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00:00C'est absolument impossible !
00:02Vous êtes literally une dernière charité à la fin !
00:04Même un expert de médecin médecin comme Professor Bush ne peut pas trouver quelque chose wrong
00:07et vous pensez que vous pouvez ?
00:09C'est une totale blague !
00:11Vous êtes juste en train de faire ce circus acte pour obtenir Justin's attention.
00:15Donc elle s'est passé toutes ces problèmes juste pour moi ?
00:17Listen à moi, vous brûle-chette.
00:19Le Honorable Mr. Walton est l'un des hommes les plus puissants en New York.
00:23Si vous spout une autre parole de merde,
00:25je vais vous faire personnellement.
00:26Je vais vous faire personnellement.
00:27Vous êtes en train de se faire.
00:35Warnir ! Warnir !
00:37Il est le corps de l'eau. Il est mort !
00:39Il est mort !
00:40Mr. Walton,
00:41le raison que vous êtes en train de se fous de la sangue est la pression contre votre aritur.
00:45C'est bloqué la sangue et causé la sangue du sangue.
00:48Si vous n'avez pas besoin d'une traitement maintenant,
00:50votre sangue va mourir complètement.
00:53C'est pas possible !
00:55Si vous avez puissé la pression contre le aérea,
00:57il serait en pain.
00:58Mais Mr. Walton n'a pas montré une réponse de la souffrance.
01:01Ça ne fait pas.
01:01Lydia,
01:02si vous voulez attention si mal,
01:03go read un peu plus de livres.
01:05Ne pas faire un déjeuner de vous pour tout le monde.
01:07Juste arrêtez déjà !
01:09Miss Hill, je me demande si vous êtes en train de se dire,
01:10est ce que vous dites est vrai ?
01:12Mr. Walton, vous avez à l'air de me.
01:14Mr. Walton, vous ne pouvez pas entendre cette psychose de la merde !
01:17C'est juste une desparate attention-seeking charity case !
01:20La M.R.I. already showed qu'il n'y a rien d'autre avec votre cœur !
01:23Quoi, est-ce qu'elle doit être mieux que une M.R.I. ?
01:25Elle peut voir la M.R.I. ?
01:26Elle peut voir la M.R.I. ?
01:26Oui.
01:27Pour une fois, vous avez fait quelque chose de bien.
01:31Tweezers !
01:31Now !
01:32Vous êtes sûr que vous pouvez faire ça ?
01:33Trust me !
01:40Lydia, si vous vous faites M.R. Walton, vous êtes mort !
01:43Hmm.
02:14Oh my god !
02:16What is that ?
02:17It really is shrapnel !
02:22How is that possible ?
02:24Shrapnel ?
02:25Lydia knows medicine, too.
02:27She really is a mystery.
02:29I feel better than I have in years.
02:32Stronger, too.
02:33Miss Hill.
02:35Thank you for saving my life.
02:37Miss Hill.
02:38There's 30 million in this card.
02:40Please accept it as Mr. Walton's payment for saving his life.
02:43Thank you, Mr. Walton.
02:44But I only saved you because you're a man of principle.
02:48I can't take this 30 million.
02:50Is Lydia out of her mind ?
02:51She's just gonna pass on 30 million bucks ?
02:53Money only feels right when you earn it with your own hands.
02:56With the all-seeing eye, forget 30 million.
02:59I could make 100 million anytime I want.
03:03Miss Hill.
03:04You are a truly fascinating person.
03:07If you don't mind, I would love to be your friend.
03:10That bitch !
03:11What gives her the right to be friends with Mr. Walton ?
03:14You ?
03:15Wanna be friends ?
03:16With me ?
03:16Yes.
03:17Miss Hill.
03:18Today is the biggest jade gambling event in New York.
03:23I'd like to invite you to help me judge the stones.
03:27Name your price.
03:29Consider it a gift from me.
03:31There have to be plenty of hidden treasures at a jade gambling event.
03:35Another chance to strike it.
03:37Alright.
03:39I'm in.
03:49Demia.
03:51Tonight's a stone gambling match between you and me.
03:54And you brought some little girl ?
03:57That's not confidence.
03:59That's delusion.
04:00If you lose to a little girl tonight,
04:02all of New York will be talking about it over afternoon tea.
04:07Ladies and gentlemen, now for the main event of the evening.
04:11Mr. Walton and I, we've agreed on the rules.
04:13He picks 10 raw stones, I pick 10 raw stones.
04:16Whoever ends up with the higher total value
04:18takes control of New York's $100 billion jade mark.
04:21A hundred billion market ?
04:22These men are the best stone gambling experts in the USA.
04:26And tonight, they're judging for me.
04:29So tell me.
04:30What exactly are you bringing to the table ?
04:33Look.
04:33The guy in the middle is Professor Turing from San Diego Uni.
04:36He's the only geology professor to ever win a Nobel Prize.
04:39The one on the far left, that's Mr. Sengler.
04:41The Burmese American stone gambling king.
04:42Financial news says he's accurate for opening imperial green 99%.
04:45And the one on the far right is even more legendary.
04:47Master Saint Eye.
04:48People say his one remaining eye is God's own window.
04:51That he can see right through stone.
04:53The three kings of the jade world are all here judging for Jim.
04:56He's got this in the bag.
04:57So, Mr. Walton.
04:59Where's your apprizer?
05:00Don't tell me it's this worthless, broke college girl.
05:04Exactly.
05:05She is my apprizer.
05:08Huh?
05:08An expert?
05:09Are you kidding me?
05:10If Mr. Walton's tired of gourmet food and wants to sample trash for once, fine.
05:14But you actually brought her here like she belongs at the table?
05:17Even without God's eye, hell even with both eyes shut, I'd still pick better than she could.
05:22Sir, the jade market is a hundred billion dollar business.
05:24Are you sure trusting a girl like this is wise?
05:26So, little girl, what exactly can you see?
05:29Tell you what, spend the night with me and I might let you lose with a little dignity.
05:37Jim, I'm about to crack open ten imperial greens in a row.
05:41Let's see how cocky you are after that.
05:45Imperial green?
05:46You're a bottom-feeding student.
05:49Have you ever even seen what imperial green looks like?
05:52Don't believe me?
05:53Then bring it on.
05:55Just hope you don't cry when you lose.
05:57Gentlemen, let's begin.
06:00Ten raw stones.
06:02Show them what real skill looks like.
06:04Make them lose so badly they can't argue with it.
06:07Alright, let's get started.
06:11From what I can see, the grain on this rough stone is clean and promising.
06:17Even the outer skin tells you it's worth a fortune.
06:20Top grade material.
06:21Not something an ordinary buyer could ever get.
06:28Smooth grain.
06:29This rough stone is at least glass-grade jade.
06:32A guaranteed win.
06:34Jim, we've picked all ten for you.
06:36Every one of them we'll produce.
06:37One hundred percent.
06:38Good.
06:39Your turn.
06:42Congratulations!
06:43Top grade imperial green detected!
06:48How much for these rough stones?
06:50Those are just scraps.
06:52Nobody wants them.
06:53If you want them, five dollars a pound.
06:56A clueless poor girl in a pile of trash nobody wants.
07:00Perfect match.
07:01Neither of you is worth a damn.
07:08No tools?
07:09Just your eyes?
07:10You don't even know the basics.
07:14She's a complete bump here.
07:15What could she possibly know?
07:16Mr. Walton, I've picked all ten rough stones.
07:20Trust me.
07:20Every one of these is imperial green.
07:24Ten pieces of imperial green out of scrap stone?
07:26That's pure fantasy.
07:28Humility is the motto of San Diego University, young lady.
07:31You are far too arrogant.
07:32She's just another self-important idiot.
07:34Stop wasting time on this broke loser.
07:36Come on.
07:37Cut it open right here.
07:43Mr. Jim has opened glass-grade jade.
07:47Estimated value, ten million!
07:54Ten million for a glass glade!
07:57That's absolute top clear!
07:58What an eye the masters have!
08:00Jim's already locked it down!
08:02It's over.
08:03New York's hundred-billion-dollar jade market is mine now, Walton.
08:09Mr. Walton, our appraiser is completely outclassed.
08:12She's just a college kid.
08:13It's alright.
08:14Not just anyone can open top-grade glass jade either.
08:17I trust your eye.
08:19Don't put too much pressure on yourself.
08:21It's just one piece of glass jade.
08:23Your eye for stone is bad, and your luck is worse.
08:26You are unbelievably arrogant!
08:29You opened one piece of glass jade?
08:31So what?
08:32You think that's impressive?
08:33Of course that's not enough.
08:34Go on, cut the other nine.
08:35I want her to learn what real damn greatness looks like!
08:41Congratulations, Mr. Jim!
08:48Ten straight pieces of glass-grade jade.
08:51Total value?
08:53One hundred million!
08:55Ten for ten!
08:56That's history!
08:58That's never happened in New York!
08:59A hundred million!
09:00Jim just shattered the record!
09:02It's a bloodbath!
09:03Mr. Walton,
09:04a hundred-billion-dollar jade market is about to be lost
09:06because of this little girl.
09:07It's not your fault.
09:08They've got three top masters on their side.
09:11If we lose,
09:12that's only normal.
09:13Come on!
09:14Bring Mr. Walton the contract.
09:16The match isn't over yet.
09:17You're awfully quick to call it.
09:19Move.
09:24Trash belongs in the trash.
09:26No!
09:31Cut mine.
09:35You're calling a hundred-million-dollar glass-grade jade trash?
09:39Are you insane?
09:41If I say it's trash,
09:43then it's trash.
09:44You ignorant little brat!
09:45Your arrogance is staggering!
09:47How does San Diego University even allow a student like you?
09:50You're an absolute disgrace!
09:52I'm right,
09:53compared to what I'm holding right here.
09:56Yours is trash.
09:58The only thing worth more than top-grade glass-yade
10:00is Imperial Green.
10:02You picked nothing but scraps.
10:04How dare odds of opening stand here and run your mouth?
10:06Unforgivable!
10:07How do you know mine isn't Imperial Green?
10:09Impossible.
10:10Just looking at the grain on that stone in your hand.
10:12Forget Imperial Green.
10:13You'd be lucky to get cotton jade.
10:14I've got three masters backing me.
10:15You say you saw Imperial Green, but the three experts I invited didn't.
10:18What a joke.
10:18How about a bet, Mr. Jim?
10:20If I really do open Imperial Green, what do you think the stake should be?
10:23If that stone in your hand really is Imperial Green, I'll get on my knees and lick your shoes myself.
10:28Fine.
10:28But if you lose, you're warming my bed tonight.
10:31I promise I will thoroughly enjoy you.
10:34Right until you break.
10:35You don't have to agree to that.
10:37He's notorious for having no limits.
10:38Last time at Tienda Club, he put eight top-plot hours in the hospital.
10:41Don't worry, Mr. Walton.
10:42There's only one way this ends.
10:43With him on his knees.
10:45Cut it.
10:50It really is Imperial Green!
10:51She actually opened Imperial Green.
10:54Who is this mysterious girl?
10:56That's impossible!
10:57You, you, it's just your luck!
10:59Cut another one.
11:02Another Imperial Green!
11:03No way.
11:04Another Imperial Green?
11:06Still don't believe it, Mr. Jim?
11:07Then cut another one.
11:08Still Imperial Green!
11:10How is this happening?
11:12How can your luck be this good?
11:14You think this is luck?
11:17Keep cutting.
11:18Cut every last one.
11:20Let Mr. Jim see what real skill looks like.
11:26Ten straight Imperial Greens!
11:29Total value over ten billion!
11:32Ten billion?
11:35They're really all Imperial Greens?
11:37She saw exactly what we missed?
11:39This girl is far from ordinary.
11:41I am utterly unworthy of my title.
11:44This, this is a disgrace.
11:46From this moment on, I revoke my own title as Master Saint Eye!
11:50Sir, thank God you brought her in to judge the stones.
11:52I was blind to her talent.
11:54The Jade Market is yours. We're leaving.
11:57Stop.
11:58You still haven't knelt to Miss Lydia.
12:01On your knees, I'm waiting.
12:02You actually expect me to kneel to this little bitch?
12:04Not a chance in hell!
12:06I am the heir to the consolation!
12:08People kneel to me!
12:10You bitch!
12:11You've got a lot of nerve.
12:13You got the guts to keep betting with me?
12:15You already lost your hundred billion dollar Jade Market.
12:18What do you even have left to bet with?
12:21Our lives!
12:22You got the guts or not?
12:24If you've got a problem, take it up with me.
12:27You really want to play games with a girl who has x-ray vision?
12:31Why wouldn't I?
12:33Good.
12:35Then let's play Russian Roulette.
12:42Six chambers. I took out five bullets.
12:45You and me, we take turns putting it to our heads and pulling the trigger.
12:49First one to loses their herb, loses.
12:51Or, first one to die.
12:54Mr. Jim's really playing for his life this time!
12:57Scared?
12:58Then get the hell out!
12:59Mr. Jim, this is way too dangerous.
13:02It's just Russian Roulette.
13:04I'm in.
13:05No.
13:06He's cornered and out of his mind.
13:08You don't need to go crazy with him.
13:09Come on, let me handle the rest.
13:11Mr. Walton, relax.
13:14I'll be fine.
13:15Have you handled guns before?
13:17No. Today's my first time playing with one.
13:19Your first time with a gun?
13:21Then how do you dare play Russian Roulette with him?
13:23Mr. Walton, if I'm doing it, it means I know I'm winning.
13:28100%.
13:29Yeah.
13:32This thing packs a punch.
13:34From this close, even God probably couldn't stop it.
13:37What, scared now?
13:38Then admit you're a coward and get the hell out.
13:42Congratulations! The bullet's in the sixth chamber!
13:45Well, look at that. She really is scared.
13:47Then get lost already!
13:48You're right. I really am scared.
13:51She's all talk. Nothing but a coward putting on a show.
13:55Mr. Little Appraiser's great at running her mouth, huh?
13:57Not so useful when it counts.
13:59Take her and get out right now, and I might spare her worthless little life.
14:03But everything we bet today? Gone. Wiped clean.
14:07Jim?
14:09Yeah, I'm scared. I'm scared.
14:10You're gonna lose, then end up dying by your own gun.
14:13Now that would be embarrassing.
14:16You're about to die. And you're still running your mouth, little brat.
14:20Jim gives you an out. And you insist on digging your own grave?
14:24What's so scary about a little revolver?
14:26You could fire this thing five times in a row and still not blink.
14:32Talk is cheap. Pull it, then. I dare you.
14:36One.
14:39Thank God! She's still alive!
14:41Didn't think you'd actually do it to yourself.
14:42But that first shot? The odds are low, anyway.
14:45The real nerve shows later.
14:47Let's see how you look when your brains hit the floor.
14:49Two.
14:50Miss Hill's got this much nerve.
14:52She's the bravest woman I've ever met.
14:54You really dared to do it twice?
14:56Three.
14:59Are you not afraid to die?!
15:02Enough!
15:03You do not need to risk your life for my business.
15:05She's a suicidal lunatic!
15:07Jim, you want half of New York's jade market?
15:09It's yours! I can see! I win!
15:11I don't agree, Mr. Walton.
15:13The only rightful owner of New York's biggest jade market is you.
15:16Just wait.
15:16I'll make him pay for it.
15:19Four.
15:21Jesus Christ! Are you out of your fucking mind?!
15:23Two chambers left.
15:25One bullet.
15:26You've got a 50-50 shot at survival.
15:29Your turn.
15:31Do you have the guts?
15:34Aye.
15:35So the mighty Mr. Jim gets scared, too?
15:40Five!
15:44This is insane!
15:45I'm seriously scared that gun's gonna swing my way next!
15:48Somebody pass down!
15:49Mr. Walton, this girl's luck is unreal.
15:51Five shots and she's still standing.
15:53You really think this is luck?
15:55No. She's the real deal.
15:57You really pulled the trigger on yourself five times?
15:59There's actually someone in this world who isn't afraid to die?
16:02Damn. I've seen it all now.
16:04Mr. Jim, the last bullet's got your name on it.
16:07Don't disappoint the crowd.
16:10Mr. Jim, she's already pulled the trigger five times.
16:13That means if you take this last shot, you're dead for sure.
16:15You think I don't know that?
16:16What's wrong?
16:17Scared?
16:19Chicken?
16:19Mr. Jim, this little Russian roulette game was your idea.
16:23Now it's your turn.
16:24And suddenly you can't do it.
16:25So what?
16:26You waiting for me to help you out?
16:28I don't believe you'd actually dare shoot me.
16:30A bet...
16:32is a bet.
16:38A bet's a bet.
16:39Holy Mother Mary! Please don't shoot! Don't shoot!
16:43Good boy. That's more like it.
16:47Jim, I'll gladly take that jade market off your hands.
16:51Thanks for losing it through sheer cowardice.
16:55Mission accomplished.
16:57I've had my fun for today. Let's go.
17:07Miss Hill, thank you.
17:08You helped me win back the jade market.
17:13One zero, two zeros, three zeros?
17:16Fifty million?
17:18That much?
17:19You made me that much money.
17:21Isn't thanking you the least I can do?
17:23Mr. Walton is way too generous.
17:26Then I'll gladly take it.
17:31Miss Hill.
17:33Justin?
17:34What are you doing here?
17:36Mr. Walton.
17:37I just happened to need Lydia for something.
17:39I'll be taking her with me.
17:42Hold it!
17:44You think you can just take Mr. Walton's person away?
17:48Since he's Miss Hill's classmate, let him go.
17:51Yes, sir.
17:52Bye!
17:56Stay away from Mr. Walton from now on.
17:58He's dangerous.
17:59Is he really that dangerous? He seemed fine to me.
18:01By the way, what did you need me for?
18:03Lydia.
18:05Beautiful as an elf.
18:08Justin?
18:09What did you want with me?
18:12Here.
18:13I got you a gift.
18:14Tonight at eight, you have to come get it in person.
18:19What is he even trying to say?
18:24Hello?
18:26Lydia, hurry! Kevin's in trouble!
18:28What?!
18:30Where's my dearest Lydia?
18:33Don't tell me your lousy acting was so bad even Lydia saw right through it.
18:38Me?
18:39No way!
18:40My acting was amazing!
18:41Lydia's definitely gonna buy it.
18:49What's going on?
18:50What happened to Kevin?
18:52Lydia, perfect timing.
18:53Boss Kevin drank way too much.
18:54I'm leaving him with you.
18:55Hey!
18:56Wait! You-
18:57Hey! Wake up!
19:01Oh no.
19:02It's past eleven.
19:04The dorms are already locked.
19:08Hi.
19:09Two rooms please.
19:11I'm sorry.
19:12We only have one room left.
19:13But it's very large.
19:15It should work just fine.
19:19Fine.
19:20We'll take it.
19:21What are they doing here?
19:23I only invited Lydia.
19:25Don't tell me that damn Kevin deliberately tagged along.
19:28Mr. Allison?
19:29How many rooms did they get?
19:30One.
19:31What? One room?
19:35Understood.
19:36I'll take care of it right away.
19:37Lydia's only mine tonight.
19:39Kevin, go home, wash up, and dream on.
19:46Kevin, you are seriously heavy.
19:48I'll let it explode for the sake of those eight abs.
19:50I'm exhausted.
20:05Ms. Hill, the hotel is running a promotion tonight.
20:08We've upgraded you to our presidential suite free of charge.
20:10Would you like to switch rooms now?
20:11Yes!
20:12Yes!
20:12Absolutely!
20:13I've never stayed in a presidential suite before.
20:16Come on!
20:17Let's go right now!
20:21Hey!
20:21I'm still in here!
20:23Ms. Hill, this is the presidential suite prepared for you.
20:26Please enjoy your stay.
20:29This carpet's so soft.
20:31Feels like walking on clouds.
20:33Wow, this is insanely luxurious.
20:36No wonder this is a seven-star hotel.
20:38This bed is unbelievably soft.
20:42Wow, even the water is private glacier mineral water?
20:45This stuff must cost a fortune.
20:47Okay, I have to try it.
21:00What are you doing here?
21:03You came?
21:05I've been waiting here for you.
21:07Waiting for me?
21:08Oh, I get it.
21:09The front desk guy must have brought me to the wrong room.
21:10I'll go find him right now.
21:11What if I told you you're not in the wrong room?
21:15This is the gift I wanted to give you tonight.
21:18So when you told me to come to the hotel at eight, you meant you were giving yourself to me?
21:22Yeah.
21:23Look a little lower.
21:24Oh?
21:25So you came prepared?
21:27Mm-hmm.
21:31You... you...
21:32Why is your nose bleeding?
21:33Justin!
21:33Why are you not wearing underwear?
21:36Why are you running?
21:37Haven't you liked me for three years?
21:39I'm the one making the first move now, and you're running?
21:41That scared me to death.
21:43Justin was actually trying to get me to split a room with him and split the cost, too?
21:46In his dreams.
21:48Good thing I ran fast.
21:49I almost got taken down by a pretty boy trap.
21:54Why is he calling again?
21:56What do you want now?
21:57I know you ran because you got shy.
21:59But if I want more time with you, I need a better excuse.
22:02So I'm inviting you to the New York venue of the nation's number one auction.
22:06Are you coming or not?
22:07Another chance to score a hidden treasure?
22:09Perfect.
22:10I'm in.
22:13For 2.3 million.
22:19Mr. Allison, what an honor.
22:21Mr. Allison, this is the highest profile antique auction in New York.
22:25What are you planning to take home tonight?
22:27Justin!
22:28You're finally here.
22:30I've been waiting forever.
22:33What is a broke nobody like you doing here?
22:35This is a Topglee auction.
22:37I brought Lydia.
22:38What?
22:40Justin, why would you bring her here?
22:42Lydia, this is an auction, not a street market.
22:45You don't even have a hundred bucks on you.
22:47What makes you think this is your kind of place?
22:49Wait.
22:50Are things at auctions expensive?
22:53Obviously.
22:53Do you even know what the starting price is for one item at a New York auction?
22:57At least a million.
22:58Hell, anything in here could pay for your whole life.
23:01One million?
23:02That's not even that expensive.
23:05Justin, look at this country buffing trying to act rich.
23:09Please.
23:10The auction begins now.
23:11The first lot, an original 19th century bronze wagon compass
23:15from the era of westward expansion.
23:17Opening bid, 5 million.
23:1810 million.
23:2120 million.
23:2230 million.
23:2330 million.
23:24Do I hear anything higher?
23:25I heard the scratches and dents on the compass casing are actual witnesses
23:29to the key years of American expansion western settlement.
23:32That kind of history is priceless.
23:33Look at the way the display light hits that compass.
23:36The green pretend has such a rich glow.
23:38Conservative estimate, it has to be worth 50 million.
23:40Justin, I really love this one.
23:43I want to buy it for my grandpa's birthday.
23:45Please let me have it.
23:52Congratulations!
23:53You've discovered the official seal of the Louisiana Purchase Agreement.
23:57This seal was used to sign the largest land deal in history
24:00and directly laid the foundation for the continental map of the United States.
24:04It's a priceless national treasure.
24:06Justin, let her have it.
24:07The next item is worth way more than that compass.
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