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00:00:12Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

00:00:30Give me a solution!

00:00:32The thing is, I heard that DMA has a secret weapon.

00:00:36Secret weapon? Do they have some kind of machine I don't know about?

00:00:39No, it's not a machine. It's a person.

00:00:47His name is Leon Walden. At DMA, they call him the Chip Wizard.

00:00:51They say he works with the precision of a nanorobot.

00:00:54Any chip machine, GPU lines, silicon wafers, leading-edge nodes.

00:00:59He can bring them back to life.

00:01:01Then find me this Leon Walden.

00:01:04I don't care the cost.

00:01:18Chip Wizard is at it again.

00:01:20I can't even see anything on that tiny thing. How is he able to?

00:01:38Finally, it's done.

00:01:39Holy shit. Leon did it.

00:01:41One exascale, which means it can do two trillion calculations per second.

00:01:46That's record-breaking fast, Leon.

00:01:48We're going to get the nobity of it for sure now.

00:01:50Absolutely. Well done.

00:02:01Leon! Leon!

00:02:03Leon!

00:02:18When is he going to wake up?

00:02:20He's interrupting my OnlyFans live stream schedule.

00:02:22Shh! Not so loud!

00:02:24Leon can't know about your side hustle.

00:02:27It's not my fault he can barely afford a mortgage and a car.

00:02:30He works like a dog at that stupid chip factor, and he barely brings anything home.

00:02:34That's why I keep telling you, find someone better while you're still young and childless.

00:02:40I'm working on it, Mom.

00:02:41Men are so cheap these days.

00:02:43At least Leon gives me everything he has.

00:02:45As pathetic as it is.

00:02:50Leon, baby. You're awake.

00:02:53Tessa?

00:02:55Betty?

00:02:56What happened?

00:02:57We don't know.

00:02:58The doctors are still running some tests.

00:03:00You passed out at work and your colleagues brought you to the hospital and called me here.

00:03:04You scared me, baby.

00:03:07What would I ever do without you?

00:03:08I'm fine, honey.

00:03:09I feel so much better already now that you're here.

00:03:12As long as you keep giving me your money.

00:03:18Oh, hey, Clark.

00:03:20Didn't know you'd be my doctor.

00:03:22How's it going, man?

00:03:23It's good to see you, my friend.

00:03:26I'll need a moment alone, please.

00:03:28Oh, anything you have to say to me, you can say in front of them.

00:03:30Sorry, Leon.

00:03:33Hospital policy.

00:03:45Okay, Clark.

00:03:45It's just you and me.

00:03:46Give it to me straight.

00:03:50Oh, God.

00:03:51It's bad, huh?

00:03:52Do I have cancer?

00:03:55Yes, it's cancer.

00:03:58But it's not you.

00:03:59Not me?

00:04:00Then who?

00:04:01I'm risking a huge HIPAA violation by telling you this, but you're my best friend.

00:04:06It's your wife, Tessa.

00:04:09She has stage four liver cancer.

00:04:12That's impossible.

00:04:13I was the one who passed out at work.

00:04:15Why?

00:04:16You passed out from sleep deprivation.

00:04:18You'll be fine.

00:04:20Your wife, on the other hand, she came in for a checkup just last week.

00:04:24We thought it was just stomach ulcers.

00:04:26Turns out it was actually liver cancer.

00:04:29And it's already spread to her lungs.

00:04:31Something's not right, Mom.

00:04:32That doctor's trying to hide something.

00:04:34I'm sure it's nothing.

00:04:37Why would you need to speak to me in private?

00:04:39We need to get my wife in here and discuss a treatment plan.

00:04:43Leon, the cost of surgery for a new liver is over $100,000.

00:04:46No insurance will cover this.

00:04:49What?

00:04:51Leon is going to need a new liver?

00:04:53And it's going to cost over $100,000?

00:04:55Not to mention, the cancer has already spread to the lungs.

00:04:59Even with a new liver, I just don't think it's worth it because...

00:05:02Of course it's worth it!

00:05:03What the hell, Clark?

00:05:05I'm not going to just give up.

00:05:06I'll do whatever I can to get the money.

00:05:08I'll borrow it.

00:05:09I'll take a loan from my boss.

00:05:11Hell, I'll go to a loan shark if I have to.

00:05:14No way.

00:05:14I'm not wasting $100,000 on a dead man walking.

00:05:17I have to do something.

00:05:21Leon, I admire your devotion.

00:05:24But do you really think your wife would do the same for you?

00:05:26Why would you say that?

00:05:28Of course she would.

00:05:29Tessa and I, we're in love.

00:05:31I made a promise to her when we got married

00:05:33that I would take care of her no matter what.

00:05:36Look.

00:05:39I'm not proud of this, but I'm a single man in a high-stress job.

00:05:43And sometimes I just need to blow off some steam

00:05:45with the help of certain websites.

00:05:49Catch my drift?

00:05:50What does that have to do with anything?

00:05:52Leon, isn't that your wife?

00:05:55Do you know about her double life?

00:05:58No, that's not my Tessa.

00:06:00That's just someone who looks like her.

00:06:02Or AI.

00:06:03Isn't everything AI these days?

00:06:05Leon, look.

00:06:06All I'm saying, you should tell your wife you have cancer first.

00:06:09Then see what she says.

00:06:10I'm not doing that!

00:06:13I trust Tessa.

00:06:15I gotta go talk to her now.

00:06:21Tessa?

00:06:23Something came up.

00:06:25Had to leave.

00:06:26Get yourself home.

00:06:27Do you know about her double life?

00:06:29Tessa would it.

00:06:33Hey, boss.

00:06:35I'm having a family emergency.

00:06:37Can I get an advance on my salary?

00:06:57You boys want to see me spank myself?

00:07:06Oh, thank God.

00:07:07I got all the money.

00:07:09Tessa can have the surgery now.

00:07:11Tessa, I'm home, babe.

00:07:12We need to talk.

00:07:16Ah, see that, boys?

00:07:19You want me to do dirty, dirty things?

00:07:22Send me a gift.

00:07:24I'll do anything you want.

00:07:34The bigger the gift,

00:07:37the dirtier I become.

00:08:01Already asleep?

00:08:03It's only eight,

00:08:04but I guess the cancer is making Tessa very tired.

00:08:07I'll talk to her first thing in the morning.

00:08:11I love you, baby.

00:08:13We'll get through this.

00:08:16Good night.

00:08:22Too bad love doesn't buy anything.

00:08:24If it did, you'd still be useful to me.

00:08:27Tomorrow morning, we're ending this.

00:08:46Where did all the money go?

00:08:54Honey?

00:08:55Why did you take the hundred grand from our bank account?

00:08:58Why is everyone here?

00:09:00Sucks to be you, dude.

00:09:01Isn't it time you tell us the truth?

00:09:03Tessa, did you find out?

00:09:05I was going to tell you this morning.

00:09:06Of course I found out.

00:09:08I also found out you've been borrowing money behind my back.

00:09:12Tessa, calm down.

00:09:12I can explain.

00:09:13Yes, I did borrow money, but I'm going to pay it back once...

00:09:16Pay back with what?

00:09:17The doctor said you have stage four cancer.

00:09:20You might not even be alive after three months.

00:09:22Do you expect me to pay back your debt after you're dead?

00:09:26Wait, you guys think I'm the one with cancer?

00:09:30No, I'm not the one.

00:09:31Don't deny it.

00:09:33I heard the doctor.

00:09:34He said it'll cost $100,000.

00:09:38I can't believe you borrowed all that money just to save your own worthless life.

00:09:42Worthless?

00:09:43Tessa, how could you say that to me?

00:09:45What happened to you?

00:09:47Reality happened.

00:09:48Even if the surgery works out, you'll be bedridden for the rest of your life.

00:09:52How are you going to support our family?

00:09:54Do you expect me to take care of you?

00:09:55Leon, don't be difficult.

00:09:57Admit you have cancer and get out of my daughter's life.

00:09:59That's right.

00:10:00You're a grown-ass man.

00:10:02Just own up to it.

00:10:03Tessa, is this your true colors?

00:10:05Was Clark right all along?

00:10:08Tessa, look.

00:10:10Clark already put in the paperwork for a donor,

00:10:12but the hospital won't perform the surgery until we pay the $100,000 first.

00:10:16This is literally a matter of life and death.

00:10:18You have to give me back the money.

00:10:20Get over yourself, Leon.

00:10:22Even if the donor works out, why waste it on someone like you?

00:10:25For the last time, it's not me.

00:10:28It's you.

00:10:29Are you still lying about your cancer?

00:10:31Whatever.

00:10:31It's too late anyway.

00:10:32The money's gone.

00:10:33I gave it to Jimmy to buy the new Cybertruck.

00:10:36Let's go for a ride, lady.

00:10:39The new Cybertruck?

00:10:41He's 18 years old.

00:10:43He doesn't need a Cybertruck.

00:10:45Jimmy, is the money still in your account?

00:10:47Please transfer it back.

00:10:48Fuck off, man.

00:10:50My sister gave me that money.

00:10:51And also, I already bought the car.

00:10:53That money is long gone.

00:10:55Then call the dealership and cancel.

00:10:57We still have time.

00:10:58Why the fuck would I do that?

00:11:01I already posted it on my story.

00:11:03The whole school already knows.

00:11:05See, I have a reputation.

00:11:07Why the fuck would I let anyone call me a fake-ass clout chaser?

00:11:13What?

00:11:14Do you literally care what people think about you more than whether someone you love lives

00:11:19or dies?

00:11:20You?

00:11:20A loved one?

00:11:22Gross.

00:11:25Chester, look.

00:11:27I have $40,000 in my savings.

00:11:29I got the other $60,000 from my friends in advance.

00:11:32You have to give me the money back.

00:11:34You'll seriously regret this.

00:11:35As if.

00:11:36The only thing I regret is marrying you in the first place.

00:11:40All you do is sit around all day tinkering with wires.

00:11:43You don't even make a decent paycheck.

00:11:45The best thing you can do is die and leave me a life insurance payout.

00:11:51I'm done with this.

00:11:53I'll just cancel it myself.

00:11:58Hello.

00:11:59You've reached Tesla of Maple View.

00:12:00What the fuck?

00:12:01Who let you use my phone?

00:12:06Bastard!

00:12:07How dare you push my son!

00:12:11That's enough, Leon!

00:12:12Serves you right, you pathetic loser!

00:12:15Did you just hit me?

00:12:17Tesla is like a totally different person.

00:12:19Or is this who she truly is?

00:12:22Clark.

00:12:23Leon, we found a donor.

00:12:25This is Leon's wife.

00:12:26We don't need a donor.

00:12:28Cancel it.

00:12:30What?

00:12:31Wait, Tessa, do you know how many people are on the waiting list?

00:12:34Thousands.

00:12:35If you don't take this chance, you'll die.

00:12:38Are you sure about this?

00:12:39Tessa is still my wife.

00:12:41I can't just let her die.

00:12:42Oh, I'm sure.

00:12:44Don't listen to her, Clark.

00:12:45We'll have the money.

00:12:49You're shameless, Leon.

00:12:50Even if the surgery works and you recover, you'll be a cripple.

00:12:54Don't kid yourself.

00:12:59Bro, stop whining like a baby and don't plan for your funeral or something.

00:13:11Listen up, fucker.

00:13:13I know Leon's your friend, but this is a family decision, so stay out of it.

00:13:17Let me make this very clear.

00:13:18We don't want a donor and we're not doing the surgery.

00:13:22Leon doesn't deserve it.

00:13:26Wait.

00:13:27Leon?

00:13:28No, this surgery isn't for...

00:13:29I knew it.

00:13:30Leon's wife is absolutely vile.

00:13:33She thinks Leon has cancer.

00:13:35Suit yourself.

00:13:36Just know you're making a huge mistake.

00:13:39I'm saving a hundred grand.

00:13:41That's what I'm doing.

00:13:42Oh my God.

00:13:43Does that mean my child can have the liver?

00:13:45We'll pay right now.

00:13:50So much for your plan, Leon.

00:13:52No money, no donor, no leverage.

00:13:55You're screwed now.

00:13:57What?

00:14:01No.

00:14:02It's over.

00:14:04We've reached the point of no return.

00:14:06I kept trying to tell you.

00:14:08Why don't you believe me?

00:14:09Do you know what you've fucking done?

00:14:13Take a good look, Tessa.

00:14:15See who really has cancer, who really needs the surgery.

00:14:31Nobody wants to see your stupid diagnosis.

00:14:44Exactly.

00:14:45Who the fuck cares about a loser like you?

00:14:49Just crawl into a corner and die already.

00:14:52You shouldn't have even come home from the hospital.

00:14:55Who knows what germs you might have picked up.

00:14:57You're all idiots.

00:14:59But I guess I'm the biggest idiot of all for marrying a two-faced bitch like you.

00:15:03Don't worry, Tessa.

00:15:05If I really did have the cancer, I would never return to this shit show of a family.

00:15:10That was your last chance and you threw it away.

00:15:14Don't come crying to me when you realize the truth.

00:15:16Truth?

00:15:17You want to talk about the truth?

00:15:20You're a failure of a man who can't even afford a hundred grand for his own stupid surgery.

00:15:26So you go around begging for money like a bum.

00:15:28I deserve so much better than you.

00:15:31Is that how you really feel, Tessa?

00:15:34You have no idea how much I've done for you.

00:15:37But it's not enough.

00:15:39I was never enough.

00:15:41So you want me out?

00:15:42Fine.

00:15:44But you'll regret this.

00:15:45Oh my god, you sound like a broken record.

00:15:48What am I going to regret this time?

00:15:50You dying in a few days?

00:15:52I don't give a fuck.

00:15:54The only thing I'd regret is wasting a hundred thousand dollars on you.

00:15:59That I'd regret big time.

00:16:01That's right.

00:16:03My daughter wasted her best years on you.

00:16:07Hundreds of men are just dying to pay Tessa's bills.

00:16:12Hundreds of men?

00:16:13Do you even hear yourself, Betty?

00:16:15You make your own daughter sound like a prostitute.

00:16:21Wait.

00:16:22The OnlyFans account this whole time?

00:16:30So, you finally know.

00:16:32Oh, stop acting so high and mighty, Leon.

00:16:35If she was the one with cancer, would you really be running around?

00:16:39Borrowing money just to save her?

00:16:42What makes you think I wouldn't?

00:16:44Just because you're all greedy leeches doesn't mean everyone else is.

00:16:48You know, if I was the one with the cancer, I'd just accept my fate.

00:16:52But since it's Tessa, I did my goddamn best to save her!

00:16:58Until I found out how brutal you all are.

00:17:02How absolutely disgusting.

00:17:04Disgusting?

00:17:05You're disgusting.

00:17:07A man who can't provide is no better than a pig.

00:17:09Oink, oink.

00:17:10I'm done with this.

00:17:12Tomorrow, 2 p.m.

00:17:14City Hall.

00:17:15Let's get a divorce.

00:17:17Don't worry.

00:17:18I'll be right on.

00:17:19Tessa.

00:17:21Tessa, you should go to the hospital for a checkup.

00:17:24That's my last piece of advice.

00:17:30I'm fine.

00:17:32I just have some stomach ulcers.

00:17:35I'm perfectly fine.

00:17:37No wonder Tessa seems fine.

00:17:39She's been popping oxys like M&Ms.

00:17:41You'll regret this, Tessa.

00:17:43I've already done my best to save you.

00:17:45The rest is on you.

00:17:49Fine.

00:17:50Get the fuck out of here.

00:17:51I don't want to see your face anymore.

00:17:54Congratulations on finally being honest.

00:17:56Finally showing your true colors.

00:17:59At least now I know who I married.

00:18:01And why I'm leaving.

00:18:04Goodbye, Tessa.

00:18:17Look at him.

00:18:18The speed, the precision.

00:18:19No wonder I heard people call him DMA's secret weapon.

00:18:22So what?

00:18:23How many chips can you ship in a day?

00:18:25Look.

00:18:25The output doesn't matter.

00:18:27It's a skill.

00:18:28I heard a bunch of people tried to poach him.

00:18:30But he's staying at DMA out of loyalty to the boss.

00:18:32Some say Leon's a ghost founder.

00:18:35There's no way.

00:18:36Him?

00:18:37A founder?

00:18:38Then why would he be fitting chips all day?

00:18:40Why is he even still here?

00:18:42It's not like we'll go bankrupt without him.

00:18:44Tell you what.

00:18:44Those semiconductor machines we got from Taiwan get here tonight.

00:18:47Soon as they're installed,

00:18:49manual laborers like him

00:18:50are out of a job.

00:18:55I don't know about that.

00:18:57I mean, sure, machines make things easier.

00:18:59But without our human hands to guide them,

00:19:02they're just a useless pile of metal.

00:19:03Tell him, Leon.

00:19:05Without his skills,

00:19:06those machines are useless.

00:19:08What skills?

00:19:09He's just slapping parts together.

00:19:11Any college kid can do that.

00:19:12I bet you're only still at DMA

00:19:14because no other company wants you.

00:19:22Hello, Mr. Walden.

00:19:24This is Celine Yaris,

00:19:26CEO of InTech.

00:19:27If you're willing to join our company,

00:19:29I'll make you the CTO

00:19:30with an eight-figure salary.

00:19:32And I'll provide a generous signing bonus.

00:19:36No thanks, Ms. Yaris.

00:19:38I owe my boss a lot.

00:19:39I'm happy here.

00:19:44Did he really reject

00:19:45a personal offer from you,

00:19:47the CEO of InTech?

00:19:48He's a chip tech.

00:19:50Who does he think he is?

00:19:53Don't underestimate him.

00:19:54With just his hands,

00:19:56he aligns chips with atomic precision.

00:19:58He's better than most machines

00:20:00in America right now.

00:20:02If we could program our machines

00:20:03with his fingers,

00:20:04we'll become global leaders

00:20:05in chip production.

00:20:06Without Leon,

00:20:08DMA would have closed doors years ago.

00:20:10That's insane.

00:20:11How could one man

00:20:12impact the success

00:20:13of an entire company?

00:20:15You heard what John said

00:20:16during the meeting.

00:20:17Turns out it's true.

00:20:18The government wants to sign

00:20:19a multi-billion dollar contract

00:20:21with DMA.

00:20:22All because of this one man.

00:20:25What?

00:20:30Tessa, what are you doing here?

00:20:32You're still tinkering away

00:20:33at your stupid job

00:20:34even though you're about to die.

00:20:36Who the fuck

00:20:37are you putting on a show for?

00:20:39What's the point of this, Tessa?

00:20:40I came to let everybody know

00:20:42that you have cancer

00:20:44and are dying.

00:20:47All the money you borrowed?

00:20:48That has nothing to do with me.

00:20:52Whoa, Tessa.

00:20:54Maybe you two should step outside

00:20:55and talk this out?

00:20:57This conversation sounds like

00:20:58it should be private.

00:20:59So he hasn't told you guys yet.

00:21:01Yesterday morning,

00:21:02we went to the hospital

00:21:03and found out that Leon

00:21:05has stage four liver cancer.

00:21:07He's got maybe a week at best.

00:21:10I already told you

00:21:11that's not the case.

00:21:12You need to leave.

00:21:14This is my workplace.

00:21:16I can't have you

00:21:17spreading rumors here.

00:21:18Don't tell me what to do.

00:21:20This is my workplace too.

00:21:22Why do you want me gone so bad?

00:21:24So you can keep begging

00:21:25your co-workers for money?

00:21:27Ask us for money?

00:21:29Yep.

00:21:30That's right.

00:21:31Leon is so broke

00:21:33that he's going around

00:21:34begging for money

00:21:36for his own stupid surgery.

00:21:38Look, I don't give a shit

00:21:39if you give him the money or not.

00:21:40But just know

00:21:41we're getting a divorce.

00:21:43So don't come to me

00:21:44after he dies

00:21:46and you want your money back.

00:21:47Okay?

00:21:47It's not going to happen.

00:21:49Sorry, Leon,

00:21:50but I'm not paying back

00:21:50your debt when you're dead.

00:21:52Let's see if anyone

00:21:53will lend money

00:21:53to a goner like you.

00:21:57You're shameless, Tessa.

00:22:01Shut up!

00:22:02Hit me one more fucking time.

00:22:04See what happens.

00:22:05What are you going to do

00:22:05about it, huh?

00:22:06You're going to hit me?

00:22:07Go ahead.

00:22:09Fight back.

00:22:10But I know you won't

00:22:11because you're a pathetic coward.

00:22:16Did you just hit me?

00:22:18Did you really just fucking hit me?

00:22:20Just because you're a woman

00:22:22doesn't mean you can hit me

00:22:23whenever you want.

00:22:24Is it not clocking to you

00:22:25that I'm standing on business?

00:22:26Fuck you!

00:22:27I'm calling the police.

00:22:29I'm going to sue you

00:22:30for domestic abuse.

00:22:31You're going to rot in jail.

00:22:34What the hell is going on?

00:22:38The CEO's here!

00:22:40Leah!

00:22:41Arguing with your wife?

00:22:43Learn how to handle

00:22:43your woman better, man.

00:22:44I was such an enticing wife.

00:22:47You should be grateful.

00:22:49Isn't that right, darling?

00:22:52Exactly, Quentin.

00:22:54You should know.

00:22:56Leon and I are getting

00:22:57a divorce tomorrow.

00:22:58Oh, a divorce.

00:23:03This asshole

00:23:05found out he has

00:23:06stage 4 cancer

00:23:07and hid it from me.

00:23:08And worst of all,

00:23:09he was borrowing

00:23:10all this money

00:23:11to pay for his own

00:23:12useless surgery

00:23:13and he expected me

00:23:14to pay it off.

00:23:16What?

00:23:16Mm-hmm.

00:23:17Wait, Leon,

00:23:17is this why you asked

00:23:18for an advance

00:23:19on your bonus?

00:23:19That was $10,000.

00:23:21Why do you still

00:23:22need to borrow more?

00:23:22That's $10,000

00:23:23right down the drain.

00:23:25You probably won't

00:23:26even make it a month.

00:23:27What?

00:23:29Leon, you bastard,

00:23:30so you're never

00:23:30going to pay me back, huh?

00:23:32First of all,

00:23:33you owe me that money.

00:23:35You owe me my shares.

00:23:36You've been holding

00:23:37out on me for years.

00:23:38If he's dying,

00:23:39then he's useless to me now.

00:23:40You've got some

00:23:41fucking nerve.

00:23:42You know what?

00:23:42You're fired!

00:23:46You're fired!

00:23:47Now give me back

00:23:48my $10,000

00:23:48before I sue you.

00:23:49You're firing me?

00:23:50After all I've done

00:23:52for DMA?

00:23:52All that you've done?

00:23:55I paid you

00:23:55for your time,

00:23:56didn't I?

00:23:56It's your fucking job.

00:23:58I should be grateful

00:23:58I even kept you

00:23:59around this long.

00:24:00Now get out

00:24:00before you drop dead.

00:24:01Do you know

00:24:02how many companies

00:24:03have tried poaching me?

00:24:05The only reason

00:24:06I've stayed

00:24:06is because I helped

00:24:08build this company

00:24:08from the ground up.

00:24:09Not to mention,

00:24:10my skills

00:24:11are the reason

00:24:13why the government

00:24:13and Novidia

00:24:14want to sign

00:24:15a multi-billion dollar

00:24:17contract with us

00:24:17in the first place.

00:24:18Oh, please.

00:24:20Get over yourself, Leon.

00:24:22The new machines

00:24:22from Taiwan

00:24:23are arriving today.

00:24:24What makes you think

00:24:24you could beat out

00:24:25precision technology?

00:24:26Just face it, man.

00:24:27You're obsolete.

00:24:28You know,

00:24:28I was thinking

00:24:29about keeping you around

00:24:30as machine manager.

00:24:32Now you're one foot

00:24:33in the grave.

00:24:34Oh, I understand.

00:24:36You think because I'm dying

00:24:37I'm useless to you now?

00:24:39Mark my words, Quentin.

00:24:40That new machine

00:24:41will be your downfall.

00:24:42Get over yourself, Leon.

00:24:44You're about to die.

00:24:46And humans

00:24:47can't beat technology.

00:24:49Don't delude yourself.

00:24:51Don't delude yourself.

00:24:54Enough bullshit.

00:24:55Give me back my 10 grand

00:24:56and fuck off.

00:24:57Fine.

00:25:01Hello, Miss Yaris?

00:25:03Yeah, I'd like to accept

00:25:04your offer to work at Intech.

00:25:05I'm just going to need

00:25:06a $10,000 sign-on bonus.

00:25:09Only 10,000?

00:25:10No, I will give you

00:25:12one million

00:25:13as your sign-on bonus.

00:25:15I'll even throw in a new car.

00:25:17One million?

00:25:22Wait, you're going to Intech?

00:25:24Arrivals?

00:25:24That's what I said, isn't it?

00:25:30You're probably just bluffing.

00:25:32Called someone,

00:25:33had to pretend to be

00:25:34Selene Yaris.

00:25:35Yeah.

00:25:36And even if it was real,

00:25:38they're about to die.

00:25:39You probably wouldn't even

00:25:40make it to the bonus.

00:25:42Sure.

00:25:43Whatever helps you sleep at night.

00:25:44Just don't come crawling back to me

00:25:46when your no-video deal

00:25:47falls through.

00:25:48I'm leaving.

00:25:49You think you could just leave

00:25:50without paying me back?

00:25:51Security!

00:25:53Keep an eye on him.

00:25:54If he doesn't come up

00:25:55with my 10,000

00:25:56in the next half hour,

00:25:57break his legs.

00:25:59So,

00:26:00want to get a tour

00:26:01of the factory?

00:26:02I would love that.

00:26:04Oh, and security,

00:26:05give him a bathroom break

00:26:06in about five minutes.

00:26:11Tessa,

00:26:12you're going to regret this.

00:26:21S.O.S.

00:26:22They're holding me hostage.

00:26:24Bring 10K.

00:26:37God, you're so sexy.

00:26:39I've wanted to fuck you

00:26:40since the day I laid eyes on you.

00:26:41You were Leon's wife back then.

00:26:46I thought men loved

00:26:47fucking other men's wives.

00:27:05I fuck you in front of your husband,

00:27:07shouldn't I?

00:27:07He's looking over right now.

00:27:09Let's give him a show.

00:27:11Let's go.

00:27:39Sous-titrage MFP.

00:28:09Sous-titrage MFP.

00:28:12Sous-titrage MFP.

00:28:38Give me back my ten grand and get out.

00:28:40If you can't, I'll break your legs.

00:28:56What the hell are you standing there for?

00:28:58Beat his ass!

00:28:59Stop!

00:29:06Stop!

00:29:16All of this?

00:29:17Over a measly ten grand?

00:29:19You're a fucking idiot, Quentin.

00:29:21Celine Yarris, you're the CEO of Intech.

00:29:24She really came?

00:29:25The money.

00:29:29Here's one hundred grand, Mr. Walden.

00:29:32All yours.

00:29:34Thank you, Miss Yarris.

00:29:36Just call me Celine.

00:30:00Now we're even.

00:30:06Miss Yarris, he's just a washout chip tech.

00:30:09He's the inefficiency AI is meant to replace.

00:30:11God, you are so stupid.

00:30:13He's not just some chip tech.

00:30:15He is an expert.

00:30:16Someone who's going to revolutionize this industry.

00:30:19Mr. Walden, on behalf of Intech,

00:30:21I'd like to welcome you as our new Chief of Technology Officer

00:30:24with an annual salary of 50 million.

00:30:30Thank you, Miss Yarris.

00:30:31I won't let you down.

00:30:34Him?

00:30:3550 million dollars?

00:30:37Miss Yarris, I understand that Intech has money to burn,

00:30:40but why waste it on him?

00:30:42The semiconductor industry is almost fully automated now.

00:30:45What could possibly make him worth 50 million?

00:30:47Are you serious?

00:30:49He is worth much more.

00:30:50Billions, in fact.

00:30:52And you should know.

00:30:53That government contract with Novidia?

00:30:56Without him?

00:30:57It's gone.

00:31:00DNA is done for.

00:31:05What do you mean done for?

00:31:06You're saying we're going to go bankrupt without him?

00:31:12Miss Yarris, you don't really think we got the contract with NVIDIA

00:31:17because of him, do you?

00:31:18Mr. Navarro, without Leon, your company wouldn't even exist.

00:31:23You'd just be slapping your logo on some subgrade chip

00:31:26that couldn't even run a watch.

00:31:28You have no idea what you're talking about.

00:31:31I just took out a 300 million dollar loan to buy machines from Taiwan,

00:31:34which will be arriving here today.

00:31:37That's why NVIDIA wants to do business with me.

00:31:42Wait, you took out a 300 million loan to buy our competitors' machines?

00:31:47Oh, I was totally wrong then.

00:31:50Good.

00:31:51Glad you realize.

00:31:52I know you were newly appointed as InTech CEO.

00:31:55Probably don't know how this industry runs.

00:31:58Just listen to the vets, Missy.

00:32:00No, I mean, I was wrong for thinking you had a shot.

00:32:05Now that you've fired Leon, that NVIDIA contract will fall through,

00:32:10which means you can't pay off your 300 million dollar loan.

00:32:14And DMA will go under.

00:32:18Well, when it all goes to shit, you should come visit me at the food bank.

00:32:22I volunteer there on the weekends.

00:32:26What the fuck did you say?

00:32:29Look, Quentin!

00:32:30I heard the CEO of NVIDIA himself will be inspecting your new chip tomorrow.

00:32:36Without Leon's help, there's no way you'll even make industry standard.

00:32:40When that time comes, call my secretary.

00:32:43InTech wouldn't mind taking that contract.

00:32:46Don't worry, Mr. Navarro.

00:32:47We'll compensate you fairly.

00:32:49Let's see.

00:32:50A hundred thousand dollars should be enough to keep you off the streets, right?

00:32:56You bit!

00:33:00Miss Yaris.

00:33:03You're hilarious.

00:33:04Do you really think you're going to steal the NVIDIA contract from me

00:33:08by poaching this useless chip tech?

00:33:10Even if he's got the skills, it's too late.

00:33:12I should be offering my condolences.

00:33:15What do you mean?

00:33:16Miss Yaris, is it?

00:33:18I'm Tessa.

00:33:20Leon's soon-to-be ex-wife.

00:33:22I have some unfortunate news for you.

00:33:26Leon here has just been diagnosed with stage four liver cancer.

00:33:34He has less than a week to live.

00:33:38He has liver cancer?

00:33:39Yes.

00:33:41He was going to get a liver transplant, but I rejected it for him.

00:33:45Why would I waste a hundred grand to save him?

00:33:49Mildred, contact the United Network for organ sharing.

00:33:52Find him a new liver.

00:33:53Now!

00:33:54On it.

00:33:57Thank you, Miss Yaris, but I'm actually-

00:33:59His worthless life isn't worth saving.

00:34:03He doesn't have much time left anyway.

00:34:05Yeah, Miss Yaris.

00:34:06Thanks for taking that pile of shit off my hands.

00:34:08You're really doing me a solid.

00:34:10You know, if he stuck around in my company,

00:34:12I'd be up to my head in lawsuits after he dropped dead.

00:34:16What the hell is wrong with you, Quentin?

00:34:20Don't worry.

00:34:21Both of them will be breading this very soon.

00:34:24And I'm actually in perfect health.

00:34:26I've got at least a good 30 years until retirement.

00:34:31Wait, really?

00:34:32Yes.

00:34:33And if it'll put your mind at ease,

00:34:35I'm happy to go get another checkup.

00:34:36That's all right.

00:34:38I believe you.

00:34:39But if you ever do get sick,

00:34:41just come to me.

00:34:42I will set you up with the best hospitals and doctors.

00:34:46I appreciate it.

00:34:47Anyway, I think we should get started on the Novidia deal.

00:34:50Because when DMA fumbles it,

00:34:52and they will,

00:34:54we can move in.

00:34:56You're right.

00:34:57Let's go.

00:35:05Who does she think she is?

00:35:07Oh, I'm the new CEO of Intech.

00:35:09I'm so bossy.

00:35:10I'm so smart.

00:35:11Bitch has no idea what this contract really means.

00:35:13What's so special about this contract anyways?

00:35:16Right now, AI is everything.

00:35:18That's why the U.S. government is pouring $100 billion into semiconductors.

00:35:22Now, they're teaming up with AI giant NVIDIA

00:35:25in order to find a manufacturer.

00:35:26That's where we come in.

00:35:28Now, if we secure this deal,

00:35:30we'll dominate the industry.

00:35:31And it won't be long before we devour Intech's market share

00:35:35and drive them out of business.

00:35:37I'm going to make Celine kneel before me

00:35:39and beg for mercy.

00:35:41Quinton, you're the best.

00:35:43Oh, baby.

00:35:45That's not all I'm good at.

00:35:46You're ready to go again?

00:35:49Quinton, you're such a stallion.

00:35:51Boss,

00:35:52when we showed the CEO of Novidia

00:35:54our samples last time,

00:35:56Leon was the one that made them

00:35:58now that he's gone to Intech.

00:36:03Why are you still talking about that piece of shit?

00:36:06He's out!

00:36:07I'm sorry, boss.

00:36:08I was just worried.

00:36:09Worried.

00:36:11My machines are a thousand times better

00:36:13than anything that loser could make.

00:36:14If you're so worried,

00:36:16go follow that bastard

00:36:17and get the hell out.

00:36:20Welcome to Intech, Leon.

00:36:23This is all yours.

00:36:27If there's anything you need,

00:36:30just say the word.

00:36:31You have full clearance,

00:36:33executive power,

00:36:34so do whatever you need to do.

00:36:39We'll support you.

00:36:41Thank you, Miss Yaris.

00:36:42This is incredible.

00:36:43Thank you.

00:36:44I'll be sure to repay Intechbridge's generosity.

00:36:47Just Intech?

00:36:50And what about me?

00:36:55Miss Yaris,

00:36:57have you seen the news?

00:36:57It's a Novidia contract.

00:37:02Breaking news.

00:37:03DMA Electronics

00:37:04might have won the Novidia contract

00:37:06after talks with President Edison.

00:37:08They will sign a multi-billion dollar deal

00:37:10tomorrow at the launch party.

00:37:11This is the first time the government

00:37:13contracts a tech giant

00:37:15who manufactures CPU.

00:37:16Will the USA lead the way

00:37:17for a semiconductor era?

00:37:19DMA is a great company.

00:37:21The United States will soar to the top,

00:37:24unlike some other companies.

00:37:26In fact,

00:37:27the CEO of Intech

00:37:28is badly conflicted

00:37:30and he should resign immediately.

00:37:32It is the only solution

00:37:34to this problem.

00:37:36If the administration

00:37:37really gives this contract to DMA,

00:37:39Intech is doomed.

00:37:40What can we do?

00:37:42I think you two should still

00:37:44enjoy yourselves

00:37:44at the launch party tomorrow.

00:37:48Are you saying

00:37:49we're done for?

00:37:52Selene,

00:37:52you know the government

00:37:53is looking for a company

00:37:54with extreme precision.

00:37:56Down to the atom.

00:37:57Why?

00:37:58Because of AI.

00:37:59We need faster

00:38:00and stronger chips

00:38:01to power AI.

00:38:03That means tiny transistors

00:38:04and perfect alignment.

00:38:05One error

00:38:06can ruin

00:38:07billions of wafers,

00:38:09meaning trillions

00:38:10and losses.

00:38:11So you're saying

00:38:12that Quentin's fancy new machine

00:38:13is useless?

00:38:16Precisely.

00:38:17Sure,

00:38:18they're state-of-the-art,

00:38:19but they need to be calibrated.

00:38:20And right now,

00:38:21I'm the only person

00:38:22in the country

00:38:23with the skill to do so.

00:38:28Here.

00:38:28See,

00:38:29I just need...

00:38:39I...

00:38:40I...

00:38:40Ahem!

00:38:41Oh!

00:38:42Miss Yaris,

00:38:44what...

00:38:44what are you doing?

00:38:48Uh, listen,

00:38:49I'm...

00:38:50I'm really grateful

00:38:51for this special

00:38:52compensation package,

00:38:54but you don't...

00:38:55have to personally

00:38:56thank me.

00:38:57What?

00:38:58No, I mean,

00:38:58I really appreciate

00:38:59everything you've done

00:39:00for me,

00:39:01but I...

00:39:01I'm a...

00:39:03I'm a married man.

00:39:05But maybe once

00:39:07the divorce is finalized,

00:39:10we can go to dinner

00:39:11and get to know each other?

00:39:13I was just trying

00:39:15to save you

00:39:15from a first-degree burn.

00:39:19Oh, gosh.

00:39:22What did you think

00:39:23I was doing?

00:39:24I'm sorry.

00:39:25No, no,

00:39:26don't worry about it,

00:39:27but are you really

00:39:28divorcing your wife?

00:39:33It looks like it.

00:39:35For some reason,

00:39:36she's convinced

00:39:36I'm the one

00:39:37with stage 4 cancer,

00:39:39so...

00:39:39she wants to divorce me.

00:39:41Oh, my God.

00:39:43That is awful.

00:39:44I'm...

00:39:45I'm sorry.

00:39:46Don't be.

00:39:47I'm a firm believer

00:39:49in the truth.

00:39:50It always prevails,

00:39:51so...

00:39:52I'm planning to tell her

00:39:53about her diagnosis

00:39:54tomorrow at the launch party.

00:39:56I bet

00:39:57she'll regret it.

00:39:59Are you sure

00:40:00that we can steal

00:40:01the contract tomorrow?

00:40:02Steal?

00:40:03There's no need for that.

00:40:04I'll finish our samples tonight,

00:40:06and when President Davison

00:40:07sees them,

00:40:08he's gonna beg us

00:40:09to take the contract.

00:40:26that's their chip.

00:40:28It doesn't look

00:40:29that much smaller.

00:40:30Good eye.

00:40:32They probably rushed production

00:40:33before the machines

00:40:34were even properly calibrated.

00:40:36They'll be lucky

00:40:37if even one of these

00:40:38chip functions.

00:40:39Speaking of,

00:40:41where's Quentin?

00:40:42Well, well.

00:40:44Look who it is.

00:40:47The loser

00:40:48and the fool

00:40:49who funded him.

00:40:50I can't believe

00:40:50you guys actually

00:40:51made it here.

00:40:52So,

00:40:52what do you think?

00:40:54Just watch.

00:40:56Our chips are gonna

00:40:56wipe in tech

00:40:57off the map.

00:40:58Yeah, well,

00:40:59I can't say I'm impressed.

00:41:01What the hell do you know?

00:41:02You're just a chip fitter.

00:41:03These are way higher quality

00:41:04than your hand-made pieces

00:41:06of junk.

00:41:07More importantly,

00:41:08they're a hundred.

00:41:09Nope.

00:41:09A thousand times

00:41:10more powerful.

00:41:12Just face it, man.

00:41:14You're obsolete.

00:41:16You can cancel

00:41:16the inspection, Quentin.

00:41:18Save yourself

00:41:18the embarrassment.

00:41:21Do you still think

00:41:23you were the one

00:41:23holding DMA together?

00:41:24Get over yourself.

00:41:26Leon,

00:41:27we were married

00:41:28for three years.

00:41:29I know you better

00:41:30than anyone.

00:41:31You just can't accept

00:41:33that you've become

00:41:34a worthless,

00:41:35outdated piece of trash.

00:41:37You're just jealous

00:41:38of our success.

00:41:39Don't delude yourself.

00:41:42Tessa,

00:41:42maybe you shouldn't

00:41:43waste your energy

00:41:44trashing me.

00:41:44You don't have

00:41:45that much time.

00:41:48Wow.

00:41:49One rich woman

00:41:50foots her medical bill

00:41:52and you think

00:41:52you're all that,

00:41:53huh?

00:41:54Did you forget?

00:41:55I'm still

00:41:56your legal wife.

00:41:57You're nothing

00:41:58without me.

00:41:59Tessa,

00:41:59stop gaslighting him.

00:42:02What the hell

00:42:02is wrong with you?

00:42:03He messed with us first.

00:42:05You reap what you sow,

00:42:06so man up.

00:42:08Watch your mouth.

00:42:09We're all...

00:42:09We're what?

00:42:10You'll throw a tantrum?

00:42:12Why are you wasting

00:42:13all your energy

00:42:13on a dead man walking?

00:42:16Save it for his funeral.

00:42:18You're right.

00:42:19You reap what you sow.

00:42:21Tessa,

00:42:22I'm done arguing about this.

00:42:23We're done.

00:42:24See you at City Hall

00:42:25later.

00:42:26Whatever.

00:42:27And I'm leaving you.

00:42:29Quentin,

00:42:29what's going on?

00:42:31Let me hit on the fun.

00:42:34Mr. President.

00:42:37Pleasure to have you here, sir.

00:42:39Everyone,

00:42:40please welcome

00:42:41our guests of honor,

00:42:42the President of the United States

00:42:43and his First Lady,

00:42:45Dr. Joan.

00:42:50and the President of the United States.

00:42:50It's me.

00:42:52But seriously,

00:42:53everyone,

00:42:54thank you very much.

00:42:55Thank you.

00:42:56But the real star here

00:42:57is Mr. Navarro.

00:43:00With his outstanding technology,

00:43:02the United States

00:43:03is going to be at the top again.

00:43:06Nobody

00:43:07is going to beat us.

00:43:11Celine.

00:43:13You're a smart girl.

00:43:15The smartest of girls.

00:43:17And I want you to listen to me.

00:43:18You need to study

00:43:19this man.

00:43:21He is the Einstein

00:43:23of chips.

00:43:25He is a real

00:43:27genius.

00:43:30You're too kind,

00:43:31Mr. President.

00:43:32You know,

00:43:33I think Celine

00:43:34should learn how

00:43:34to judge people better.

00:43:36She poached this

00:43:37useless chip tech

00:43:38thinking he was

00:43:39a nugget of gold.

00:43:41Poor thing.

00:43:42If she keeps going like that,

00:43:44Intech will go bankrupt.

00:43:46You sound pretty confident

00:43:48for someone

00:43:48who hasn't even

00:43:49signed the contract yet.

00:43:51It's basically

00:43:51a done deal.

00:43:53Everyone calls Intech

00:43:54the industry giant,

00:43:55but did you get

00:43:56the contract this time?

00:43:57Nope.

00:43:58You know what?

00:44:00Maybe when the time comes

00:44:01we could toss

00:44:01a few chips your way.

00:44:03Let little Leon

00:44:04tinker with them.

00:44:05Wait.

00:44:06Did he say Leon?

00:44:08Quentin.

00:44:09I think we should

00:44:10just be done

00:44:11with manual laborers

00:44:12all together.

00:44:14So archaic

00:44:14the way some

00:44:15businesses operate.

00:44:16Like they're still

00:44:17in the 1990s.

00:44:18They don't even

00:44:19have any reason

00:44:20to be here.

00:44:20Kick them out.

00:44:21Hear that?

00:44:23My girl said get out.

00:44:25Now scrap!

00:44:27Shut up!

00:44:28You want to fire Leon?

00:44:30No.

00:44:31The deal is off.

00:44:33You're fired.

00:44:40You're fired.

00:44:44Good one, sir.

00:44:46Brings me back

00:44:46to your TV days.

00:44:48You're not serious, right?

00:44:50I mean,

00:44:50who cares about

00:44:51some chip tech?

00:44:52You're an idiot.

00:44:54You're a complete idiot.

00:44:56I've researched

00:44:56his skills.

00:44:58They're some of the best

00:44:59in the industry.

00:45:01You cannot fire him.

00:45:03Sir,

00:45:03he's literally useless.

00:45:05It's the high-tech era.

00:45:06People like him

00:45:07should have been out

00:45:07ages ago.

00:45:09Unbelievable.

00:45:11Totally

00:45:12unacceptable.

00:45:13Mr. President,

00:45:14he's not even that

00:45:15good to begin with.

00:45:16He...

00:45:23Oh, dear.

00:45:25Are you okay?

00:45:26You should go

00:45:27to the hospital.

00:45:28It's probably

00:45:29just allergies.

00:45:30I've been to the

00:45:30hospital already.

00:45:32I'm a doctor.

00:45:34That's not allergies.

00:45:38You need to go

00:45:39to an emergency room

00:45:41immediately.

00:45:43Such a shame.

00:45:45And so young, too.

00:45:48I should...

00:45:50No.

00:45:51It's definitely

00:45:51just allergies.

00:45:53It can't be

00:45:53anything serious.

00:45:54Great.

00:45:55It's nothing serious.

00:45:56Let's just move on.

00:45:58Take you to the hospital

00:45:58later.

00:45:59Get your act together.

00:46:00Fine.

00:46:01Tessa.

00:46:01You should go

00:46:02for a checkup now.

00:46:03Who cares about

00:46:05some contract?

00:46:05I mean, is that

00:46:06more important

00:46:06than your life?

00:46:07Enough, Leon.

00:46:09You're so freaking

00:46:10petty.

00:46:11Don't you realize

00:46:11Quentin's doing

00:46:12better without you?

00:46:13You're the one

00:46:14with cancer.

00:46:15And now you're

00:46:15hoping I die, too?

00:46:17Too bad I'm not

00:46:18as unlucky as you are.

00:46:20Oh, we'll soon

00:46:21see who's the

00:46:21unlucky one.

00:46:22I hope that

00:46:23confidence keeps up

00:46:24when the truth hits.

00:46:25Are you threatening

00:46:25my woman?

00:46:28Quentin,

00:46:29you're really bad

00:46:30at running a business.

00:46:31and you're even worse

00:46:33at choosing your women.

00:46:34If you don't start

00:46:35to wise up,

00:46:36you're only gonna end

00:46:36up hurting yourself.

00:46:39You son of a bitch!

00:46:42I'll tell you what.

00:46:43One last piece of advice

00:46:45for old times' sake,

00:46:46yeah?

00:46:46If you let her play you,

00:46:48you're gonna regret it.

00:46:51God, Leon!

00:46:52You just can't stand

00:46:53to see me thriving,

00:46:55can you?

00:46:55I dumped you

00:46:56because you literally

00:46:57have cancer.

00:46:59Get over it!

00:47:00Remember those words

00:47:01and keep that same energy

00:47:03when you see a doctor.

00:47:04Haven't you ever heard of

00:47:06if you love him,

00:47:06let him go?

00:47:07If you really loved me,

00:47:09you wouldn't be trying

00:47:10to drag me down.

00:47:12You're so selfish!

00:47:13Don't worry, baby.

00:47:15I'll give you all

00:47:15the loving you deserve.

00:47:16I'll invite you

00:47:17to our wedding.

00:47:18Oh, oops.

00:47:19Sorry.

00:47:20You'll be dead.

00:47:23Hey!

00:47:24That's going too far.

00:47:26Too far?

00:47:27This is just the beginning.

00:47:31Let's get back

00:47:32to business, everyone.

00:47:33Today, we're all here

00:47:34to celebrate

00:47:35DMA's new partnership

00:47:36with NVIDIA.

00:47:37And as a special incentive,

00:47:39anyone who cancels

00:47:41their contracts

00:47:42and blacklists in tech

00:47:43will get exclusive access

00:47:44to DMA chips.

00:47:47Amazon is willing

00:47:48to accept these terms.

00:47:50And blacklist in tech.

00:47:52Us too.

00:47:53We're scaling back our AI.

00:47:55We'll blacklist them too.

00:47:57For the revolution of AI.

00:47:59Blacklist!

00:48:00Blacklist!

00:48:01Blacklist!

00:48:02Blacklist!

00:48:03Blacklist!

00:48:05Blacklist!

00:48:05Quentin,

00:48:06isn't this a bit too much?

00:48:08Oh, Mr. President.

00:48:10As you know,

00:48:11business is a battlefield.

00:48:13DMA now has

00:48:14the world's most powerful

00:48:15semiconductor machines.

00:48:17I gotta look after

00:48:18our business.

00:48:19Celine,

00:48:21you,

00:48:22and Ntech

00:48:22are finished.

00:48:26Wow.

00:48:27Nothing but raw confidence.

00:48:31Think you're gonna beat us?

00:48:33With that?

00:48:34That little guy?

00:48:36Just wait and see.

00:48:37You'll be handing over

00:48:38that multi-billion contract

00:48:40to me soon enough.

00:48:41Celine,

00:48:42this is a big contract.

00:48:44Let the guys handle it.

00:48:45Besides,

00:48:46you don't even have

00:48:46the technology to handle

00:48:47an order like this.

00:48:48You're on a straight path

00:48:49to bankruptcy.

00:48:50No,

00:48:51the only company

00:48:51going bankrupt is yours.

00:48:53Just look at your

00:48:54shitty chip.

00:48:55You fa-

00:48:56wait!

00:48:57The CEO of NVIDIA

00:48:58is here!

00:49:08Mr. Lee.

00:49:10Mr. Levato,

00:49:11we meet again.

00:49:13I'm here on behalf

00:49:13of the President

00:49:14to confirm that your samples

00:49:15meet our standards.

00:49:17And if they do,

00:49:18we've got your

00:49:19one billion dollar deposit

00:49:20ready for you.

00:49:23My God!

00:49:24A billion on the spot!

00:49:26Amazon would die for that!

00:49:29Whoa!

00:49:29If their deposit

00:49:31is one billion,

00:49:32that means

00:49:33the total contract

00:49:34is worth over

00:49:35ten billion.

00:49:36Thank you, sir.

00:49:37We're touched

00:49:37by your generosity.

00:49:38We promise to deliver

00:49:39only the highest quality

00:49:40chips in NVIDIA.

00:49:41To the USA!

00:49:44Pleased to hear that.

00:49:46Now show me these

00:49:46impressive chips of yours.

00:49:49Of course, sir.

00:49:50Right over here.

00:49:51Spectacular!

00:49:52Did you use

00:49:53leading-head process nodes?

00:49:55But your transistor size

00:49:57is almost microscopic.

00:50:00May I take a closer look?

00:50:01Of course!

00:50:24Quentin,

00:50:25you've outdone yourself again.

00:50:27Even the CEO of NVIDIA

00:50:29is speechless.

00:50:31Gotta hand it to DMA,

00:50:33unlike some companies

00:50:34who call themselves

00:50:35industry leaders

00:50:36but have nothing

00:50:37to show for it.

00:50:38You're too kind.

00:50:40This is just our basic model.

00:50:41We have plenty

00:50:42of exciting things to come.

00:50:43Celine,

00:50:43do you really think

00:50:46you could handle

00:50:46a huge federal contract

00:50:48like this?

00:50:48Do you think some

00:50:49outdated fitter

00:50:51can save

00:50:52Ntech from bankruptcy?

00:50:53From now on,

00:50:54DMA will run

00:50:55Silicon Valley.

00:50:56And soon,

00:50:57you'll be begging

00:50:58for my crumbs.

00:50:59You're not the one

00:51:00that's gonna bring us down,

00:51:01Quentin.

00:51:01I'm not.

00:51:02But he is.

00:51:03Mr. Lee,

00:51:05you can blacklist

00:51:06Ntech, right?

00:51:08Blacklist C?

00:51:09True.

00:51:10I have the power

00:51:11to do so.

00:51:12C?

00:51:14This is what happens

00:51:15when you mess with me.

00:51:17Mr. Lee,

00:51:18my name is Leon Walden,

00:51:20and I'd like to tell you

00:51:21the truth behind

00:51:21DMA's chips.

00:51:23Oh my God!

00:51:25It's you!

00:51:26We tested all your chips

00:51:28in our lab.

00:51:29They're remarkable.

00:51:31No.

00:51:32Perfect.

00:51:33But that level of accuracy,

00:51:35your chips

00:51:35could run AI

00:51:36at a skill

00:51:37most engineers

00:51:38only dream of.

00:51:41This is your work, too.

00:51:44Right?

00:51:48Unfortunately, Mr. Lee,

00:51:50Quentin fired me yesterday

00:51:51before that chip was made,

00:51:53so

00:51:53I suggest you take

00:51:54a second look.

00:52:02this?

00:52:03Oh my God!

00:52:05Don't listen to him,

00:52:06Mr. Lee.

00:52:06He's just a chip fitter.

00:52:07He doesn't know

00:52:08what he's talking about.

00:52:09Blacklist Ntech.

00:52:11Immediately.

00:52:12Then we can get back

00:52:13to business.

00:52:14You won't deny

00:52:15my requests, will you?

00:52:18Who the fuck

00:52:19do you think you are?

00:52:20Trying to order me around?

00:52:22Mr. Lee,

00:52:23you hit me.

00:52:25I'm the CEO of DMA.

00:52:26Without our chips,

00:52:27America can't win

00:52:28the semiconductor race.

00:52:29If I cancel this contract,

00:52:31how are you going to explain

00:52:32this to the president?

00:52:34How dare you threaten me?

00:52:36Thinking you can beat

00:52:37your competitors

00:52:38with this flimsy

00:52:39piece of metal?

00:52:40This is garbage.

00:52:43What the hell

00:52:44do you think you are?

00:52:49Mr. Lee,

00:52:50our chips?

00:52:53Garbage?

00:52:54We made those

00:52:55with state-of-the-art

00:52:55machines from Taiwan.

00:52:56It cost me

00:52:57$300 million.

00:52:58What do you mean

00:52:59garbage?

00:53:00Mr. Navarro,

00:53:01if those machines

00:53:02could pop out

00:53:03perfect silicone chips

00:53:04that easily,

00:53:05don't you think

00:53:06the government

00:53:06would have bought them

00:53:07a long time ago?

00:53:08But our samples

00:53:09were clearly...

00:53:10Your samples?

00:53:12Did you forget

00:53:13who made those samples?

00:53:17Bill, what's going on?

00:53:19Last time you told me

00:53:20the DMA samples

00:53:21were perfect.

00:53:22Absolutely perfect.

00:53:24So what's the deal?

00:53:26I'll show you.

00:53:27We got this chip

00:53:28DMA last time.

00:53:30Everything's clear.

00:53:34But this...

00:53:44You lied to the

00:53:46President of the

00:53:47United States?

00:53:49Are you kidding me?

00:53:51Contract cancelled.

00:53:54We're done.

00:53:58You're fired!

00:54:01But how?

00:54:03It cost me

00:54:04$300 million.

00:54:05It's impossible.

00:54:09We came here

00:54:10in good faith.

00:54:12And you try to

00:54:12rip me

00:54:13and the American people

00:54:14off

00:54:15for billions

00:54:16of dollars!

00:54:18Bill,

00:54:19you recommended them.

00:54:21So what do we do now?

00:54:22I'm so sorry, sir.

00:54:24I promise

00:54:25we'll fix this.

00:54:28Mr. President,

00:54:29I think I have

00:54:30a solution for you.

00:54:38This

00:54:38is

00:54:39Intech's new chip.

00:54:49What'd this be?

00:54:51Mr. Walden's

00:54:52handiwork?

00:54:53Yes, Mr. Lee.

00:54:54I made it.

00:54:55I hope you like the gift.

00:55:07My God,

00:55:08this is incredibly

00:55:09precise.

00:55:10Tone of 0.1

00:55:11nanometers?

00:55:13It's accurate

00:55:14to the atom.

00:55:17Atoms?

00:55:19This could be

00:55:20a new world record.

00:55:21Leon,

00:55:22Leon,

00:55:22Leon.

00:55:23The man is

00:55:24a genius.

00:55:24I love this guy.

00:55:26Ms. Jarris,

00:55:28please sign the contract

00:55:29for Intech now.

00:55:30Pull out an extra billion.

00:55:31No,

00:55:32$10 billion

00:55:32to make you

00:55:34our exclusive

00:55:34chip producer.

00:55:36We only have

00:55:37one request.

00:55:38Please,

00:55:39put Leon

00:55:40in charge

00:55:40of all chip production.

00:55:42Way ahead of you.

00:55:44He is already

00:55:44our CTO.

00:55:47So,

00:55:48pleasure working

00:55:48with you,

00:55:49Ms. Jarris.

00:55:50Pleasure's all mine.

00:55:56No.

00:55:58That should be

00:55:59my contract.

00:56:00Bill

00:56:00Davison,

00:56:01you should be

00:56:02shaking my hand.

00:56:03You can't go back

00:56:04on your word

00:56:05and sign some contract

00:56:06with that girl.

00:56:10Mr. Navarro,

00:56:11you still don't

00:56:12understand,

00:56:13do you?

00:56:13The only reason

00:56:14why the government

00:56:15wanted to deal

00:56:16with DMA

00:56:16is because of Leon.

00:56:19he's the one

00:56:20with the skills.

00:56:22Without him,

00:56:23DMA is nothing.

00:56:25That's impossible.

00:56:28Leon,

00:56:30wait,

00:56:31we're bros, right?

00:56:36How stupid

00:56:37to not recognize

00:56:37your talents.

00:56:39You're our biggest

00:56:40trump card.

00:56:41Come on,

00:56:41you gotta come back

00:56:42to DMA.

00:56:43I'll make you

00:56:43lead engineer.

00:56:45I'll make you

00:56:45chief engineer.

00:56:51Just chief engineer?

00:56:52I'm already

00:56:53CTO of Intech.

00:56:55What do I need

00:56:56you for?

00:56:59Besides,

00:57:00I'm not good enough,

00:57:01right?

00:57:02What is it you call me?

00:57:03A worthless chip fitter

00:57:05who's behind

00:57:05on the times?

00:57:07Good luck

00:57:08fending for yourself.

00:57:10Shit.

00:57:11I'm finished.

00:57:13I needed that contract

00:57:15to pay back

00:57:15my $300 million loan.

00:57:18DMA is finished.

00:57:21I'm finished.

00:57:24Miss Charis,

00:57:26shall we go

00:57:26discuss the contract

00:57:27in further detail?

00:57:32Yes.

00:57:34Leon!

00:57:36Feeling pretty smug,

00:57:38huh?

00:57:39You crushed

00:57:39my new man.

00:57:41Happy now?

00:57:41Your new man?

00:57:43Wow,

00:57:44you sure moved on fast.

00:57:46I already warned you both.

00:57:48He brought this

00:57:49upon himself.

00:57:50God,

00:57:50get over yourself!

00:57:52Who cares

00:57:52if you're super talented?

00:57:54Did you forget

00:57:55you still have cancer?

00:57:56You've got a week

00:57:57left to live.

00:57:58He has cancer?

00:58:00No.

00:58:02You still can't

00:58:03accept it,

00:58:04can you,

00:58:04Tessa?

00:58:05You're the one

00:58:05who has cancer.

00:58:07You're the one

00:58:08who has a week to live.

00:58:09And you're the one

00:58:10who rejected

00:58:10your own

00:58:11life-saving surgery.

00:58:13You asshole!

00:58:14Stop spreading

00:58:15life!

00:58:21I had Dr. Clark

00:58:22send me your diagnosis.

00:58:24The truth is right here.

00:58:28Now you're teaming up

00:58:29with your doctor friend

00:58:30to fool me?

00:58:31I won't fall for it.

00:58:33Okay, fine.

00:58:34It's your body.

00:58:36Just go to the hospital

00:58:37if you want the truth.

00:58:38Oh, fuck off, Leon!

00:58:40I see right through

00:58:41your sick game.

00:58:42As soon as I get

00:58:43to the hospital,

00:58:44your doctor friend

00:58:45is going to tell me

00:58:46that I have cancer

00:58:47to trick me

00:58:48into signing off

00:58:49for your surgery.

00:58:50For the last time,

00:58:52I'm not going

00:58:53to a damn hospital.

00:58:55I'm just going to

00:58:56sit back and wait

00:58:58for your downfall.

00:59:07I'm so sorry, Leon.

00:59:09It's okay.

00:59:10I did my best.

00:59:12The rest is up to her.

00:59:13Besides, more importantly,

00:59:14we should be focusing

00:59:16on our new fancy

00:59:17multi-billion dollar contract,

00:59:19no?

00:59:20Shall we?

00:59:21We shall.

00:59:42Thank you for the success

00:59:43for...

00:59:44Oh.

00:59:45Oh.

00:59:56Thank you for helping

00:59:59Intech secure that contract.

01:00:00To celebrate,

01:00:01we are throwing a party

01:00:02at the office tomorrow,

01:00:03and everyone wants

01:00:04to meet the genius CTO

01:00:06that landed the

01:00:07multi-billion dollar deal.

01:00:11Thanks.

01:00:11I'll be there.

01:00:13Um, I noticed you

01:00:16checking out

01:00:16the Rolls-Royce yesterday.

01:00:18I got you a new one.

01:00:27Thanks.

01:00:29I guess I should

01:00:30take it for a spin.

01:00:32I mean, you should, yeah?

01:00:45Hey, watch where you're going,

01:00:47asshole.

01:00:48This is my son's

01:00:49Cybertruck.

01:00:50If you scratch it,

01:00:51we're suing you.

01:01:05Technically, it's my car.

01:01:06You bought it

01:01:07with my money.

01:01:08Save the act

01:01:09for someone

01:01:10who doesn't know you.

01:01:11Hey, hands off!

01:01:13It's under my name,

01:01:15so it's my car.

01:01:18If you keep spending like this,

01:01:21you'll be broke

01:01:21before you're 40.

01:01:22At least I'll make it to 40.

01:01:24You're the one

01:01:25in your deathbed.

01:01:26We almost wasted

01:01:28a hundred grand

01:01:29to save your pathetic life.

01:01:31That money's better spent

01:01:32on my brand new Cybertruck.

01:01:35Whatever.

01:01:35As long as you're happy.

01:01:37And I'm not about to die.

01:01:41Still pretending.

01:01:43I bet you're just jealous

01:01:45because you've never been

01:01:46in a real luxury car.

01:01:48You have cancer, right?

01:01:51Don't they do that whole

01:01:53make-a-wish thing?

01:01:54Well, I'll grant your wish

01:01:56and let you ride in my car.

01:01:59Oh, Jimmy.

01:02:00You're so sweet.

01:02:03See how sweet

01:02:04your brother-in-law is?

01:02:06You should be grateful.

01:02:08I'm good, really.

01:02:10No, I insist.

01:02:12It's probably your last chance

01:02:13getting to ride something

01:02:14this fancy.

01:02:16Maybe I wasn't clear.

01:02:18I don't need to take a ride

01:02:19in your fancy car.

01:02:23Because I already have one.

01:02:34That's a Rolls-Royce Phantom.

01:02:36That costs like

01:02:37half a million dollars.

01:02:39How do you have one?

01:02:41Where on earth

01:02:42did you get the money

01:02:43to buy a Rolls-Royce?

01:02:45Have you been hiding money

01:02:46on my daughter?

01:02:47I'm sorry.

01:02:48Is that any of your business?

01:02:50Of course it is!

01:02:51You deliberately hid assets

01:02:53from my daughter.

01:02:55Half belongs to her.

01:02:56Technically not

01:02:57since we're divorced.

01:02:58In fact,

01:02:59she was the one

01:02:59who didn't want to split anything.

01:03:01She didn't want to inherit

01:03:02half my debts after all.

01:03:04Mom!

01:03:05Mom!

01:03:06Think about it.

01:03:07Don't let him fool you.

01:03:08If he could afford

01:03:09a Rolls-Royce

01:03:10this entire time,

01:03:12he wouldn't be begging people

01:03:14for money for a surgery.

01:03:16He probably scraped up

01:03:18everything he had

01:03:19just to rent this car.

01:03:22He's trying to show off,

01:03:23make Hessa regret it,

01:03:25and get that

01:03:27hundred grand back!

01:03:28What?

01:03:29You rented this.

01:03:31My son's right.

01:03:33You're just

01:03:33some low-level grunt.

01:03:35There's no way

01:03:36you could afford this.

01:03:37You should run along

01:03:39and return the car

01:03:40before you get slapped

01:03:41with extra rental fees.

01:03:42Get out of here.

01:03:44You shouldn't even

01:03:45be here anyways.

01:03:47Oh?

01:03:48Why not?

01:03:48I was invited.

01:03:50Come on.

01:03:52This is a special party

01:03:54celebrating Intech

01:03:56getting the government contract.

01:03:57Only the company's

01:03:59upper-level management

01:04:00and C-suite executives

01:04:02get to be here.

01:04:03They wouldn't invite

01:04:04a loser like you

01:04:05in a million years.

01:04:07You're not qualified.

01:04:11If I'm not qualified,

01:04:13you two are even less so.

01:04:16I was invited

01:04:17by my girlfriend.

01:04:20She's the head of R&D

01:04:22at Intech.

01:04:22We're her plus ones.

01:04:26And don't you dare

01:04:28use our names

01:04:28to sneak in

01:04:29or I'll have security

01:04:30break your legs.

01:04:33Come on, Mom.

01:04:34Let's go.

01:04:43So,

01:04:44what brings you in today,

01:04:46Mrs. Walden?

01:04:46Actually,

01:04:47it's Miss Lawrence now.

01:04:48And I need a full check-up

01:04:51for cancer.

01:04:52and I need a full check-up.

01:04:54We'll do a comprehensive exam.

01:04:56The nurse will be in

01:04:57shortly to take your blood.

01:05:05That's her, Mom.

01:05:13Jimmy, baby.

01:05:15When did you get here?

01:05:22Just now,

01:05:24and I came with my mom.

01:05:27You look fantastic.

01:05:29Thank you.

01:05:30Yeah, babe.

01:05:31Total bombshell.

01:05:32I bet you can't wait

01:05:33to take this off me,

01:05:34can you?

01:05:35Ah.

01:05:36Babe,

01:05:37please.

01:05:38My mom's right here.

01:05:40But I'm your mommy too,

01:05:41aren't I?

01:05:42Babies.

01:05:43You don't need

01:05:44to be so shy.

01:05:49Anyways,

01:05:50enough jokes.

01:05:51Tonight's celebration

01:05:52is extremely important.

01:05:53So I need you two

01:05:55to be on your best

01:05:56behavior tonight.

01:05:57How special is

01:05:59tonight?

01:06:00The CEO

01:06:00is throwing this party

01:06:02for our new CTO.

01:06:04I've heard.

01:06:05He is an extremely

01:06:07talented chip designer

01:06:08and fitter.

01:06:09We secured

01:06:10a multi-billion dollar

01:06:13order,

01:06:13thanks to his

01:06:14exceptional craftsmanship.

01:06:17Fitter?

01:06:22No.

01:06:23That's impossible.

01:06:25I'm overthinking it.

01:06:27But that's not all.

01:06:28Our CEO

01:06:30is trying to secure

01:06:31a seat on the board

01:06:33for him

01:06:34and

01:06:3430% stocks.

01:06:37Huh.

01:06:37basically

01:06:38the new CTO

01:06:40is our golden boy

01:06:42and everyone

01:06:43is going to want

01:06:44to get

01:06:44on his good side.

01:06:45So I'm going

01:06:46to snag

01:06:47a coffee chat,

01:06:48add him

01:06:48on my LinkedIn

01:06:49and maybe

01:06:55he will promote

01:06:57me to VP

01:06:58of engineering.

01:07:06VP of engineering?

01:07:07That seat's been

01:07:08taken for years.

01:07:10That's amazing.

01:07:11Heidi,

01:07:12when you're a big,

01:07:13bad boss,

01:07:14don't forget me,

01:07:15babe.

01:07:16Of course not,

01:07:17baby.

01:07:18Why do you think

01:07:19I work so hard

01:07:20so I can take care

01:07:21of you?

01:07:22When I become VP,

01:07:23you will be my secretary

01:07:25and we will do

01:07:26naughty things

01:07:28in my office.

01:07:30Now,

01:07:31when the CTO arrives,

01:07:33behave.

01:07:36Let's head in.

01:07:43Our initial scans

01:07:45don't show any sign

01:07:46of cancerous cells,

01:07:47but we're waiting

01:07:47on the lab

01:07:48to confirm.

01:07:49It's getting late.

01:07:50Why don't you

01:07:51come back tomorrow?

01:07:52I'm already here, doc.

01:07:53I need my test results

01:07:55today.

01:07:55I can wait a bit longer.

01:07:57All right.

01:07:58I'll

01:08:00let the lab

01:08:01expedite it.

01:08:11Leon?

01:08:12What is he doing here?

01:08:14Well, well,

01:08:15if isn't Leon Walden,

01:08:17Maple University's

01:08:18genius,

01:08:19who dropped out

01:08:20to help Quentin's

01:08:21startup,

01:08:21or, sorry,

01:08:23bailed startup.

01:08:25I heard DMA's

01:08:26done for.

01:08:27So,

01:08:28what are you doing

01:08:29here?

01:08:30Networking.

01:08:32Job hunting.

01:08:34None of you

01:08:34buff.

01:08:34I work here now.

01:08:35You work at

01:08:37Intac.

01:08:39You wish.

01:08:40Look,

01:08:40the only thing

01:08:41you were ever good

01:08:41at was fitting chips.

01:08:42And, honestly,

01:08:44without a fancy

01:08:45Ivy League degree

01:08:45like us,

01:08:47you'll never

01:08:47make it at Intac.

01:08:49Technically,

01:08:49Maple,

01:08:50use non-Ivy League.

01:08:51Okay, whatever.

01:08:52It's still top ten.

01:08:53Anyway,

01:08:54you're not even

01:08:54supposed to be here.

01:08:55Did you hear about

01:08:56this party

01:08:56from the alumni newsletter?

01:08:58Thought you could

01:08:58just sneak in, huh?

01:09:00Sorry, Leon.

01:09:01You know you're

01:09:02going through

01:09:02a tough time

01:09:04or whatever.

01:09:05And we want to help.

01:09:06We really do.

01:09:07It's just,

01:09:08we can't be seen

01:09:09with a total failure

01:09:10like you.

01:09:11No, we can't.

01:09:11but I do have

01:09:14a rideshare gift card.

01:09:15Everyone who is

01:09:16actually invited

01:09:17got one,

01:09:18but here.

01:09:19Go ahead.

01:09:22No shoe.

01:09:23Hi.

01:09:24Come on, honey.

01:09:26Thanks,

01:09:27but no thanks.

01:09:28I'm here

01:09:29for the party.

01:09:33Come on, Leon.

01:09:34We've been

01:09:35super patient

01:09:36with you.

01:09:37Just think about it.

01:09:38A chip fitter

01:09:39who got fired

01:09:40from a sham company

01:09:41like DMA

01:09:42wouldn't be invited

01:09:43to this party.

01:09:45What's wrong

01:09:46with being a chip fitter?

01:09:47I hear the new CTO

01:09:48at Intech

01:09:49started out as one.

01:09:50And this whole party

01:09:50is in his honor.

01:09:53Bravo!

01:09:54Give it up, everyone.

01:09:55Oh, Leon,

01:09:57you really did

01:09:57your research.

01:09:59He's nothing like you.

01:10:00He's going to be

01:10:01promoted to the board

01:10:01as a member.

01:10:03And you?

01:10:04You're just an

01:10:04outdated chip fitter

01:10:06without a college degree.

01:10:07I'm pretty sure

01:10:08that has nothing

01:10:08to do with you.

01:10:09Of course it does.

01:10:10I'm the head of HR here.

01:10:12And Adam?

01:10:13Adam just got promoted

01:10:14to lead engineer

01:10:14at R&D.

01:10:16Oh?

01:10:16Mm-hmm.

01:10:17So what?

01:10:18So what?

01:10:20You know,

01:10:21after winning the contract,

01:10:22we'll have to hire

01:10:23hundreds.

01:10:23Hundreds.

01:10:24Hundreds.

01:10:24Even thousands.

01:10:25Thousands of employees.

01:10:27Okay?

01:10:27Mm-hmm.

01:10:28That means

01:10:29I have final say.

01:10:31And we really just

01:10:32don't need pathetic

01:10:33washouts like you.

01:10:34Mm-hmm.

01:10:36Whether or not

01:10:37Intech needs me

01:10:37is none of your concern.

01:10:39You're a lead engineer, Adam.

01:10:40What makes you think

01:10:41you have any say

01:10:42in these things?

01:10:43Excuse me.

01:10:45Who the hell

01:10:45do you think you are, huh?

01:10:47Everyone in here

01:10:47knows that you're

01:10:48a total flop.

01:10:49And bitter

01:10:50because your wife

01:10:51left you.

01:10:52Bitter?

01:10:53No.

01:10:54Divorced.

01:10:55Yes.

01:10:56Well,

01:10:56we heard you had

01:10:57terminal cancer

01:10:58and we wanted

01:10:59to let you go

01:11:00with some dignity,

01:11:01but look at yourself.

01:11:03You crashed the company

01:11:04party like a total psycho.

01:11:06Leon,

01:11:06get a hold of yourself.

01:11:08You're literally

01:11:09about to die.

01:11:10What if you

01:11:11dropped dead

01:11:11right there?

01:11:13Imagine all the problems

01:11:14it would cause

01:11:14for us at Intech.

01:11:16I'm glad you're

01:11:16considering the company's

01:11:17interests,

01:11:18but I'm not planning

01:11:18to die anytime soon.

01:11:21Just kick him out already

01:11:22before people think

01:11:23that we invited him

01:11:25and we'd lose

01:11:26our careers.

01:11:27You're right.

01:11:29Get the hell out,

01:11:30Leon,

01:11:31before we make you.

01:11:34You think you can

01:11:35kick me out, Adam?

01:11:37You don't have

01:11:38the authority.

01:11:39Oh,

01:11:39I'll show you

01:11:40my authority.

01:11:41Security!

01:11:41We have an

01:11:42uninvited guest here.

01:11:44Remove him

01:11:44from the premises.

01:11:45Now.

01:11:48What the hell's

01:11:49going on here?

01:11:52Miss Turner,

01:11:53you're finally here.

01:11:55And these are...

01:11:57My boyfriend,

01:11:58Jimmy,

01:11:58and his mother.

01:11:59Yes,

01:12:00of course.

01:12:01By the way,

01:12:02you guys make

01:12:02a beautiful couple.

01:12:04Stunning.

01:12:07Leon?

01:12:08Do you know him?

01:12:09Of course I do.

01:12:11My sister

01:12:12dumped that loser

01:12:14who let him in?

01:12:16Is this what

01:12:16in-tech security's like?

01:12:18You let any

01:12:18bum

01:12:20waltz in?

01:12:20No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:12:22No, no, no, no, no.

01:12:22We all went to

01:12:23Maple U,

01:12:24or, no, sorry.

01:12:25He dropped out.

01:12:27And, uh,

01:12:27I guess he heard

01:12:28about our party

01:12:29and just decided

01:12:30to sneak in,

01:12:31so, yeah.

01:12:32Yeah, we told him

01:12:33he wasn't welcome,

01:12:34but he just won't leave.

01:12:36So that's how

01:12:37he got in.

01:12:37Yeah.

01:12:38Don't worry, guys.

01:12:42I'll put him

01:12:42in his place.

01:12:45Get the fuck

01:12:46out of here,

01:12:47you piece of trash.

01:12:57Oh,

01:12:58Leon should be here.

01:12:59We should head out.

01:13:01Time to let everyone know

01:13:02that Intech

01:13:03landed that

01:13:03multi-billion dollar deal

01:13:05because of Leon.

01:13:07He's also the reason

01:13:08everyone's getting a raise.

01:13:09I had my talents

01:13:11at first,

01:13:13but he truly is

01:13:14a genius engineer.

01:13:15And so,

01:13:17young,

01:13:18and freshly divorced, too.

01:13:21Stop it.

01:13:22I'm just saying.

01:13:23AI companies are ruthless

01:13:25about coaching Tenant.

01:13:27Leon's way too important

01:13:28to Intech now.

01:13:29You can do everything

01:13:30you can to keep him.

01:13:32don't let him run away.

01:13:36Quit it,

01:13:36or I will sick HR on you.

01:13:38And besides,

01:13:39I already gave him

01:13:40a seat on the board

01:13:41and exclusive shares.

01:13:43That should be enough.

01:13:45Just saying, girl.

01:13:46Shoot your shot.

01:13:48Mildred,

01:13:49please.

01:13:51Okay,

01:13:51I'll stop.

01:13:52But I'm being serious.

01:13:55Strike while the hour is hot.

01:13:57Tap that ass.

01:13:58Wow.

01:13:59Mildred!

01:14:01Okay.

01:14:02Okay.

01:14:02Okay, okay.

01:14:03I'm done.

01:14:03I promise.

01:14:05Now,

01:14:06we really have to go

01:14:06or we're gonna be nice.

01:14:15You're the one

01:14:15who should get out.

01:14:19You know what?

01:14:20The rest of you two,

01:14:20get out.

01:14:21You're ruining my mood.

01:14:22Oh, my God.

01:14:24Ruining the mood.

01:14:27Who the hell

01:14:28do you think you are?

01:14:29Come on.

01:14:31You don't even

01:14:31have much time left.

01:14:33Why don't you go home

01:14:34and die in peace?

01:14:36No, thanks.

01:14:37You're enough of a clown.

01:14:39What the fuck

01:14:39did you just call me?

01:14:40Jimmy,

01:14:41I said behave.

01:14:43Fine.

01:14:45Unlike some people,

01:14:46I actually know

01:14:48when to stop myself.

01:14:49I bet you want to wipe

01:14:50the smug grin off my face.

01:14:52Well, come on.

01:14:53Go ahead.

01:14:54Hit me.

01:15:04You hit me?

01:15:07What the fuck?

01:15:08You actually hit me again?

01:15:10I'm gonna fucking murder you.

01:15:17Oh, my God.

01:15:19Oh, my God.

01:15:19Are you all right?

01:15:20Baby, are you okay?

01:15:22This isn't over, you bastard.

01:15:24I'm calling Tessa over right now.

01:15:26You'll regret what comes next.

01:15:30Tessa,

01:15:31hurry on over.

01:15:32That psycho Leon

01:15:34actually slapped your brother.

01:15:40Mom, where are you?

01:15:42In tech offices?

01:15:43What?

01:15:44I'm on my way.

01:15:46Doc,

01:15:46are the results in yet?

01:15:48I'm really in a rush.

01:15:49Miss Lawrence,

01:15:51you've asked three times already.

01:15:53We're trying our best,

01:15:54but it'll still take

01:15:55at least half an hour.

01:15:56I don't have time.

01:15:57What if Leon tries something?

01:15:59Okay, I gotta go,

01:16:00but call me

01:16:00if you get the results in, okay?

01:16:02Okay, we will.

01:16:05Oh.

01:16:09Wait until Tessa gets here.

01:16:11Don't worry, Betty.

01:16:12I'll deal with him right now.

01:16:13You asshole.

01:16:15How dare you hit my boyfriend?

01:16:17Hey, he asked for it.

01:16:18You have no idea

01:16:20who you're messing with,

01:16:21and you have the audacity

01:16:22to hit my boyfriend?

01:16:25I could destroy you.

01:16:26Ooh, scary.

01:16:28Should I know who you are?

01:16:30I am Heidi Turner,

01:16:32head of R&D at InTech.

01:16:34I work directly with the CTO.

01:16:37Tonight's guest of honor,

01:16:38I am his right-hand woman.

01:16:42His right-hand woman?

01:16:43How come I haven't

01:16:44heard anything about that?

01:16:46Why would you?

01:16:47You're just an outsider.

01:16:48Why the hell is he even here?

01:16:50I don't know.

01:16:51He's probably looking for a job

01:16:52after getting fired from DMA.

01:16:55DMA.

01:16:56The competitors

01:16:57we wiped the floor with.

01:16:58Wow.

01:16:59If they let you go,

01:17:01you must really be useless.

01:17:03Playing corporate spy now?

01:17:05Because you couldn't land

01:17:06a decent job?

01:17:08So you're head of R&D,

01:17:09but they didn't make you

01:17:10VP of engineering?

01:17:12Not surprised.

01:17:13You'd kill an evasion.

01:17:16Face it.

01:17:17You are just a lousy slacker

01:17:19who finally got laid off.

01:17:22But you're acting like

01:17:23you have power

01:17:24over the entire company.

01:17:26Because I do.

01:17:28And effective immediately.

01:17:30Today's your last day at R&D.

01:17:32Oh, my God.

01:17:35You are literally delusional.

01:17:37And you're about to die,

01:17:39so I'm not wasting my breath.

01:17:41Security!

01:17:44Who are you throwing out?

01:17:52What is going on here?

01:17:55this is supposed to be a party.

01:17:59I am so sorry,

01:18:00Miss Yarris.

01:18:01This is totally on me.

01:18:03I know this is a really big night

01:18:05for the company,

01:18:06but this diseased psycho

01:18:08just barged in.

01:18:10A diseased psycho?

01:18:12Yes!

01:18:13That's him!

01:18:14And he's definitely here

01:18:15to try and spy on Intech.

01:18:17He might even drop dead right now

01:18:19and get us tangled up in a lawsuit.

01:18:22But don't worry.

01:18:23I will have him kicked out

01:18:25before the CTO arrives.

01:18:30Let me ask you again.

01:18:33Who the fuck are you kicking out?

01:18:35Miss Yarris,

01:18:37what was that for?

01:18:39I am so sorry, Leon.

01:18:41I should have come earlier.

01:18:43It's okay.

01:18:44I had it handled.

01:18:46I did get to see

01:18:47some pretty eye-opening things.

01:18:50Looks like you can't kick me out now,

01:18:52can you, Miss Turner?

01:18:53Who are you?

01:18:56Heidi,

01:18:56I didn't think you were so clueless.

01:18:58Who else would our CEO

01:19:00treat with so much respect?

01:19:02If not,

01:19:03tonight's guest of honor,

01:19:04the man who saved Intech

01:19:06from a total collapse.

01:19:08Our new CTO,

01:19:10Leon Walden.

01:19:13How is that possible?

01:19:15He's just some dropout chip fitter.

01:19:17He can't be the new CTO.

01:19:19No, that's not possible.

01:19:22I thought our new CTO

01:19:23was a master craftsman,

01:19:26a silicon genius.

01:19:28This guy is just...

01:19:30No, I don't believe it.

01:19:33Better start believing, Heidi.

01:19:36Say hello to our new CTO.

01:19:41Our new CTO?

01:19:43Yeah.

01:19:45I called him names.

01:19:47I accused him of espionage.

01:19:50Oh, crap, it's over.

01:19:54Oh, it's over.

01:19:55He's the CTO.

01:19:58We...

01:19:58Oh, we...

01:20:00We are so fucked!

01:20:02Leon's the new CTO of Intech.

01:20:04I heard he's getting an eight-figure salary.

01:20:09That's why he was driving a new Rolls-Royce.

01:20:11He's the genius to help Intech secure

01:20:14the multi-billion-dollar deal.

01:20:16His salary must be tens of millions.

01:20:19We're rich!

01:20:21Our family's rich now!

01:20:22Hey, Leon.

01:20:24Are you really the new CTO of Intech?

01:20:26Is that Rolls-Royce really yours?

01:20:28Is that any of your business?

01:20:30Of course it is.

01:20:32We're family, huh?

01:20:34You're married to Tessa.

01:20:35You're going through a rough patch.

01:20:37But you vowed for better or worse,

01:20:41richer or poorer.

01:20:43Your problems are nothing now.

01:20:46Nothing.

01:20:47No.

01:20:48Tessa and I are nothing now.

01:20:53The divorce is final.

01:20:56Come on, Leon.

01:20:57Every couple fights.

01:20:59Everyone brings up divorce when they're mad.

01:21:00That's why there's a waiting period.

01:21:02It's not too late to annul it.

01:21:04Tessa's on her way already.

01:21:06I can help you two make up.

01:21:08I'll make sure she apologizes and behaves.

01:21:13Are you kidding me, Betty?

01:21:15Wasn't it you who called me dead weight

01:21:17and couldn't wait to kick me out?

01:21:19You guys don't see the irony here?

01:21:21You guys are way too obvious.

01:21:23Now that I'm the CTO

01:21:25with a big salary and a fancy car,

01:21:27you guys want a piece of the pie too, huh?

01:21:29It's too late.

01:21:31Tessa and I are already divorced.

01:21:32Officially.

01:21:35Fine.

01:21:36Fuck you too, Leon.

01:21:38Whatever.

01:21:39You're about to die anyways.

01:21:40those millions are wasted on you.

01:21:43Just give us some money now

01:21:44and we'll get you a nice funeral

01:21:46and a good tombstone.

01:21:48When you die,

01:21:50no one's coming to collect your body anyway.

01:21:53You can't rely on anyone but us.

01:21:55Wow.

01:21:56You guys dream big.

01:21:57Don't worry.

01:21:58I'm in great health.

01:21:59I'll even fucking outlive you, Betty.

01:22:01Stop kidding yourself, Leon.

01:22:03I saw the report.

01:22:04If you're not the one with cancer,

01:22:05then who is?

01:22:06My daughter.

01:22:12Mom?

01:22:15What the hell did Leon do?

01:22:24Tessa, you're finally here.

01:22:26Did you know he's the new CTO of Intech

01:22:30and he's earning an eight-figure salary

01:22:32and he drives around a Rolls Royce now?

01:22:35You're his wife.

01:22:38You deserve half of his assets.

01:22:40Tell him.

01:22:41You know, a man on his deathbed

01:22:43shouldn't be so stingy.

01:22:44Yeah, Tess.

01:22:45A Cybertruck is so middle class.

01:22:48I should be the one rolling around

01:22:49in a Rolls Royce.

01:22:51Tell Leon to give it to me.

01:22:57Intech really gave you an eight-figure salary

01:22:59and a Rolls Royce?

01:23:02Leon, ignore my family.

01:23:04They just got a little too excited.

01:23:07You're such a big, strong man.

01:23:09We can't let you succumb to cancer.

01:23:13Don't you worry.

01:23:14I'll be by your side day and night

01:23:17while you recover.

01:23:18And then we can live together

01:23:19happily ever after forever.

01:23:22Wow, Tessa, you're really something.

01:23:24What, now that I'm making millions?

01:23:26You want me to save your life

01:23:28so you can leech off me forever?

01:23:30You're the one who said

01:23:31you'd be the breadwinner

01:23:32and all I would have to do

01:23:33is sit pretty.

01:23:35You're so hypocritical.

01:23:37Did you forget we already

01:23:38signed the papers?

01:23:40Oh my god, Leon.

01:23:41I was just kidding.

01:23:44It doesn't matter, Tessa,

01:23:46because you don't have much time left.

01:23:47I tried my best to save you.

01:23:49I even told you to go to the hospital

01:23:51and get checked out.

01:23:52Didn't you speak to the doctor?

01:23:54Of course I went, honey.

01:23:56But the doctor said

01:23:57I was perfectly fine.

01:23:59Except for a few tests

01:24:00we're still waiting on results for,

01:24:02but it's nothing.

01:24:09I'd take that if I were you.

01:24:11It could be the hospital.

01:24:12The sooner you find out,

01:24:13the sooner we can start

01:24:14funeral preparations.

01:24:18Honey,

01:24:20don't joke with me like that.

01:24:22I'm perfectly fine,

01:24:24but if you don't believe me,

01:24:26I'll pick up and show you.

01:24:29Tessa,

01:24:30your test results are out.

01:24:32We're so sorry to inform you

01:24:34that you have stage 4 liver cancer.

01:24:39I have...

01:24:42What did you say?

01:24:43You have terminal liver cancer.

01:24:47Cancer?

01:24:49I'm the one with cancer?

01:24:53How long do I have left to live?

01:24:58Less than a week.

01:25:00Unless...

01:25:00Unless what, doctor?

01:25:02Unless we can find

01:25:03a matching liver donor.

01:25:05But the waiting list

01:25:06will take months.

01:25:08I'm afraid it's too late.

01:25:18Leon, Leon,

01:25:19please save me.

01:25:21I don't want to die.

01:25:23Please,

01:25:23the doctor says

01:25:24I need to find a liver donor

01:25:25before the end of the week.

01:25:26Please,

01:25:27you have to help me.

01:25:29Tessa,

01:25:29did you forget

01:25:30that you rejected

01:25:31the liver donor?

01:25:32I already tried my best

01:25:33to save you.

01:25:35But you didn't believe me.

01:25:36You're the CTO

01:25:37of InTech now.

01:25:39You have power

01:25:40and connections.

01:25:41You can save me, right?

01:25:42I already tried my best

01:25:44to save you.

01:25:45But you didn't believe me.

01:25:47Use the money

01:25:48to get your brother

01:25:48a stupid car.

01:25:49and you rejected

01:25:50the liver donor

01:25:51yourself.

01:25:53I told you

01:25:54you'd regret this.

01:25:56Do you believe me now?

01:25:59Wait, Leon, please!

01:26:01We've been married

01:26:02for three years, okay?

01:26:04We're family!

01:26:05Did you forget already?

01:26:07We signed the papers.

01:26:09What was it that you said?

01:26:10You weren't waiting

01:26:11till death did us part?

01:26:12No, no, no.

01:26:13I was wrong.

01:26:14I was so, so wrong, okay?

01:26:17Tessa, I know you now.

01:26:19If you don't actually

01:26:20believe you're wrong,

01:26:21you're just too afraid to die.

01:26:23Have your brother

01:26:24return the car

01:26:24and then you can apply

01:26:26for a liver donor.

01:26:27Whether you can get back

01:26:28the transplant

01:26:28that you rejected

01:26:31all depends on

01:26:31how lucky you are.

01:26:34Jimmy, please!

01:26:35I don't want to die!

01:26:37You have to get the car back

01:26:38and give me the money!

01:26:40Please!

01:26:40I'm your sister, right?

01:26:48Where the fuck should I?

01:26:50You gave me that money!

01:26:51It's mine now!

01:26:52Jimmy, please!

01:26:53I don't want to die!

01:26:54Please!

01:26:56Tessa, you have terminal cancer.

01:26:58Why should I waste my money on you?

01:27:01Even if you did survive,

01:27:03you'd be bedridden

01:27:03for the rest of your life.

01:27:05And now you want to make

01:27:05that my responsibility?

01:27:07This is your own damn fault!

01:27:09Get off me!

01:27:19I'm sorry for the mess,

01:27:20Miss Yarris.

01:27:21Let's get back to the party now.

01:27:24If you really want to save her...

01:27:27No.

01:27:28Let's let her sweat it out.

01:27:31I have other plans for the evening.

01:27:42I have other plans like this.

01:27:43All right.

01:27:45Let's get back to the party now.

01:27:46Let's go.

01:27:55Let's go.

01:27:56Let's go.

01:27:57Let's go.

01:27:58Let's go.

01:27:59Let's go.

01:28:01Yo, you!

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Silicon God Strikes Back – Full Movie (2026)

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