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How did you know where I was?
I mean, I don't even live around here.
Ah! Mr. Cassidy.
The man who claims he knows
Here, take a seat.
- Drop of vino?
- Uh... No.
It seems you were the beneficiary
of an accounting error we made.
I don't know
what you're talking about.
The Ethion discretionary
fund.
Where's my money?
We used it on market research.
At Club Rise?
Sixteen grand?
It must be a very detailed report.
You think you can rip me off
and get away with it?
Credit card fraud?
No, sir, I'm sorry.
I'm gonna pay you back.
No you won't. It wasn't a loan.
Now there's two ways
we can play this.
Are you a horse or a dog?
He's running from the whip.
The whip here being felony fraud.
- He's a dog.
- A dog is motivated by hunger.
He's chasing the rabbit,
his next meal.
You were raised
in a low-income home in Brooklyn.
Your mother died
when you were seven.
Your W-2 says you
now support your father.
30?
So, it means you came
hungry to succeed.
- Yeah, but not like us.
as a security guard.
- Where's the ambition in that?
- What's this about?
You want more out of life!
I grew up like you.
I mean, different streets.
Same dream,
but nobody gave it to me. No one.
And what if I told you
I could make you rich?
And give your friends their jobs back?
That was a smart pitch
you gave yesterday.
I started out at Eikon.
Jock Goddard was my mentor.
Do you know him?
Yeah, of course I know him.
I did my graduate thesis
on semi-conductor memory.
Goddard's basically the reason
cell phones aren't the size of bricks.
He founded Eikon.
And built it
into the largest publicly traded
technology company in the world.
And ever since I left,
he has spent
every waking moment
trying to destroy me.
Eikon has a new smartphone coming
that's said to be a game-changer.
They're calling it Occura.
You are going to work for Eikon.
- What?
- Get us in the door, you get 500K.
Get us what we need, you'll see
another million in stock options.
Money like that
would allow you to take care
of your father and a whole lot more.
Eikon's not just going
to hire me.
They will when
we're done with you.
This is illegal.
This is the opportunity
you have been waiting for.
Now, you could have done a lot of things
with that credit card last night.
Your father's health insurance premium,
graduate school loans,
but you decided to take your mates
out on the town, living it large.
Because you want to know
how the other half lives.
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