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- Sh*t!

- What?

I cut myself.

This is crazy. Someone had to hear that.

- How bad is it?

- I'll be fine.

There's somebody staying here.

David, did you hear me?

One of the angles was from above the bed.

You see anything?

There's a wire.

Here.

David.

It's a camera.

No one's asked for any money.

Not yet.

Look, maybe we should just tell my father.

I might as well put a gun to my head

and pull the trigger.

We'll go to that company he worked for.

I'll find him...

and we'll give him whatever he wants.

Josef Klim doesn't work for us, anymore.

- Since when?

- Two days ago.

Most managers are rental gypsies.

They live where they work.

The Alhambra was his last known residence,

as far as I know.

That is his cell phone number.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Here's my card.

If you hear anything, please call.

I will.

- Thanks.

- You're welcome.

He's not answering. There's no voice mail.

So we wait.

See what they have in mind.

Maybe I can get Dora

to get a billing address for his cell phone.

Yeah.

I am so sorry about this, David.

This whole thing, it's my fault.

I could've said no that night.

I don't see what you have

against a jazz combo.

Well, Mother, we were hoping

for something a little more upbeat.

I like jazz. They played jazz at our wedding.

And what about your older wedding guests?

- F*** them.

- Perry.

No one wants a jazz combo, Mother.

Believe me.

Listen to Perry.

He is the artiste in the family.

What do you say, David?

David.

I'm sorry?

Mother wants to know what kind of music

you want at our reception.

I was just saying how a jazz combo...

A jazz combo would be great.

David.

Excuse me.

- Hey.

- Great party.

- Yeah.

- They're gonna miss you here.

Their loss, my gain.

Hey, how's that Karasz thing coming?

Slow. There's a lot to sift through.

Well, George Szamos said

he set up a meeting with you...

and you blew him off? What...

I didn't mean to leave him

with that impression.

I'll hook up with him Monday morning.

I promise.

This is important, David.

I know, sir. I'm not gonna let you down.

I'm not worried about you letting me down.

I'm just... I'm kind of concerned about Tish.

David, I'm not sure you have what it takes.

I mean, you remember

when that Vaci deal fell through...

and we had that meeting?

I still feel the same way, you know.

I still see that desperation in your eyes.

I mean, I think you're always gonna be

on the outside looking in.

It's not your fault.

It's this inherent flaw.

It's because of where you come from.

You're never going to understand

the power of wealth...

and the subtle guarantees in life

that come with it.

I mean, you can taste it,

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