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00:01:00Clean bill of health, I haven't so much as sneezed in two years

00:01:05Marry her, I'll say no to Harvard

00:01:07I do flexibility training every day

00:01:12I can do a full split

00:01:15Or marry her, I'll ghost MIT

00:01:17I haven't been through menopause yet, handsome

00:01:24You know

00:01:30Rude

00:01:31You don't know what you're missing

00:01:35Okay

00:01:36Why did you really come back?

00:01:40I'm adopted

00:01:42I really care for my inheritance

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00:01:45Must taste your cafeteria pasta

00:01:48Tastes like nostalgia

00:01:50And a little something extra for my baby girl

00:01:53Mama's special

00:01:56I told you, don't call me that

00:01:59I really want people to know that my mom

00:02:01Like, no

00:02:03Foster mom

00:02:04Is the lunch lady

00:02:07I'm tired of your disgusting food

00:02:10Stop pretending to be my real mother

00:02:12I'm sorry, babe

00:02:13I mean, Miss Collins

00:02:16I'll work on some new recipes, okay?

00:02:20So she's the one who made the pasta

00:02:28Slow down

00:02:31If you like it so much

00:02:32Come by often and ask for Sarah

00:02:33I'll make you some extra

00:02:35This thing reminds me of my mom's cooking

00:02:37My dad would love this too

00:02:42Mrs. Collins, are you single?

00:02:44Why are you asking?

00:02:46Give me your phone

00:02:51Thank you

00:02:54My dad's pretty great

00:02:58She's my mom

00:02:59Don't get any funny ideas

00:03:01I'll call security

00:03:01Now she is your mom?

00:03:03I thought she was it a minute ago

00:03:04Hey, noob

00:03:05You don't understand

00:03:06How the social order works around here

00:03:08If people find out I'm related to her

00:03:10They'll eat me alive

00:03:14Huh

00:03:16Look at you

00:03:18Dressed in knockoffs

00:03:20Gobbling up pasta

00:03:21Like it's gourmet

00:03:23Your parents are stuff here too, aren't they?

00:03:26You're low class

00:03:27Know your place

00:03:29Wow

00:03:29Okay

00:03:30And you?

00:03:33Maybe you should go back to class

00:03:36You should really know how to appreciate your mom

00:03:38Because I know someone who will

00:03:41Take that, princess

00:03:42What are you going to do?

00:03:44Marry my mom?

00:03:48God

00:03:48What do you have a thing for poor kids?

00:03:51Whatever

00:03:52You haven't paid rent yet, right?

00:03:54Give it to me

00:03:55I need it for my allowance

00:03:56Honey

00:03:57I just paid for your tuition

00:03:59We still need money for food

00:04:01And food

00:04:01Food?

00:04:02Don't you work in a cafeteria?

00:04:05Honey

00:04:07What do you need money for?

00:04:09Did something happen?

00:04:09I go to an elite school

00:04:12Where you can't even afford to pay for my uniform

00:04:15Do you love humiliating me?

00:04:18Do you know how useless you are as a mother?

00:04:24Here's the rent money

00:04:25And

00:04:27And living expenses

00:04:35Get out

00:04:36If you can't pay

00:04:38I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:39I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:45I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:50I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:52I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:53I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:54I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:55I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:56I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:57I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:04:58I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:05:01I don't know how to pay for my uniform

00:05:05I don't know how to pay for my uniform

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00:10:35What do you want?

00:10:36Um, I just wanted to tell you I moved in with Lucien

00:10:39Being a lunch lady wasn't low enough

00:10:41So you went and married a plumber

00:10:42Now you move into his garbage dump and call it a home

00:10:49Don't worry

00:10:51It's your school

00:10:53They said they want to see me for a parent meeting

00:10:55Parent meeting?

00:10:56No, if they find out you're my mom

00:10:58My life is over

00:11:00You can't go, say you're on a business trip

00:11:02Oh honey

00:11:02I'm clearly at the school

00:11:04What, are you going to show up in your V-neck turned U-neck

00:11:06That smells like cafeteria grease?

00:11:08They'll be wearing hot couture

00:11:10You may be blind, but I'm not

00:11:20I can get a new outfit

00:11:35She's right

00:11:36She's right

00:11:37I shouldn't be wearing this

00:11:40Lucien

00:11:44I hate to ask this, but

00:11:47Can we go to Costco?

00:11:50I really need a new outfit

00:11:52And I have to dress better for the parents meeting

00:11:54Costco?

00:11:55For an outfit?

00:11:57Isn't this a clothing store?

00:12:00Come on

00:12:01I just got paid

00:12:03Consider it a wedding gift

00:12:06Let's go

00:12:14Sorry, I didn't realize you were of an advanced age

00:12:17I know your wisdom is valuable

00:12:20But here we only accept cash or credit

00:12:25I'm sorry

00:12:26No one called for a plumber

00:12:28You need to get out of the store before you make it dirty

00:12:35You need to get out of the store before you make it dirty

00:12:39Could you just help my wife pick out a new outfit?

00:12:44What about this one?

00:12:45I'm sorry

00:12:46This is a luxury boutique

00:12:48Not the dollar store

00:12:50No offense to my elders or anything

00:12:53But you break it, you buy it

00:12:55Is this how you treat customers?

00:12:57You're only a customer if you can afford to be

00:13:00This is a Blackthorn Group-owned luxury brand

00:13:04And your aroma is really ruining

00:13:07Our reputation

00:13:08What makes you think I can't afford it?

00:13:11Well, that's a $50,000 dress

00:13:13And with your worn-out parts

00:13:15They could sell you at some old clinic

00:13:17And you still wouldn't have enough

00:13:19Now get out of here

00:13:23It's starting to smell like nursing home

00:13:25Oh!

00:13:27You!

00:13:28$50,000 is better for Vesper's tuition, right?

00:13:32We should go

00:13:34Vesper doesn't need tuition money

00:13:37You said you take credit cards, yes?

00:13:45This is a Blackthorn SVIP card

00:13:48They only give these to people

00:13:50Who earn over $1 million a year

00:13:52Who are you?

00:13:58Is it really?

00:14:00It's just a mall membership

00:14:02A gift from a friend

00:14:05What?

00:14:06Mental hospital left its door open

00:14:09And let you leave

00:14:10Oh!

00:14:12Are you okay?

00:14:14Yeah

00:14:15I demand to speak to your manager

00:14:17Now!

00:14:18You know what?

00:14:19Why don't you call up Mr. Blackthorn

00:14:21On that little toy phone of yours

00:14:23We could even call up the president too

00:14:25Wouldn't that be fun?

00:14:28Who's calling who?

00:14:30Ugh!

00:14:31These old losers came in

00:14:33Scared all of our clients out of the store

00:14:35And now they refuse to leave

00:14:47Mr. Sir

00:14:49Madam

00:14:49We sincerely apologize

00:14:52I'll close this door right now

00:14:54So that we can cater to you exclusively

00:14:56No need

00:14:57We're just a couple of old delusional people

00:14:59Not worthy of such service

00:15:01No sir

00:15:03I insist

00:15:05Madam

00:15:06You look gorgeous

00:15:08Please

00:15:09Right this way

00:15:10Pick out whatever you like

00:15:12It's on us

00:15:14He's trying to make it up

00:15:17Give him a chance

00:15:40Wonderful

00:15:41It screams your name

00:15:44Everything else that you've tried on

00:15:46We've already packed up for you

00:15:52You're just gonna let him walk away

00:15:53With all of our

00:15:54That was Mr. Blackthorn himself

00:15:57He's responsible for half the nation's GDP

00:16:01He has the president of the U.S. on speed dial

00:16:04That was Mr. and Mrs. Blackthorn?

00:16:07What am I gonna do?

00:16:09Don't come back tomorrow

00:16:11Find yourself a new job

00:16:12Scrubbing bedpans for a mental hospital

00:16:17Sarah?

00:16:29Sarah, what's wrong?

00:16:32Lotion

00:16:33Who are you?

00:16:35Why did they give us something so expensive?

00:16:37Is there something you're hiding from me?

00:16:50I heard that Blackthorn Group has a very strict customer service policy

00:16:55One complaint and they shut the store down

00:16:58Oh, that's why the manager was so scared

00:17:03Exactly

00:17:04You handled that with style

00:17:24This year, my family's brand donated all the equipment for the school's Winter Olympics

00:17:31Olympics

00:17:33Skiing

00:17:34Oh, charming

00:17:35My family created the endowment for the school's International Study Program

00:17:39Which is more important

00:18:07Mrs. Ashbird

00:18:10La science lab que votre famille a donné est juste spectaculaire.

00:18:14Mia est tellement heureux de être amoureux avec votre fille, Blair.

00:18:19La school's le plus grand benefacteur est aussi une icône fashion.

00:18:24Qui est-ce que vous venez ?

00:18:25C'est Miss Bill Couture, le seul dans le monde.

00:18:29Amber ?

00:18:30Where's your mom ?

00:18:32Qu'est-ce que votre famille a donné cette année ?

00:18:34Um, she...

00:18:37She had a business meeting, so she couldn't make it.

00:18:42Are you sure she's not too scared to show up ?

00:18:45That all this talk about your family's wealth is made up ?

00:19:02And whose mother is that ?

00:19:05She's stunning.

00:19:07And wearing one-of-a-kind.

00:19:16Amber ?

00:19:21I told you not to come.

00:19:23Get out of here now.

00:19:26Is this your mother ?

00:19:28Why does she look so familiar ?

00:19:32Um...

00:19:33Yes.

00:19:34She's a powerful corporate executive.

00:19:37You've probably seen her at a business dinner or something.

00:19:42A powerful executive ?

00:19:43It isn't even a chairman of the board.

00:19:46I guess, maybe it's just a fancy title worker B for wealthy ?

00:19:52Okay, well, whatever her title is, how can she even afford a one-of-a-kind dress like that ?

00:19:57I know how.

00:19:59It's a fake.

00:20:07Why did you do that ?

00:20:09Oh, it looks like my daughter ruined your fake knock-off dress.

00:20:15Well, here's $20 !

00:20:18That should cover it, right ?

00:20:20Now, why don't you go change into something less embarrassing ?

00:20:24It's not fake.

00:20:25It was a gift.

00:20:27Oh, couture for free.

00:20:30There's a years-long waiting list for that piece.

00:20:33And no one gets it for free.

00:20:38Amber, is your family's wealth as fraudulent as your mother's fashion ?

00:20:45Oh, my God.

00:20:46Are you poor ?

00:20:52Please, don't make this hard for Amber, okay ?

00:20:55I'll go change.

00:20:58I don't know this young lady, so...

00:21:00Oh, my God.

00:21:04The cafeteria.

00:21:06You're the lunch lady.

00:21:08Yes.

00:21:10That's why it smells like grease.

00:21:12You are stinking up this whole place.

00:21:14Oh, hide your husbands, ladies.

00:21:16Anyone who's desperate enough to wear cheap knock-off dresses will try to crawl into bed with your rich husband.

00:21:22I do not.

00:21:23I would never.

00:21:25I told you to change out of this already.

00:21:28No, take this out.

00:21:29No, don't.

00:21:30No, take it off.

00:21:31Take it off.

00:21:32No, don't.

00:21:33Please, don't.

00:21:35Look at that knock-off garbage.

00:21:37Probably have granny panties under hair, huh ?

00:21:43Can I have anything still going on ?

00:21:45Yes, sir.

00:21:52Look at that knock-off garbage.

00:21:54Probably have granny panties under hair, huh ?

00:21:57Oh !

00:21:59How dare you !

00:22:00Stop !

00:22:10Oh, look who it is.

00:22:12A knight in shining armor.

00:22:15Don't you realize standing up for counterfeit knock-off dresses makes you look like a clown ?

00:22:20Counterfeit ?

00:22:21The only one wearing counterfeit is you.

00:22:24You're lying !

00:22:25No.

00:22:26This is a new design from the Independent Face Fall Collection.

00:22:29Only on display at Blackthorn's luxury boutiques.

00:22:32It's never been sold before.

00:22:33Every gown made by her has a signature floral F on the lapel.

00:22:40Hand embroidered.

00:22:45I see it right there.

00:22:47Hand embroidered on the lapel.

00:22:49The S.

00:22:54Mom.

00:22:56You're wearing a fake ?

00:22:58Still cost over $10,000.

00:23:01Shut up !

00:23:03So she really was wearing fakes ?

00:23:06And is your donation to the laboratory fake as well ?

00:23:10This is all your fault.

00:23:11You're trying to scheme against my family.

00:23:15You don't even deserve that direct !

00:23:17This school is not built for your tantrums.

00:23:21How dare you ?

00:23:22Does your father know who you're messing with ?

00:23:25Oh, wait.

00:23:26That's right.

00:23:27You don't have a father.

00:23:29Otherwise, you wouldn't be messing around with this lunch lady slut !

00:23:34Who says he doesn't have a father ?

00:23:48Oh, my.

00:23:49You really know how to make an entrance.

00:23:51We haven't been formally introduced.

00:23:53I'm Mia's mom.

00:23:55Sir, you must be a board member because I've never seen you at a parent meeting.

00:24:00Maybe we should swap business cards ?

00:24:04I'm sorry.

00:24:05I don't have business cards.

00:24:07I'm the school's plumber.

00:24:09I thought you were someone important.

00:24:11Not a stinking sewer repair man.

00:24:15Is Vesper heir to the toilet plumbing business ?

00:24:20Security ?

00:24:21Can we get these low-lifes out of here ?

00:24:23It's actually making me sick being around that place.

00:24:25Seriously, though.

00:24:26These losers need to go !

00:24:28Call the school manager.

00:24:29I'll talk to him and we'll get this place cleaned up.

00:24:31Our kids deserve better schoolmates than the son of a smelly plumber.

00:24:36Forget the manager.

00:24:38I'm gonna call the principal.

00:25:03What is going on here ?

00:25:06Oh, sir, perfect timing.

00:25:08These peasants are ruining the school's reputation.

00:25:11You need to expel them.

00:25:12Expel?

00:25:13The principal.

00:25:16He is the principal?

00:25:18Of course he is.

00:25:19He's a...

00:25:21Principal's plumber.

00:25:24For many years, yes.

00:25:26He's been kind to me, recommended me for a job here at his school.

00:25:31Right.

00:25:32Elite, the principal's long-time personal plumber.

00:25:40Mm-hmm.

00:25:42Yeah.

00:25:42As the cradle of elites, we cannot have our kids in the same building as these lunch ladies and plumbers.

00:25:51People from ordinary backgrounds don't deserve an elite education?

00:25:55Sir, we cannot be breathing in the polluted air of these people's cheap laundry detergents.

00:26:03I knew our school was elite, but I didn't realize it was elitist.

00:26:10We need to ensure that all students have a safe and respectful environment.

00:26:16Zero tolerance for bullying and discrimination.

00:26:20Yes.

00:26:21Since no one objects, let's move on with the meeting agenda for today.

00:26:37The semester's tour destination is still undecided.

00:26:43Well, it must simply be Paris.

00:26:45Paris?

00:26:46Amazing.

00:26:47Yes, Le Louvre.

00:26:48A great tour for art.

00:26:50Well, for art, you need Rome.

00:26:53Awesome.

00:26:55The Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Forum.

00:26:57It's a great tour for history.

00:27:03Principal's blue-collared friend.

00:27:06Any good recommendations?

00:27:11I defer to her.

00:27:23Montauk, the Boondock backwater.

00:27:27We're going to be studying cow manure.

00:27:30School tours are not picnics.

00:27:35Shallow, ignorant people suggest such shallow, ignorant places.

00:27:40I think Montauk is a capital idea.

00:27:45Exactly.

00:27:46Yes, hit the countryside, slow down, get away from the hectic pace of the city for a bit.

00:27:51A true nature experience.

00:27:54It's very eye-opening.

00:27:55You are a true philosopher.

00:28:02Montauk it is.

00:28:06Now that the location is decided, we move on to the sponsorship part.

00:28:10Oh, well, uh, 300,000 for slogan t-shirts.

00:28:14Our airline can provide the flights for the trip.

00:28:18And Amber's mom, what about you?

00:28:21Um, can you do some tacos?

00:28:23Well, yes, of course.

00:28:25How many do you need?

00:28:29What do you expect from the lunch lady?

00:28:32Oh, come on.

00:28:33Who doesn't want a taco filled with gutter oil?

00:28:37I mean, seriously.

00:28:39I would not let my daughter eat stuff with such cheap ingredients.

00:28:42She's going to get sick.

00:28:43Tacos aren't good enough for a study trip.

00:28:46We'll decide something else.

00:28:49Put all the rest on me.

00:28:52Put the rest on me.

00:28:54You know what's the rest?

00:28:56Talking big is easy.

00:28:58What's your plan?

00:28:59I mean, there's venue, food, travel.

00:29:03No problem.

00:29:04By the way, doesn't the school still need a museum?

00:29:09I'll fund that too.

00:29:11Lucian, you realize what that means, right?

00:29:14That's millions of dollars.

00:29:20Millions?

00:29:21Yeah, he could fix pipes his whole life and he still wouldn't have enough zeros.

00:29:27If he blows this, it's not just a joke anymore.

00:29:30You, Vesper, and I will all be dragged down, thrown out like trash.

00:29:37You ruined the only chance Vesper and I had at changing our fate.

00:29:42Enough.

00:29:48Just use my scholarship.

00:29:51It'll be yours if you call me brother.

00:29:56Your scholarship.

00:29:58What is that, $50,000 or $100,000?

00:30:01Brother.

00:30:02For that little scholarship.

00:30:05My mom was an idiot to marry your dad.

00:30:07I'd rather have rats chew out my eyeballs than call you brother.

00:30:12Five million dollars.

00:30:14What?

00:30:15Five million.

00:30:17Global Youth Elite Scholarship.

00:30:19Just enough for your puny Olympics.

00:30:21That's impossible.

00:30:22You're lying.

00:30:25Give it to me!

00:30:42Five million dollars.

00:30:46That's too cool to be true.

00:30:51Five million dollars.

00:30:56That's too cool to be true.

00:30:59What?

00:31:01Nothing.

00:31:02You're awesome, brother.

00:31:06You want to say that again?

00:31:07Not really.

00:31:15Lucian.

00:31:17Are you really good friends with the school principal?

00:31:21This is a good chance for a confession.

00:31:24Sarah, actually...

00:31:26It seems like you can fix almost anything.

00:31:29Sometimes I wonder if I'm even good enough for you.

00:31:32No, you're overthinking it.

00:31:34I just happen to be good at fixing the principal's house plumbing.

00:31:37He, uh...

00:31:39He calls me...

00:31:42Super Mario.

00:31:43There you go.

00:31:47All right.

00:31:48So my stepdad really is just a plumber.

00:31:52Perfect.

00:31:53My stepmom's a loves lady.

00:31:55Watch it.

00:31:56You're a staff kid, too.

00:31:58Watch your snide remarks.

00:32:06My dad is the principal, so...

00:32:08Yeah.

00:32:09Staff kid I am.

00:32:13Sarah!

00:32:16Get right there, boss.

00:32:20Why aren't the counters cleaned?

00:32:24Are the burgers ready yet?

00:32:26The students are waiting for their food.

00:32:28Chop, chop!

00:32:31Sarah?

00:32:33Sarah!

00:32:35I'm...

00:32:36I'm doing my best.

00:32:37I just have two hands.

00:32:39Useless!

00:32:40I need someone who can keep up with all the work around here.

00:32:44I thought I was keeping up.

00:32:49You know what?

00:32:50Go clean that window.

00:32:53Now!

00:32:59Hurry!

00:33:22Lotion?

00:33:23Lotion?

00:33:36Sarah, you lacy bum!

00:33:39Get back to work!

00:33:40There's a pile of dishes waiting just for you!

00:33:51Mr. Blackthorne?

00:33:53What are you doing here?

00:33:58And dressed like that?

00:34:00I came down to check on the kitchen pipes.

00:34:02And then...

00:34:03I overheard someone bullying my wife.

00:34:07Your wife?

00:34:13Oh!

00:34:14No!

00:34:15There's just been a misunderstanding.

00:34:17I...

00:34:17I just...

00:34:18Your job...

00:34:19is to serve students, staff.

00:34:22Not abuse power.

00:34:24It seems this school needs a serious reality check.

00:34:27Mrs. Blackthorne can have her job back.

00:34:30N-no.

00:34:31No!

00:34:31It would be unthinkable for someone that noble to engage in such labor.

00:34:36I have to sully her hands with...

00:34:38Just let Sarah do what she likes.

00:34:41Also, right now, I'm just a plumber.

00:34:46Got it?

00:34:49Okay.

00:34:50Y-yes, yes.

00:34:53I'm sorry.

00:35:07About earlier?

00:35:11I was wrong.

00:35:16I'm so sorry.

00:35:18You can...

00:35:19head out.

00:35:21And...

00:35:22I will take over...

00:35:24from here.

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Remarried At 50 - My Husband Turns Out To Be A Billionaire - Drama

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