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>> Nate: Victoria.
>> Victoria: Hi.
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>> Nate: I, uh, didn't expect to
run into you here.
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>> Victoria: Are you meeting
someone?
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>> Nate: No.
I'm waiting for some takeout.
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Elena's getting off soon, and
I'm sure she's gonna be too
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tired to cook or go out.
>> Victoria: Oh.
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Aren't you considerate.
Uh, well, would you like to join
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me while you wait?
>> Nate: Yeah.
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Um, don't mind if I do.
>> Victoria: Thanks.
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>> Nate: [ Clears throat ]
>> Victoria: [ Clears throat ]
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>> Nate: Uh, can we get two
old-fashioneds?
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If that's okay with you.
I don't want to be too
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presumptuous.
>> Victoria: Oh, no, that seems
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like a perfectly acceptable way
to enjoy a good bourbon.
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>> Nate: I'm glad you approve.
>> Victoria: It seems that I
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approve of just about everything
you do.
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[ Both laugh ]
>> Nate: Well, let's hope that
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continues.
>> Victoria: Oh, I'm sure it
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will.
So, um...how do things with
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Elena stand?
>> Nate: Mm, with regard to...?
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>> Victoria: Well, I know that
she wanted to end her
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relationship with you when she
learned that you and I joined
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forces under the radar so that I
could grab a majority stake of
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Chancellor-Winters when it went
public, and now you're working
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at Newman Media.
So, does she have an issue with
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you collaborating with someone
who is encouraging you to
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embrace your killer instincts?
>> Nate: [ Sighs ]
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>> Ashley: You know, you can
keep telling me you love me, but
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the fact of the matter is, I
didn't trust you when you first
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came back into town, and I trust
you even less now.
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>> Tucker: Ashley --
>> Ashley: I know you.
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I know what makes you tick, and
there's no way you're gonna
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walk away from an empire that
you spent your entire life
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building.
I mean, after all, it is the
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only thing you really care
about, right?
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>> Tucker: That's not true.
>> Ashley: Okay.
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That's not true.
Well, I can't help but feel that
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you're looking for an angle and
you're still hoping to
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manipulate me in the process.
>> Tucker: I'm not gonna sit
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here and defend my past actions
'cause I can't.
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What I'm gonna do is prove you
wrong.
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>> Daniel: What did you say?
It sounded like you met someone,
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but I must have misunderstood,
right?
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>> Heather: [ Voice breaking ]
I am so sorry that this is
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hurting you.
I just didn't see a way back to
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the way things were before, no
matter how amazing your career
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is going.
The wounds were just too deep,
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and, um, they -- they left
lasting scars.
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>> Daniel: I know that I hurt
you and Lucy.
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And I hate myself for that.
But, I mean, don't -- don't we
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deserve another chance?
>> Heather: Even if I can
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forgive you, how can I forget?
I-I...
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I can't. I --
I want good things for you.
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I'm so happy for you, truly.
And I really hope that you want
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the same thing for me, too.
>> Daniel: What are you talking
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about?
I love you.
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>> Heather: I know.
But I've -- I've moved on,
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and I met someone.
And we've fallen in love.
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And if you're honest with
yourself, Daniel, you're gonna
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look at this fresh start you've
built all on your own and you're
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gonna realize it's best for you
if you move on, too.
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>> Daniel: [ Inhales deeply ]
So, um, is this new guy...
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How long have you known him?
>> Heather: He's someone I met
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at work.
He's, um -- He's another lawyer.
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I had to figure out how to
tell you.
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I needed to make sure you were
in a better frame of mind.
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>> Daniel: [ Exhales sharply ]
>> Heather: And Phyllis assured
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me that was the case when she
came to visit me in Portugal.
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So, in a way, your mom helped me
come to a decision that I know
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is right for us, and that is
that now is the right time to
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make our separation permanent.
>> Phyllis: I thought you were
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in jail.
>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ]
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I've got good lawyers.
The charges were absurd.
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They didn't stick.
Circumstantial evidence and all
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that.
Which was arranged by
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Jack Abbott and Diane Jenkins.
>> Phyllis: Why are you back
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here?
What are you planning to do?
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>> Heather: Well, your mother
wasn't, uh, exaggerating at all.
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You're -- You're definitely in a
much better place these days.
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>> Daniel: Yeah, I was.
>> Heather: You were in a
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terrifying downward spiral.
I'm -- I'm relieved that you've
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come out of that.
You're really, really starting
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to turn your life around.
>> Daniel: You know, the, um --
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the thing that got me to this
better place...the one and only
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motivation I had behind
everything that I've done...
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was the hope that it would bring
you and Lucy back.
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>> Heather: Please don't say
that.
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>> Daniel: But now you're
sitting here and you're telling
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me that I've been replaced?
>> Heather: [ Exhales heavily ]
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>> Daniel: It's like whatever
hope I had -- it's just gone.
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It's dead, and...
No.
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I refuse to believe that.
Come on.
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You're not in love with this
guy.
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You can't be, no way, not with
some stranger that you barely
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know.
I get it. You were hurt.
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You were in another country.
You were trying to find your own
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way.
Leaning on someone -- it's not
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the same as falling for them.
>> Heather: Love is love.
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There's no timetable.
And we had a really amazing
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journey, and it's sad that it
ended the way that it did, but
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it did.
And what's important now is
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that we're both doing so much
better.
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And we need to keep it up.
And we really need to hang on to
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the good and let go of all the
bad as we move on with our new
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lives.
>> Daniel: [ Groans lightly ]
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>> Tucker: I don't know if
you're planning on going back to
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Paris right away, but if you
are...don't.
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Just give me a few days.
>> Ashley: For what?
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I mean, really, why?
All you've been doing is
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stalling me with lies for months
and months.
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And you keep telling me you
changed, but you just play the
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same old games, right?
I mean, even now you're opening
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up to me.
You're supposed to be honest
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with me about how difficult
everything is at McCall and all
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the -- the massive debt that
you've taken on, but it still
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feels that you're just...
doing what you do.
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You're just working an angle,
trying to get what you want.
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>> Tucker: All I can do is
promise you that that is not the
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case.
>> Ashley: Yeah, well, your
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promises are meaningless to me.
>> Tucker: Yeah, well, I don't
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think you'd be standing here
still if you weren't looking for
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some glimmer of hope that I'm
sincere about what I'm saying
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about us.
>> Ashley: There's no us.
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>> Tucker: Ashley, this is a
turning point for me.
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And I understand you.
I get why you won't take me at
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my word.
I have a proven track record of
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being...
>> Ashley: Yeah.
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>> Tucker: ...a self-centered
opportunist...
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>> Ashley: Mm-hmm.
>> Tucker: ...and unable to make
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a genuine commitment to you.
I have been [sighs]...such a
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failure in my ability to put you
at the center of my world and
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really treasure you like you
deserve.
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It's one of my few regrets in
life, that I -- I hurt you.
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But all I'm asking of you now is
to give me the opportunity to
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show you that I mean what I am
saying.
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I am willing to strip away
everything to begin again with
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you.
>> Ashley: Look, I can't make
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any promises, okay?
About anything.
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[ Door closes ]
>> Jeremy: I left some things
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behind when I was abruptly and
wrongfully arrested and came
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back to collect them.
>> Phyllis: Well, I don't think
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that's the only reason you're
here.
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I think you're here for revenge.
>> Jeremy: Why do I get a sense
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that you're not afraid of me
anymore?
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>> Phyllis: Um...I think that,
uh, you're all bark and --
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and no bite.
>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ]
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Trust me.
I have plenty of both.
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But I'm also a good judge of
character.
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>> Phyllis: According to whom?
>> Jeremy: You know, when I look
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at you, Phyllis, I, um -- I see
a woman who's reached her
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breaking point.
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>> Victoria: Thank you.
>> Nate: Elena's chosen to be
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supportive about my new job.
And in return, I've been making
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a conscious effort to not bring
work home with me like I used
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to.
I've, you know, parked the
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killer instinct at the door
to keep the peace.
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Uh, speaking of which, there is,
uh, a work matter I wanted to
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talk to you about.
>> Victoria: You know, I think
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it's actually wise not
sharing every detail of what
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happens at work with our
significant others.
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It's hard for other people to
understand what we do and how we
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operate at this level in the
corporate world.
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>> Nate: True.
>> Victoria: So, um, are you two
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back on track after everything
that went down at
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Chancellor-Winters?
Or are you still trying to get
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back into her good graces?
>> Nate: Everything seems to be
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going pretty well with us.
You know, starting the job at
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Newman, um, getting some sort of
routine going has calmed things
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down for us, helped us to
communicate more effectively.
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>> Victoria: Well, that makes
sense.
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>> Nate: Elena did have some
reservations about, uh, me
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coming to work for you at first.
She didn't like the fact that I
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was being rewarded for making a
move against my family.
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At least, that's how she saw it.
>> Victoria: When, in actuality,
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you were being rewarded for
being talented and driven.
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>> Nate: Well, now that she sees
how happy I am at Newman, um,
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I believe she's come to accept
that.
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>> Victoria: Good.
I'm happy to hear that.
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Sounds like you've found your
sweet spot in your work/life
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balance.
>> Nate: I wouldn't go that far.
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>> Ashley: [ Sighs ]
>> Allie: Ashley.
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>> Ashley: [ Gasps ]
>> Allie: Oh, I'm sorry.
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I didn't mean to startle you.
>> Ashley: It's okay.
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>> Allie: Hi. How are you?
How was Paris?
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>> Ashley: Well, you know,
great.
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It's good to see you.
>> Allie: Great to see you.
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>> Ashley: Hi.
>> Allie: Hi.
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So, how long are you gonna be
staying this time?
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>> Ashley: Uh...you know,
I'm really not sure now.
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>> Allie: "Now"?
What do you mean, "now"?
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Did something happen already
that's making you want to leave?
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>> Tucker: You should know that
I have created a business plan
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for the new venture -- brand-new
company, all ours, no ties to
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Jabot, no ties to the Abbotts,
very grand in scale.
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Um, it would involve Paris and
would require my deep pockets to
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bankroll it.
And you could invest however
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much you wish, of course.
Be a dream come true for you.
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>> Ashley: You think you know
what my dreams are?
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>> Tucker: I know you.
>> Ashley: Interesting.
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>> Tucker: Mm-hmm.
>> Ashley: Sometimes I feel
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like, um, I know you.
And then other times, I feel
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like I don't know you at all.
>> Tucker: Yeah, you know me,
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better than anyone else ever
has.
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>> Tucker: This is the Ashley
that I remember so well -- calm,
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cool, and collected one moment
and then wild and fiery the
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next.
>> Ashley: Huh.
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Well, um, I'm glad that you find
my torment humorous.
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>> Tucker: No, don't get me
wrong.
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I'm -- I'm sympathizing with
you.
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You're in an untenable situation
with Jack and Diane.
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But, uh, this situation has
seemed to awaken something in
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you that I love -- your spark.
>> Ashley: Mm.
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It's more than just a spark,
though.
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It's more like a wildfire.
>> Tucker: Mm.
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Of anger or excitement?
>> Ashley: Little bit of both.
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>> Tucker: Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
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And you know what else I love?
You come here and you feel
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comfortable with me, you let
your guard down and you allow
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yourself to be real and messy
and complicated.
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There's nothing sexier to me.
>> Ashley: Really?
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>> Tucker: Mnh-mnh.
[ Glass thuds ]
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>> Ashley: What are you gonna do
about it?
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[ Glass thuds ]
>> Tucker: That depends on you.
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>> Tucker: [ Sighs ]
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>> Phyllis: You don't know
anything about me.
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>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ]
You took a risk of calling me
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and telling me where to find
Diane because you were that
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committed of getting that woman
out of town.
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But your efforts have all been
for naught.
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I mean, that's got to be killing
you.
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>> Phyllis: Ohh.
>> Tucker: Well, this is a sight
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to behold.
Jeremy Stark. How are you?
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>> Jeremy: How are you?
>> Tucker: So, you're, uh --
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you're out of the clink and back
at the scene of the crime, huh?
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>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ]
Tucker McCall, we finally meet
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face-to-face.
>> Tucker: Yeah.
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>> Jeremy: That makes my return
to Genoa City worthwhile.
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And for the record, I was just
telling, uh, Phyllis here that
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there was a crime committed, but
certainly not by me.
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>> Tucker: Ah. I see.
So, the ex-con's good name has
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been besmirched.
Hideous injustice.
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>> Jeremy: You're a funny guy.
>> Tucker: It's interesting to
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see you two commiserating.
Strange bedfellows.
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Although I think it does make a
bit of cosmic sense.
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>> Phyllis: Okay, I didn't
invite him over here.
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>> Tucker: Uh-huh.
Yeah, I know you.
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Whatever he was saying to you
made a big impression.
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[ Chuckles ]
Anyway, nice to meet you.
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>> Jeremy: Yeah. See you around.
>> Tucker: Have fun.
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[ Clears throat ]
>> Phyllis: Um, if you'll excuse
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me, the last person I want to be
seen with is someone like you,
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okay?
>> Jeremy: Mm-hmm.
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[ Clears throat ]
I think Jeremy's right.
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We definitely have a lot to talk
about since you and I have very
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similar interests.
>> Ashley: I am fine. [ Laughs ]
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>> Allie: Really?
>> Ashley: I am.
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I just had a weird and
disconcerting evening, but it's
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all good.
How are you doing?
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Let's talk about you.
>> Allie: Okay. I'm doing great.
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Things are going really well at
the lab.
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I've got this new position now,
which I am super excited about.
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It's way more creative, and I've
got way more autonomy, which is
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awesome.
And the best part of it is that
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it is, um -- it's full time.
And it's permanent.
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So, I'm very, very grateful for
the opportunity.
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And I can tell that your eyes
are glazing over, so...
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>> Ashley: No!
>> Allie: ...I'm just gonna
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zip it now.
>> Ashley: No! Please.
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I love your passion and your
enthusiasm.
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You know that.
>> Allie: Um, I do have a
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tendency to gush at times, so
please tell me to shut up when
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I need to.
>> Ashley: Never. Never.
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It's your positive energy that
makes you such a joy to be
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around.
>> Allie: Aww, Ashley, that is a
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lovely compliment.
>> Ashley: It's the truth.
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And don't think that all the
great things that are going on
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in the lab have gone unnoticed.
>> Allie: But it's obvious that
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something is bothering you.
I'm just saying.
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>> Ashley: Really?
>> Allie: Yes!
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>> Ashley: Okay.
I have to work on my poker face,
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evidently.
>> Allie: Or you could just open
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up, right?
I mean, we are family.
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And -- I don't know, I think
everyone has a bad day here and
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there, so...
I don't want to overstep, but
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all I'm saying is that I'm a
pretty good listener if you need
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someone to talk to you.
>> Ashley: You are so sweet.
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>> Allie: Everything okay?
>> Ashley: Yes. Yes.
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This is something I have to
handle on my own, but everything
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is okay.
Okay? Thank you.
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>> Daniel: You and this guy,
um...
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If it's that serious between the
two of you, uh, I guess Lucy
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knows him?
And he's cool?
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I mean, he's good with her?
No, of course he is, right?
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I mean, you wouldn't be with him
if he wasn't.
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Does she like him?
>> Heather: She's 13, Daniel.
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Her whole life was uprooted.
It was not easy for her to
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accept that there was another
man in my life.
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None of this is easy.
She misses her dad.
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I know it's been devastating to
her that things had gotten so
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broken between us that we were
at a point of no return.
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But at the same time, she's
still feeling the aftereffects
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of all the turmoil that drove us
away from you in the first
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place.
>> Daniel: Can you at least tell
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her that you saw firsthand...
you know, that I'm doing a lot
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better than I was?
>> Heather: She's right down the
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hall.
You can tell her for yourself.
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>> "The Young and the Restless"
will continue.
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[ Knock on door ]
>> Lucy: Hey.
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[ Knock on door ]
>> Lucy: Hey.
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>> Daniel: Hey.
Wow, have I ever missed you.
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Come on in, please.
You know, um, I'm really, really
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Come on in, please.
You know, um, I'm really, really
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glad you came so I could see you
in person...and, you know, just
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tell you how sorry I am for all
the pain and all the heartache
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and all the confusion that I
caused you.
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I mean, you're probably
wondering if I've, uh, shaped
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up, you know, if things are any
different, and...
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I don't blame you...
not after everything I put you
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through.
>> Lucy: I couldn't understand
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what was going on with you back
in Savannah, why everything
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changed.
You became this totally
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different person.
>> Daniel: I know.
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>> Lucy: You spent less and less
time at home.
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We hardly ever saw you.
It's like you were mad at the
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world all the time.
And when you did show up,
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you took it out on us.
>> Heather: Okay.
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>> Lucy: You went from being the
most amazing dad to -- to
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someone I don't even recognize
anymore.
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>> Daniel: You're right.
And you know what?
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I hate the person that I turned
into.
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And I know it's not an excuse,
but, you know, things, they --
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they weren't going well in my
professional career, and I let
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all my own pain and all my own
frustration take over.
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It started to cloud everything
that I did, you know, how I
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treated the people that I cared
about the most in this world.
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That's what eats at me the most,
you know, that I pushed you
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away.
And I am so, so sorry for that,
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sweetheart.
And I know that those words --
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they don't mean anything unless
I've got my act together and
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I've changed -- and I have.
I'm not that person anymore.
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That's what I want you to know.
And I made those changes because
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I couldn't stand the thought of
not having you in my life.
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>> Lucy: [ Exhales sharply ]
You do seem more like you were
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before.
>> Ashley: So, what's going on
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with you?
What sparked your creativity
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down in the lab?
>> Allie: Oh, my gosh.
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So many things.
Oh, where do I start?
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Um...oh, my gosh, I have been
working on the new image
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processing algorithms for
skin and makeup analysis.
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And, let me tell you, it's been
going fantastically.
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As the saying goes, "Life isn't
perfect..."
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>> Ashley: "But your makeup can
be."
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>> Allie: That's right.
[ Laughs ]
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I am absolutely fascinated by
how we can use mathematics to
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find the perfect product for any
individual.
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>> Ashley: Yeah, it's definitely
the future of our industry,
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right?
You got cosmetics, you got
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fragrance, you've got skin care.
>> Allie: Medicine, too.
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>> Ashley: Exactly.
>> Allie: Yeah.
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>> Ashley: Exactly.
And, actually, it's gonna
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revolutionize our approach to
our anti-aging products.
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>> Allie: Absolutely.
And you know what the best
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part is?
Someone has to go in and make
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the product in the lab.
>> Ashley: That's us!
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>> Allie: That's us!
[ Laughs ]
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So, uh, lately, I have been
experimenting with essential
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oils and botanicals.
And, um, last week there was a
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little bit of a product
instability.
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>> Ashley: Oh, no.
What blew up?
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>> Allie: How'd you know?
>> Ashley: Wait, what?
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>> Allie: Oh, right! Of course.
Dumb question.
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>> Ashley: I've definitely had
my fair share of R&D mishaps.
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I mean, you know what they say,
right?
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I mean, it takes a lot of eggs
to make an omelet.
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>> Allie: Yeah.
Well, the problem occurs when
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that egg ends up on the ceiling
instead of the floor.
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>> Ashley: I know!
>> Allie: You know what I think
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the thrilling part about
chemical reactions that no
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layman can understand?
>> Ashley: What?
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>> Allie: They waiver between
the stable and unstable, and
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it's up to us chemists to find
the balance, right?
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>> Ashley: Yeah.
>> Allie: Initially, each
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element is fighting for control,
and then once dominance is
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established, something stable,
effective, and even beautiful
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can be created.
>> Ashley: Yeah.
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You know what's also kind of
interesting?
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That -- That applies to
interpersonal relationships,
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too -- you know what I mean? --
like in the real world because,
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I mean, a battle of wills is
just -- you know, it's just a
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fight for dominance, right?
And once dominance is
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established definitively, then
so is stability, and therefore,
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things should go more smoothly.
>> Allie: You're talking about
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business, right, Ashley?
Because I think personal
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relationships should be equal,
like a partnership.
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>> Ashley: Oh, yeah.
I mean, in the perfect world,
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sure, there's no place for
dominance in, uh, interpersonal
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relationships, true.
Thank you.
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>> Allie: For what?
>> Ashley: I think you just gave
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me a really interesting idea.
>> Victoria: Oh, no.
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So, you and Elena are a little
out of sync.
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>> Nate: Yeah, that's a good way
of putting it.
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We have such different hours.
We're like two ships passing in
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the night.
>> Victoria: I understand how
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hard that can be.
I know how committed you are to
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your role at Newman Media.
And you continue to -- to make
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me feel like I was very smart
for bringing you on board.
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Even my father's noticed.
>> Nate: Oh, really?
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>> Victoria: Yes.
He remarked about your ability
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to read situations from various
angles before making a decision.
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>> Nate: Well, I wouldn't have
been much of a diagnostician if
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I couldn't do that.
[ Chuckles ]
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>> Victoria: Well, that skill
set from all of your years in
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medicine has transferred
beautifully into the business
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world.
Not only are you prudent, but
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you're also very open-minded,
which are two things we value
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very much in our leadership
team.
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>> Nate: Well, that's very
flattering.
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>> Victoria: Oh, I'm just
stating the facts.
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That's why I wanted you in the
room when my father and Michael
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and I were discussing our
strategy for taking over
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McCall Unlimited.
>> Nate: Uh, which brings me
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back to the work matter I wanted
to talk to you about --
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deploying Audra to gather intel
about Tucker and his plans.
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>> Victoria: You know what I
love so much?
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You're already thinking of ways
to exploit her relationship with
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him to our advantage.
>> Nate: Well, it turns out she
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met with him again.
>> Tucker: Hi.
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Sorry for interrupting.
>> Victoria: Oh, no, you're not.
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Nate and I are -- we're just
having a drink while he waits
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for his food, which --
Oh, it's here.
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>> Nate: So it is.
>> Victoria: I hope that we'll
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be able to continue this
conversation.
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>> Nate: Me too.
Good night, Victoria.
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>> Victoria: Good night.
>> Tucker: Uh, your assistant
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told me I might find you here.
>> Victoria: Oh, I see.
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Well, now you have.
So, what can I do for you?
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>> Tucker: I have something I'd
like to discuss with you.
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>> Victoria: I'm sorry.
I don't really have time.
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I have to get home to my kids.
>> Tucker: No, you're -- you're
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00:27:26,811 --> 00:27:28,713
definitely gonna want to hear
this.
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00:27:41,393 --> 00:27:46,131
>> Daniel: Um...I'm not sure if
you heard about my new job?
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00:27:46,197 --> 00:27:51,002
>> Heather: I told Lucy you're
making a new video game.
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00:27:51,069 --> 00:27:53,304
>> Lucy: So, you're not doing
art anymore?
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00:27:53,371 --> 00:27:56,074
>> Daniel: You know, there's
still art involved.
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00:27:56,141 --> 00:28:02,247
Animation design.
But, uh, this is [sighs] -- this
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00:28:02,313 --> 00:28:06,217
is so much bigger than anything
I've ever taken on before.
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00:28:06,284 --> 00:28:09,454
Do you remember that video game
that we used to play when you
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00:28:09,521 --> 00:28:14,059
were younger, the one where you
had to bring light into the
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00:28:14,125 --> 00:28:16,361
darkness?
>> Lucy: Sure.
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00:28:16,428 --> 00:28:21,399
I mean, we played it enough.
>> Daniel: Well, you know, I was
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00:28:21,466 --> 00:28:28,506
in a really dark place when
something made me start playing
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00:28:28,573 --> 00:28:31,743
it again.
I don't know. Maybe --
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00:28:31,810 --> 00:28:39,150
Maybe it was just to try and
remember happier times.
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00:28:39,217 --> 00:28:43,588
You know, that's what gave me
the idea to create this game, a
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00:28:43,655 --> 00:28:48,760
game that was fun, but also had
a higher goal, a deeper goal
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00:28:48,827 --> 00:28:53,798
and purpose.
And I threw myself into it.
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00:28:53,865 --> 00:28:56,868
I did.
I mean, that was the start of me
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00:28:56,935 --> 00:29:04,109
turning everything around...
because it gave me a new goal
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00:29:04,175 --> 00:29:09,347
and purpose.
And now, um -- well, if
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00:29:09,414 --> 00:29:14,452
everything keeps going the way
it is, it looks like it's --
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00:29:14,519 --> 00:29:17,021
it's actually gonna become a
reality.
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00:29:17,088 --> 00:29:22,127
Um, here.
Look -- these are some of my
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00:29:22,193 --> 00:29:25,029
preliminary sketches.
It's called
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00:29:25,096 --> 00:29:28,733
"Finding Princess Louisa."
>> Lucy: That's what it's
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00:29:28,800 --> 00:29:30,635
called?
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm.
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00:29:39,310 --> 00:29:47,619
What do you think?
>> Lucy: Louisa -- she looks
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00:29:47,685 --> 00:29:53,758
just like me.
>> Daniel: Well, she is you.
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00:29:53,825 --> 00:30:05,336
You're my princess.
>> Nate: It was such a trip
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00:30:05,403 --> 00:30:08,106
being pulled into a high-level
meeting with Victor and Victoria
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00:30:08,173 --> 00:30:12,310
like that.
It's the first time since
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00:30:12,377 --> 00:30:14,546
leaving medicine for the
corporate realm that I felt like
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00:30:14,612 --> 00:30:17,782
a real player.
>> Elena: Sounds exciting.
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00:30:17,849 --> 00:30:21,452
>> Nate: Like, you have no clue.
It was such an adrenaline rush.
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00:30:21,519 --> 00:30:24,322
And I'm not just talking about
the thrill of working with
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00:30:24,389 --> 00:30:27,592
heavyweights like the Newmans.
It's that they genuinely want to
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00:30:27,659 --> 00:30:30,662
hear my ideas and have no
problem acknowledging when
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00:30:30,728 --> 00:30:33,798
they're good.
Elena, it feels amazing to be
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00:30:33,865 --> 00:30:37,168
valued for my contributions
instead of being shot down all
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00:30:37,235 --> 00:30:39,003
the time.
You want some more wine?
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00:30:39,070 --> 00:30:40,672
>> Elena: No, I'm good.
I'm already restless.
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00:30:40,738 --> 00:30:43,074
>> Nate: It's incredibly
validating.
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00:30:43,141 --> 00:30:47,345
You know, Michael Baldwin didn't
want to loop me in at first, but
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00:30:47,412 --> 00:30:50,081
Victoria made it known that she
wanted to hear my thoughts on
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00:30:50,148 --> 00:30:54,118
the ideas at hand.
>> Elena: Which was what again?
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00:30:54,185 --> 00:30:58,523
>> Nate: Uh, it, uh, concerns a
potential acquisition, which
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00:30:58,590 --> 00:31:01,159
type of approach makes the
most sense.
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00:31:01,226 --> 00:31:04,662
>> Elena: I see.
>> Nate: Wow.
492
00:31:04,729 --> 00:31:06,431
Look at me, talking your ear
off.
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00:31:06,497 --> 00:31:11,569
I am so sorry about that.
How was your day?
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00:31:11,636 --> 00:31:14,872
>> Elena: It was exhausting and
way too long.
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00:31:14,939 --> 00:31:16,941
>> Nate: Mm.
Yes, I know how that goes.
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00:31:17,008 --> 00:31:20,411
>> Elena: Yeah.
I think I need a break.
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00:31:20,478 --> 00:31:23,848
I think I need some
uninterrupted downtime.
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00:31:23,915 --> 00:31:27,685
You know, go someplace where I
don't even have to think about
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00:31:27,752 --> 00:31:31,389
Memorial at least for a week,
maybe two.
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00:31:31,456 --> 00:31:35,793
I remember you talked about us
going on a vacation.
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00:31:35,860 --> 00:31:39,831
Well, I am certainly ready.
Let's do it.
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00:31:39,897 --> 00:31:46,504
>> Nate: We will. Soon.
>> Elena: How soon?
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00:31:46,571 --> 00:31:49,540
>> Nate: [ Sighs ]
>> Phyllis: I don't care to be
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00:31:49,607 --> 00:31:52,110
analyzed by you.
>> Jeremy: Mm.
505
00:31:52,176 --> 00:31:55,146
The resentment is rolling off
in waves.
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00:31:55,213 --> 00:31:57,415
But it's not directed at me,
not really.
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00:31:57,482 --> 00:31:59,083
>> Phyllis: Who should I direct
it at?
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00:31:59,150 --> 00:32:01,819
>> Jeremy: Well, our mutual
friend, of course.
509
00:32:01,886 --> 00:32:05,256
Diane brings out the worst in
people.
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00:32:05,323 --> 00:32:09,394
>> Phyllis: What's your point?
>> Jeremy: Maybe we should, uh,
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00:32:09,460 --> 00:32:11,829
talk about this out of the
public eye.
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00:32:11,896 --> 00:32:12,997
I don't want to make you feel
uncomfortable.
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00:32:13,064 --> 00:32:14,198
>> Phyllis: Okay, I don't think
so.
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00:32:14,265 --> 00:32:15,533
>> Jeremy: Figure out a way that
we could help each other.
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00:32:15,600 --> 00:32:16,467
>> Phyllis: No.
>> Jeremy: Yes.
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00:32:16,534 --> 00:32:19,771
>> Phyllis: No.
>> Jeremy: Why not?
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00:32:19,837 --> 00:32:24,075
>> Phyllis: Because people who
get involved with you regret it.
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00:32:24,142 --> 00:32:28,579
>> Jeremy: Not everyone.
Not people like you.
519
00:32:28,646 --> 00:32:30,515
>> Phyllis: What is that
supposed to mean?
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00:32:37,588 --> 00:32:41,626
>> Jeremy: I don't know why
you're protesting so much, as if
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00:32:41,693 --> 00:32:44,796
getting on board with my plan
would be crossing some sort of
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00:32:44,862 --> 00:32:49,667
moral boundary for you.
Diane is going down, period.
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00:32:49,734 --> 00:32:52,303
And I will accomplish what you
and your cronies haven't been
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00:32:52,370 --> 00:32:56,407
able to pull off, guaranteed.
>> Phyllis: Guaranteed?
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00:32:56,474 --> 00:32:58,910
Are you so sure you could do
that?
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00:32:58,976 --> 00:33:01,679
>> Jeremy: Diane is a problem
that requires a professional's
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00:33:01,746 --> 00:33:05,550
expertise.
Now, you can share in the
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00:33:05,616 --> 00:33:09,487
satisfaction of watching her go
down, or you can watch from the
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00:33:09,554 --> 00:33:14,125
sidelines.
Call me if it's the former.
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00:33:36,180 --> 00:33:41,152
>> Lucy: Good luck with your
video game.
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00:33:41,219 --> 00:33:44,322
>> Daniel: Thanks.
>> Heather: Well, we should, uh,
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00:33:44,389 --> 00:33:46,457
probably get back to the suite.
I'm sure with the time change
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00:33:46,524 --> 00:33:48,092
you're probably tired.
>> Daniel: How long are you
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00:33:48,159 --> 00:33:51,129
staying?
>> Heather: Long enough so that
535
00:33:51,195 --> 00:33:53,564
we can see my dad and Christine.
And then Lucy's got to get back
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00:33:53,631 --> 00:33:57,168
to school, and I have a
litigation coming up.
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00:33:57,235 --> 00:34:00,872
>> Daniel: Can I buy you
breakfast in the morning?
538
00:34:00,938 --> 00:34:04,709
>> Lucy: Sure.
>> Daniel: Great.
539
00:34:04,776 --> 00:34:08,579
>> Heather: Okay. That's a plan.
But right now, we should go get
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00:34:08,646 --> 00:34:13,551
organized and get some good
sleep.
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00:34:17,922 --> 00:34:20,992
>> Daniel: I'll see you
tomorrow.
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00:34:21,058 --> 00:34:35,940
>> Lucy: See you tomorrow.
>> Nate: Elena, you have my
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00:34:36,007 --> 00:34:46,784
>> Lucy: See you tomorrow.
>> Nate: Elena, you have my
544
00:34:46,851 --> 00:34:48,719
word.
We will take that vacation.
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00:34:48,786 --> 00:34:55,159
Just not right now.
Look, I am still new to the job,
546
00:34:55,226 --> 00:34:57,762
and it feels like the wrong time
for me to even take a few days
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00:34:57,829 --> 00:34:59,130
off.
>> Elena: Nate, I'm not the one
548
00:34:59,197 --> 00:35:00,998
who mentioned going on this
trip.
549
00:35:01,065 --> 00:35:03,000
So, are you just saying all this
to appease me?
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00:35:03,067 --> 00:35:05,536
>> Nate: No, not at all.
There's just so much going on
551
00:35:05,603 --> 00:35:07,104
right now.
>> Elena: Yeah, it's a global
552
00:35:07,171 --> 00:35:08,973
corporation.
There's always gonna be a lot
553
00:35:09,040 --> 00:35:11,676
going on.
I'm just trying to get an idea
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00:35:11,742 --> 00:35:15,112
of when would be a good time.
You know I have to plan it.
555
00:35:15,179 --> 00:35:17,882
I think you remember how much
advance notice it takes for me
556
00:35:17,949 --> 00:35:21,285
to actually get someone to cover
my shifts in the E.R.
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00:35:21,352 --> 00:35:23,287
>> Nate: Elena, to be honest...
>> Elena: [ Sighs ]
558
00:35:23,354 --> 00:35:24,655
>> Nate: ...it's a little
hard --
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00:35:24,722 --> 00:35:26,691
>> Elena: Never mind.
I'm gonna take a shower and go
560
00:35:26,757 --> 00:35:37,401
to bed.
>> Victoria: Well, I can't
561
00:35:37,468 --> 00:35:39,637
imagine that you'd have anything
to say that I'd be remotely
562
00:35:39,704 --> 00:35:41,372
interested in.
>> Tucker: I am ready to get out
563
00:35:41,439 --> 00:35:45,276
of the game.
>> Victoria: Meaning what?
564
00:35:45,343 --> 00:35:48,980
>> Tucker: Meaning I want to
sell McCall Unlimited.
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00:35:49,046 --> 00:35:50,715
>> Victoria: Sell?
>> Tucker: Mm-hmm.
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00:35:50,781 --> 00:35:53,985
All of it, every division on
every continent.
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00:35:54,051 --> 00:35:56,220
I want to cash out and move on.
♪♪
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