Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 1 day ago
From Dumped Wife to Christmas Billionairefpg11 DramaboxFull DramaCheck the Pinned Comment
Transcript
00:00:00What the hell is going on here?
00:00:02I'm sorry.
00:00:03I don't want to hear it.
00:00:05Clean up this mess and then get your ass back to work.
00:00:09I don't pay you $3 an hour so you can wreck my damn restaurant like some clumsy idiot.
00:00:15Yes, sir, right away.
00:00:19Hey.
00:00:22Are you okay?
00:00:25Um, I'm fine, thank you.
00:00:26I just had a long shift.
00:00:30Here.
00:00:33Take this.
00:00:37No, sir, I can't accept that.
00:00:39It's the Christmas season.
00:00:41Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:00:51That's right, it's almost Christmas.
00:00:54How could I forget?
00:00:55I wish I could be spending the holiday season with my husband, Judd.
00:01:00His business isn't doing well, so I'm working double shifts to support him.
00:01:04Hey, you're such a gentleman.
00:01:12Oh, thank God.
00:01:13Thank you for my baby.
00:01:14Come here.
00:01:19Judd, what is going on?
00:01:20I want a divorce.
00:01:27I want a divorce.
00:01:29What?
00:01:31Yeah, Ashley and I are in love.
00:01:34So you want a divorce and you've been cheating on me?
00:01:36Yeah, I didn't really want to tell you like this, but Ashley thought it'd be best to just, you know, rip the band-aid off.
00:01:42At work, in front of everyone.
00:01:44Hey, stop criticizing him.
00:01:46Thank you, babe.
00:01:47See, this is exactly why he's leaving you.
00:01:49You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her.
00:01:53Don't act so shocked.
00:01:54I mean, look at you.
00:01:55You've really let yourself go.
00:01:57Like, look at your hands are gross.
00:01:59Ew.
00:02:01I've been working double shifts all to support you, Judd.
00:02:05My hands look like this because I still hate scrubbing dishes.
00:02:08Judd needs a woman who takes care of herself.
00:02:11Isn't that right, baby?
00:02:11That's right, babe.
00:02:12And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore.
00:02:14She's got this huge settlement from all morning.
00:02:16Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart and filed a lawsuit.
00:02:19She got a hundred grand.
00:02:20You always thought you were better than me in high school with your straight A's.
00:02:26But look at you now.
00:02:28You're just a poor, pathetic loser who's going to spend Christmas all alone.
00:02:42Looks like you've got a little something there.
00:02:46Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up.
00:02:48But, yeah, Merry Christmas.
00:02:50Merry Christmas.
00:02:54Nora, I told you to clean up that mess.
00:02:57And look at you.
00:02:58You're more disgusting than you were before.
00:03:01But, Mr. Daniel, I...
00:03:02Enough excuses.
00:03:03That's it.
00:03:04You're fired.
00:03:06Cheated on, fired, and now I'll be alone on Christmas.
00:03:10Can this day get any worse?
00:03:11Why is it snowing over there?
00:03:16And that old man, he looks like he needs help.
00:03:28Can you spare any change?
00:03:30I was going to use this money for dinner, but this man looks like he needs it more than I do.
00:03:40You're the only person to stop and give me money.
00:03:45Take this.
00:03:47Sure, I can't...
00:03:47I insist.
00:03:48It could be a lucky one.
00:03:56Merry Christmas, Nora.
00:03:57Merry Christmas.
00:03:58Merry Christmas.
00:04:05Wait, how did he know my name?
00:04:12Strange.
00:04:12And those winning numbers for the two...
00:04:22Really let yourself go?
00:04:24Like, your hands are gross.
00:04:26Ew.
00:04:27Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot.
00:04:325, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:04:40Wait a second.
00:04:40Again, that's 5, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:04:50Oh, my God.
00:04:52Oh, my God.
00:04:53I won the $2 billion lottery.
00:04:57I'm a elevator.
00:05:05Oh, my God.
00:05:07I'm so sorry.
00:05:08I didn't see you.
00:05:09Are you okay?
00:05:10Do I know you?
00:05:18It's the Christmas season.
00:05:20Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:05:23Okay, listen to me.
00:05:24I'm a doctor.
00:05:26I need to get you to the hospital.
00:05:29No, no, no.
00:05:29I'm okay.
00:05:30I can't afford the medical bill.
00:05:32It's good.
00:05:33Hey, careful.
00:05:34It's okay.
00:05:38It's okay.
00:05:40I got you.
00:05:41I got you.
00:05:42I got you.
00:05:43I can't believe I really won the lottery.
00:06:04And now I'm a billionaire.
00:06:09Whoa.
00:06:10You should not be out of bed.
00:06:11I'm okay.
00:06:12I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do.
00:06:15Okay.
00:06:16That is very generous.
00:06:16Chris, but I'm your doctor.
00:06:18And I say the room is yours.
00:06:19So, here.
00:06:20Let me help you.
00:06:22All right.
00:06:24I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way.
00:06:26But you can call me Chris.
00:06:28Dr. Merritt.
00:06:29I mean, Chris.
00:06:32Thank you for saving me.
00:06:35Do you remember what happened?
00:06:37Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident.
00:06:40You should really get your engine checked, by the way.
00:06:43It's misfiring.
00:06:44So, you're generous to a fault and a mechanical genius.
00:06:48Um, it's just a weird talent of mine.
00:06:52Well, I should probably check your heart and make sure that your mechanics
00:06:55are working properly.
00:06:57Okay.
00:06:58Terrible joke.
00:07:04Deep breath in.
00:07:10One more.
00:07:22Do you need to run more tests?
00:07:24Yeah, I think that would be breast.
00:07:27Best.
00:07:29I think that would be best.
00:07:30Um, would you excuse me?
00:07:33I have to see other patients.
00:07:39He's so nice.
00:07:41But he's probably like that with all his patients.
00:07:44What?
00:07:44What?
00:07:44What?
00:07:44What?
00:07:44What?
00:07:45What?
00:07:45What?
00:07:45What?
00:07:46What?
00:07:46What?
00:07:47What?
00:07:47What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
00:07:50What?
00:07:51What?
00:07:52What the hell are you doing here?
00:07:54What am I doing here?
00:07:55What are you doing here?
00:07:56I actually heard her finger opening up a beer can.
00:07:58Yeah, it broke right off.
00:08:00You broke a nail, that's it?
00:08:02Well, what's wrong with you, you probably faked an injury for attention.
00:08:07I got hit by a car and I have a concussion.
00:08:10Ha!
00:08:11An invisible injury?
00:08:12How convenient.
00:08:13And why does she get a room?
00:08:15My injury is way worse than her.
00:08:17Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed.
00:08:18Ashley actually means-
00:08:19I'm not giving up my bed.
00:08:21Fine.
00:08:22Then I'll just drag you out.
00:08:24Get your bed, babe.
00:08:25Oh!
00:08:26Sleep!
00:08:27No!
00:08:28Oh!
00:08:29I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora.
00:08:31Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town.
00:08:34It's not for poor people like you.
00:08:37I'm not poor.
00:08:40I won the lottery.
00:08:44I'm a billionaire.
00:08:47That's a good one, Nora.
00:08:48Oh my gosh.
00:08:49That fake concussion has really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
00:08:50Yeah, seriously.
00:08:51You're embarrassing yourself, Nora.
00:08:52How about a little dignity?
00:08:53It's true.
00:08:54I can prove it.
00:08:55And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are 561, 25, 22, 0, 4, 5, 6, 6, 6,
00:09:16good luck to all of you.
00:09:17See?
00:09:18I thought you were supposed to be smart.
00:09:23I thought you were supposed to be smart.
00:09:24This is obviously a fake ticket.
00:09:30Oh my god.
00:09:31Look at her face!
00:09:32Did we ruin your little lottery ticket?
00:09:33No.
00:09:34Faking a win, Nora?
00:09:35Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
00:09:37It's a little worse for wear, but still intact.
00:09:38First, you lose your sad little waitress job, and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery.
00:09:42Oh my god.
00:09:43Oh my god.
00:09:44Look at her face!
00:09:45Oh my god.
00:09:46Look at her face!
00:09:47Did we ruin your little lottery ticket?
00:09:50Faking a win, Nora?
00:09:51Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
00:09:53It's a little worse for wear, but still intact.
00:10:01First, you lose your sad little waitress job, and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery.
00:10:07You know, now that you're unemployed trash, I think we should find a job a little better suited for you.
00:10:19Move.
00:10:20You can work cleaning up other people's messes like the loser you are.
00:10:26Oh, whoops.
00:10:28Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
00:10:30Clean it up?
00:10:31I'm not cleaning that up.
00:10:33Okay.
00:10:34Then I'll just make you.
00:10:36Stop!
00:10:47What are you two doing with my patient?
00:10:49Your patient?
00:10:50Flora's dirt poor.
00:10:51She can't afford to stay here.
00:10:53Oh.
00:10:54Unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room.
00:10:57I would never do something like that.
00:10:59Of course you would.
00:11:01I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job.
00:11:04Well, doctor, I'm rich.
00:11:07This should be my room.
00:11:09This is not about money.
00:11:11Nora is a decent human being, which is more than I can say for either of you.
00:11:15Now both of you, get out!
00:11:17Wow, Nora.
00:11:18You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
00:11:21Trust me, Doc.
00:11:22I'd get out while you still can.
00:11:29Thank you for defending me.
00:11:31That was really sweet of you.
00:11:33Those people are awful.
00:11:35Nobody deserves to be treated like that, even if they don't have money.
00:11:38Well, actually, I do-
00:11:40Here, let's get you back in the bed.
00:11:41I'll help you out.
00:11:42Okay.
00:11:43Oh!
00:11:49Kids will be kids.
00:11:50Don't worry.
00:11:51I'll have that cleaned up right away.
00:11:55What the hell is going on here?
00:11:57I'm sorry.
00:11:58I don't want to hear it!
00:11:59Clean up this mess and then get your ass back to work!
00:12:03I don't pay you $3 an hour so you can wreck my damn restaurant like some clumsy idiot!
00:12:08Yes, sir.
00:12:09Right away.
00:12:13Hey.
00:12:16Are you okay?
00:12:19Um, I'm fine.
00:12:21I just had a long shift.
00:12:25Here.
00:12:28Take this.
00:12:30No, sir.
00:12:32I can't accept that.
00:12:33It's the Christmas season.
00:12:36Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:12:40Um, thank you.
00:12:45That's right.
00:12:46It's almost Christmas.
00:12:48How could I forget?
00:12:51I wish I could be spending the holiday season with my husband, Judd.
00:12:54His business isn't doing well, so I'm working double shifts to support him.
00:12:58He's such a gentleman.
00:12:59Of course.
00:13:00Thank you for my babe.
00:13:02Judd, what is going on?
00:13:03I want a divorce.
00:13:04I want a divorce.
00:13:05I want a divorce.
00:13:06I want a divorce.
00:13:07I want a divorce.
00:13:08I want a divorce.
00:13:09I want a divorce.
00:13:10What?
00:13:11Oh.
00:13:13Yeah, Ashley and I are in love.
00:13:14So you want a divorce and you've been cheating on me.
00:13:15Yeah.
00:13:16I didn't really want to tell you like this, but Ashley thought it'd be best to just rip the
00:13:18bandaid off.
00:13:19At work, in front of everyone.
00:13:20Hey, stop criticizing him.
00:13:21Thank you, babe.
00:13:22See, this is exactly why he's leaving you.
00:13:23You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her.
00:13:24Don't act so shocked.
00:13:25I mean, look at you.
00:13:26You've really let yourself go.
00:13:27Like, look at your hands.
00:13:28Your hands are gross.
00:13:29Ew.
00:13:30I've been working double shifts all the time.
00:13:31I want a divorce.
00:13:32I want a divorce.
00:13:33I want a divorce.
00:13:34I want a divorce.
00:13:35I want a divorce.
00:13:36I want a divorce.
00:13:37I want a divorce.
00:13:38I want a divorce.
00:13:39I want a divorce.
00:13:40I want a divorce.
00:13:41You've been cheating on me.
00:13:42Yeah.
00:13:43I didn't really want to tell you like this, but Ashley thought it'd be best to just rip the
00:13:44bandaid off.
00:13:45At work, in front of everyone.
00:13:46Hey, stop criticizing him.
00:13:47Thank you, babe.
00:13:48See, this is exactly why he's leaving you.
00:13:49You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her.
00:13:50Don't act so shocked.
00:13:51I mean, look at you.
00:13:52But your hands are gross.
00:13:53Ew.
00:13:54I've been working double shifts all to support you, Judd.
00:13:59My hands look like this because I still hate scrubbing dishes.
00:14:02Judd needs a woman who takes care of herself.
00:14:05Isn't that right, baby?
00:14:06That's right, babe.
00:14:07And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore.
00:14:08She's got this huge settlement from Walmart.
00:14:10Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart and filed a lawsuit.
00:14:13She got a hundred grand.
00:14:16You always thought you were better than me in high school with your straight A's.
00:14:20But look at you now.
00:14:22You're just a poor, pathetic loser who's going to spend Christmas all alone.
00:14:36Looks like you got a little something there.
00:14:39Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up.
00:14:42But yeah, Merry Christmas.
00:14:44Merry Christmas.
00:14:45Merry Christmas.
00:14:46Merry Christmas soon.
00:14:49Sorry.
00:14:50Nora!
00:14:51I told you to clean up that mess!
00:14:52And look at you!
00:14:53You're more disgusting than you were before!
00:14:56But Mr. Daniel…
00:14:57I…
00:14:58Enough excuses!
00:14:59That's it!
00:15:00You're fired!
00:15:01Cheated on, fired, and now I'll be alone on Christmas.
00:15:04Can this day get any worse?
00:15:07Why is it snowing over there?
00:15:12And that old man, he looks like he needs help.
00:15:22Can you spare any change?
00:15:26I was going to use this money for dinner, but this man looks like he needs it more than I do.
00:15:31You're the only person to stop and give me money.
00:15:39Take this.
00:15:41Sir, I can't.
00:15:42I insist.
00:15:43It could be a lucky one.
00:15:50Merry Christmas, Nora.
00:15:52Merry Christmas.
00:16:00Wait, how did he know my name?
00:16:01That's strange.
00:16:14And those winning numbers for the two...
00:16:16Really let yourself go?
00:16:18Like, look at your hands are gross.
00:16:20Ew.
00:16:21Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot.
00:16:255, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:16:34Wait a second.
00:16:34Again, that's 5, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:16:41Oh my god.
00:16:46Oh my god.
00:16:47I won the $2 billion lottery.
00:16:51I'm a billionaire!
00:16:54Oh my god.
00:17:01I'm so sorry.
00:17:02I didn't see you.
00:17:03Are you okay?
00:17:03Do I know you?
00:17:12It's the Christmas season.
00:17:15Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:17:17Okay, listen to me.
00:17:19I'm a doctor.
00:17:20I need to get you to the hospital.
00:17:22No, no, no.
00:17:24I'm okay.
00:17:24I can't afford the medical bill.
00:17:26No, it's okay.
00:17:28Hey, careful.
00:17:33It's okay.
00:17:35I got you.
00:17:35I got you.
00:17:56I can't believe I really won the lottery.
00:17:59And now I'm a billionaire.
00:18:03Whoa.
00:18:04You should not be out of bed.
00:18:05I'm okay.
00:18:07I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do.
00:18:10Okay, that is very generous.
00:18:11But I'm your doctor and I say the room is yours.
00:18:13So, here.
00:18:15Let me help you.
00:18:18I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way.
00:18:20But you can call me Chris.
00:18:22Dr. Merritt?
00:18:24I mean, Chris.
00:18:25Thank you for saving me.
00:18:29Do you remember what happened?
00:18:32Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident.
00:18:34You should really get your engine checked, by the way.
00:18:37It's misfiring.
00:18:38So, you're generous to a fault and a mechanical genius.
00:18:42Um, it's just a weird talent of mine.
00:18:46Well, I should probably check your heart and make sure that your mechanics are working properly.
00:18:52Okay, terrible joke.
00:18:55Do you need to run more tests?
00:19:18Yeah, I think that would be breast.
00:19:22Best.
00:19:23I think that would be best.
00:19:24Um, would you excuse me?
00:19:27I have to, I have to see other patients.
00:19:29He's so nice.
00:19:35But he's probably like that with all his patients.
00:19:38What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
00:19:45Nora, what the hell are you doing here?
00:19:48What am I doing here?
00:19:49What are you doing here?
00:19:50I actually heard her finger opening up a beer can.
00:19:53Yeah, it broke right off.
00:19:55You broke a nail, that's it?
00:19:57Well, what's wrong with you?
00:19:59You probably faked an injury for attention.
00:20:01I got hit by a car, and I have a concussion.
00:20:04Ha!
00:20:05An invisible injury?
00:20:06How convenient.
00:20:08Why does she get a room?
00:20:09My injury's way worse than her.
00:20:11Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed.
00:20:13Ashley actually needs to be...
00:20:14I'm not giving up my bed.
00:20:16Fine.
00:20:17Then I'll just drag you out.
00:20:18Get your bed, babe.
00:20:22Oh...
00:20:22I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora.
00:20:26Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town.
00:20:28It's not for poor people like you.
00:20:33I'm not poor.
00:20:37I won the lottery.
00:20:39I'm a billionaire.
00:20:46How's it going, Nora?
00:20:47Oh my gosh, that fake concussion's really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
00:20:52Yeah, seriously, you're embarrassing yourself, Nora.
00:20:54How about little dignity?
00:20:56It's true.
00:20:57I can prove it.
00:21:03And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are...
00:21:08561, 25, 22, 04, and...
00:21:1296.
00:21:13Good luck to all of you.
00:21:15See?
00:21:19I thought you were supposed to be smart.
00:21:21This is obviously a fake ticket.
00:21:36Oh!
00:21:39Oh my god, look at her face!
00:21:41Did we ruin your little lottery tickets?
00:21:44Faking a win, Nora?
00:21:46Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
00:21:47It's a little worse for wear, but still intact.
00:21:55First you lose your sad little waitress job, and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery?
00:22:01Ha ha ha!
00:22:06You know, now that you're unemployed trash, I think we should find a job a little better suited
00:22:10for you.
00:22:11You know, move.
00:22:14You can work cleaning up other people's messes like the loser you are.
00:22:20Oh, whoops!
00:22:22Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
00:22:24Clean it up?
00:22:25I'm not cleaning that up!
00:22:28Okay.
00:22:29Then I'll just make you.
00:22:30What are you two doing with my patient?
00:22:44Your patient?
00:22:45Flora's dirt poor.
00:22:46She can't afford to stay here.
00:22:48Oh.
00:22:49Unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room.
00:22:51I would never do something like that.
00:22:53Of course you would.
00:22:55I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job.
00:22:59Doctor?
00:23:00I'm rich.
00:23:01This should be my room.
00:23:03This is not about money.
00:23:05Nora is a decent human being, which is more than I can say for either of you.
00:23:09Now, both of you, get out!
00:23:12Wow, Nora.
00:23:13You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
00:23:15Trust me, Doc.
00:23:17I'd get out while you still can.
00:23:18Okay.
00:23:18Thank you for defending me.
00:23:26That was really sweet of you.
00:23:28Those people are awful.
00:23:30Nobody deserves to be treated like that, even if they don't have money.
00:23:33Well, actually, I do-
00:23:35Here, let's get you back in the bed.
00:23:36I'll help you out.
00:23:36Okay.
00:23:38Oh!
00:23:43Kids will be kids.
00:23:45Don't worry.
00:23:45I'll have that cleaned up right away.
00:23:48What the hell is going on here?
00:23:51I'm sorry.
00:23:52I don't want to hear it.
00:23:53Clean up this mess and then get your ass back to work.
00:23:57I don't pay you $3 an hour so you can wreck my damn restaurant like some clumsy idiot.
00:24:03Yes, sir.
00:24:03Right away.
00:24:07Hey.
00:24:10Are you okay?
00:24:14I'm fine.
00:24:15I just had a long shift.
00:24:18Here.
00:24:22Take this.
00:24:25No, sir.
00:24:26I can't accept that.
00:24:28It's the Christmas season.
00:24:30Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:24:36I wish I could be spending the holiday season with my husband, Judd.
00:24:48His business isn't doing well, so I'm working double shifts to support him.
00:24:52He's a six-year gentleman.
00:25:01Oh, thank God.
00:25:01Of course.
00:25:01He came from my van.
00:25:03What is it?
00:25:06Judd, what is going on?
00:25:08I want a divorce
00:25:14I want a divorce
00:25:17What?
00:25:19Yeah, Ashley and I are in love
00:25:21So you want a divorce and you've been cheating on me
00:25:25Yeah, I didn't really want to tell you like this
00:25:27But Ashley thought it'd be best to just rip the bandaid off
00:25:30At work, in front of everyone
00:25:32Hey, stop criticizing him
00:25:34Thank you, babe
00:25:35See, this is exactly why he's leaving you
00:25:38You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her
00:25:41Don't act so shocked
00:25:43I mean, look at you
00:25:44You've really let yourself go
00:25:45Like, look at your hands, they're gross
00:25:47Ew
00:25:48I've been working double shifts
00:25:51All to support you, Judd
00:25:53My hands look like this because I stay late scrubbing dishes
00:25:56Judd needs a woman who takes care of herself
00:25:59Isn't that right, baby?
00:26:00That's right, babe
00:26:00And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore
00:26:02She's got this huge settlement from Walmart
00:26:04Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart and filed a lawsuit
00:26:07She got a hundred grand
00:26:08You always thought you were better than me in high school with your straight A's
00:26:14But look at you now
00:26:16You're just a poor, pathetic loser
00:26:20Who's going to spend Christmas all alone
00:26:23Looks like you got a little something there
00:26:33Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up
00:26:37Yeah, Merry Christmas
00:26:38Merry Christmas
00:26:39Nora, I told you to clean up that mess
00:26:45Hey, look at you
00:26:46You're more disgusting than you were before
00:26:49But Mr. Daniel, I-
00:26:51Enough excuses
00:26:51That's it
00:26:52You're fired
00:26:53Cheated on
00:26:55Fired
00:26:56And now I'll be alone on Christmas
00:26:58Can this day get any worse?
00:27:03Why is it snowing over there?
00:27:06And that old man
00:27:07He looks like he needs help
00:27:09Can you spare any change?
00:27:19You're the only person to stop and give me money
00:27:32Take this
00:27:34Sir, I can't
00:27:36I insist
00:27:36It could be a lucky one
00:27:39Thank you
00:27:43Merry Christmas, Nora
00:27:45Merry Christmas
00:27:47Wait, how did he know my name?
00:28:00That's strange
00:28:01And those winning numbers for the two-
00:28:10Really let yourself go?
00:28:12Like, look at your hands are gross
00:28:14Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot
00:28:195, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96
00:28:27Wait a second
00:28:28Again, that's 5, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96
00:28:35Oh my god
00:28:40Oh my god
00:28:41I won the $2 billion lottery
00:28:43I'm a billionaire
00:28:46Oh my god
00:28:55I'm so sorry
00:28:56I didn't see you
00:28:57Are you okay?
00:28:58Do I know you?
00:29:06It's the Christmas season
00:29:08Everybody deserves a little kindness
00:29:10Okay, listen to me
00:29:12I'm a doctor
00:29:14I need to get you to the hospital
00:29:16No, no, no
00:29:18I'm okay
00:29:18I can't afford the medical bill
00:29:20It's good
00:29:21Hey, Kip
00:29:23It's okay
00:29:27I got you
00:29:30I can't believe I really won the lottery
00:29:53And now I'm a billionaire
00:29:54Whoa
00:29:57You should not be out of bed
00:29:59I'm okay
00:30:00I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do
00:30:04Okay, that is very generous
00:30:05But I'm your doctor
00:30:06And I say the room is yours
00:30:07So
00:30:08Here
00:30:08Let me help you
00:30:10I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way
00:30:14But you can call me Chris
00:30:15Dr. Merritt
00:30:17I mean Chris
00:30:19Thank you for saving me
00:30:22Do you remember what happened?
00:30:26Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident
00:30:28You should really get your engine checked, by the way
00:30:31It's misfiring
00:30:32So you're generous to a fault
00:30:34And a mechanical genius
00:30:36Um, it's just a weird talent of mine
00:30:40Well
00:30:40I should probably check your heart
00:30:42And make sure that your mechanics are working properly
00:30:45Okay, terrible joke
00:30:47Deep breath in
00:30:54One more
00:30:59Do you need to run more tests?
00:31:13Yeah, I think that would be breast
00:31:14Best
00:31:16I think that would be best
00:31:18Um
00:31:19Would you excuse me?
00:31:21I have to
00:31:22I have to see other patients
00:31:23He's so nice
00:31:29But he's probably like that with all his patients
00:31:32What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
00:31:40Nora, what the hell are you doing here?
00:31:42What am I doing here?
00:31:43What are you doing here?
00:31:44Ashley hurt her finger opening up a beer can
00:31:47Yeah, it broke right off
00:31:48You broke a nail, that's it?
00:31:51Well, what's wrong with you?
00:31:53You probably faked an injury for attention
00:31:55I got hit by a car
00:31:57And I have a concussion
00:31:58Ha!
00:31:59An invisible injury?
00:32:00How convenient
00:32:01And why does she get a room?
00:32:03My injury's way worse than her
00:32:05Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed
00:32:07Ashley actually means...
00:32:08I'm not giving up my bed
00:32:10Fine
00:32:11Then I'll just drag you out
00:32:13Get your bed, babe
00:32:13Oh
00:32:14I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora
00:32:19Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town
00:32:22It's not for poor people like you
00:32:25I'm not whore
00:32:28I won the lottery
00:32:32I'm a billionaire
00:32:34That was a good one, Nora
00:32:41Oh my gosh
00:32:42That fake concussion's really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
00:32:46Yeah, seriously
00:32:46You're embarrassing yourself, Nora
00:32:48How about little dignity?
00:32:49It's true
00:32:51I can prove it
00:32:53And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are
00:33:00561, 25, 22, 04, and...
00:33:0696
00:33:07Good luck to all of you
00:33:09See?
00:33:13I thought you were supposed to be smart
00:33:15This is obviously a fake ticket
00:33:19Oh my god, look at her face!
00:33:36Did we ruin your little lottery tickets?
00:33:39Faking a win, Nora?
00:33:40Seriously, it's fucking pathetic
00:33:41It's a little worse for wear, but
00:33:45Still intact
00:33:47First you lose your sad little waitress job
00:33:52And now you're hallucinating winning the lottery
00:33:55You know, now that you're unemployed trash
00:34:02I think we should find a job a little better suited for you
00:34:05Move
00:34:08You can work cleaning up other people's messes
00:34:12Like the loser you are
00:34:13Oh, whoops
00:34:16Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
00:34:18Clean it up?
00:34:19I'm not cleaning that up
00:34:21Okay
00:34:22Then I'll just make you
00:34:24Stop
00:34:28What are you two doing with my patient?
00:34:37You're patient?
00:34:39Flora's dirt poor
00:34:40She can't afford to stay here
00:34:41Oh
00:34:42Unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room
00:34:45I would never do something like that
00:34:47Of course you would
00:34:49I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job
00:34:52Doctor
00:34:53I'm rich
00:34:55This should be my room
00:34:56This is not about money
00:34:59Nora is a decent human being
00:35:01Which is more than I can say for either of you
00:35:03Now both of you, get out
00:35:05Wow, Nora
00:35:06You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
00:35:10Trust me, Doc
00:35:10I'd get out while you still can
00:35:12Thank you for defending me
00:35:19That was really sweet of you
00:35:22Those people are awful
00:35:23Nobody deserves to be treated like that
00:35:26Even if they don't have money
00:35:27Well, actually, I do
00:35:29Here, let's get you back in the bed
00:35:30I'll help you out
00:35:31Kids will be kids
00:35:38Don't worry, I'll have that cleaned up right away
00:35:41What the hell is going on here?
00:35:45I'm sorry
00:35:45I don't want to hear it
00:35:47Clean up this mess
00:35:49And then get your ass back to work
00:35:51I don't pay you $3 an hour
00:35:54So you can wreck my damn restaurant
00:35:55Like some clumsy idiot
00:35:57Yes, sir, right away
00:35:58Hey
00:36:02Are you okay?
00:36:07Um, I'm fine, thank you
00:36:09I just had a long shift
00:36:11Here
00:36:14Take this
00:36:17No, sir
00:36:20I can't accept that
00:36:22It's the Christmas season
00:36:23Everybody deserves a little kindness
00:36:26Um, thank you
00:36:30That's right
00:36:34It's almost Christmas
00:36:36How could I forget?
00:36:39I wish I could be spending the holiday season
00:36:41With my husband, Judd
00:36:42His business isn't doing well
00:36:44So I'm working double shifts
00:36:46To support him
00:36:47He's a sister, Judd, man
00:36:55Oh, thank God
00:36:56This ain't for my babe
00:36:57Come here
00:36:58Judd, what is going on?
00:37:07I want a divorce
00:37:08I want a divorce
00:37:11What?
00:37:12Yeah
00:37:14Ashley and I are in love
00:37:15So you want a divorce
00:37:18And you've been cheating on me
00:37:19Yeah
00:37:20I didn't really want to tell you like this
00:37:21But Ashley thought it'd be best
00:37:23To just, you know, rip the band-aid off
00:37:24At work
00:37:25In front of everyone
00:37:27Hey
00:37:27Stop criticizing him
00:37:29Thank you, babe
00:37:29See, this is exactly why he's leaving you
00:37:32You're throwing away our marriage
00:37:33Of five years for her
00:37:35Don't act so shocked
00:37:37I mean, look at you
00:37:38You've really let yourself go
00:37:39Like, get your hands are gross
00:37:41Ew
00:37:42I've been working double shifts
00:37:45All to support you, Judd
00:37:47My hands look like this
00:37:48Because I saliate scrubbing dishes
00:37:50Judd needs a woman
00:37:51Who takes care of herself
00:37:53Isn't that right, baby?
00:37:54That's right, babe
00:37:55And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore
00:37:56She's got this huge settlement from Walmart
00:37:58Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart
00:38:00And filed a lawsuit
00:38:01She got a hundred grand
00:38:02You always thought you were better than me
00:38:06In high school with your straight A's
00:38:08But look at you now
00:38:10You're just a poor, pathetic loser
00:38:14Who's going to spend Christmas all alone
00:38:17Looks like you've got a little something there
00:38:27Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up
00:38:31But yeah, Merry Christmas
00:38:32Merry Christmas
00:38:33Nora
00:38:37I told you to clean up that mess
00:38:40Hey, look at you
00:38:41You're more disgusting than you were before
00:38:43But Mr. Daniel, I-
00:38:45Enough excuses
00:38:46That's it
00:38:47You're fired
00:38:48Cheated on
00:38:49Fired
00:38:50And now I'll be alone on Christmas
00:38:52Can this day get any worse?
00:38:57Why is it snowing over there?
00:39:00And that old man
00:39:01He looks like he needs help
00:39:03Can you spare any change?
00:39:14I was going to use this money for dinner
00:39:16But this man looks like he needs it more than I do
00:39:20You're the only person to stop and give me money
00:39:26Take this
00:39:28I insist
00:39:31It could be a lucky one
00:39:34Thank you
00:39:37Merry Christmas, Nora
00:39:40Merry Christmas
00:39:41Wait, how did he know my name?
00:39:54That's strange
00:39:55And those winning numbers for the two
00:40:05Really let yourself go?
00:40:06Like, look at your hands are gross
00:40:09Ew
00:40:09Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot
00:40:14$5, $61, $25, $22, $4, and $96
00:40:21Wait a second
00:40:23Again, that's $5, $61, $25, $22, $4, and $96
00:40:29Oh my god
00:40:34Oh my god, I won the $2 billion lottery
00:40:37Oh my god
00:40:49I'm so sorry
00:40:50I didn't see you
00:40:51Are you okay?
00:40:58Do I know you?
00:41:00It's the Christmas season. Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:41:05Hey, listen to me. I'm a doctor. I need to get you to the hospital.
00:41:11No, no, no. I'm okay. I can't afford the medical bill. It's okay.
00:41:16Hey, careful.
00:41:21It's okay. I got you.
00:41:30I can't believe I really won the lottery. And now I'm a billionaire.
00:41:51Whoa. You should not be out of bed.
00:41:54I'm okay. I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do.
00:41:58Okay, that is very generous. But I'm your doctor and I say the room is yours. So, here. Let me help you.
00:42:07I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way. But you can call me Chris.
00:42:11Dr. Merritt? I mean, Chris. Thank you for saving me.
00:42:17Do you remember what happened?
00:42:20Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident. You should really get your engine checked, by the way. It's misfiring.
00:42:27So you're generous to a fault and a mechanical genius.
00:42:31Um, it's just a weird talent of mine.
00:42:35Well, I should probably check your heart and make sure that your mechanics are working properly.
00:42:40Okay. Terrible joke.
00:42:41There you go.
00:42:47Deep breath in.
00:42:53One more.
00:42:54Do you need to run more tests?
00:43:07Yeah, I think that would be best.
00:43:10Best.
00:43:11I think that would be best.
00:43:13Um, would you excuse me?
00:43:15I have to, I have to see other patients.
00:43:22He's so nice.
00:43:24But he's probably like that with all his patients.
00:43:32What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
00:43:34Nora, what the hell are you doing here?
00:43:37What am I doing here? What are you doing here?
00:43:39Ashley hurt her finger opening up a beer can.
00:43:42Yeah, it broke right off.
00:43:43You broke a nail, that's it.
00:43:46Well, what's wrong with you?
00:43:48You probably faked an injury for attention.
00:43:50I got hit by a car and I have a concussion.
00:43:53Ha! An invisible injury? How convenient.
00:43:56And why does she get a room? My injury is way worse than her.
00:44:00Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed. Ashley actually needs to-
00:44:03I'm not giving up my bed.
00:44:05Fine. Then I'll just drag you out.
00:44:07Get your bed, babe.
00:44:08I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora.
00:44:14Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town.
00:44:18It's not for poor people like you.
00:44:21I'm not whore.
00:44:26I won the lottery.
00:44:27I'm a billionaire.
00:44:35That's a good one, Nora.
00:44:37Oh my gosh, that fake concussion's really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
00:44:41Yeah, seriously, you're embarrassing yourself, Nora.
00:44:43How about a little dignity?
00:44:44It's true. I can prove it.
00:44:52And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are...
00:44:56561, 25, 22, 04, and...
00:45:0196. Good luck to all of you.
00:45:04See?
00:45:06I thought you were supposed to be smart.
00:45:10This is obviously a fake ticket.
00:45:28Oh my god, look at her face!
00:45:30Did we ruin your little lottery tickets?
00:45:32Faking a win, Nora? Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
00:45:37It's a little worse for wear, but...
00:45:40Still intact.
00:45:44First you lose your sad little waitress job,
00:45:47and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery?
00:45:54You know, now that you're unemployed trash,
00:45:57I think we should find a job a little better suited for you.
00:45:59Move!
00:46:03You can work cleaning up other people's messes like the loser you are.
00:46:08Oh, whoops!
00:46:10Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
00:46:12Clean it up?
00:46:14I'm not cleaning that up!
00:46:16Okay.
00:46:18Then I'll just make you.
00:46:22Stop!
00:46:23What are you two doing with my patient?
00:46:32Your patient?
00:46:34Flora's dirt poor. She can't afford to stay here.
00:46:36Oh.
00:46:38Unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room.
00:46:40I would never do something like that.
00:46:42Of course you would.
00:46:44I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job.
00:46:47Doctor, I'm rich.
00:46:49I'm rich. This should be my room.
00:46:52This is not about money.
00:46:54Nora is a decent human being,
00:46:56which is more than I can say for either of you.
00:46:58Now both of you, get out!
00:47:00Wow, Nora!
00:47:01You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
00:47:04Trust me, Doc.
00:47:06I'd get out while you still can.
00:47:07What?
00:47:12Thank you for defending me.
00:47:14That was really sweet of you.
00:47:17Those people are awful.
00:47:19Nobody deserves to be treated like that,
00:47:20even if they don't have money.
00:47:22Well, actually, I do-
00:47:23Here, let's get you back into bed.
00:47:24I'll help you out.
00:47:25Okay.
00:47:27Oh!
00:47:32Kids will be kids!
00:47:33Don't worry, I'll have that cleaned up right away.
00:47:35What the hell is going on here?
00:47:39I'm sorry.
00:47:40I don't want to hear it!
00:47:42Clean up this mess and then get your ass back to work!
00:47:46I don't pay you $3 an hour so you can wreck my damn restaurant like some clumsy idiot!
00:47:52Yes, sir, right away.
00:47:56Hey.
00:47:59Are you okay?
00:48:01I'm fine, thank you.
00:48:04I just had a long shift.
00:48:08Here.
00:48:10Take this.
00:48:14No, sir, I can't accept that.
00:48:17It's the Christmas season.
00:48:19Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:48:28That's right.
00:48:29It's almost Christmas.
00:48:31How could I forget?
00:48:34I wish I could be spending the holiday season with my husband, Judd.
00:48:37His business isn't doing well, so I'm working double shifts to support him.
00:48:41He's such a gentleman.
00:48:42Of course.
00:48:43This ain't for my baby.
00:48:44Come here.
00:48:46Judd, what is going on?
00:48:48I want a divorce.
00:48:50I want a divorce.
00:48:52What?
00:48:54Yeah, Ashley and I are in love.
00:48:56So you want a divorce and you've been cheating on me.
00:48:57Yeah, I didn't really want to tell you like this, but Ashley thought it'd be best to just rip the bandaid off.
00:49:03At work, in front of everyone.
00:49:04Hey, stop criticizing him.
00:49:05Thank you, baby.
00:49:06See, this is exactly why he's leaving.
00:49:08What?
00:49:09I'm not leaving.
00:49:10I'm leaving.
00:49:11I'm leaving.
00:49:12I'm leaving.
00:49:13I'm leaving.
00:49:14I'm leaving.
00:49:15I'm leaving.
00:49:16I'm leaving.
00:49:17I'm leaving.
00:49:18I'm leaving.
00:49:19I'm leaving.
00:49:20I'm leaving.
00:49:21I'm leaving.
00:49:22I'm leaving.
00:49:23Thank you, babe.
00:49:24See, this is exactly why he's leaving you.
00:49:26You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her?
00:49:30Don't act so shocked.
00:49:31I mean, look at you.
00:49:32You've really let yourself go.
00:49:34Like, look at your hands.
00:49:35They're gross.
00:49:36Ew.
00:49:38I've been working double shifts all to support you, Judd.
00:49:42My hands look like this because I stay late scrubbing dishes.
00:49:45Judd needs a woman who takes care of herself.
00:49:47Isn't that right, baby?
00:49:48That's right, babe.
00:49:49And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore.
00:49:51She's got this huge settlement from all morning.
00:49:53Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart and filed a lawsuit.
00:49:56She got a hundred grand.
00:49:59You always thought you were better than me in high school with your straight A's.
00:50:03But look at you now.
00:50:05You're just a poor, pathetic loser who's gonna spend Christmas all alone.
00:50:11Looks like you got a little something there.
00:50:21Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up.
00:50:25Yeah, Merry Christmas.
00:50:26Merry Christmas.
00:50:27Merry Christmas.
00:50:31Nora.
00:50:32I told you to clean up that mess.
00:50:34And look at you!
00:50:35You're more Mis..
00:50:39Enough excuses!
00:50:40That's it!
00:50:41You're fired!
00:50:43Cheated on.
00:50:44Fired.
00:50:45And now I'll be alone on Christmas.
00:50:47Can this day get any worse?
00:50:49Why is it snowing over there?
00:50:54And that old man, he looks like he needs help.
00:51:05Can you spare any change?
00:51:09I was going to use this money for dinner, but this man looks like he needs them more than I do.
00:51:14You're the only person to stop and give me money.
00:51:21Take this.
00:51:23Sir, I can't.
00:51:24I insist.
00:51:26It could be a lucky one.
00:51:32Merry Christmas, Nora.
00:51:34Merry Christmas.
00:51:42Wait, how did he know my name?
00:51:44That's strange.
00:51:56And those winning numbers for the two...
00:51:59Really let yourself go?
00:52:00Like, look at your hands are gross.
00:52:03Ew.
00:52:04Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot.
00:52:085, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:52:16Wait a second.
00:52:17Again, that's 5, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
00:52:24Oh my god.
00:52:29Oh my god.
00:52:30I won the $2 billion lottery.
00:52:34I'm a billionaire!
00:52:37Oh my god.
00:52:44I'm so sorry.
00:52:45I didn't see you.
00:52:46Are you okay?
00:52:46Do I know you?
00:52:55It's the Christmas season.
00:52:57Everybody deserves a little kindness.
00:53:00Okay, listen to me.
00:53:01I'm a doctor.
00:53:03I need to get you to the hospital.
00:53:05No, no, no.
00:53:06I'm okay.
00:53:07I can't afford the medical bill.
00:53:09No, it's okay.
00:53:10Hey, careful.
00:53:15It's okay.
00:53:17I got you.
00:53:18I got you.
00:53:39I can't believe I really won the lottery.
00:53:42And now I'm a billionaire.
00:53:45Whoa.
00:53:46You should not be out of bed.
00:53:48I'm okay.
00:53:49I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do.
00:53:52Okay, that is very generous.
00:53:53But I'm your doctor and I say the room is yours.
00:53:56So, here.
00:53:57Let me help you.
00:54:01I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way.
00:54:02But you can call me Chris.
00:54:05Dr. Merritt?
00:54:06I mean, Chris.
00:54:09Thank you for saving me.
00:54:11Do you remember what happened?
00:54:14Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident.
00:54:17You should really get your engine checked, by the way.
00:54:19It's misfiring.
00:54:21So, you're generous to a fault and a mechanical genius.
00:54:25Um, it's just a weird talent of mine.
00:54:28Well, I should probably check your heart
00:54:31and make sure that your mechanics are working properly.
00:54:34Okay, terrible joke.
00:54:36Deep breath in.
00:54:47One more.
00:54:59Do you need to run more tests?
00:55:01Yeah, I think that would be breast.
00:55:04Best.
00:55:05I think that would be best.
00:55:07Um, would you excuse me?
00:55:10I have to see other patients.
00:55:11He's so nice, but he's probably like that with all his patients.
00:55:21What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
00:55:27Nora, what the hell are you doing here?
00:55:30What am I doing here?
00:55:32What are you doing here?
00:55:33Ashley hurt her finger opening up a beer can.
00:55:35Yeah, it broke right off.
00:55:37You broke a nail, that's it?
00:55:40Well, what's wrong with you?
00:55:42You probably faked an injury for attention.
00:55:44I got hit by a car, and I have a concussion.
00:55:47Ha!
00:55:47An invisible injury?
00:55:49How convenient.
00:55:50And why does she get a room?
00:55:52My injury's way worse than her.
00:55:54Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed.
00:55:55Ashley actually needs to-
00:55:56I'm not giving up my bed.
00:55:59Fine.
00:56:00Then I'll just drag you out.
00:56:01Get your bed, babe.
00:56:02I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora.
00:56:08Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town.
00:56:11It's not for poor people like you.
00:56:15I'm not whore.
00:56:19I won the lottery.
00:56:21I'm a billionaire.
00:56:28That's a good one, Nora.
00:56:29Oh my gosh, that fake concussion's really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
00:56:34Yeah, seriously, you're embarrassing yourself, Nora.
00:56:36How about a little dignity?
00:56:39It's true.
00:56:40I can prove it.
00:56:45And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are
00:56:49561, 25, 22, 04, and 96.
00:56:56Good luck to all of you.
00:56:58See?
00:56:59I thought you were supposed to be smart.
00:57:04This is obviously a fake ticket.
00:57:07Oh my god, look at her face!
00:57:24Did we ruin your little lottery tickets?
00:57:27Faking a win, Nora?
00:57:28Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
00:57:29It's a little worse for wear, but still intact.
00:57:38First you lose your sad little waitress job, and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery?
00:57:43You know, now that you're unemployed trash, I think we should find a job a little better suited for you.
00:57:56Move.
00:57:56You can work cleaning up other people's messes like the loser you are.
00:58:03Oh, whoops.
00:58:05Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
00:58:07Clean it up?
00:58:08I'm not cleaning that up.
00:58:10Okay.
00:58:10Then I'll just make you.
00:58:16Stop!
00:58:24What are you two doing with my patient?
00:58:26Your patient?
00:58:28Flora's dirt poor.
00:58:29She can't afford to stay here.
00:58:30Oh.
00:58:31Unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room.
00:58:34I would never do something like that.
00:58:36Of course you would.
00:58:38I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job.
00:58:41Doctor, I'm rich.
00:58:44This should be my room.
00:58:46This is not about money.
00:58:48Nora is a decent human being, which is more than I can say for either of you.
00:58:51Now both of you, get out!
00:58:54Wow, Nora.
00:58:55You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
00:58:58Trust me, Doc.
00:58:59I'd get out while you still can.
00:59:06Thank you for defending me.
00:59:09That was really sweet of you.
00:59:11Those people are awful.
00:59:13Nobody deserves to be treated like that, even if they don't have money.
00:59:16Well, actually, I do-
00:59:17Here, let's get you back in the bed.
00:59:18I'll help you out.
00:59:19Okay.
00:59:20Oh!
00:59:26Kids will be kids.
00:59:27Don't worry.
00:59:28I'll have that cleaned up right away.
00:59:32What the hell is going on here?
00:59:33I'm sorry.
00:59:34I don't want to hear it!
00:59:36Clean up this mess and then get your ass back to work!
00:59:40I don't pay you $3 an hour so you can wreck my damn restaurant like some clumsy idiot!
00:59:46Yes, sir.
00:59:46Right away.
00:59:46Hey.
00:59:53Are you okay?
00:59:56Um, I'm fine.
00:59:58I just had a long shift.
01:00:02Here.
01:00:04Take this.
01:00:05No, sir.
01:00:09I can't accept that.
01:00:10It's the Christmas season.
01:00:12Everybody deserves a little kindness.
01:00:16Um, thank you.
01:00:18That's right.
01:00:23It's almost Christmas.
01:00:25How could I forget?
01:00:27I wish I could be spending the holiday season with my husband, Judd.
01:00:31His business isn't doing well, so I'm working double shifts to support him.
01:00:35He's such a gentleman.
01:00:43Of course.
01:00:44Anything for my babe.
01:00:45You come here.
01:00:50Judd, what is going on?
01:00:55I want a divorce.
01:00:58I want a divorce.
01:01:00What?
01:01:02Yeah, Ashley and I are in love.
01:01:05So you want a divorce, and you've been cheating on me?
01:01:08Yeah.
01:01:09I didn't really want to tell you like this, but Ashley thought it'd be best to just, you
01:01:12know, rip the band-aid off.
01:01:13At work.
01:01:14In front of everyone.
01:01:15Hey, stop criticizing him.
01:01:17Thank you, babe.
01:01:18See, this is exactly why he's leaving you.
01:01:20You're throwing away our marriage of five years for her?
01:01:24Don't act so shocked.
01:01:25I mean, look at you.
01:01:26You've really let yourself go.
01:01:28Like, look at your hands are gross.
01:01:30Ew.
01:01:30I've been working double shifts, all to support you, Judd.
01:01:35My hands look like this because I stay late scrubbing dishes.
01:01:39Judd needs a woman who takes care of herself.
01:01:42Isn't that right, baby?
01:01:42Sorry, babe.
01:01:43And Ashley doesn't have to work anymore.
01:01:45She's got this huge settlement from all morning.
01:01:47Yeah, I got hit by a shopping cart and filed a lawsuit.
01:01:49She got a hundred grand.
01:01:53You always thought you were better than me in high school with your straight A's.
01:01:57But look at you now.
01:01:59You're just a poor, pathetic loser who's going to spend Christmas all alone.
01:02:05Looks like you've got a little something there.
01:02:17Yeah, you might want to clean yourself up.
01:02:20Yeah, Merry Christmas.
01:02:21Merry Christmas.
01:02:25Nora, I told you to clean up that mess.
01:02:28Hey, look at you.
01:02:29You're more disgusting than you were before.
01:02:32But, Mr. Daniel, I...
01:02:33Enough excuses.
01:02:34That's it.
01:02:35You're fired.
01:02:37Cheated on.
01:02:38Fired.
01:02:39And now I'll be alone on Christmas.
01:02:41Can this day get any worse?
01:02:45Why is it snowing over there?
01:02:48And that old man, he looks like he needs help.
01:02:59Can you spare any change?
01:03:01I was going to use this money for dinner, but this man looks like he needs them more than I do.
01:03:11You're the only person to stop and give me money.
01:03:16Take this.
01:03:18Sir, I...
01:03:18I insist.
01:03:20It could be a lucky one.
01:03:26Merry Christmas, Nora.
01:03:28Merry Christmas.
01:03:29Merry Christmas.
01:03:36Wait, how did he know my name?
01:03:38That's strange.
01:03:50And those winning numbers for the two...
01:03:53Really let yourself go?
01:03:55Like, look at your hands are gross.
01:03:57Ew.
01:03:57Winning numbers of this massive $2 billion jackpot.
01:04:035, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
01:04:10Wait a second.
01:04:11Again, that's 5, 61, 25, 22, 4, and 96.
01:04:18Oh, my God.
01:04:23Oh, my God.
01:04:24I won the $2 billion lottery.
01:04:28I'm a billionaire.
01:04:37Oh, my God.
01:04:38I'm so sorry.
01:04:39I didn't see you.
01:04:40Are you okay?
01:04:40Do I know you?
01:04:49It's the Christmas season.
01:04:51Everybody deserves a little kindness.
01:04:54Hey, listen to me.
01:04:55I'm a doctor.
01:04:57I need to get you to the hospital.
01:04:59No, no, no.
01:05:00I'm okay.
01:05:01I can't afford the medical bill.
01:05:03It's good.
01:05:05Hey, Kip.
01:05:09It's okay.
01:05:10I got you.
01:05:12I can't believe I really won the lottery, and now I'm a billionaire.
01:05:37I can't believe I really won the lottery, and I can't believe I'm a billionaire.
01:05:39I can't believe I'm a billionaire.
01:05:40Whoa.
01:05:41You should not be out of bed.
01:05:42I'm okay.
01:05:43I'm sure there's someone who needs this room more than I do.
01:05:46Okay, that is very generous, but I'm your doctor, and I say the room is yours.
01:05:50So, let me help you.
01:05:52I'm Dr. Merritt, by the way, but you can call me Chris.
01:05:58What?
01:05:59Dr. Merritt, I mean Chris, thank you for saving me.
01:06:05Do you remember what happened?
01:06:08Yeah, you hit me with your car on accident.
01:06:11You should really get your engine checked, by the way.
01:06:13It's misfiring.
01:06:14So, you're generous to a fault and a mechanical genius.
01:06:18Um, it's just a weird talent of mine.
01:06:22Well, I should probably check your heart and make sure that your mechanics are working properly.
01:06:27Okay, terrible joke.
01:06:31Deep breath in.
01:06:37One more.
01:06:52Do you need to run more tests?
01:06:55Yeah, I think that would be best.
01:06:58Best.
01:06:59I think that would be best.
01:07:01Um, would you excuse me?
01:07:04I have to see other patients.
01:07:10He's so nice.
01:07:12But he's probably like that with all his patients.
01:07:15What the hell are you doing here, Nora?
01:07:23Nora, what the hell are you doing here?
01:07:25What am I doing here?
01:07:26What are you doing here?
01:07:27Ashley hurt her finger opening up a beer can.
01:07:29Yeah, it broke right off.
01:07:31You broke a nail, that's it?
01:07:34Well, what's wrong with you?
01:07:36You probably faked an injury for attention.
01:07:38I got hit by a car and I have a concussion.
01:07:41Ha!
01:07:42An invisible injury?
01:07:43How convenient.
01:07:44And why does she get a room?
01:07:46My injury is way worse than her.
01:07:48Yeah, Nora, get out of that bed.
01:07:49Ashley actually means-
01:07:50I'm not giving up my bed.
01:07:52Fine.
01:07:53Then I'll just drag you out.
01:07:55Get your bed, babe.
01:07:56Oh!
01:07:57I can't even afford to stay here anyway, Nora.
01:08:02Yeah, this is the most prestigious hospital in town.
01:08:05It's not for poor people like you.
01:08:08I'm not whore.
01:08:11I won the lottery.
01:08:13I'm a billionaire.
01:08:14I won the lottery.
01:08:15I'm a billionaire.
01:08:16How's it going, Nora?
01:08:18Oh my gosh, that fake concussion has really scrambled your brain now, hasn't it?
01:08:28Yeah, seriously, you're embarrassing yourself, Nora.
01:08:30How about a little dignity?
01:08:32It's true.
01:08:33It's true.
01:08:34I can prove it.
01:08:39And those winning numbers for the $2 billion lottery are 561, 25, 22, 04, and 96.
01:08:49Good luck to all of you.
01:08:51See?
01:08:52I thought you were supposed to be smart.
01:08:58This is obviously a fake ticket.
01:09:02Oh my god, look at her face!
01:09:18Did we ruin your little lottery tickets?
01:09:21Faking a win, Nora?
01:09:22Seriously, it's fucking pathetic.
01:09:25It's a little worse for wear, but still intact.
01:09:32First you lose your sad little waitress job, and now you're hallucinating winning the lottery?
01:09:42You know, now that you're unemployed trash, I think we should find a job a little better suited for you.
01:09:48Move!
01:09:50You can work cleaning up other people's messes like the loser you are.
01:09:56Oh, whoops!
01:09:59Oh, well, what are you waiting for?
01:10:01Clean it up?
01:10:02I'm not cleaning that up!
01:10:04Okay.
01:10:05Then I'll just make you.
01:10:10Stop!
01:10:18What are you two doing with my patient?
01:10:20Your patient?
01:10:21Flora's dirt poor.
01:10:22She can't afford to stay here.
01:10:24Oh, unless you're fucking this doctor to get a room.
01:10:28I would never do something like that.
01:10:30Of course you would.
01:10:32I mean, it only makes sense after you lost your job.
01:10:35Doctor, I'm rich.
01:10:38This should be my room.
01:10:40This is not about money.
01:10:42Nora is a decent human being, which is more than I can say for either of you.
01:10:45Now both of you, get out!
01:10:48Wow, Nora.
01:10:49You really got this doctor wrapped around your little finger, huh?
01:10:52Trust me, Doc.
01:10:53I'd get out while you still can.
01:11:00Thank you for defending me.
01:11:02That was really sweet of you.
01:11:04Those people are awful.
01:11:06Nobody deserves to be treated like that, even if they don't have money.
01:11:09Well, actually, I do-
01:11:11Here, let's get you back in the bed, and I'll help you out.
01:11:13Okay.
01:11:15Oh, uh!
01:11:19Ah!
01:11:20Ugh.
01:11:21Oh!
01:11:23Ah!
01:11:24Uh!
01:11:25Oh!
01:11:26Oh!
01:11:27Ah!
01:11:28Oh!
01:11:29Uh!
01:11:30Huh?
01:11:31IG's gonna leave your here.
01:11:33Uhh!
01:11:34Oh!
01:11:35Oh!
01:11:36Oh!
01:11:37Oh!
01:11:38Oh!
01:11:39Whoa!
01:11:40Oh!
01:11:41Oh!
01:11:42Uh-oh!
Be the first to comment
Add your comment

Recommended