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somewhere in downtown Miami.

- Morning.

- I can make you some eggs.

That's okay. I've got to go to work early

for some meeting.

So? You see it?

Come on. It was the best one yet.

Mom, what's Sean talking about?

Your uncle shut down Ocean Drive

yesterday.

Sarah, go brush your teeth.

We're gonna leave in five minutes.

Fine.

Could you please stop that?

I don't want her thinking

that what you're doing is okay.

What's wrong with it?

You were on the news again yesterday.

What's gonna happen

when you get arrested?

I'm not gonna get busted.

Why are you acting like this?

Because this whole contest

is a long shot. At best.

Why don't you go back to school

and get a profession?

Didn't you ever want to be a part

of something different?

My little brother,

the professional flash mobber.

Hey-

I was talking to my friend, Jessica.

Take a look at this.

She works at this shipping company,

and they have this

management training program.

You have to start out at the bottom,

but if you catch on,

they even pay for your night school.

Please just think about it.

I don't have to think about it.

We are gonna win this thing.

When we do, people are gonna notice.

They'll have to.

Sarah, come on!

Well, let's hope so.

Because right now, you're getting

your butts kicked by a singing cat.

I knew you watched it!

I came to Miami for one reason.

To turn the Dimont into the top destination

in South Beach.

And that's just the beginning.

In the coming months,

I plan to break ground

on a new hotel and residential complex.

And after that, continue building

the greatest hotels Miami has ever seen.

If you work hard for me,

I will be loyal to you.

Mr. Ryan, for example, started working for

me when he was still in business school.

And now he's general manager

of the Dimont.

Come on, damn it!

Young man.

The entire staff was asked

to be here 20 minutes ago.

I'm sorry. My alarm is all messed up.

I accept your apology,

but you no longer work here.

Wait... What?

Don't bother staying. In our profession,

punctuality is not an option.

I've worked here over a year!

Do we need security to escort you out?

There's a flip-side to my loyalty.

If you don't hold up your end of the deal,

I don't owe you anything.

Anderson customers expect excellence.

I expect nothing less from you.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Anderson.

Okay, let's get to work.

How could you say that?

Because the whole thing goes against

every instinct I have as a parent.

I don't understand why.

Look at it from my perspective.

It's like I'm rewarding you

for dropping out of college.

I only went to college

because you wanted me to.

So this is all about

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