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00:00:00Kids will be kids.
00:00:18It's nice to have some peace and quiet, finally.
00:00:30What the fuck, Jack?
00:00:33Who said you could come in here?
00:00:37Hey, listen.
00:00:39Hey, no reason to get worked up, Principal Davis.
00:00:45How did you see, you old perv?
00:00:47Look, I didn't see anything.
00:00:49I'm just here to clean, okay?
00:00:51Good boy.
00:00:52Now keep your mouth shut.
00:00:53Or else.
00:01:00I'm just here to clean.
00:01:30What the fuck?
00:01:30What's happening?
00:01:32Isn't that our janitor, Jack?
00:01:38Really?
00:01:39Smoking?
00:01:40Don't you know that these will kill you?
00:01:46Boss.
00:01:47Boss.
00:01:50Alright, kids.
00:01:50Come on, get out of here.
00:01:56What have I told you two?
00:01:58We don't make a scene in public.
00:02:01What's with the crazy entourage?
00:02:03Boss.
00:02:04You're the CEO of Orion Corporation.
00:02:05Orion has become the world's largest military defense contractor under your leadership.
00:02:11We need you now.
00:02:12More than ever.
00:02:14Boss, you're the richest man in the world.
00:02:16You're really going to retire as a janitor?
00:02:17I'm old now.
00:02:19I don't care about any of that stuff.
00:02:22Besides, there's nothing wrong with being a janitor.
00:02:25Not today.
00:02:26Today is my grandson's birthday.
00:02:28And all I want now is to watch him grow up safe and happy.
00:02:34You two leave me in peace.
00:02:37Boss, wait.
00:02:37This is from the Da Vinci Collection.
00:02:42It's $50 million.
00:02:44It's our birthday gift for your grandson.
00:02:47This is a corporate card.
00:02:49No limit set.
00:02:52In case you need to buy anything.
00:02:53I don't need these things.
00:03:00All right.
00:03:01All right.
00:03:02Just this once.
00:03:05Now, somebody give an old man a ride home, okay?
00:03:08I can't be late for my grandson's birthday.
00:03:16Just drop me off here.
00:03:18I don't want anyone to see me with you guys.
00:03:22Thanks for the ride.
00:03:23Who is that?
00:03:33What is a janitor doing here?
00:03:35Maybe he's homeless and he's trying to steal some food.
00:03:43Dad?
00:03:46Why did you come here dressed like that?
00:03:48It's Tommy's birthday party and your dad pulls this shit on me?
00:03:54He's obviously trying to spite me.
00:03:56Grandpa, why are you dressed like a poor person?
00:03:59Mommy, she said that janitors are losers.
00:04:04Tommy, clothes aren't important, okay?
00:04:07What's important is I'm here to celebrate your birthday, buddy.
00:04:10Dad, you're embarrassing us.
00:04:13Exactly.
00:04:14All of our guests are dressed to the nines.
00:04:16You are being so rude to them showing up looking like a bum.
00:04:19Who is that?
00:04:21He looks broke.
00:04:22Wait, did you hear Mike?
00:04:23He was calling him his dad.
00:04:25Yeah, I did.
00:04:27Lisa, Mike.
00:04:28Come on.
00:04:28It's not a big deal.
00:04:30Let's not make a scene, okay?
00:04:31We can talk about it after the birthday party.
00:04:33Not a big deal.
00:04:35You're the one embarrassing us.
00:04:36You don't get to say it's not a big deal.
00:04:37Thank you all for coming to Tommy's birthday party.
00:04:47I'd also like to share some exciting news with you all.
00:04:50Tommy will be getting a new baby sibling soon.
00:04:57What?
00:04:58Lisa's pregnant?
00:04:59That's amazing, Mike.
00:05:02Congratulations, Lisa.
00:05:03Lisa, my gosh, I have a very special present for you.
00:05:08Are you going to tell your dad or me?
00:05:13Dad?
00:05:15Lisa's pregnant?
00:05:18We don't have enough room in the house.
00:05:21What does that mean?
00:05:23The best present you could give my family.
00:05:26Move out.
00:05:26You can't be serious.
00:05:35Dad, I'm almost 30.
00:05:36I want to live alone here with my wife and my kids.
00:05:40Mike, I bought this house.
00:05:41Where am I supposed to go?
00:05:43Who cares?
00:05:44You're just a useless old man that no one wants around.
00:05:47I can't have a smelly, filthy janitor around my baby.
00:05:50Mike has everything that he needs.
00:05:52A beautiful wife and soon two healthy little children.
00:05:56We're the picture of a perfect family.
00:05:58Are you really going to ruin things for him?
00:06:01I wasn't there when Mike was growing up.
00:06:04And I regret that every single day.
00:06:08Guys, I just...
00:06:09I just want to spend time with my family.
00:06:12But we don't want to spend time with you.
00:06:22Okay.
00:06:24Yeah, I'll just...
00:06:24I'll go.
00:06:26One last thing, Mike, before I go.
00:06:33What?
00:06:35Don't make the same mistake that I did.
00:06:38Family is everything.
00:06:41Remember that.
00:06:42I spent the last 20 years working for money and power.
00:06:54What's the use of being CEO of a Ryan Corporation if I have no one by my side?
00:07:00Leave me alone.
00:07:01Don't be so cold.
00:07:06Let's have some fun.
00:07:07Just giving you what you wanted.
00:07:09What are you asking for?
00:07:10Strutting around late at night?
00:07:12Just like that?
00:07:14Stop!
00:07:14Mr. Bradshaw!
00:07:20Who the fuck are you?
00:07:36Hey, you old fuck.
00:07:39Mind your business.
00:07:41Or we'll beat your ass.
00:07:45Leave her alone.
00:07:45Poor guy.
00:07:56Never mind.
00:07:57Wow.
00:07:58I didn't know our school's janitor is so dope.
00:08:00Wow, I didn't know our school's janitor is so dope.
00:08:15Are you all right, Amelia?
00:08:17Yeah.
00:08:19Thank you, Mr. Bradshaw.
00:08:22Yeah.
00:08:24Mr. Bradshaw, if it's not too much trouble,
00:08:29could you walk me home?
00:08:32Yeah, of course.
00:08:37So what were you doing at the school so late?
00:08:39I forgot to bring my homework after cheer practice,
00:08:41so I came back to get it.
00:08:43What about you?
00:08:45How come you're out so late at night all alone, too?
00:08:48No reason.
00:08:49Oh, come on, you can tell me.
00:08:51Fine.
00:08:53My son and daughter-in-law kicked me out of the house.
00:08:57I had nowhere to go, so I went back to the school.
00:09:03After my wife died, I buried myself in work,
00:09:09neglected my son.
00:09:11I guess this is what I get.
00:09:12No, your son and daughter-in-law are terrible.
00:09:16They don't deserve you.
00:09:17You're handsome, and you're really tough.
00:09:20Hey, do you want a wife?
00:09:30What?
00:09:31Listen, I'm serious.
00:09:33You're a great guy.
00:09:34I really like you.
00:09:35No, no, no.
00:09:37I'm too old for you.
00:09:39You're too young for even my son.
00:09:41No.
00:09:41I know that.
00:09:42Duh.
00:09:43I was talking about my mom.
00:09:45Oh.
00:09:47Wait.
00:09:48Your mom?
00:09:49Yeah.
00:09:50My mom is our school's chairwoman.
00:09:52She's pretty, she's smart, and a total badass.
00:09:56Do you want to meet her?
00:09:57I could totally introduce you to.
00:09:59No.
00:10:00That's okay.
00:10:01Look, are we almost there?
00:10:02Because I've got to get going.
00:10:03Come on.
00:10:04Amelia, it's late.
00:10:14Where were you?
00:10:15Mom, I ran into some trouble on the way home, but Mr. Bradshaw saved me.
00:10:19Are you okay?
00:10:37Yeah.
00:10:38I'm all right.
00:10:39Okay, we'll talk about that later.
00:10:41And you are?
00:10:42Jack Bradshaw.
00:10:44I'm a janitor at your school.
00:10:47Janitor.
00:10:47And you're walking my daughter home alone.
00:10:50Why?
00:10:51Mom, I asked him to.
00:10:54It's only right to help those in need.
00:10:57Is that so?
00:10:59Well, aren't you a man of principle?
00:11:01Mom, Mr. Bradshaw is a good man.
00:11:03He saved me.
00:11:05Amelia, why don't you go inside so I can talk to this good man?
00:11:07Now that she's gone, why don't you tell me why you really came all this way?
00:11:18Hmm?
00:11:19Money?
00:11:21A promotion?
00:11:22Something else?
00:11:27No.
00:11:29Just trying to do the right thing.
00:11:31It's okay to want money.
00:11:32I'll write you a check.
00:11:34Just come by my office to pick it up.
00:11:36I know you think because I'm a janitor, I want money or something, but I really don't.
00:11:43Good night.
00:11:44Wait.
00:11:47I should thank you for helping Amelia.
00:11:49That's all I need.
00:11:53You're welcome.
00:12:01You're an interesting man.
00:12:02Mom, what did you think about Jack?
00:12:22What do you mean?
00:12:25I mean, isn't he handsome?
00:12:27And he saved me today.
00:12:30He is handsome.
00:12:32And?
00:12:33And single.
00:12:35So you should marry him.
00:12:37What?
00:12:40What?
00:12:41Yeah.
00:12:42You've been single for so long, Mom.
00:12:45It's time for you to find a cute guy and get married.
00:12:48Jack is handsome.
00:12:49And he's a good person.
00:12:50And you would look so cute together.
00:12:53You can't joke like that.
00:12:55He's the janitor at my school.
00:12:57I'm his boss's boss.
00:12:59Oh, come on.
00:13:00You can at least try.
00:13:02Come on for me.
00:13:04Please.
00:13:05All right.
00:13:06I'll consider it.
00:13:08But before I even think about dating him,
00:13:10I gotta see if I'll pass my test.
00:13:13Test?
00:13:14Uh, excuse me.
00:13:33Excuse me.
00:13:35No littering, please.
00:13:36It's unbelievable.
00:13:37It's unbelievable.
00:13:38It's unbelievable.
00:13:47Did she drop her wallet?
00:13:57Mom, he took the money?
00:13:59Looks like he failed my test.
00:14:03Maybe he had a good reason.
00:14:06We shouldn't jump to conclusions.
00:14:08It's over.
00:14:10How people act when they think nobody's watching shows their true character.
00:14:13I can't trust somebody who would give in to their greed so easily.
00:14:23My wallet.
00:14:24Has anyone seen my wallet?
00:14:25Um, yeah, I think you must have dropped this.
00:14:35Oh, and it's all here.
00:14:43Aren't you the sweetest, Jack?
00:14:45Hey, big guy.
00:14:49Let me show you how grateful I am.
00:14:52Did you like what you saw last time?
00:14:54Or, we can do anything else you want.
00:14:57I never told her to try and seduce him.
00:15:00Wait, let's not be hasty.
00:15:02Um, sorry.
00:15:03He gave back the wallet and he didn't give in to that floozy.
00:15:07You're right.
00:15:08I jumped to conclusions.
00:15:09So, you're going to give him a chance?
00:15:12Fine.
00:15:13I'll consider it.
00:15:22Hey, Jack.
00:15:29I've had my eyes on you for a while now.
00:15:31Why don't we go on a date, get to know each other?
00:15:36Um, I just, I'm, I'm not interested.
00:15:39Oh, don't be shy.
00:15:42I'm a teacher.
00:15:43And you're just some janitor.
00:15:45You should be honored I'm into you.
00:15:48Uh, no thank you.
00:15:49Um, I just, I'm, I'm really not looking for romance right now, so.
00:15:54What's your problem, huh?
00:15:56You think you're too good for me?
00:15:58You scrubbed toilets for a living.
00:16:01I know my own worth.
00:16:03And I don't need your approval.
00:16:04Oh, please.
00:16:06You're just some loser.
00:16:08You're never landing anyone better than me.
00:16:10Hop in, Jack.
00:16:24We're late for dinner.
00:16:32Sorry.
00:16:32My ride's here.
00:16:35Yes.
00:16:48How did that janitor land the chairwoman?
00:16:51Thanks for sending me back there.
00:16:55I can't let anyone pick on my husband.
00:16:58What?
00:17:00Husband?
00:17:00Yes, husband.
00:17:03Relax.
00:17:05We can just have a contract marriage.
00:17:07A contract marriage?
00:17:08You saved Amelia's life.
00:17:11She's so grateful to you.
00:17:13And she likes you a lot.
00:17:17But I just...
00:17:18She doesn't have a father.
00:17:20All she's ever wanted is to have a full family.
00:17:24You've met her.
00:17:25You know how stubborn she can be.
00:17:26I don't want to disappoint her.
00:17:29I see.
00:17:33So where are we?
00:17:35A charity banquet.
00:17:35There's a $30 million donation to the school on the line.
00:17:40I had my secretary purchase a prized Da Vinci painting.
00:17:43A Da Vinci painting?
00:17:44Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:17:46This is from the Da Vinci collection.
00:17:49It's $50 million.
00:17:51You ready?
00:17:54Yeah.
00:17:54Okay.
00:18:05I'm going to go speak to the school's biggest patron.
00:18:11Painting, please?
00:18:12Yeah.
00:18:14Well, there she is.
00:18:16If it isn't the gorgeous chairwoman, Miss Grayson.
00:18:20Keep your distance, Carl.
00:18:21We're not that close.
00:18:22Jack, what's a dirty janitor doing in a black tie affair?
00:18:31Do you know where you are?
00:18:33This is a high society event.
00:18:36You're not even good enough to wait tables here.
00:18:39Jack is my guest.
00:18:41Show some respect.
00:18:42Guest?
00:18:44You brought a janitor?
00:18:46Emma, have you lost your mind?
00:18:49Watch your mouth.
00:18:50Know your place.
00:18:51You're the principal at my school.
00:18:57I'm sorry, Jack.
00:18:58I didn't know he'd be so rude.
00:18:59No, it's all right.
00:19:00I'm used to it.
00:19:02Words don't hurt me.
00:19:03All right.
00:19:04I'll be right back, okay?
00:19:06Okay.
00:19:13Chairman Grumman, I have a present for you.
00:19:17I hope you like it.
00:19:21Oh, this is a classic piece.
00:19:28Emma, how do you get this?
00:19:30From a private collector.
00:19:32I hope it's to your liking.
00:19:33Like it?
00:19:34It's amazing.
00:19:36It's going to be the centerpiece of my collection.
00:19:38I had my secretary purchase a prized Da Vinci painting.
00:19:41A Da Vinci painting?
00:19:42Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:19:48Emma, you are so thoughtful.
00:19:51I'm so glad you like it.
00:19:52You've been donating to the school for decades now.
00:19:55It's the least I can do to show my gratitude for your patronage.
00:19:57Of course.
00:19:58Well, I will be donating $30 million this year as well.
00:20:02No expenses spared for the best private school in the country.
00:20:06Thank you for your continued trust, Mr. Grumman.
00:20:09Wait!
00:20:12That painting is a fake.
00:20:14What?
00:20:22It's a fake?
00:20:25Unbelievable.
00:20:27What do you mean it's a fake?
00:20:29Carl, what do you mean?
00:20:32Huh.
00:20:32Because I bribed the secretary.
00:20:34She tricked you into buying a forgery.
00:20:36That painting is in the British Royal Collection.
00:20:42It's a one-of-a-kind.
00:20:44So how is it here, Emma?
00:20:46Were you scammed?
00:20:48Or were you just lying?
00:20:52Emma, is this how you treat the biggest donor to your school?
00:20:56No, Mr. Grumman.
00:20:57There must be a misunderstanding.
00:20:58I had my secretary purchase this from a very reputable vendor.
00:21:02Fake is a fake.
00:21:03But don't take my word for it.
00:21:05The head authenticator of Christie's Auction House is here tonight.
00:21:12Why don't we let Dr. Sirtis be the judge?
00:21:32Larry and Sirtis, let me give you some assistance here, man.
00:21:35Yes.
00:21:36Yes.
00:21:37The texture of the canvas.
00:21:41You can see that it's just not consistent with what's expected in the 18th century.
00:21:47I regret to inform all of you that this is without a doubt a fake.
00:21:54Damn, Emma's in trouble.
00:21:56I need to help her.
00:21:57I can't believe she would do this.
00:22:00I think she did it on purpose.
00:22:02No, I didn't.
00:22:03I need a chance to prove it.
00:22:05Emma, you're done for.
00:22:07You'll be removed by the board.
00:22:09Then I'll be able to take your place.
00:22:14That's enough!
00:22:15Emma, I'm disappointed in you.
00:22:26I won't be making a donation anymore.
00:22:29And you can leave.
00:22:34Mr. Grumman, you're so commanding and assertive.
00:22:39But please, give our school another chance.
00:22:43Once I am made chairman.
00:22:45I won't be donating to Emma.
00:22:49Yeah.
00:22:50I can't trust her.
00:22:51Mm-mm.
00:22:56Whoa!
00:23:03Jack.
00:23:04Sorry, Madam Chairwoman.
00:23:07I grabbed the wrong present.
00:23:10This
00:23:11is the right present
00:23:15for Mr. Grumman.
00:23:28My goodness.
00:23:30What do we have here?
00:23:33This is impeccable.
00:23:35This
00:23:35this is
00:23:37the genuine article.
00:23:39This will likely fetch
00:23:41$50 million
00:23:43at auction.
00:23:55Two paintings?
00:23:57When?
00:23:57I didn't...
00:23:57Trust me.
00:23:58This isn't a joke.
00:24:00This is a serious event.
00:24:01The whole school is on the line.
00:24:03What is the meaning of this?
00:24:05Why are there two identical paintings?
00:24:07I'm sorry, Mr. Grumman.
00:24:09I must have just brought out the wrong one.
00:24:11Please forgive my mistake.
00:24:14Well, if Dr. Sertis says it's genuine,
00:24:16then it must be real.
00:24:22Maybe Emma stole it.
00:24:24How dare you accuse me of stealing?
00:24:34Emma, can you guarantee that this painting is real?
00:24:38I promise.
00:24:43That painting is the real thing.
00:24:50You?
00:24:52A janitor?
00:24:53Your promise is worth nothing.
00:24:57Who are you again?
00:24:58Mr. Grumman, he's a janitor at my school.
00:25:04A janitor?
00:25:06Yes.
00:25:08A dirty, lowly janitor.
00:25:13Ew, janitor.
00:25:14How did he even get in here?
00:25:16Emma, what did you bring her for?
00:25:17Are you trying to embarrass us?
00:25:19Emma, explain yourself.
00:25:22Yes, Mr. Grumman.
00:25:24I think that she's trying to humiliate you
00:25:26by bringing a janitor to your banquet.
00:25:30Uninvited.
00:25:31The audacity.
00:25:33Oh, my.
00:25:35I can smell the bleach on him from over here.
00:25:38Yes.
00:25:39He was unclogging the ladies' toilets the other week.
00:25:44Would you like to see pictures of him
00:25:46scrubbing the toilets on his knees?
00:25:49That's enough.
00:25:57He's my husband.
00:26:08She really just admitted I'm her husband
00:26:10in front of everyone,
00:26:12even though she thinks I'm just a janitor.
00:26:15Any man is lucky to have her.
00:26:19What?
00:26:21You would take a janitor as a husband?
00:26:23Yes.
00:26:25And?
00:26:26What are you, desperate for men?
00:26:29You know, I've asked you out for years.
00:26:31I figured you were playing hard to get.
00:26:33But you would take this piece of trash over me?
00:26:36That's none of your business.
00:26:38Emma, you're crazy.
00:26:40Maybe she is crazy.
00:26:42Or maybe she's just into men
00:26:44that crawl out of the gutter.
00:26:46Tell me.
00:26:49Do you fuck in the dumpster?
00:26:54Oh, what's the matter?
00:26:55You gonna hit me?
00:26:57Go on, do it.
00:27:04How dare you hit me?
00:27:06You asked for it.
00:27:07Carl, that slap was just a warning.
00:27:12But remember this.
00:27:13Next time you insult my wife,
00:27:16you'll regret it for the rest of your life.
00:27:21Fuck, I'm gonna fire you.
00:27:23As long as I'm still your boss,
00:27:25you don't have the authority to fire him.
00:27:27And I won't tolerate any threats against him.
00:27:31Emma, you're making a scene.
00:27:33Mr. Grumman,
00:27:35were you not bothered when they were ridiculing my husband?
00:27:37Was I not making a scene?
00:27:43Wait,
00:27:44you're going against Mr. Grumman for a janitor?
00:27:48Emma,
00:27:49have you forgotten
00:27:50that our school needs
00:27:52the chairman's donations
00:27:54and without them,
00:27:55we will have no funding?
00:27:59And it will be all your fault.
00:28:01He's right.
00:28:02This is about keeping the school open.
00:28:04She's too emotional.
00:28:06Apologize to Mr. Grumman.
00:28:08Apologize?
00:28:10For what?
00:28:10I'm not gonna throw aside my husband
00:28:13to beg for mercy.
00:28:14God, she's so brave.
00:28:16I'm so lucky to have found her.
00:28:19Come on, Jack.
00:28:19Let's go.
00:28:21Okay.
00:28:32Emma.
00:28:34Emma.
00:28:38Emma.
00:28:40Why are you crying?
00:28:44I'm so sorry.
00:28:47Did I just ruin everything?
00:28:50It's too late to take it back now.
00:28:52I'm sorry.
00:28:53I'm sorry that I spoke out.
00:28:54I couldn't stand there
00:28:56and watch them picking on you.
00:29:03I'm sorry, Jack.
00:29:04I'm sorry for losing my temper.
00:29:07You didn't do anything wrong.
00:29:09I'm just so tired.
00:29:14I'm so sick of kissing up to billionaires
00:29:17just to keep the school open.
00:29:18I'm sorry you had to go through that.
00:29:22No, Jack.
00:29:24I should be thanking you.
00:29:27Having you by my side
00:29:28gave me the strength
00:29:28to finally say
00:29:29what I've always been holding back on.
00:29:30But what about the school?
00:29:33Without that donation,
00:29:34is the school really going to go bankrupt?
00:29:36If the school closes,
00:29:37hundreds of students
00:29:38will be left without an education,
00:29:40especially those on scholarships.
00:29:42Not to mention the teachers
00:29:43who will be unemployed.
00:29:44Their families will be in trouble too.
00:29:46I'm not going to let that happen.
00:29:49What's done is done.
00:29:49Karuman has made it very clear
00:29:52his opinion of me.
00:29:53Carl has been waiting
00:29:54to use serve me for years.
00:29:56Without their support,
00:29:57the school is doomed.
00:29:59Let me help.
00:30:00What could you possibly do?
00:30:04It's okay.
00:30:04I will find a new donor.
00:30:06I'll find a new source of funds.
00:30:11This is everything
00:30:12that I've said to him over the years.
00:30:14If you need it,
00:30:15it's yours.
00:30:16Jack, you're so sweet.
00:30:23But we're missing 30 million,
00:30:25not 3,000.
00:30:27There's nothing you can do to help me.
00:30:29Actually, I can.
00:30:31This is everything
00:30:32that I've saved
00:30:33for the last 20 years.
00:30:37It's okay.
00:30:41It's been a long day.
00:30:43I'm tired.
00:30:43Let's go home.
00:30:56Mr. Grumman,
00:30:57I want to apologize
00:30:59for the way that
00:31:00Emma ruined your party.
00:31:03Apologize?
00:31:04I don't need that.
00:31:06I think I deserve
00:31:07an explanation from the school.
00:31:09Of course.
00:31:10Of course.
00:31:11I've already called
00:31:12for an emergency board meeting
00:31:14where I will propose
00:31:15that she be fired
00:31:17from her position.
00:31:19A chairwoman
00:31:21marrying a janitor
00:31:23with a simply not qualified
00:31:25in shaping young minds.
00:31:27Wouldn't you agree,
00:31:29Mr. Grumman?
00:31:30If this goes through,
00:31:32I'll reconsider my decision.
00:31:36Remember,
00:31:36a $30 million donation
00:31:39is on the line.
00:31:44Don't blame me, Emma.
00:31:46It's your own fault.
00:31:48You made the wrong choice.
00:31:58Mom,
00:31:59is everything going to be okay?
00:32:03No.
00:32:04It's worse than I imagined.
00:32:05What are we going to do?
00:32:07Is the school
00:32:07really going to go bankrupt?
00:32:16No.
00:32:17Amelia,
00:32:17don't worry.
00:32:18I'll take care of it.
00:32:20Take care of it?
00:32:22Come on, Jack.
00:32:23Don't make empty promises.
00:32:24This isn't a fairy tale.
00:32:25We're talking about
00:32:26$30 million.
00:32:27$30 million.
00:32:28I'm not making
00:32:30empty promises.
00:32:31I'm telling you,
00:32:33I can take care of this.
00:32:34Okay, Jack.
00:32:35Whatever you say.
00:32:37But even if we have the money,
00:32:38Carl's never going to give up.
00:32:40He'll do whatever he has to do
00:32:41to get whatever he wants.
00:32:43He can't.
00:32:44Trust me.
00:32:47Wait, Jack.
00:32:48Where are you going?
00:32:50Didn't your family
00:32:50kick you out?
00:32:52I'm back to the school.
00:32:55Jack,
00:32:55did you forget?
00:32:58You're my husband.
00:33:01You have a family now.
00:33:04Mom,
00:33:04you and Jack are already...
00:33:07Amelia,
00:33:10stay.
00:33:11At least for tonight.
00:33:13Please.
00:33:15I need you to stay.
00:33:20Oh, Mom,
00:33:21you're blushing.
00:33:23Go back to your room
00:33:24now, please.
00:33:25Okay, okay.
00:33:26But you know,
00:33:28soundproof isn't great.
00:33:31Don't stay up too late.
00:33:38You should go shower.
00:33:40Get out of this
00:33:41janitor uniform.
00:33:46I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:47I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:48I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:48I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:49I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:49I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:50I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:50I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:51I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:52I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:52I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:53I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:54I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:54I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:55I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:56I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:56I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:57I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:58I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:59I'll find you something to wear.
00:34:00I'll find you something to wear.
00:34:01I'll find you something to wear.
00:34:02Oh, I'm sorry.
00:34:32Sorry, that was an accident.
00:34:36No, it's okay.
00:34:40Originally, this was my dad's.
00:34:42Why don't you try it on?
00:34:44Yeah. Okay.
00:34:57Wow.
00:34:59You clean up nicely.
00:35:32I'm sorry.
00:35:41What is it? It's light.
00:35:43Chairwoman, this is a formal notice.
00:35:46The school board has called an emergency meeting for tomorrow at 9 a.m.
00:35:50They have requested you attend.
00:35:52An emergency board meeting? For what?
00:35:55To discuss Principal Davis' proposal to have you removed as chairwoman.
00:36:04Carl, he's faster than we thought.
00:36:07Don't worry.
00:36:12I told you.
00:36:13I'll take care of this.
00:36:15Trust me.
00:36:16Trust me.
00:36:22Trust me.
00:36:24The past 20 years, I'm worth billions.
00:36:25Not to mention this black card Lewis gave me.
00:36:29Emma, I won't let them threaten you.
00:36:33I'll ruin anyone who rises against you.
00:36:34The past 20 years, I'm worth billions.
00:36:38Not to mention this black card Lewis gave me.
00:36:40Emma, I won't let them threaten you.
00:36:42I'll ruin anyone who rises against you.
00:36:45I'll ruin anyone who rises against you.
00:36:53Vivian, right now, as CEO of Orion Corporation, I need you to do something for me.
00:36:58Yes, boss.
00:36:59First, make an announcement that in three days, Orion Corporation will be holding a charity banquet with an emphasis on education.
00:37:09Second, before 9 a.m. tomorrow morning, I need you to prepare $30 million in cash.
00:37:29Mr. Davis, as principal, do you have anything to say about the future of the school?
00:37:39Everyone, I will be stepping up and taking control of the school, and I will steer it toward a prosperous future.
00:37:47Now, as far as Emma, she has seriously offended Chairman Grumman, one of our school's longtime patrons.
00:38:00Emma has seriously damaged our school's reputation.
00:38:05I condemn her reckless and irresponsible behavior.
00:38:09From this day on, I will be leading this school to the new age of glory.
00:38:27Look, someone's coming.
00:38:36Who is this? I've never seen them.
00:38:39Miss Grayson, what do you have to say to Mr. Davis's accusations?
00:38:49Please, don't push. Just stay back. Thank you. Please stay back.
00:38:52Miss Grayson, it's rumored your conflicts with Principal Davis are due to your failures to secure funding for the school.
00:38:57What do you have to say?
00:38:59Miss Grayson, you've been accused of sleeping with the school janitor and seriously offending Chairman Grumman.
00:39:03For his sake, explain yourself.
00:39:05I'll answer that question.
00:39:06After all, I am that janitor.
00:39:10Where do you know who I really am?
00:39:12Hmm? You don't know?
00:39:15Not for that for now.
00:39:17Today will not be Emma Grayson's last day.
00:39:19But rather, a new beginning.
00:39:23And as for Carl Davis?
00:39:27Carl's still.
00:39:29That's all. No more questions. Thank you.
00:39:30No more questions. Thank you.
00:39:47They're already starting to vote.
00:39:49Emma's gonna be a nobody after today.
00:39:52Emma's gonna be a nobody after today.
00:39:54You're so right, Miss White.
00:39:56Emma should have been fired years ago.
00:39:58Ugh. She's not fit to manage the school.
00:40:01Of course.
00:40:03But don't you worry. Once I become part of this faculty, I'll make sure to put you in charge of finances.
00:40:08Oh, thank you, Miss White.
00:40:11And tell Mr. Davis I won't let him down.
00:40:13Well, look who's here. It's the janitor who's been dragging the chairwoman down.
00:40:35Jacques, this is an important, exclusive board meeting. There's no place for you here.
00:40:41Just get out of our way.
00:40:44Jack, you're just a dirty janitor. How dare you speak to Miss White like that?
00:40:49And you, you're just hurting my eyes.
00:40:52You get out of the way too.
00:40:54Security, throw them out.
00:40:59No.
00:41:06Emma, you've already been fired by the school board.
00:41:09Who do you think you are?
00:41:12Fired? By who? By Carl?
00:41:14That's right. Mr. Davis already gathered the necessary votes.
00:41:18It's all over.
00:41:19Wonderful. Well, Mr. Davis can tell me to my face.
00:41:22Now move.
00:41:24What are you waiting for?
00:41:26Throw them out!
00:41:27You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:41:28What are you saying?
00:41:29You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:41:30What are you saying?
00:41:31You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:41:32What are you so smug about?
00:41:33All this talk, Emma.
00:41:35And your last hope is a janitor who punches his problems.
00:41:36You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:41:38What are you so smug about?
00:41:40All this talk, Emma.
00:41:41And your last hope is a janitor who punches his problems.
00:41:42Thanks for protecting me.
00:41:43Jack is above hitting women.
00:41:44But I'm not.
00:41:45Ah!
00:41:46Ah!
00:41:47Ah!
00:41:48Ah!
00:41:49Ah!
00:41:51Ah!
00:41:53You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:41:55What are you so smug about?
00:41:56All this talk, Emma.
00:41:57All this talk, Emma.
00:42:00And your last hope is a janitor who punches his problems.
00:42:05Thanks for protecting me
00:42:08Jack is above hitting women, but I'm not
00:42:15Why don't you escort us in? Oh my god
00:42:34Emma the board meeting is in progress to determine your fate and as you are the involved party you cannot be here
00:43:04Emma is a chairwoman and as the chairwoman she's also a member of the school board
00:43:19So any school board meeting without the chairwoman is ineligible
00:43:25So your decision today, well it doesn't matter
00:43:29Now tell me, who's for?
00:43:34And who's against?
00:43:38Emma, the forgery that you presented Chairman Grumman is the reason that the school has lost its funding
00:43:46Or have you forgotten?
00:43:48Enough with your baseless accusations
00:43:52I have uncovered the truth
00:43:55And it was you
00:43:57You were the one who planted the forgery in an attempt to ruin my wife's good reputation
00:44:07Where's your proof?
00:44:13Without proof
00:44:15Your accusations are just slander
00:44:19We're not interested in your personal differences with Mr. Davis
00:44:25We need solutions
00:44:27That's right, the school has no funding
00:44:29We need to do something
00:44:31Hey
00:44:33Don't worry
00:44:35I got this
00:44:36Funding won't be a problem
00:44:45Funding won't be a problem
00:44:49In three days the governor's daughter Vivian will be hosting a charity banquet in the city
00:44:55She works for the Orion Corporation
00:44:57So what?
00:44:59So Emma will attend as chairwoman
00:45:03And once she secures a donation from the governor's daughter Vivian
00:45:07The school will have more than enough funding
00:45:11I didn't know anything about this
00:45:13Don't be absurd
00:45:14Why would the governor's daughter care about what you have to say?
00:45:18Because
00:45:19I'm her boss
00:45:25Now
00:45:26Any objections?
00:45:31You
00:45:32A janitor
00:45:34Now why would Vivian
00:45:35The governor's daughter
00:45:37Listen to you?
00:45:39Ridiculous
00:45:41Jack
00:45:42You're just a janitor
00:45:43You're not fooling anyone
00:45:44You're expecting this janitor
00:45:47To save you?
00:45:49Ha!
00:45:51Ridiculous
00:45:53Jack
00:45:54Can you really take care of this?
00:45:56We can't risk anything
00:45:58Trust me Emma
00:46:00Emma
00:46:02You have been making mistake after mistake after mistake
00:46:06Ever since you chose a janitor as a husband
00:46:11Jack
00:46:12That's enough
00:46:14What we need is more money
00:46:17You see sweetheart?
00:46:20They can't wait for our demise
00:46:22Well what should we do?
00:46:24Don't worry
00:46:25I came doubly prepared
00:46:26We're talking 30 million dollars
00:46:2930 million?
00:46:31I could bring 300 million
00:46:33Come in
00:46:34Come in
00:46:39Come in
00:46:40Who?
00:46:41Your janitor buddies?
00:46:43They're too busy mopping the floors
00:46:49come in who your janitor buddies
00:46:56they're too busy mopping the floor
00:47:02i prepared 30 million dollars for this school it's gonna arrive in three minutes
00:47:12oh jack it was already a stretch to say that we could get all the funding from vivian
00:47:17how are you gonna get 30 million dollars it's 30 million dollars jack you could sell emma
00:47:24and still come up short but now you say you'll have the money ready in three minutes that's absurd
00:47:31what if i do if you bring us 30 million dollars i will get down on my knees and i will lick your
00:47:40shoes but if you fail you'll get down on your knees and beg me for mercy
00:47:48deal let's say we got about one more minute mr davis you're too kind but this isn't something
00:47:59getting on your knees will solve emma still needs to be fired that's right it's why we're gathered
00:48:06here today emma don't be stubborn we need jerry grumman's support only principal davis
00:48:15can save the school from bankruptcy now emma don't worry i won't make you beg
00:48:22just um be in my bed this evening i'll help you out i promise
00:48:28you're disgusting well it's been three minutes where's the money
00:48:33oh
00:48:36oh
00:48:39oh
00:48:42oh
00:48:45oh
00:48:49oh
00:48:55oh
00:49:00this is impossible where did you get that money jack emma i knew it the future of the school is
00:49:24right with you two at the league are you really turning on us shut up carl will you please
00:49:33control your subordinates we only act in the best interest of the school whoever saves it from
00:49:38bankruptcy wins wait wait wait are we sure that this money is legal are you trying to pin us with
00:49:50money laundry yes he's right this money must be dirty carl you have such an active imagination
00:50:02i agree we need the funds but can you prove the money is clean
00:50:13clean 30 million dollars from a janitor
00:50:16how could it be legal that's right who knows where the money came from you don't need to
00:50:22know where my money came from what you need to do is admit that you lost
00:50:34what's wrong carl you get your own terms so quickly yep we bring the 30 million you get down on your
00:50:41knees and lick his shoes how dare you humiliate me
00:50:50jack do you really think 30 million dollars will solve everything um
00:50:57how long do you think 30 million dollars is gonna last
00:51:09emma offended chairman groom and who is the most dedicated patron in our school
00:51:15she's ruined our reputation in high society we're gonna have trouble even finding students
00:51:19exactly exactly and i i am the only one that is in good standings with chairman groom and the school
00:51:28needs me
00:51:28emma do you do you really think jack can save you he's just a janitor even if he has the money you
00:51:40still offended chairman groom and emma if you beg very nicely to me
00:51:46maybe i'll put in a couple good words for you emma you don't have to give in to him jack
00:51:58i get that you're new money but you'll never understand what it's like to truly have wealth and
00:52:06status that's true without chairman groom and its patronage the school is going to fall into ruin
00:52:13miss grayson we'll give you three more days but find a way to repair the school's relationship with
00:52:20chairman groom and wow you really are too kind she's put the school at risk and you're gonna
00:52:29give her three more days we're giving you another chance on account of the 30 million dollars
00:52:34that you managed to scrounge up today for us but can you please cut the janitor out
00:52:40i can't stand being in the same room with him right no no no
00:52:54i know you all might think of him as just a janitor
00:52:56but he has proven himself to be a loyal wonderful loving husband
00:53:07let's get out of here
00:53:14emma
00:53:26esteemed members of the board please calm down emma will regret her decision
00:53:46what
00:54:07seatbelt
00:54:08right
00:54:12mom
00:54:16what are we gonna do now
00:54:19amelia what are you doing in the car
00:54:24does it matter what happens now three days
00:54:28how are we gonna get mr. Grumman's approval i don't know
00:54:31i have a question who's the bigger deal chairman Grumman
00:54:36or the governor's daughter Vivian that's obvious
00:54:39of course it's the beautiful generous smart and business savvy Vivian
00:54:44you're banking on the charity banquet in three days
00:54:47it's no use the charity banquet for the elite is going to be arranged by chairman
00:54:52Grumman there's no way we'll get an invitation
00:54:54i just need to know would Vivian be able to help
00:54:57of course okay we'll get an invitation
00:55:02i'm sure of it
00:55:04we're home are you coming uh no you guys go ahead i have a quick call to make
00:55:21Vivian it's jack i need an invitation yes boss
00:55:35hey it's late what are you still doing up
00:55:51can't sleep
00:55:52maybe maybe it's time to beg chairman Grumman for help
00:55:59we all know 30 million dollars is more than enough money to keep the school going
00:56:07carl's just looking for an excuse to get you fired
00:56:11but the whole board is behind him
00:56:13the charity banquet is a long shot but it's my only hope
00:56:17if mr. Grumman could just spare me an invitation
00:56:21oh you should get that
00:56:27maybe it's just what we've been waiting for
00:56:29miss grayson
00:56:43i'm here to deliver an invitation
00:56:46jack
00:56:57is this invitation you're doing
00:57:01what invitation
00:57:03oh wow
00:57:07look maybe chairman Grumman just had a change of heart
00:57:10don't play coy
00:57:13that man was clearly here to hand deliver this invitation
00:57:16i think he's just overthinking it
00:57:19there are too many coincidences
00:57:22i need answers
00:57:24what are you hiding from me
00:57:27sometimes things are just that simple
00:57:31okay don't overthink it besides what's important is now
00:57:34you can attend the charity banquet right
00:57:36but
00:57:39because
00:57:41i'm her boss
00:57:44now
00:57:46any objections
00:57:47who are you really
00:57:54why are you able to do all this
00:57:57i'm just an ordinary
00:58:05hard-working man
00:58:07but sometimes
00:58:14ordinary men
00:58:18can do extraordinary things
00:58:21maybe you're right
00:58:25i just feel like
00:58:29you have a big secret
00:58:30that you're hiding from me
00:58:32like
00:58:34there's a whole side of you that i've never seen
00:58:37that you've seen every bit of me
00:58:55it looks like i've found you a big secret
00:59:22it looks like i've gotten to him
00:59:23you have no idea
00:59:24i've never heard anything
00:59:25and i don't know
00:59:26like that
00:59:28that's amazing
00:59:44thank you
00:59:47I'm not joking
00:59:47there's somebody that
00:59:50Principal Davis! It's been a long time.
00:59:54I heard that Chairman Grumman personally invited you as a guest of honor.
00:59:58Yes, of course. As you know, our school is in need of some resources.
01:00:03Well, Mr. Davis, your school should be honored to have such a hard-working, dedicated principal.
01:00:09You'd make a splendid headmaster, should you get the chance.
01:00:20Principal Davis, thank you so much for inviting us to such an important banquet.
01:00:36Hello, Mike. You're welcome. I'm so glad you could make it.
01:00:41Mr. Davis, I heard that all of high society was clamoring for an invitation tonight. Thank you so much for inviting us.
01:00:47Oh, no. You should be thanking your father, Old Man Jack.
01:01:11Who is that? They're so intimidating.
01:01:14Isn't that Emma? Why is she here?
01:01:17Who's that man with her? He looks important.
01:01:20Mm-hmm.
01:01:21Mike, isn't that your dad? But isn't he just a janitor?
01:01:24That's right. He's just a janitor.
01:01:32Dad, what are you doing here? You shouldn't be at a place like this.
01:01:35Who are you?
01:01:37Who are you?
01:01:38He's my son.
01:01:40That's right. I'm his son. And who are you?
01:01:43Why did you bring him to such a high-class banquet?
01:01:51I'm Emma Grayson, the chairwoman.
01:01:54And who I bring as a guest is no one's business but my own.
01:01:56Chairwoman? So you should know my father is just a janitor at your school.
01:02:01Mike, shut up.
01:02:05Dad, don't embarrass me in front of everybody.
01:02:07Mr. Davis personally invited me here.
01:02:10You're just a janitor. Why do you get to be here?
01:02:14Oh, Mike, don't be so hard on your father.
01:02:18After all, he's no simple janitor.
01:02:21Carl, what are you trying to say?
01:02:23Nothing. It's just not everyone is supposed to be here.
01:02:27Miss Grayson, if I remember correctly, you weren't invited.
01:02:32Is security just letting anyone into the charity banquet?
01:02:35I was invited.
01:02:36Oh, really? By whom?
01:02:39Because I'm pretty sure Mr. Davis never sent you an invitation.
01:02:42My invitation.
01:02:52Impossible.
01:02:57Mike, was your dad actually invited?
01:03:00Mr. Grumman would never have invited you.
01:03:04Emma.
01:03:05Crashing a charity banquet?
01:03:06Hosted for the elite?
01:03:07That doesn't seem proper.
01:03:10Proper?
01:03:11Proper by whose standards?
01:03:14Principal Davises?
01:03:15Jack, what are you trying to say?
01:03:17Give the invitation back.
01:03:18No.
01:03:20This invitation is a fake.
01:03:40What are you doing?
01:03:41Emma, your invitation is a fake.
01:03:42What do you mean?
01:03:43I personally designed all the invitations myself.
01:03:45Our guests all had invitations that were blue and silver.
01:03:47He's right.
01:03:48Their invitation looks completely different from mine.
01:03:49This is so embarrassing for Emma.
01:03:50Emma and Jack must feel humiliated.
01:03:51Dad, if you're going to forge an invitation, at least make it the right color.
01:03:52Mike, I can't believe your father would do this.
01:03:53How?
01:03:54Are you so certain that the invitation is fake?
01:03:55Of course.
01:03:56I can't believe your father would do this.
01:03:57How?
01:03:58Are you so certain that the invitation is fake?
01:04:00Of course.
01:04:01A black invitation.
01:04:02Don't be ridiculous.
01:04:03A black invitation was delivered in person?
01:04:04It's for one person.
01:04:05The guest.
01:04:06I'm good.
01:04:07I'm good.
01:04:08See him.
01:04:09I don't want to do it.
01:04:10It's for it.
01:04:11Oh, no, no.
01:04:12I can't believe it's supposed to be a full party.
01:04:13believe your father would do this oh are you so certain that the invitation is fake
01:04:23of course a black invitation don't be ridiculous the black invitation was delivered in person
01:04:31it's for one person the guest of honor it's above your pay grade so that's why you didn't see it
01:04:37job you're taking your bluff a little too far guest of honor you you're a fraud who does this
01:04:47guy think he is a black invitation he's too special for us ridiculous i'm glad you're embarrassing
01:04:55yourself carl we'll find out who the true fraud is soon enough jack we're done with your lies
01:05:03it's security take them out of here sir
01:05:26chairman grooming you got here just in time some people are trying to crash the charity banquet
01:05:32even forge their invitations don't worry we're on it forging an invitation to the charity banquet
01:05:40who would dare choose the wrong color too they have black invitations thinking that they could fool us
01:05:49black invitation could it be the vip invitation that vivian had me personally prepare let me see who
01:06:02emma emma it can't be you why can't it be me can you be the guest of honor that the governor's
01:06:10daughter vivian mentioned
01:06:11guest of honor i didn't hear anything about that i received an invitation so i came here to the
01:06:23charity banquet that's it chairman grooming was a black and gold invitation really sent out
01:06:31i can't confirm that we did prepare a special black invitation for the guest of honor
01:06:36but the identity of that guest is still unknown so emma show me your invitation
01:06:47i can't carl destroyed it
01:06:55i cannot tell anything from such a small piece
01:06:57chairman groom it couldn't be emma let alone her janitor husband do you remember that painting that
01:07:07they forged and gave you are you saying that emma's invitation is also a forgery
01:07:12what emma has a history of forgery then the invitation must be fake too emma what do you have to say for
01:07:26yourself it isn't a forgery mr grooming the painting did you have it appraised what did they say
01:07:33say it is genuine however however the painting belongs to the governor's daughter vivian
01:07:54oh my god how did the janitor get his hands on that painting who is this man the painting belongs to
01:08:02vivian correct the painting belonged to vivian jack you stole the painting from vivian
01:08:12stole carl you have such an active imagination okay jack how did you get a hold of that painting
01:08:19vivian gave it to me
01:08:24the governor's daughter gave it to you vivian you're a janitor who's gonna believe your lies
01:08:31emma you must apologize and beg vivian for forgiveness the moment she arrives
01:08:36stealing from the elite that's a serious crime
01:08:40that has gotten into you you've disappeared from our lives for 20 years
01:08:45and the moment you come back you've been causing us nothing but trouble
01:08:53jack stealing from the elite will affect us
01:08:55if it comes down to it i'll divorce your son and take my kids with me
01:09:01dad please just leave
01:09:07mike
01:09:08do you even hear yourself i'm your family i'm your father
01:09:15not anymore what you're my dad when have you ever acted like it when i was a kid were you ever even
01:09:23around you missed my wedding you missed my graduation and you missed my son being born
01:09:29where were you now because of your worthless pride you're lying about your status and your
01:09:37connections did you ever take a moment to think what that could do to your son what your lies could
01:09:43do to do to my family
01:09:49lisa's been at my side all these years
01:09:53and i can't lose her we've both had enough
01:10:00i can't lose everything i've worked for just because of you
01:10:04mike mike i never knew you never knew because you you never cared you've only cared about yourself
01:10:34you never cared about yourself
01:10:36oh vivian has arrived general lewis is here too
01:10:43vivian you're finally here oh it sounds like you're sick of waiting oh no no no we're honored
01:10:50we are so honored to have you here tonight
01:11:05vivian there's somebody i would like to introduce you to this is the man who single-handedly organized
01:11:11the charity banquet tonight this is mr davis and he is our principal vivian general lewis good evening
01:11:25good evening everyone vivian is pleased to announce that tonight she plans to approve
01:11:30a 10 billion dollar grant
01:11:40oh my god 10 billion whoa jack did you hear that 10 billion yes i heard and she will be personally
01:11:50selecting a representative to oversee that grant with final say over the allocation of all funds
01:11:57looks like i may be coming out on top congratulations principal davis or should i say headmaster davis
01:12:07good evening tonight's charity banquet is not just about a donation it's about an investment in our
01:12:15future generation this grant will provide free education to countless young minds to help them reach
01:12:22their full potential i am looking for someone committed to forging a brighter future looks like the show's
01:12:32about to begin
01:12:38vivian please wait a moment
01:12:43i have an important accusation to make
01:12:45here at this important charity banquet there is someone who came here uninvited forging an invitation
01:12:59but not only are they a fraud they're a thief as well they stole your priceless painting
01:13:06we must get on this at once who would be so bold now i heard at the governor's gallery
01:13:19there's a precious old painting valued at 50 million dollars yes that's correct are you still in
01:13:27possession of this painting no i am not they are the thieves of this painting
01:13:38you're lying we didn't forge anything and we're not thieves
01:13:42tiffany you're clearly just projecting you know very well what you're guilty of
01:13:47you're saying they stole a painting from my gallery
01:13:52yes and luckily chairman gruman caught it just in time please let us return this priceless painting to you
01:14:08vivian we just can't stand for this criminal behavior
01:14:12yes they cannot get away with stealing from the governor they need to be punished
01:14:16it's not true we wouldn't dare steal from the governor that painting
01:14:21i brought the painting
01:14:27jack what are you saying
01:14:31the painting
01:14:34i brought it jack you admitted finally manning up
01:14:40mike it's a good thing you cut your father off before we could be dragged down with him
01:14:45dad have you gone insane do you know what would happen to you how serious stealing from the governor is
01:14:51i didn't steal it you didn't how did it just fall into your hands did vivian give it to you
01:15:00jack you're a dirty janitor who doesn't deserve such a beautiful painting
01:15:06jack he's not a thief there must be a misunderstanding he did all this for me punish me instead
01:15:15emma you don't have to do this i can't let this happen to you you've done so much to help me
01:15:27emma you're gonna lose everything he'll even lose the title as chairwoman
01:15:33jack has stood by me every time i'm willing to do the same for him emma
01:15:39you don't have to do this we're family we share the same problems and we deal with them together
01:15:53emma you're willing to give up everything for jack yes vivian very well
01:16:02but there's something you all should know i never said the painting was stolen
01:16:09what if the painting wasn't stolen how else could a janitor have gotten his hands on it
01:16:15because it was already given as a gift
01:16:20what gifted to who to my boss the ceo of orion company does that mean my dad is impossible
01:16:31your dad is a janitor how could he be orion corporation's ceo no no no the orion corporation
01:16:39is an international arms company its control spans the whole world the ceo has been famously
01:16:46discreet and he has never made a public appearance how were you able to steal the painting from the
01:16:52orion corporation first you accused me of stealing the painting from the governor's gallery now
01:16:58stealing it from the orion corporation what am i some kind of phantom thief jack shut up you're a
01:17:07dirty janitor who's not even supposed to be here
01:17:14yeah he's a filthy janitor who forged an invitation to be here wait what did you say yes sir
01:17:24as i was saying they never received an invitation they forged a document that looked like an invitation
01:17:30and said that it came from chairman gruman it's all lies well yeah that invitation was destroyed well
01:17:36before i had the opportunity to verify it who destroyed it i did
01:17:54carl you hope is it here jack is my guest of honor his invitation was personally prepared by us
01:18:02i didn't know how could you hide this from me hide
01:18:26like i never hid anything from you i only wanted to spend time with my family with my son
01:18:39and you pushed me away you never told me who you were i thought you were an ordinary person
01:18:46mike status is not how you should value a person's worth
01:18:50he never hid anything he just wanted to live a quiet life with you but you chose to reject him
01:19:03i didn't know i thought you were a janitor a failure of a father this can't be mike has been trying to
01:19:10climb to climb the ranks never realizing his father could have helped him oh mike
01:19:18people who are obsessed with rank and status they're doomed for failure
01:19:24because they lose sight of what truly matters family family and the people that they love
01:19:32dad don't be like that mike and i are still your family right family
01:19:41lisa you are the person that tore this family apart you were so obsessed with climbing the social ladder
01:19:50you didn't even realize that you were being used used what do you mean why are you even here can't you
01:19:57see you see you're the odd man out the only reason that they invited you was to try to humiliate me
01:20:04and you played right into their hands you gave them everything that they wanted
01:20:10carl you lied to me no this is nonsense then tell him tell dad that we deserve to be here that you
01:20:17invited us personally say it you little we don't know you stay away from carl you dumb
01:20:26bitch carl is ruthless turning on them like that poor lisa played like a fool
01:20:34that's enough throw these two out of here now no what no no no no no no no no no
01:20:41let's go
01:20:52i can't believe jack was personally invited by the governor's family as the guest of honor
01:20:56but i can't lose sight of the real prize as long as i secure that 10 billion grant i'll still be the
01:21:02winner tonight emma look at what you've done how could you do this to me carl shut up
01:21:11everyone sorry for the interruption but we still must not lose sight of our goal tonight
01:21:17we are here to honor our tyler's educators so let's continue yes chairman groom and let's continue
01:21:29jack i'm nervous there's no need for you to be nervous why because i told you tonight you're the star
01:21:37of this charity event now who would like to put their name forward for the grant
01:21:49vivian our lovely governor's daughter i would be honored to be in charge of that 10 billion dollar grant
01:21:58i'd also like to put myself into consideration vivian but aren't they from the same school
01:22:08they're competing against each other wow this is the most exciting banquet i've ever seen
01:22:17emma are you sure this is a 10 billion dollar grant we can't have somebody that's so emotional at the helm
01:22:25emotional yes i completely agree which is why i'm confident that i'm the right person for the job
01:22:34this grant is a very serious matter we must make the best possible choice who are they going to
01:22:41choose chairman groom it principal davis it can't be emma can it with much deliberation
01:22:51we have decided to award the grant to
01:22:59emma grayson
01:23:06what emma grayson impossible she got the 10 billion dollar grant
01:23:13miss grayson please prepare a proposal for the grant we'll set it up with you as the director as soon as
01:23:20possible the 10 billion dollar grant will be under your complete discretion
01:23:24jack am i dreaming no you're not dreaming emma i told you tonight you are the star of the ball
01:23:39vivian this is not right um why why emma this is impossible emma's just
01:23:47a normal person who emma is is not important what is important is who emma chose
01:23:57boss
01:24:07i can't believe you're the ceo of orion corporation
01:24:10the world's largest arms manufacturer yes but more importantly
01:24:18i'm your husband
01:24:22jack jack
01:24:24no no mr bradshaw please please forgive my insolence i have no idea who you were
01:24:33yeah i'm i'm scratch i'm i'm so sorry please have mercy mr grumman
01:24:41carl i've seen enough i'll be looking into your finances
01:24:47i hope you haven't left any proof of your poor behavior
01:24:54i'm sorry yeah no i really can't
01:24:59oh my god
01:25:01i can't believe the janitor turned out to be the ceo of orion corporation chairman and grumen are doomed
01:25:09emma is so lucky emma you are a kind brave woman boss is lucky to have met you
01:25:19boss i'd like to congratulate you miss grayson as well
01:25:23you won boss's heart you earned our interest in the multi
01:25:26thank you both your blessing means everything to us
01:25:35emma you loved me even when you thought i was just a janitor
01:25:41you stood by my side when you didn't have to you're strong you're brave and you're beautiful
01:25:50will you be my wife will you marry me yes
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