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Suffering from some unknown trauma, a wealthy man has been holed up high above Las Vegas in a penthouse hotel room for nearly a month. His night with a mysterious young woman turns into several nights as he discovers she is more than a match for him intellectually. Both have secrets, and getting to the bottom of those will be a challenge..
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00:00:04You
00:00:43Hmm.
00:01:00To tell you
00:01:03Don't miss a show
00:01:05Yeah, I'm not
00:01:09La la la la
00:01:11Et des fois plus c'est
00:01:15La vida et des frances
00:01:18En piscine
00:01:20On se met au front
00:01:22Je suis lĂ 
00:01:25Maintenant, ma vie
00:01:27Et on va
00:01:29Les graffes
00:01:30Les gĂątis
00:01:31Les blancs
00:01:34Qu'Ă  toi, c'est
00:01:38Rélié, belle
00:01:40Musique et danse
00:01:42Il est diamant
00:01:43Quand je respecte ton nom
00:01:46Et l'exce le bruit
00:01:48Depuis la lumiÚre des étoiles
00:01:50Quand tu touches ma peau
00:01:51Je vais te réfléchir
00:01:53Fais en vous
00:01:54Si tu lĂšves pas
00:01:55Et nous
00:01:58Récomencerons
00:01:59NĂ©
00:02:01Vraiment
00:02:02Une histoire si belle
00:02:10La la la la la la la la
00:02:13C'est parti
00:02:31Hi.
00:02:33Hi.
00:02:33Room service?
00:02:35Yeah.
00:02:36I, um, I was just surprised that you were still here.
00:02:40Oh.
00:02:41I'm happy.
00:02:42I was pleasantly surprised.
00:02:44Yeah.
00:02:45Um, do you mind if I use your bathroom?
00:02:47Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:02:48There's one at the other end of the living room.
00:02:50Or there's a second master if you want some more privacy.
00:02:58I, uh, I hope that you don't mind a large breakfast.
00:03:02I'm, uh, I'm one of those annoying people that wakes up early and eats.
00:03:11Like, some kind of rooster.
00:03:22Um, I'm gonna go.
00:03:24What?
00:03:25Yeah.
00:03:25There's breakfast.
00:03:26Oh, that's really sweet, but I, I gotta get going.
00:03:31Oh.
00:03:32Yeah, back to, uh, English, English Lit, right?
00:03:36Huh?
00:03:37Back to Arizona University to study English Lit?
00:03:41Yeah.
00:03:42Arizona, not Arizona State.
00:03:45Classy, not trashing.
00:03:48That's right.
00:03:52Clarissa.
00:03:53Yeah.
00:03:55It's Irish?
00:03:56Uh, I don't know.
00:03:57I'd have to ask my mom.
00:03:58Um, okay.
00:04:01I'm gonna run.
00:04:02Uh, next time you're in town, uh, give me a ring.
00:04:06Three grand.
00:04:09Three grand.
00:04:10Stay the rest of the day.
00:04:11Oh, I, I have to get back to my roommate.
00:04:14Three five?
00:04:15Um.
00:04:18I'm sorry.
00:04:20Um, am I being offensive?
00:04:23I haven't done this before.
00:04:25I just, I like you.
00:04:28And I thought with last night, you seemed pretty, uh, huh.
00:04:34Um, I'm, let me start again.
00:04:38Are you around today?
00:04:39Because I would really like to spend the rest of the day with you.
00:04:43And I know that you're probably busy.
00:04:45So I could give you something for your time.
00:04:48Four thousand dollars being up?
00:04:53Um, I don't know.
00:04:54It still feels kind of weird.
00:04:57You know what I do with my paintings?
00:05:00I, um, I detach myself from them.
00:05:03I, I don't know, I think of them as like a lump of coal or, or a barrel of oil.
00:05:08You know, for this thing from which they are.
00:05:10And I give them a price.
00:05:11And then I let the market do its dance, free and unfettered from any emotional reaction.
00:05:17But what if it was you, and not a painting?
00:05:21Let me get what I can get.
00:05:24Everything has a number, and that number is its price.
00:05:27Simple.
00:05:28What if there is no number?
00:05:30Then it's known as worthless.
00:05:32Or priceless.
00:05:34You don't think things are priceless, do you?
00:05:36I don't.
00:05:38Everything has a price.
00:05:39Yeah.
00:05:42What about God?
00:05:45What, uh, what number would you give for God?
00:05:52Um, okay.
00:05:54Uh, just so I can play correctly here.
00:05:56God in this scenario is you, or God is God?
00:05:59God is God.
00:06:01Zero.
00:06:02God is worthless.
00:06:03There is no God.
00:06:05I'm talking in the market, right?
00:06:07In the real world.
00:06:08God has no bearing on the price of things.
00:06:11Therefore, God has no value.
00:06:12But what if I say there is a God, and honoring him costs money?
00:06:17Well, then God has a number for you.
00:06:19But to me, God is a zero.
00:06:21So everyone has their own numbers and can make up their own numbers.
00:06:24And thus, a market is created.
00:06:28And those with more numbers to spend can make up higher numbers and take whatever they want.
00:06:31Yeah.
00:06:32And those with lower numbers must adapt and make higher numbers and acquire power.
00:06:37Except for God.
00:06:38Except for God.
00:06:39Who doesn't exist.
00:06:48Five thousand.
00:06:53And your real name?
00:06:55Clarissa is my real name.
00:06:57And no anal sex.
00:06:59Make up another name then.
00:07:01Why?
00:07:01Because Clarissa is not your real name.
00:07:03It was engineered to sound vaguely like a part of your sexual anatomy and kickstart my subconscious libido.
00:07:10It's a brilliant piece of subliminal marketing.
00:07:13If you knew it or not.
00:07:16What do you really do for a living?
00:07:19I really am a painter.
00:07:21A painter?
00:07:23In the penthouse suite with a bunch of bros at a club with eight bottles of Grey Goose?
00:07:28I'm a really good painter.
00:07:30Here for my brother's bachelor party.
00:07:32And those were his friends.
00:07:34Uncomplicated savages from the province of Orange County.
00:07:37Yuck.
00:07:38Doctors and dentists and the like.
00:07:40Very grotesque sort.
00:07:41So you're a painter in L.A.
00:07:43Oh.
00:07:44New York City.
00:07:45You said L.A. last night.
00:07:47You said I used to live in L.A. and now I live in New York City.
00:07:49And you don't trust me.
00:07:51Why do you care what my name is?
00:07:52Because I want the real thing.
00:07:54Mmm.
00:07:56You want to play make believe.
00:08:15Five grand in your real name.
00:08:17Five grand.
00:08:21Five grand in your life.
00:08:35Five grand for three grand.
00:08:45You can do the best,
00:08:58Do you think you could love me?
00:09:06Have you been in love lately?
00:09:10Were you hurt?
00:09:12Are you sure?
00:09:14It's over with her
00:09:15Are you looking for someone
00:09:18On the side?
00:09:21Should I call before I come back?
00:09:24Don't tell me you want me
00:09:27If you know
00:09:29Those words are only a show
00:09:33Are you ready to show me
00:09:36What's inside?
00:09:39Are you scared of what I will find?
00:09:42If you're looking for mystery
00:09:45Here's a clue
00:09:47I got secrets that I'm keeping from you
00:09:51Do you think you could love me?
00:10:07Oh
00:10:08Oh
00:10:08Party is starting early huh?
00:10:11Yeah slow down
00:10:11I want to slow down
00:10:22Okay hold on
00:10:23I just need a minute
00:10:24To recover my chi
00:10:28It's not you
00:10:29It's me
00:10:30I'm not as young as you are
00:10:38I can just close my eyes for a minute
00:10:42I'll lay here and just float
00:10:49Where's your brother?
00:10:51No idea
00:10:53If they need me they'll call
00:10:55My name's Smash Phone
00:10:57On the room phone
00:11:00If you need to call me on my Smash Phone
00:11:03I probably won't be able to answer it at all
00:11:10Where are your clothes?
00:11:15You ordered clothes?
00:11:17Traveled late
00:11:18Free as a bird
00:11:19Lay as a phone
00:11:31What could you do right now?
00:11:33What?
00:11:34What could you do right now?
00:11:37It's gonna help you
00:11:39With what?
00:11:41Your anxiety
00:11:42What anxiety?
00:11:46The double vodka at 11 in the morning anxiety
00:11:50Oh
00:11:52You know so much don't you?
00:11:55Oh
00:11:55Someone say the exact opposite
00:11:57Like who?
00:11:59Don't dodge
00:11:59What was the answer?
00:12:01What could you do right now?
00:12:05Sleep
00:12:07Drink
00:12:09Fuck
00:12:10Good
00:12:12What else?
00:12:15Um
00:12:18I could go to the pool
00:12:20And sit in a cabana and drink something cold
00:12:22Good
00:12:24What else?
00:12:27I could get on a spaceship and fly to the moon
00:12:30No you couldn't
00:12:31Why not?
00:12:31You don't have a spaceship
00:12:32You don't have the proper training
00:12:34And you probably couldn't handle prolonged zero gravity
00:12:38With all the toxins you got in your system
00:12:39Alright
00:12:40Yeah
00:12:41Alright
00:12:42Really killing my vibe you know?
00:12:45Now you're getting it
00:12:47Kill your vibe
00:12:48Kill your dream
00:12:50The game
00:12:54The game is
00:12:56What could you do right now?
00:12:59And what's the point of this game?
00:13:00I'll tell you once you give me something good
00:13:02I wish we could just fuck
00:13:07No you don't
00:13:07Yes I do
00:13:08What could you do
00:13:10Right now?
00:13:13Um
00:13:18Gamble in the casino
00:13:20Drive back to Arizona
00:13:25Clean my bedroom
00:13:26Go grocery shopping
00:13:29Fly to Paris
00:13:30Wash my car
00:13:31Okay back up one
00:13:32Back up one
00:13:34How would you fly to Paris?
00:13:38On a plane
00:13:39And how would you get on the plane?
00:13:42I
00:13:43Oh
00:13:43I would book my ticket on Expedia
00:13:46Okay
00:13:47And then what?
00:13:49Then
00:13:52Then I would
00:13:53Book my hotel
00:13:54Which one?
00:13:55I don't know
00:13:56The plaza
00:13:58Okay the plaza
00:13:59For five nights in Paris
00:14:02Could you really do that?
00:14:05Yeah
00:14:06Sure
00:14:07Then why haven't you?
00:14:09Really?
00:14:11Why not?
00:14:14You know why
00:14:15I don't
00:14:16I
00:14:21I don't
00:14:22I don't have a passport
00:14:24You can get one tomorrow
00:14:25Tomorrow at the embassy
00:14:26All you need is $200
00:14:27And two forms of ID
00:14:29Okay
00:14:29Fuck off
00:14:30You could do it tomorrow
00:14:31Spend all of my money
00:14:33Flying to Paris
00:14:35And come back dead broke?
00:14:36You could
00:14:36I can't
00:14:38Why not?
00:14:41Why not?
00:14:47I'll give you
00:14:50$15,000 to stay the rest of the weekend
00:14:52And you can go to Paris on Monday
00:15:03Are you serious?
00:15:14Yeah
00:15:15Can you tell me what the rate is for a flight to Paris on Monday morning?
00:15:22$2,000
00:15:23And also the plaza hotel on the Champs-Elysees?
00:15:28$2,000
00:15:29$600
00:15:29Euro
00:15:30Yeah, my friend
00:15:32Would like to book that
00:15:35Both of them
00:15:36Leaving on Monday
00:15:38And returning on Sunday
00:15:41Name?
00:15:44Hang up
00:15:45Name
00:15:46Miss
00:15:50Miss
00:15:51Name
00:15:55Can you hold that for me until tomorrow morning?
00:15:58Thank you
00:16:02What could you do right now?
00:16:04Punch you
00:16:05True
00:16:13My therapist
00:16:14Used to make me do that every week
00:16:18She said that it improves your IQ
00:16:20The more that you believe you can do
00:16:22The happier and the smarter you'll be
00:16:25Uh, or it just makes you crazy
00:16:27Hmm
00:16:30It's all imaginary
00:16:33The box that you put yourself in
00:16:36The rules that you let other people give you
00:16:40All the fears and the hopes and the dreams
00:16:42All of it
00:16:44Fake
00:16:48Money's real
00:16:51Maybe
00:16:52Maybe
00:16:53Maybe
00:17:08Were you serious?
00:17:11Yeah
00:17:11About the weekend?
00:17:15Yeah, I was
00:17:20I am
00:17:3220
00:17:3717-5
00:17:3918
00:17:4220
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4720
00:17:4730
00:17:5717-5, and no anal sex.
00:18:18Think of what you can do with all that money.
00:18:31Now can I go to the moon?
00:18:34No, just Paris.
00:18:35But I want the moon.
00:18:37Sorry.
00:18:42What about all that money?
00:18:44What about?
00:18:45How do you travel with so much money?
00:18:49It's a very complex system that I have.
00:18:52Oh, yeah?
00:18:53I swipe my credit card with the casino concierge,
00:18:56and he opens up a line of credit,
00:18:59and then when I want cash,
00:19:02he brings it to me.
00:19:05Very, very complex.
00:19:07Did you get any of this?
00:19:08Well, don't be an asshole.
00:19:10I can't help it.
00:19:13What are you doing?
00:19:26Are you hungry?
00:19:28I'm always hungry.
00:19:31Pick up the phone.
00:19:32Order whatever you want.
00:19:38Oh, hello.
00:19:42There's a guy just there.
00:19:43It's a bowler.
00:19:45Fancy.
00:19:47Yes, hi.
00:19:49Um, can I have two cheeseburgers, onion rings, and two chocolate cheese?
00:19:56Thanks.
00:20:02Did you want something?
00:20:13Maybe this is heaven.
00:20:16Eden.
00:20:17What's the difference?
00:20:19One, you're dead.
00:20:21And the other, you're alive, I think.
00:20:26Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.
00:20:44You're really into God, huh?
00:20:50Well, where I'm from, the church is one of the few things still there.
00:20:55Business of God.
00:20:57I bet God's worth a lot more than zero out there.
00:21:01Yeah.
00:21:01The clouds, the gates, the whole shebang.
00:21:05It's a hell of a business model.
00:21:08Now you realize you've been ripped off.
00:21:10Too late.
00:21:15Are you a Jew?
00:21:19You ever made love to a Jew before?
00:21:21What, what do you think happens when you die?
00:21:24You're gone.
00:21:25That's sad.
00:21:26Mm-hmm.
00:21:34Is it?
00:21:36Isn't it all just a metaphor, anyway?
00:21:39Some self-help book to deal with oppressive Romans.
00:21:43Right?
00:21:44You shut down your mind and it's desires and it's greed and it's doubt.
00:21:48And you go towards the light.
00:21:51And you go towards the truth.
00:21:53And then ye shall be set free and heaven shall be a place on earth.
00:21:57RIP Belinda Carlisle.
00:22:01Who?
00:22:03Exactly.
00:22:08Belinda Carlisle?
00:22:09Yeah.
00:22:15Oh, she's not dead.
00:22:17What?
00:22:18Yeah, it says here she lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
00:22:21Tomato, tomato.
00:22:24Say something really mean to me.
00:22:27Why?
00:22:30Just indulge me.
00:22:31Mean.
00:22:33Mean.
00:22:35Why can't I say something really nice?
00:22:38You know the origin of the word nice?
00:22:40Simple.
00:22:41Nice is always a lie.
00:22:43Mean, always a true.
00:22:44That's not true.
00:22:46Okay.
00:22:47Okay.
00:22:48Nice then.
00:22:52You are a wonderful kisser.
00:22:58It's a lie.
00:22:59No, that's true.
00:23:00Wonderful?
00:23:01Mm-hmm.
00:23:02Good?
00:23:02Maybe.
00:23:04Acceptable.
00:23:05More likely.
00:23:06Serviceable for sure.
00:23:07But wonderful?
00:23:08Hmm.
00:23:09Now you just went out of this game and you decided to overdo the compliment in the hopes
00:23:13of flattery and retreat on my part.
00:23:17Come on.
00:23:20Come on.
00:23:21I think you might actually be good at this.
00:23:23Just cut to the core.
00:23:25Tell me something I can't see from the inside.
00:23:27I thought that this was supposed to be Eden.
00:23:30What?
00:23:31Eden can't be mean?
00:23:32I'm happy right now, alright?
00:23:34I am.
00:23:35So just go with me on this.
00:23:41Okay.
00:23:56You're going gray.
00:23:57Okay.
00:23:57It's an observation I make every morning.
00:24:01You don't have enough hair on your chest.
00:24:04Okay.
00:24:05I like it that way.
00:24:06You have bags under your eyes.
00:24:08Next.
00:24:10You're hiding something.
00:24:12Okay.
00:24:13You aren't that slick, charming or smart.
00:24:16You are acting at it.
00:24:17Good.
00:24:18You're going off a picture you saw in a magazine.
00:24:21Yeah.
00:24:22You're a wannabe.
00:24:23Okay, go.
00:24:24You took your idea of Ben Affleck and you smashed him together with, fuck, I don't know
00:24:30who, but somebody who thinks that they're better than they are.
00:24:33Good.
00:24:34Keep going.
00:24:34I haven't really been orgasming.
00:24:47Sorry.
00:24:48I didn't mean.
00:24:49No.
00:24:53No.
00:24:54No, no, no.
00:24:57You're better at this than I thought, and I thought you were going to be pretty good.
00:25:02So.
00:25:06What?
00:25:07I feel pretty good right now.
00:25:09Yeah?
00:25:10Mm-hmm.
00:25:10Like you just got rid of something?
00:25:12Yeah.
00:25:13Well, I'm glad I could help.
00:25:15Was this from your therapist too?
00:25:16No.
00:25:18No, no.
00:25:18This is from my dad.
00:25:20You ever play this game with your dad?
00:25:24That'll end your childhood real quick.
00:25:26What's the point?
00:25:28He thought that the only points of life was self-improvement.
00:25:32And in order to keep improving, you had to keep ripping yourself apart.
00:25:36To build something stronger.
00:25:39If you're not growing, you're shrinking.
00:25:47You want to be a winner or do you want to be a loser?
00:25:53You want to watch me?
00:25:58I'm watching.
00:26:00Orgasm.
00:26:03Orgasm.
00:26:29You want to be a loser?
00:26:35Let's go.
00:27:10Let's go.
00:27:37Let's go.
00:28:03Let's go.
00:28:33Let's go.
00:28:36Yeah, amazing.
00:28:37There's like two shower heads.
00:28:39You think that Las Vegas was flooding on the Colorado River?
00:28:42Why?
00:28:44Because all that water.
00:28:47Sorry, that was a bad water joke.
00:28:49Oh, I got you some stuff for the day's events.
00:28:53The events?
00:28:54Yeah, pool and then dinner.
00:28:56Oh, I thought that we would just be staying in.
00:29:00Yeah, tempting, but I thought we would get some fresh air and let the lady clean the room and, you
00:29:06know.
00:29:10Where's dinner at the Academy Awards?
00:29:13Good one.
00:29:13I just rented that.
00:29:14Turns out they will let you rent anything when you play $5,000 a hand blackjack.
00:29:19You want to rent a turtle?
00:29:19What?
00:29:21That was the most ridiculous thing I could think of off the top of my head.
00:29:24Don't worry.
00:29:26We can rent normal stuff too, like sex toys or whatever.
00:29:30What about your brother?
00:29:32We are meeting them at the pool.
00:29:36What?
00:29:36I got a cabana.
00:29:40What?
00:29:42Your brother and his friends?
00:29:44You were here visiting your father and you wanted to hang out with a fellow artist while you were here.
00:29:49A fellow artist?
00:29:51Yeah, because you are studying sculpture.
00:29:56You told them all that?
00:29:57No, but I can if you want me to.
00:30:01You worry too much.
00:30:02Are you going to fix that too?
00:30:04Maybe.
00:30:09I'm going to be a scientist, studying the brain.
00:30:13You sure you don't want to be an astronaut?
00:30:14I mean, I'm going to do it.
00:30:15May as well go for Brooke.
00:30:16No.
00:30:17The brain.
00:30:18Okay.
00:30:20Brain researcher from Arizona University here to study one of the finest minds of this generation.
00:30:27Yeah?
00:30:29Now, shape up and let's have a nice, normal day.
00:30:36And, on that note, I am going to, um, you know what?
00:30:44I'm paying partly for the pleasure of saying everything, right?
00:30:47I'm going to take a nice morning deuce.
00:30:49And when I come back, light as a feather, to the pool, Jane.
00:30:52No, thank you.
00:30:53Aye, aye, captain.
00:30:57Aye.
00:31:03Aye.
00:31:05Aye.
00:31:07Aye.
00:31:09Aye.
00:31:21Aye.
00:31:22Aye.
00:31:22Aye.
00:31:26Why aren't you dressed?
00:31:28Just daydreaming.
00:31:30Well, less dreaming, more action.
00:31:36What about Buenos Aires?
00:31:38Huh?
00:31:40Paris is so cliché.
00:31:43Buenos Aires is so romantic.
00:31:46It's like the Paris of South America, but without all the tourists.
00:31:50I don't know, just a suggestion, just riffing here.
00:31:54Thanks, but it's Paris or bust for me.
00:31:57Why?
00:31:58It's a secret.
00:32:03You're feeling better.
00:32:05I am.
00:32:07From when we first met, you're happier.
00:32:10Maybe.
00:32:11Good.
00:32:13What about you?
00:32:14Well, it's no Paris, but it'll do.
00:32:21Do you mind if I skip the pool?
00:32:23Why?
00:32:24I'm just, I'm not feeling it.
00:32:26I don't really do so well around other people.
00:32:30You want a Klonopin?
00:32:31What's it do?
00:32:33Wine.
00:32:35It's like having two glasses of wine.
00:32:37Why don't you just have two glasses of wine?
00:32:39Because then I'd be an alcoholic.
00:32:42I'll pass.
00:32:46I should give you that back.
00:32:50Oh.
00:32:51Please.
00:32:52Don't embarrass me.
00:32:57What?
00:32:58You are a curious case.
00:33:01You're a person that deals with people, but hates people.
00:33:05Oh, I don't hate people.
00:33:06I hate more than three people together at any one place.
00:33:12I am, by the way.
00:33:15Happier.
00:33:16I like you.
00:33:18Even though you're weird.
00:33:19I think I actually like you because you're weird.
00:33:29So...
00:33:32What now?
00:33:37Hmm.
00:33:40Ha ha ha ha ha.
00:33:41Wake up.
00:33:42Check the mirror.
00:33:43Kiss the mirror.
00:33:44Keep it moving.
00:33:45Keep it moving.
00:33:46Keep it moving.
00:33:47Kiss the mirror.
00:33:48Keep it moving.
00:33:49Gears tight.
00:33:50Shoes clean.
00:33:51Friggin fresh.
00:33:52Neck bling.
00:33:53Damn it feel good to be me.
00:33:55Damn it feel good to be me.
00:33:57She lives life like a big party.
00:34:00You're invited.
00:34:01Let's get wasted.
00:34:02Start a riot.
00:34:03Let's get wasted.
00:34:04Start a riot.
00:34:05Treble music.
00:34:06Rebel music.
00:34:07Hit your ass with a shovel music.
00:34:08She look good when she diggy do it.
00:34:10And I look good when I diggy do it.
00:34:12I make this look good.
00:34:14She make this look good.
00:34:16We make this look good.
00:34:18Bet you wish you could.
00:34:20I make this look good.
00:34:22She make this look good.
00:34:24We make this look good.
00:34:26Bet you wish you could.
00:34:41It's good not to be alone.
00:34:54To God and to country.
00:35:00Bad luck not to drink on a toast.
00:35:01And I only look at champagne.
00:35:02Why?
00:35:03The bubbles.
00:35:04They don't bring up the devil and make me feel something awful in the morning.
00:35:07Wow.
00:35:08No champagne and no anal sex.
00:35:10You are, uh, you're missing out on all the fun.
00:35:13We should go to dinner.
00:35:14It's midnight.
00:35:16Oh, fuck, really?
00:35:18Banzai.
00:35:22Banzai, Daniel-san.
00:35:25Banzai.
00:35:26No?
00:35:28Karate Kid?
00:35:29No?
00:35:30Do, vaguely.
00:35:31Fuck.
00:35:33Okay.
00:35:35Do you have a pimp?
00:35:37Yeah.
00:35:38He has a scar and a cane and, um, well, he beats me when I'm short.
00:35:43His name's Bobcat.
00:35:47I think that maybe I should become a pimp.
00:35:49Well, I'm not hiring.
00:35:51I'm a sole proprietorship.
00:35:52That's smart.
00:35:53Very.
00:35:54I think it would be an excellent investment opportunity, though.
00:35:58There's just very little overhead.
00:35:59It's all cash and there's no taxes and you just, you hire the best and you let them do
00:36:04their thing.
00:36:04You just let it rip.
00:36:05Uh, it's the oldest profession but it's also the oldest investment opportunity.
00:36:11Bakers.
00:36:12What?
00:36:13Oh.
00:36:13Uh, I don't know.
00:36:15Were there prostitutes or bakers first?
00:36:18People were having sex before they invented fire.
00:36:21Yeah, but were they selling it?
00:36:23Undoubtedly.
00:36:24But I think, now, never have you been, like, more vital than you are at the present moment.
00:36:32Vital?
00:36:33Vital.
00:36:34What does that mean?
00:36:35Vital?
00:36:35It means...
00:36:36No, no, no.
00:36:37I, yeah, I know what vital means.
00:36:38Please do not explain it to me like I'm some desert bunny trash.
00:36:42I wouldn't think of it.
00:36:43That was...
00:36:43Why am I vital?
00:36:48I...
00:36:50Every guy should feel, I'm not as free as I feel right now.
00:36:55I can say whatever I want to say.
00:36:57I can be who I am, who I really am.
00:37:00And nobody loves anybody and nobody's trying to manipulate anybody's emotions.
00:37:06And, I don't know, there's no, like, buried resentments or hidden maneuvers and tactics and shit.
00:37:13I think the French have this right and that's probably the only time I'll ever say that.
00:37:17But I think that sex should be separate from a relationship.
00:37:22Like, if I want to fuck my wife, great.
00:37:25But if I fuck somebody else, then I can just be with my wife instead of being miserable trying to
00:37:30bag the old ball and chain for, like, the 2000th time.
00:37:32I think it's more natural.
00:37:36No, scratch that.
00:37:37It's more monogamous than monogamy.
00:37:40It's seen to prostitutes like the first class of monogamy, I think.
00:37:43You're married?
00:37:45Fuck no.
00:37:46No, this is in theory.
00:37:48In theory.
00:37:49What about you not in theory?
00:37:50Wow.
00:37:51Okay.
00:37:52Jesus, doctor.
00:37:53Um, it's not just I who is frustrated.
00:37:58It's the whole current epoch of my male brethren.
00:38:02Right?
00:38:02These, these are confusing times right now.
00:38:05Are you always like this?
00:38:07Like what?
00:38:08Controlling.
00:38:10Just bad genes?
00:38:14Well, I don't mind it.
00:38:17Oh, sorry.
00:38:18Okay.
00:38:19I'm taking notes.
00:38:24Um.
00:38:30Where was I?
00:38:31Prostitute.
00:38:32Monogamy.
00:38:33First class.
00:38:35Uh, okay.
00:38:36How would I?
00:38:39I think that.
00:38:42Okay.
00:38:44I'm a nice guy.
00:38:45And I think that I'm pretty fairly well adjusted.
00:38:48Uh, et cetera, et cetera, all that.
00:38:50And on some level, I want to fall in love.
00:38:52I, I, you know, that, that knock you down, pound you up, wake up in Paris kind of love.
00:38:56But let's face it.
00:38:57That's not real.
00:38:59Not really.
00:39:01And more on that later.
00:39:02The point is that that idea makes me what some people would call like a bit of a playboy.
00:39:08But the problem is I have taste.
00:39:11Right?
00:39:12I, I, I, I like and enjoy a very particular type of woman.
00:39:15I like somebody who's beautiful and intelligent and ambitious.
00:39:20And those type of woman require energy and attention and money.
00:39:27And they want to know that there's an end game to the whole thing.
00:39:30You know what I'm saying?
00:39:31Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:39:32Sex is more than sex or else it's empty and shallow and brings out the worst animalistic part of ourselves.
00:39:38You are very quick.
00:39:41Aw, for a woman.
00:39:42Well, and next we're going to talk about your defensiveness.
00:39:46Well, you know, I run in very smart circles and then runs a few things.
00:39:49Now back to your modern male bullshit whatever.
00:39:51Um, okay, I, it's, there's probably a, no, there's like probably a hundred million in this very country alone.
00:40:00Right?
00:40:01Like poor, just nice guys, nice guys who want to get laid on a regular basis, but who don't want
00:40:10to engage in the dark arts of like emotional forgery and passive sociopathy.
00:40:17What happens is porn, masturbation, aloneness, and it's a closed loop that begins to cave in on itself.
00:40:25And it's like a journey to the center of your mind.
00:40:29And my entire generation are a bunch of frustrated dudes that are just jerking off and talking to themselves.
00:40:37And we need you.
00:40:38We need you.
00:40:40We need you to tell us that it's okay to pay for sex.
00:40:43That, that, that it's just sex.
00:40:45And that you're happy to take the payment.
00:40:47Don't feel guilty.
00:40:49It's only supply and demand.
00:40:50But, the demand side needs to know that it's moral in order for it to thrive in this country.
00:40:56It's a very Christian nation.
00:40:59And so, we need, we need, you know, like a, we need an ad campaign.
00:41:05We need, um, we need, we need George Clooney staring straight down the barrel of the camera in black and
00:41:12white, very serious, very classy.
00:41:15Saying, I would argue, at this point, that seeing a prostitute is more moral than burning coal.
00:41:24And it's definitely more moral than buying anything from China.
00:41:29And it's definitely, certainly more moral than our first world bourgeois addiction to the cocaine.
00:41:37Get George Clooney to single-handedly legalize prostitution.
00:41:40Set us free, my brother.
00:41:42Let the market decide.
00:41:44Let your heart decide.
00:41:47Let yourself loose.
00:41:49And, and, and, and love, you know?
00:41:51Love yourself.
00:41:52Love yourself.
00:41:53And love your wife.
00:41:54And love your prostitutes.
00:41:56God bless America.
00:41:58God fucking bless America.
00:42:00Oh beautiful for spacious skies, for amber ways of grain.
00:42:10For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain.
00:42:20America, America, God shed his grace on thee.
00:42:34Don't overdo it, my dad used to say that, don't overdo it, sorry pup, I think I over
00:42:46did it. Alright, can we get two scoops of vanilla ice cream? Thank you. It'll help settle your stomach, they
00:43:11give it to people after chemo, we just nuked your body, have some ice cream.
00:43:17How do you know that? I go to school for it. Really? Pediatrics.
00:43:37That must be tough, all those sick kids.
00:43:51Okay.
00:43:58Word.
00:44:16Do you have any friends?
00:44:20Sure.
00:44:23What are their, what are their middle names?
00:44:28Why?
00:44:31His real friends know each other's middle names.
00:44:38Grace.
00:44:42Beth Grace Johnson.
00:44:48Amy Grace Trudeau.
00:44:51Amy Grace Trudeau.
00:44:55I believe you.
00:45:00What about you?
00:45:06Kevin Benjamin Meredith.
00:45:09I don't believe you.
00:45:11Good.
00:45:13Very good.
00:45:15Kevin Benjamin Meredith.
00:45:27I haven't seen him in 20 years.
00:45:35Since you were 10?
00:45:42You haven't made a friend in 20 years?
00:45:45Not a real one.
00:45:46Why?
00:45:48Work.
00:45:49Money.
00:45:51I don't believe you.
00:45:56What a weird thing friends are.
00:46:01Just the word, friends.
00:46:04Friends.
00:46:07So then why don't you forget about money?
00:46:11Because I can't.
00:46:14Why?
00:46:16I don't know.
00:46:19I blame my father.
00:46:22Sure, take the easy way out.
00:46:24That's what fathers are for.
00:46:30What's your middle name?
00:46:33How much money do you have in your pocket?
00:46:37Good.
00:46:39Very good.
00:46:59Very good.
00:47:15How much money do you need a bank on?
00:47:15How much money do you need?
00:48:29What do you see?
00:48:37The truth?
00:48:39If not now, when?
00:48:48Sadness?
00:48:53All men my age are sad.
00:48:55Why?
00:48:56Because their dreams are done.
00:48:59Says who?
00:49:06What do you really see, though, when you look at me?
00:49:16I see a man surrounded by things.
00:49:25A man who's made the acquisition of these things his main goal.
00:49:36And I think he's just starting to realize that these things are only making it worse.
00:49:42Because now he's tricked himself into thinking that these things are a part of him.
00:49:48The same as his kidneys, or his liver, or his heart.
00:49:57And I think it's his heart that he's almost convinced himself that he's forgotten.
00:50:01Mm-hmm.
00:50:03But he can still feel it.
00:50:06Hear it.
00:50:08Let Kofina go in the back of a dark cave, not quite sure where it's coming from.
00:50:17And I think that this is really the root of his sadness.
00:50:25That he decided long ago to go against his heart.
00:50:31Against what God has given him.
00:50:35In order to force himself into a system whose sole goal is the acquisition of more and more things.
00:50:47Why does he do it?
00:50:51Because he fears death.
00:50:58What's gonna happen to him?
00:51:00It's easy. He dies the same as everyone else.
00:51:05And what about all of my things?
00:51:08They die.
00:51:11It's impossible.
00:51:13No, even your paintings in the end die.
00:51:16Gone in the next great flood when this...
00:51:19Sand turns back into ocean floor.
00:51:25Well, what hope is there for any of us?
00:51:29Now.
00:51:30Okay.
00:51:51Hello.
00:52:01Are you still alive in there?
00:52:04Rarely.
00:52:25Hey, when's your birthday?
00:52:29January 9th.
00:52:31In what year?
00:52:3280.
00:52:43You're a Capricorn, huh?
00:52:4830 years.
00:52:54Here.
00:52:57Mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm.
00:53:38Remind me never to put anything on my nose again.
00:53:41Jesus.
00:53:45Oh no.
00:53:48You gotta get up.
00:53:50Why?
00:53:51Because if you stay down, you'll think you belong there.
00:53:55We'll never get out of here.
00:53:56My dad used to say that.
00:53:58Come on.
00:53:59You ever consume massive amounts of cocaine and champagne?
00:54:02Well then you just gotta get higher.
00:54:04Let's go!
00:54:05I don't wanna do any drugs.
00:54:07I know what you need.
00:54:09How do you have?
00:54:10Excitement.
00:54:11Adventure.
00:54:11How do you have all this energy?
00:54:13I don't know.
00:54:16You just wanna stay in the bed all day.
00:54:22Do you trust me?
00:54:24Do you trust me?
00:54:26What?
00:54:27With your life?
00:54:31Yeah.
00:54:34Yes.
00:54:34Right answer.
00:54:36Okay.
00:54:38Come on.
00:54:39Let's go.
00:54:41I have to get out of here.
00:54:42Please.
00:54:53Come on.
00:54:54It's Sunday?
00:54:57Yeah.
00:54:59The 22nd?
00:55:01Sure.
00:55:03You wanna have some real fun?
00:55:04Please.
00:55:05Please.
00:55:06Please.
00:55:06Please.
00:55:07Okay.
00:55:09Alright.
00:55:09I will.
00:55:10Yeah.
00:55:19Okay.
00:55:41What's this?
00:55:42Ten grand.
00:55:45And in return?
00:55:46We watched a movie tonight.
00:55:49No deal.
00:55:51I fucking hate movies.
00:55:53You didn't let me finish.
00:55:59After, we have an afternoon full of action, adventure, and international intrigue.
00:56:06And I double your money.
00:56:09Okay.
00:56:10I'm listening.
00:56:12We're gonna day trade the yen.
00:56:14What the what?
00:56:15It's the Japanese currency.
00:56:18How?
00:56:19Broker in Hong Kong.
00:56:21But it's Sunday.
00:56:22It's Monday in Tokyo.
00:56:24Are you ready?
00:56:26What do I have to do?
00:56:31How many of those can you take?
00:56:33Thirty-seven.
00:56:34One.
00:56:39And these little guys.
00:56:40Two of those.
00:56:42And a cocktail.
00:56:43And it is lights out, bucko.
00:56:45You're a regular pharmacist.
00:56:46Call me doctor.
00:56:48And don't try to control me.
00:56:50Okay.
00:56:51Take out your phone.
00:56:53And type in the value of the yen versus the dollar.
00:57:08One twenty to one.
00:57:10Okay.
00:57:11So, if you think it's going to go up, meaning that you think one dollar is gonna buy more
00:57:18than a hundred and twenty yen, then you wanna buy long.
00:57:21Or the call, if you think it's gonna go down, then you wanna buy short.
00:57:25What's the price of the call option?
00:57:29I'm completely lost.
00:57:30Okay.
00:57:31The call will buy you a hundred yen for the price of one.
00:57:34So, if you buy at one twenty and it goes down to one eighteen, how much did you just lose?
00:57:41Two cents?
00:57:42Two dollars.
00:57:43What?
00:57:43How does two cents become two dollars?
00:57:45Because you just bought a hundred, but only paid for one.
00:57:49That's...
00:57:50That's fucked.
00:57:51Not if you win.
00:57:53Are you ready?
00:57:55For what?
00:57:57Okay.
00:57:57Grab the phone.
00:57:59Everyone get in at the open before everything goes to shit.
00:58:03Are you ready?
00:58:12Well, what's the worst that could happen?
00:58:14You lose my ten grand.
00:58:16Mmm, I'd have to watch a movie for free.
00:58:19Well, there are risks in this life.
00:58:24Time's a-wastin'.
00:58:31Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick.
00:58:36Ask for an outside international line.
00:58:49Can I have an outside international line?
00:58:55Okay.
00:58:56Zero eight.
00:58:59Three two.
00:59:01Three.
00:59:03Six seven nine.
00:59:04Two two eight four.
00:59:07Six seven nine.
00:59:08Two two eight four.
00:59:13Okay, it's ringing.
00:59:17Hello.
00:59:19It's a bank.
00:59:20Okay.
00:59:21Ask for Maxwell Cain.
00:59:24And when he picks up, call him Max Max.
00:59:29Maxwell Cain, please.
00:59:32Okay, it's ringing.
00:59:35Hi, Max Max?
00:59:40Uh...
00:59:41Tell him that you're with the monk and that we want to trade options on the yen.
00:59:44Um, I'm with the monk and we want to trade options on the yen today.
00:59:52How much? How much? How much?
00:59:53Can you tell me?
00:59:56Call her short.
00:59:59One second, Max Max.
01:00:00Okay.
01:00:01Please stop fucking around.
01:00:02What should I do?
01:00:03Pick a color.
01:00:04Red or black.
01:00:04Look, this isn't roulette.
01:00:06It's Mac.
01:00:06No, no, no, no, no.
01:00:07This is roulette disguised as Mac.
01:00:09They're right.
01:00:09Up or down, long or short.
01:00:11Red or black.
01:00:15I want call options, Max Max.
01:00:17Can you give me some call options?
01:00:21Uh, how much?
01:00:28Um...
01:00:2910,000.
01:00:31Uh...
01:00:32He's laughing.
01:00:33It's because 10,000 will only get you a couple hundred if it goes up two cents.
01:00:38You gotta bet big to win big.
01:00:41Ask him, ask him what the credit line is at.
01:00:44Um, what's the, what's his credit line at?
01:00:5120 million?
01:00:5420 million?
01:00:54Okay.
01:00:55Your call.
01:00:56But Mark is gonna jump off, so...
01:00:59Chop, chop.
01:01:00Shit.
01:01:03Uh...
01:01:06500?
01:01:07That only gives you a couple thousand.
01:01:10Uh...
01:01:101 million.
01:01:11That only gives you about 10 grand.
01:01:132 million.
01:01:14Why don't we win big?
01:01:17Uh...
01:01:193 million.
01:01:20I want 3 million on call options, Max Max.
01:01:22Give me 3 million.
01:01:27Oh my god!
01:01:29Oh my god!
01:01:31Oh fuck!
01:01:32Oh my god!
01:01:35Where's my phone?
01:01:36Where is my phone?
01:01:39Nope, I can't watch actually.
01:01:40Nope, I can't.
01:01:41Uh-uh.
01:01:41Okay.
01:01:42Oh my god!
01:01:43Holy shit!
01:01:46What's it doing?
01:01:47I'm not watching.
01:01:48What?
01:01:49Why?
01:01:50It's your bet.
01:01:51There's 3 million dollars riding here!
01:01:58No, it's not moving.
01:02:01Eh, it's probably not gonna move for a little while.
01:02:04Markets don't really start to move until 10.
01:02:07What about all that jumping off shit?
01:02:09That was dramatic tension.
01:02:11What time is it there?
01:02:126.
01:02:13Oh, Jimmy.
01:02:18It is bath time.
01:02:25No, I can't.
01:02:26I can't.
01:02:26I can't.
01:02:27I can't.
01:02:27I just can't.
01:02:29Uh...
01:02:29No, I can't.
01:02:31Uh...
01:02:32So right now, you win.
01:02:35Oh my god!
01:02:35I'm up five points!
01:02:37I'm at 125!
01:02:38No!
01:02:39No, 123!
01:02:40No, no, no!
01:02:41Oh my god!
01:02:42I'm back up to 125!
01:02:44So right now, you win.
01:02:45No, what if it goes higher?
01:02:48More, more, more!
01:03:01Find myself an ordinary measure
01:03:04No one brings you what we are
01:03:06Hell yeah!
01:03:08More, more, really, yeah!
01:03:09Ghosts are out of the door
01:03:12We're all over somers
01:03:15Only from a queer
01:03:18Polytees, things from parts of the game
01:03:20Suppressions in between
01:03:25Obsession
01:03:25Obsession, conspiracy
01:03:30Mama, where are you at?
01:03:35Obsession, conspiracy
01:03:59All set, every block
01:04:28Hey, what's your favorite restaurant in Paris?
01:04:31Cafe Julien on the river.
01:04:33I want to sit at Cafe Julien's and drink champagne.
01:04:38I thought you didn't drink champagne.
01:04:40Well, when in Paris?
01:04:45Can you check and see what's on the flight board?
01:04:48I don't have the tickets.
01:04:51They're on my phone.
01:04:53I thought you threw your phone over the balcony.
01:04:56They set up a new one. It should be on the nightstand.
01:05:13It's locked.
01:05:1423-23.
01:05:20Okay, so as the flights are...
01:05:45...
01:05:49...
01:05:50...
01:05:51...
01:06:15I asked what time to flight boards.
01:06:17Oh.
01:06:19Um.
01:06:22Um.
01:06:274.30.
01:06:28Great. Pre-flight cocktail.
01:06:31You want one?
01:06:32Sure.
01:06:33Zipper.
01:06:34I'll turn.
01:06:36Uh...
01:06:38...
01:06:38...
01:06:38...
01:06:46...
01:06:47...
01:06:48...
01:07:13My name is Rebecca Moore, my mother has stage 3 stomach cancer and we live in Reno.
01:07:18No!
01:07:19This will help me for her kingdom!
01:07:20Stop it!
01:07:31What's your real name?
01:07:36Rebecca Moore, I live in Reno.
01:07:38You know the interesting thing about these suites?
01:07:42Is that there's actually two safes.
01:07:45There's the smaller everyday safe in the closet.
01:07:49But then there's the heavy hitter.
01:07:51It's a little bit tricky to find though.
01:07:54Cause it's a floor safe.
01:08:03Your real name.
01:08:11What's your real name?
01:08:20Hello.
01:08:21Can I get you to send a hundred grand cash up?
01:08:24Thanks very much.
01:08:27Who are you?
01:08:30David Carthridge.
01:08:33Where do you live?
01:08:36Doorman building on Central Park.
01:08:39What do you really do?
01:08:42A commodities broker for a large private equity firm specializing in energy, specifically crude.
01:08:48Oil?
01:08:49Black gold.
01:08:51Bloods?
01:08:52My father died.
01:08:54This is his funeral.
01:08:56What about your brother's bachelor party?
01:08:59Those guys you met work for me.
01:09:00I brought them out here to celebrate.
01:09:02Your father's death?
01:09:03The execution of his estate.
01:09:05Meaning?
01:09:06Meaning a Caribbean bank deposited a hundred million dollars into my bank account.
01:09:27It's funny how one minute fifty grand can seem like a fortune in the next.
01:09:42My name's Melissa Price.
01:09:46Where are you from, Melissa Price?
01:09:49Jean.
01:09:51One of those little desert towns you pass on your way from L.A.
01:09:57How old are you?
01:10:01Twenty-five.
01:10:06It was nice.
01:10:07How much longer can you do this?
01:10:12Ten years.
01:10:15And then what?
01:10:16And then I'll own two apartments in Phoenix and live off the rent.
01:10:20What is that?
01:10:21Fifty grand a year?
01:10:23My dad didn't own a fund.
01:10:31You know, the day that my father died,
01:10:39there were screams of joy in his office building.
01:10:44And I just sat there.
01:10:46Having just learned that my father's atrial wall had exploded.
01:10:50And I listened to adults scream with joy.
01:10:57One day he ruled over a thousand people and the next he didn't.
01:11:00Because it wasn't real.
01:11:04I mean, how could something real fall apart in just one second?
01:11:11His whole life was just some hologram that was created by lots and lots of cash.
01:11:18And the only thing real that he might have experienced in his whole life was dying.
01:11:24Well, it's a good story.
01:11:29But the truth is that while he was alive, he did everything he wanted to.
01:11:34Because he could.
01:11:35Because he had more money and more power than anyone.
01:11:39They'll hate you for it, but who cares what they think?
01:11:42Because at the end of the day, everyone's dead.
01:11:44And the only thing that matters is how you live.
01:11:47Your father won and they lost.
01:11:50Jesus died penniless and he still gets top billing in every drawer in this town.
01:11:54Jesus died hung by nails for days.
01:11:57The rest is a fairy tale they tell the poor to keep them happy and poor and away from the
01:12:03rich.
01:12:16What's the price?
01:12:19$25.
01:12:22There is no God.
01:12:25There is no love. There is no joy.
01:12:28Just cold, hard cash.
01:12:30David Carthridge. Poor little rich kid who gives a hooker $50K so he can pretend he has a soul.
01:12:36Pretend like this whole weekend wasn't about one thing.
01:12:40Fucking me.
01:12:45That's not true.
01:12:59I didn't ask for any of this money. I just have it.
01:13:04It attracts people that are obsessed with it.
01:13:06All around me are people that will devote their entire lives to making as much money as I was given.
01:13:14They'll destroy themselves, they'll destroy each other, they'll destroy anything to get it.
01:13:19I didn't have to destroy myself for it.
01:13:21I already had it.
01:13:22So I got to keep my soul.
01:13:25It's unfair, but it's true.
01:13:30How long have you been up here?
01:13:35What?
01:13:37You've been up here thinking long before I arrived.
01:13:42Twenty days.
01:13:44Why?
01:13:48Because my dad died.
01:13:49And?
01:13:51I realized that my life is the same hologram that his was.
01:13:55Oh.
01:13:59So this was a spiritual journey.
01:14:02Hold up above Las Vegas to find something real with a woman you paid.
01:14:09And this was a consume everything.
01:14:11I came to ease the pain the only way I know how for twenty days.
01:14:14But the pain was still there, so you had to consume something else.
01:14:18Me.
01:14:20But you fucked up.
01:14:21You decided to feel something rather than consume something.
01:14:35Tell me your story.
01:14:40I'm paying for it.
01:14:53You were, what, twenty-three when we went into Iraq?
01:14:57Yeah.
01:14:58Working for your father?
01:15:01Mm-hmm.
01:15:02Just out of some fancy school?
01:15:04Yeah.
01:15:07You wore two thousand dollar suits, had a secretary, ate steak dinners twice a week.
01:15:13But deep down you felt like an artist.
01:15:17A painter.
01:15:22Maybe.
01:15:27What happened to the price of oil after we went in?
01:15:32It tripled.
01:15:33Did you celebrate?
01:15:36I was twenty.
01:15:37Be brave.
01:15:38If not now, when?
01:15:40I bought a...
01:15:44I bought a...
01:15:45an apartment...
01:15:49in South Beach.
01:15:50Did you wait a week?
01:15:52Or was it the very day we invaded?
01:15:57You had the guys down for the weekend.
01:16:00Sun, cocaine, women.
01:16:04Hundreds of thousands of people were gonna die and you knew it.
01:16:10But not you and not any of your friends.
01:16:14Just the poor fuckers living on the wrong kind of sand.
01:16:46I was ten when my dad died in Iraq.
01:16:51I was 16 when my mom finally gave in.
01:16:56I never was very good at school.
01:16:59I met a man.
01:17:00I came to Vegas with him.
01:17:04I wanted to be a singer.
01:17:06I was going to have my own show at Caesars
01:17:07and then a record contract in L.A.
01:17:14But things get hard.
01:17:19And someone gives you $300 one night
01:17:22and away you go.
01:17:27I don't know.
01:17:55Up here, you get to make up your own story.
01:18:00But down there, your story gets branded on you
01:18:02the moment you're born.
01:18:03There is no power in that.
01:18:07Only struggle.
01:18:15Was it real?
01:18:37Oh, beautiful.
01:19:04America.
01:19:10God shed his grace on thee
01:19:16And crown thy good with brotherhood
01:19:23From sea to shining sea
01:19:29From sea to shining sea
01:20:02Amen
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