WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:17.408 --> 00:00:21.021 [dramatic orchestral music] 4 00:00:55.446 --> 00:00:57.492 [music stops] 5 00:01:06.240 --> 00:01:08.503 [birds chirping] 6 00:01:19.688 --> 00:01:21.168 [high-pitched beeping] 7 00:01:21.211 --> 00:01:23.822 [haunting orchestral music playing] 8 00:01:29.567 --> 00:01:33.354 [Lawrence] "Ultimately, this is about legacy. 9 00:01:33.396 --> 00:01:36.922 What kind of world are we leaving behind for our children? 10 00:01:36.966 --> 00:01:41.231 What kind of world do we want to leave behind for our children? 11 00:01:43.799 --> 00:01:46.280 Isn't our goal to advance 12 00:01:46.323 --> 00:01:48.543 and shape the world before we leave it? 13 00:01:51.850 --> 00:01:53.765 To advance-- 14 00:01:53.809 --> 00:01:56.333 to advance and shape..." 15 00:01:56.985 --> 00:01:58.857 [Tiffany] What's that, Larry? 16 00:01:59.423 --> 00:02:01.121 No-- nothing, honey. 17 00:02:01.164 --> 00:02:03.297 I'm-- I'm rehearsing the, uh-- 18 00:02:04.472 --> 00:02:07.127 my speech for the art wing dedication tomorrow. 19 00:02:07.170 --> 00:02:10.390 [kettle whistling] 20 00:02:13.611 --> 00:02:15.874 "My grandfather was a doctor 21 00:02:16.440 --> 00:02:20.052 who arrived at Ellis Island 22 00:02:20.096 --> 00:02:23.360 with only a European accent 23 00:02:23.404 --> 00:02:25.362 and a dream. 24 00:02:25.406 --> 00:02:27.799 That dream was to help others 25 00:02:27.843 --> 00:02:31.977 by developing cutting-edge medicines and practices. 26 00:02:32.021 --> 00:02:34.197 Fortunately, in America, 27 00:02:34.241 --> 00:02:36.634 that dream became a reality, 28 00:02:36.678 --> 00:02:41.030 and he started a little company called KanMed. 29 00:02:41.073 --> 00:02:43.163 Now, today, under my supervision, 30 00:02:43.206 --> 00:02:46.296 KanMed has become 31 00:02:46.340 --> 00:02:49.821 one of the most influential companies 32 00:02:49.865 --> 00:02:52.433 in medicine in the world. 33 00:02:55.349 --> 00:02:57.089 "My sons..." 34 00:03:00.397 --> 00:03:02.399 Cut that. 35 00:03:02.443 --> 00:03:05.881 "My youngest son, uh, Jacob, 36 00:03:05.924 --> 00:03:08.231 is, uh, in attendance this morning, 37 00:03:08.275 --> 00:03:12.670 and I just want to take this opportunity to, uh, 38 00:03:12.714 --> 00:03:15.369 tell him, uh, 39 00:03:15.412 --> 00:03:17.284 'No pressure trying to keep 40 00:03:17.327 --> 00:03:20.112 the family legacy alive, kiddo.'" [chuckles] 41 00:03:21.591 --> 00:03:25.117 Ah, hold for laughter. [sighs] 42 00:03:28.469 --> 00:03:30.862 "I stand before you today 43 00:03:30.906 --> 00:03:33.474 as a proud grandson, 44 00:03:33.517 --> 00:03:34.997 son, 45 00:03:35.998 --> 00:03:38.870 father, husband, 46 00:03:39.741 --> 00:03:44.267 who carries on my grandfather's dream." 47 00:03:51.709 --> 00:03:53.363 [Lawrence sighs] 48 00:03:53.885 --> 00:03:56.758 It's gonna be a hell of a day. 49 00:03:56.801 --> 00:03:59.804 [faint jazz music playing] 50 00:04:05.941 --> 00:04:07.725 [Lawrence] Thank you. 51 00:04:07.769 --> 00:04:11.163 [Tiffany] Nice speech you gave to yourself this morning. 52 00:04:11.207 --> 00:04:12.774 About family. 53 00:04:17.560 --> 00:04:20.129 The press keeps saying you knew all along. 54 00:04:20.172 --> 00:04:23.480 This isn't going away. It's on the front page. 55 00:04:27.136 --> 00:04:30.270 Just say you didn't know! 56 00:04:33.360 --> 00:04:34.926 [Lawrence sighing] 57 00:04:37.625 --> 00:04:40.323 [ominous music playing] 58 00:04:43.283 --> 00:04:44.632 [high-pitched beeping] 59 00:04:45.807 --> 00:04:48.418 [clock ticking] 60 00:04:56.948 --> 00:04:58.776 [Scottie] Dad, come on, get up. 61 00:05:00.474 --> 00:05:02.737 Come on, Dad, wake up. Wake up. 62 00:05:02.780 --> 00:05:08.046 [♪] 63 00:05:08.873 --> 00:05:10.179 Dad? 64 00:05:11.441 --> 00:05:14.270 Dad, wake up. Dad, wake up! 65 00:05:15.010 --> 00:05:16.577 -Dad! -[Michael exclaims] 66 00:05:16.620 --> 00:05:18.361 [Michael chuckles] 67 00:05:19.231 --> 00:05:21.277 And good morrow to you as well, sir. 68 00:05:21.321 --> 00:05:22.974 [Scottie] Dad, I can't be late again. 69 00:05:23.018 --> 00:05:24.802 Come on, have I ever let you down? 70 00:05:24.846 --> 00:05:27.327 Hey. Don't answer that. 71 00:05:27.370 --> 00:05:29.677 I'm up. [groaning] 72 00:05:30.678 --> 00:05:33.289 -I already packed my lunch. -[Michael] All right. 73 00:05:33.724 --> 00:05:35.073 Just give me a second. 74 00:05:39.774 --> 00:05:41.471 -[Scottie] Dad, come on. -Yeah. 75 00:05:41.515 --> 00:05:43.952 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Give me a second. 76 00:05:45.475 --> 00:05:48.913 -Yes. -[container pops open] 77 00:05:52.047 --> 00:05:54.354 -[Michael moans] -[Scottie] Come on! 78 00:05:54.397 --> 00:05:56.399 Yeah. I'm on my way. 79 00:06:00.447 --> 00:06:05.713 [hip-hop music playing on radio] 80 00:06:05.756 --> 00:06:07.367 [Scottie] What are you looking for? 81 00:06:07.410 --> 00:06:09.194 Ah, I was just, um... 82 00:06:10.674 --> 00:06:12.415 looking for my sunglasses. 83 00:06:12.459 --> 00:06:13.982 They're on your head, Dad. 84 00:06:15.026 --> 00:06:17.377 Oh. You put 'em there? 85 00:06:17.420 --> 00:06:18.856 -No. -Did you? 86 00:06:18.900 --> 00:06:20.380 -No. -You lying to me? 87 00:06:20.423 --> 00:06:21.772 No! 88 00:06:22.469 --> 00:06:24.732 You know we have to stop at Mom's first, right? 89 00:06:24.775 --> 00:06:26.124 What? Why? 90 00:06:26.690 --> 00:06:29.127 Dad, I have a game today and I need my jersey. 91 00:06:29.171 --> 00:06:30.477 -[Michael sighs] -Did you forget? 92 00:06:30.520 --> 00:06:33.001 No! Come on, I didn't forget. 93 00:06:33.044 --> 00:06:34.611 I'm just messin' with you. 94 00:06:35.960 --> 00:06:37.440 You're like Amnesia Man. 95 00:06:39.137 --> 00:06:41.270 That's that comic book you're always obsessed with, right? 96 00:06:41.313 --> 00:06:43.838 Yeah. He can't remember anything. 97 00:06:43.881 --> 00:06:46.928 And he's always grumpy about it. 98 00:06:46.971 --> 00:06:49.104 What are we talking about? I forgot. 99 00:06:53.500 --> 00:06:57.678 -[Scottie] Hey, Mom. -Hi, sweetheart. Here you go. 100 00:06:57.721 --> 00:07:00.071 Right on Michael time. 15 minutes late. 101 00:07:00.115 --> 00:07:02.160 -Got any more coffee? -No. 102 00:07:02.770 --> 00:07:04.902 You look like you could use more than a coffee. 103 00:07:04.946 --> 00:07:08.645 -Everything okay? -Ah, thank you, Allison. Everything's fine. 104 00:07:08.689 --> 00:07:11.126 Your mother called me. Again. 105 00:07:11.692 --> 00:07:13.955 They want to fly Scottie to their place this weekend? 106 00:07:13.998 --> 00:07:15.913 Why are you even talking to her? 107 00:07:15.957 --> 00:07:18.220 -[Allison] She called me, Michael. -[Michael] Why? 108 00:07:18.263 --> 00:07:20.222 Because she wants to see her grandson, 109 00:07:20.265 --> 00:07:23.225 and I'm assuming would like to hear back from her son. 110 00:07:25.357 --> 00:07:28.056 -We're not doin' this now. -Yeah. 111 00:07:28.099 --> 00:07:30.537 Okay, boys, it is time to go. 112 00:07:30.580 --> 00:07:33.975 'Cause I don't wanna hear from Mr. Trumble about Scottie being tardy again. 113 00:07:34.932 --> 00:07:37.848 Will I see you at the game tonight? 114 00:07:37.892 --> 00:07:39.546 I'll be there with pom-poms. 115 00:07:40.895 --> 00:07:43.332 -[Scottie] Bye, Mom. -Bye, buddy. 116 00:07:45.552 --> 00:07:46.814 [high-pitched beeping] 117 00:07:46.857 --> 00:07:49.512 [eerie piano music playing] 118 00:08:01.219 --> 00:08:04.571 -There you go. Fixed it. -[Tanisha] Why can't you just get me a new pair? 119 00:08:04.614 --> 00:08:06.137 You just got these! 120 00:08:06.181 --> 00:08:08.531 They're fine now, see? Made it work. 121 00:08:08.575 --> 00:08:12.840 -I need a new pair. -No, you want a new pair. It's nice to want things. 122 00:08:12.883 --> 00:08:16.060 -You can buy some with your chore money. -[Tanisha] Come on, Mom. 123 00:08:16.104 --> 00:08:18.323 [Mary] What did I tell you about if you want something? 124 00:08:18.367 --> 00:08:20.151 That I have to work for it, there are no shortcuts. 125 00:08:20.195 --> 00:08:21.675 That's right. 126 00:08:21.718 --> 00:08:23.981 Stanley! Get out of the bathroom, 127 00:08:24.025 --> 00:08:25.679 your sister needs to get ready. 128 00:08:25.722 --> 00:08:27.594 Go-- shoes on the table, no! Go! 129 00:08:27.637 --> 00:08:30.684 Mom, we're out of coffee. 130 00:08:30.727 --> 00:08:32.554 When'd you start drinking coffee? 131 00:08:32.599 --> 00:08:35.645 -Like, two years ago, at 15. -Don't get addicted. 132 00:08:35.688 --> 00:08:37.952 [Tanisha] Mom! Stanley stunk up the bathroom! 133 00:08:37.995 --> 00:08:40.520 It's too early, don't start, you two! 134 00:08:40.563 --> 00:08:42.739 -[footsteps descending stairs] -[Yvette] Mom. 135 00:08:42.783 --> 00:08:44.698 I know. Hey, hey, hey. Let me see. 136 00:08:45.437 --> 00:08:47.527 -Okay, go. Don't be late. -[phone chimes] 137 00:08:47.570 --> 00:08:49.311 [Mary sighs] 138 00:08:51.052 --> 00:08:54.229 -What? -I just got an email from Columbia. 139 00:08:54.621 --> 00:08:55.926 Well, what does it say? 140 00:08:56.492 --> 00:08:58.363 It-- uh, it-- I can't tell if it's good or bad, 141 00:08:58.407 --> 00:09:00.714 it just says to log in to see application status. 142 00:09:00.757 --> 00:09:02.237 -Well, log in! -What does it mean? 143 00:09:03.891 --> 00:09:05.196 [Yvette sighs] 144 00:09:11.463 --> 00:09:13.857 I got in. 145 00:09:13.901 --> 00:09:15.293 -[Yvette scoffs] -Really? 146 00:09:15.337 --> 00:09:17.731 I can't believe it, I got in! I mean-- 147 00:09:18.035 --> 00:09:20.647 I always wanted to go, but I didn't think I could actually get in. 148 00:09:20.690 --> 00:09:22.126 Of course you could! 149 00:09:22.170 --> 00:09:24.476 I have to tell Dad. [chuckles] 150 00:09:24.520 --> 00:09:27.262 -Yeah. -I-- I can-- I can call him later, it's fine. 151 00:09:27.305 --> 00:09:30.526 -No, come here. Come here! Congratulations, baby. -Okay. 152 00:09:30.570 --> 00:09:33.355 -Oh, congratulations. -Mom. [chuckles] You're smothering. 153 00:09:33.398 --> 00:09:35.226 [Mary and Yvette giggling] 154 00:09:35.270 --> 00:09:37.098 -[college agent] Congratulations. -[Mary] Yeah. 155 00:09:37.141 --> 00:09:40.057 It's-- it's-- it's very exciting. Mm-hmm? 156 00:09:40.101 --> 00:09:43.670 But I was wondering what kind of scholarships you provide 157 00:09:43.713 --> 00:09:45.540 to help offset these tuition costs. 158 00:09:45.585 --> 00:09:47.412 [college agent] Yes, there are a number 159 00:09:47.456 --> 00:09:49.284 of financial aid programs you can apply for. 160 00:09:49.763 --> 00:09:52.940 Well, I'd prefer the standard ten-year ARM, since the rates keep changing. 161 00:09:52.983 --> 00:09:55.159 [loan officer] So you plan on keeping your-- Correct? 162 00:09:55.203 --> 00:09:57.988 -Uh-huh. -[loan officer] You might wanna look at some options. 163 00:09:58.032 --> 00:09:59.903 That doesn't really work. 164 00:09:59.947 --> 00:10:01.992 -Uh-huh. -[Sharon] Morning, queen. 165 00:10:02.036 --> 00:10:04.386 [loan officer] ...some interest on that place. 166 00:10:04.429 --> 00:10:06.562 Yeah. [sighs] 167 00:10:06.823 --> 00:10:10.697 'Sup, doc? You don't mind if I put this coffee in an IV drip today? 168 00:10:10.740 --> 00:10:12.612 -Late night? -No. 169 00:10:13.743 --> 00:10:15.702 Whatever, it was worth it, he was cute. 170 00:10:15.745 --> 00:10:17.617 Hey. You got a sec to chat? 171 00:10:17.660 --> 00:10:19.183 I'm on the phone. Later. 172 00:10:20.794 --> 00:10:22.665 I don't wanna hear it. 173 00:10:22.709 --> 00:10:24.275 But I smell it. 174 00:10:25.233 --> 00:10:27.365 [Mary] But I redid the kitchen. And the bathrooms. 175 00:10:27.409 --> 00:10:29.672 [loan officer] These numbers are from our last evaluation. 176 00:10:29.716 --> 00:10:31.761 Well, doesn't that increase the value of the house? 177 00:10:31.805 --> 00:10:34.285 -We'd have to schedule another home visit... -Uh-huh. 178 00:10:34.329 --> 00:10:36.766 ...before it's determined if we can increase your property value. 179 00:10:36.810 --> 00:10:38.768 -Okay. -These would be the next steps to go on. 180 00:10:38.812 --> 00:10:41.249 So what's the maximum amount you could lend me? 181 00:10:41.292 --> 00:10:43.686 -We can't give you another loan until you've paid-- -What? 182 00:10:43.730 --> 00:10:45.906 Until you've paid for the ones you've lapsed payment. 183 00:10:45.949 --> 00:10:47.342 No, I understand. [sighs] 184 00:10:47.385 --> 00:10:50.127 Yup. No, no. I-- I got it. Thank you. 185 00:10:56.743 --> 00:11:00.485 [Michael] Here you go. All right, go, go, go! 186 00:11:02.618 --> 00:11:04.533 Thanks for making me late again, Dad. 187 00:11:05.055 --> 00:11:06.796 How about thanks for the ride, Dad? 188 00:11:07.275 --> 00:11:09.712 -You're lucky to take the bus here. -Yeah, whatever. 189 00:11:11.583 --> 00:11:12.846 Forget something? 190 00:11:14.282 --> 00:11:16.501 Scottie? Don't whatever me. 191 00:11:16.545 --> 00:11:19.722 -All right? -It's just-- you're the one who slept in late. 192 00:11:19.766 --> 00:11:21.724 I'm going to get in trouble for it. 193 00:11:21.768 --> 00:11:23.770 I've been having trouble sleeping lately. 194 00:11:24.031 --> 00:11:27.469 -Yeah, I wonder why. -You got something you're trying to say to me? 195 00:11:28.035 --> 00:11:29.689 -Do you? -No. 196 00:11:34.824 --> 00:11:38.741 Look, I'm gonna call the school, I'm gonna tell them you're late and it's my fault, all right? 197 00:11:38.785 --> 00:11:41.744 Don't worry about it. I love you. See you at the game. 198 00:11:41.788 --> 00:11:43.920 Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! Go, go, go! 199 00:11:48.751 --> 00:11:50.753 Hi, this is Michael calling again. 200 00:11:50.797 --> 00:11:52.755 I'm on my cell. I need to talk to the doctor. 201 00:11:52.799 --> 00:11:54.278 It's an emergency. 202 00:11:54.322 --> 00:11:58.935 [hip-hop music playing on radio] 203 00:11:58.979 --> 00:12:00.458 [high-pitched beeping] 204 00:12:01.851 --> 00:12:03.244 [Lawrence groans] 205 00:12:05.507 --> 00:12:07.291 Ah, fu... 206 00:12:09.554 --> 00:12:11.643 How do you feel about mulligans? 207 00:12:11.687 --> 00:12:13.036 Take as many as you need. 208 00:12:13.602 --> 00:12:15.735 That's what I like about you Democrats. 209 00:12:15.778 --> 00:12:17.737 You're just so forgiving. 210 00:12:17.780 --> 00:12:19.739 Remember, sir. Hinge for power. 211 00:12:23.655 --> 00:12:25.222 Just put the ball on the green. 212 00:12:25.266 --> 00:12:26.789 [Rodgers] Grab that. Get 'em. 213 00:12:27.311 --> 00:12:30.271 -To be honest, I hate this game. -[Nicholas chuckles] 214 00:12:31.141 --> 00:12:32.621 And it's a game. 215 00:12:32.664 --> 00:12:34.971 Make no mistake, this is not a sport. 216 00:12:35.667 --> 00:12:40.237 I mean, look at this. Man my age, I'm walkin' around 18 holes. 217 00:12:40.803 --> 00:12:42.196 I'm not breakin' a sweat, 218 00:12:42.239 --> 00:12:43.937 I got some guy carryin' my clubs. 219 00:12:43.980 --> 00:12:45.634 I mean, how is this a sport? 220 00:12:46.374 --> 00:12:47.941 You have a point there, sir. 221 00:12:48.855 --> 00:12:52.641 Requires skill and patience, neither of which I have. 222 00:12:52.684 --> 00:12:56.427 I like the-- like the scenery, though. 223 00:12:56.471 --> 00:12:58.560 -And the conversation. -'Kay, well, man, 224 00:12:58.603 --> 00:13:01.519 I'm gonna assume we're here to talk about Kentucky. 225 00:13:01.563 --> 00:13:04.218 Oh, no. No, no. Kentucky's in the past. 226 00:13:04.261 --> 00:13:06.176 I mean, yes. We could have done better. 227 00:13:06.220 --> 00:13:07.830 But, uh, we settled it. 228 00:13:07.874 --> 00:13:09.963 Now, I'm here to talk about mulligans. 229 00:13:11.529 --> 00:13:14.184 Getting another shot? 230 00:13:14.228 --> 00:13:16.752 I need you to talk to the AG in Ohio. 231 00:13:17.884 --> 00:13:19.711 -Ablees? -Mmm. 232 00:13:19.755 --> 00:13:21.931 He's his own man. He's-- 233 00:13:21.975 --> 00:13:23.933 he's trying to make a name for himself. 234 00:13:23.977 --> 00:13:26.762 Especially with all that money I gave him to get elected. 235 00:13:27.458 --> 00:13:29.852 To be fair, sir, you also funded his Republican opponent. 236 00:13:29.896 --> 00:13:33.203 Mmm. Well, winners don't play fair. 237 00:13:33.247 --> 00:13:36.250 What you need to do is tell your AG to hold off 238 00:13:36.293 --> 00:13:38.774 on these individual state lawsuits. 239 00:13:38.818 --> 00:13:41.168 Gotta push them to multistate deal, 240 00:13:41.211 --> 00:13:44.127 or I'm gonna die from a million paper cuts. 241 00:13:44.432 --> 00:13:45.868 Nicholas? 242 00:13:47.478 --> 00:13:49.089 Roll, not hit, sir. 243 00:13:50.655 --> 00:13:52.919 -Roll, not hit. -It's, um-- 244 00:13:52.962 --> 00:13:54.921 it's hard to make promises now 245 00:13:54.964 --> 00:13:56.879 on what the Attorneys General will do, 246 00:13:56.923 --> 00:14:00.404 because the president has made the Opioid Epidemic Mandate. 247 00:14:00.448 --> 00:14:02.842 -Hmm. -He wants prosecutions. 248 00:14:03.668 --> 00:14:07.368 Well, just prosecute all the dirty doctors and abusers you want. 249 00:14:07.411 --> 00:14:10.545 [scoffs] It's hard to put the genie back in the bottle. 250 00:14:11.589 --> 00:14:12.895 Mmm. 251 00:14:14.941 --> 00:14:17.900 You got a big race comin' up in New Mexico soon, don't you? 252 00:14:17.944 --> 00:14:20.120 -Uh, Kevin Larkin, yes, sir. -Right. 253 00:14:20.163 --> 00:14:21.686 Yeah, you know who I like? 254 00:14:21.730 --> 00:14:25.690 I like that young Republican, Mendez. 255 00:14:26.039 --> 00:14:28.215 We at the Democratic Attorneys General Association 256 00:14:28.258 --> 00:14:30.826 do not wanna rock the boat with KanMed. 257 00:14:34.003 --> 00:14:35.135 Well... 258 00:14:35.178 --> 00:14:36.919 [pants unzipping] 259 00:14:36.963 --> 00:14:39.487 -[urine streaming] -...whether you like it or not, 260 00:14:39.530 --> 00:14:41.924 you are in the boat. 261 00:14:41.968 --> 00:14:43.970 And you better pull your weight 262 00:14:44.013 --> 00:14:45.623 and start pluggin' those holes, 263 00:14:45.667 --> 00:14:48.322 'cause this boat is a-sinkin'. 264 00:14:48.365 --> 00:14:51.542 Now... [sighs] ...I gotta cut this short. 265 00:14:52.282 --> 00:14:54.676 And I'm gonna fly to Ohio... 266 00:14:55.677 --> 00:14:57.157 to see Ablees myself. 267 00:14:58.071 --> 00:14:59.463 So I suggest... 268 00:15:00.943 --> 00:15:02.640 I suggest you put a call in to him. 269 00:15:02.684 --> 00:15:07.558 [♪] 270 00:15:07.602 --> 00:15:09.256 [high-pitched beeping] 271 00:15:09.996 --> 00:15:12.781 [soft jazz music playing] 272 00:15:15.523 --> 00:15:17.917 Lisa. My favorite lobbyist. 273 00:15:17.960 --> 00:15:19.744 How are you? You look beautiful. 274 00:15:19.788 --> 00:15:22.051 -Thanks for meeting me here. -Oh, my pleasure. 275 00:15:22.095 --> 00:15:24.967 I was curious what a $100 frittata tasted like. 276 00:15:25.011 --> 00:15:27.274 [Jacob] Sorry, do you mind if we sit at that table there? 277 00:15:27.317 --> 00:15:30.320 -It's a little less crowded. -Of course! 278 00:15:31.582 --> 00:15:34.629 Well, I'm sorry that my father couldn't be here. 279 00:15:34.672 --> 00:15:37.066 Fortunately, you're just, uh, stuck with me. 280 00:15:37.110 --> 00:15:38.720 Oh, it's fine. 281 00:15:39.460 --> 00:15:42.289 -Thank you. -So, um, 282 00:15:42.332 --> 00:15:45.988 how is the Pain Care Forum coming along with our bill? 283 00:15:46.032 --> 00:15:47.947 Well, it's well-written. 284 00:15:48.556 --> 00:15:50.558 But, you know, I'm biased, as I wrote it myself. 285 00:15:50.601 --> 00:15:52.342 Sure. Do you think it'll pass? 286 00:15:52.690 --> 00:15:55.345 My ex-colleagues at the DEA are scared shitless of it, 287 00:15:55.389 --> 00:15:57.173 -which is a good sign. -Hmm. 288 00:15:57.217 --> 00:15:59.567 And we have a lot of support from cancer groups 289 00:15:59.610 --> 00:16:02.091 who want less pain medicine regulation. 290 00:16:02.135 --> 00:16:05.181 What politician wants to get between a cancer patient and their medicine? 291 00:16:05.225 --> 00:16:07.357 -Mmm. Exactly. -Hmm. 292 00:16:07.401 --> 00:16:10.360 Everything sounds great, Lisa, so why the hell are we meeting? 293 00:16:10.404 --> 00:16:12.710 Hi, I'll have a macchiato, she'll have a caviar frittata. 294 00:16:12.754 --> 00:16:14.277 -Absolutely. -Thank you so much. 295 00:16:14.321 --> 00:16:16.018 -All right. No problem. -Thank you. 296 00:16:17.106 --> 00:16:18.542 [clears throat] 297 00:16:18.934 --> 00:16:22.329 It's hard to lobby the bill under the current optics. 298 00:16:26.072 --> 00:16:27.290 Optics? 299 00:16:28.857 --> 00:16:31.729 [chuckles] Yeah, we-- we live in an age of transparency. 300 00:16:32.469 --> 00:16:34.689 And your father has baggage. 301 00:16:35.211 --> 00:16:36.952 So what do you suggest, Lisa? 302 00:16:37.605 --> 00:16:39.433 Maybe a changing of the guard. 303 00:16:39.476 --> 00:16:42.653 [eerie string motif playing] 304 00:16:42.697 --> 00:16:44.655 [Jacob] Hmm. May I see your purse? 305 00:16:46.788 --> 00:16:50.052 -[laughs] I'm sorry, excuse me? -Can you give me the fucking purse? 306 00:16:52.707 --> 00:16:53.925 Okay. 307 00:16:57.712 --> 00:17:00.671 Yeah, um, I'm not recording this. 308 00:17:00.715 --> 00:17:02.630 It's such a beautiful bag. 309 00:17:02.673 --> 00:17:05.546 Hmm. [clears throat] 310 00:17:08.723 --> 00:17:11.682 Great. It's great to see you, Lisa. Stand up. Give me a hug. 311 00:17:11.726 --> 00:17:13.075 Hmm. 312 00:17:14.511 --> 00:17:16.557 [both chuckling] 313 00:17:18.906 --> 00:17:21.692 [Jacob whispering indistinctly] 314 00:17:21.736 --> 00:17:24.913 [whispering continues] 315 00:17:24.955 --> 00:17:27.655 -Okay? It's fine. -Okay. 316 00:17:27.698 --> 00:17:29.874 -It's a beautiful color on you. -Oh, thank you. 317 00:17:29.918 --> 00:17:31.572 It's great seeing you, I gotta go to Ohio, 318 00:17:31.615 --> 00:17:33.574 but I want you to enjoy that frittata, 319 00:17:33.617 --> 00:17:35.793 because it is-- Mmm! [clicks tongue] 320 00:17:38.448 --> 00:17:40.798 [eerie music playing] 321 00:17:46.543 --> 00:17:48.154 [Kat] Doc. 322 00:17:48.197 --> 00:17:49.894 -Yeah? -Jeff from KanMed's here. 323 00:17:49.938 --> 00:17:52.549 He brought you breakfast, and sweet ass to match. 324 00:17:52.593 --> 00:17:54.029 Inappropriate. 325 00:17:54.725 --> 00:17:56.597 When's KanMed gonna take the staff out 326 00:17:56.640 --> 00:17:58.860 for another educational dinner in the city? 327 00:17:58.903 --> 00:18:01.558 -They don't do those much anymore. -It's probably 'cause I had 328 00:18:01.602 --> 00:18:03.299 one too many apple martinis that time. 329 00:18:03.343 --> 00:18:05.475 I'm pretty sure it's not 'cause of that. 330 00:18:05.519 --> 00:18:08.130 Have you told Jeff that you're not gonna prescribe anymore? 331 00:18:08.174 --> 00:18:09.827 -Not yet. -Good idea. 332 00:18:09.871 --> 00:18:11.960 [Jeff] Who wants rainbow bagels? 333 00:18:12.003 --> 00:18:14.310 -Ooh, I do. Wait, wait, wait. You ready? -Uh-oh. All right. 334 00:18:14.354 --> 00:18:16.269 -[Mary clears throat] -[nurse] Try one more. 335 00:18:16.312 --> 00:18:18.314 -Work flex! -Love it. -[chuckles] 336 00:18:18.358 --> 00:18:20.708 You should have seen the line around the block for these. 337 00:18:20.751 --> 00:18:23.102 Luckily, I know the manager, boom, skipped the line. 338 00:18:23.145 --> 00:18:24.973 Thank you, Jeff. This is very sweet of you. 339 00:18:25.016 --> 00:18:27.193 -Aww. -We love your staff! 340 00:18:27.236 --> 00:18:30.152 Next time, can you bring me some of those cream-filled Long Johns? 341 00:18:30.196 --> 00:18:31.632 -[Jeff chuckles] -[Mary] Sharon. 342 00:18:31.675 --> 00:18:33.460 What? I-- I'm talkin' about donuts. 343 00:18:33.503 --> 00:18:35.026 -[Mary] I'm sorry. -[Sharon] Yeah. 344 00:18:35.070 --> 00:18:37.681 -[all chuckle] -Oh, I brought some pens 345 00:18:37.725 --> 00:18:40.119 for the office, just in case you need. 346 00:18:40.162 --> 00:18:41.990 -You have enough pens. -[Jeff sighs] 347 00:18:42.033 --> 00:18:43.731 Thank you. 348 00:18:43.774 --> 00:18:45.515 -Can I talk to you for a sec? -Yes. 349 00:18:45.559 --> 00:18:47.082 -Oh, oh, that-- -Yeah. 350 00:18:47.126 --> 00:18:48.953 [Jeff sighs] 351 00:18:49.215 --> 00:18:51.086 I, uh... [chuckles] 352 00:18:51.130 --> 00:18:53.567 ...I also brought a couple of these. 353 00:18:53.610 --> 00:18:55.960 -For your little ones. -Oh, you didn't have to do that. 354 00:18:56.004 --> 00:18:57.614 I heard kids like teddy bears, yeah? 355 00:18:57.658 --> 00:18:59.007 [chuckles] Yes, they love these. 356 00:18:59.050 --> 00:19:00.443 -Still? -Thank you. 357 00:19:02.315 --> 00:19:06.014 Oh, um, do you mind signing this for me? I gotta show proof I was here. 358 00:19:06.057 --> 00:19:07.842 -Yeah, you got it. -Thanks. 359 00:19:07.885 --> 00:19:09.583 [Jeff sucks teeth] 360 00:19:13.456 --> 00:19:14.979 How you doin', Mar? 361 00:19:15.023 --> 00:19:17.852 -You know. Doing my best. -Yeah? 362 00:19:18.287 --> 00:19:21.769 -We're real happy with your numbers on our end. -That's great. 363 00:19:21.812 --> 00:19:25.686 Uh... Jeff, can we meet for lunch today? 364 00:19:25.729 --> 00:19:27.166 Uh, I'm pretty slammed. 365 00:19:27.209 --> 00:19:28.819 I got a couple more appointments. 366 00:19:28.863 --> 00:19:31.170 Can you push 'em? It's kind of important. 367 00:19:31.692 --> 00:19:34.216 This can't be discussed here? 368 00:19:34.260 --> 00:19:36.262 No, Jeff, it can't. 369 00:19:36.305 --> 00:19:38.220 Push your meetings, please. 370 00:19:38.264 --> 00:19:40.004 Okay. Okay. 371 00:19:40.701 --> 00:19:42.485 All right, I gotta go. 372 00:19:42.529 --> 00:19:45.053 -Enjoy. Hey, tag me! Don't at me. -I got you. 373 00:19:45.096 --> 00:19:46.837 -Yeah, get that Vitamin D! -Duh! 374 00:19:46.881 --> 00:19:49.449 Would you get back to work, please? 375 00:19:49.492 --> 00:19:52.887 Good morning, Ms. Monroe. 376 00:19:52.930 --> 00:19:54.584 Have there been any new developments 377 00:19:54.628 --> 00:19:56.412 since I saw you last month? 378 00:19:56.673 --> 00:19:58.980 My grandson, Hector, started playing tee-ball. 379 00:20:00.416 --> 00:20:01.722 Look at him. 380 00:20:02.157 --> 00:20:03.506 Isn't he the cutest? 381 00:20:03.550 --> 00:20:05.204 -Oh, yeah. -[Ms. Monroe chuckles] 382 00:20:05.247 --> 00:20:07.118 [droning music playing] 383 00:20:07.162 --> 00:20:08.511 [high-pitched beeping] 384 00:20:10.600 --> 00:20:13.690 Hello. Hi. This is Michael, I left a few messages. 385 00:20:13.734 --> 00:20:15.736 -Morning, Michael. -Oh, hey, Georges. 386 00:20:15.779 --> 00:20:18.217 -You might want to know-- -I'm sorry, I just-- I need one-- 387 00:20:18.260 --> 00:20:20.436 -But Michael. -Georges, please. -How are you today? 388 00:20:20.480 --> 00:20:22.612 -[agent] Good, sir, how are you? -I'm good, thank you. 389 00:20:22.656 --> 00:20:24.266 I just need a refill on my prescription. 390 00:20:24.310 --> 00:20:26.050 You need to make an appointment. 391 00:20:26.094 --> 00:20:27.791 -Well, can't you just call in for me? -No. 392 00:20:27.835 --> 00:20:29.793 -He has to see you in person. -Thank God. 393 00:20:29.837 --> 00:20:31.926 -[Georges] Michael, open the door. -Fuck off, please. 394 00:20:31.969 --> 00:20:34.145 -[agent] Excuse me? -No, no. Not you. 395 00:20:34.189 --> 00:20:37.105 - Is there anything else I can do? -[Michael snorts] 396 00:20:37.148 --> 00:20:39.847 Well, okay, well, if this is about money, that's not an issue. 397 00:20:40.413 --> 00:20:43.242 -Yeah, I've been weaning off. -[agent] That's good, sir. 398 00:20:43.285 --> 00:20:45.069 [Michael] Well, when is the doctor available? 399 00:20:45.113 --> 00:20:47.071 -[agent] Next week. -Next week? 400 00:20:47.115 --> 00:20:49.030 -[Georges] Michael? -[Michael] Yup. 401 00:20:49.073 --> 00:20:50.771 [Ms. Monroe chuckles] 402 00:20:50.814 --> 00:20:53.643 And here. Look at this one. 403 00:20:53.687 --> 00:20:55.254 He started playing tee-ball. 404 00:20:56.820 --> 00:20:58.561 I know, you just told me. 405 00:20:58.866 --> 00:21:00.259 Oh, right. 406 00:21:00.607 --> 00:21:04.175 I'm sorry, I... [chuckles] ...I'm just proud of him. 407 00:21:05.220 --> 00:21:06.917 Once you have grandkids, you'll understand. 408 00:21:06.961 --> 00:21:09.572 Aw, I need to get mine out the house first. 409 00:21:09.616 --> 00:21:12.575 But maybe one day I'll be showing you photos of grandkids. 410 00:21:12.619 --> 00:21:17.232 So, what about any changes to your health since I saw you last month? 411 00:21:17.276 --> 00:21:19.930 No changes. Just the usual refill, please. 412 00:21:19.974 --> 00:21:21.976 And the pain in your hip hasn't subsided? 413 00:21:22.498 --> 00:21:24.892 No. The medicine helps. 414 00:21:24.935 --> 00:21:26.459 Have you been going to PT? 415 00:21:26.502 --> 00:21:28.852 -Yes, three times a week. -That's good. 416 00:21:28.896 --> 00:21:32.334 Remember, you only have two more months on oxycodone left, 417 00:21:32.378 --> 00:21:35.990 and it's half the dosage this month, and another half the next. 418 00:21:36.033 --> 00:21:38.949 Is there any way we can keep the prescriptions going? 419 00:21:39.385 --> 00:21:42.039 If needed, I can provide you with a treatment center 420 00:21:42.083 --> 00:21:46.609 -to help wean you off the meds. -No, no. There's no need for all that. 421 00:21:46.653 --> 00:21:48.742 -Yeah. You got it? -Yeah. Thanks. 422 00:21:48.785 --> 00:21:50.309 -All right. -Bye. 423 00:21:52.702 --> 00:21:53.790 -[Georges] Michael. -What? 424 00:21:53.834 --> 00:21:55.575 We have a problem. 425 00:21:55.618 --> 00:21:58.317 -The health inspector's here. -Motherfucker. 426 00:21:58.360 --> 00:22:00.928 Tell the doctor it's an emergency, and I will call you back. 427 00:22:00.971 --> 00:22:02.930 -Are you okay? -Yeah, I'm fine. Listen. 428 00:22:02.973 --> 00:22:05.367 -Something about an emergency? -No, no. Everything's fine. 429 00:22:05.411 --> 00:22:06.586 [phone ringing] 430 00:22:06.629 --> 00:22:08.327 Oh, hi. 431 00:22:08.370 --> 00:22:10.198 I'm, uh, Michael. 432 00:22:10.241 --> 00:22:12.809 Owner of this establishment. Sorry, I was in a meeting. 433 00:22:12.853 --> 00:22:15.725 -You're out of soap in the bathroom. -Really? 434 00:22:15.769 --> 00:22:19.512 Uh, well that's probably because we make sure our employees wash their hands 435 00:22:19.555 --> 00:22:22.819 -twice every time, to be thorough. -Mm-hmm. Where's the kitchen? 436 00:22:22.863 --> 00:22:24.560 [utensils clattering] 437 00:22:24.604 --> 00:22:27.128 Come on, guys, come on. Close this! 438 00:22:27.694 --> 00:22:29.739 Do you want anything to drink or eat? 439 00:22:29.783 --> 00:22:31.915 Branzino here is amazing, super fresh. 440 00:22:31.959 --> 00:22:33.656 Where's the kitchen? 441 00:22:33.700 --> 00:22:35.528 Kitchen. Yeah. Right here. 442 00:22:47.061 --> 00:22:49.977 Slippin'. Better get your act together. 443 00:22:50.499 --> 00:22:53.023 [eerie music playing] 444 00:22:54.895 --> 00:22:57.724 -[Sharon] Oh. You good, doc? -[Mary] Yeah, I'm just stretching out. 445 00:22:57.767 --> 00:23:00.074 Ah. Mechanic called. Said your car's ready. 446 00:23:00.117 --> 00:23:01.728 [Mary] Okay. That was quick. 447 00:23:03.120 --> 00:23:04.600 [Kat] Your next appointment. 448 00:23:05.079 --> 00:23:06.428 Thank you. 449 00:23:07.037 --> 00:23:08.865 [Vincent] Thanks for seeing me. 450 00:23:12.826 --> 00:23:17.091 I banged up my knee pretty good. Ran through a table. 451 00:23:17.134 --> 00:23:21.051 -[Mary] And when was the accident? -Uh, 'bout three days ago. 452 00:23:21.095 --> 00:23:22.923 Hurts like a motherfucker. 453 00:23:22.966 --> 00:23:25.447 I'm sorry. Uh, like a bitch. 454 00:23:25.491 --> 00:23:27.928 -Sorry, um-- -[Mary] It's okay, it's okay. I know what you mean. 455 00:23:27.971 --> 00:23:31.714 [Mary sucks teeth] 456 00:23:31.758 --> 00:23:36.240 -Please, take a seat. -I was chasing my little rugrat around the livin' room. 457 00:23:36.284 --> 00:23:37.807 Didn't see the damn table. 458 00:23:37.851 --> 00:23:41.289 Mmm, gotten a few parenting injuries myself. 459 00:23:41.332 --> 00:23:42.725 No ring, though. 460 00:23:43.509 --> 00:23:44.814 Nope. 461 00:23:45.075 --> 00:23:47.426 Okay, let's take a look. 462 00:23:47.469 --> 00:23:49.428 Can you pull up your pant leg, please? 463 00:23:53.693 --> 00:23:56.217 -Which one is it? -Uh, the left one. 464 00:24:01.962 --> 00:24:04.007 Just tell me where it hurts. 465 00:24:04.051 --> 00:24:06.445 Ah! Yeah. Bingo. Right there. 466 00:24:06.793 --> 00:24:09.491 On a scale of one to ten, how bad is the pain? 467 00:24:09.535 --> 00:24:13.060 -Ten being the worst. -Uh, this is, like, an eight. 468 00:24:13.626 --> 00:24:16.846 But honestly, pain don't hurt me, you know what I'm saying? 469 00:24:17.107 --> 00:24:19.545 I'm also having trouble sleeping lately, so I don't know 470 00:24:19.588 --> 00:24:22.939 -if there's somethin' you can give me for that, too? -Sir, what do you want? 471 00:24:22.983 --> 00:24:27.030 Uh, week's worth of Oxy, Xany, and some Soma? 472 00:24:27.074 --> 00:24:28.858 I mean, pretty please? 473 00:24:30.294 --> 00:24:34.124 Look, it's cool. I know, all the records are digital now, just-- 474 00:24:34.168 --> 00:24:36.736 just let me get seven days' worth for acute pain 475 00:24:36.779 --> 00:24:39.129 or whatever, and, you know... 476 00:24:41.131 --> 00:24:44.918 You were referred by Ms. Santiago, is that correct? 477 00:24:44.961 --> 00:24:46.702 Yeah. Uh... 478 00:24:46.746 --> 00:24:49.052 You got her those Oxies, she said. 479 00:24:49.096 --> 00:24:51.620 I don't know what Ms. Santiago told you about me, 480 00:24:51.664 --> 00:24:53.927 but I'm not running that type of clinic here. 481 00:24:53.970 --> 00:24:56.669 This is a pain relief clinic for patients in need. 482 00:24:56.712 --> 00:24:59.106 You want a pill mill? You go somewhere else. 483 00:24:59.149 --> 00:25:01.500 Well, technically, I am in need, doc. 484 00:25:01.543 --> 00:25:03.980 -You know what I'm saying? -Don't ever come back here. 485 00:25:04.024 --> 00:25:07.288 And you can tell Ms. Santiago that she's not welcome here anymore, either. 486 00:25:07.331 --> 00:25:09.943 Yo, who you kiddin', doc? 487 00:25:09.986 --> 00:25:12.162 I could have put you onto mad business. 488 00:25:12.206 --> 00:25:15.688 Whatever, you ain't the only clinic in town still prescribing. 489 00:25:15.731 --> 00:25:17.211 Your loss. 490 00:25:19.039 --> 00:25:21.868 No wonder you're single. Stupid ass. 491 00:25:21.911 --> 00:25:23.783 -What'd you just say? -[Mary] Forget it. 492 00:25:23.826 --> 00:25:26.394 [Sharon] Sir, I'm gonna need you-- Sir! Sir! 493 00:25:26.437 --> 00:25:28.614 Are we in the position to be turning down new patients? 494 00:25:28.657 --> 00:25:30.354 We're not drug dealers, Kat. 495 00:25:30.833 --> 00:25:32.574 Please, since when? 496 00:25:32.618 --> 00:25:34.271 There are CDC guidelines. 497 00:25:35.969 --> 00:25:37.579 You just can't overdo it. 498 00:25:37.623 --> 00:25:39.842 The state is coming down on clinics like ours, 499 00:25:39.886 --> 00:25:42.584 so no new prescriptions and we taper the old ones off. 500 00:25:42.628 --> 00:25:44.499 We have to have standards. 501 00:25:45.282 --> 00:25:46.980 How are you gonna make money? 502 00:25:49.112 --> 00:25:51.245 You do know that you can help these people and run a business at the same time? 503 00:25:51.288 --> 00:25:53.377 It don't have to be one or the other. 504 00:25:57.686 --> 00:26:00.515 -[high-pitched beeping] -[music playing from radio] 505 00:26:00.559 --> 00:26:03.692 [mechanic] Your catalytic convertor was missing, so we replace. 506 00:26:03.736 --> 00:26:05.868 What do you mean, missing? Did it fall off? 507 00:26:05.912 --> 00:26:08.741 No. Someone probably steal. 508 00:26:08.784 --> 00:26:10.786 Why would someone steal that? 509 00:26:10.830 --> 00:26:13.789 I see more and more now, junkies steal for scrap. 510 00:26:13.833 --> 00:26:16.705 They make $200 easy this way. 511 00:26:16.749 --> 00:26:19.534 You are the fifth person I replace this week. 512 00:26:19.578 --> 00:26:23.407 Hmm, glad to hear business is thriving for everyone. 513 00:26:23.451 --> 00:26:24.844 How much do I owe you? 514 00:26:28.717 --> 00:26:30.371 $2500? 515 00:26:32.286 --> 00:26:35.245 -Can you come down at all here? -I already give you discount on labor. 516 00:26:35.289 --> 00:26:36.595 Please. 517 00:26:38.901 --> 00:26:40.686 [Mary sighs] 518 00:26:47.562 --> 00:26:49.433 [machine beeping] 519 00:26:49.477 --> 00:26:52.219 -This no good. -No, that one works. Run it again. 520 00:26:56.092 --> 00:26:58.399 -[machine beeping] -[Mary] Do you take checks? 521 00:26:58.442 --> 00:26:59.922 [gentle guitar music playing] 522 00:26:59.966 --> 00:27:01.358 [whispers] Okay. 523 00:27:04.579 --> 00:27:06.537 [Michael sighing] 524 00:27:09.758 --> 00:27:13.240 [Yvette] Mom, Jenny got into Columbia, too. Maybe we could be roommates next year. 525 00:27:13.283 --> 00:27:15.851 -[Mary] That's great for Jenny. -[Yvette] You don't sound excited. 526 00:27:15.895 --> 00:27:17.723 [Mary] No, I am, honey, I am. 527 00:27:17.766 --> 00:27:19.681 I'm just with a patient. Let me call you later. 528 00:27:19.725 --> 00:27:24.991 [♪] 529 00:27:26.035 --> 00:27:27.994 [man] Well, what are you gonna do? 530 00:27:28.037 --> 00:27:30.126 [Mary] Well, it would help if you got a goddamn job, 531 00:27:30.170 --> 00:27:32.302 so I don't have to pay for the children and everything-- 532 00:27:32.346 --> 00:27:33.956 [man] So you expect me to pay for this? 533 00:27:34.000 --> 00:27:35.392 I didn't tell her to go to Columbia. 534 00:27:35.436 --> 00:27:40.093 [♪] 535 00:27:41.311 --> 00:27:42.661 [coins rattling] 536 00:27:52.758 --> 00:27:54.585 [Michael sighs] 537 00:28:04.857 --> 00:28:06.946 [electronic music playing] 538 00:28:06.989 --> 00:28:08.730 [high-pitched beeping] 539 00:28:12.125 --> 00:28:16.999 [overlapping, hushed chatter] 540 00:28:17.043 --> 00:28:19.959 -Yeah, I need a copy of that. -It's been done. 541 00:28:20.002 --> 00:28:23.092 [overlapping, hushed chatter continues] 542 00:28:23.136 --> 00:28:25.616 [music intensifies] 543 00:28:30.883 --> 00:28:32.928 Good afternoon! How we doin'? 544 00:28:32.972 --> 00:28:34.495 -Nice to see you. -[woman] Mr. Kassar. 545 00:28:34.538 --> 00:28:37.280 How are ya? How you doin', Chuck? 546 00:28:37.759 --> 00:28:39.456 [Jacob clears throat] 547 00:28:39.500 --> 00:28:41.502 How did it go with the Pain Care Forum lobbyists? 548 00:28:41.545 --> 00:28:43.722 Just as long as the checks clear, they'll pass the bill. 549 00:28:43.765 --> 00:28:46.550 Listen, what do you know about this AG Ablees? 550 00:28:47.160 --> 00:28:49.815 He wants to be a hero, but I can crack him. 551 00:28:49.858 --> 00:28:52.252 You'd better for what we pay you, come on. 552 00:28:57.823 --> 00:29:02.218 Listen, um, I need you to do something for me, after we settle Ohio. 553 00:29:02.262 --> 00:29:06.396 Uh... [chuckles] ...I need you to put in a word for me with the board. 554 00:29:08.398 --> 00:29:09.748 [Dana chuckles] 555 00:29:11.967 --> 00:29:13.577 I don't know, Jacob. 556 00:29:15.841 --> 00:29:17.364 Are you ready for this? 557 00:29:17.407 --> 00:29:19.714 Your father won't step down without a fight. 558 00:29:19.758 --> 00:29:22.325 Now, change is inevitable. 559 00:29:22.369 --> 00:29:24.632 Question is, do you want to be ahead of it, 560 00:29:24.675 --> 00:29:25.807 or behind it? 561 00:29:26.373 --> 00:29:28.027 I agree, from a PR standpoint, 562 00:29:28.070 --> 00:29:30.377 that a change in leadership would be welcome-- 563 00:29:30.420 --> 00:29:32.640 KanMed needs a new face. Does it not? 564 00:29:32.683 --> 00:29:35.338 Even if it is the same family, someone to clean up our broken image, 565 00:29:35.382 --> 00:29:38.864 and on some level, my father understands that. 566 00:29:42.519 --> 00:29:46.045 It would be smoother for him to... willingly step down, but-- 567 00:29:46.088 --> 00:29:47.786 [Jacob laughs] 568 00:29:47.829 --> 00:29:49.309 You think he's gonna do that? 569 00:29:49.352 --> 00:29:54.575 [♪] 570 00:29:56.098 --> 00:29:57.273 Dad. 571 00:29:58.666 --> 00:30:00.624 I've missed a good war room. 572 00:30:02.104 --> 00:30:04.759 -What are-- what you doing here? -[Lawrence] I'm finishing it. 573 00:30:04.803 --> 00:30:06.848 No, that's, uh-- that's a bad idea. 574 00:30:06.892 --> 00:30:08.850 Uh, Dana and I can be the firewall in this, 575 00:30:08.894 --> 00:30:10.852 and there's-- there's no need for you to show face. 576 00:30:10.896 --> 00:30:13.507 Mmm, Jacob, if you could have settled this, 577 00:30:13.550 --> 00:30:14.856 you would have by now. 578 00:30:14.900 --> 00:30:16.945 Dad, I need you to trust me here. 579 00:30:18.164 --> 00:30:19.382 'Cause you're my son? 580 00:30:21.384 --> 00:30:24.605 You know that doesn't work for me. 581 00:30:24.648 --> 00:30:26.825 How am I gonna earn it if you don't give me the chance? 582 00:30:27.913 --> 00:30:30.306 Look... [sighs] ...it's-- 583 00:30:30.350 --> 00:30:32.743 this thing has gone on long enough, all right? 584 00:30:32.787 --> 00:30:36.443 You've had your chance. Now, when they see me, sitting across from them, 585 00:30:36.486 --> 00:30:39.576 they're gonna know we mean business, all right? 586 00:30:39.620 --> 00:30:41.883 -Dana, brief me. -[Dana] Good to see you, sir. 587 00:30:41.927 --> 00:30:44.886 Yes, they'll be three plaintiffs families on the Ohio side. 588 00:30:44.930 --> 00:30:46.496 Um, not to worry, I'll do-- 589 00:30:46.540 --> 00:30:49.021 [gentle orchestral music playing] 590 00:30:49.064 --> 00:30:52.067 [Jeff] You don't care that this is technically illegal? 591 00:30:52.633 --> 00:30:55.462 I don't really give a shit. It's fun. 592 00:30:55.854 --> 00:30:57.246 Sometimes. 593 00:30:59.945 --> 00:31:03.862 Isn't it crazy, how seeing someone, like, outside their work environment 594 00:31:03.905 --> 00:31:06.516 can just completely change your perspective of them? 595 00:31:06.560 --> 00:31:08.431 -Jeff? -Yeah. 596 00:31:09.345 --> 00:31:11.173 Don't ruin it. 597 00:31:11.217 --> 00:31:12.522 Okay. 598 00:31:14.089 --> 00:31:17.614 Oh, man, it's like seeing someone in a parallel universe. 599 00:31:17.963 --> 00:31:20.748 You know, I'm not just a drug rat. 600 00:31:20.791 --> 00:31:22.271 I'm not just a doctor. 601 00:31:27.146 --> 00:31:28.887 -Jeff. -Hmm? 602 00:31:29.235 --> 00:31:31.846 I need you to put me back on the lecture circuit. 603 00:31:33.239 --> 00:31:35.371 Oh, what the fuck, Mary? 604 00:31:36.111 --> 00:31:38.897 Is that what this was all about? 605 00:31:38.940 --> 00:31:41.203 -Yes and no. -Look. 606 00:31:41.987 --> 00:31:45.512 I'm sorry, but KanMed doesn't want us to promote oxycodone anymore. 607 00:31:45.555 --> 00:31:48.994 -You know, it means no more lectures. -But I need those lectures. 608 00:31:49.037 --> 00:31:51.518 I make the majority of my income giving speeches. 609 00:31:51.561 --> 00:31:54.347 And-- and, believe me, I for one am extremely grateful. 610 00:31:54.390 --> 00:31:56.958 You know, you help me hit my quota every year. 611 00:31:57.002 --> 00:32:00.179 -I wasn't doing it for you. -Look, KanMed believes it's not a good look for them 612 00:32:00.222 --> 00:32:03.747 to be promoting opioids when they're being blamed for the epidemic. 613 00:32:04.009 --> 00:32:06.620 I mean, look, it's terrible, what's going on out there. 614 00:32:06.663 --> 00:32:08.665 Half my colleagues have been laid off. 615 00:32:08.709 --> 00:32:11.755 -I'm lucky to still have a job. -So what am I supposed to do? 616 00:32:12.017 --> 00:32:14.584 Survive off your charm and fuckin' rainbow bagels? 617 00:32:14.628 --> 00:32:16.630 Oh, shit. 618 00:32:16.673 --> 00:32:19.285 Wouldn't kill you to use a little charm yourself. 619 00:32:22.157 --> 00:32:24.725 All right. I'll be honest with you. 620 00:32:24.768 --> 00:32:27.989 KanMed just got a new drug approved by the FDA, 621 00:32:28.033 --> 00:32:29.686 it's called NOX. 622 00:32:29.730 --> 00:32:32.733 It's an opioid antagonist. For overdoses. 623 00:32:33.603 --> 00:32:36.824 Wow. You guys are getting paid to kill them and save them, huh? 624 00:32:36.867 --> 00:32:39.000 Ooh, I can't hear that. [clears throat] 625 00:32:39.044 --> 00:32:41.220 It'll be rolled out over the next couple weeks. 626 00:32:41.263 --> 00:32:42.786 All right, I'm listening. 627 00:32:42.830 --> 00:32:44.658 Think I have a sample here somewhere. 628 00:32:44.701 --> 00:32:46.486 [plastic crinkling] 629 00:32:46.529 --> 00:32:48.227 Here. You can keep that. 630 00:32:50.316 --> 00:32:52.622 It can be administered through clothing. 631 00:32:52.666 --> 00:32:56.278 KanMed wants the lecture circuit to consist of first responders. 632 00:32:56.322 --> 00:33:00.239 You know, police, EMTs, but... I could pitch you forward, too. 633 00:33:00.282 --> 00:33:03.242 I actually think it'd be good to have some doctors promoting it. 634 00:33:03.285 --> 00:33:05.026 It's a little out of my jurisdiction. 635 00:33:05.070 --> 00:33:07.637 I know, but... 636 00:33:07.681 --> 00:33:10.118 maybe it can help you get you back to where you need to be. 637 00:33:12.773 --> 00:33:16.342 Thank you. And I'm sorry I was harsh. 638 00:33:16.385 --> 00:33:18.083 I've been a bit stressed. 639 00:33:18.126 --> 00:33:19.998 You don't have to apologize to me. 640 00:33:22.348 --> 00:33:25.481 And listen, you need to blow off some steam. 641 00:33:28.223 --> 00:33:31.444 Or maybe we shouldn't make this too much of a regular thing. 642 00:33:33.228 --> 00:33:34.534 I'm not good, huh? 643 00:33:35.970 --> 00:33:38.451 I was gonna say, I teach spin class. 644 00:33:39.017 --> 00:33:41.628 You can come, as my guest, anytime. 645 00:33:41.671 --> 00:33:43.108 For free. 646 00:33:43.151 --> 00:33:45.849 Wait, you're a spin instructor? 647 00:33:45.893 --> 00:33:48.809 I told you, I'm not just a drug rep. 648 00:33:49.505 --> 00:33:51.029 Everyone's got a side hustle. 649 00:33:51.072 --> 00:33:53.466 Ah, we do what we gotta do, right? 650 00:33:53.988 --> 00:33:56.469 Mm, another parallel universe. 651 00:33:56.512 --> 00:33:58.384 [gentle piano music plays] 652 00:33:58.427 --> 00:34:03.693 [♪] 653 00:34:09.438 --> 00:34:12.050 [Dana] Let's go over the game plan, Mr. Kassar. 654 00:34:12.963 --> 00:34:15.531 Want to try and talk Ablees back into a multi-state, 655 00:34:15.574 --> 00:34:18.578 but there is a good chance they're gonna want their own settlement. 656 00:34:18.621 --> 00:34:21.275 And the mediation's sealed from the public, Dad, so no cameras. 657 00:34:21.536 --> 00:34:23.364 When they bring up their witnesses, 658 00:34:23.409 --> 00:34:27.326 today, I need for you to be stoic and steadfast. 659 00:34:27.369 --> 00:34:28.762 Not a problem. 660 00:34:30.416 --> 00:34:32.070 Dad, you've never been face to face with these plaintiffs. 661 00:34:32.505 --> 00:34:34.594 Some of these testimonies can get pretty... 662 00:34:34.637 --> 00:34:36.726 -emotional. -Yeah. 663 00:34:37.379 --> 00:34:39.947 [Lawrence] Nothing's gonna change my position, son. 664 00:34:39.989 --> 00:34:41.253 -Nicholas. -[Dana] Good. 665 00:34:41.295 --> 00:34:43.733 Ohio is seeking $30 million. 666 00:34:43.777 --> 00:34:45.996 We suggest offering five million. 667 00:34:46.040 --> 00:34:48.129 They expect us to pay for heroin addicts, 668 00:34:48.172 --> 00:34:50.523 and now we gotta pay everybody's health care, too? 669 00:34:50.565 --> 00:34:54.135 If they attack you and say that you're insensitive to the opioid crisis, 670 00:34:54.179 --> 00:34:57.878 we pivot and say that KanMed is now the leader in abuse deterrent drugs. 671 00:34:57.921 --> 00:35:00.359 Yeah, just tell 'em that KanMed distributes millions 672 00:35:00.402 --> 00:35:02.883 in prescription drug monitoring programs, they eat that shit up. 673 00:35:02.926 --> 00:35:06.060 That's not to stray from the talking points we've highlighted for you, sir. 674 00:35:06.104 --> 00:35:08.845 We're gonna do everything we can to keep them from questioning you. 675 00:35:08.889 --> 00:35:11.892 We would like to wrap this up today. 676 00:35:11.935 --> 00:35:14.547 -[tires screeching] -[horns honking] 677 00:35:14.590 --> 00:35:16.766 [eerie music plays] 678 00:35:22.250 --> 00:35:24.122 -I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man. -Excuse me. 679 00:35:24.165 --> 00:35:26.211 -There's a line. -Listen. I know. It's an emergency. 680 00:35:26.254 --> 00:35:28.822 -Hi, hi. -[Sharon] Sir, you're gonna have to wait in line. 681 00:35:28.865 --> 00:35:31.694 I've been coming here for years, that's gotta count for something, right? 682 00:35:31.738 --> 00:35:34.175 -What's the emergency? -I-- I need a refill on a prescription. 683 00:35:34.219 --> 00:35:36.003 Yeah, don't we all, man? Get in line. 684 00:35:36.046 --> 00:35:38.005 That's okay, I can schedule you an appointment-- 685 00:35:38.048 --> 00:35:40.050 No, hey. Look. I don't care, I'll pay double. 686 00:35:40.094 --> 00:35:42.314 Here, I have the money. I don't care. 687 00:35:42.357 --> 00:35:45.186 -I need to see the doctor. -[Sharon] Okay, sir. She is not in right now. 688 00:35:45.230 --> 00:35:47.754 That's bullshit, what are all these people doing here? 689 00:35:47.797 --> 00:35:50.017 -[Sharon] Sir. -Waiting in line, like you should be, man. 690 00:35:50.060 --> 00:35:52.019 -Would you please fuck off? -[thud] 691 00:35:52.062 --> 00:35:54.021 -I didn't mean that. -We're pushing each other? 692 00:35:54.064 --> 00:35:56.154 -No, we're not pushing each other. -No, you just pushed me. 693 00:35:56.197 --> 00:35:58.417 I'm sorry. I said I'm sorry, all right? I didn't mean it. 694 00:35:58.460 --> 00:36:00.767 -No, I'm sorry, too. -Hey, come on. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. 695 00:36:00.810 --> 00:36:02.377 [Michael grunts] Hey, stop. 696 00:36:02.421 --> 00:36:04.205 -[man] Sorry, man! -[Michael] Stop! 697 00:36:04.249 --> 00:36:05.641 Keep moving, honey. -They're kicking each other, -Mom. 698 00:36:05.685 --> 00:36:07.991 -[Mary] Hey! Oh! Oh! -[Michael grunts in pain] 699 00:36:08.035 --> 00:36:10.037 Hey! Hey. What the hell's going on? 700 00:36:10.080 --> 00:36:12.213 Both of you, get out of here, or I'm calling the police. 701 00:36:12.257 --> 00:36:14.911 -I need to see you. -I'm sorry, there are no appointments for you. 702 00:36:14.955 --> 00:36:17.523 -Doctor, I'm getting sick. -If you're sick, then go to the hos-- 703 00:36:17.566 --> 00:36:19.351 I don't need a hospital! Can you refill? 704 00:36:19.394 --> 00:36:21.222 -You need to leave! -Just give me a refill! 705 00:36:21.266 --> 00:36:23.442 You are not welcome here. Dale, get him out of here. 706 00:36:23.485 --> 00:36:25.966 -You could write it right now! Fuck you, Dale! -Call the police! 707 00:36:26.009 --> 00:36:28.664 Just get a pad, I know it's right back there. Please, just get a pad! 708 00:36:28.708 --> 00:36:30.710 -Sir, please, leave! -I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving until you see me. 709 00:36:30.753 --> 00:36:32.799 -Kat, call the police. -I'm not leaving until you see me. 710 00:36:32.842 --> 00:36:35.541 -I will call the police, sir. -Call them, I don't care. 711 00:36:35.584 --> 00:36:37.064 -Call the police, right now. -Really? 712 00:36:37.107 --> 00:36:38.979 Call them right now. Yes! 713 00:36:39.719 --> 00:36:42.330 -[glass breaking] -[Mary gasps] 714 00:36:42.374 --> 00:36:44.724 Fuck, now I need to go to a hospital. You happy? 715 00:36:44.767 --> 00:36:48.380 Yes! And you, please, Dale, get them out of here. 716 00:36:48.423 --> 00:36:50.817 -[Dale] You heard her. Let's go. -Are you okay? 717 00:36:50.860 --> 00:36:53.428 -[Sharon] Oh, my goodness, Mary. -What is happening? 718 00:36:53.472 --> 00:36:55.648 I don't-- It-- I'm so sorry. 719 00:36:55.691 --> 00:36:58.564 I am so-- Please. I will be taking appointments shortly. 720 00:36:58.607 --> 00:37:00.392 -Have a seat. -Come in, sweetie. 721 00:37:00.435 --> 00:37:02.263 -Could you get the glass? -I-- I got it, Mary. 722 00:37:02.307 --> 00:37:04.831 Just take -- it's just, we're sorry. It's gonna be... 723 00:37:04.874 --> 00:37:06.572 -Did you call the cops? -Of course not. 724 00:37:06.615 --> 00:37:07.747 Okay, good. 725 00:37:07.790 --> 00:37:10.184 [ominous guitar music plays] 726 00:37:10.228 --> 00:37:15.450 [♪] 727 00:37:19.759 --> 00:37:22.109 [Michael groaning in pain] 728 00:37:26.461 --> 00:37:27.897 [tires screech] 729 00:37:34.556 --> 00:37:36.689 -Hey, you can't park here! -Yeah, yeah. 730 00:37:38.647 --> 00:37:40.780 Okay, you're all set. 731 00:37:40.823 --> 00:37:44.087 Just make sure you keep your hand dry for at least 48 hours, 732 00:37:44.131 --> 00:37:47.439 then you can wash with cold water, two times a day. 733 00:37:47.482 --> 00:37:50.180 Also, you get to take two of these every four hours. 734 00:37:50.224 --> 00:37:53.967 -[high-pitched ringing] -Well, this is Ibuprofen. 735 00:37:54.010 --> 00:37:57.275 I was thinking maybe you could give me something a little stronger? 736 00:37:57.318 --> 00:38:00.669 [nurse] I'm sorry. According to the Prescription Monitoring Registry, 737 00:38:00.713 --> 00:38:03.411 you reached your limit this month. It's out of our hands. 738 00:38:03.455 --> 00:38:06.414 [eerie orchestral music plays] 739 00:38:06.458 --> 00:38:11.724 [♪] 740 00:38:29.742 --> 00:38:31.352 [Hicks] Good afternoon, everyone. 741 00:38:31.396 --> 00:38:33.136 My name is Carl Hicks. 742 00:38:33.180 --> 00:38:35.487 I'll be your mediator today. 743 00:38:35.530 --> 00:38:37.750 Our goal here is to find a resolution 744 00:38:37.793 --> 00:38:40.622 that both parties are comfortable with. 745 00:38:40.666 --> 00:38:42.494 I understand this is a high-profile, 746 00:38:42.537 --> 00:38:45.323 and highly emotional case, for everyone involved. 747 00:38:45.888 --> 00:38:47.934 But let's try to keep an air of civility, 748 00:38:47.977 --> 00:38:51.154 in order to find a common goal of resolution. 749 00:38:52.242 --> 00:38:56.159 Mr. Ablees, would you please introduce the plaintiffs? 750 00:38:56.203 --> 00:38:57.726 [Ablees] Thank you, sir. 751 00:39:00.425 --> 00:39:02.078 We of the great state of Ohio 752 00:39:02.122 --> 00:39:04.646 are seeking payment 753 00:39:04.690 --> 00:39:09.477 for the damages caused by KanMed, 754 00:39:09.521 --> 00:39:11.479 with the misbranding of oxycodone... 755 00:39:13.351 --> 00:39:16.615 a prescription opioid pain medication, 756 00:39:16.658 --> 00:39:20.706 with intent to defraud and mislead the public. 757 00:39:21.881 --> 00:39:25.188 It's impossible to put a price on the damage 758 00:39:25.232 --> 00:39:28.409 KanMed has caused to the families, 759 00:39:28.453 --> 00:39:30.498 to the communities, and to this state. 760 00:39:33.022 --> 00:39:35.547 Families who will never see their children again. 761 00:39:36.330 --> 00:39:38.463 Communities who have lost 762 00:39:38.506 --> 00:39:41.553 an entire generation to opioids, 763 00:39:41.596 --> 00:39:43.293 where high schoolers have gone 764 00:39:43.337 --> 00:39:47.167 to more funerals that graduation parties. 765 00:39:47.472 --> 00:39:49.648 [Jacob snickering, clears throat] 766 00:39:49.691 --> 00:39:51.432 And to this state, 767 00:39:53.042 --> 00:39:55.915 that is on the brink of bankruptcy, 768 00:39:56.568 --> 00:39:58.918 because we can't keep up with the health care costs, 769 00:39:58.961 --> 00:40:01.137 due to the opioid crisis. 770 00:40:03.226 --> 00:40:04.489 And for what? 771 00:40:07.709 --> 00:40:10.799 All for the sake of greed. 772 00:40:12.671 --> 00:40:16.936 Today, we demand that KanMed pay $30 million 773 00:40:16.979 --> 00:40:20.461 for the damages they've inflicted 774 00:40:21.288 --> 00:40:23.725 upon this state and its citizens. 775 00:40:25.248 --> 00:40:29.470 [Hicks] Thank you, Mr. Ablees. The defense may now begin with their opening statement. 776 00:40:29.514 --> 00:40:31.037 Thank you, sir. 777 00:40:32.255 --> 00:40:33.518 Good afternoon. 778 00:40:35.215 --> 00:40:37.391 Today, we will hear a lot of facts. 779 00:40:38.523 --> 00:40:41.047 Yes, there are some facts which say that KanMed 780 00:40:41.090 --> 00:40:43.397 over-marketed oxycodone, 781 00:40:44.093 --> 00:40:45.878 and these facts are true, 782 00:40:46.356 --> 00:40:50.099 and KanMed is willing to take responsibility for their part. 783 00:40:51.536 --> 00:40:54.234 But this is a mediation, 784 00:40:54.277 --> 00:40:58.760 and that means both sides must take responsibility, 785 00:40:58.804 --> 00:41:00.458 so that we can meet in the middle. 786 00:41:01.502 --> 00:41:02.851 Because there are also 787 00:41:02.895 --> 00:41:05.071 some other facts we will hear today. 788 00:41:07.290 --> 00:41:09.684 Facts of how the FDA approved the drug 789 00:41:09.728 --> 00:41:12.861 they knew was highly addictive. 790 00:41:14.863 --> 00:41:17.779 Facts about individuals 791 00:41:18.127 --> 00:41:20.782 with substance abuse, who were clearly 792 00:41:20.826 --> 00:41:22.262 misusing the drug. 793 00:41:24.307 --> 00:41:27.528 Facts of how inept doctors 794 00:41:27.572 --> 00:41:29.617 became irresponsible, 795 00:41:29.661 --> 00:41:33.055 because we understand that there's an opioid crisis in this country. 796 00:41:33.099 --> 00:41:36.755 And KanMed is committed to helping. 797 00:41:36.798 --> 00:41:40.541 But pointing to one company and one product 798 00:41:40.585 --> 00:41:46.547 that never constituted more than 3.6% of the total opioid prescriptions 799 00:41:46.591 --> 00:41:49.942 really misses the mark on how to fix it. 800 00:41:49.985 --> 00:41:53.641 [eerie orchestral music plays] 801 00:41:57.427 --> 00:41:58.777 [Michael sniffs] 802 00:42:06.654 --> 00:42:13.574 [♪] 803 00:42:22.583 --> 00:42:23.715 [Michael sniffs] 804 00:42:26.761 --> 00:42:28.067 [Michael coughs] 805 00:42:28.894 --> 00:42:30.809 [man] All right, who's next? Come on. 806 00:42:30.852 --> 00:42:33.594 Excuse me, sir? Do you have a cigarette, by any chance? 807 00:42:33.638 --> 00:42:34.900 Sorry, I don't smoke. 808 00:42:35.901 --> 00:42:37.206 You sub or meth? 809 00:42:38.643 --> 00:42:40.949 -What's that? -Suboxone or methadone? 810 00:42:42.385 --> 00:42:44.562 Uh, what they can give me, I guess. 811 00:42:44.605 --> 00:42:47.695 Oh, it's your first time. 812 00:42:47.739 --> 00:42:50.872 -Yeah. -[man] Just one second, okay? 813 00:42:50.916 --> 00:42:54.615 They ain't gonna see you today if you're new. You should've gone first thing in the morning. 814 00:42:54.659 --> 00:42:57.487 -Really? -Yeah. And then they gotta piss test and swab you. 815 00:42:57.531 --> 00:42:58.837 It can take days. 816 00:42:58.880 --> 00:43:01.622 [sighs] I don't even have hours. 817 00:43:01.666 --> 00:43:03.711 What you need? H? 818 00:43:03.755 --> 00:43:06.235 No, I don't do that. I just need oxies. 819 00:43:06.279 --> 00:43:09.021 Ugh, my stomach. Oh, my God. 820 00:43:09.064 --> 00:43:12.198 I'm a good judge of character. I'll tell you what. I got a guy. 821 00:43:12.241 --> 00:43:14.417 It's not a problem. I can bring you to him. 822 00:43:16.898 --> 00:43:18.900 I'll hook you up. 823 00:43:18.944 --> 00:43:20.772 I don't know. Maybe I should go back to the ER. 824 00:43:20.815 --> 00:43:24.819 Shit, you must really like waiting in lines. 825 00:43:24.863 --> 00:43:27.735 -[man] Rich person? -Good luck with that. 826 00:43:27.779 --> 00:43:30.303 -[Michael scoffs] -Dude, you've got cash? 827 00:43:31.130 --> 00:43:33.785 Yeah. I just need a few until I see my doctor, 828 00:43:33.828 --> 00:43:36.352 or another doctor, but... 829 00:43:36.396 --> 00:43:37.832 can we go now? 830 00:43:37.876 --> 00:43:40.443 Chill, man, I gotta get my dose. But... 831 00:43:40.487 --> 00:43:42.228 yeah, after that, sure. 832 00:43:42.271 --> 00:43:44.099 I got you. Don't worry about it. 833 00:43:46.275 --> 00:43:48.147 [high-pitched beeping] 834 00:43:48.190 --> 00:43:55.154 [♪] 835 00:44:18.307 --> 00:44:20.005 -Thanks for waiting. -Oh, no problem. 836 00:44:20.048 --> 00:44:23.269 Sorry about the mess in the waiting room. 837 00:44:23.312 --> 00:44:26.185 -Please, take a seat. -I-- I can't. 838 00:44:27.447 --> 00:44:30.319 So your lower back is in pain? 839 00:44:30.363 --> 00:44:33.235 Yes, it's been hurting for several weeks now. 840 00:44:33.279 --> 00:44:35.455 I feel like it's only getting worse. 841 00:44:35.498 --> 00:44:38.676 Can I ask how you found me? Oh, I found you on the Internet. 842 00:44:38.719 --> 00:44:41.504 We don't usually see walk-ins without a referral. 843 00:44:41.548 --> 00:44:43.550 I understand-- I, um-- 844 00:44:43.593 --> 00:44:46.205 you're actually the closest doctor in my neighborhood, 845 00:44:46.248 --> 00:44:48.381 and I can't really drive at the moment, 846 00:44:48.424 --> 00:44:50.209 or even sit in the car. 847 00:44:50.252 --> 00:44:51.601 You got good reviews. 848 00:44:52.428 --> 00:44:54.909 All right. I'm gonna take a look. 849 00:45:01.960 --> 00:45:03.657 [faint jaunty music plays] 850 00:45:03.701 --> 00:45:06.312 [Michael retching] 851 00:45:06.355 --> 00:45:08.575 [Reggie] Dez, man, what the fuck? 852 00:45:08.618 --> 00:45:11.186 Why the fuck you bring this dopesick white boy to my crib? 853 00:45:11.230 --> 00:45:13.362 My block is right around the corner. 854 00:45:13.406 --> 00:45:15.713 He's got cash. He's cool, Reggie. 855 00:45:15.756 --> 00:45:18.759 Uh, sorry about that. I'm Michael. 856 00:45:18.803 --> 00:45:21.196 Oh, nobody give a fuck what your name is, man. 857 00:45:21.240 --> 00:45:23.285 [Michael groaning] 858 00:45:23.329 --> 00:45:24.852 -You a cop? -[Michael] No. 859 00:45:24.896 --> 00:45:27.986 Oh, he's got that super flu. He ain't no cop. 860 00:45:29.030 --> 00:45:31.685 What are you, some kind of professor, lawyer, or some shit? 861 00:45:31.729 --> 00:45:35.167 No, shit, he does kind of have that scholarly vibe to him. 862 00:45:35.210 --> 00:45:37.604 Dez. Shut the fuck up. 863 00:45:40.389 --> 00:45:43.958 Can't believe you brought this sorry-ass dopesick cop professor in here. 864 00:45:44.002 --> 00:45:45.525 She said you had oxies. 865 00:45:45.568 --> 00:45:47.222 [scoffs] "She said you had oxies." 866 00:45:47.266 --> 00:45:49.050 -[Dez giggling] -Fuck is wrong with you, man? 867 00:45:49.094 --> 00:45:51.009 -You got money? -Yeah. 868 00:45:54.926 --> 00:45:56.231 You know... 869 00:46:00.583 --> 00:46:03.021 know if you a cop, you'd have to tell me, right? 870 00:46:07.286 --> 00:46:08.809 Not a fucking cop, all right? 871 00:46:08.853 --> 00:46:11.159 Nah, no, no, no, no. 872 00:46:12.465 --> 00:46:15.424 I'm gonna need you to do a little bit better than that. 873 00:46:18.036 --> 00:46:19.385 Mm. 874 00:46:27.741 --> 00:46:29.003 Go ahead, man. 875 00:46:30.309 --> 00:46:31.484 Snort that shit. 876 00:46:32.833 --> 00:46:35.836 [Michael sighs, snorts] 877 00:46:35.880 --> 00:46:37.577 Oh. 878 00:46:37.620 --> 00:46:39.013 Thank you. 879 00:46:39.057 --> 00:46:41.276 Oh, fucking A, man. 880 00:46:41.320 --> 00:46:43.017 [Reggie snorts] 881 00:46:43.061 --> 00:46:44.758 Ah, man, you ain't no fucking cop. 882 00:46:44.802 --> 00:46:47.630 -[Dez giggling] -Just another fucking OC junkie. 883 00:46:47.674 --> 00:46:50.198 [Dez giggles] I told you. 884 00:46:50.242 --> 00:46:51.765 [Michael sighs] 885 00:46:52.722 --> 00:46:54.899 -[Michael clears throat] -I sell it all on eBay. 886 00:46:56.117 --> 00:46:58.337 Only put clean money in the bank, feel me? 887 00:46:58.380 --> 00:47:00.687 Reggie's got the first Agent Unknowncomic. 888 00:47:00.730 --> 00:47:03.864 -You're gonna show it to him? -No. 889 00:47:03.908 --> 00:47:06.911 -Come on, I brought you a deal! So just let me see it. -No. 890 00:47:06.954 --> 00:47:09.827 -I won't even take it out of the plastic. -No, Dez, no. 891 00:47:09.870 --> 00:47:12.917 I'm not gonna let your greasy-ass hands touch my shit. 892 00:47:12.960 --> 00:47:16.181 You lucky I even let you in my crib in the first place. 893 00:47:16.224 --> 00:47:18.270 Fuck around and give me bedbugs and shit. 894 00:47:18.313 --> 00:47:21.534 Fuck is wrong with you? Dirty ass. 895 00:47:21.577 --> 00:47:24.406 [Michael sighs] Okay, so how's this gonna work, man? 896 00:47:27.627 --> 00:47:30.630 Do you hear this dude? What do you want? 30s, 40s? 897 00:47:30.673 --> 00:47:33.415 -Uh, 40s-- 40s is good, yeah. -That-- that's 50. 898 00:47:33.459 --> 00:47:34.895 Each. 899 00:47:34.939 --> 00:47:36.941 [Michael] Okay. 900 00:47:36.984 --> 00:47:40.161 It's, like, $6 a pill at the pharmacy, man. 901 00:47:40.205 --> 00:47:42.207 Does this look like a fucking pharmacy to you? 902 00:47:42.250 --> 00:47:46.080 All right, here. That's-- that's 800, so. Whatever that gets me. 903 00:47:48.256 --> 00:47:49.475 [Michael sighs] 904 00:47:49.518 --> 00:47:50.998 Why are you so sweaty, man? 905 00:47:51.042 --> 00:47:52.260 Come on, man, please. 906 00:47:53.479 --> 00:47:55.698 I'll be right back. 907 00:47:55.742 --> 00:47:57.309 [Dez] And the comic, please. 908 00:47:58.963 --> 00:48:00.486 [Reggie] Ah. 909 00:48:00.529 --> 00:48:01.835 Man! 910 00:48:03.271 --> 00:48:05.056 You said it's been about five weeks, 911 00:48:05.099 --> 00:48:08.015 so technically, we're not talking about chronic pain. 912 00:48:08.798 --> 00:48:10.713 Um, I'll take a look at these X-rays. 913 00:48:10.757 --> 00:48:12.933 Thank you for bringing these. 914 00:48:12.977 --> 00:48:14.892 [machine whirring] 915 00:48:16.937 --> 00:48:18.330 Okay, well. 916 00:48:18.373 --> 00:48:20.506 These X-rays show that you don't have 917 00:48:20.549 --> 00:48:23.422 any broken bones in your spine or hips. 918 00:48:25.337 --> 00:48:28.731 Sounds to me like a pinched sciatica nerve. 919 00:48:28.775 --> 00:48:31.952 Now, medication can help ease the pain, but it's not a cure. 920 00:48:31.996 --> 00:48:35.086 I would recommend you go see our acupuncturist 921 00:48:35.129 --> 00:48:37.523 or the physical therapist that we work with. 922 00:48:42.267 --> 00:48:43.572 I just... 923 00:48:46.010 --> 00:48:49.187 [sniffs] I don't know what to do about the pain now. 924 00:48:49.230 --> 00:48:52.451 [sobs ] You know, I just-- I just think about 925 00:48:52.494 --> 00:48:54.975 ending it all, I don't know, and... 926 00:48:55.019 --> 00:48:57.978 [Katie sighs] ...you have to make it stop. 927 00:48:58.022 --> 00:48:59.284 Please. 928 00:49:01.590 --> 00:49:03.114 -[Mary sighs] -[Katie sniffs] 929 00:49:03.157 --> 00:49:05.681 How long have you been off the oxycodone? 930 00:49:05.725 --> 00:49:08.467 [Katie] It's been three weeks? 931 00:49:08.510 --> 00:49:10.991 [ominous orchestral music plays] 932 00:49:11.035 --> 00:49:16.257 [♪] 933 00:49:20.566 --> 00:49:23.438 Okay. 934 00:49:23.482 --> 00:49:26.398 I'm gonna write you a prescription for oxycodone. 935 00:49:26.441 --> 00:49:28.052 Ten milligrams. 936 00:49:28.095 --> 00:49:31.403 And I want you to take it three times a day. 937 00:49:31.446 --> 00:49:34.406 But you must do physical therapy along with it. 938 00:49:34.449 --> 00:49:37.365 -Promise? -[Katie] I promise. 939 00:49:37.409 --> 00:49:40.281 -Thank you for understanding. -[Mary] You're welcome. 940 00:49:40.325 --> 00:49:43.023 [indistinct chatter] 941 00:49:43.067 --> 00:49:45.939 [Sharon] Hi, that'll be $150, and we don't take insurance. 942 00:49:45.983 --> 00:49:47.245 Okay. 943 00:49:56.906 --> 00:49:58.473 He was just playing. 944 00:49:58.517 --> 00:49:59.866 [Dez giggling] 945 00:49:59.909 --> 00:50:01.085 I don't have bed bugs. 946 00:50:02.651 --> 00:50:05.263 Like, no way, uh... 947 00:50:07.091 --> 00:50:11.530 I knew this one guy, though, I think-- I think he was, like, a schizo or something. 948 00:50:11.573 --> 00:50:13.445 I used to cook up with him in my tent, 949 00:50:13.488 --> 00:50:16.361 and, um, one time I was tying him off, 950 00:50:16.404 --> 00:50:18.276 and I just saw all these bugs 951 00:50:18.319 --> 00:50:22.802 crawling all over him, just, like... crazy bugs. 952 00:50:22.845 --> 00:50:27.894 I thought I was, like, tripping. Like some PCP shit or whatever. I just-- and I just left. 953 00:50:27.937 --> 00:50:31.463 I just left all my shit there, clothes, everything. 954 00:50:31.506 --> 00:50:33.291 And just never went back. 955 00:50:35.597 --> 00:50:39.514 You know, just so you know, like, ugh, 956 00:50:39.558 --> 00:50:41.038 like, I have standards. 957 00:50:43.301 --> 00:50:46.217 I'm not, like, 958 00:50:46.260 --> 00:50:48.306 you know, dirty like that. 959 00:50:48.349 --> 00:50:49.655 Yeah. 960 00:50:54.442 --> 00:50:56.618 I didn't think you were dirty. 961 00:50:56.662 --> 00:50:58.577 Yeah. 962 00:50:58.620 --> 00:51:00.883 -All right, professor. -Oh. Thank you. 963 00:51:00.927 --> 00:51:03.538 -You all set, man. -Thank you very much. 964 00:51:03.582 --> 00:51:05.279 And, Dez. Hey! 965 00:51:05.323 --> 00:51:07.716 Don't take that shit out of the fucking plastic. 966 00:51:07.760 --> 00:51:10.850 -Okay. -You're gonna fuck up the resale value, for real. 967 00:51:14.201 --> 00:51:16.421 You got any Amnesia Mancomics? 968 00:51:18.205 --> 00:51:21.165 [mysterious music plays] 969 00:51:22.035 --> 00:51:23.471 [crowd cheering] 970 00:51:26.257 --> 00:51:27.867 [Allison whooping] 971 00:51:37.355 --> 00:51:39.792 [crowd cheering] 972 00:51:39.835 --> 00:51:41.533 Nice one, Scottie! 973 00:51:42.490 --> 00:51:45.232 He's been working on his free throws all season. 974 00:51:47.539 --> 00:51:50.455 [crowd cheering] 975 00:51:50.498 --> 00:51:52.631 Yeah! 976 00:51:59.812 --> 00:52:02.075 -[whistle blows] -[Allison] Ooh. 977 00:52:04.208 --> 00:52:06.688 -You're too late. -Better late than never, right? 978 00:52:06.732 --> 00:52:09.387 -[Allison chuckles] Right. -[Michael] How's he doing? 979 00:52:09.430 --> 00:52:10.736 He's crushing it. 980 00:52:12.346 --> 00:52:14.957 -Maybe the coach will start him now, huh? -Yeah, I hope so. 981 00:52:15.001 --> 00:52:16.959 -[parent] Back up, Josh! -[coach] Let's go, guys! 982 00:52:17.003 --> 00:52:18.961 -Michael, are you okay? -I'm fine, I was just-- 983 00:52:19.005 --> 00:52:20.615 -There's traffic. -You're sweating. 984 00:52:20.659 --> 00:52:22.661 -Yeah, I-- -What's going on with your hand? 985 00:52:22.704 --> 00:52:24.706 Just cut me some slack, please, Allison. 986 00:52:24.750 --> 00:52:27.013 We're divorced, remember? I don't have to do that anymore. 987 00:52:27.056 --> 00:52:28.971 The thing that you and I need to do together 988 00:52:29.015 --> 00:52:32.149 is show up on time for Scottie, and you can't do that. 989 00:52:32.192 --> 00:52:34.760 -Come on. -Good boy, Scottie! 990 00:52:36.979 --> 00:52:38.155 Come on, bud! 991 00:52:40.287 --> 00:52:43.203 -Hey, is that-- -Just my prescriptions. 992 00:52:43.247 --> 00:52:45.771 Are you seriously doing that in front of the arena? 993 00:52:45.814 --> 00:52:48.469 -At a nine-year-old's basketball game? -Okay, okay. 994 00:52:48.513 --> 00:52:50.645 These are fake. This asshole ripped me off. 995 00:52:50.689 --> 00:52:53.213 -What did you get? -Nothing, I'm fine. Lay off. 996 00:52:53.257 --> 00:52:55.955 -Lay off. -Yeah, if being a total goddamn mess is fine, you're fine. 997 00:52:57.739 --> 00:53:01.526 Hey, you see that, Coach? Good heart, Scottie! That is what I'm talking about! 998 00:53:01.569 --> 00:53:04.006 What's it gonna take for him to get some more playing time? 999 00:53:04.050 --> 00:53:06.270 Coach doesn't know what he's doing. 1000 00:53:06.313 --> 00:53:09.098 You know what? Why don't you be a screw-up on your own time, okay? 1001 00:53:09.142 --> 00:53:11.971 You wanna OD again on whatever's in your pocket, fine by me. 1002 00:53:12.014 --> 00:53:14.321 Do not do it right now. This is Scottie's time. 1003 00:53:14.365 --> 00:53:16.889 'Cause you don't have a relationship with your own parents 1004 00:53:16.932 --> 00:53:19.631 that you're constantly trying to sabotage your relationship with our son, 1005 00:53:19.674 --> 00:53:22.329 but I'm not gonna do this with you anymore. My God-- 1006 00:53:22.373 --> 00:53:23.852 -[gasps] Oh, my God! -[retching] 1007 00:53:23.896 --> 00:53:26.507 Michael! Oh, I'm so sorry. 1008 00:53:26.551 --> 00:53:28.683 -[Michael grunts] -[Allison] Jesus. 1009 00:53:28.727 --> 00:53:30.381 -Get me out of here, please. -[Allison] Okay. Oh... 1010 00:53:30.424 --> 00:53:33.819 Okay. Okay. Oh, I'm so sorry. Come on, come on. 1011 00:53:34.689 --> 00:53:35.995 I'm so sorry. 1012 00:53:36.038 --> 00:53:37.649 [man] That's Scottie's dad? 1013 00:53:37.692 --> 00:53:39.346 Scottie! 1014 00:53:39.390 --> 00:53:41.783 I'm sorry, Coach. Scottie. 1015 00:53:41.827 --> 00:53:44.133 Come here, baby, we gotta go. Your dad's sick. 1016 00:53:44.177 --> 00:53:46.484 -[Michael coughing] -Come on. 1017 00:53:46.527 --> 00:53:48.964 -[man] Look at the freak. -[crowd murmuring] 1018 00:53:51.924 --> 00:53:53.186 [Kat] 'Sup, doc? 1019 00:53:53.230 --> 00:53:54.666 [machine beeping] 1020 00:53:54.709 --> 00:53:56.015 What a day, huh? 1021 00:53:56.058 --> 00:53:57.234 Oh, is it over yet? 1022 00:53:58.931 --> 00:54:00.411 So, lunch with Jeff? 1023 00:54:01.281 --> 00:54:03.979 -Did it go well? -Stop sniffing around for clues. 1024 00:54:04.023 --> 00:54:06.068 Well, you gotta give me something. 1025 00:54:06.112 --> 00:54:07.896 Did you know he's a spin instructor? 1026 00:54:07.940 --> 00:54:10.508 Oh, God, I'm not surprised with those buns. 1027 00:54:10.551 --> 00:54:13.075 [chuckles] And that is all I got for you. 1028 00:54:14.642 --> 00:54:17.471 Okay, um, I don't know when's a good time, 1029 00:54:17.515 --> 00:54:19.430 so I'm just gonna go ahead and say it. 1030 00:54:19.473 --> 00:54:21.301 I need a raise. 1031 00:54:21.345 --> 00:54:24.304 -Are you kidding me? -What? We're back in business. 1032 00:54:24.348 --> 00:54:26.437 You are-- 1033 00:54:26.480 --> 00:54:29.744 Wow. Now's really not a good time. 1034 00:54:29.788 --> 00:54:32.921 [Kat] Okay, when is? Because I've been working here for three years, 1035 00:54:32.965 --> 00:54:35.489 and I've never asked you for a raise or even an extra day off. 1036 00:54:35.533 --> 00:54:38.666 -[Mary] Why today? -[Kat] Because they're raising my rent. 1037 00:54:39.928 --> 00:54:43.715 I'm sorry, but what happens outside the office is not my responsibility. 1038 00:54:44.455 --> 00:54:46.979 So you're willing to replace me? 1039 00:54:47.893 --> 00:54:50.635 I like you, Kat, I enjoy your company, 1040 00:54:50.678 --> 00:54:53.072 and you're a pleasure to have around the office. 1041 00:54:53.115 --> 00:54:54.943 But you're not irreplaceable. 1042 00:54:54.987 --> 00:54:57.555 Please don't mistake my kindness for weakness. 1043 00:54:58.860 --> 00:55:01.733 [Kat] You know, I could say the same thing to you. 1044 00:55:01.776 --> 00:55:03.604 What are you talking about? 1045 00:55:04.388 --> 00:55:07.347 You're a gynecologist that runs a pain relief clinic. 1046 00:55:11.090 --> 00:55:13.353 You know, it's just a small raise, that's it, 1047 00:55:13.397 --> 00:55:15.877 so I don't have to, like, stress at every month. 1048 00:55:15.921 --> 00:55:18.576 I wouldn't know what that's like, not to stress. 1049 00:55:20.882 --> 00:55:23.842 Ah, you wanna make a dent in this patient line, or not? 1050 00:55:23.885 --> 00:55:25.060 Yeah, sorry. 1051 00:55:26.540 --> 00:55:27.933 Can we talk about this later? 1052 00:55:29.282 --> 00:55:31.153 Yeah. Yeah, for sure. 1053 00:55:38.987 --> 00:55:41.163 -Come on. -Oh, yeah. 1054 00:55:41.207 --> 00:55:44.689 You played well today, Scottie. Sorry I ruined your game. 1055 00:55:44.732 --> 00:55:48.388 It's fine, Dad. I just want you to get better. 1056 00:55:48.432 --> 00:55:52.697 -[Michael sighs] -Shouldn't we take him to a hospital or something? 1057 00:55:52.740 --> 00:55:55.047 [Michael] No, no, I'm fine. It's just a cold. 1058 00:55:55.090 --> 00:55:57.702 [Allison] It's okay, buddy. Will you get your dad 1059 00:55:57.745 --> 00:56:00.400 a glass of water and a blanket, please? 1060 00:56:00.444 --> 00:56:02.663 -God, everything aches. -Michael. 1061 00:56:02.707 --> 00:56:05.753 -It's in my bones. -How can I help? 1062 00:56:05.797 --> 00:56:08.060 I just need some pills, please. Do you have any? 1063 00:56:08.103 --> 00:56:10.062 -No. -Anything upstairs? Anything, please? 1064 00:56:10.105 --> 00:56:12.064 -No. -Do you-- Nothing upstairs? -No, no more pills. 1065 00:56:12.107 --> 00:56:14.066 They're making you sick. I'm calling the detox cen-- 1066 00:56:14.109 --> 00:56:16.416 No, no, no. I'm not going back there. 1067 00:56:16.460 --> 00:56:18.113 Maybe this time will be different, 1068 00:56:18.157 --> 00:56:19.985 or we will find you another place to go, 1069 00:56:20.028 --> 00:56:22.335 but you do not get to say to me that you're not gonna go. 1070 00:56:22.379 --> 00:56:24.468 Come on. [moans] 1071 00:56:24.511 --> 00:56:26.426 How did this happen? 1072 00:56:26.470 --> 00:56:28.820 You were supposed to have a minor back surgery. 1073 00:56:28.863 --> 00:56:31.213 That was it, and now you're high all the time. 1074 00:56:31.257 --> 00:56:34.260 I'm not trying to get high, okay? I'm trying not to be sick. 1075 00:56:34.303 --> 00:56:35.914 -Okay. -You understand? 1076 00:56:35.957 --> 00:56:38.743 Yes, I understand. I'm sorry. 1077 00:56:38.786 --> 00:56:40.875 -[Michael coughing] -I'm sorry. 1078 00:56:40.919 --> 00:56:42.616 How many pills are you on a day? 1079 00:56:42.660 --> 00:56:45.097 [Michael coughing] I don't know, like, 40 or 50. 1080 00:56:45.140 --> 00:56:46.968 50? 1081 00:56:47.012 --> 00:56:48.796 I didn't know it was this bad, I didn't-- 1082 00:56:48.840 --> 00:56:51.059 The guilt trip is not helping, Allison, okay? 1083 00:56:51.103 --> 00:56:53.627 I'm not trying to guilt you, Michael. I'm worried about you, okay? 1084 00:56:53.671 --> 00:56:55.368 I'm worried about Scottie-- 1085 00:56:56.587 --> 00:56:58.023 Hey, baby. 1086 00:56:59.720 --> 00:57:01.896 I think we should, um, take your dad 1087 00:57:01.940 --> 00:57:03.463 to lay down in the guest room. 1088 00:57:03.507 --> 00:57:04.725 -Yeah? -Yeah. 1089 00:57:04.769 --> 00:57:06.074 -Come on. -Yeah. 1090 00:57:06.118 --> 00:57:07.989 -You lay down in here. -Okay. 1091 00:57:08.033 --> 00:57:10.731 Oh, you have a guest room. That's fancy. 1092 00:57:10.775 --> 00:57:13.081 Yeah, it ought to be fancy. You paid for it. 1093 00:57:14.169 --> 00:57:15.301 Here you go, Dad. 1094 00:57:15.344 --> 00:57:17.085 You're a good kid, Scottie. 1095 00:57:18.260 --> 00:57:19.566 Mmm. 1096 00:57:20.437 --> 00:57:22.830 Must have got it from your mom's side, huh? 1097 00:57:22.874 --> 00:57:24.789 [Allison chuckles] Come on, kid. Up. 1098 00:57:24.832 --> 00:57:26.225 Hey. 1099 00:57:27.095 --> 00:57:28.619 -[Scottie] Hey, Dad? -[Michael coughs] 1100 00:57:28.662 --> 00:57:30.490 Yeah. 1101 00:57:30.534 --> 00:57:32.492 [Scottie] When are you gonna get better? 1102 00:57:32.536 --> 00:57:34.842 I'm fine. It's a cold, I told you. 1103 00:57:36.104 --> 00:57:37.845 -Dad. -[Michael] What? 1104 00:57:37.889 --> 00:57:39.499 You can't keep lying to me. 1105 00:57:41.066 --> 00:57:43.024 I can tell there's something wrong. 1106 00:57:44.069 --> 00:57:45.549 Everyone can. 1107 00:57:48.073 --> 00:57:49.944 Look, I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry. 1108 00:57:51.946 --> 00:57:54.645 I don't need you to say you're sorry anymore. 1109 00:57:55.646 --> 00:57:57.822 Sorry is just a word. 1110 00:57:57.865 --> 00:57:59.693 It doesn't mean anything. 1111 00:58:00.825 --> 00:58:03.392 What I need is for you to get better. 1112 00:58:03.436 --> 00:58:06.395 -[Michael sighs] -To actually get better. 1113 00:58:10.356 --> 00:58:11.618 [Michael chuckles] 1114 00:58:13.533 --> 00:58:14.795 I, uh-- 1115 00:58:17.798 --> 00:58:19.104 [sniffs] 1116 00:58:22.368 --> 00:58:24.631 [exhales sharply] 1117 00:58:24.675 --> 00:58:26.503 So that's what it looks like, huh? 1118 00:58:30.289 --> 00:58:31.551 What? 1119 00:58:35.381 --> 00:58:36.643 Rock bottom. 1120 00:58:42.649 --> 00:58:45.826 Okay. Okay. I'll do it. I'll get better. 1121 00:58:45.870 --> 00:58:47.306 -I'll go. -[Allison] Please-- 1122 00:58:47.349 --> 00:58:49.482 I'll go. I'll go, come on. 1123 00:58:55.575 --> 00:58:58.447 -[Allison] Wait-- -Okay? I'm gonna do it, I promise. 1124 00:58:58.491 --> 00:59:00.145 I promise. 1125 00:59:02.930 --> 00:59:05.150 [sobs] Please get him out of here. 1126 00:59:05.193 --> 00:59:07.544 -Okay. Baby, come here. -Please. 1127 00:59:07.587 --> 00:59:09.241 Let's let your dad rest, okay? Come on. 1128 00:59:09.284 --> 00:59:12.157 [sorrowful music plays] 1129 00:59:14.028 --> 00:59:15.595 [Michael moaning] 1130 00:59:15.639 --> 00:59:20.905 [♪] 1131 00:59:31.306 --> 00:59:32.612 [sobbing] 1132 00:59:32.656 --> 00:59:34.396 [high-pitched beeping] 1133 00:59:34.440 --> 00:59:36.311 [clock ticking] 1134 00:59:37.530 --> 00:59:41.490 [faintly] ...against him, and the board-- 1135 00:59:41.534 --> 00:59:44.755 What are we talking about? We all good? 1136 00:59:46.060 --> 00:59:47.758 -Uh, yeah. -[Lawrence] Uh. 1137 00:59:47.801 --> 00:59:52.023 We're just plotting our next move, aren't we? 1138 00:59:52.066 --> 00:59:56.201 Excuse me, we wanted to go over some notes with the team before we go back in. 1139 00:59:57.419 --> 01:00:01.162 Okay, so, uh, what's the plan? Are we sticking with the five? 1140 01:00:02.686 --> 01:00:04.339 I'll tell you when I decide. 1141 01:00:06.298 --> 01:00:10.302 When you decide? Do you-- You wanna include me in that strategy or what? 1142 01:00:10.345 --> 01:00:12.043 Oh, I know where you stand. 1143 01:00:13.653 --> 01:00:16.308 I know you want me out. 1144 01:00:18.484 --> 01:00:21.226 Uh, Dad. Dad. That's not-- listen. 1145 01:00:21.269 --> 01:00:23.228 It's just a cosmetic cover-up. 1146 01:00:23.271 --> 01:00:25.926 You know, I might not have started this company, 1147 01:00:25.970 --> 01:00:28.625 but I sure as hell had the vision to turn it into an empire. 1148 01:00:28.668 --> 01:00:30.670 -I know! -I had a vision. -I know that. 1149 01:00:30.714 --> 01:00:32.150 What do you got besides blind ambition? 1150 01:00:32.193 --> 01:00:33.804 -You got a vision? Yeah? -Yeah, I do, Dad. 1151 01:00:33.847 --> 01:00:35.544 If you would stop doing everything on your own 1152 01:00:35.588 --> 01:00:37.285 and just listen to me, then I could fix this. 1153 01:00:37.329 --> 01:00:40.506 -Will you back up? -Let's take it outside. 1154 01:00:40.549 --> 01:00:44.510 -Dad? Dad, we're gonna be okay. -KanMed will be just fine, yes. 1155 01:00:44.553 --> 01:00:47.556 You don't need to look for the tobacco companies to see that. 1156 01:00:47.600 --> 01:00:50.124 But what about after the settlement? 1157 01:00:50.168 --> 01:00:54.215 After the settlement? What does that fucking matter, what are you talking about? 1158 01:00:54.259 --> 01:00:55.956 [Lawrence exhales sharply] 1159 01:00:56.000 --> 01:01:00.221 I remember when you boys were children, 1160 01:01:00.265 --> 01:01:03.050 and you've always-- 1161 01:01:03.094 --> 01:01:05.009 you always stole your brother's toys. 1162 01:01:07.402 --> 01:01:09.448 It's not my fault he quit, Dad. 1163 01:01:09.491 --> 01:01:12.146 I'm the one who stuck by your side in the trenches 1164 01:01:12.190 --> 01:01:14.409 while the walls were caving in. 1165 01:01:14.453 --> 01:01:16.150 I earned this. 1166 01:01:16.194 --> 01:01:17.674 You were born into it. 1167 01:01:17.717 --> 01:01:19.414 Yeah, well, fucking so were you! 1168 01:01:22.591 --> 01:01:25.769 Survival of the fittest, isn't that what you taught us? 1169 01:01:26.639 --> 01:01:29.468 China. Brazil. 1170 01:01:29.511 --> 01:01:33.167 We focus on unregulated markets where we have barely scratched the surface, 1171 01:01:33.211 --> 01:01:36.170 and while the US takes a hit on oxycodone, 1172 01:01:36.214 --> 01:01:39.783 we rebuild here, by focusing on anti-opioid antagonist drugs, Dad. 1173 01:01:39.826 --> 01:01:42.133 You bought me the toolkit-- [echoing] Antagonist drugs, Dad. 1174 01:01:42.176 --> 01:01:44.265 It's true that we can do anything, Dad. ...anything, Dad. 1175 01:01:44.309 --> 01:01:47.791 Anything, anything. Anti-opioid antagonist drugs, Dad. 1176 01:01:47.834 --> 01:01:49.880 You gave me the tools. 1177 01:01:49.923 --> 01:01:51.098 Let me build. 1178 01:01:54.754 --> 01:01:56.887 I-- I'm so sorry. We're back in now. 1179 01:01:56.930 --> 01:01:58.802 Yeah, we're not done here, Dana. 1180 01:02:02.762 --> 01:02:04.024 Yeah. We are. 1181 01:02:11.815 --> 01:02:13.860 [keys clacking] 1182 01:02:18.909 --> 01:02:21.346 Oh, no, Ma'am. You can't go back there. She's with a patient. 1183 01:02:21.389 --> 01:02:23.522 -Sorry, doc. -It's okay, I can see her now. 1184 01:02:23.565 --> 01:02:25.785 No, no, there's others who are waiting. 1185 01:02:25.829 --> 01:02:28.135 -It's fine. I'm sure it'll only be a minute. -I need the doctor. 1186 01:02:28.179 --> 01:02:31.748 It's okay, Ms. Monroe, I'm here. What seems to be the problem? 1187 01:02:31.791 --> 01:02:34.751 M-- Ms. Monroe? How many pills did you take? 1188 01:02:34.794 --> 01:02:36.796 -How many? -Yes, since I saw you today? 1189 01:02:36.840 --> 01:02:39.494 I-- I didn't see you today. 1190 01:02:39.538 --> 01:02:41.627 You don't remember your appointment 1191 01:02:41.670 --> 01:02:43.672 earlier this morning, Ms. Monroe? 1192 01:02:43.716 --> 01:02:47.241 -Ms. Monroe? -Did-- did I tell you about Hector? 1193 01:02:47.285 --> 01:02:49.896 Yes, yeah, you told me about Hector this morning. 1194 01:02:49.940 --> 01:02:51.768 Okay, she's off the reservation. 1195 01:02:51.811 --> 01:02:53.944 [snapping fingers] Hey. Ms. Monroe, Ms. Monroe. 1196 01:02:53.987 --> 01:02:56.642 -I need more. -I don't know, I think you've had enough. 1197 01:02:56.685 --> 01:02:59.036 Check her purse. Ms. Monroe, stay with me! Ms. Monroe? 1198 01:02:59.079 --> 01:03:00.733 -[Ms. Monroe] Yeah. -It's empty, dated today. 1199 01:03:00.777 --> 01:03:02.474 -Oh! God, wait. -All right, you got her? 1200 01:03:02.517 --> 01:03:04.302 -[Sharon] I got her. -[Kat] All right, I got her. 1201 01:03:04.345 --> 01:03:05.694 [Mary] Okay. Okay, Ms. Monroe? 1202 01:03:05.738 --> 01:03:07.392 -She's not breathing. -What? 1203 01:03:07.435 --> 01:03:09.524 -Should I call 911? -No, let me try something! 1204 01:03:09.568 --> 01:03:11.483 Start-- Shh! Come on, start breathing. 1205 01:03:11.526 --> 01:03:13.485 -Come on! -[Sharon] Hey, come on. Ms. Monroe! Come on. 1206 01:03:13.528 --> 01:03:15.617 -[Mary] On her shoulder. -[Sharon] You got her? 1207 01:03:15.661 --> 01:03:17.402 [Kat] Got her, got her. 1208 01:03:17.445 --> 01:03:19.578 -[Sharon] Doc, she-- -[Mary] Oh. 1209 01:03:24.801 --> 01:03:26.411 How long does it take to start working? 1210 01:03:26.454 --> 01:03:27.978 I don't know. Could be up to two minutes. 1211 01:03:28.021 --> 01:03:29.588 Two minutes! Okay, so should we call? 1212 01:03:29.631 --> 01:03:31.242 -No, look-- -Are you crazy? 1213 01:03:31.285 --> 01:03:33.722 [Mary] Okay, come on, let's go. 1214 01:03:33.766 --> 01:03:35.159 -[Kat] Ms. Monroe! -[Mary] Wake up. 1215 01:03:35.202 --> 01:03:36.943 [Kat] Come on! She's not breathing. 1216 01:03:36.987 --> 01:03:39.206 -What's-- -Call. Call right-- 1217 01:03:39.250 --> 01:03:41.121 -[Kat] Ms. Monroe! -Oh, there she-- 1218 01:03:41.165 --> 01:03:42.906 -[Mary] There we are. -Hey, there she is. 1219 01:03:42.949 --> 01:03:44.646 -[Sharon] Thank God. -You got it, Ms. Monroe. 1220 01:03:44.690 --> 01:03:46.605 -Just breathe. Yeah? -Okay, then. 1221 01:03:46.648 --> 01:03:48.346 -You all right? Mm-hmm? Come on. -[moaning] 1222 01:03:48.389 --> 01:03:50.870 -Take another breath. -What happened? 1223 01:03:50.914 --> 01:03:52.872 I-- I don't-- I-- 1224 01:03:52.916 --> 01:03:55.135 I don't know how I ended up here. 1225 01:04:02.142 --> 01:04:04.014 [Allison sighs] How we doing in here? 1226 01:04:04.057 --> 01:04:05.537 You tell me. 1227 01:04:05.580 --> 01:04:08.061 [Allison scoffs] 1228 01:04:08.105 --> 01:04:11.412 Um, I have good news, bad news. 1229 01:04:11.456 --> 01:04:13.893 I found a detox center that can take you. 1230 01:04:13.937 --> 01:04:16.548 -But? -They're closing for the night. 1231 01:04:17.505 --> 01:04:19.072 They said you can come first thing in the morning. 1232 01:04:19.116 --> 01:04:20.682 No, I can't wait till the morning. 1233 01:04:20.726 --> 01:04:22.554 -That's too long. -Yes, you can, Michael. 1234 01:04:22.597 --> 01:04:24.164 -You have to. -No. You don't understand. 1235 01:04:24.208 --> 01:04:26.645 -You promised him. -[Michael sighs] 1236 01:04:26.688 --> 01:04:30.475 -You have to. -[Michael breathes deeply] 1237 01:04:31.606 --> 01:04:33.391 -Okay. -[Allison] Okay. 1238 01:04:34.131 --> 01:04:36.133 Okay. 1239 01:04:36.176 --> 01:04:37.569 [Michael sighs] 1240 01:04:37.612 --> 01:04:39.266 Okay. 1241 01:04:39.310 --> 01:04:41.225 -[Allison] Come on. -[Michael] Mmm. 1242 01:04:42.966 --> 01:04:44.750 -[Allison] Yeah? -[Michael] Mmm. 1243 01:04:48.667 --> 01:04:52.627 We were absolutely terrible together, weren't we? 1244 01:04:52.671 --> 01:04:54.194 I'm not gonna marry you again, 1245 01:04:54.238 --> 01:04:56.283 if that's what you're getting at. 1246 01:04:56.327 --> 01:04:58.764 In your dreams. 1247 01:04:58.807 --> 01:05:00.244 What's in it for me? 1248 01:05:00.984 --> 01:05:04.378 A lifetime of Nar-Anon meetings and night terrors? 1249 01:05:04.422 --> 01:05:07.251 [Allison] I think I've had enough night terrors, thanks. 1250 01:05:07.294 --> 01:05:09.949 [Michael] Hey. 1251 01:05:09.993 --> 01:05:12.604 I want you to look in the pocket there. 1252 01:05:13.692 --> 01:05:16.129 You should give that to Scottie for me, okay? 1253 01:05:18.479 --> 01:05:19.959 -This? -[Michael] Yeah. 1254 01:05:22.483 --> 01:05:25.095 Love that. 1255 01:05:25.138 --> 01:05:27.010 Why don't you give it to him yourself? 1256 01:05:27.053 --> 01:05:29.273 -Scott-- -Hey, no, no, no. Babe, babe. 1257 01:05:29.316 --> 01:05:32.015 I don't want him to see me like this again, okay? 1258 01:05:32.058 --> 01:05:33.973 Ever. 1259 01:05:34.017 --> 01:05:36.193 You give it to him. You tell him. 1260 01:05:36.236 --> 01:05:38.499 Just tell him I've been forgetful, and-- 1261 01:05:40.284 --> 01:05:43.852 I'm sorry that-- But I'm getting better, okay? 1262 01:05:45.332 --> 01:05:47.856 -[Michael sighs] -Okay. 1263 01:05:47.900 --> 01:05:50.033 -Okay. -[Michael sighs] Thank you. 1264 01:05:50.076 --> 01:05:51.860 [Allison] I'll give it to him. 1265 01:05:54.689 --> 01:05:56.517 You gonna come visit me in there? 1266 01:05:56.561 --> 01:05:58.780 [chuckles] 1267 01:05:58.824 --> 01:06:00.957 I'll be there with pom-poms. 1268 01:06:04.047 --> 01:06:06.745 -You can do this. -I know, I'm gonna be fine. 1269 01:06:09.966 --> 01:06:11.663 Man, I'll be amazing. 1270 01:06:13.404 --> 01:06:18.061 [♪] 1271 01:06:25.285 --> 01:06:28.680 [water dripping] 1272 01:06:29.986 --> 01:06:32.205 [kettle whistling] 1273 01:06:32.249 --> 01:06:34.991 [clock ticking] 1274 01:06:41.780 --> 01:06:43.260 [glass jingling] 1275 01:06:46.263 --> 01:06:49.570 [Michael groaning] 1276 01:06:49.614 --> 01:06:51.181 [wind whooshing] 1277 01:07:24.127 --> 01:07:28.044 On behalf of the plaintiffs, we'd like to bring up one last representative. 1278 01:07:29.175 --> 01:07:30.916 Mr. Matthew Jenkins. 1279 01:07:32.135 --> 01:07:33.484 Oh. 1280 01:07:35.877 --> 01:07:38.837 [sighs] Good afternoon. 1281 01:07:38.880 --> 01:07:41.361 Uh, or I should say, good evening. 1282 01:07:41.405 --> 01:07:44.016 It's been a long day. 1283 01:07:44.060 --> 01:07:48.281 We've all been here for a while, so I will try to be brief. 1284 01:07:50.109 --> 01:07:52.720 I-- I need to start out by saying 1285 01:07:52.764 --> 01:07:57.290 that I have never seen myself as a weak person. 1286 01:07:57.334 --> 01:08:01.207 On the contrary, I view myself as a strong person. 1287 01:08:01.251 --> 01:08:03.862 Physically and mentally. 1288 01:08:03.905 --> 01:08:06.473 Um... 1289 01:08:06.517 --> 01:08:08.345 I was raised in a really great home, 1290 01:08:08.388 --> 01:08:10.086 with two loving parents. 1291 01:08:10.869 --> 01:08:14.177 I, uh-- I have a five-year-old son of my own. 1292 01:08:18.005 --> 01:08:20.270 All I ever wanted to do was play baseball. 1293 01:08:21.271 --> 01:08:22.836 And I did. 1294 01:08:22.880 --> 01:08:24.969 I have a good arm. 1295 01:08:25.013 --> 01:08:26.624 I had a good arm. 1296 01:08:27.886 --> 01:08:30.889 Eventually, I played Triple-A ball in Columbus, 1297 01:08:30.932 --> 01:08:35.894 and I'm not gonna lie, I-- I made it to the show. 1298 01:08:36.895 --> 01:08:41.769 I got called up to Cleveland, and that was a dream come true. 1299 01:08:41.813 --> 01:08:44.294 But as fate would have it, I, uh-- 1300 01:08:44.336 --> 01:08:47.297 I blew my elbow out in the off-season, 1301 01:08:47.340 --> 01:08:49.951 and I elected for Tommy John Surgery. 1302 01:08:51.214 --> 01:08:54.041 That's a procedure that, um, 1303 01:08:54.085 --> 01:08:56.479 usually helps most athletes, 1304 01:08:56.523 --> 01:08:59.787 and makes them stronger than ever before. 1305 01:09:05.315 --> 01:09:09.014 Look, what you need to understand is that... 1306 01:09:11.277 --> 01:09:13.758 when I started to take oxycodone, 1307 01:09:13.800 --> 01:09:17.501 I did it exactly the way my doctor told me to. 1308 01:09:19.067 --> 01:09:20.678 I didn't abuse it. 1309 01:09:22.419 --> 01:09:23.942 At the beginning. 1310 01:09:24.898 --> 01:09:28.685 No, I took it exactly how he prescribed it. 1311 01:09:32.255 --> 01:09:33.907 But it got its hooks in me. 1312 01:09:35.910 --> 01:09:38.782 And once that... drug 1313 01:09:38.826 --> 01:09:41.612 was in my system, 1314 01:09:41.655 --> 01:09:45.790 my body became physically dependent upon it. 1315 01:09:51.361 --> 01:09:55.191 Look, I didn't take oxycodone 1316 01:09:55.234 --> 01:09:59.543 to fill some kind of void 1317 01:09:59.585 --> 01:10:04.939 that was missing in my life, okay? 1318 01:10:04.983 --> 01:10:08.856 That medication... was pushed... 1319 01:10:10.031 --> 01:10:12.556 on me by-- 1320 01:10:12.599 --> 01:10:14.732 well, by doctors that I trust. 1321 01:10:16.647 --> 01:10:18.562 And that's not their fault. 1322 01:10:21.782 --> 01:10:23.262 That's not my fault. 1323 01:10:27.962 --> 01:10:29.398 That's your fault. 1324 01:10:34.099 --> 01:10:36.057 -Nice work today. -Thank you. 1325 01:10:36.101 --> 01:10:37.362 Hey, Mommy. 1326 01:10:37.407 --> 01:10:38.973 Baby! What are you doing here? 1327 01:10:39.017 --> 01:10:40.627 -Hi, Sharon. -[Sharon] Hey, girl. 1328 01:10:40.671 --> 01:10:43.282 Um, can we talk for a second? 1329 01:10:43.326 --> 01:10:45.197 Yes, of course. 1330 01:10:45.241 --> 01:10:48.418 [Yvette] So, I've been thinking, if Columbia doesn't work out 1331 01:10:48.460 --> 01:10:51.421 and the scholarships don't come through, I don't have to go. 1332 01:10:51.464 --> 01:10:53.684 -Hush! -I'm just happy knowing that I got in. 1333 01:10:53.727 --> 01:10:55.773 I can still apply to a state school. 1334 01:10:55.816 --> 01:10:58.384 -I'll be fine. -No. 1335 01:10:58.428 --> 01:11:00.343 I will make it work. 1336 01:11:00.386 --> 01:11:02.648 I've got this. You're going. 1337 01:11:04.347 --> 01:11:07.045 -Really? -Absolutely. 1338 01:11:09.482 --> 01:11:11.963 -Don't worry. -[Yvette chuckles] 1339 01:11:12.005 --> 01:11:14.531 -I'm gonna go. -You're going. You're going. 1340 01:11:15.401 --> 01:11:19.013 I wouldn't have it any other way, come here. 1341 01:11:19.057 --> 01:11:20.972 [Yvette] Thank you. Thank you. 1342 01:11:21.014 --> 01:11:22.495 I can't believe-- 1343 01:11:23.757 --> 01:11:25.150 [Yvette laughs] 1344 01:11:25.193 --> 01:11:27.021 [Mary] I'm so proud of you, baby. 1345 01:11:28.719 --> 01:11:30.155 I just... 1346 01:11:33.114 --> 01:11:34.681 I don't wanna suffer. 1347 01:11:37.075 --> 01:11:39.120 The pain was immense, 1348 01:11:39.164 --> 01:11:43.473 I don't know if any of you have dealt with chronic pain. 1349 01:11:44.952 --> 01:11:47.346 But to be honest, it's-- 1350 01:11:47.389 --> 01:11:48.695 it's boring. 1351 01:11:50.567 --> 01:11:52.264 It's monotonous, it's... 1352 01:11:54.571 --> 01:11:55.572 it's helpless. 1353 01:11:55.615 --> 01:11:57.791 [Mary sighs] No. 1354 01:11:57.835 --> 01:11:59.576 No, he's-- he's not in a car. 1355 01:11:59.619 --> 01:12:02.361 He has to be on foot, he didn't have his car. 1356 01:12:02.405 --> 01:12:04.755 No, I-- I understand that you are saying 1357 01:12:04.798 --> 01:12:07.627 I can't file a missing persons report for 48 hours, 1358 01:12:07.671 --> 01:12:10.021 but you're not listening to me, he was home! 1359 01:12:10.064 --> 01:12:12.240 And now he is gone. 1360 01:12:12.284 --> 01:12:14.678 I-- please, 1361 01:12:14.721 --> 01:12:17.811 you have officers out on patrol all night. 1362 01:12:17.855 --> 01:12:20.205 And I'm just telling you that I need help. 1363 01:12:21.989 --> 01:12:24.469 No, he's not a danger to others. 1364 01:12:26.516 --> 01:12:27.865 No. 1365 01:12:28.735 --> 01:12:31.477 We can't wait for two days, what-- 1366 01:12:31.521 --> 01:12:34.350 What does that even mean? 1367 01:12:34.393 --> 01:12:36.916 Um, red sweater, 1368 01:12:36.960 --> 01:12:40.704 uh, a blue jacket. 1369 01:12:40.746 --> 01:12:44.316 ["Get Over It" by John Graney playing] 1370 01:12:44.360 --> 01:12:47.188 ♪ There's an empty box In here ♪ 1371 01:12:47.232 --> 01:12:50.844 ♪ With an innocent roar 1372 01:12:50.888 --> 01:12:53.934 ♪ Get over it, get over it 1373 01:12:53.978 --> 01:12:56.154 ♪ I know what I want 1374 01:12:56.197 --> 01:12:59.592 ♪ To do salsa just because 1375 01:12:59.636 --> 01:13:02.639 ♪ Get over it, get over 1376 01:13:02.682 --> 01:13:05.119 ♪ I will send you up, boy 1377 01:13:05.163 --> 01:13:08.253 ♪ And the red light Flickers on ♪ 1378 01:13:08.296 --> 01:13:11.125 ♪ And the day begins 1379 01:13:11.169 --> 01:13:14.128 ♪ And it could be the good 1380 01:13:14.172 --> 01:13:17.218 ♪ It's so wrong, kids 1381 01:13:17.262 --> 01:13:20.308 ♪ It cuts just like a kiss 1382 01:13:20.352 --> 01:13:23.790 ♪ Get over it, get over it 1383 01:13:23.834 --> 01:13:26.097 ♪ Get over it, get over it 1384 01:13:26.139 --> 01:13:28.012 [Matthew] Coping. 1385 01:13:28.055 --> 01:13:31.276 Chronic pain. It's torture. 1386 01:13:33.452 --> 01:13:35.019 [phone ringing] 1387 01:13:35.062 --> 01:13:38.718 The irony is that... [laughs] 1388 01:13:38.762 --> 01:13:42.766 ...I tortured all the most important people in my life. 1389 01:13:42.809 --> 01:13:45.725 [phone buzzing] 1390 01:13:47.031 --> 01:13:49.380 My wife left me and took my kid. 1391 01:13:49.425 --> 01:13:53.472 [sighs] Well, my parents, they, uh-- 1392 01:13:53.516 --> 01:13:56.432 they abandoned me after my... 1393 01:13:56.475 --> 01:13:59.478 first stint in rehab didn't stick. 1394 01:14:00.392 --> 01:14:01.654 Uh... 1395 01:14:04.004 --> 01:14:07.834 I was all alone. [chuckles] 1396 01:14:07.878 --> 01:14:10.271 [automated voice] To leave a voice message, press one, 1397 01:14:10.315 --> 01:14:12.012 or just wait for the tone. 1398 01:14:12.056 --> 01:14:14.493 -[beep] -Hey, Dad, it's Michael. 1399 01:14:14.537 --> 01:14:16.539 [sniffs] It's been a while, huh? 1400 01:14:17.452 --> 01:14:18.715 Look, I... 1401 01:14:21.500 --> 01:14:23.023 so, I'm calling... 1402 01:14:25.416 --> 01:14:27.724 I don't know why I'm calling. I'm call-- Okay. 1403 01:14:27.767 --> 01:14:30.639 I'm calling because... [sighs] 1404 01:14:32.946 --> 01:14:37.429 so, I'm going back into rehab, and... 1405 01:14:38.561 --> 01:14:40.737 I don't know, this time it feels different. 1406 01:14:40.780 --> 01:14:43.130 -[people murmuring] -[camera shutter clicking] 1407 01:14:43.174 --> 01:14:46.090 I'm gonna be gone for a while, but when I'm out... 1408 01:14:47.395 --> 01:14:51.008 [sniffs] I think it'd be nice to get the family together with Scottie. 1409 01:14:53.314 --> 01:14:54.838 Fresh start, you know? 1410 01:14:57.362 --> 01:14:59.669 [inaudible chatter] 1411 01:15:07.154 --> 01:15:09.983 [Matthew] At my lowest point, I, um... 1412 01:15:11.594 --> 01:15:13.509 I was living under a bridge. 1413 01:15:15.119 --> 01:15:16.468 Homeless. 1414 01:15:20.428 --> 01:15:21.691 Yeah. 1415 01:15:22.822 --> 01:15:24.344 Holding up a... 1416 01:15:25.651 --> 01:15:29.263 a cardboard sign, at the end of an off-ramp, 1417 01:15:29.307 --> 01:15:31.614 asking for money.[laughing] 1418 01:15:43.451 --> 01:15:44.975 But one day, a... 1419 01:15:47.064 --> 01:15:49.327 a car pulled over, and... 1420 01:15:53.549 --> 01:15:56.464 and the window rolled down, and... 1421 01:16:04.298 --> 01:16:08.215 my parents were inside of the back. 1422 01:16:13.656 --> 01:16:16.484 Two years before, I was in the major leagues. 1423 01:16:21.098 --> 01:16:23.230 Excuse me. [sniffs] 1424 01:16:24.623 --> 01:16:26.190 I don't really, uh... 1425 01:16:27.844 --> 01:16:29.846 think I could possibly... 1426 01:16:31.237 --> 01:16:34.590 ever express the gratitude I have for my folks. 1427 01:16:37.244 --> 01:16:40.639 They endured me going to rehab four times before I got clean, 1428 01:16:40.683 --> 01:16:44.512 but I am proud to say that today I am three years sober. 1429 01:16:48.995 --> 01:16:51.258 [Reggie] Yep. Looks like something like that? 1430 01:16:51.302 --> 01:16:52.608 Possibly? 1431 01:16:53.521 --> 01:16:55.001 [coughs] 1432 01:16:56.219 --> 01:16:57.525 Hey, man. 1433 01:16:59.005 --> 01:17:00.572 -Man, fuck you want, Professor? -Fuck. 1434 01:17:00.616 --> 01:17:02.574 I don't care about before, but I-- 1435 01:17:02.618 --> 01:17:05.664 but I need the real shit now, so can you help me, please? 1436 01:17:05.708 --> 01:17:08.666 Nah, man, I-- I can't help you with that, dawg. 1437 01:17:08.710 --> 01:17:10.974 No, as in you can't or you won't? 1438 01:17:11.017 --> 01:17:12.715 "No" as in get the fuck out of here, bro! 1439 01:17:12.758 --> 01:17:14.281 [Michael] All right. Okay. 1440 01:17:14.325 --> 01:17:15.978 -Fuck out of here, man! -All right, okay. 1441 01:17:16.022 --> 01:17:17.937 [man] What you say, bitch? Yeah, keep walking. 1442 01:17:17.981 --> 01:17:19.286 [Reggie] I promise. 1443 01:17:31.298 --> 01:17:34.344 -Hey. -What you need, sexy? 1444 01:17:34.388 --> 01:17:36.303 -Trying to fuck? -No. Look-- 1445 01:17:36.347 --> 01:17:38.915 Blowjob is 50, but don't cum in my mouth. 1446 01:17:38.958 --> 01:17:40.699 I'm-- That's not what I'm here for. 1447 01:17:40.743 --> 01:17:43.571 Yeah, baby. You okay? You look sick as fuck. 1448 01:17:43.615 --> 01:17:46.618 No. I need oxies. Can you-- can you find those for me along-- 1449 01:17:46.662 --> 01:17:49.882 You don't have oxies around here. What do you think this is? 1450 01:17:49.925 --> 01:17:52.972 I don't know. I just feel like I'm fucking dying here. 1451 01:17:53.016 --> 01:17:56.236 -Don't we all? -[scoffs] 1452 01:17:56.280 --> 01:17:58.891 I was gonna tie off, if you wanna join me. 1453 01:17:59.978 --> 01:18:02.939 Uh, no, I'm not-- I'm not into that. 1454 01:18:02.982 --> 01:18:04.723 [Kaya] Look. 1455 01:18:04.767 --> 01:18:06.725 You can snort it instead of shooting it. 1456 01:18:06.769 --> 01:18:09.380 Besides, I ain't sharing a needle with your ass. 1457 01:18:13.210 --> 01:18:14.602 I don't know. 1458 01:18:17.780 --> 01:18:19.303 Just give me 40. 1459 01:18:24.960 --> 01:18:26.353 There you go. 1460 01:18:30.053 --> 01:18:31.358 [Kaya] Wait here. 1461 01:18:33.577 --> 01:18:39.105 Look, I didn't agree to be here to come scold you. 1462 01:18:40.759 --> 01:18:42.630 Certainly not to shame you. 1463 01:18:46.373 --> 01:18:47.723 I just... 1464 01:18:50.290 --> 01:18:52.118 I wanted to put a face... 1465 01:18:53.293 --> 01:18:55.034 to what an addict looks like. 1466 01:19:04.740 --> 01:19:07.394 [heavy breathing] 1467 01:19:11.050 --> 01:19:12.443 [Michael sniffs] 1468 01:19:29.286 --> 01:19:30.766 [sighs] 1469 01:19:34.073 --> 01:19:35.596 [Kaya moans] 1470 01:19:42.299 --> 01:19:46.041 [chuckles] 1471 01:19:46.085 --> 01:19:48.914 Yes, that's the shit right there. 1472 01:19:52.744 --> 01:19:54.005 [Michael] Okay. 1473 01:19:55.094 --> 01:19:56.704 [Kaya] Give me your phone. 1474 01:19:57.923 --> 01:19:59.228 [Michael] Here. 1475 01:20:11.023 --> 01:20:14.548 [Kaya] This should set you straight till the morning. 1476 01:20:14.592 --> 01:20:17.856 [Michael sniffing] 1477 01:20:17.900 --> 01:20:19.945 [Kaya] There you go, baby. 1478 01:20:21.425 --> 01:20:24.384 [Michael] Oh, my God. Yeah. 1479 01:20:26.734 --> 01:20:27.866 [chuckles] 1480 01:20:27.910 --> 01:20:34.916 [♪] 1481 01:20:43.142 --> 01:20:45.971 [Kaya] I know, you-- Oh. 1482 01:21:00.072 --> 01:21:01.987 You do that. 1483 01:21:13.737 --> 01:21:15.044 Wake up. 1484 01:21:20.963 --> 01:21:23.139 [siren wailing in distance] 1485 01:21:23.182 --> 01:21:24.749 Yo, dude. 1486 01:21:24.791 --> 01:21:26.403 Wa-- wake up! 1487 01:21:32.365 --> 01:21:33.889 Wake up, please! 1488 01:21:33.932 --> 01:21:36.804 [sirens approaching] 1489 01:21:38.806 --> 01:21:40.460 [Kaya groans] 1490 01:22:03.744 --> 01:22:05.268 You're killing people. 1491 01:22:09.272 --> 01:22:11.665 I need a second. 1492 01:22:11.709 --> 01:22:14.059 -[Dana] Can we take a brief recess? -[Jacob] Dad, where are you-- 1493 01:22:14.103 --> 01:22:16.540 [Hines] Yeah. Let's-- let's take five. 1494 01:22:24.026 --> 01:22:26.245 [Lawrence sighing] 1495 01:22:34.340 --> 01:22:37.343 [phone buzzing] 1496 01:22:48.093 --> 01:22:50.791 [Allison] Lawrence, it's Allison. 1497 01:22:50.835 --> 01:22:53.532 Um, the-- 1498 01:22:54.577 --> 01:22:57.189 the police just called. 1499 01:22:57.233 --> 01:22:58.669 Michael's dead. 1500 01:22:58.712 --> 01:23:05.502 [♪] 1501 01:23:08.896 --> 01:23:11.334 He overdosed. I don't know what to do. 1502 01:23:27.611 --> 01:23:32.572 Well, it doesn't look like we're gonna have time to hear KanMed's response today. 1503 01:23:32.616 --> 01:23:34.748 We'll regroup in the morning. 1504 01:23:36.837 --> 01:23:38.883 There won't be any need for that. 1505 01:23:40.754 --> 01:23:43.061 -What? -Sir? 1506 01:23:45.107 --> 01:23:49.502 I was a child, I-- I dreamt I caught a cloud in a jar. 1507 01:23:51.026 --> 01:23:53.505 And I was running through mist, 1508 01:23:53.550 --> 01:23:55.639 it was-- it was so thick 1509 01:23:55.682 --> 01:23:58.728 that I-- I couldn't even see my hand in front of my face. 1510 01:23:58.772 --> 01:24:01.297 And when I held it, the closed jar, 1511 01:24:01.340 --> 01:24:04.343 I held-- I-- when I held it up to the light, 1512 01:24:04.387 --> 01:24:06.519 the-- the cloud was gone. 1513 01:24:09.218 --> 01:24:10.958 Take the 30 million. 1514 01:24:12.003 --> 01:24:16.746 It's not enough to hurt me and-- and not enough to help you. 1515 01:24:16.790 --> 01:24:19.402 Uh, Da-- Dad? Dad. 1516 01:24:19.445 --> 01:24:21.534 Dad, what are you-- what are you doing? 1517 01:24:21.577 --> 01:24:24.581 Do you have any idea what kind of precedent this is setting? 1518 01:24:24.624 --> 01:24:26.103 You're killing us, Dad. 1519 01:24:28.976 --> 01:24:30.848 [Matthew] You're killing people. 1520 01:24:44.557 --> 01:24:48.126 Shape and advance the world 1521 01:24:48.170 --> 01:24:49.910 before you leave it behind. 1522 01:24:58.702 --> 01:25:01.443 I-- it's useless. 1523 01:25:03.402 --> 01:25:07.189 You know, it's funny. I always thought... 1524 01:25:07.232 --> 01:25:09.713 I would leave my son the family business. 1525 01:25:10.757 --> 01:25:13.456 But unfortunately, it's you, Jacob. 1526 01:25:13.499 --> 01:25:15.110 What is happening, Dad? 1527 01:25:15.153 --> 01:25:17.199 He's gone, Jacob. 1528 01:25:18.374 --> 01:25:19.809 Michael's gone. 1529 01:25:30.255 --> 01:25:32.083 Mr. Ablees, 1530 01:25:32.127 --> 01:25:35.782 would you agree to $30 million? 1531 01:25:56.063 --> 01:25:57.674 It's for your sister. 1532 01:25:57.717 --> 01:26:00.285 These are wrong, probably-- Do you mean-- 1533 01:26:00.329 --> 01:26:03.375 [Sharon] Oh, ma'am. We're not taking any more patients today. 1534 01:26:03.419 --> 01:26:04.768 Excuse u-- 1535 01:26:06.248 --> 01:26:08.032 [Katie] Mary Ambrose Davis, 1536 01:26:08.075 --> 01:26:10.165 I have a warrant for your arrest. 1537 01:26:10.208 --> 01:26:12.210 You have the right to remain silent. 1538 01:26:12.254 --> 01:26:14.343 [Sharon] Mary. Mary. 1539 01:26:14.386 --> 01:26:16.606 No, sir! You made a mistake! 1540 01:26:16.648 --> 01:26:19.304 -[Kat] Where is your warrant here? -[Sharon] I'm not a doctor! 1541 01:26:19.348 --> 01:26:22.002 I'm not a doctor, I'm just a nurse! 1542 01:26:22.046 --> 01:26:24.222 [overlapping chatter] 1543 01:26:24.266 --> 01:26:26.790 [Yvette] Mom, what is going on? 1544 01:26:26.833 --> 01:26:33.492 [♪] 1545 01:27:22.933 --> 01:27:25.282 [Michael] Hey, Dad, it's Michael. 1546 01:27:25.327 --> 01:27:26.937 It's been a while. 1547 01:27:28.330 --> 01:27:30.593 I'm going back into rehab. 1548 01:27:30.636 --> 01:27:32.072 When I'm out... 1549 01:27:34.161 --> 01:27:37.252 I think it'd be nice to get the family together with Scottie. 1550 01:27:41.821 --> 01:27:43.258 Fresh start, you know? 1551 01:27:55.139 --> 01:27:58.273 [phone ringing] 1552 01:27:59.709 --> 01:28:03.103 [sirens wailing] 1553 01:28:16.291 --> 01:28:19.119 [officers speaking indistinctly] 1554 01:28:19.163 --> 01:28:24.473 [♪] 1555 01:28:45.362 --> 01:28:49.585 [solemn orchestral music playing] 1556 01:29:46.250 --> 01:29:53.083 [♪] 1557 01:31:04.241 --> 01:31:07.853 ♪ The horses made their way Through the town ♪ 1558 01:31:07.897 --> 01:31:11.553 ♪ The children laughed And followed down ♪ 1559 01:31:11.596 --> 01:31:16.601 ♪ To the end Of the simple illusion ♪ 1560 01:31:16.645 --> 01:31:19.038 ♪ Dreary conclusion 1561 01:31:19.082 --> 01:31:22.693 ♪ They say that fear Is just a charade ♪ 1562 01:31:22.737 --> 01:31:26.263 ♪ I will not tear A lack of parade ♪ 1563 01:31:26.306 --> 01:31:28.483 ♪ Through this world 1564 01:31:28.526 --> 01:31:33.270 ♪ Built on sugar and freedom That's what you feel ♪ 1565 01:31:33.313 --> 01:31:37.927 ♪ Don't miss the hands 1566 01:31:37.969 --> 01:31:41.539 ♪ That they sold you, no 1567 01:31:41.583 --> 01:31:45.412 ♪ But understands 1568 01:31:45.456 --> 01:31:48.938 ♪ That the old you is gone 1569 01:31:48.981 --> 01:31:52.550 ♪ What does it mean 1570 01:31:52.594 --> 01:31:57.468 ♪ To be a good boy? 1571 01:32:01.646 --> 01:32:04.780 ♪ A good boy 1572 01:32:05.781 --> 01:32:09.436 ♪ Ah 1573 01:32:10.612 --> 01:32:14.311 ♪ I wrote my weakness Out of the scene ♪ 1574 01:32:14.353 --> 01:32:18.010 ♪ I built myself Out of a machine ♪ 1575 01:32:18.054 --> 01:32:20.273 ♪ That breaks hearts 1576 01:32:20.317 --> 01:32:24.930 ♪ I'll do two for a dollar For one lucky caller ♪ 1577 01:32:24.974 --> 01:32:28.585 ♪ Oh, my weary 1578 01:32:28.630 --> 01:32:33.416 ♪ Goddamn devotion to know 1579 01:32:33.460 --> 01:32:36.855 ♪ Why would man 1580 01:32:36.898 --> 01:32:40.598 ♪ In an ocean of phlegm 1581 01:32:40.642 --> 01:32:44.297 ♪ What does it mean 1582 01:32:44.341 --> 01:32:49.520 ♪ To mean to be a good one 1583 01:33:17.156 --> 01:33:20.812 ♪ Don't look at me Like those other guys ♪ 1584 01:33:20.856 --> 01:33:24.642 ♪ I've been the deer And I've been the light ♪ 1585 01:33:24.686 --> 01:33:29.473 ♪ I'd pretend To be mad as a hatter ♪ 1586 01:33:29.516 --> 01:33:31.475 ♪ But it wouldn't matter 1587 01:33:31.518 --> 01:33:35.610 ♪ Show some respect If you really can ♪ 1588 01:33:35.653 --> 01:33:39.614 ♪ I broke a boy And made him a man ♪ 1589 01:33:39.657 --> 01:33:44.314 ♪ I've become the shadow That hovered above me ♪ 1590 01:33:44.357 --> 01:33:46.316 ♪ Somebody loved me 1591 01:33:46.359 --> 01:33:50.712 ♪ Oh, don't lift the head 1592 01:33:50.755 --> 01:33:53.105 ♪ That they sold you 1593 01:33:53.148 --> 01:33:58.154 ♪ No one understands 1594 01:33:58.197 --> 01:34:01.853 ♪ That the old you is gone 1595 01:34:01.897 --> 01:34:05.422 ♪ What does it mean 1596 01:34:05.465 --> 01:34:10.166 ♪ To be a good man? 1597 01:34:10.209 --> 01:34:16.825 [♪]