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00:00:10Entrepreneurship is not about the idea. It's about structure. A startup tells you
00:00:20everything about its founder. Not in what they promise, but in what they're willing
00:00:27to overlook. And every business has unique dangers hidden in its model. The question
00:00:34is whether the founder sees it or chooses to ignore it.
00:00:42I'll see you in the economy.
00:00:44Okay, I'll see you.
00:00:47Leah, have you come up with an idea for a startup?
00:00:50I have some ideas, they're just, they're not fully there yet.
00:00:54Okay, keep in mind this is not theoretical. I want something real. A venture you could
00:01:00actually launch and solve some sort of problem.
00:01:03Yeah, I understand. I'll have something soon, I promise.
00:01:06You look like you're burning out and it's only been about five weeks.
00:01:11I'm just, I'm juggling a lot right now between classes and working.
00:01:15Yeah, this is your senior year. You should be so focused on doing the very best you can.
00:01:21And you're one of my top students. I would just hate for you to lose your footing because
00:01:26you're pushing yourself so hard.
00:01:28I can't quit my job right now. I don't have a choice. But I promise I will stay focused.
00:01:33Just try not to take on so much that you really can't handle it.
00:01:37I'll have something soon. Thank you.
00:01:41I was just scouting out the talent in my class and there is some serious potential.
00:01:50Oh my God.
00:01:52Those guys definitely came back to remind themselves they're so impressive.
00:01:56Or to see if campus has gotten any hotter since they left.
00:02:00Men like that think all they have to do is flash a Rolex and they can have whatever they want.
00:02:03Feeds broke college kids.
00:02:05They're definitely giving old school vibes.
00:02:08I'm probably just bored with themselves.
00:02:10Oh, I'd kill for boring. Between work, volunteering and classes, I genuinely feel like I'm about to crash out.
00:02:17I feel that, Tess.
00:02:19Same. I don't even know what boring feels like.
00:02:21Girl, that's because you schedule anxiety.
00:02:24Whatever, Kinsey.
00:02:27Oh, what? Lunch shift at Tony's?
00:02:30No, they cut back my hours.
00:02:32I'm watching the kids.
00:02:33It's early release and Ethan's at the office today.
00:02:37Oh, it's Ethan.
00:02:39Oh.
00:02:40Ethan.
00:02:40Ethan.
00:02:41Not Mr. Harlan.
00:02:43Leah.
00:02:44You girls, stop.
00:02:46Well, we can walk with you.
00:02:47Thanks, Marley, but I'm fine, really.
00:02:50Um, I'll catch up with you guys later.
00:02:52We love you.
00:02:52Okay.
00:02:53Love you.
00:02:53Love you.
00:02:54Bye.
00:02:59How's it coming?
00:03:01I don't understand why you have to show your work if the answer's already right.
00:03:05That's so the teacher knows you didn't cheat.
00:03:07You don't just need the right answer, you need evidence of how you got there.
00:03:11Well, that's dumb.
00:03:13Okay, what about you, Elle? How's it going?
00:03:15Can I be dead if mine looks neat?
00:03:17Let's see.
00:03:20Whoa, shockingly neat. Nice.
00:03:22Good job.
00:03:24Um, okay.
00:03:26Bedtime.
00:03:27Let's get washed up.
00:03:28Pajamas on.
00:03:28Go.
00:03:30Go.
00:03:48Oh, yeah.
00:03:59I'm not going to get it.
00:04:09Hello?
00:04:14Harry? Ellen?
00:04:29Oh, my God.
00:05:02Hey! Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.
00:05:04No, no, it's okay. I thought you were working until 9.
00:05:07Yeah, I had to get out of there.
00:05:09The office has a way of draining me.
00:05:13How are the kids?
00:05:15Um, they're good. They're upstairs asleep.
00:05:17I updated you today on our shared folder.
00:05:19Thank you. I don't know how you do it,
00:05:21but when you're here, the house seems functional.
00:05:25They were good tonight.
00:05:26They always are when they're with you.
00:05:29It's hard on them when Annabelle's gone.
00:05:31She's in London for a few months, right?
00:05:34Yeah. Yeah, she travels a lot for work.
00:05:37But what we haven't told the kids is that
00:05:39this is a trial separation as well.
00:05:42But I met with a lawyer today,
00:05:44so I guess we're gonna have to tell them soon.
00:05:47I'm so sorry to hear that.
00:05:49It does mean I'm gonna need a little bit more help around here, though.
00:05:52Sure.
00:05:54I don't realize how much she does until she's gone,
00:05:56with school drop-offs and appointments and birthday parties.
00:06:01It's a full-time job, but nobody calls it that.
00:06:04Yeah, well, it's not considered valuable if it's expected.
00:06:08You can always tell who a system's built for by who it benefits
00:06:12and who it takes advantage of.
00:06:15You're a student at Rossmoor, right?
00:06:17Same as you, from what I've heard.
00:06:21I'm not sure I was as astute of a student as you are.
00:06:24Pretty keen observations.
00:06:26You're a senior, right?
00:06:28Mm-hmm.
00:06:28So you're in the entrepreneurial venture class this semester?
00:06:32Yeah.
00:06:33Struggling to come up with a business idea.
00:06:35Well, I invest in startups.
00:06:37I know.
00:06:39Word of advice.
00:06:40Everybody tries to create something new.
00:06:42But the real money is in formalizing something
00:06:44that people are already doing informally.
00:06:47Hm.
00:06:49Unfortunately, I still have some work to do.
00:06:57Thanks.
00:06:58Thank you for staying, like, for everything you do.
00:07:05No.
00:07:09Here.
00:07:09I'll, uh, walk you out.
00:07:10Yeah.
00:07:37What the hell?
00:07:39Wait, you mean they just, like, paused it, right?
00:07:42No.
00:07:42They revoked it.
00:07:43Effected immediately.
00:07:44Revoked it?
00:07:45Why?
00:07:46Failure to disclose income fast enough?
00:07:48Not that I worked, just timing.
00:07:50Wow, that's messed up, Louie.
00:07:52Yeah, they already paid out the semester.
00:07:54Now they're saying I owe it back.
00:07:56N-no way.
00:07:56That doesn't make any sense.
00:07:58You have to pay back money that they already gave you?
00:08:00Yeah, and if I don't, they put a hold on my account.
00:08:04I can't sit in for finals.
00:08:05I can't enroll next semester.
00:08:07I can't access my transcript.
00:08:09Okay, how much money are we talking?
00:08:13Tens of thousands.
00:08:14You can appeal, right?
00:08:17Yeah, but that could take months.
00:08:18Bills don't wait that long.
00:08:19There has to be something you can do.
00:08:21What about that hot dad?
00:08:23Ethan, right?
00:08:24He's rich.
00:08:25Why don't you just ask him to pay you more?
00:08:27Okay, how do you know what he looks like?
00:08:29I saw him drop you off once.
00:08:32I'm just saying I wouldn't mind spending more time with him if I were you.
00:08:35Okay, no.
00:08:37I cannot ask Ethan to pay me more than what my services are worth.
00:08:40Who says your services aren't worth it?
00:08:42But Kenzie, nothing pays what it's worth right now.
00:08:45I'm barely getting by at my job.
00:08:47It's brutal.
00:08:48If anyone can figure this out, Lee, it's you.
00:08:52Thanks.
00:08:53It's gonna be okay.
00:08:59You actually gotta move the brush across your teeth, Elle.
00:09:02Yeah, that's why they call it, teeth brush.
00:09:05Exactly.
00:09:05Yeah, I hate brushing my teeth.
00:09:07Well, I bet you would hate cavities more.
00:09:10Okay, bedtime.
00:09:17Nice.
00:09:26Hey.
00:09:27Hey.
00:09:29Uh, the kids are in bed, so I'm gonna get going.
00:09:31Thank you so much.
00:09:32I know I've said it before, but I really don't know what I would do without you.
00:09:38If you need anything around the house or with the kids, I'm happy to help out.
00:09:42I mean, even if you're here working.
00:09:44Nights, weekends, whatever you need.
00:09:46What about school?
00:09:48Your thesis?
00:09:49You're in your senior year, it's kind of a big one.
00:09:52I might not make it through the year.
00:09:56What are you talking about?
00:09:57They're revoking my financial aid.
00:09:59Apparently, I didn't disclose the income I've been making fast enough.
00:10:04You can appeal that.
00:10:05Yeah, but I don't have the time.
00:10:07I owe the school money.
00:10:09If I leave and this all unravels, I don't know how to come back from that.
00:10:13Did you talk to your parents?
00:10:14Uh, just my mom.
00:10:16But she's struggling right now, too.
00:10:18She just lost her job.
00:10:20I've been helping her out.
00:10:22Okay.
00:10:23Well, I already told you I could use more help around here.
00:10:27So, let's make it official.
00:10:29More help, obviously, necessitates more pay.
00:10:32Really?
00:10:33Yeah.
00:10:34I see how hard you work, Leah.
00:10:36You're smart, discerning.
00:10:38You have everything you need to be successful, so I'd be happy to help in any way I can.
00:10:43I really appreciate that.
00:10:45Oh.
00:10:55Of course.
00:10:56Um, I should go.
00:10:59Hey.
00:11:00Be safe.
00:11:01Good night.
00:11:08Record keeping is the backbone of every business.
00:11:12If you don't have clean books, eventually people will start asking questions.
00:11:19Yes?
00:11:20What about the stuff you don't put in your books?
00:11:23What stuff?
00:11:24Illegal stuff.
00:11:26That's what the second set of books is for.
00:11:28Whoa!
00:11:30Uh, if you're Bernie Madoff and you'd like to go to prison, sure.
00:11:35But, everyone else, everything you do needs to be meticulously tracked.
00:11:41I've got my eyes on you two.
00:11:50Uh, Professor Rosen?
00:11:53I think I know what I want to do for my thesis project.
00:11:56Oh, great.
00:11:57Yeah, so, um, it's a private childcare platform.
00:12:00Uh, matching families with providers based on more than just availability.
00:12:05Like, experience, temperaments, needs.
00:12:07Uh, the same way people match on dating apps, but for kids.
00:12:11Okay, that idea already exists.
00:12:13Yes, but, but not well, not thoughtfully.
00:12:17How is yours different?
00:12:18What's your niche?
00:12:22Uh, um...
00:12:23Leah, matching is not a business, it's a function.
00:12:27You need to tell me who this is for and what problem you're trying to solve.
00:12:33Well, the problem I'm trying to solve is childcare.
00:12:35It's a huge problem in our society.
00:12:37Yes, and you're trying to charge a premium for it, right?
00:12:40You're not offering it for free.
00:12:42You want to make a business out of it, right?
00:12:44Yes, of course.
00:12:45Okay, then think about what people are already doing.
00:12:50And ask yourself, why is it broken?
00:12:54Okay, uh, thank you.
00:12:56Okay.
00:12:59Ugh, these apps, they're absolutely terrible.
00:13:03Oh my God, all she did was show me pictures of her dog the whole time.
00:13:06I couldn't get out there fast enough.
00:13:08I swear to God, dating as a divorced dad is the worst.
00:13:12Uh, sorry to interrupt.
00:13:14Um, I'm gonna head out.
00:13:16Aw.
00:13:17I'm ashamed.
00:13:24You know something, man?
00:13:27I miss having somebody around the house.
00:13:29Not even romantically, just another adult in the room.
00:13:34I get it.
00:13:36Who is this?
00:13:40Sorry, man.
00:13:41Gotta take it.
00:13:42Farewell, brother.
00:13:44You!
00:13:46No, I'm not busy.
00:13:47What's up?
00:13:52Well, the kids are in bed, so I'll see you tomorrow?
00:13:55Oh, I haven't paid you yet.
00:13:57Right.
00:13:59Sit down.
00:14:00Have a drink with me.
00:14:02Okay.
00:14:09Kids go down all right for you tonight?
00:14:11Yeah, they were tired after the park.
00:14:14Uh, Harry asked me to rub his back so we could fall asleep.
00:14:19They miss their mom.
00:14:22Thanks for filling in.
00:14:37This is more than usual.
00:14:39Well, you're doing more than usual.
00:14:41You're not just watching them.
00:14:44You're a presence for them.
00:14:48And...
00:14:48for me.
00:14:51Honestly, I just...
00:14:52really appreciate you being around the house.
00:14:54It's been...
00:14:55lonely.
00:14:57Recently.
00:14:59Yeah, I get it.
00:15:01My mom was a single mother.
00:15:03The hardest part for her wasn't even the money,
00:15:05or having to do everything by herself.
00:15:08I was having to do it all alone.
00:15:09No emotional support, and no time or energy to find it.
00:15:14The only things you can't outsource.
00:15:17Yeah.
00:15:19Uh, well, I should head out.
00:15:21Uh, thank you.
00:15:27I'll, uh, walk you out.
00:15:30Hey, um...
00:15:32Wait.
00:15:33What if you could?
00:15:36What do you mean?
00:15:38I mean, there are apps for people who just want companionship.
00:15:41Someone to be there.
00:15:42Yeah?
00:15:43My childcare app I was telling you about.
00:15:45What if it's a hybrid companionship service for single parents?
00:15:50Sadly, I know a lot of people who could use that.
00:15:54So it's something people are doing informally,
00:15:56and I would formalize it.
00:16:00If you're serious, I would love to look at this with you.
00:16:04As a business.
00:16:05You would give me advice?
00:16:08Seed money, venture capital.
00:16:10Yeah, guidance.
00:16:11Really?
00:16:12Yeah.
00:16:14This is a good idea.
00:16:15I would love to invest in this.
00:16:17You could make a lot of money on this, Leah.
00:16:20It could help me pay back the school.
00:16:23So we have a deal?
00:16:25Yes.
00:16:26Yes.
00:16:28Oops.
00:16:30I'm sorry.
00:16:32I can't believe this.
00:16:34It's fine.
00:16:35Yeah, it's really tangled around there.
00:16:37No.
00:16:40It's okay.
00:16:41It's okay.
00:16:49I'm sorry.
00:16:52No.
00:16:54Deal?
00:16:56Deal.
00:16:59Uh, thank you again.
00:17:01I'll see you tomorrow.
00:17:23A childcare-based companionship service.
00:17:27Oh.
00:17:29Companionship.
00:17:30Sounds like an escort service.
00:17:32No, no, it's not.
00:17:34Uh, we take care of kids as well as offer emotional support and help at home for overwhelmed single parents.
00:17:40Emotional support?
00:17:42Like a labradoodle?
00:17:44Kinsey.
00:17:45Yeah, how does this even work?
00:17:48Uh, well, we offer our help, our presence, lend an ear if we need to.
00:17:53It's not childcare, it's family care.
00:17:56Guys, growing up in a single parent household is hard on everybody.
00:18:00We just make it a little bit easier.
00:18:02And we can charge a premium.
00:18:03And we could all use the money right now.
00:18:06Okay, I have one very important question.
00:18:10How much are we talking?
00:18:11I mean, as much as we think is reasonable.
00:18:13Uh, we'll start the rate high, but keep it competitive.
00:18:16You'll all be independent contractors.
00:18:18And of course, I'll take a cut of each job.
00:18:20Ethan knows a lot of wealthy families that are in need of a service like this.
00:18:24Mmm, Ethan.
00:18:26Right, right.
00:18:27Okay, he's my angel investor and he thinks it's a really promising idea.
00:18:34Well, I low-key think it's brilliant.
00:18:37I'm in.
00:18:38Yes!
00:18:39Tessa?
00:18:40Okay, me too.
00:18:42And I do love kids.
00:18:44Since when?
00:18:44I thought you were all dogs are better than people.
00:18:47They are.
00:18:48Kids are the exception.
00:18:50Fair enough.
00:18:52Marley?
00:18:54I mean, I could really use the money.
00:18:58Yeah, and you're literally the best at emotional support, Mar.
00:19:02Okay, yeah. I'm in.
00:19:05Oh my gosh, yes!
00:19:05Yes!
00:19:06Yay!
00:19:16I want an algorithm.
00:19:21Well, okay, no, I don't exactly want an algorithm.
00:19:24I want the matching feature, but I want to be in control of everything.
00:19:26There's nothing left here left to prove.
00:19:28One more step, one more chance.
00:19:31I'm already making plans.
00:19:33Okay, great.
00:19:34And what's the cost of that again?
00:19:35Here we go.
00:19:36Everybody's gonna know.
00:19:37Yes!
00:19:38Woo!
00:19:40You and your obsession with notebooks and pens.
00:19:44Well, when tech crashes, I'll have backup.
00:19:48So, what would you say your greatest strengths are?
00:19:51Remaining cool under pressure and adjusting to changing needs.
00:19:54Okay, so can you tell me a little bit about your experience working with children?
00:19:58Yeah, I've worked with tons of children.
00:19:59Okay, and can you work on weekends?
00:20:01Yes, I'm available weekends.
00:20:02Okay.
00:20:03That's great.
00:20:08Oh, you know who would be good?
00:20:10Mitch.
00:20:11That guy could use an extra hand.
00:20:13Trust me, we're gonna keep your calendar book full.
00:20:15You mentioned you have outside funding.
00:20:17Yeah.
00:20:18Would you prefer to keep your investor private?
00:20:21Yeah.
00:20:22Okay.
00:21:01A little more than usual.
00:21:32Um...
00:21:33All right, bud.
00:21:33Here you go.
00:21:36Do you want any more pretzels?
00:21:38No?
00:21:38Okay.
00:21:39I'll take some pretzels.
00:21:50Thank you for dinner.
00:21:52Well, I thought we should celebrate.
00:21:55What?
00:21:55That your sister's in town and has the kids for the weekend?
00:21:58That.
00:21:59And you.
00:22:01I just knew you were gonna take this idea and run with it.
00:22:04We're seeing real traction.
00:22:06I think once it stabilizes, I should be able to start paying you back on your investment.
00:22:12You don't pay me back.
00:22:13I mean, not yet.
00:22:15You have to reinvest.
00:22:16You want the business to grow.
00:22:18Plus, you have your own financial responsibilities to take care of.
00:22:22I'm working on it.
00:22:24I think if I can find a way to really scale, I might be able to get out from under
00:22:28everything.
00:22:30You're amazing.
00:22:33I knew from the first time I met you that there was something special about you.
00:22:36Yeah.
00:22:36Oh, and I will take that payment.
00:22:38I mean, when you're ready.
00:22:40But only because I know you're gonna grow this thing so much bigger.
00:22:43And then I'm gonna have to ride your coattails.
00:22:45Mm.
00:22:48Deal.
00:22:51I got you something.
00:22:53Really?
00:22:54What?
00:22:56Yeah.
00:22:57Follow me.
00:23:09The investment firm that I founded gave me one of these when I landed my first big client.
00:23:14In the early days, you think all of those moments are gonna last forever.
00:23:19But they don't.
00:23:21Ethan.
00:23:21When?
00:23:22In the beginning.
00:23:24When everything's exciting.
00:23:26You don't get that time back.
00:23:30So you have to mark it.
00:23:33This is too much.
00:23:35It's not.
00:23:37You've earned it.
00:23:40Let me help you.
00:23:49It's beautiful.
00:23:50It's beautiful.
00:23:51It's beautiful on you.
00:23:58Is this okay?
00:24:08I know what you're thinking.
00:24:11You don't have to say it.
00:24:15Everything between us.
00:24:17I feel the danger.
00:24:20I feel the danger, but I don't care.
00:24:21Another second closer.
00:24:24Another little spark.
00:24:26Trying not to want you.
00:24:30We're dancing in the dark.
00:24:33Come a little closer.
00:24:36I want it.
00:24:37I want it all.
00:24:37I want it all.
00:24:38Yeah.
00:24:39Maybe we don't mean it.
00:24:42Maybe just tonight.
00:24:45You don't have to save me.
00:24:47You don't have to try.
00:24:50We're just stealing moments.
00:24:52Before they pass us by.
00:24:56Come a little closer.
00:25:00Nothing has to change.
00:25:02Just another secret.
00:25:05We don't have tonight.
00:25:07Come a little closer.
00:25:09Just tonight.
00:25:12Just tonight.
00:25:37My mom got pregnant with me when she was in college.
00:25:40She dropped out and never went back.
00:25:44I think that's why success is so important to me.
00:25:47I didn't want to end up like that.
00:25:50I can relate.
00:25:54We didn't have a lot of money growing up.
00:25:57My dad worked for 35 years at the same insurance company.
00:26:02Let go unceremoniously downsizing, they said.
00:26:07That's awful.
00:26:09So I had to get a job and balance work and school.
00:26:12Well, you were right when you said that the system's rigged.
00:26:16You can either be a cog in it or create something yourself.
00:26:29Hey, Tessa, what's up?
00:26:31Hey, Leah.
00:26:32I should have said this sooner, but that Greg guy I'm scheduled with?
00:26:35I'm honestly a little creeped out by him.
00:26:38Greg?
00:26:38Really?
00:26:39Um, why?
00:26:40What happened?
00:26:41He won't stop calling me and he won't stop texting me.
00:26:44It's like non-stop.
00:26:45And, um, he's acting like I'm his girlfriend or something.
00:26:49Um, yeah, that's weird.
00:26:50Why would he think that you're his girlfriend?
00:26:52Maybe it's the whole companionship thing.
00:26:54I don't know.
00:26:55It's super weird.
00:26:56I'm a little bit uncomfortable.
00:26:58Okay, listen.
00:26:59Just ignore his calls and don't text him back.
00:27:02I won't schedule you with him anymore.
00:27:04Okay.
00:27:04I think that's a really good idea.
00:27:06He just...
00:27:07Um, hey, Tess.
00:27:08Hold on one sec.
00:27:11Hey, I've known Greg a long time.
00:27:14And he may be a little bit much sometimes, but he's harmless.
00:27:19He's just lonely.
00:27:20And he likes her.
00:27:22That's value.
00:27:24But she's uncomfortable.
00:27:27You handle this however you want to, okay?
00:27:30I trust you.
00:27:32But he's our best-paying customer.
00:27:35Kind of want to make those ones happy.
00:27:37I'll talk to him.
00:27:38Make sure he behaves himself.
00:27:41Um, yeah.
00:27:44Hey, Tess?
00:27:45Um, so go ahead and just keep the appointment with Greg.
00:27:48And I will handle it.
00:27:49Okay, I promise.
00:27:50And if he does anything else, just let me know.
00:27:53Okay.
00:27:54Cool, bye.
00:28:03Leah?
00:28:04Uh, yes?
00:28:05I was reviewing your updated business plan,
00:28:08and I'm very happy with what I see.
00:28:11And I have some good news.
00:28:13The department is selecting a certain number of students
00:28:16to formally present their ventures,
00:28:18and the top three will pitch a panel for a business grant.
00:28:22A grant?
00:28:23Yes.
00:28:24And you're in the running.
00:28:26Wait, really?
00:28:28Yes.
00:28:28That's awesome.
00:28:41Oh, that's hot.
00:28:42Oh, my God.
00:28:43Jace, I'm so sorry.
00:28:44Oh, my...
00:28:44Are you okay?
00:28:45It was just a little.
00:28:46Don't worry about it.
00:28:47I am such an idiot.
00:28:48You're not, Leah.
00:28:49It was an accident.
00:28:50I spilled both of our coffees.
00:28:51I'll survive, I swear.
00:28:52Uh, I'll buy you another one.
00:28:55And maybe some new pants, too.
00:28:58The coffee is good.
00:28:59So, did you figure it out?
00:29:02Um...
00:29:03Your business idea.
00:29:04Oh, yeah, the...
00:29:06Yeah, uh, it's a private child care companionship service
00:29:10for lonely single parents.
00:29:12Okay.
00:29:13Yeah.
00:29:15Nice.
00:29:15What about you?
00:29:17Uh, a startup that installs cameras along roads
00:29:20near protected areas.
00:29:21Cool.
00:29:22For wildlife?
00:29:23Yeah, to, uh, track their migration patterns.
00:29:26Figure out where they're crossing.
00:29:27So cities can prevent them from getting hit by cars.
00:29:30That's...
00:29:30That's really cool.
00:29:32Thanks.
00:29:34So, can I buy you another coffee?
00:29:36Sure.
00:29:38Okay.
00:29:51Tessa!
00:29:55Tessa!
00:30:13Hey, girls!
00:30:14Hey!
00:30:16Nice!
00:30:17What is that, designer?
00:30:17How much did that cost you?
00:30:19Do you really want to know?
00:30:25Um...
00:30:26So, some of the girls are bringing in, like, significantly more money this month.
00:30:29Like, more than the others.
00:30:31Good for them!
00:30:34One of them is you.
00:30:35Yeah.
00:30:36We found a way to scale up.
00:30:39What do you mean?
00:30:40You know, just, like, charging for extras.
00:30:45Are you talking about sex?
00:30:48What?
00:30:49Me?
00:30:49No.
00:30:50Why would you think that?
00:30:52Uh...
00:30:53Kinsey...
00:30:54Leah, are you serious?
00:30:55I'm talking about dance recitals, soccer games, grocery shopping, washing dishes, bedtime stories.
00:31:02You know, all the stuff that parents don't actually want to do.
00:31:06Okay, wait, so, you're not...
00:31:09No, I'm actually working my butt off for once.
00:31:12Thank you very much.
00:31:14Jeez.
00:31:15Okay, I'm sorry.
00:31:17I shouldn't have assumed that.
00:31:18No, you shouldn't have.
00:31:20Because I wouldn't do something like that.
00:31:23I can't speak for the others, though.
00:31:26Which others?
00:31:35Oh.
00:31:36Am I late or something?
00:31:37Yes.
00:31:38Where's Tess?
00:31:39I think she had to work.
00:31:41Check out the bag I just got last week.
00:31:43It was the last one.
00:31:44Yeah.
00:31:45I'm so jealous.
00:31:46That's authentic.
00:31:47Marlene.
00:31:47Real.
00:31:48Please.
00:31:49Stop being so dramatic, Lee.
00:31:52You're charging men for sex.
00:31:53You do know what that is, right?
00:31:55Yeah.
00:31:56It's called sexual freedom.
00:32:00No.
00:32:01It's called prostitution.
00:32:02It's an agreement between two consenting adults.
00:32:05We're getting paid for child care and companionship.
00:32:09Just like you wanted.
00:32:11Some of us are just getting paid a little more than others.
00:32:13To do more.
00:32:15Yeah, nothing that we don't want to do.
00:32:17My whole life has been controlled for me, Leah.
00:32:21You know that.
00:32:22Strict parents.
00:32:24Couldn't date till I was 18.
00:32:26And now.
00:32:28I decide what I do.
00:32:30When I do it.
00:32:32And I get paid for it.
00:32:34Do you know how powerful that feels?
00:32:37Honestly, it's not that different than what you're doing with Ethan, Leah.
00:32:41I'm just saying, it's not love.
00:32:43It's transactional intimacy.
00:32:46How do you know what I'm doing or not doing with him?
00:32:48Come on, Leah.
00:32:49He's hot.
00:32:50He's your mentor.
00:32:52He bought you that watch.
00:32:54You can't tell me nothing's going on.
00:32:56Oh.
00:32:58Oh, wow.
00:32:58I'm right.
00:33:00You've never been able to hide anything on your face, Leah.
00:33:03Okay, it might not be love, but it's not the same thing as what they're doing.
00:33:07We're letting men pay for access to us.
00:33:09It's the same thing that Ethan's doing for you.
00:33:15Shut it down.
00:33:17What?
00:33:17I want you to shut it down.
00:33:27Yeah.
00:33:28Seems about right.
00:33:31It's just what I made in the past two weeks.
00:33:33That's your cut.
00:33:35Enough to keep you in school.
00:33:38Enough to start chipping away at that tuition you owe.
00:33:44It's a lot.
00:33:46Yeah.
00:33:47That's because you built it.
00:33:50I mean, you're kind of a genius, madame.
00:33:55Am I right?
00:33:58It's fine.
00:33:59This is a good thing.
00:34:06Don't overthink it.
00:34:30So, I actually, I want to talk to you about something.
00:34:33What's that?
00:34:34I don't know if you noticed how some of the girls are bringing in a lot more money lately.
00:34:40I noticed.
00:34:42Yeah, apparently they've been charging for extras.
00:34:46What kind of extras?
00:34:48Companionship extras.
00:34:52You don't seem surprised.
00:34:55Nothing surprises me anymore, Leah.
00:34:58Well, I can't let that happen, right?
00:35:01It seems like you already are.
00:35:04I mean, you can set the rules, but there's only so much you can do to enforce them.
00:35:11You need this.
00:35:20You haven't scheduled me with the kids lately.
00:35:22Trying to be there for them a little more.
00:35:26The pending divorce.
00:35:51Here we go.
00:35:52Second set of books.
00:36:04Professor Rosen would not approve of this.
00:36:19Oh, thank you so much.
00:36:28Hello?
00:36:33Is someone there?
00:36:36Hello?
00:36:37Hello?
00:36:43Hello?
00:37:06Leah?
00:37:07Oh, sorry.
00:37:11I mean to scare you.
00:37:13No, no.
00:37:13I didn't see you.
00:37:16Oh, may I?
00:37:18Of course.
00:37:21Wow.
00:37:24Are you okay?
00:37:25You look like you're extremely stressed out.
00:37:28I thought creating something would feel exciting, but it's just starting to feel stressful.
00:37:35Yeah.
00:37:36Success usually is.
00:37:38You're so intelligent, put together.
00:37:41I mean, you carry yourself with this calmness and grace.
00:37:45How do you do it?
00:37:46You get comfortable with the pressure.
00:37:50Women learn that in business very quickly.
00:37:53Just women?
00:37:54Well, when most men enter rooms, they assume they belong there, whereas women have to prove themselves.
00:38:03And when we finally do?
00:38:05You realize something.
00:38:07What you think success is, and what it actually is, can be two different things.
00:38:30Tessa?
00:38:40Tessa?
00:38:58Where are you, Tess?
00:39:08Hey, Kinsey.
00:39:10Have you heard from or seen Tessa in the last few days?
00:39:14No, I think she had some family thing to go to.
00:39:17Huh.
00:39:28Hey, Leah.
00:39:29Hi.
00:39:30Yeah, Ethan, could you meet me?
00:39:32Yeah.
00:39:33I'm at the office.
00:39:34Come by.
00:39:34Okay.
00:39:35I'll meet you there.
00:39:36See you soon.
00:39:45Make yourself comfortable.
00:39:51Hey.
00:39:58What's wrong?
00:40:02I'm worried about Tessa.
00:40:05She's still asking to be moved off, Craig.
00:40:07I talked to him.
00:40:09Told him to relax.
00:40:11Actually, I haven't heard from her or seen her in the last few days.
00:40:15Last time I talked to her, I scheduled her with him.
00:40:19I'm sure everything's fine.
00:40:22But I know it means something to you, so I'll look into it.
00:40:25I don't like what this business is becoming.
00:40:28You didn't create anything new, Leah.
00:40:30You created a system that helps overwhelmed parents.
00:40:34And young women prefer financial freedom over debt.
00:40:38Simple supply and demand.
00:40:40It's illegal.
00:40:42You're not asking them to do anything that they didn't already want to do, right?
00:40:45I feel like I'm starting to lose control.
00:40:49You're running this.
00:40:50You control it.
00:40:52You call the shots.
00:40:53I want to show you something.
00:41:03You see that?
00:41:04That shows the growth in the first three months of the top startups of the last decade.
00:41:10See that?
00:41:12That is you.
00:41:18Do you have any idea how hard that kind of growth is?
00:41:25This is success.
00:41:28You are building something.
00:41:31Not just surviving in a system that wasn't built for you.
00:41:35Or me.
00:41:36Or the girls.
00:41:38Or your mom.
00:41:39Most people never build something that works for everyone.
00:41:43Businesses like yours are built by men.
00:41:46They're run by men.
00:41:47They get to keep the money.
00:41:48They don't worry about women.
00:41:50Or families.
00:41:52But you're running this.
00:41:53You're calling the shots.
00:41:55That's why it's different.
00:41:56And that's why it works.
00:42:04The only people who say this is wrong
00:42:08are the ones who don't benefit from it.
00:42:13Society loves their vices hidden.
00:42:18Not gone.
00:42:24You're in Rosen's class, right?
00:42:28She's smart.
00:42:31Thorough.
00:42:33You might have to get creative with your bookkeeping.
00:42:38You mean like a second set of numbers for her review?
00:42:44Now you're thinking like a CEO.
00:42:51Come to the house tomorrow.
00:42:55Or on lunch.
00:42:57I miss you.
00:43:05I'm sorry.
00:43:06I just have a lot going on.
00:43:09I'll text you, okay?
00:43:12Okay.
00:43:28Have you guys heard from Tessa in the last few days?
00:43:30She hasn't answered my calls or texts,
00:43:33and she's not at her dorm.
00:43:34It's been three days.
00:43:36I'm sure she's fine.
00:43:37Tessa's a free spirit.
00:43:39Live, love, and puppies, remember?
00:43:40Yeah, so on point.
00:43:43I called her parents.
00:43:45She was supposed to be at their family reunion,
00:43:47but she didn't show.
00:43:49What'd they say?
00:43:50I mean, they reminded me how Tessa is.
00:43:53But I don't know.
00:43:54Something feels different this time.
00:43:56You know she doesn't like to be pinned down.
00:43:58Family stuff, obligations,
00:44:00it's not exactly her vibe.
00:44:07Hey, she will turn up.
00:44:09She always does.
00:44:10Yeah, I'm sure it's fine.
00:44:14Yes.
00:44:36Hey, it's Greg.
00:44:37Leave a message.
00:44:48What the hell?
00:44:56It's broken already?
00:45:02Okay, let's see.
00:45:12What?
00:45:15No way.
00:45:21Fake watch?
00:45:23Are you kidding me?
00:45:27That son of a...
00:45:29That son of a...
00:45:38Uh, Greg.
00:45:41Hi, I'm...
00:45:42Yeah, I know who you are.
00:45:43Ethan's girl.
00:45:46Uh, no.
00:45:47I'm sorry to stop by like this.
00:45:48I'm looking for Tessa.
00:45:49She's missing.
00:45:53Tessa?
00:45:55She's been working for you.
00:45:58Oh, right, right, Tessa, yeah.
00:46:01Well, nobody's heard from her.
00:46:03I was wondering if you know where she could be.
00:46:06No, no, I haven't seen her since last Friday when she was looking after my son.
00:46:12Friday.
00:46:13Mm-hmm.
00:46:15Yeah, she came over.
00:46:17I paid her and she left.
00:46:20Um, did she say where she was going?
00:46:23Home, I guess.
00:46:25And this was on Friday?
00:46:27Yeah.
00:46:28That's what I said.
00:46:29Friday.
00:46:31I scheduled you with her on Thursday.
00:46:34Okay, Thursday, Friday, whatever.
00:46:36Getting my days mixed up, you know?
00:46:38Anyway, that's everything I know.
00:46:41Good luck finding your friend.
00:47:07Hey.
00:47:07Hey, bud.
00:47:09What are you doing lurking around?
00:47:10I'm not lurking.
00:47:12I'm sorry.
00:47:12I'm sorry.
00:47:13I came in.
00:47:14I saw you.
00:47:15I have really good news.
00:47:16Give me one set.
00:47:17Oh, God.
00:47:19Did you talk to Rosen?
00:47:20No, why?
00:47:21She told me I was selected to present my thesis project for that small business grant.
00:47:25Wait.
00:47:26I saw your name on the list, too.
00:47:28Wait, really?
00:47:29Yeah.
00:47:29Congrats.
00:47:32Wait.
00:47:33Wait, your project, it tracks wildlife, right?
00:47:36Yeah.
00:47:36The algorithm's pretty sophisticated, too.
00:47:39I mean, it can identify movements, species, even specific colors of animals.
00:47:44Okay, so hypothetically, if it could track wildlife, it could track something else?
00:47:49Like what?
00:47:50Like a car.
00:47:52Specifically a white SUV.
00:47:55Yeah.
00:48:08Like a girl.
00:48:09Like a car.
00:48:09Like a car.
00:48:20Okay.
00:48:37I found Tessa's car.
00:48:39Where?
00:48:39At White Oak Park.
00:48:41Abandoned.
00:48:41Her purse, her keys, her phone.
00:48:43Everything was left inside.
00:48:45She wouldn't leave that.
00:48:47We should call the police.
00:48:48I already did.
00:48:49I filed a missing persons report.
00:48:52I think something bad happened to her.
00:48:55Wait, something like what?
00:48:57The guy she was working for, Greg.
00:48:59She told me he was getting intense,
00:49:02treating it like it was a relationship.
00:49:04I'm sorry, you knew about this?
00:49:07Was she sleeping with him?
00:49:08I don't know.
00:49:10But she said he was becoming obsessed with her,
00:49:14calling and texting her all the time.
00:49:17Do you think he did something?
00:49:19I don't know.
00:49:20I went to his house just to ask if he'd seen her.
00:49:23And?
00:49:24And he seemed off.
00:49:26His story didn't line up.
00:49:27It was weird.
00:49:28He was nervous, and he barely looked at me.
00:49:32Did you tell the police about him?
00:49:34Leah?
00:49:34Not yet.
00:49:36Well, don't.
00:49:37Why not?
00:49:39Because, I mean, we don't know anything about where Tessa is.
00:49:42And if you tell the police about Greg,
00:49:45they don't just look at him.
00:49:47They eventually start looking at us.
00:49:53This is bad.
00:50:00All right, just so you know,
00:50:02this is going to count towards 25% of your grade.
00:50:17I've got to look.
00:50:17I don't remember.
00:50:19I think I land around 7, maybe.
00:50:22What time do you get in?
00:50:25Hello?
00:50:26When do you...
00:50:28You know what?
00:50:30Yeah, I'm in this new part of the park,
00:50:32and I just think my service is starting to cut out.
00:50:34Yeah, I'll just call you back when I'm done.
00:50:36Yeah, that's good.
00:50:37Okay.
00:50:50Oh, my God.
00:51:03Impressive numbers.
00:51:05Very clean.
00:51:08Almost too clean.
00:51:11What do you mean?
00:51:13Well, for a brand new business,
00:51:15you've settled into a pattern remarkably fast.
00:51:19Your income is steady.
00:51:20Your hours are steady.
00:51:22Even the payments are steady.
00:51:23There's no fluctuation, no noise.
00:51:26A noise?
00:51:27Yeah, in real life, parents pay late.
00:51:31Sometimes people ask for a discount,
00:51:33and you've got eight weeks of operations here,
00:51:37and not one messy week.
00:51:40Um, maybe we've just been lucky.
00:51:42I don't know.
00:51:43Possibly.
00:51:44But luck is not sustainable.
00:51:47Now, you're going to be presenting this
00:51:49to the panel next week.
00:51:51They're going to see everything that I have,
00:51:53so you better be ready for that.
00:51:55and you're going to see what's happening.
00:52:18I don't know.
00:52:18I don't know.
00:52:29Hello?
00:52:55I am going to show you.
00:52:57I am going to show you.
00:53:31I am going to show you.
00:53:33Chase!
00:53:34God, you scared me.
00:53:35And that's twice now.
00:53:37Are you following me?
00:53:38What?
00:53:39No, I was just trying to catch up with you.
00:53:42Why would I be following you?
00:53:44Of course.
00:53:45I'm sorry.
00:53:46I just wanted to know.
00:53:47Did you end up finding your friend's car you were looking for?
00:53:49Yeah.
00:53:50She wasn't with it.
00:53:51She's missing.
00:53:52I'm sorry.
00:53:54Do you want to talk about it?
00:53:56No.
00:53:58If you need anything, you know where to find me.
00:54:02Thanks, Chase.
00:54:03I'll see ya.
00:54:04I'm sorry again.
00:54:18Leah Collins?
00:54:20Yes?
00:54:22I'm Detective Adams.
00:54:23You reported Tessa Holloway missing a couple of days ago.
00:54:26Is that correct?
00:54:27Yes.
00:54:28Yeah, I did.
00:54:29May I speak with you for a moment?
00:54:31Yeah, of course.
00:54:37Did Tessa say anything to you in the days before she disappeared?
00:54:42No.
00:54:43No.
00:54:44She was stressed.
00:54:46She had a lot going on.
00:54:47Did she mention seeing anyone?
00:54:49Going anywhere unusual?
00:54:53No.
00:54:54Not really.
00:54:56Okay.
00:54:58Well, I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but we found her body this morning in the woods.
00:55:06No.
00:55:07No.
00:55:09No.
00:55:09No.
00:55:09No, that's not true.
00:55:12I'm sorry.
00:55:15No.
00:55:20No.
00:55:22No.
00:55:28What are you doing here?
00:55:29They found her.
00:55:31They found Tessa.
00:55:31Okay, well, it's not really a good time.
00:55:34She's dead.
00:55:37I'm sorry.
00:55:39I think Greg had something to do with this.
00:55:42Okay, I've known Greg a long time, and he's a little bit much, but he's not going to hurt anybody.
00:55:46What did the police say?
00:55:48They didn't tell me anything.
00:55:52Leah!
00:55:53Hi!
00:55:54I missed you guys.
00:55:56We missed you more.
00:55:57You were always our favorite.
00:55:59We missed you!
00:56:00I'm sorry.
00:56:01I would have come to see you guys, but...
00:56:03I know.
00:56:03Mom came home, and Dad said we don't need you anymore.
00:56:07Your mom?
00:56:08Leah!
00:56:09Nice to see you again.
00:56:11I heard all about how helpful you were when I was away.
00:56:14Thank you for taking care of the kids.
00:56:16And Ethan.
00:56:19Let's leave Daddy and Leah alone.
00:56:21Okay?
00:56:21Go ahead and finish up your dinner.
00:56:22No, we want to play with Leah!
00:56:26You guys remember our clean plate challenge, right?
00:56:29You can only win if you're not asked twice.
00:56:31Go!
00:56:32Go!
00:56:32Go!
00:56:32Go!
00:56:36They adore you.
00:56:37And they've always been a good judge of character.
00:56:40Okay.
00:56:40Okay.
00:56:40We'll see you later.
00:56:44Hold on.
00:56:49Bye.
00:56:49were you that's why you only had me come to the house during the day why you stopped scheduling
00:56:55me with the kids because she came home i just grow up leah i'm done with you with the business
00:57:02with everything and i'm gonna tell the police about greg i'd be careful with that if i were you
00:57:09bit of a pandora's box if they start looking into greg they look into you
00:57:13it was your business too see i'm just an investor
00:57:19bye leah
00:57:49i can't believe she's gone
00:57:55i got a call from the detective she wants me to come in answer some questions
00:58:02yeah me too she already came and talked to me at the school
00:58:07i panicked i didn't tell her about greg or the business
00:58:12what if they find out what we're doing
00:58:15they won't it's not like the guys are gonna say anything
00:58:21and i'm sure they won't even ask after all we're just babysitters right leah
00:58:42kinsey
00:58:44kinsey please wait
00:58:48kinsey talk to me please
00:58:51kinsey you want to talk fine i watched kids i made lunches i listened to dads complain about their jobs
00:58:59that's all i did
00:59:01you knew what the others were doing too
00:59:03yeah but you were supposed to keep them safe
00:59:06tessa called you leah
00:59:08and you sent her back in there
00:59:11now she's dead
00:59:12i was trying to protect her
00:59:15no leah stop you were protecting yourself
00:59:18you're nothing but a pimp
00:59:21you're not a good one
00:59:35hey
00:59:37i've been looking for you
00:59:41i'm so sorry
00:59:42i heard about your friend
00:59:47hey it's okay i'm here
00:59:51it's my fault
00:59:54it's not your fault
00:59:55yes it is
00:59:56she was scared of him and i made her go back
00:59:59to who
01:00:01one of my clients tessa was working for him
01:00:04and he became obsessed with her
01:00:06why would he become obsessed
01:00:10oh
01:00:12the child care companionship thing
01:00:16people were crossing lines
01:00:17on both sides
01:00:18i don't know if she was
01:00:20but men were paying for more
01:00:22whoa
01:00:24i'm in trouble jace
01:00:26it's not like you knew about it
01:00:29right
01:00:33you did know
01:00:36the man i was babysitting for
01:00:37ethan harlan
01:00:38he's my investor
01:00:39and he was helping me with the business
01:00:40he knew
01:00:41they were his friends
01:00:43and i let him convince me it was okay
01:00:46or maybe i convinced myself
01:00:49what are you gonna do
01:00:50i don't know
01:01:00what is it
01:01:02i have to go
01:01:23leah
01:01:26i heard you spoke to the police
01:01:30i don't want any names getting out
01:01:33you don't get to decide that
01:01:35i put a lot into you leah
01:01:37be ashamed to see that unravel
01:01:39why did you give me a fake swiss watch
01:01:41i didn't trust you with the real thing
01:01:43and you recorded me
01:01:44you filmed us having sex
01:01:47i don't know what you're talking about leah
01:01:52leah
01:01:55i thought that was you
01:01:56are you ready for your presentation tomorrow
01:02:00ethan
01:02:01natalie
01:02:02what are you doing here
01:02:05well i'm mentoring some of your students on their thesis
01:02:08leah
01:02:09included
01:02:10oh
01:02:10your private investor
01:02:13oh
01:02:13well so you'll be there at the event tomorrow night then
01:02:16i wouldn't miss it
01:02:17fantastic
01:02:19it's
01:02:19it's so great when alumni stay involved
01:02:22it just
01:02:22it sets such a standard
01:02:23oh and bring annabelle
01:02:26absolutely
01:02:27all right
01:02:28well i'll see you guys tomorrow night
01:02:29goodnight
01:02:38you were manipulating everything this whole time
01:02:41i was mentoring you
01:02:44and protecting my investment
01:02:48you kept the books
01:02:51you booked the girls
01:02:53you
01:02:55took the money
01:02:58that matters
01:03:00you used me and my business
01:03:02to what
01:03:02to get your friends laid
01:03:06you think we can't get women on our own
01:03:09for men like you it's not about the women
01:03:12it's about the game
01:03:13i gave you an opportunity leah
01:03:15what you did with that was always your choice
01:03:30you
01:03:54I still have access to Ethan's share folder.
01:04:03Work, recently deleted.
01:04:16They all look like me.
01:04:22It was great with Ellen, I stayed late.
01:04:30The others really liked her too.
01:04:36You were always our favorite.
01:04:38You used me and my business, to what?
01:04:40To get your friends laid?
01:04:41You think we can't get women on our own?
01:04:44You slept with them too.
01:04:48Record of payment.
01:04:50What?
01:04:51What number is this?
01:05:01Jace?
01:05:12All right, see you, dude.
01:05:15Jace!
01:05:16Lee, are you okay?
01:05:18Why were you accepting payments from Ethan Harlan?
01:05:20How do you know him?
01:05:21He invested in the early stages of my startup.
01:05:24He eventually hired me to put my cameras around his house, in his office.
01:05:29He was secretly recording me with those.
01:05:32Are you serious?
01:05:34I'm so sorry, Lee.
01:05:35I truly had no idea.
01:05:38Okay, you didn't ask him why he wanted them?
01:05:40He's rich.
01:05:41I just assumed he wanted security cameras.
01:05:43Okay, but why didn't you tell me about him before?
01:05:45I was going to.
01:05:47I worried you'd think I had more to do with him than I did.
01:05:51This was his thing all along.
01:05:53He wasn't just sleeping with his babysitters.
01:05:55He was passing them along to his friends.
01:05:57And he was using me to continue to help him do it, with the girls that I pulled.
01:06:02I didn't know what he was doing, I swear.
01:06:04Please believe me.
01:06:05No, Jace, I'm sorry.
01:06:08I'm just going to come clean about all of this.
01:06:10And I'm taking him down with me.
01:06:12What can I do?
01:06:14Nothing.
01:06:14Just...
01:06:15You've already done enough, Jace.
01:06:17Please, Leah.
01:06:18No, just, please, just, just leave me alone.
01:06:40No.
01:06:41No.
01:06:43No.
01:06:43No, no, no, no.
01:06:45My black book.
01:06:57No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:06:59No.
01:07:11The cameras.
01:07:14He records everything.
01:07:26What now, Leah?
01:07:28Hey Ethan, I'm really sorry I came to your place yesterday, but I really need some help on my presentation
01:07:35tonight
01:07:36Can we please meet?
01:07:38I'll text you the address right now. Yeah. Yeah. I'll see you in an hour
01:08:05I'll be back in about now
01:08:27How are you today? We are waiting for the contract. When will it be here?
01:08:57Oh
01:09:20Can I get a coffee, please
01:09:35Debt?
01:09:37Final notice?
01:09:40You didn't need the girls. You needed the money
01:09:47Are you kidding me?
01:10:24You're in Rosen's class, right?
01:10:27Sure
01:10:27She's smart
01:10:30Thorough
01:10:31You might have to get creative with your bookkeeper
01:10:42What's going on?
01:10:45It's that girl Tessa, the one you set me up with
01:10:48I asked her to come over and she got a little upset when she realized the kids weren't there, but
01:10:53she wanted it
01:10:55So when I made my move, she freaked out and started hitting me. She even bit me
01:11:00Come on
01:11:01It's not the worst of it, okay?
01:11:04Freaked out a little bit and well
01:11:07I hit her
01:11:10Oh
01:11:10Don't look like that man. She's threatening to go to the cops
01:11:14Greg, this is serious
01:11:16Don't do anything
01:11:20I'll take care of it
01:11:30Oh
01:11:53what what is going on what is going on no
01:12:01no no stop no no no no no
01:12:34hey did you see anyone going to my office
01:12:43you
01:12:49you
01:12:51you
01:12:55Oh, my God.
01:13:23Miss Harlan?
01:13:25Need to talk.
01:13:26Drive.
01:13:35I was never in London.
01:13:36You're the one who's been following me.
01:13:39I've been gathering evidence against my husband.
01:13:42Why?
01:13:44So I can free myself from him.
01:13:46I'm so sorry.
01:13:47I should have never.
01:13:48I don't blame you.
01:13:52So, my husband lied to you.
01:13:53I know that.
01:13:55When I first started this, I thought I was getting evidence of him cheating so that I can divorce him.
01:14:03Then I found what he was really doing.
01:14:07He's been sleeping with our babysitters for years.
01:14:10But now he's using you to make money off of it.
01:14:13I also found a black journal filled with your transactions.
01:14:16So this is the evidence you've been collecting?
01:14:19I came to warn you.
01:14:20He's sick and I think he's dangerous.
01:14:23We have to stop him.
01:14:24We can do it together.
01:14:26You understand what happens if this all gets out, right?
01:14:30I do.
01:14:31You ready for that?
01:14:33I don't want my girls to go down for this, too.
01:14:35I need to protect them.
01:14:38Yes, I need to protect my kids.
01:14:42Help me take him down.
01:14:55And best of all, these cameras can also function off solar energy, working with nature, not against it.
01:15:02We lose thousands of wildlife every single year, simply because we don't see them in time.
01:15:09It's not about controlling nature.
01:15:11We can't and shouldn't do that.
01:15:13What we can do is design infrastructure that stops harming it.
01:15:25Thank you, Jase.
01:15:28And now, finally, Leah Collins.
01:15:44We've spent the semester talking about finding opportunity, creating structure, scaling what works.
01:15:53I did that.
01:15:55I took something informal and I turned it into something profitable.
01:16:00A child care service where babysitters took care of the kids and the parents.
01:16:23But something else grew beneath it.
01:16:26Something far less legitimate.
01:16:30I admit that I allowed it, but I didn't invent it.
01:16:35What I built was already happening.
01:16:38Young women being used by wealthy men, paying for them with money, with Rolexes, with carefully curated importance.
01:16:48We told ourselves that we had power over these powerful men.
01:16:55But somewhere along the way, that shifted.
01:17:00It always does when sex and money are involved.
01:17:09You, Ethan, you offered me venture capital.
01:17:15Not to invest, but to put into my business model.
01:17:19So that you could continue to exploit young girls and make money off of them.
01:17:25Money that you desperately needed because you're not the successful businessman you pretend to be.
01:17:30Are you?
01:17:32You're a failure.
01:17:34You're a fraud.
01:17:35And you're millions of dollars in debt.
01:17:37And you would do anything to keep people from finding that out.
01:17:40Including helping build an illegal prostitution ring.
01:17:49You have no idea what you're talking about.
01:17:53This is your business, Leah.
01:17:56I own that.
01:17:58But you knew everything that was happening.
01:18:01And you took your cut.
01:18:03And I have the proof.
01:18:06Evidence of everything you did.
01:18:09I don't know what kind of deep-faked evidence you fabricated, Leah.
01:18:14But I'm not going to sit here for this.
01:18:18What are you doing, Annabelle?
01:18:19Leaving you.
01:18:23Everything Leah said about my husband is true.
01:18:26I know because I've endured it for years.
01:18:30I've been slowly collecting my own evidence against him.
01:18:33So that I can leave him.
01:18:36Once and for all.
01:18:40I saw the videos from his cameras he used to secretly record sexual encounters with young women.
01:18:46Conversations between them.
01:18:48How he manipulated and slowly coerced Leah into creating a prostitution ring.
01:18:56All of the evidence Leah claims she has.
01:19:00Unfortunately, my husband deleted everything.
01:19:06But I made copies.
01:19:16You're in Rosa's class, right?
01:19:18She's smart.
01:19:20Thorough.
01:19:21You might have to get creative with your bookkeeper.
01:19:24Hey, I've known Greg a long time.
01:19:27He's just lonely.
01:19:28And he likes her.
01:19:30That's value.
01:19:32But she's uncomfortable.
01:19:34He's our best paying customer.
01:19:36I kind of want to make those ones happy.
01:19:39So when I made my move, she freaked out and started hitting me.
01:19:41She even bit me.
01:19:43Freaked out a little bit and...
01:19:45Well...
01:19:45I hear her.
01:19:47Well, don't look like that, man.
01:19:48She's threatening to go to the cops.
01:19:50Just don't do anything.
01:19:53Don't see her.
01:19:54Don't call her.
01:19:55I'll take care of it.
01:19:57I mean, you can set the rules, but there's only so much you can do to enforce them.
01:20:02You're not asking them to do anything they don't want to do, right?
01:20:06You need this.
01:20:07No.
01:20:13All the campus police!
01:20:24Ethan!
01:20:26Ethan, stop!
01:20:27You just ruined your life.
01:20:29I'm gonna expose you.
01:20:30No, I'm exposing you.
01:20:32Everyone's gonna see what you are.
01:20:33And that's what scares you the most, isn't it?
01:20:35Not prison, not the police.
01:20:38The truth.
01:20:39Except you are a terrible businessman.
01:20:41You are nothing but a fraud.
01:20:43You're a complete failure.
01:20:45You're pathetic and inept.
01:20:46And that's why you murdered Tessa.
01:20:49Yeah, Greg didn't kill her.
01:20:51He assaulted her, and she was gonna go to the police.
01:20:54And things would come out about him, and things would come out about you.
01:20:58But you couldn't have that.
01:21:00So you took care of it.
01:21:02It's just speculation.
01:21:03You have nothing.
01:21:04I have all the pieces for a pretty compelling case.
01:21:07Sex, manipulation, desperation, murder, and Pandora's box just waiting to be unlocked.
01:21:13And this is the key.
01:21:14Our meticulously kept records, our second set of books.
01:21:18Oh, you thought you had it?
01:21:19Yeah, your wife got it back.
01:21:44Get off of her!
01:21:44Get off!
01:21:47Get off!
01:21:50Get off!
01:22:01Get off!
01:22:24Here, let me help you.
01:22:32Stay down.
01:22:38You're under arrest.
01:22:40Don't resist.
01:22:44Come on.
01:22:46She attacked me.
01:23:00Let's go.
01:23:02Oh, my God.
01:23:14You okay?
01:23:16Yeah.
01:23:17Yeah, I'm okay.
01:23:22Oh, my God.
01:23:23Oh, my God.
01:23:24Oh, my God.
01:23:29Ethan Harlan, an investor known for backing emerging companies, was arrested today in connection
01:23:35with a sexual exploitation scheme and the murder of Ross Park Halloway.
01:23:38Why is Daddy on TV?
01:23:40You guys finished your homework?
01:23:42No, not yet.
01:23:43Despite projecting the image of a successful businessman, court records show Harlan is reportedly millions
01:23:48of dollars in debt and tied to numerous failed businesses.
01:23:52Greg Whitman, owner of the auto repair chain Whitman Auto Care, has also been charged for exploitation,
01:23:58sexual assault, and being complicit in the murder of Ms. Holloway.
01:24:06It's all over social media.
01:24:08I saw.
01:24:10I deserve it.
01:24:13I wanted to say I'm so sorry.
01:24:17Yeah, Tessa deserved better.
01:24:20I know.
01:24:21But so do you.
01:24:24I love you.
01:24:26I love you.
01:24:28I love you.
01:24:30You're gonna be okay.
01:24:35I love you.
01:24:38I love you.
01:24:47You're gonna be okay.
01:24:51I don't know.
01:25:18I don't know.
01:25:33Annabelle.
01:25:34Hey.
01:25:35Hi.
01:25:37What can I get you?
01:25:38Iced coffee would be great.
01:25:41What an iced coffee?
01:25:42I know you're testifying next month.
01:25:45It's very brave.
01:25:47It's necessary.
01:25:48And part of the deal.
01:25:50That and community service.
01:25:52I'm really sorry, Annabelle.
01:25:55Don't be.
01:25:56If it wasn't for you, he'd still be doing it.
01:25:59Just smaller.
01:26:00Quieter.
01:26:02I need to ask you.
01:26:05The police never mentioned anything about the black book.
01:26:08Yeah.
01:26:08I don't know.
01:26:09I doubt anyone will ever find it.
01:26:13Right.
01:26:16How are Harry and Ellen?
01:26:18They talk about you all the time.
01:26:22They've been asking about you.
01:26:24That's sweet.
01:26:26Please tell them that I miss them.
01:26:30Maybe you can stop by sometime.
01:26:33Tell them yourself.
01:26:35Are you sure?
01:26:37It would make them happy.
01:26:40Okay.
01:26:56Okay.
01:27:13Every secret she believed
01:27:19She'd never have to leave
01:27:25Running faster
01:27:28Looking back
01:27:51She'd never have to leave