela, if you need money, I can help you.
- What, you've got fifteen thousand dollars to give away?
- No, I don't. But I know how to get it.
- How?
- Ever heard of counting cards?
- Oh great, you're bombed on your medication again.
- No, I'm serious.
- How are we going to count cards?
Simon's almost about to get fucking killed
but that's okay because we're going to count cards.
Fifteen thousand dollars.
- Angela, in all seriousness, I know how to count cards.
I just need you to help me.
- Well I don't even know how to play cards.
- It's okay, I can teach you that too. It's okay.
It's all going to be okay.
- You'd do that?
- Yeah, of course.
Help each other.
- Do you want a lift?
- Thanks.
Hey, you're probably going to have to grab this door, sorry.
- Hey.
- We're out of everything.
The house is a schweinestall.
I was worried you'd changed the locks.
- What happened?
- Got too cold.
- I wasn't expecting you.
- Am I in the way?
- No.
- I unpack.
Oh, you're wearing cologne.
Is there another woman?
- I need more time.
- You can't have more time.
- I need three days.
- Mate, it's crunch time now, right?
We've gotta get Sheere and your guy together.
- I know.
- Well you're not jumping into action.
Now listen, I'm thinking a private room
somewhere in a private club situation.
- My guy's got cold feet about the meeting.
- Well you can jostle him into it, can't you? Like now?
- He's a politician. He wants anonymity.
- Well he can't have it.
He can't have anonymity, right?
Best we can do is just make it
look like a coincidence, okay?
Oh hey, how're you going? Good to see you. Are you well?
Boom. Right? But you've got to make it happen.
Hey, get the smile in your voice.
- Fuck off.
- Okay? It's how it works.
- Okay.
- Alright, well now you've just gotta pick up the phone.
- I know how to make a phone call.
- Yeah, well do it.
- Not going to do it here!
- Find somewhere and do it.
- Thank you for meeting me here.
It's not because I'm ashamed of you.
- It's fine.
- My wife's back, so.
- I understand.
No, no.
- No, you've gotta take it.
- I don't know what this is now, we're a team.
- So, there's 13 cards in a suit, take out the ace,
the 8 and the 2, don't worry about that.
You just have to concentrate on 5 high cards
and five low cards.
That's it. You don't even have to distinguish
between the two, it's just high or low.
- I'm never going to get this.
- Well of course you will.
- Just high or low.
- I'm just not lucky.
Like I won ten bucks on a scratchy once, but.
- It's got nothing to do with luck.
It's just got to do with practice and mathematics.
Okay, let's just start again, alright?
- Yep.
- I'll go slower.
- Mm-hmm.
- And we'll just, you just say high, low or doesn't matter.
- High, low or doesn't matter.
- Great.
- Low. Low. High.
- Try again.
- High. Low.
Low. High.
- Faster.
- High. High. Low.
Doesn't matter.
Low. High. Doesn't matter.
- What are you gonna do?
- Double down.
Yes
Yes!
Why did she come back? Your wife?
- I guess whatever she was looking for in Germany,
she just didn't find it.
- Our relationship is full of things only we understand.
- You're in love with Simon.
- I feel protective of him and I see something in him
that nobody else sees.
Nothing is just one thing.
You know, everything is lots of things.
I have no hope of being with him.
- Are you in love with Joe?
- What?
- Well you talk about him all the time.
You're always angry at him.
Or is it that you want to be him?
- No no, you're wrong.
- Do you just want his attention?
- I'm really sorry about this.
- I'm prepared to wait for five more minutes, but no more.
- Are you going to get that?
- No.
- Where is all our money?
I've been looking at this, hmm?
There's not enough coming in, hmm?
You've been taking out a lot of money. Where is it going?
Look! You've been taking out these amounts.
- Four hundred! Look! On the same day.
- Medical.
- It's cash. Withdrawals.
Where is our money?
- It's my money and it's going on a girl.
- What, a prostitute? Hmm?
- I'm not paying her.
- So the money's for the prostitute,
but you're not paying her.
Oh, you think the prostitute is your friend (laughs)!
This wasting money has to stop. No more.
- I can't believe it.
I never thought it'd be Joe.
- Yeah, I know.
- Control + Alt + Delete.
- I did it, Joe.
Set up the meeting. He promised he'd be there.
- Nah, don't worry about it. It's too late now, eh?
I tried to keep Sheere in the deal.
I tried to keep him there,
kept talking and talking but I knew it was over.
You'll be fine, though.
Broke your back at work, they can't get rid of you.
I thought we were going up. You and me, Mitch.
I thought we were going up all the way.
- High. High. High.
Doesn't matter. Low. Doesn't matter.
- Good. Come and sit here.
How much money have you got in savings?
- Five thousand. Why?
We're going to have to move this forward to tomorrow.
- Oh no, not tomorrow. We're not ready.
- It'll be fine. I'll be there with you.
We'll meet in the lobby. We will go the casino together.
- Oh, this is never gonna work.
- It is. They will never caught on.
They'll be looking at you.
You can doll yourself up and wear a low cut dress.
I'll be with you. We'll be together, as a team.
We got some signals to work out.
- Signals?
- Okay.
You feel that?
- Yeah.
- Double down.
- That.
- Split.
- Good,
you're ready.
Wow.
You look, wow.
- I'm so nervous.
- Oh don't, don't be nervous.
- Do you think we should go to the room and practice more?
- No no no, you remember the signals, right?
- Yep, yep.
- When I say something is good luck.
- Good luck, that means to increase the bet.
- No, no, it's the opposite, remember?
We do the opposite.
So if I say that something is bad luck
then you would increase the bet.
- Shit. Yep, yep, yep.
- Otherwise it's too obvious.
- Yep.
- We're gonna lose sometimes, too.
Remember, to keep em off the scent.
- Yep.
- It's all part of the plan for Simon.
- Yeah, for Simon.
- If we win, I've got an address to take the money.
- Okay.
- For Simon.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- For Simon. - Okay. Yeah.
- No more bets.
Splitting?
- Mm-hmm.
- Eighteen.
- Yes.
- Take a leak.
- Doubling?
- Yep.
- Too many.
- Yes.
- Now is not a time to lose.
- Eight. Dealer's cards.
- Oh, I was so sure. Oh no.
Bad feeling?
- Really bad feeling.
- And the change, fifteen thousand.
Thank you. Maybe we should stop now.
- No, it's fine.
- I've got the fifteen thousand.
- It's not enough.
- I just have a bad feeling.
- No, no bad feelings. It's fine. Trust me.
- No, no, no, no, what are you doing?
No, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- No no no, the table went bad.
- No no no no, there's no such thing as luck.
- You keep saying that but it is. It is about luck.
- No, it's not.
- Yeah, it is.
- Oh no, no, no, no.
- Yes. Yes, I feel lucky here. This is good.
- No more bets.
- We'll go home if I win.
- Why don't you listen to me?
Why won't somebody please listen to me?
- 19 red.
- Sorry. - Careful.
- I got the kerb. It's all good.
- Is it all there?
- Fifteen thousand. The rest of it's in the back, all right?
- Yeah.
- Wait wait wait, I'm coming.
- No, no, no, they're expecting just me. Stay here.
I'll be back in a sec.
- Go, go, go, go, go. Let's go!
- He's going to be safe. My God, I feel really hot.
Is it hot? Is it hot in here?
- Oh, I love your laugh.
Let's just run away together.
Just change our names.
Just hit the road, just you in that dress and me.
Let's just count cards and move to Monaco.
Oh, let's go back to the hotel.
- Yeah.
- My whole adult life, I've been buffering
against loneliness and I've been existing
but not living and you and this and it.
- It's great.
- I love you.
- Mitch? Mitch? Mitch, are you okay?
Are you okay?
I have to go. I'm so sorry.
I've gotta get out of here.
Yeah, there's been an accident.
I want to report an accident.
- I'm not going to ask how you got into that accident.
I'm also not going to ask about the bag full of money.
Thank you, for looking after us, hmm?
- It's not easy transitioning out of a workplace,
but in another way, I've got my life back.
I can do whatever I want. It's great.
And I've had an idea. Get ready for this.
You leave the firm, and we start over, you and me.
We're the killer team, hey? We need each other.
So as far as I'm concerned,
this is a golden opportunity.
And who would I rather work with than my best friend?
Yeah, don't answer straight away.
You don't have to say anything.
Mull it over for a little while
and we'll talk it over later when you're well.
- Doesn't deserve you. Come inside.
It's alright.
Hey, it's alright. Oh, oh.
Everything's going to be alright.