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Janitor Billionaire Returns shortmintz
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00:00:00Kids will be kids. It's nice to have some peace and quiet finally.
00:00:30What the fuck, Jack? Who said you could come in here?
00:00:39Hey, no reason to get worked up, Principal Davis.
00:00:44How did you see, you old perv?
00:00:46Look, I didn't see anything. I'm just here to clean, okay?
00:00:50Good boy. Now keep your mouth shut. Or else.
00:01:00What the fuck?
00:01:29What the fuck? What's happening?
00:01:31Isn't that our janitor, Jack?
00:01:38Really? Smoking? Don't you know that these will kill you?
00:01:46Boss.
00:01:47Boss.
00:01:49All right, kids, come on. Get out of here.
00:01:50What have I told you to? Don't make a scene in public. What's with the crazy entourage?
00:02:02Boss, I'm the CEO of Orion Corporation.
00:02:05Orion has become the world's largest military defense contractor under your leadership.
00:02:10We need you now. More than ever.
00:02:13Boss, you're the richest man in the world.
00:02:16Are you really going to retire as a janitor?
00:02:17I'm old now. I don't care about any of that stuff.
00:02:21Besides, there's nothing wrong with being a janitor.
00:02:24Not 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.
00:02:36Boss, wait.
00:02:37This is from the Da Vinci Collection.
00:02:42It's $50 million.
00:02:43It's our birthday gift for your grandson.
00:02:47This is a corporate card.
00:02:48No limit set.
00:02:51In case you need to buy anything?
00:02:54I don't need these things.
00:02:59All right. All right.
00:03:01Just this once.
00:03:04Now, somebody give an old man a ride home, okay?
00:03:07I 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.
00:03:21Thanks for the rest.
00:03:31Who is that?
00:03:32What is a janitor doing here?
00:03:34Maybe he's homeless and he's trying to steal some food.
00:03:37Dad?
00:03:46Why did you come here dressed like that?
00:03:51It's Tommy's birthday party and your dad pulls this shit on me?
00:03:54He's obviously trying to spite me.
00:03:55Grandpa, why are you dressed like a poor person?
00:03:58Mommy, she said that dinners are losers.
00:04:03Tommy, 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.
00:04:12Exactly.
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?
00:04:20He looks broke.
00:04:21Lee, did you hear Mike?
00:04:23He was calling him his dad.
00:04:26Lisa, Mike.
00:04:28It's not a big deal.
00:04:29Let's not make a scene, okay?
00:04:31We can talk about it after the birthday party.
00:04:32Not a big deal.
00:04:34You're the one embarrassing us.
00:04:35You don't get to say it's not a big deal.
00:04:43Thank you all for coming to Tommy's birthday party.
00:04:46I'd also like to share some exciting news with you all.
00:04:50Tommy will be getting a new baby sibling soon.
00:04:53Lisa's pregnant?
00:04:59That's amazing, Mike.
00:05:01Congratulations, Lisa.
00:05:03Guys, I have a very special present for you.
00:05:07Are you going to tell your dad or me?
00:05:13Dad?
00:05:15Lisa's pregnant?
00:05:17We don't have enough room in the house.
00:05:21What does that mean?
00:05:22The best present you could give my family?
00:05:25Move out.
00:05:31You can't be serious.
00:05:34Dad, I'm almost 30.
00:05:35I want to live alone here with my wife and my kids.
00:05:39Mike, I bought this house.
00:05:41Where am I supposed to go?
00:05:42Who cares?
00:05:43You're just a useless old man that no one wants around.
00:05:46I can't have a smelly, filthy janitor around my baby.
00:05:49Mike has everything that he needs.
00:05:51He's a beautiful wife.
00:05:53And 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?
00:06:00I wasn't there when Mike was growing up.
00:06:03And I regret that every single day.
00:06:07Guys, I just...
00:06:08I just want to spend time with my family.
00:06:11But we don't want to spend time with you.
00:06:22Okay.
00:06:23Yeah, I'll just...
00:06:24I'll go.
00:06:24One last thing, Mike, before I go.
00:06:33Why?
00:06:34Don't make the same mistake that I did.
00:06:37Family is everything.
00:06:41Remember that.
00:06:42I spent the last 20 years working for money and power.
00:06:53What's the use of being CEO of Ryan Corporation if I have no one by my side?
00:06:59Leave me alone.
00:07:00Don't be so cold.
00:07:05Let's have some fun.
00:07:06Just give me what you want.
00:07:08What are you asking for?
00:07:09Strutting around late at night?
00:07:11That's like that?
00:07:13Stop!
00:07:14Mr. Bradshaw!
00:07:34Where the fuck are you?
00:07:36Hey, you old fuck.
00:07:39Mind your business.
00:07:41Or we'll beat your ass.
00:07:44Leave her alone.
00:08:10Wow.
00:08:10I didn't know our school's janitor is so dope.
00:08:15Are you all right, Amelia?
00:08:16Yeah.
00:08:18Thank you, Mr. Bradshaw.
00:08:21Yeah.
00:08:24Mr. Bradshaw.
00:08:27If it's not too much trouble, could you walk me home?
00:08:31Yeah, of course.
00:08:32So what were you doing at the school so late?
00:08:38I forgot to bring my homework after cheer practice, so I came back to get it.
00:08:43What about you?
00:08:44How come you're out so late at night all alone, too?
00:08:48No reason.
00:08:49Oh, come on.
00:08:49You can tell me.
00:08:51Fine.
00:08:51My 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.
00:09:02After my wife died, I buried myself in work.
00:09:06You neglected my son.
00:09:10I guess this is what I get.
00:09:12No.
00:09:12Your son and daughter-in-law are terrible.
00:09:15They don't deserve you.
00:09:16You're handsome.
00:09:18And you're really tough.
00:09:21Hey.
00:09:22Do you want a wife?
00:09:29What?
00:09:30Listen, I'm serious.
00:09:32You're a great guy.
00:09:33I really like you.
00:09:34No.
00:09:35No.
00:09:35No.
00:09:36I'm too old for you.
00:09:38You're too young for even my son.
00:09:40No.
00:09:40I know that.
00:09:42Duh.
00:09:42I was talking about my mom.
00:09:45Oh.
00:09:46Wait.
00:09:47Your mom?
00:09:48Yeah.
00:09:49My mom is our school's chairwoman.
00:09:51She's pretty.
00:09:52She's smart.
00:09:53And a total badass.
00:09:55Do you want to meet her?
00:09:56I could totally introduce you to you.
00:09:58No.
00:09:59That's okay.
00:10:00Look.
00:10:00Are we almost there?
00:10:01Because I got to get going.
00:10:03Come on.
00:10:03Listen up.
00:10:04All right.
00:10:11Amelia, it's late.
00:10:13Where were you?
00:10:14Mom, I ran into some trouble on the way home, but Mr. Bradshaw saved me.
00:10:18help me ride the storm, help me ride the storm, help me ride the storm, help me ride the storm.
00:10:35Are you okay?
00:10:36Yeah.
00:10:37I'm all right.
00:10:38Okay.
00:10:39We'll talk about that later.
00:10:40And you are?
00:10:42Jack Bradshaw.
00:10:43I'm a janitor at your school.
00:10:46Janitor?
00:10:47And you're walking my daughter home alone?
00:10:49Why?
00:10:50Mom, I asked him to.
00:10:54It's only right to help those in need.
00:10:56Is that so?
00:10:57Well, aren't you a man of principle?
00:11:00Mom, Mr. Bradshaw is a good man.
00:11:02He saved me.
00:11:04Amelia, why don't you go inside so I can talk to this good man?
00:11:06Now that she's gone, why don't you tell me why you really came all this way?
00:11:18Hmm?
00:11:18Money?
00:11:20The promotion?
00:11:21Something else?
00:11:26No.
00:11:28Just trying to do the right thing.
00:11:30It's okay to want money.
00:11:32I'll write you a check.
00:11:33Just come by my office to pick it up.
00:11:35I know you think because I'm a janitor, I want money or something, but I really don't.
00:11:42Good night.
00:11:43Wait.
00:11:46I should thank you for helping Amelia.
00:11:50That's all I need.
00:11:52You're welcome.
00:12:00You're an interesting man.
00:12:05Mom, what did you think about Jack?
00:12:21What do you mean?
00:12:22I mean, isn't he handsome?
00:12:27And he saved me today.
00:12:29He is handsome.
00:12:31And?
00:12:32And single.
00:12:34So you should marry him.
00:12:37What?
00:12:39What?
00:12:40Yeah.
00:12:41You've been single for so long, Mom.
00:12:43Mom, it's time for you to find a cute guy and get married.
00:12:47Jack is handsome.
00:12:48And he's a good person.
00:12:49And you would look so cute together.
00:12:52You can't joke like that.
00:12:54He's the janitor at my school.
00:12:56I'm his boss's boss.
00:12:58Oh, come on.
00:12:59You can at least try.
00:13:01Come on for me.
00:13:03Please.
00:13:03Please.
00:13:04All right.
00:13:05I'll consider it.
00:13:07But before I even think about dating him, I gotta see if I'll pass my test.
00:13:12Test?
00:13:13Excuse me.
00:13:33Excuse me.
00:13:33No littering, please.
00:13:37Unbelievable.
00:13:43Did she drop a loan?
00:13:56Mom, he took the money?
00:14:00Looks like he failed my test.
00:14:02Maybe he had a good reason.
00:14:05We shouldn't jump to conclusions.
00:14:07It's over.
00:14:09How 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.
00:14:22My wallet.
00:14:23Has anyone seen my wallet?
00:14:30Yeah, I think you must have dropped this.
00:14:34Oh, and it's all here.
00:14:43Aren't you the sweetest, Jack?
00:14:46Hey, big guy.
00:14:48Let me show you how grateful I am.
00:14:51Did you like what you saw last time?
00:14:53Or we can do anything else anymore.
00:14:56I never told her to try and seduce him.
00:14:59Wait, let's not be hasty.
00:15:01Um, sorry.
00:15:02Oh, he gave back the wallet and he didn't give in to that floozy.
00:15:06You're right.
00:15:07I jumped to conclusions.
00:15:08So, you're going to give him a chance?
00:15:11Fine.
00:15:12I'll consider it.
00:15:20Hey, Jack.
00:15:21I've had my eyes on you for a while now.
00:15:30Why don't we go on a date, get to know each other?
00:15:33Oh, thank you.
00:15:35Um, I just, I'm, I'm not interested.
00:15:38Oh, don't be shy.
00:15:41I'm a teacher and you're just some janitor.
00:15:44You should be honored I'm into you.
00:15:46Uh, no, thank you.
00:15:48Um, I just, I'm, I'm really not looking for romance right now.
00:15:53What's your problem, huh?
00:15:55You think you're too good for me?
00:15:57You scrubbed toilets for a living.
00:15:59I know my own worth and I don't need your approval.
00:16:03Oh, please.
00:16:04You're just some loser.
00:16:07You're never landing anyone better than me.
00:16:22Hop in, Jack.
00:16:23We're late for dinner.
00:16:29Sorry, my ride's here.
00:16:47How did that janitor land the chairwoman?
00:16:50Thanks for sending me back there.
00:16:55I can't let anyone pick on my husband.
00:16:58What?
00:16:59Husband?
00:16:59Yes, husband.
00:17:02Relax.
00:17:03We can just have a contract marriage.
00:17:06A contract marriage?
00:17:07You saved Amelia's life.
00:17:10She's so grateful to you.
00:17:11And she likes you a lot.
00:17:16But that just, I, she doesn't have a father.
00:17:19All she's ever wanted is to have a full family.
00:17:23You've met her.
00:17:24You know how stubborn she can be.
00:17:25I don't want to disappoint her.
00:17:28I see.
00:17:30Okay.
00:17:32So where are we?
00:17:33A charity banquet.
00:17:35There's a $30 million donation to the school on the line.
00:17:39I had my secretary purchase a prize Da Vinci painting.
00:17:42A Da Vinci painting?
00:17:43Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:17:45This is from the Da Vinci collection.
00:17:47It's $50 million.
00:17:51You ready?
00:17:53Yeah.
00:17:53Okay.
00:17:53Okay.
00:17:54Okay.
00:18:04I'm going to go speak to the school's biggest patron.
00:18:10Painting, please.
00:18:11Yeah.
00:18:13Well, there she is.
00:18:15If it isn't the gorgeous chairwoman, Miss Grayson.
00:18:19Keep your distance, Carl.
00:18:20We're not that close.
00:18:22Jack.
00:18:23What's a dirty janitor doing in a black tie affair?
00:18:30Do you know where you are?
00:18:32This is a high society event.
00:18:35You're not even good enough to wait tables here.
00:18:38Jack is my guest.
00:18:40Show some respect.
00:18:41Guest?
00:18:43You brought a janitor?
00:18:45Emma, have you lost your mind?
00:18:47Watch your mouth.
00:18:49Know your place.
00:18:50You're the principal at my school.
00:18:56I'm sorry, Jack.
00:18:57I didn't know he'd be so rude.
00:18:58No, it's all right.
00:18:59I'm used to it.
00:19:01Words don't hurt me.
00:19:02All right.
00:19:03I'll be right back, okay?
00:19:04All right.
00:19:12Chairman Grumman, I have a present for you.
00:19:16I hope you like it.
00:19:21Oh, this is a classic piece.
00:19:27Emma, how did you get this?
00:19:29From a private collector.
00:19:30I hope it's to your liking.
00:19:32Like it.
00:19:33It's amazing.
00:19:35It's going to be the centerpiece of my collection.
00:19:37I had my secretary purchase a prize da Vinci painting.
00:19:40A da Vinci painting?
00:19:41Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:19:47Emma, you are so thoughtful.
00:19:50I'm so glad you like it.
00:19:51You've been donating to the school for decades now.
00:19:54It's the least I can do to show my gratitude for your patronage.
00:19:57Of course.
00:19:57Well, I will be donating $30 million this year as well.
00:20:01No expenses spared for the best private school in the country.
00:20:05Thank you for your continued trust, Mr. Grumman.
00:20:08Wait!
00:20:08That painting is a fake.
00:20:21What?
00:20:21It's a fake?
00:20:24Unbelievable.
00:20:24What do you mean it's a fake?
00:20:28Carl, what do you mean?
00:20:30Huh.
00:20:31Because I bribed the secretary.
00:20:33She tricked you into buying a forgery.
00:20:37That painting is in the British Royal Collection.
00:20:41It's a one of a kind.
00:20:43So how is it here, Emma?
00:20:45Were you scammed?
00:20:46Or were you just lying?
00:20:50Emma, is this how you treat the biggest donor to your school?
00:20:54No, Mr. Grumman.
00:20:56There must be a misunderstanding.
00:20:58I had my secretary purchase this from a very reputable vendor.
00:21:01Fake is a fake.
00:21:02But don't take my word for it.
00:21:05The head authenticator of Christie's Auction House is here tonight.
00:21:11Why don't we let Dr. Surtis be the judge?
00:21:16Larry and Surtis, let me give you some assistance here, man.
00:21:34Yes.
00:21:35Yes.
00:21:36The texture of the canvas, you can see that it's just not consistent with what's expected in the 18th century.
00:21:46David, I regret to inform all of you that this is without a doubt a fake.
00:21:53Damn, Emma's in trouble.
00:21:55I need to help her.
00:21:57I can't believe she would do this.
00:21:59I think she did it on purpose.
00:22:01No, I didn't.
00:22:02I need a chance to prove it.
00:22:04Emma, you're done for.
00:22:06You'll be removed by the board.
00:22:08Then I'll be able to take your place.
00:22:10Emma, I'm disappointed in you.
00:22:26I won't be making a donation anymore.
00:22:29And you can leave.
00:22:31Mr. Grumman, you're so commanding and assertive.
00:22:37But please, give our school another chance.
00:22:41Once I have been made chairman.
00:22:45You?
00:22:46I won't be donating to Emma.
00:22:48Yeah.
00:22:49I can't trust her.
00:22:50Mm-mm.
00:22:50Jack.
00:23:04Sorry, Madam Chairwoman.
00:23:06I grabbed the wrong present.
00:23:07This is the right present for Mr. Grumman.
00:23:27My goodness, what do we have here?
00:23:31This is impeccable.
00:23:34This, this is the genuine article.
00:23:38This will likely fetch $50 million at auction.
00:23:54Two paintings?
00:23:55When I didn't...
00:23:56Trust me.
00:23:57This isn't a joke.
00:23:59This is a serious event.
00:24:00The whole school is on the line.
00:24:02What is the meaning of this?
00:24:03Why are there two identical paintings?
00:24:06I'm sorry, Mr. Grumman.
00:24:07I must have just brought out the wrong one.
00:24:10Please, forgive my mistake.
00:24:12Well, if Dr. Sertis says it's genuine,
00:24:15then it must be real.
00:24:21Maybe Emma stole it.
00:24:23How dare you accuse me of stealing?
00:24:33Emma, can you guarantee that this painting is real?
00:24:40I promise.
00:24:45That painting is the real thing.
00:24:48You, a janitor?
00:24:52Your promise is worth nothing.
00:24:55Uh, who are you again?
00:24:59Mr. Grumman, he's a janitor at my school.
00:25:03A janitor?
00:25:05Yes.
00:25:07The dirty, lowly janitor.
00:25:12Ew, janitor.
00:25:13How did he even get in here?
00:25:15Emma, what did you bring her for?
00:25:16Are you trying to embarrass us?
00:25:18Emma, explain yourself.
00:25:21Yes, Mr. Grumman.
00:25:23I think that she's trying to humiliate you
00:25:25by bringing a janitor to your banquet.
00:25:29Uninvited.
00:25:30The audacity.
00:25:32Oh, my.
00:25:33I can smell the bleach on him from over here.
00:25:37Yes.
00:25:38He was unclogging the ladies' toilets the other week.
00:25:42Would you like to see pictures of him
00:25:44scrubbing the toilets on his knees?
00:25:51That's enough.
00:25:55He's my husband.
00:25:56She really just admitted I'm her husband
00:26:09in front of everyone.
00:26:11Even though she thinks I'm just a janitor.
00:26:14Any man is lucky to have her.
00:26:18What?
00:26:19You would take a janitor as a husband?
00:26:22Yes.
00:26:23And?
00:26:24What are you, desperate for men?
00:26:28You know, I've asked you how for years.
00:26:30I figured you were playing hard to get.
00:26:32But you would take this piece of trash over me?
00:26:35That's none of your business.
00:26:37Emma, you're crazy.
00:26:39Maybe she is crazy.
00:26:41Or maybe she's just into men
00:26:43that crawl out of the gutter.
00:26:46Tell me.
00:26:48Do you fuck in the dumpster?
00:26:52Oh, what's the matter?
00:26:54You gonna hit me?
00:26:55Go on, do it.
00:27:02How dare you hit me?
00:27:04You asked for it.
00:27:07Carl, that slap was just a warning.
00:27:10But remember this.
00:27:12Next time you insult my wife,
00:27:15you'll regret it for the rest of your life.
00:27:19Fuck, I'm gonna fire you.
00:27:22As long as I'm still your boss,
00:27:24you don't have the authority to fire him.
00:27:26And I won't tolerate any threats against him.
00:27:29Emma, you're making a scene.
00:27:32Mr. Grumman,
00:27:34were you not bothered when they were ridiculing my husband?
00:27:36Was that not making a scene?
00:27:37Wait, you're going against Mr. Grumman for a janitor?
00:27:47Emma, have you forgotten
00:27:49that our school needs the chairman's donations
00:27:52and without them,
00:27:53we will have no funding?
00:27:57And it will be all your fault.
00:28:00He's right.
00:28:01This is about keeping the school open.
00:28:03She too emotional.
00:28:05Apologize to Mr. Grumman.
00:28:07Apologize?
00:28:08For what?
00:28:10I'm not going to throw aside my husband
00:28:12to beg for mercy.
00:28:13God, she's so brave.
00:28:15I'm so lucky to have found her.
00:28:17Come on, Jack.
00:28:18Let's go.
00:28:20Okay.
00:28:20Emma.
00:28:32Emma.
00:28:37Emma.
00:28:39Why are you crying?
00:28:42I'm so sorry.
00:28:45Did I just ruin everything?
00:28:48It's too late to take it back now.
00:28:50I'm sorry.
00:28:52I'm sorry that I spoke out.
00:28:53I couldn't stand there
00:28:54and watch them picking on you.
00:29:01I'm sorry, Jack.
00:29:02I'm sorry for losing my temper.
00:29:06You didn't do anything wrong.
00:29:09I'm just so tired.
00:29:12I'm so sick of kissing up to billionaires
00:29:15just to keep the school open.
00:29:17I'm sorry you had to go through that.
00:29:20No, Jack.
00:29:23I should be thanking you.
00:29:25Having you by my side gave me the strength
00:29:27to finally say what I've always been holding back on.
00:29:30But what about the school?
00:29:32Without that donation,
00:29:33is the school really going to go bankrupt?
00:29:35If the school closes,
00:29:36hundreds of students will be left without an education,
00:29:39especially those on scholarships.
00:29:40Not to mention the teachers who will be unemployed.
00:29:43Their families will be in trouble too.
00:29:44I'm not going to let that happen.
00:29:47What's done is done.
00:29:49Karuman has made it very clear his opinion of me.
00:29:52Carl has been waiting to usurve me for years.
00:29:55Without their support, the school is doomed.
00:29:57Let me help.
00:29:58What could you possibly do?
00:30:02It's okay.
00:30:03I will find a new donor.
00:30:04I'll find a new source of funds.
00:30:10This is everything that I've saved up over the years.
00:30:12If you need it, it's yours.
00:30:14Jack, you're so sweet.
00:30:22But we're missing 30 million, not 3,000.
00:30:25There's nothing you can do to help me.
00:30:28Actually, I can.
00:30:29This is everything that I've saved for the last 20 years.
00:30:36It's okay.
00:30:40It's been a long day.
00:30:41I'm tired.
00:30:42Let's go home.
00:30:54Mr. Grumman, I want to apologize for the way that Emma ruined your party.
00:31:02Apologize?
00:31:03I don't need that.
00:31:04I think I deserve an explanation from the school.
00:31:08Of course.
00:31:09Of course.
00:31:09I've already called for an emergency board meeting where I will propose that she be fired
00:31:15from her position.
00:31:18A chairwoman.
00:31:20Marrying a janitor with a simply not qualified in shaping young minds.
00:31:26Wouldn't you agree, Mr. Grumman?
00:31:29If this goes through, I'll reconsider my decision.
00:31:33Remember, a $30 million donation is on the line.
00:31:39Don't blame me, Emma.
00:31:44It's your own fault.
00:31:46You made the wrong choice.
00:31:57Mom.
00:31:59Is everything going to be okay?
00:32:02No.
00:32:03It's worse than I imagined.
00:32:04What are we going to do?
00:32:05Is the school really going to go bankrupt?
00:32:14No.
00:32:15Amelia, don't worry.
00:32:17I'll take care of it.
00:32:18Take care of it?
00:32:20Come on, Jack.
00:32:21Don't make empty promises.
00:32:23This isn't a fairy tale.
00:32:24We're talking about $30 million.
00:32:25$30 million.
00:32:26I'm not making empty promises.
00:32:30I'm telling you, I can take care of this.
00:32:33Okay, Jack, whatever you say.
00:32:35But even if we have the money, Carl's never going to give up.
00:32:38He'll do whatever he has to do to get whatever he wants.
00:32:41He can't.
00:32:43Trust me.
00:32:45Wait, Jack.
00:32:46Where are you going?
00:32:48Didn't your family kick you out?
00:32:50I'm back to the school.
00:32:53Jack, did you forget?
00:32:57You're my husband.
00:32:59You have a family now.
00:33:02Mom, you and Jack are already...
00:33:06Amelia, stay.
00:33:10At least for tonight.
00:33:11Please.
00:33:14I need you to stay.
00:33:19Oh, Mom, you're blushing.
00:33:21Go back to your room now, please.
00:33:24Okay, okay.
00:33:25But, you know, soundproof isn't great.
00:33:29Don't stay up too late.
00:33:36You should go shower.
00:33:39Get out of this janitor uniform.
00:33:44I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:46Bye.
00:34:07Bye.
00:34:13Bye.
00:34:14Bye.
00:34:14Bye.
00:34:15oh i'm sorry that that was an accident
00:34:32no uh it's okay it's uh
00:34:37originally this was my dad's why don't you try it on
00:34:43wow you clean up nicely
00:34:59thank you
00:35:13what is it it's light
00:35:41chairwoman this is a formal notice the school board has called an emergency meeting for tomorrow
00:35:48at 9 a.m they have requested you attend an emergency board meeting but for what
00:35:54to discuss principal davis's proposal to have you removed as chairwoman
00:35:58carl he's faster than we thought
00:36:06don't worry i told you i'll take care of this
00:36:14trust me
00:36:25the past 20 years i'm worth billions not to mention this black card lewis gave me
00:36:41emma i won't let them threaten you i'll ruin anyone who rises against you
00:36:46vivian
00:36:53vivian right now as ceo of orion corporation i need you to do something for me
00:36:58yes boss first make an announcement that in three days orion corporation will be holding
00:37:04a charity banquet with an emphasis on education second before 9 a.m tomorrow morning i need
00:37:12you to prepare 30 million dollars in cash
00:37:27mr davis
00:37:34mr davis as principal do you have anything to say about the future of the school
00:37:38everyone i will be stepping up and taking control of the school and i will steer it toward a prosperous future
00:37:46now as far as emma
00:37:48as far as emma she has seriously offended chairman gruman one of our school's long-time patriots
00:37:58emma has seriously damaged our school's reputation
00:38:02i condemn her reckless and irresponsible behavior
00:38:08from this day on i will be leading the school to the new age of glory
00:38:19look someone's coming
00:38:27who is this i've never seen them
00:38:37miss grayson what do you have to say to mr davis's accusations
00:38:48please don't push just stay back thank you please stay back
00:38:50miss grayson it's rumor your conflicts with principal davis are due to your failures to secure funding for the school
00:38:55what do you have to say miss grayson you've been accused of sleeping with the school janitor
00:38:59and seriously offending chairman gruman for his sake explain yourself
00:39:03i'll answer that question
00:39:04after all i am that janitor
00:39:06but do you know who i really am
00:39:10you don't know
00:39:12not for that for now
00:39:15today will not be emma grayson's last day
00:39:18but rather a new beginning
00:39:21and as for carl davis
00:39:23carl's through
00:39:27that's all no more questions thank you
00:39:30they're already starting to vote
00:39:48emma's gonna be a nobody after today
00:39:52you're so right miss white
00:39:54emma should have been fired years ago
00:39:56she's not fit to manage the school
00:39:59of course
00:40:00but don't you worry
00:40:02once i become part of this faculty
00:40:04i'll make sure to put you in charge of finances
00:40:06oh thank you miss white
00:40:09and tell mr davis i won't let him down
00:40:12wow look who's here
00:40:29it's the janitor who's been dragging the chairwoman down
00:40:33jack this is an important exclusive board meeting
00:40:38there's no place for you here
00:40:40just get out of our way
00:40:42jack
00:40:43you're just a dirty janitor
00:40:44how dare you speak to miss white like that
00:40:47and you
00:40:48you're just hurting my eyes
00:40:50you get out of the way too
00:40:51security
00:40:53throw them out
00:40:55no
00:40:58emma
00:41:05you've already been fired by the school board
00:41:08who do you think you are
00:41:10fired
00:41:11by who
00:41:11by carl
00:41:12that's right
00:41:13mr davis already gathered the necessary votes
00:41:16it's all over
00:41:17wonderful
00:41:18well mr davis can tell me to my face
00:41:20now move
00:41:21what are you waiting for
00:41:24throw them out
00:41:25are you okay
00:41:43you're lucky i don't hit women
00:41:54what are you so smug about
00:41:56all this talk emma
00:41:59and your last hope is a janitor who punches his problems
00:42:03thanks for protecting me
00:42:05jack is above hitting women
00:42:08but i'm not
00:42:09now why don't you escort us in
00:42:15oh my god
00:42:16carl
00:42:37emma is attacking me
00:42:39emma
00:42:40the board meeting is in progress to determine your fate
00:42:43and as you are the involved party
00:42:47you cannot be here
00:42:49emma
00:43:12is a chairwoman
00:43:14and as the chairwoman she's also a member of the school board
00:43:17so any school board meeting
00:43:20without the chairwoman
00:43:21is ineligible
00:43:23so your decision today
00:43:25well it doesn't matter
00:43:27now tell me
00:43:30who's for
00:43:31and who's against
00:43:35emma
00:43:38the forgery that you presented chairman grumman
00:43:42is the reason that the school has lost its funding
00:43:44or have you forgotten
00:43:46enough
00:43:47with your baseless accusations
00:43:50i have uncovered the truth
00:43:53and it was you
00:43:55you were the one who planted the forgery
00:44:02in an attempt
00:44:04to ruin my wife's good reputation
00:44:06where's your proof
00:44:12without proof
00:44:14your accusations are just slander
00:44:17we're not interested in your personal differences
00:44:22with mr davis
00:44:23we need solutions
00:44:25that's right
00:44:26the school has no funding
00:44:28we need to do something
00:44:30hey
00:44:31don't worry
00:44:33i got this
00:44:34funding won't be a problem
00:44:44in three days
00:44:49the governor's daughter vivian
00:44:50will be hosting a charity banquet
00:44:52in the city
00:44:53she works for the orion corporation
00:44:55so what
00:44:57so emma will attend as chairwoman
00:45:01and once she secures a donation
00:45:04from the governor's daughter vivian
00:45:05the school
00:45:07will have more than enough funding
00:45:08i didn't know anything about this
00:45:11don't be absurd
00:45:12why would the governor's daughter
00:45:14care about what you have to say
00:45:16because
00:45:17i'm her boss
00:45:20now
00:45:24any objections
00:45:26you
00:45:30a janitor
00:45:32now why would vivian
00:45:34the governor's daughter
00:45:35listen to you
00:45:37ridiculous
00:45:39jack
00:45:40you're just a janitor
00:45:42you're not fooling anyone
00:45:43you're expecting this janitor
00:45:45to save you
00:45:47ha
00:45:48ridiculous
00:45:49jack
00:45:52can you really take care of this
00:45:54we can't risk anything
00:45:56trust me emma
00:45:58emma
00:45:59you have been making mistake
00:46:02after mistake
00:46:03after mistake
00:46:04ever since you chose a
00:46:06janitor
00:46:07as a husband
00:46:08jack
00:46:09i
00:46:10that's enough
00:46:12what we need
00:46:14is more money
00:46:15you see sweetheart
00:46:18they can't wait for our demise
00:46:20what should we do
00:46:22don't worry
00:46:23i came doubly prepared
00:46:25we're talking 30 million dollars
00:46:2730 million
00:46:28i could bring 300 million
00:46:32come in
00:46:41come in
00:46:50who
00:46:51your janitor buddies
00:46:54they're too busy
00:46:59mopping the floor
00:47:00i prepared 30 million dollars
00:47:06for this school
00:47:07it's gonna arrive in three minutes
00:47:10jack
00:47:11it was already a stretch
00:47:12to say that
00:47:13we could get all the funding
00:47:14from vivian
00:47:15how are you gonna get
00:47:1630 million dollars
00:47:17it's 30 million dollars
00:47:19jack
00:47:20that you could sell emma
00:47:22you still come up short
00:47:24but now you say
00:47:26you'll have the money ready
00:47:27in three minutes
00:47:28that's absurd
00:47:29what if i do
00:47:30if you bring us
00:47:3230 million dollars
00:47:34i will get down on my knees
00:47:37and i will lick your shoes
00:47:39but
00:47:40if you fail
00:47:41you'll get down on your knees
00:47:43and beg me for mercy
00:47:46deal
00:47:49i'd say we got about
00:47:52one more minute
00:47:52mr davis
00:47:54you're too kind
00:47:55but this isn't something
00:47:57getting on your knees
00:47:58will solve
00:47:59emma still needs to be fired
00:48:01that's right
00:48:02it's why we're gathered here today
00:48:05emma
00:48:06don't be stubborn
00:48:08we need
00:48:09chery roman's support
00:48:10only principal davis
00:48:13can save the school
00:48:14from bankruptcy now
00:48:16emma
00:48:17don't worry
00:48:18i won't make you beg
00:48:20just
00:48:21be in my bed
00:48:23this evening
00:48:23i'll help you out
00:48:25i promise
00:48:26disgusting
00:48:27well
00:48:28been three minutes
00:48:30where's the money
00:48:31i promise
00:48:45what
00:48:45i promise
00:48:47i promise
00:48:48you
00:48:49are we
00:48:50you
00:48:50you
00:48:50you
00:48:50you
00:48:52you
00:48:52you
00:48:53you
00:48:54you
00:48:55this is impossible where did you get that money jack emma i knew it the future of the school
00:49:21is bright with you two at the league are you really turning on us
00:49:26shut up carl will you please control your subordinates we only act in the best interest
00:49:34of the school whoever saves it from bankruptcy wins wait wait wait are we sure that this money
00:49:43is legal are you trying to pin us with money laundering
00:49:49yes he's right this money must be dirty carl you have such an active imagination
00:50:00i agree we need the funds but can you prove the money is clean
00:50:05clean 30 million dollars from a janitor how could it be legal that's right who knows where the money
00:50:18came from you don't need to know where my money came from what you need to do is admit that you lost
00:50:26what's wrong carl you get your own terms so quickly
00:50:35yep we bring the 30 million you get down on your knees and lick his shoes how dare you humiliate me
00:50:45jack do you really think 30 million dollars will solve everything
00:50:52how long do you think 30 million dollars is going to last
00:51:05emma offended chairman brumman who is the most dedicated patron in our school
00:51:12she's ruined our reputation in high society we're gonna have trouble even finding students
00:51:17exactly and i i am the only one that is in good standings with chairman brumman
00:51:24the school needs me you
00:51:28emma do you really think jack can save you
00:51:34he's just a janitor even if he has the money you still offended chairman brumman
00:51:39emma if you beg very nicely to me
00:51:44maybe i'll put in a couple good words for you
00:51:50emma you don't have to give in to him
00:51:54jack i get that you're new money
00:51:57but you'll never understand what it's like
00:52:00to truly have wealth status
00:52:04that's true without chairman brumman's patronage the school is going to fall into ruin
00:52:10miss grayson we'll give you three more days
00:52:14but find a way to repair the school's relationship with chairman brumman
00:52:19wow
00:52:21you really are too kind
00:52:24she's put the school at risk and you're going to give her three more days
00:52:28we're giving you another chance on account of the 30 million dollars
00:52:32that you managed to scrounge up today for us
00:52:35but
00:52:35can you please cut the janitor out
00:52:38i can't stand being in the same room with him
00:52:41right
00:52:41no
00:52:44no
00:52:46no
00:52:47i know you all might think of him as just a janitor
00:52:54but he has proven himself to be a loyal wonderful loving husband
00:53:00let's get out of here
00:53:06emma
00:53:13esteemed members of the board please
00:53:30calm down
00:53:32emma will regret her decision
00:53:37what
00:54:00seatbelt
00:54:06right
00:54:10mom
00:54:14what are we going to do now
00:54:17amelia what are you doing in the car
00:54:22does it matter
00:54:23what happens now
00:54:24three days
00:54:26how are we going to get mr brumman's approval
00:54:28i don't know
00:54:29i have a question
00:54:31who's the bigger deal
00:54:33chairman brumman
00:54:34or governor's daughter vivian
00:54:36that's obvious
00:54:37of course it's the beautiful
00:54:40generous
00:54:40smart
00:54:41and business savvy vivian
00:54:42you're banking on the charity banquet in three days
00:54:44it's no use
00:54:46the charity banquet for the elite is going to be arranged by chairman brumman
00:54:50there's no way we'll get an invitation
00:54:52i just need to know
00:54:53would vivian be able to help
00:54:55of course
00:54:56okay
00:54:57we'll get an invitation
00:54:59i'm sure
00:55:01we're home
00:55:14are you coming
00:55:15uh no
00:55:16you guys
00:55:17go ahead
00:55:18i have a quick call to make
00:55:19vivian
00:55:28it's jack
00:55:29i need an invitation
00:55:31yes boss
00:55:32hey it's late
00:55:47what are you still doing up
00:55:48can't sleep
00:55:50maybe
00:55:53maybe it's time to beg chairman brumman for help
00:55:57we all know
00:56:01thirty million dollars is more than enough money to keep the school going
00:56:05carl's just looking for an excuse to get you fired
00:56:09but the whole board is behind him
00:56:11the charity banquet is a long shot but it's my only hope
00:56:15if mr. grooming could just spare me an invitation
00:56:19oh you should get that
00:56:25maybe it's just what you've been waiting for
00:56:28miss grayson
00:56:41i'm here to deliver an invitation
00:56:43jack
00:56:55is this invitation you're doing
00:56:59what invitation
00:57:01oh wow
00:57:05look
00:57:06maybe chairman brumman just had a change of heart
00:57:08don't play coy
00:57:10that man was clearly here to hand deliver this invitation
00:57:14i don't know
00:57:15i think he's just overthinking it
00:57:17there are too many coincidences
00:57:19i need answers
00:57:22what are you hiding from me
00:57:25sometimes things are just that simple
00:57:29okay
00:57:29don't overthink it
00:57:30besides what's important is now
00:57:31you can attend the charity banquet right
00:57:34but
00:57:37because
00:57:39i'm her boss
00:57:42now
00:57:44any objections
00:57:45who are you really
00:57:51why are you able to do all this
00:57:55i'm just an ordinary
00:58:03hard-working man
00:58:05but sometimes
00:58:11ordinary men
00:58:15can do extraordinary things
00:58:19maybe you're right
00:58:23i just feel like
00:58:26you have a big secret
00:58:28that
00:58:28you're hiding from me
00:58:30like
00:58:32there's a whole side of you
00:58:34that i've never seen
00:58:35but you've seen every bit of me
00:58:38so
00:58:49i've been
00:58:51here
00:58:53go
00:58:53here
00:58:53oh
00:58:56It looks like I found your big secret.
00:59:26Principal Davis, it's been a long time.
00:59:52I heard that Chairman Grumman personally invited you as a guest of honor.
00:59:56Yes, of course.
00:59:58As you know, our school is in need of some resources.
01:00:02Well, Mr. Davis, your school should be honored to have such a hardworking, dedicated principal.
01:00:07You'd make a splendid headmaster, should you get the chance.
01:00:13Thank you so much for inviting us to such an important banquet.
01:00:33Oh, Mike, you're welcome.
01:00:37I'm so glad you could make it.
01:00:39Mr. Davis, I heard that all of high society was clamoring for an invitation tonight.
01:00:43Thank you so much for inviting us.
01:00:45Oh, no.
01:00:46You should be thanking your father, Old Man Jack.
01:01:09Who is that?
01:01:10They're so intimidating.
01:01:12Isn't that Emma?
01:01:13Why is she here?
01:01:15Who's that man with her?
01:01:16He looks important.
01:01:19Mike, isn't that your dad?
01:01:20But isn't he just a janitor?
01:01:23That's right.
01:01:24He's just a janitor.
01:01:30Dad, what are you doing here?
01:01:31You shouldn't be at a place like this.
01:01:34Who are you?
01:01:36He's my son.
01:01:38That's right.
01:01:39I'm his son.
01:01:40And who are you?
01:01:41Why did you bring him to such a high-class banquet?
01:01:43I'm Emma Grayson, the chairwoman.
01:01:51And who I bring as a guest is no one's business but my own.
01:01:55Chairwoman?
01:01:56So you should know my father is just a janitor at your school.
01:02:00Mike, shut up.
01:02:03Dad, don't embarrass me in front of everybody.
01:02:05Mr. Davis personally invited me here.
01:02:08You're just a janitor.
01:02:09Why do you get to be here?
01:02:11Oh, Mike.
01:02:13Don't be so hard on your father.
01:02:16After all, he's no simple janitor.
01:02:19Carl, what are you trying to say?
01:02:21Nothing.
01:02:22It's just not everyone is supposed to be here.
01:02:25Miss Grayson, if I remember correctly, you weren't invited.
01:02:30Is security just letting anyone into the charity banquet?
01:02:33I was invited.
01:02:34Oh, really?
01:02:36By whom?
01:02:37Because I'm pretty sure Mr. Davis never sent you an invitation.
01:02:40My invitation.
01:02:49Impossible.
01:02:54Mike, was your dad actually invited?
01:02:57Mr. Grumman would never have invited you.
01:03:01Emma.
01:03:02Crouching a charity banquet?
01:03:04Postered for the elite?
01:03:05That doesn't seem proper.
01:03:07Proper?
01:03:09Proper by whose standards?
01:03:12Principal Davis's?
01:03:13Jack, what are you trying to say?
01:03:15Give the invitation back.
01:03:16No.
01:03:18This invitation is a fake.
01:03:20What are you doing?
01:03:44Emma, your invitation is a fake.
01:03:47What do you mean?
01:03:48I personally designed all the invitations myself.
01:03:52Our guests all had invitations that were blue and silver.
01:03:57He's right.
01:03:58Their invitation looks completely different from mine.
01:04:00This is so embarrassing for Emma.
01:04:03Emma and Jack must feel humiliated.
01:04:06Daddy, if you're going to forge an invitation, at least make it the right color.
01:04:10Mike, I can't believe your father would do this.
01:04:12Carl, are you so certain that the invitation is fake?
01:04:16Of course, a black invitation.
01:04:23Don't be ridiculous.
01:04:25A black invitation was delivered in person.
01:04:28It's for one person.
01:04:30The guest of honor.
01:04:31It's above your pay grades.
01:04:33That's why you didn't see it.
01:04:35John, you're taking your bluff a little too far.
01:04:39Guest of honor, you, you're a fraud.
01:04:44Who does this guy think he is?
01:04:45A black invitation?
01:04:47He's too special for us.
01:04:50Ridiculous.
01:04:51Dad, you're embarrassing yourself.
01:04:54Carl, we'll find out who the true fraud is soon enough.
01:04:58Jack, we're done with your lies.
01:05:00Security, take them out of here.
01:05:03Sir?
01:05:04May I?
01:05:04Chairman Grumman, you got here just in time.
01:05:26Some people are trying to crash the charity banquet.
01:05:29Even forge their invitations.
01:05:32Don't worry, we're on it.
01:05:34Forging an invitation to the charity banquet.
01:05:37Who would dare?
01:05:39They chose the wrong color, too.
01:05:41They have black invitations, thinking that they could fool us.
01:05:46Black invitation?
01:05:48Could it be the VIP invitation that Vivian had me personally prepare?
01:05:53Let me see who.
01:06:00Emma?
01:06:02It can't be you.
01:06:03Why can't it be me?
01:06:05Can you be the guest of honor that the governor's daughter, Vivian, mentioned?
01:06:14Guest of honor?
01:06:16I didn't hear anything about that.
01:06:18I received an invitation, so I came here to the charity banquet.
01:06:21That's it.
01:06:24Chairman Grumman, was a black and gold invitation really sent out?
01:06:27I can't confirm that we did prepare a special black invitation for the guest of honor, but the identity of that guest is still unknown.
01:06:38So, Emma, show me your invitation.
01:06:42I can't.
01:06:46Carl destroyed it.
01:06:47I cannot tell anything from such a small piece.
01:06:55Chairman Grumman, it couldn't be Emma, let alone her janitor husband.
01:07:01Do you remember that painting that they forged and gave you?
01:07:06Are you saying that Emma's invitation is also a forgery?
01:07:10What?
01:07:16Emma has a history of forgery?
01:07:18Then the invitation must be fake, too.
01:07:21Emma, what do you have to say for yourself?
01:07:24It isn't a forgery.
01:07:26Mr. Grumman, the painting, did you have it appraised?
01:07:30What did they say?
01:07:32It is genuine.
01:07:35However, however, the painting belongs to the governor's daughter, Vivian.
01:07:43Oh, my God.
01:07:52How did the janitor get his hands on that painting?
01:07:55Who is this man?
01:07:58The painting belongs to Vivian?
01:08:03Correct.
01:08:04The painting belonged to Vivian.
01:08:06Jack, you stole the painting from Vivian?
01:08:09Stole?
01:08:10Carl, you have such an active imagination.
01:08:13Okay, Jack.
01:08:13How did you get a hold of that painting?
01:08:16Vivian gave it to me.
01:08:20The governor's daughter gave it to you, Vivian.
01:08:24You're a janitor.
01:08:26Who's going to believe your lies?
01:08:28Emma, you must apologize and beg Vivian for forgiveness the moment she arrives.
01:08:33Stealing from the elite, that's a serious crime.
01:08:37Dad, what has gotten into you?
01:08:40You've disappeared from our lives for 20 years, and the moment you come back,
01:08:43you've been causing us nothing but trouble.
01:08:49Jack, stealing from the elite will affect us.
01:08:53If it comes down to it, I'll divorce your son and take my kids with me.
01:08:58Dad, please, just leave.
01:09:01Mike, do you even hear yourself?
01:09:08I'm your family.
01:09:09I'm your father.
01:09:12Not anymore.
01:09:13What?
01:09:14You're my dad.
01:09:15When have you ever acted like it?
01:09:19When I was a kid, were you ever even around?
01:09:21You missed my wedding.
01:09:23You missed my graduation.
01:09:25And you missed my son being born.
01:09:29Where were you?
01:09:30Now, because of your worthless pride, you're lying about your status and your connections?
01:09:36Did you ever take a moment to think what that could do to your son?
01:09:39What your lies could do to my family?
01:09:43Lisa's been at my side all these years, and I can't lose her.
01:09:53We've both had enough.
01:09:55I can't lose everything I've worked for just because of you.
01:10:04Mike, I never knew.
01:10:07You never knew because you, you never cared.
01:10:11You've only cared about yourself.
01:10:25Vivian has arrived.
01:10:35General Lewis is here, too.
01:10:40Vivian, you're finally here.
01:10:42Oh.
01:10:43Sounds like you're sick of waiting.
01:10:45Oh, no, no, no, no.
01:10:46We're honored.
01:10:47We are so honored to have you here tonight.
01:10:55Vivian, there's somebody I would like to introduce you to.
01:11:05This is the man who single-handedly organized the charity banquet tonight.
01:11:10This is Mr. Davis, and he is our principal.
01:11:13Vivian.
01:11:15General Lewis.
01:11:17Good evening.
01:11:21Good evening, everyone.
01:11:23Vivian is pleased to announce that tonight she plans to approve a $10 billion grant.
01:11:37Oh, my God.
01:11:38$10 billion?
01:11:39Whoa.
01:11:41Jack, did you hear that?
01:11:42$10 billion?
01:11:43Yes.
01:11:44I heard.
01:11:46And she will be personally selecting a representative to oversee that grant
01:11:50with final say over the allocation of all funds.
01:11:54Looks like I may be coming out on top.
01:11:57Congratulations, Principal Davis.
01:11:59Or should I say, Headmaster Davis.
01:12:03Good evening.
01:12:06Tonight's charity banquet is not just about a donation.
01:12:09It's about an investment in our future generation.
01:12:13This grant will provide free education to countless young minds
01:12:18to help them reach their full potential.
01:12:22I am looking for someone committed to forging a brighter future.
01:12:27Looks like the show's about to begin.
01:12:34Vivian.
01:12:36Please wait a moment.
01:12:37I have an important accusation to make.
01:12:47Here, at this important charity banquet,
01:12:50there is someone who came here uninvited,
01:12:53forging an invitation.
01:12:55But not only are they a fraud,
01:12:58they're a thief as well.
01:13:01They stole your priceless painting.
01:13:03We must get on this at once.
01:13:09You would be so bold.
01:13:12Now, I heard,
01:13:13at the Governor's Gallery,
01:13:15there's a precious old painting
01:13:18valued at $50 million.
01:13:21Yes, that's correct.
01:13:23Are you still in possession of this painting?
01:13:26No, I am not.
01:13:29They are the thieves of this painting.
01:13:33You're lying.
01:13:36We didn't forge anything,
01:13:37and we're not thieves.
01:13:38Tiffany,
01:13:39you're clearly just projecting.
01:13:41You know very well what you're guilty of.
01:13:44You're saying
01:13:45they stole a painting
01:13:47from my gallery?
01:13:49Yes.
01:13:50And luckily,
01:13:51Chairman Grumman caught it
01:13:52just in time.
01:13:54Please,
01:13:55let us return this priceless painting to you.
01:14:03Vivian,
01:14:05we just can't stand for this
01:14:06criminal behavior.
01:14:09Yes,
01:14:09they cannot get away with stealing from the Governor.
01:14:12They need to be punished.
01:14:13It's not true.
01:14:15We wouldn't dare steal from the Governor.
01:14:17That painting...
01:14:18I
01:14:18brought the painting.
01:14:24Jack,
01:14:24what are you saying?
01:14:27The painting.
01:14:28I brought it.
01:14:32Jack,
01:14:32you admitted
01:14:34we're finally manning up.
01:14:37Mike,
01:14:38it's a good thing
01:14:38you cut your father off
01:14:39before we could be dragged down with him.
01:14:41Dad,
01:14:42have you gone insane?
01:14:44Do you know what would happen to you?
01:14:45How serious stealing from the Governor is?
01:14:48I didn't steal.
01:14:49You didn't.
01:14:50How did it
01:14:51just fall into your hands?
01:14:53Did Vivian give it to you?
01:14:56Jack,
01:14:57you're a dirty janitor who doesn't deserve such a beautiful painting
01:15:02jack he's not a thief there must be a misunderstanding
01:15:07he did all this for me punish me instead
01:15:11emma you don't have to do this i can't let this happen to you you've done so much to help me
01:15:23emma you're gonna lose everything he'll even lose the title as chairwoman jack has stood by me every
01:15:31time i'm willing to do the same for him emma you don't have to do this we're family
01:15:40we share the same problems and we deal with them together
01:15:44emma you're willing to give up everything for jack yes vivian very well but there's something you
01:16:00all should know i never said the painting was stolen what if the painting wasn't stolen
01:16:08how else could a janitor have gotten his hands on it because it was already given as a gift
01:16:14what gifted to whom to my boss the ceo of orion company does that mean my dad is impossible
01:16:27your dad is a janitor how could he be orion corporation ceo no no no the orion corporation
01:16:35is an international arms company its control spans the whole world the ceo has been famously
01:16:43discreet and he has never made a public appearance how were you able to steal the painting from the
01:16:49orion corporation first you accused me of stealing the painting from the governor's gallery now
01:16:55stealing it from the orion corporation what am i some kind of phantom thief jack
01:17:01shut up you're a dirty janitor who's not even supposed to be here
01:17:06yeah he's a filthy janitor who forged an invitation to be here
01:17:16wait what did you say yes sir as i was saying they never received an invitation
01:17:23they forged a document that looked like an invitation and said that it came from chairman
01:17:28gruman it's all lies
01:17:30well yeah that invitation was destroyed well before i had the opportunity to verify it
01:17:35who destroyed it i did
01:17:38carl you hope this idiot jack is my guest of honor his invitation was personally prepared by us
01:17:58general lewis
01:18:05general lewis how is this possible jack how could he guest of honor my father
01:18:13mike why didn't you tell me your dad was invited by the governor's daughter
01:18:17i didn't know
01:18:18how could you hide this from me hide
01:18:23mike i never hid anything from you
01:18:28i only wanted to spend time with my family
01:18:32with my son
01:18:34and you pushed me away
01:18:37you never told me who you were
01:18:39i thought you were an ordinary person
01:18:41mike
01:18:42status
01:18:44is not how you should value a person's worth
01:18:47he never hid anything
01:18:49he just wanted to live a quiet life with you but you chose to reject him
01:18:54i didn't know
01:19:00i thought you were a janitor
01:19:02a failure of a father
01:19:04this can't be
01:19:06mike has been trying to climb the ranks never realizing his father could have helped him
01:19:10oh
01:19:11mike
01:19:12people who are obsessed with rank and status
01:19:16they're doomed
01:19:17for failure
01:19:19because they lose sight of what truly matters
01:19:23family
01:19:24family
01:19:26and the people that they love
01:19:29dad
01:19:32don't be like that
01:19:33mike and i are still your family right
01:19:35family
01:19:37lisa
01:19:38you are the person that tore this family apart
01:19:42you are so obsessed with climbing the social ladder
01:19:45you didn't even realize that you were being used
01:19:48used
01:19:50what do you mean
01:19:51why are you even here
01:19:53can't you see you're the odd man out
01:19:54the only reason that they invited you
01:19:57was to try to humiliate me
01:19:59and you played right into their hands
01:20:02you gave them everything that they wanted
01:20:04carl you lied to me
01:20:08no this is nonsense
01:20:10then tell him
01:20:11tell dad that
01:20:12we deserve to be here
01:20:13that you invited us personally
01:20:14say it
01:20:15you little shit
01:20:17we don't know you
01:20:19stay away from carl you dumb bitch
01:20:22carl is ruthless turning on them like that
01:20:26poor lisa
01:20:27played like a fool
01:20:29that's enough
01:20:31throw these two out of here now
01:20:34no what
01:20:35no no no no no no no no
01:20:37dad no
01:20:38dad baby please
01:20:39no please
01:20:40come on
01:20:40you can't read me my friends
01:20:41i'm sorry
01:20:42i'm sorry
01:20:43i can't believe jack was personally invited by the governor's family as the guest of honor
01:20:52but i can't lose sight of the real prize
01:20:55as long as i secure that 10 billion dollar grant
01:20:58i'll still be the winner tonight
01:20:59emma
01:21:00look at what you've done
01:21:02how could you do this to me
01:21:05carl shut up
01:21:06everyone
01:21:08sorry for the interruption
01:21:10but we still must not lose sight of our goal tonight
01:21:13we are here to honor our tireless educators
01:21:17so
01:21:18let's continue
01:21:19yes chairman groom and let's continue
01:21:22jack i'm nervous
01:21:26there's no need for you to be nervous
01:21:28why
01:21:29because i told you
01:21:31tonight
01:21:32you're the star of this charity event
01:21:35now
01:21:38who would like to put their name forward for the grant
01:21:42vivian
01:21:46our lovely governor's daughter
01:21:49i would be honored
01:21:51to be in charge of that 10 billion dollar grant
01:21:55i'd also like to put myself into consideration vivian
01:22:00chairman grayson
01:22:02but aren't they from the same school
01:22:04they're competing against each other
01:22:06wow this is the most exciting banquet i've ever seen
01:22:11emma are you sure
01:22:14this is a 10 billion dollar grant
01:22:17we can't have somebody that's
01:22:19so emotional at the helm
01:22:21emotional
01:22:23yes i completely agree
01:22:26which is why i'm confident
01:22:28that i'm the right person for the job
01:22:29this grant is a very serious matter
01:22:33we must make the best possible choice
01:22:36who are they going to choose
01:22:38chairman groom and
01:22:40principal davis
01:22:41it can't be emma
01:22:43can it
01:22:44with much deliberation
01:22:47we have decided to award the grant to
01:22:51emma grayson
01:22:56what emma grayson impossible
01:23:05she got the 10 billion dollar grant
01:23:08miss grayson please prepare a proposal for the grant
01:23:13we'll set it up with you as the director as soon as possible
01:23:16the 10 billion dollar grant will be under your complete discretion
01:23:19jack am i dreaming
01:23:21no you're not dreaming him
01:23:24i told you tonight
01:23:25you are the star of the book
01:23:28vivian this is not right
01:23:37why why emma
01:23:40this is impossible
01:23:41emma's just
01:23:42a normal person
01:23:45who emma is
01:23:46is not important
01:23:48what is important
01:23:49is who emma chose
01:23:50boss
01:23:54i can't believe you're the ceo of orion corporation
01:24:06the world's largest arms manufacturer
01:24:09yes
01:24:10but more importantly
01:24:12i'm your husband
01:24:15jack jack
01:24:19no no no mr bradshaw
01:24:22please please forgive my insolence
01:24:26i have no idea who you were
01:24:29yeah i'm i'm bradshaw i'm i'm so sorry please have mercy
01:24:34mr grumman
01:24:36carl
01:24:38i've seen enough
01:24:39i'll be looking into your finances
01:24:42i hope you haven't left any proof of your poor behavior
01:24:48i'm sorry i'm yeah no i really can't have
01:24:52oh my god
01:24:57i can't believe the janitor turned out to be the ceo of orion corporation
01:25:02chairman and grumman are doomed
01:25:04emma is so lucky
01:25:07emma
01:25:09you are a kind brave woman
01:25:12boss is lucky to have met you
01:25:15boss
01:25:16i'd like to congratulate you
01:25:17miss grayson as well
01:25:18you won boss's heart
01:25:20you earned our interest on the multi
01:25:21thank you both
01:25:23your blessing means everything to us
01:25:25emma
01:25:31you loved me
01:25:33even when you thought i was just a janitor
01:25:35you stood by my side
01:25:38when you didn't have to
01:25:40you are strong
01:25:42you're brave
01:25:44and you're beautiful
01:25:46will you be my wife
01:25:49will you marry me
01:25:51yes
01:26:01you
01:26:14you
01:26:18you
01:26:22you
01:26:24you
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