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07:07First

07:13before. What's wrong? It's freezing in here. I can hardly feel my fingers. Please tell me you

07:18didn't send a 911 page to tell me the heater's broken. It's not broken. House bribed the physical

07:24plant to turn on the AC so I'd hurry up. Hurry up. This man's abdomen is wide open. His core

07:30temp

07:30is down to 95. Fine. I will deal with it. You better. I'm gonna file. I don't care what he

07:37told

07:37you. Turn it back up now. I thought you had an important meaning. You're an idiot. What

07:45do you do the next time one of your patients needs a liver transplant? Go talk to Wilson

07:48about something completely unrelated and see what happens. Mystery infection guy is now covered

07:54in boils and has an abscess big enough to put your fist in. He needs to get into an OR

07:58at

07:58Tootsuite. Karani will be done soon. Good. I'll have some hot chocolate waiting. Marina.

08:07Hey. How's she doing? She vomited? I'll give her some more ibuprofen and put her in the

08:14bath for a bit. And call me in a half an hour if it doesn't go down. Sorry, Marina. I

08:18have

08:19another call. Just call me in a half an hour either way. Hey, what's up? Tell him I'm halfway

08:25there. He's the one who insisted on the early meeting. I... All right. I'm coming.

08:42Morning, Eli. Sorry about the wait. That's all right. I hear you got a sick kid. Yeah, I know

08:48what that's like. Or I should say my wife does. So, you guys ready to give some ground

08:54so we can make this deal? Why would we do that? We've been going at this for eight months.

08:59As soon as you decide to get reasonable. I'm the one that's unreasonable. You've taken

09:03weeks to respond to every proposal I've presented. Atlantic Net Insurance is the largest healthcare

09:08provider in New Jersey, and you're not the only hospital whose contracts are up. So, is

09:12your team ready to come back to the table? Yeah. We're not going to. This is our final offer.

09:18We're willing to go with the capitated structure, but we need at least a 12% increase in reimbursements

09:22across the board. Well, the good news is I can give you a quick response. Not a chance.

09:30But, as always, nice talking to you. Say hi to your sister for me.

09:39If you don't accept the offer, we're going to terminate the contract.

09:45It's going to be hard to keep this place open if all your patients have to pay cash.

09:48Leverage. Princeton Plainsboro is the smallest hospital in our entire network.

09:53We're also the best. Doesn't matter. We are responsible for covering 13 million people.

09:57We don't have enough cash to buy them all Maserati. I know what you pay. Bergen,

10:01newer Beth Israel, Robert Wood Johnson. It's because they have leverage.

10:04You can be expensive or small, but you can't be both. I've engaged Jones Curtain to handle

10:09the PR, and I'm prepared to make the announcement at 3 p.m. today.

10:14The first lesson every good poker player learns is don't get emotional. You don't have the cards.

10:20And the sooner you realize that, the sooner a reasonable contract will get signed.

10:26You have until 3 p.m. to change your mind.

10:30I always did like your style. It'll be sad to see you going.

10:52They're waiting for you in the conference room.

10:55Thanks.

11:00Take this up to the call center and tell Claudio to give one to each CS rep and to start

11:04going

11:04over the answers to each question.

11:06Okay.

11:07And under no circumstances is any of this info to go outside that room.

11:10The scripts are numbered, and I want a list of every person she gives one to.

11:13Got it. Anything else?

11:16No.

11:19If you really wanted to make a deal, you should have ditched the push-up and gone with the Demi.

11:24Nothing makes a guy want to close like high beams.

11:27What have you heard?

11:27Your meeting with a weasel lasted less than five minutes, which means you either agreed

11:31to a completely sensible 30-day extension, or one of you issued a completely ridiculous

11:37ultimatum.

11:42Oh, goody. You or him?

11:44Me.

11:44Way to go, boss.

11:46You said it was ridiculous.

11:47Ridiculous to make. Fun to watch.

11:49As long as it's not just a bluff.

11:51Please tell me it's not a bluff.

11:53It is not a bluff.

11:54And it is not ridiculous.

11:55Just because we're not some huge...

11:59Mr. Plutus started hallucinating before we could put him under.

12:02BP's plummeting. He has an elevated heart rate.

12:04Looks like congestive heart failure.

12:05Interesting.

12:07I don't care how interesting it is, you are not infecting him with malaria.

12:11Since when is malaria a cure for heart failure?

12:13It's not.

12:14It's not congestive heart failure.

12:17It's got to be one of these.

12:23Just got off the phone with Harani.

12:26I'm sorry, Dave. I don't really have time right now.

12:28You think I had time to listen to him go for 20 minutes about the damn temperature in the O

12:31.R.?

12:31I took care of it.

12:32It's not an it.

12:33It's a him you need to take care of.

12:35You've got the entire staff catering to houses every whim, and I can't get approval to hire a replacement for

12:40the surgeon he stole from my department?

12:42A doctor I only took on in the first place because of pressure from you?

12:45So you didn't want Chase, but now you're pissed you can't have him?

12:49You want to convene a search committee and start looking for a new chief of surgery?

12:52No, Dave.

12:53Then you better stop spending all your time putting out his fires and start doing your damn job.

13:05Is there a problem with Dr. Thomas?

13:08No, just, uh, refereeing a dispute about the O.R.

13:12So, we don't yet have a contract with Atlantic Net.

13:18We gave you an extra week, and you assured us you'd have a deal by today.

13:22We could have a deal, which is not the deal we deserve.

13:25So, what do you want? Approval for an extension?

13:28We've been at this for eight months. An extension isn't going to change anything.

13:31So what's your plan?

13:33I presented a final offer.

13:34I told them that we would agree to a capitated structure if they increase reimbursements by 12%.

13:40A final offer, what does that mean?

13:43If they don't accept it by three o'clock, we're going to terminate.

13:47Are you out of your mind?

13:49If we don't accept Atlantic Net insurance, we'll lose 80% of our patients.

13:53We'd be lucky they'll last three months.

13:55We're not asking for anything they can't afford.

13:58Their last offer was a four percent increase, and you're demanding 12.

14:02They're paying even more at some places, units that have lower ratings than ours.

14:07In a perfect world, that would definitely matter.

14:08Sanford, they're all about growth, and they know they don't get new customers by marketing themselves as the biggest.

14:14They do it by claiming they're the best, and they can't do that if their patients can't come to us.

14:22What was Morgan's reaction when you told him?

14:24He didn't give in, but he will.

14:28I told them I make the announcement at three o'clock.

14:31He'll call back before then.

14:35They need us.

14:36No, we need them.

14:38We need each other.

14:43The negotiation is your responsibility, so we can't stop you if this is what you want to do.

14:48But just so we're clear, if we don't have a contract with Atlantic Net, you're not going to have a

14:53contract with us.

15:34Guess who didn't show up for clinic duty?

15:37Oh, don't tell me.

15:39The guy with all the boils needs a liver transplant.

15:41No, his doctor needs an app.

15:43You want me to try to find him?

15:44You really need him?

15:45I need someone.

15:48I have cancer.

15:50Why do you think you have cancer?

15:51I don't think I have cancer.

15:53I know I have cancer.

15:55I had surgery to remove a malignant polyp in my colon six months ago, and now it's spread to my

16:00liver and lymph nodes.

16:01So you're under the care of an oncologist?

16:04Yeah, but he won't give me the prescription I need.

16:06You need more painkillers?

16:07No, I need breast milk.

16:12Human breast milk?

16:14Yes, it has cancer-fighting qualities.

16:16Well, in newborns, it's been shown to reduce future risk.

16:20No, in adults with cancer, too.

16:22I've read studies.

16:27Look, I even know a place where I can buy it.

16:30I just need a prescription so I can get reimbursed by my insurance company.

16:35They said they'd reimburse the cost of breast milk as a cancer treatment.

16:39They reimburse prescriptions, so if you write me a prescription, then they have no choice but to pay.

16:44Well, actually, they have a choice.

16:47What are you, some type of shill for the insurance company?

16:50No.

16:50Look, I've been paying premiums for 30 years, and I've never been sick a day in my life till this

16:54happened.

16:56Now I can't work.

16:58I got no money.

17:00And you want to help them screw me over?

17:02I'm not screwing you over.

17:03Well, then give me the script.

17:03It won't help you.

17:04Will it hurt me?

17:05No, but...

17:06Okay, so it won't harm me, and it won't harm you, but it's this insurance company...

17:11This is not about insurance.

17:12Then give me the damn script.

17:19I'm sick.

17:23I need help.

17:26I need something.

17:28I'm sorry.

17:35Bitch.

17:46Anyone call?

17:47Yeah.

17:49The ER.

17:50They said the vascular who's on call doesn't have privileges.

17:53Like, why is he on call?

17:55Dialed outside a conference and got him to fill in.

17:57It'd be nice if he got someone who would actually work here.

17:59Call Arashevsky.

18:01Arashevsky?

18:02She's not going to do it.

18:03She owes me a favor.

18:03She's still not going to do it.

18:07All right.

18:08Oh, and there's a guy in your office.

18:10I think he's a lawyer.

18:10Why is he in my office?

18:11He said he didn't want to sit around a bunch of sick people.

18:13I tried to stop him.

18:20Hi.

18:21I'm Dr. Lisa Cuddy.

18:22Ronald Westbrook.

18:23I appreciate you taking the time to meet with me.

18:25Hard to avoid since you're already in my office.

18:27Sorry about that.

18:28I just got over a wicked cold.

18:30Didn't want to...

18:30How can I help you?

18:31I represent Martin Acevedo.

18:34He's filed a suit against PPH and Dr. Robert Chase

18:37for performing surgery without consent.

18:39Yes.

18:40I saw that.

18:42I also saw the consent forms.

18:43They were all signed.

18:44Yes, but my client was assured that the procedure

18:46would just be a few minor sutures.

18:48Wait.

18:49Your client accidentally cut his thumb off with a table saw, right?

18:52Yes.

18:53And Dr. Chase reattached it?

18:54Yes.

18:56You're saying he didn't want it reattached?

18:58No.

18:59He most certainly did not.

19:01His insurance only covered 60% of inpatient expenses,

19:05so he would only agree to the cheapest option.

19:07So what did you tell him?

19:08I said I'd sew up the skin over the exposed bone.

19:11Then I put him under, got his thumb from the paramedics,

19:13and reattached it.

19:16What's he going to do?

19:17Tell the judge that I harmed him by reattaching a vital digit?

19:20Both he and the insurance company are suing

19:22to get out of paying the bill.

19:24It's over $80,000.

19:25It was his thumb.

19:27I couldn't just let him toss it in the trash

19:29to save a few bucks.

19:34Gail, the farm tech who called in sick is here.

19:36She's waiting in your office.

19:40He barely even looks at me anymore.

19:43We haven't had sex in months.

19:45You don't need pills to lose weight.

19:48There are healthier ways.

19:51Legal ways.

19:52You don't understand how hard it is.

19:54Ever since our second child, no matter what I do,

19:57I just wanted to lose 10 more pounds,

19:59and then I was going to stop.

20:02I'm sorry.

20:05Forging pharmaceutical orders.

20:07Stealing.

20:07Don't fire me, Dr. Cuddy, please.

20:10I'm begging you.

20:11If Sam finds out, he'll divorce me for sure,

20:14and my kids.

20:16I'll never do it again, I swear.

20:18Just give me a second chance.

20:22I won't report the theft to the DEA,

20:26but I have to fire you.

20:34Just take a few minutes to compose yourself,

20:37and then go down to HR,

20:38and they'll give you your last check.

20:39I've been a perfect employee for seven years.

20:43I know.

20:44But this is too big.

20:46I'm sorry.

21:01I'm sorry.

21:09How's it going?

21:11I've got three hours to save this place from bankruptcy.

21:14I just fired one of my best employees,

21:15and the woman taking care of my sick child

21:18isn't returning my call.

21:19Rachel's going to be fine.

21:20I'm sure whoever he or she is deserves it,

21:22and we're not going bankrupt.

21:24Are we?

21:26Don't worry.

21:26The board will fire me

21:27before they allow that to happen.

21:28They'd never fire you.

21:31I just told Atlantic Net Insurance

21:33I'd terminate unless they gave us a 12% bump.

21:36They might fire you.

21:38Marina, hey, it's me.

21:40I haven't heard back from you.

21:41Can you call me as soon as you can?

21:45You try Lucas?

21:46He's either sleeping or avoiding me.

21:49You in a fight?

21:50Not yet, but we're going to be.

22:01What do you think I should do about Atlantic Net?

22:03You're asking a guy who paid full sticker price

22:05for his last car.

22:07You ask House?

22:09He's a master manipulator

22:11who always gets what he wants.

22:12This situation is out of control enough already.

22:14House is the last person

22:16I want to get involved.

22:26Get out of my chair.

22:27And the answer's no.

22:29Have you noticed how many porn sites

22:31have mom in the domain name?

22:33Hot moms, hungry moms, mature moms.

22:36That'd make you feel pretty good.

22:42What do you want?

22:44Looks like Boyle's altered mental status

22:46and heart failure

22:47was caused by renal cell carcinoma.

22:49I need your signature

22:50to start treating it with malaria.

22:52Don't worry, I'm giving him chemo too.

22:54What is your sudden obsession with malaria?

22:55Just trying to play my part, cutting costs.

22:58Malaria is the simplest, cheapest method

23:00of delivering hypothermia.

23:01Right.

23:02The only money you care about?

23:04You bet someone you could use malaria

23:06as a diagnostic tool?

23:08That doesn't sound like me.

23:10Forget it.

23:11Okay, let me see if I've got this straight.

23:13A bet that puts one patient at minor risk

23:15is juvenile.

23:16And irresponsible.

23:17And dangerous.

23:18But going all in against Atlantic net

23:21is not a bet.

23:23That is a carefully considered

23:24negotiating position.

23:27I'm going to put this in your inbox.

23:29I just hope it doesn't get lost

23:31underneath all the other stuff

23:32you're carefully considering.

23:41Can you take a look at these

23:42per DM schedules?

23:42Let me know if you see any conflicts.

23:44Got it.

23:45Oh, and Arashevsky actually did come in.

23:47You catch her leaving a sponge

23:48in a guy or something?

23:49It wasn't a medical mistake.

23:51What was it?

23:51Can't tell you now?

23:52She came in.

23:53Hey, Stan.

23:54Have you audited the ephedrine orders yet?

23:57Why?

23:57You told me she confessed.

23:58Stan.

23:59All right, yeah, I'll take care of it.

24:00Hey.

24:02You know he's cussing you around there now.

24:04I don't care as long as he does it.

24:05What a bitch.

24:06What are you doing here?

24:07Sounded like you're going to be too busy for lunch,

24:09so my specialty is finished lasagna.

24:11Sure you didn't come looking for more people

24:12if we could brag about our sex life, too.

24:15Okay.

24:16Sorry.

24:16From now on, I've got nothing but bad things

24:18to say about our sex life.

24:20Or nothing to say.

24:22And what's going on with Marina?

24:23She doesn't call me back.

24:24She was going to call.

24:25I told her I'd let you know everything was okay.

24:27So her fever broke?

24:29What exactly does that mean?

24:30When a fever breaks?

24:32Lucas, I'm very busy.

24:33Does she have a fever or not?

24:34That was going to be your lunch?

24:36And you didn't have breakfast either.

24:39No, she doesn't have a fever,

24:40and the rash was just like a little diaper.

24:42What rash?

24:43She's a rash.

24:44Little one.

24:47Lisa, don't worry.

24:48I'm telling you.

24:51Come on.

24:54Oh, God.

24:55I must have grabbed Marina's cell by mistake.

25:02And I turned the ringer off on the home phone

25:04so I could sleep.

25:07What are you doing to me?

25:08I take it your deal's not done?

25:09Not yet.

25:11How about I take a quick look

25:12into the guy who's in charge of the negotiations,

25:14or better yet, the CEO.

25:16If I get some dirt, you can use it as leverage.

25:19There's no time.

25:24How do you even find these guys?

25:32I thought he was going to have a damn coronary right there in the tea box.

25:35Excuse me.

25:36You're Keith Tenenbaum, CEO of Atlanta Net Insurance, right?

25:40That's me.

25:41How can I help you?

25:42Well, actually, I think we can help each other.

25:44I am Dr. Lisa Cuddy, Dean of Medicine at Princeton Plainsboro.

25:48Oh, yeah.

25:49Well, how are you?

25:50Well, I'm a little unhappy.

25:51You're aware that our contract with your company is up this week?

25:54Yes, and we have a negotiating team that's working all that out.

25:57Princeton Plainsboro has the highest rated ER in the state,

26:00the most advanced ICU,

26:01and the most innovative diagnostic medicine department in the entire country.

26:05Good to know.

26:06Now, if you don't mind, I'd like to...

26:08While Atlantic Net Insurance has a marketing budget

26:10that's more than our pediatric ICUs and transplant units combined,

26:14your PGA sponsorship could pay for our walk-in clinic,

26:16and the money you spend to fuel your two private jets

26:18could fund our air ambulance service for the next three years.

26:22Your point being...

26:23Your growth may be good for your bottom line,

26:25but ours allows us to save lives.

26:27And I would rather not have to announce to the press

26:30how selective your company appears to be

26:32when it comes to cutting costs.

26:38Morgan was right.

26:40You are one tough gal.

26:46You can betray me as a rich bastard

26:47and the press all you want.

26:49Just as long as I stay rich.

27:03Stan is looking for you.

27:04I'm busy.

27:05He said it's urgent.

27:10I don't understand how it's even possible,

27:12but I've checked it twice.

27:13How much?

27:14Ten cases.

27:17Ten cases?

27:18Going back three years.

27:20What the hell have you been doing, Stan?

27:21You're supposed to be managing this place.

27:23All the paperwork I signed was correct.

27:24This must have altered the orders afterwards.

27:27Didn't you ever cross-check it with the bills that came in?

27:30I delegated it.

27:31To whom?

27:34To Gail.

27:35Look, she seemed perfectly trustworthy.

27:37How was I supposed to know?

27:38By doing your job.

27:39I'm sorry.

27:40Have you notified the DEA?

27:41The DEA?

27:42Geez, Stan, hello.

27:44You don't steal $50,000 worth of pills

27:46because you want to lose weight.

27:47She's supplying a meth lab.

27:49Just get her back in here.

27:50All right.

27:51Now.

27:58Well, you ever want a job, trust me.

28:00He'll double whatever you're making here.

28:02Take it he liked my proposal.

28:04You don't have to tell me to get my ass back over here today.

28:07Here.

28:09He's willing to go to 8%.

28:118.

28:12We were at 4.

28:14Your board's gonna think you walk on water.

28:17I want 12.

28:21You're not gonna get 12.

28:23There's just no way.

28:248% barely covers our cost inflation.

28:27The capitated structure should allow you to hold down inflation.

28:30And shifts all your risk onto us,

28:31which is why we deserve 12.

28:33Lisa, come on.

28:34The guy who mows my lawn makes more than my kid's teacher.

28:37Hell, the two guys whose lunch you interrupted could get fired.

28:39Their severance would be more than most of their employees make in a lifetime.

28:43It doesn't have anything to do with what you deserve.

28:47This is it.

28:52Take it or leave it.

29:22What are you doing?

29:23Hey, you know any good transplant surgeons?

29:26Turns out his kidneys aren't the only thing failing.

29:29And I know what you're thinking.

29:30But malaria wouldn't destroy his liver that fast.

29:33Especially since we never infected him.

29:36I thought you said...

29:36Apparently Foreman now thinks that he has the authority to overrule my orders

29:39just because the FDA wouldn't approve.

29:41Don't worry, I'll deal with it.

29:43If you could just talk to Hirani...

29:48What would you do?

29:51She paid me during sex.

29:53About the contract with Atlantic Med.

29:56I got them to come up to 8%, but we should get at least 12.

30:01Solid numbers.

30:02Do the math.

30:03And nothing else.

30:05It's not about my pride.

30:07It's about the principal.

30:08They're trying to screw us over because we're small.

30:10It's what they're supposed to do.

30:11They should be pressuring other hospitals to be more like us.

30:14Not trying to make us more like them.

30:16It's stupid.

30:18Putting your job on the line in an effort to stamp out stupidity isn't.

30:23You would.

30:25Probably.

30:26Then I also wanted to try to cure cancer by infecting a guy with malaria to win a $50 bet.

30:32You really want to be like me?

31:01You really want to be like me?

31:02Since we've been trying to renegotiate our contract with Atlantic Net Insurance.

31:06It's been a difficult process, but I wanted to let you all know before we made the formal

31:11announcement that as of 5 p.m. today, our contract with Atlantic Net will be terminated.

31:16We've doubled the number of customer service representatives in our call center.

31:21Current patients will still be allowed to remain in our care for 30 days, but starting

31:25tomorrow, we will no longer be accepting patients with Atlantic Net Health Insurance.

31:40Come on, Marina, pick up the phone.

31:45I'm busy.

31:50We found a liver match.

31:52All right.

31:53Get him prepped.

31:54I'll straighten things out with Harani.

31:55Harani's not the problem.

31:57House is.

31:57Now he wants Chase to do the surgery.

31:59To prove to Harani he doesn't need him?

32:01To prove to Thomas that Chase was his department's best surgeon.

32:04And what does Chase want to do?

32:06Chase wants to do the surgery.

32:07And you don't want him to do it because...

32:08I don't care who does it.

32:09So what's the problem?

32:09In order to get our patient into the O.R., we have to get him on the surgery schedule.

32:13In order to do that, we need someone to put him there who neither House nor Thomas can overrule.

32:17In order to do that, we need someone to put him there who cares what happens to this hospital.

32:34Would you rather I go back and bike it in?

32:36She's not massaging your leg.

32:38She will.

32:39Eventually.

32:40Why am I the only person here who cares what happens to this hospital?

32:43Well, get off your ass and get your department under control.

32:47At least for the next few days.

32:49It's going to take longer than a few days for a company the size of Atlantic Net

32:53to start feeling the squeeze of your PR campaign.

32:56If they ever do.

32:57And you know this, Hal.

32:59From all the time you spent researching them and their other contracts,

33:02the way they handle their press relations.

33:03I know they have a NASCAR team.

33:05Despite what you may have learned at Hebrew school or from Jimmy Cliff.

33:09Sometimes the bigger they are, the harder they kick your ass.

33:21I'm not trying to be greedy.

33:23But he's also not interested in being forced into a medical bankruptcy.

33:27Mr. Asifedo, I am sorry you're having financial difficulties.

33:30But because of us, you still have a thumb.

33:33I assume that's something a carpenter might need.

33:36And I assume you didn't ask for this meeting so you could lecture my client.

33:40You have insurance.

33:42But by filing the suit, you've caused us to get paid nothing by them either.

33:46That's not our problem.

33:47Actually, it is, since he's responsible for any expense we're not reimbursed.

33:51But if you drop the suit and make it clear that Dr. Chase was acting in your best interest

33:56when he reattached your thumb, then we'll be able to resubmit the claim.

33:59And you'll cover his deductible, attorney's fees, and 50 grand for pain and suffering.

34:03Actually, I was thinking more like we'd cover half his deductible, which means you'd only owe $16,000.

34:10You want him to pay you?

34:11Yes.

34:12Do you have any idea how much it costs?

34:14How many years it takes to train someone in microsurgery?

34:18We gave you back your life.

34:20You can still work.

34:22You can put in your own shirt.

34:23Hold a fork.

34:24Martine, let's go.

34:26I'm sorry.

34:27I know I should pay.

34:29But I just can't.

34:32I still cannot work.

34:33I'm already underwater in my house.

34:36And I have two kids with braces.

34:39You think you'd be in better shape without a thumb?

34:41Right now.

34:43Financially?

34:44Yeah.

34:45How would it be?

34:48Well, so would we.

34:50But when you came in, we didn't think about that.

34:52We just took care of you.

34:53Made sure we did whatever you needed to get well.

34:56Yeah, right.

34:58All you doctors care about is healing.

35:00That's why there's all those BMWs and Porsches in the parking lot.

35:02Damn it.

35:03Come on, we're out of here.

35:05We'll see you in court.

35:06You're right.

35:06We will.

35:08You still have a thumb because of us.

35:10And like everyone else in this world, we don't work for free.

35:13We earn this money.

35:14And if we have to take your house to get it, we will.

35:17We will.

35:24What's going on?

35:25I think they're fighting.

35:27Out of my way.

35:28Now.

35:29Out of the way.

35:32What the hell is going on?

35:34I told them to use their words.

35:46That farm check is back.

35:48She's in your office.

35:50You there.

35:51You over there.

35:52I don't want to hear a word out of either one of you until I get back.

35:58You lied.

36:00So?

36:01What are you going to do about it?

36:04Well, for one, notify the DEA.

36:07Good.

36:08I'm sure they'll be very interested to hear how Dr. House forced me to help him steal the

36:11meds.

36:12And the administrator, who he's having sex with, has been helping him cover it up.

36:17You really think you can lie your way out of this?

36:19Yeah, I do.

36:21Anything else you want to know?

36:23Bitch.

36:33The hospital boy's chairman wants to speak to you.

36:35No, I'm not busy.

36:35I did, but he...

36:36Then tell him I quit.

37:16You owe Lucas the money.

37:20We were having sex when you called.

37:27The breast milk guy finally found a doctor who'd give him what he wanted.

37:32If it works, it's way better than malaria.

37:38It's worth a shot.

37:45I thought they were the ones bluffing.

37:49No way they'd let us terminate.

37:55They're not going to fire you, and you're not going to quit.

38:01Why not?

38:04Because you're an idiot.

38:08This place needs you.

38:10That matters to you.

38:18What do you think of that farm tech?

38:21Gail.

38:21She's a sociopath.

38:23You knew she was stealing meds?

38:24No.

38:26But have you seen the way she opens the mail?

38:29Gail.

38:29Why didn't you ever tell me?

38:32Figured it might come in handy one day.

38:46Gail, I like you.

38:47I always have.

38:49And I know you must have gotten sucked up into a situation you weren't able to control.

38:54Really?

38:54Is that what happened with you in-house?

38:57I'm not going to back down just because you threatened to smear me.

39:02Now, if you agree to tell the truth, there are things I can do to help.

39:07Think about your husband.

39:09Your kids.

39:11I know you're a good person deep down inside.

39:14You can't completely hide everything about yourself in seven years.

39:22You're an idiot.

39:24I started stealing from here six months after you hired me.

39:29You still don't even know the half of it, and you never will.

39:33You wouldn't have even found out about this if I hadn't gotten sick.

39:36And you aren't as tough as you think you are.

39:39There's no way you'd let this job get taken away.

39:43And if I go down, you're going down.

39:47I don't know.

40:02Hey.

40:03Can you tell Stan to give this to the DEA agent when he comes by?

40:07Flower.

40:08Yeah, Lucas gave it to me.

40:09Thought he might come in handy one day.

40:11I started stealing from here six months after you hired me.

40:15Nice.

40:17At least I came out on top once today.

40:20Where are you going?

40:21To hand the board my resignation.

40:24Hopefully whoever they hire to replace me can still get the 8%.

40:33Marina, I've been trying to get in touch with you all day.

40:38It's all right. I understand. Just how is Rachel?

40:42And the rash?

40:45Great. I'll be home early.

40:47Oh!

40:53You bitch.

40:58I didn't think you'd actually do it.

41:00I told you I would.

41:03Call the dogs off.

41:07You got your 12.

41:10Congratulations.

41:18Yeah!

41:21Woo!

41:23Yes!

41:28Oh yeah.

41:35Life gives you to run around, you say.

41:39You wanna know how much dues must you pay.

41:45Well, you can have what you want to.

41:50But there's a will that's always a way.

41:55Keepin' your eyes on that mountain top.

42:00One step at a time.

42:03Don't ever, ever stop.

42:06Keep on when your mind says quit.

42:09Dream on till you find you're livin' it.

42:12I'll be right by your side.

42:15Yeah, baby.

42:16Keep on.

42:17Don't stop till you win your prize.

42:20Lean on all the loveless in my eyes.

42:22You're a diamond to me.

42:25Yes, you are.

42:26Shine on.

42:28Shine on.

42:30Shine on.

42:31Baby, you got to shine on.

42:34That's what you're born to do.

42:36Me and you.

42:40You got to shine on.

42:44Sparkle, baby.

42:46Shine on.

42:49Shine on.

42:52Shine on.

42:54Shine on.

42:56Baby, you got to shine on.

43:02You gonna get that?

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