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The Billionaire Janitor Is Back - Full Movie
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00:00:00You have to be kids. It's nice to have us in 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 out, Principal Davis.
00:00:45How did you see you, old Perf?
00:00:47I didn't see anything. I was 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 generator, Jack?
00:01:38Really? Smoking?
00:01:40Come to know that these will kill you?
00:01:46Boss.
00:01:47Boss!
00:01:49I'm trying to get someone out here.
00:01:56What have I told you to?
00:01:58Don't make a scene in public.
00:02:00What's with the crazy entourage?
00:02:02Boss.
00:02:03The 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.
00:02:16You're ready to retire as a janitor?
00:02:18I'm old now.
00:02:19I 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 lead me in peace.
00:02:36Boss, wait!
00:02:38This is from the DaVinci Collection.
00:02:42It's 50 million dollars.
00:02:44It's our birthday gift for your grandson.
00:02:47This is a corporate car.
00:02:49No limits set.
00:02:52Can you buy anything?
00:02:54I don't need these things.
00:02:56All right.
00:03:00All right.
00:03:01Trust this once.
00:03:05Now, somebody give an old man an eye home, okay?
00:03:08I can't be waiting 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 to you.
00:03:23Who is that?
00:03:24What is a janitor doing here?
00:03:25Maybe he's homeless and he's trying to steal some food?
00:03:43Dan?
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?
00:03:53He's obviously trying to spite me.
00:03:55Grandpa, why are you dressed like a poor person?
00:03:58Mommy, she said that dinner are losers.
00:04:02Tommy, clothes aren't important, okay?
00:04:06What's important is I'm here to celebrate your birthday with you.
00:04:10Dad, you're embarrassing us.
00:04:12You're embarrassing us.
00:04:13Exactly.
00:04:14All of our guests are dressed in their minds.
00:04:16You are being so rude to them showing up looking like a bum.
00:04:19Who is that?
00:04:20He looks gross.
00:04:21Hey, did you hear Mike?
00:04:23He was calling him his dad.
00:04:24Yeah, I know what he is.
00:04:27Lisa, 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.
00:04:33Not 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.
00:04:44Thank 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.
00:04:57What?
00:04:58Lisa's pregnant?
00:04:59That's amazing, Mike.
00:05:01Congratulations, Lisa.
00:05:03I have a very special present for you.
00:05:08Are you going to tell your dad or me?
00:05:14Dad?
00:05:15Lisa's pregnant?
00:05:18You don't have enough room in the house.
00:05:22What is that?
00:05:23The best present you could give my family.
00:05:26Move out.
00:05:33You 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.
00:05:40Mike, I bought this house.
00:05:42Where am I supposed to go?
00:05:43Who cares?
00:05:44You're just a useless old man that no one wants around.
00:05:46I 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 have a 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...
00:06:10I just want to spend time with my family.
00:06:13But we don't want to spend time with you.
00:06:15I will spend time with you.
00:06:23OK.
00:06:24Yeah, I'll just...
00:06:25I'll go.
00:06:30One last thing, Mike, before I go.
00:06:34All right.
00:06:35Don't make the same mistake that I did.
00:06:38Family is everything.
00:06:42Remember that.
00:06:43I've 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.
00:07:04Don't be so cold.
00:07:06Let's have some fun.
00:07:07Just give me what you want.
00:07:08What are you asking for?
00:07:10Strutting around, late at night?
00:07:12What's like that?
00:07:14Stop!
00:07:33Mr. Bad Shop!
00:07:35Who the fuck are you?
00:07:37Hey, you old fuck.
00:07:39Mind your business.
00:07:40Or, beat your ass.
00:07:45Leave her alone.
00:07:46Oh, no.
00:07:48I didn't know where someone's janitor is so dope.
00:07:50Wow, I didn't know where someone's janitor is so dope.
00:08:15You all right, Amelia?
00:08:17Yeah.
00:08:18Thank you, Mr. Bradshaw.
00:08:22Yeah.
00:08:25Mr. Bradshaw, if it's not too much trouble, could you walk me home?
00:08:32Yeah, of course.
00:08:37So what were you doing at school so late?
00:08:39I forgot to bring my homework after chair practice, so I came back to get it.
00:08:43What about you?
00:08:45I'll come here out so late at night all alone, too.
00:08:47No reason.
00:08:49Oh, come on.
00:08:50You can tell me.
00:08:51Fine.
00:08:52My son and daughter-in-law kicked me out of the house.
00:08:57I didn't know where to go.
00:08:59So, go back to school.
00:09:03After my wife died, I buried myself in work.
00:09:09I elected my son.
00:09:11I guess this is what I get.
00:09:12No, your son and daughter-in-law are terrible.
00:09:15They don't deserve you.
00:09:16They don't deserve you.
00:09:17You're handsome and you're really tough.
00:09:20Hey, do you want to like...
00:09:24What?
00:09:25Melissa, I'm serious.
00:09:33You're a great guy.
00:09:34I really like you.
00:09:35No.
00:09:36No.
00:09:37No.
00:09:38I'm too old for you.
00:09:40You're too young for even my son.
00:09:41No.
00:09:42I know that.
00:09:43Duh.
00:09:44I was talking about my mom.
00:09:46Oh.
00:09:47Wait.
00:09:48Your mom?
00:09:49Yeah.
00:09:50My mom is our school's chairwoman.
00:09:51She's pretty.
00:09:52She's smart.
00:09:53And a total badass.
00:09:54Do you want to meet her?
00:09:55I could totally introduce you to her.
00:09:57No.
00:09:58That's okay.
00:09:59Hey, look.
00:10:00Are we almost there?
00:10:01I gotta get going.
00:10:02Come on.
00:10:03I know you have to late.
00:10:05Where were you?
00:10:06Mom, I ran into some trouble on the way home, but...
00:10:08Mr. Bradshaw.
00:10:09I'm sorry.
00:10:10I'm sorry.
00:10:11I'm sorry.
00:10:12I'm sorry.
00:10:13I'm sorry.
00:10:14I'm sorry.
00:10:15I'm sorry.
00:10:16I'm sorry.
00:10:17I'm sorry.
00:10:18I'm sorry.
00:10:19I'll save me.
00:10:36Are you okay?
00:10:37Yeah.
00:10:38I'm alright.
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.
00:10:46Janitor.
00:10:48Yes.
00:10:49And you're walking my car home alone?
00:10:50Why?
00:10:51Mom.
00:10:52I asked you to.
00:10:54It's only right to help those with you.
00:10:57I said so.
00:10:58Well, aren't you a man of principle?
00:11:01Mom, Mr. Bradshaw is a good man.
00:11:03He saved me.
00:11:04Amelia, why don't you go inside so I can talk to this good man?
00:11:07Now that she's gone.
00:11:08Why don't you tell me why you really came all this way?
00:11:10Honey?
00:11:11A promotion?
00:11:12Something else?
00:11:13Something else?
00:11:14No.
00:11:15Just trying to do the right thing.
00:11:16It's okay to want money.
00:11:17I'll write you a check.
00:11:18Just come to my house to pick it up.
00:11:19I know you think because I'm a janitor I want money or something.
00:11:20But I really don't.
00:11:21Good night.
00:11:22Wait.
00:11:23I should thank you.
00:11:24You're helping Amelia.
00:11:25That's all I need.
00:11:26That's all I need.
00:11:27That's all I need.
00:11:28No.
00:11:29I'm just trying to do the right thing.
00:11:31It's okay to want money.
00:11:33I'll write you a check.
00:11:34Just come to my house to pick it up.
00:11:36I know you think because I'm a janitor I want money or something.
00:11:41But I really don't.
00:11:43Good night.
00:11:44Wait.
00:11:45I should thank you for helping Amelia.
00:11:50That's all I need.
00:11:53You're welcome.
00:11:54You're an interesting man.
00:12:02Mom, what did you think about Jack?
00:12:21What do you mean?
00:12:22I mean, isn't he handsome?
00:12:27And he's so nice today.
00:12:30He is handsome.
00:12:31And?
00:12:32And single.
00:12:33So you should marry him.
00:12:36What?
00:12:37What?
00:12:38Yeah.
00:12:39You'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.
00:12:51And you will 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 needing him, I gotta see what passed my test.
00:13:12Test.
00:13:13Test.
00:13:14Test.
00:13:33Excuse me.
00:13:34Excuse me.
00:13:35No littering, please.
00:13:37How do we fall?
00:13:50Did she drop a wallet?
00:13:58Mom, he took the money?
00:14:02Looks like he failed my test.
00:14:04Maybe he had a good reason.
00:14:06We shouldn't jump to conclusions.
00:14:09It's over.
00:14:11Help people act when they think nobody's watching shows their true character.
00:14:15I can't trust somebody who would give in to their greed so easily.
00:14:24My wallet.
00:14:25Has anyone seen my wallet?
00:14:27That was just a joke.
00:14:28I'll be putting my bottom back here.
00:14:30I will go, okay.
00:14:32rester.
00:14:33Yeah, I think you must drop this.
00:14:42And it's all here.
00:14:44Aren't you the sweetest, Jack?
00:14:48Hey, big guy.
00:14:50Let me show you how grateful I am.
00:14:52Do you like what you saw last time?
00:14:54Or you can do anything else anymore.
00:14:58I know a reporter is trying to seduce him.
00:15:00Wait, let's not be used to.
00:15:02Oh, sorry.
00:15:04He gave back the wallet, and he didn't give me to that salusive.
00:15:07You're right. I jumped to conclusions.
00:15:10So, you're gonna give him a chance?
00:15:13Fine. I'll consider it.
00:15:22Hey, Jack.
00:15:24I've had my eyes on you for a while now.
00:15:32What are we going to take? Get to know each other?
00:15:36Thank you. I'm not interested.
00:15:40Oh, don't be shy. I'm a teacher. You're just some janitor.
00:15:45You should be honored, I mean, to you.
00:15:48Uh, no, thank you.
00:15:50Um, I just, I'm really not looking for romance right now.
00:15:54What's your problem, huh?
00:15:57You think you're too good for me?
00:15:59You scrub toilets for a living.
00:16:01I know my own worth, and I don't need your approval.
00:16:05Oh, please. You're just some loser.
00:16:08You're never landing anyone better than me.
00:16:11Shh.
00:16:24Hop in, Jack. Late for dinner.
00:16:34Sorry. I rise.
00:16:41How did that janitor land the chairwoman?
00:16:56Thanks for sending me back there.
00:16:58I can't let anyone pick on my husband.
00:17:01What? Husband?
00:17:03Yes, husband.
00:17:06Relax. We can just have a contract marriage.
00:17:09A contract marriage?
00:17:11You saved Amelia's life.
00:17:13She's so grateful to you, and...
00:17:16She likes you a lot.
00:17:20I just...
00:17:21She doesn't have a father.
00:17:23All she's ever wanted is to have a full family.
00:17:26You've met her.
00:17:27You know how stubborn she can be.
00:17:28I don't want to disappoint her.
00:17:32I see.
00:17:35So where are we?
00:17:37A charity banquet.
00:17:38There's a $30 million donation to the school on the line.
00:17:42I had my secretary purchase a prize Da Vinci painting.
00:17:45A Da Vinci painting? Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:17:48This is from the Da Vinci collection.
00:17:51It's $50 million.
00:17:54You ready?
00:17:55I'm gonna go see you at the school's big patrons.
00:18:12Pay any of these?
00:18:14Yeah.
00:18:16Well, there she is.
00:18:18This is the gorgeous chairwoman Miss Grayson.
00:18:22Keep your distance, Carl. We're not that close.
00:18:25Jack.
00:18:27What's a dirty janitor doing in a black tie up there?
00:18:33Do you know where you are?
00:18:35This is a high society event.
00:18:39You're not even good enough to wait tables here.
00:18:42Jack is my guest.
00:18:43Show some respect.
00:18:45Guest?
00:18:47You brought the janitor?
00:18:49Ella, have you lost your mind?
00:18:51Watch your mouth.
00:18:52Know your place.
00:18:54You're the principal at my school.
00:18:55I'm sorry, Jack.
00:19:00I didn't know you'd be so rude.
00:19:01No, it's all right.
00:19:02I'm used to it.
00:19:04Of course, don't hurt me.
00:19:06All right.
00:19:07I'll be right back, okay?
00:19:08All right.
00:19:16Sharon, go to me.
00:19:18I have a present for you.
00:19:20If you like it.
00:19:25Oh, this is a classic piece.
00:19:31Emma, how did you get this?
00:19:33From a private collector.
00:19:34I hope it's to your liking.
00:19:36Like it?
00:19:37It's amazing.
00:19:38It's going to be the centerpiece of my collection.
00:19:41I had my secretary purchase a prize Da Vinci painting.
00:19:44A Da Vinci painting?
00:19:45Just like the one Vivian gave me?
00:19:50Emma, you are so thoughtful.
00:19:53I'm so glad you like it.
00:19:55You've been donating to the school for decades now.
00:19:57It's the least I can do to show my gratitude for your patronage.
00:20:00Of course.
00:20:01Well, I will be donating $30 million this year as well.
00:20:05No expenses spared for the best private school in the country.
00:20:09Thank you for your continued trust, Mr. Grooming.
00:20:11Wait!
00:20:15That painting is not fake!
00:20:25What?
00:20:26It's a fake?
00:20:28Unbelievable.
00:20:31What do you mean it's a fake?
00:20:33Carl, what do you mean?
00:20:35Because I bribed the secretary.
00:20:37She tricked you into buying a forgery.
00:20:39That painting is in the British Royal Collection.
00:20:40It's a one of a kind.
00:20:41So how is it here, Emma?
00:20:42Were you scammed?
00:20:43Or were you just lying?
00:20:45Emma, is this how you treat the biggest donor to your school?
00:20:46No, it's true.
00:20:47There must be a misunderstanding.
00:20:48I had my secretary purchase this, my very reputable vendor.
00:20:49Fake is a fake.
00:20:50But don't take my word for it.
00:20:51The head authenticator of Christies Auction House is here tonight.
00:20:53Why don't we let Dr. Cirtas be the judge?
00:20:54The judge?
00:20:55Why are you doing it here?
00:20:56Is Mr. Grooming?
00:20:57Is it us here, Emma?
00:20:58The judge?
00:20:59We're not here, Emma.
00:21:00Were you scammed?
00:21:01Or were you just lying?
00:21:02Emma, is this how you treat the biggest donor to your school?
00:21:03This is true.
00:21:04There must be a misunderstanding.
00:21:05I had my secretary purchase this from a very reputable vendor.
00:21:06Fake is a fake.
00:21:07But don't take my word for it.
00:21:08The head authenticator of Christie's Auction House is here tonight.
00:21:17Surtis be the judge!
00:21:35Larry and Surtis, I'm going to give you some assistance here, ma'am.
00:21:38Yes.
00:21:39Yes.
00:21:40The texture of the canvas, you can see that it's just not consistent with what's expected
00:21:49in the 18th century.
00:21:50I regret to inform all of you that this is without a doubt a fake.
00:21:57Damn, Emma's in trouble.
00:21:59I need a helper.
00:22:01I can't believe she would do this.
00:22:03I think she did no purpose.
00:22:05No, I didn't.
00:22:06I need a chance to prove it.
00:22:08Emma, you're done for.
00:22:10You'll be removed by the board.
00:22:12Then I'll be able to take your place.
00:22:17That's enough!
00:22:26Emma, I'm disappointed in you.
00:22:30I won't be making a donation anymore.
00:22:34And you can leave.
00:22:35Mr. Kruman, you're so commanding and assertive.
00:22:42But please, give our school enough a chance once I, the main chairman.
00:22:50You?
00:22:50I won't be donating to Emma.
00:22:52Yeah.
00:22:53I can't eat with her.
00:22:54Mm-mm.
00:23:00Whoa!
00:23:07Jack.
00:23:08Sorry, Madam Chairwoman.
00:23:10I grabbed the wrong present.
00:23:14This
00:23:14is the right present.
00:23:19Mr. Kruman.
00:23:19My goodness.
00:23:34What do we have here?
00:23:37This is...
00:23:37This...
00:23:39This is the genuine article.
00:23:42This would likely fetch
00:23:45$50 million
00:23:47at auction.
00:23:59Two paintings?
00:24:00Why not?
00:24:01Trust me.
00:24:02This isn't a joke.
00:24:04This is a serious event.
00:24:05Those holes on the line.
00:24:06What is the meaning of this?
00:24:08Why are there two identical paintings?
00:24:11I'm sorry, Mr. Kruman.
00:24:13I must have just brought out the wrong one.
00:24:15Please, forgive my mistake.
00:24:17Well, Dr. Sertis says it's genuine.
00:24:20Then it must be real.
00:24:26Maybe Emma stole it.
00:24:27How dare you accuse me of stealing?
00:24:39Emma,
00:24:39can you guarantee
00:24:40that this painting is real?
00:24:45I promise.
00:24:50That painting
00:24:51is the real thing.
00:24:55You
00:24:56are janitors.
00:24:57Your promise
00:24:59is worth nothing.
00:25:01Who are you again?
00:25:04Mr. Kruman,
00:25:06he's a janitor
00:25:07at my school.
00:25:08A janitor?
00:25:11Yes.
00:25:13A dirty,
00:25:14lowly
00:25:15janitor.
00:25:17Who?
00:25:18Janitor?
00:25:19How did he even get in here?
00:25:21Emma,
00:25:21what did you bring it for?
00:25:22Are you trying to embarrass us?
00:25:24Emma,
00:25:25explain yourself.
00:25:27Yes.
00:25:27Mr. Kruman.
00:25:29I think that she's trying to humiliate you
00:25:31by bringing a janitor
00:25:33to your banquet.
00:25:34Uninvited.
00:25:36The audacity.
00:25:38Oh my.
00:25:39I can smell the bleach on him
00:25:41from over here.
00:25:42Yes.
00:25:43He was
00:25:44unclogging
00:25:45a lady's toilets
00:25:47the other week.
00:25:48Would you like to see
00:25:49pictures of him
00:25:50scrubbing the toilets
00:25:52on his knees?
00:25:57That's enough.
00:26:01He's my husband.
00:26:02She really just admitted
00:26:15I'm her husband
00:26:15in front of everyone.
00:26:17Even though she thinks
00:26:18I'm just a janitor.
00:26:20Any man is lucky to have her.
00:26:22What?
00:26:26Would you take a janitor
00:26:27as a husband?
00:26:29Yes.
00:26:30And?
00:26:31Boy,
00:26:32are you desperate for men?
00:26:34I've asked you on for years.
00:26:36I figured you were playing
00:26:38hard to get.
00:26:39Would you take this piece
00:26:40of trash
00:26:40over me?
00:26:42That's none of your business.
00:26:44Emma,
00:26:44you're crazy.
00:26:46Maybe she is crazy.
00:26:48Or maybe she's just
00:26:49into men
00:26:50that crawl out
00:26:51of the gutter.
00:26:53Tell me.
00:26:54Do you fuck
00:26:55in the dumpster?
00:26:59Oh,
00:26:59what's the matter?
00:27:01You gonna hit me?
00:27:02Go on,
00:27:03do it.
00:27:09How dare you hit me?
00:27:11You asked for it.
00:27:13Carl,
00:27:14that slap
00:27:15was just a warning.
00:27:17But remember this.
00:27:18Next time
00:27:19you insult my wife,
00:27:21you'll regret it
00:27:24for the rest of your life.
00:27:26Fuck,
00:27:27I'm gonna fire you.
00:27:29As long as I'm still
00:27:29your boss,
00:27:31you don't have the authority
00:27:31to fire him.
00:27:33And I won't tolerate
00:27:34any press against him.
00:27:37Emma,
00:27:38they're making a scene.
00:27:39Mr. Rude,
00:27:41were you not bothered
00:27:42when they were ridiculing
00:27:43my husband?
00:27:44Was that about
00:27:44making a scene?
00:27:49Wait,
00:27:50you're going against
00:27:51Mr. Grumman
00:27:52for a janitor?
00:27:54Emma,
00:27:55have you forgotten
00:27:56that our school
00:27:58needs the chairman's
00:27:59donations
00:28:00and without them,
00:28:01I have no funding.
00:28:02and it will be
00:28:06all your fault.
00:28:07He's right.
00:28:08This is about
00:28:09keeping the school open.
00:28:10She's too emotion.
00:28:12Apologize to Mr. Grumman.
00:28:15Apologize?
00:28:16For what?
00:28:18I'm not gonna throw
00:28:19aside my husband
00:28:19to beg for mercy.
00:28:21God,
00:28:21she's so brave.
00:28:23I'm so lucky
00:28:23to have found her.
00:28:25No, Jack,
00:28:26let's go.
00:28:26Okay.
00:28:38Emma.
00:28:40Emma.
00:28:44Emma.
00:28:45Emma.
00:28:46Why are you crying?
00:28:48I'm so sorry.
00:28:53Dad just ruined
00:28:54everything.
00:28:57It's too late
00:28:57to take it back now.
00:28:59I'm sorry.
00:29:00I'm sorry that I spoke
00:29:01out.
00:29:01I couldn't stand there
00:29:02and watch them
00:29:03picking on you.
00:29:04I'm sorry, Jack.
00:29:11I'm sorry
00:29:11for losing my temper.
00:29:14You didn't do
00:29:15anything wrong.
00:29:17I'm just so tired.
00:29:21I'm so sick
00:29:22of kissing up
00:29:23to billionaires
00:29:23just to keep
00:29:24the school open.
00:29:25I'm sorry
00:29:26you had to go
00:29:26through that.
00:29:29No, Jack.
00:29:31I should be
00:29:32thanking you.
00:29:33Having you
00:29:34on my side
00:29:35gave me the strength
00:29:35to finally say
00:29:36what I've always
00:29:36been holding back on.
00:29:39But what about
00:29:39the school?
00:29:40Without that donation
00:29:41is the school
00:29:42really going to
00:29:42go bankrupt?
00:29:43If the school
00:29:44closes,
00:29:44hundreds of students
00:29:45will be left
00:29:46without an education,
00:29:47especially those
00:29:47on scholarships.
00:29:49Not to mention
00:29:49the teachers
00:29:50who will be unemployed.
00:29:51Their families
00:29:52will be in trouble too.
00:29:53I'm not going
00:29:54to let that happen.
00:29:55What's done
00:29:56is done.
00:29:57Corona has made
00:29:58it very clear
00:29:59his opinion of me.
00:30:00Carla's been
00:30:01waiting to
00:30:01serve me for years.
00:30:03If I had their support,
00:30:04the school is doomed.
00:30:06Let me help.
00:30:07What could you
00:30:07possibly do?
00:30:10It's okay.
00:30:11I'll find a new donor.
00:30:13I'll find a new
00:30:13service of finals.
00:30:18This is everything
00:30:19I've said
00:30:19about my years.
00:30:21If you need it,
00:30:22it's yours.
00:30:22Jack, you're so sweet.
00:30:31But we're missing
00:30:3230 million,
00:30:32not 3,000.
00:30:35There's nothing
00:30:35you can do
00:30:36to help me.
00:30:37Actually, I can't.
00:30:38This is everything
00:30:39that I've saved
00:30:41the last 20 years.
00:30:45It's okay.
00:30:46It's been a long day.
00:30:50I'm tired.
00:30:53Let's go home.
00:31:03Mr. Grumman,
00:31:05I want to apologize
00:31:06for the way that
00:31:08Emma ruined your party.
00:31:11Apologize?
00:31:12I don't need that.
00:31:14I think I deserve
00:31:15an explanation
00:31:15from the school.
00:31:17Of course.
00:31:18Of course.
00:31:19I've already called
00:31:19for an emergency
00:31:21board meeting
00:31:22where I will propose
00:31:23that she be fired
00:31:24from her position.
00:31:27A chairwoman.
00:31:29Marrying a janitor
00:31:31with a sibling
00:31:31not qualified
00:31:33in shaping young minds.
00:31:35Wouldn't you agree,
00:31:36Mr. Grumman?
00:31:37If this goes through,
00:31:40I'll reconsider
00:31:41my decision.
00:31:43Remember,
00:31:44a $30 million donation
00:31:47is on the line.
00:31:52Don't blame me, Emma.
00:31:53It's your own fault.
00:31:55You made the wrong choice.
00:31:57Come on.
00:32:09Is everything
00:32:10going to be okay?
00:32:12No.
00:32:13It's worse than I imagined.
00:32:14What are we going to do?
00:32:15Is the school
00:32:16really going to go bankrupt?
00:32:17No, Amelia.
00:32:26Don't worry.
00:32:27I'll take care of it.
00:32:28Take care of it?
00:32:30Come on, Jack.
00:32:31Don't make empty promises.
00:32:33This isn't a fairy tale.
00:32:34We're talking about
00:32:34$30 million.
00:32:35$30 million.
00:32:38I'm not making
00:32:39empty promises.
00:32:40I'm telling you.
00:32:41I can take care of this.
00:32:43Okay, Jack.
00:32:44Whatever you say.
00:32:44But even if we have the money,
00:32:47Carl's never going to give up.
00:32:48He'll do whatever he has to do
00:32:49to get whatever he wants.
00:32:52He can't.
00:32:53Trust me.
00:32:55Wait, Jack.
00:32:56Where are you going?
00:32:58Didn't your family
00:32:59kick you out?
00:33:00I'm back to school.
00:33:03Jack.
00:33:05Did you forget?
00:33:07You're my husband.
00:33:09You have a family now.
00:33:12Mom!
00:33:13You and Jack are all free.
00:33:16Amelia.
00:33:18Stay.
00:33:20At least for tonight.
00:33:21Please.
00:33:24I need you to stay.
00:33:30Oh, Mom.
00:33:31You're blushing.
00:33:33Go back to your room
00:33:34now, please.
00:33:35Okay, okay.
00:33:36But you know,
00:33:38soundproof isn't great.
00:33:40Don't stay up too late.
00:33:41You should go shower.
00:33:50Get out of this dinner
00:33:51or uniform.
00:33:55I'll find you something to wear.
00:33:57I'll be back.
00:34:10Bye.
00:34:11Bye.
00:34:12Bye.
00:34:16Bye.
00:34:21Bye.
00:34:25Ciao.
00:34:25I'm sorry that that was an accident no it's okay
00:34:48originally this was my dad's I'll let you try it off
00:34:54yeah
00:34:55wow you cleaned up nicely
00:35:11thank you
00:35:18I'm sorry
00:35:47chairwoman this is a formal notice
00:35:57the school board has called an emergency meeting for tomorrow at 9am
00:36:01they have requested you attend
00:36:03an emergency board meeting for what
00:36:06to discuss principal davis' proposal to have you removed as chairwoman
00:36:10carly he's faster than we thought
00:36:19don't worry
00:36:24I told you
00:36:25I'll take care of this
00:36:28trust me
00:36:37past 20 years I'm worth billions not to mention this black card Louis gave me
00:36:54Emma I won't let them threaten you I'll ruin anyone who rises against you
00:36:59Vivian right now as CEO of Orion Corporation I need you to do something for me
00:37:11yes boss
00:37:12first make an announcement in three days Orion Corporation will be holding a charity banquet
00:37:18with an emphasis on education
00:37:20second before 9am tomorrow morning I need you to prepare 30 million dollars in cash
00:37:28Mr. Davis as principal do you need 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
00:37:48now as far as Emma as far as Emma she has seriously offended Chairman Grumman one of our school's long time patrons Emma has seriously damaged our school's reputation
00:37:55I condemn her reckless and irresponsible and I condemn her reckless and irresponsible behavior
00:38:19and irresponsible behavior from this day on I will be leading the school to the
00:38:31new age of glory look someone's coming who is this? I've never seen him
00:38:51Ms. Grayson, what do you have to say to Mr. Davis' accusations? Please don't push, just stay back, thank you, please stay back. Ms. Grayson, it's rumored your conflicts with Principal Davis are due to your failures to secure funding for the school, what do you have to say? Ms. Grayson, you've been accused of sleeping with the school janitor and seriously offending Chairman Grumman. For his sake, explain yourself. I'll answer that question.
00:39:19After all, I am that janitor. Do you know who I really am? You don't know? Not for that for now. Today will not be emigration since the last day, but rather a new beginning. And as for Carl Davis, I'm Paul Smith. That's all, no more questions, thank you.
00:39:49They're already starting to vote.
00:40:07I'm just going to be a nobody after today. You're so right, Ms. White. I must have been fired years ago.
00:40:13She's not fit to manage this school. Of course. But don't you worry. Once I become part of this faculty, I'll make sure to put you in charge of finances.
00:40:23Oh, thank you, Ms. White. Until Mr. Davis, I won't let him down.
00:40:43Well, look who's here. It's the janitor who's been dragging the chairwoman down.
00:40:50Jack, this is an important, exclusive board meeting. There's no place for you.
00:40:57Just get out of our way.
00:40:59Jack, you're just a dirty janitor. How dare you speak to Ms. White like that?
00:41:03Then you, you're just hurting my eyes. You get out of the way too.
00:41:08Security! Throw them out!
00:41:14No!
00:41:22Emma, you've already been fired by the school board.
00:41:26Who do you think you are?
00:41:28Fired? Yeah, I hope. Like Carl.
00:41:30That's right. Mr. Davis already gathered the necessary votes. It's all over.
00:41:35Wonderful. Well, Mr. Davis can tell me to my face.
00:41:38Now move.
00:41:40What are you waiting for?
00:41:42Throw them out!
00:41:55Are you okay?
00:42:00Are you okay?
00:42:00You're lucky I don't hit women.
00:42:12What are you so smug about?
00:42:15All this talk, Emma.
00:42:17And your last hope is a janitor who punches his problems.
00:42:21Thanks for protecting me.
00:42:24Jack is above eating women.
00:42:26But I'm not.
00:42:28Oh, English basketball.
00:42:32Let us in.
00:42:32Oh, my God.
00:42:34Oh, oh, oh.
00:42:34Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:42:36Oh, oh, oh.
00:42:37Oh.
00:42:37Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:42:51Emma, the board meeting is in progress to determine your fate, and as you are the involved party, you cannot be here.
00:43:21Emma is the chairwoman, and as the chairwoman, she's also a member of the school board, so any school board meeting without the chairwoman is ineligible, so your decision today, well, it doesn't matter, but now tell me, who's for?
00:43:51And who's the answer?
00:43:56Emma, the forgery that you presented, Chairman Broom, is the reason that the school has lost its funding, or have you forgotten?
00:44:05Enough with your baseless accusations. I've uncovered the truth, and it was you.
00:44:13You were the one who planted the forgery in an attempt to ruin my wife's good reputation.
00:44:24Where's your proof?
00:44:32Without proof, your accusations are just slander.
00:44:37We're not interested in your personal differences with Mr. Davis. We need solutions.
00:44:45That's right. The school has no funding. We need to do something.
00:44:49Hey, don't worry. I got this.
00:45:02Funding won't be a problem.
00:45:07In three days, the governor's daughter, Vivian, will be hosting a charity banquet in the city.
00:45:12She works for the Orion Corporation.
00:45:15So what?
00:45:17So, Emma will attend as chairwoman, and once she secures a donation from the governor's daughter, Vivian,
00:45:25the school will have more than enough funding.
00:45:28I didn't know anything about this.
00:45:30Don't be absurd.
00:45:31Why would the governor's daughter care about what you have to say?
00:45:36Because I'm her boss.
00:45:43Now, any objections?
00:45:49You, a janitor.
00:45:53Now, why would Vivian, the governor's daughter, listen to you?
00:45:59Ridiculous!
00:45:59Jack, you're just a janitor. You're not fooling anyone.
00:46:04You're expecting this janitor to save you?
00:46:08Ha! Ridiculous!
00:46:12Jack, can you really take care of this?
00:46:15We can't risk anything.
00:46:17Trust me, Emma.
00:46:19Emma, you have been making mistake after mistake after mistake
00:46:24ever since you chose a janitor as a husband.
00:46:29Jack.
00:46:30Jack, Tina!
00:46:33What we need is more money.
00:46:37You see, sweetheart?
00:46:39They can't wait for our demise.
00:46:41What should we do?
00:46:42Don't worry.
00:46:43I came doubly prepared.
00:46:45We're talking $30 million.
00:46:47$30 million?
00:46:48I could bring $300 million.
00:46:59Come in.
00:47:09Come in.
00:47:11Who?
00:47:13Your janitor buddies?
00:47:19They're too busy mopping the floor.
00:47:21I prepared $30 million for this school.
00:47:29It's going to arrive in three minutes.
00:47:31Oh, Jack, it was already a stretch to say that we could get all the funding from Vivian.
00:47:36How are you going to get $30 million?
00:47:38It's $30 million, Jack.
00:47:41You could sell Emma.
00:47:44You'd still come up short.
00:47:46But now you say you'll have the money ready in three minutes?
00:47:49That's absurd.
00:47:51What if I do?
00:47:51If you bring us $30 million, I will get down on my knees and I will lick your shoes.
00:48:00But if you fail, you'll get down on your knees and beg me for mercy.
00:48:09Ew.
00:48:11Let's say we've got about one more minute.
00:48:14Mr. Davis, you're too kind.
00:48:17But this isn't something getting on your knees will solve.
00:48:20I must don't need to be fired.
00:48:23That's right.
00:48:24It's why we're gathered here today.
00:48:26Emma, don't be stubborn.
00:48:29We need your room and support.
00:48:32Only Principal Davis can save the school from bankruptcy now.
00:48:37Emma, don't worry.
00:48:40I won't make you beg.
00:48:41Just be in my bed this evening.
00:48:45I'll help you out, I promise.
00:48:47Disgusting.
00:48:48Well, in three minutes, where's money?
00:48:52Well, in three minutes, where's money?
00:48:52I don't know.
00:49:22I don't know.
00:49:34This is impossible.
00:49:37Where did you get that one?
00:49:52Jack?
00:49:56Emma?
00:49:57I know it.
00:50:00The future of the school is bright with you two, I believe.
00:50:04Are you really turning on us?
00:50:07Shut up.
00:50:10Carl, will you please control your subordinates?
00:50:13We only act in the best interest of the school.
00:50:16Whoever saves it from bankruptcy wins.
00:50:21Wait, wait, wait.
00:50:22Are we sure that this money is legal?
00:50:26Are you trying to pin us with money laundering?
00:50:30Yes, he's right.
00:50:35This money must be dirty.
00:50:37Carl, you have such an active imagination.
00:50:41I agree.
00:50:42We need the funds.
00:50:44But can you prove the money is clean?
00:50:4730 million dollars from a janitor?
00:50:57How could it be legal?
00:50:58That's right.
00:50:59No one knows where the money came from.
00:51:01You don't need to know where my money came from.
00:51:04What you need to do is admit that you lost.
00:51:08What's wrong, Carl?
00:51:15You get your own terms so quickly?
00:51:17Yep.
00:51:18You bring the 30 million.
00:51:20You get down on your knees and lick his shoes.
00:51:24How dare you humiliate me?
00:51:30Jack, do you really think 30 million dollars will solve everything?
00:51:35How long do you think 30 million dollars is going to last?
00:51:49Emma offended Chairman Brooman, who is the most dedicated patron in our school.
00:51:55She's ruined our reputation in high society.
00:51:57We're going to have trouble even hiring students.
00:52:01Exactly.
00:52:02And I, I am the only one that is in good standings with Chairman Brooman.
00:52:07The school needs me.
00:52:09You.
00:52:14Emma.
00:52:15Do you really think Jack can save you?
00:52:18He's just a janitor.
00:52:19Even if he has the money, you still offended Chairman Brooman.
00:52:23Emma.
00:52:24If you beg very nicely to me, maybe I'll put in a couple good words for you.
00:52:33Emma.
00:52:35You don't have to give in to him.
00:52:37Jack.
00:52:38I get that you're new money.
00:52:41But you'll never understand what it's like to truly have wealth and status.
00:52:47Yes.
00:52:48That's true.
00:52:49Without Chairman Brooman's patronage, the school is going to fall into ruin.
00:52:54Miss Grayson, we'll give you three more days.
00:52:58But find a way to repair the school's relationship with Chairman Brooman.
00:53:03Wow.
00:53:05You really are too kind.
00:53:07She's put the school at risk and you're going to give her three more days?
00:53:11We're giving you another chance on account of the $30 million that you managed to scrum up today for us.
00:53:18But can you please cut the janitor out?
00:53:21I can't stand being in the same room with him.
00:53:23No.
00:53:25No.
00:53:27No?
00:53:29No.
00:53:37I know you all might think of him as just a janitor, but he's proven himself to be a loyal, wonderful, loving husband.
00:53:45Let's get out of here.
00:53:58Emma!
00:53:59No.
00:54:00No.
00:54:14Esteemed members of the board, please
00:54:17calm down.
00:54:20Emma will regret her decision.
00:54:29What?
00:54:51I'll have to see though.
00:54:54Right.
00:54:59Mom, what are we going to do now?
00:55:10Naomi, what are you doing in the car?
00:55:12Does it matter?
00:55:13What happens now?
00:55:14Three days.
00:55:16How are we going to get Mr. Groomen's approval?
00:55:18I don't know.
00:55:20I have a question.
00:55:21Who's the bigger deal?
00:55:23Jeremy Groomen or Governor Stoddard, Vivian?
00:55:26That's obvious.
00:55:27Of course, it's the beautiful, generous, smart, and business of you, Vivian.
00:55:32You're ranking on the charity banquet in three days?
00:55:35It's no use.
00:55:37A charity banquet for the elite is going to be arranged for Jeremy Groomen.
00:55:40There's no legal invitation.
00:55:41I just need to know.
00:55:43Would Vivian be able to help?
00:55:45Of course.
00:55:46Okay.
00:55:48We've got an invitation.
00:55:50Are you sure of it?
00:55:57We're home.
00:56:07Are you coming?
00:56:08Uh, no.
00:56:09You guys go ahead.
00:56:10I have a quick call to make.
00:56:20Vivian.
00:56:21It's Jack.
00:56:22I need an invitation.
00:56:24Yes, boss.
00:56:38Hey, it's late.
00:56:40What are you still doing now?
00:56:41Can't sleep.
00:56:42Maybe, maybe it's time to beg Jeremy Groomen for help.
00:56:53We all know that $30 million is more than enough money to keep the school going.
00:56:58Carl's just looking for an excuse to get you fired.
00:57:01But the whole board is behind him.
00:57:03The charity banquet is a long shot, but it's my only hope.
00:57:09I'm sure Jeremy could just throw me on a vacation.
00:57:16You should get that.
00:57:18Maybe it's just what we've been waiting for.
00:57:19Miss Grayson, I'm here to deliver an invitation.
00:57:36Miss Grayson, I'm here to deliver an invitation.
00:57:49Jack, is this invitation you're doing?
00:57:56What invitation?
00:58:00Maybe Chairman Groomen just had a change of heart.
00:58:05Don't play Coy.
00:58:07That man was clearly here to hand-deliver this invitation.
00:58:10I think you're just overthinking it.
00:58:13There are too many coincidences.
00:58:16I need answers.
00:58:17What are you hiding from me?
00:58:22Sometimes things are just that simple.
00:58:24Okay, I'll overthink it.
00:58:25Decide what's important is now you can attend the charity banquet, right?
00:58:33But...
00:58:34Because...
00:58:35I'm her boss.
00:58:38Now, any objections?
00:58:46Who are you, Rumi?
00:58:47Why are you able to do all this?
00:58:58I'm just an ordinary, hard-working man.
00:59:03But sometimes...
00:59:10Ordinary men...
00:59:14Can do extraordinary things.
00:59:20Maybe you're right.
00:59:23I just feel like...
00:59:25You have a big secret.
00:59:27You're hiding from me.
00:59:28Like...
00:59:29There's a whole side of you that I've never seen.
00:59:34But you've seen every bit of me.
00:59:36I don't know.
00:59:47Love you.
00:59:49It's okay.
00:59:51I'm not....
00:59:56No, no, no.
00:59:57Because people will see here today.
00:59:59It looks like I'm always here.
01:00:29Principal Davis, it's been a long time.
01:00:54I heard that Chairman Grumman personally invited you as a guest tomorrow.
01:00:58Yes, of course. As you know, our school is in need of some resources.
01:01:03Mr. Davis, your school should be honored to have such a hard-working, dedicated principal.
01:01:08You've made a splendid headmaster, should you get the chance.
01:01:28Thank you so much for inviting us. It's such an important banquet.
01:01:38I'm so glad you could make it.
01:01:40Mr. Davis, I heard that all of high society was clamoring for an invitation tonight.
01:01:44Thank you so much for inviting us.
01:01:46Oh no, you should be thanking your father.
01:01:50Old man Jack.
01:01:52Who is that?
01:02:15You're so intimidating.
01:02:16Isn't that Emma? Why is she here?
01:02:20There's that man with her.
01:02:22He looks important.
01:02:23Mike, isn't that your dad?
01:02:26Wasn't he just a janitor?
01:02:28That's right.
01:02:29He's just a janitor.
01:02:35Hey, what are you doing here?
01:02:37You shouldn't be at a place like this.
01:02:40Who are you?
01:02:41He's my son.
01:02:42That's right.
01:02:43I'm his son.
01:02:44And who are you?
01:02:45Why do you bring him to such a high-class banquet?
01:02:56I'm the McGrason, the chairwoman.
01:02:59And who I bring as a guest is no one's business but my own.
01:03:02Chairwoman?
01:03:03So you should know my father is just a janitor at your school.
01:03:07Mike, you show.
01:03:09Dad, you don't embarrass me in front of everybody.
01:03:13Mr. Davis personally invited me here.
01:03:15You're just a janitor.
01:03:17Why do you get to be here?
01:03:19Oh, Mike, don't be so hard on your father.
01:03:24After all, he's no simple janitor.
01:03:27Carl, what are you trying to say?
01:03:29Nothing.
01:03:30It's just not everyone is supposed to be here.
01:03:33Miss Grayson, if I remember correctly, you weren't invited.
01:03:38Is security just letting anyone into the charity banquet?
01:03:40I wasn't invited.
01:03:41Oh, really?
01:03:43By whom?
01:03:44Because I'm pretty sure Mr. Davis never sent you an invitation.
01:03:47My invitation.
01:03:59Impossible.
01:04:00What?
01:04:01Was your dad actually invited?
01:04:03Mr. Brooman would never have invited you.
01:04:06I'm not.
01:04:07Crouching a charity banquet hosted for the elite?
01:04:08That doesn't seem proper.
01:04:09Proper?
01:04:10Proper by whose standards?
01:04:11Principal Davis's?
01:04:12Jack, what are you trying to say?
01:04:13Give the invitation back.
01:04:14No.
01:04:15This invitation is a fake.
01:04:17No.
01:04:18This invitation is a fake.
01:04:30No.
01:04:31This invitation is a fake.
01:04:34No.
01:04:34This invitation is a fake.
01:04:55What are you doing?
01:04:57Emma your invitation is a fake. What do you mean? I personally designed all the
01:05:04invitations myself. Our guests all have invitations that were blue and silver.
01:05:10He's right. Their invitation looks completely different from mine. This is so embarrassing for Emma.
01:05:16Emma and Jack must feel humiliated. Dad if you're going to forge an invitation at least make it the right color.
01:05:23I can't believe your father would do this. How? Are you so certain that the invitation is fake?
01:05:37Of course. A black invitation. Don't be ridiculous. The black invitation was delivered in person.
01:05:45It's for one person. A guest of honor. It's above your pay grades. That's why you didn't see it.
01:05:51Good job. You're taking your bluff a little too far. Guest of honor? You? You're a fraud.
01:06:00Who is this guy I think he is? A black invitation? He's too special for us. Ridiculous.
01:06:08Dad, you're embarrassing yourself. Carl, we'll find out who the true fraud is soon.
01:06:14Jack. Jack, we'll tell them if you're lies. It's security. Take them out of here. Sir.
01:06:23Artey, you've got aASH.
01:06:42I'm only jealous today but to leave Steve's room again cause isn't...
01:06:46Matt, I'm sorry. Sorry. Just ain't安, I got a 아무уса.
01:06:48I'm sure لل抓 Initiative is me off camera.
01:06:50And forge their invitations.
01:06:53Don't worry, we're off it.
01:06:55Forging an invitation to the charity banquet?
01:06:58Who would dare?
01:06:59Choose the wrong color, too.
01:07:01They have black invitations, thinking that they could fool us.
01:07:06Black invitation?
01:07:08Could it be the VIP invitation that Vivian had a person to prepare?
01:07:13Let me see who.
01:07:20Emma?
01:07:22It can't be you.
01:07:23Why can't we be?
01:07:25Could we be the guest of honor that the governor's daughter Vivian mentioned?
01:07:37The guest of honor?
01:07:39I didn't hear anything about that.
01:07:41I received an invitation, so I came here to the charity banquet.
01:07:44That's it.
01:07:44Chairman Grumman, does a black and gold invitation really send out?
01:07:51I can't confirm that we did prepare a special black invitation for the guest of honor.
01:07:57But the identity of the guest is still unknown.
01:08:03So Emma, show me your invitation.
01:08:07I can't.
01:08:09Or I'll destroy it.
01:08:10I cannot tell anything from such a small piece.
01:08:19Chairman Grumman, it couldn't be Emma, let alone her janitor husband.
01:08:25Do you remember that painting that they forged and gave you?
01:08:29Are you saying that Emma's invitation is also a forgery?
01:08:37I can't.
01:08:40Emma has a history of forgery?
01:08:44Then the invitation must be fake, too.
01:08:48Emma, what do you have to say for yourself?
01:08:50It isn't a forgery.
01:08:52Mr. Grumman, your painting, did you have it appraised?
01:08:56What did they say?
01:08:58It is genuine.
01:09:01However, however, the painting belongs to the governor's daughter Vivian.
01:09:09Oh my god.
01:09:18How did the janitor get his hands on that painting?
01:09:21Who is this man?
01:09:24The painting belongs to Vivian?
01:09:25Correct.
01:09:32The painting belongs to Vivian.
01:09:34Jack, you stole the painting from Vivian?
01:09:38I stole it.
01:09:39Carl, you have such an active imagination.
01:09:41Okay, Jack.
01:09:42How did you get a hold of that painting?
01:09:45Vivian gave it to me.
01:09:46The governor's daughter gave it to Vivian.
01:09:53You're a janitor.
01:09:54Who's going to believe your lies?
01:09:56Emma, you must apologize and beg to Vivian for forgiveness the moment she arrives.
01:10:02Stealing from the elite?
01:10:03That's a serious crime.
01:10:06Matt, I just got an end to you.
01:10:09You've disappeared from our lives for 20 years and the moment you come back you've been causing us nothing but trouble.
01:10:14Jack, stealing from the elite will affect us.
01:10:25If it comes down to it, I'll divorce your son and take my kids with me.
01:10:30Matt, please, just leave.
01:10:36I, I, did you even hear yourself?
01:10:40I'm your family.
01:10:41I, I'm your father.
01:10:42Not anymore.
01:10:45What?
01:10:46You're my dad.
01:10:48When have you ever acted like it?
01:10:51When I was a kid, were you ever even around?
01:10:53You missed my wedding.
01:10:55You missed my graduation.
01:10:57And you missed my son being born.
01:11:01Where were you?
01:11:03Now because of your worthless pride, you're lying about your status and your connections?
01:11:07Did you ever take a moment to think what that could do to your son?
01:11:11What your lies could do to my family?
01:11:15Christ.
01:11:15Let me know.
01:11:18Lisa's been blessed all these years and I can't do this.
01:11:24we both had
01:11:27I can't lose
01:11:30everything I've worked for
01:11:32just because of you
01:11:33I never knew
01:11:38you never knew
01:11:40because you, you never cared
01:11:43you only
01:11:44cared about yourself
01:11:54Vivian had the prize
01:12:11General Lewis is here too
01:12:13Vivian, you're finally here
01:12:17Oh, sounds like you're sick of bleeding
01:12:21Oh, no, no, no, we're honored
01:12:23We are so honored to have you here tonight
01:12:25Vivian, there's somebody
01:12:39I would like to introduce you to
01:12:40This is the man who single-handedly
01:12:43organized the charity payment
01:12:45tonight
01:12:46This is Mr. Davis, and he is our principal
01:12:49Vivian
01:12:50General Lewis
01:12:53Good evening
01:12:54Good evening, everyone
01:12:59Vivian is pleased to announce
01:13:01that tonight she plans to approve
01:13:03a $10 billion grant
01:13:06Oh my god, $10 billion?
01:13:16Whoa!
01:13:18Jack, did you hear that?
01:13:19$10 billion?
01:13:20Yes
01:13:20I heard
01:13:22and she will be personally
01:13:24selecting a representative
01:13:25to oversee that grant
01:13:27with final say
01:13:28over the allocation
01:13:29of all funds
01:13:30Looks like I may be
01:13:32coming out on top
01:13:33Congratulations, Principal Davis
01:13:35or should I say
01:13:37or should I say
01:13:37$10 billion?
01:13:38Mr. Davis
01:13:39Good evening
01:13:42Tonight's charity banquet
01:13:44is not just about a donation
01:13:46It's about an investment
01:13:48in our future generation
01:13:50This grant will provide free education
01:13:53to countless young minds
01:13:55to help them reach their full potential
01:13:58I am looking for someone
01:14:00committed to foraging
01:14:02a brighter future
01:14:03Looks like the show's about to begin
01:14:07I have an important accusation to make
01:14:20Here, at this important charity banquet
01:14:27there is someone who came here
01:14:29uninvited
01:14:30forging an invitation
01:14:32But, not only are they a fraud
01:14:36They're a thief as well
01:14:38They stole your priceless painting
01:14:41We must get on this at once
01:14:45Who would be so bold?
01:14:49Now I heard
01:14:51at the Governor's Gallery
01:14:53there's a precious old painting
01:14:55valued at $50 million
01:14:57Yes, that's correct
01:15:00Are you still in possession of this painting?
01:15:03No
01:15:04No
01:15:05I am not
01:15:06They are the thieves of this painting
01:15:13You're lying
01:15:14We didn't forge anything
01:15:16and we're not thieves
01:15:17You're clearly just projecting
01:15:20We know very well what you're guilty of
01:15:22You're saying
01:15:24they stole a painting
01:15:26from my gallery
01:15:27Yes
01:15:28And luckily Chairman Grumman
01:15:30caught it just in time
01:15:32Please
01:15:33Let us return this priceless painting to you
01:15:36William
01:15:43William, we just can't stand for this criminal behavior
01:15:47Yes
01:15:48They cannot get away with stealing from the Governor
01:15:50They need to be punished
01:15:51It's not true
01:15:53We wouldn't dare steal from the Governor
01:15:55That painting
01:15:56I
01:15:57brought the painting
01:15:59Jack, what are you saying?
01:16:04The painting
01:16:07I brought it
01:16:10Jack
01:16:11You admit it
01:16:13You're finally manning up
01:16:15Mike
01:16:16It's a good thing you cut your father off
01:16:18before we could be dragged down with him
01:16:20Dad
01:16:21You've gone insane
01:16:22Do you know what would happen to you?
01:16:24How serious stealing from the Governor is?
01:16:26I didn't steal
01:16:28You didn't
01:16:29How did it just fall into your hands?
01:16:32Did Vivian give it to you?
01:16:36Jack
01:16:37You're a dirty janitor
01:16:39Who doesn't deserve such a beautiful painting
01:16:41Jack
01:16:43He's not a thief
01:16:45There must be an misunderstanding
01:16:47You did all this for me
01:16:49Punish me instead
01:16:56Emma
01:16:57You don't have to do this
01:16:59I can't let this happen to you
01:17:01You've got so much to help me
01:17:03Emma
01:17:05You're gonna lose everything
01:17:07He'll even lose the title as chairwoman
01:17:09Jack is stood by me every time
01:17:12I'm willing to do the same for him
01:17:14Emma
01:17:16You don't have to do this
01:17:19But we're family
01:17:21We share the same problems
01:17:23And we deal with them together
01:17:30Emma
01:17:31You're willing to give up everything
01:17:34For Jeremy
01:17:35Yes, I do
01:17:36Very well
01:17:38But there's something you all should know
01:17:41I never said the painting was stolen
01:17:44What?
01:17:46What if the painting wasn't stolen?
01:17:48How else could a janitor have gotten his hands on it?
01:17:51Because it was already given
01:17:53As a gift
01:18:00What?
01:18:01Gifted?
01:18:02To who?
01:18:03To my boss
01:18:05The CEO of Orion Company
01:18:07Does that mean my dad is?
01:18:10Impossible
01:18:11Your dad is a janitor
01:18:12How could he be Orion Corporation's CEO?
01:18:15No, no, no
01:18:17The Orion Corporation
01:18:18Is an international arms company
01:18:20Its control spans the whole world
01:18:23The CEO has been famously discreet
01:18:26And he has never made a public appearance
01:18:28How were you able to steal the painting
01:18:31From the Orion Corporation?
01:18:33First you accused me of stealing the painting
01:18:36From the governor's gallery
01:18:37Now stealing it from the Orion Corporation?
01:18:39What?
01:18:40Am I some kind of phantom thief?
01:18:42Jack
01:18:44Shut up!
01:18:46You're a dirty janitor
01:18:48Who's not even supposed to be here
01:18:54What?
01:18:55He's a filthy janitor
01:18:57Who forged an invitation to be here
01:19:00Wait
01:19:01What did you say?
01:19:03Yes sir
01:19:04As I was saying
01:19:05They never received an invitation
01:19:07They forged a document that looked like an invitation
01:19:10And said that it came from Chairman Grumman
01:19:12It's all lies
01:19:14Oh yeah, that invitation was destroyed
01:19:16Well before I had the opportunity to verify it
01:19:18Who destroyed it?
01:19:20I did
01:19:22What?
01:19:23You got the word?
01:19:24No
01:19:25I'm not going to do it
01:19:26No
01:19:27No
01:19:29No
01:19:30No
01:19:31No
01:19:32No
01:19:33No
01:19:34No
01:19:35No
01:19:36No
01:19:37No
01:19:38No
01:19:39No
01:19:40No
01:19:41No
01:19:42No
01:19:43No
01:19:45No
01:19:46No
01:19:47No
01:19:48No
01:19:49No
01:19:50No
01:19:51How bad is this possible?
01:19:53Jack, help me!
01:19:55Guest of honor?
01:19:57My father.
01:19:58Mike, why didn't you tell me your dad was invited by the coffee store?
01:20:02I didn't know.
01:20:05How could you hide this from me?
01:20:07Hide?
01:20:10Mike, I never hid anything from you.
01:20:14I only wanted to spend time with my family, with my son.
01:20:18And you pushed me away.
01:20:22You never told me who you were.
01:20:24I thought you were an ordinary person.
01:20:27Mike, status is not how you should value a person's worth.
01:20:33He never hid anything.
01:20:35He just wanted to live a quiet life with you, but you chose to reject him.
01:20:45I didn't know.
01:20:47I thought you were a janitor.
01:20:48The failure of a father.
01:20:50This can't be.
01:20:51Mike has been trying to climb to the ranks, never realizing his father could have helped him.
01:20:56Oh.
01:20:57Mike.
01:20:59People who are obsessed with rank and status, they're doomed.
01:21:04For a failure.
01:21:06Because they lose sight of what truly matters.
01:21:09Family.
01:21:11Family.
01:21:11And the people that they love.
01:21:17Zach, don't be like that.
01:21:19Mike and I are still your family, right?
01:21:22Family.
01:21:23Lisa.
01:21:24You are the person that tore this family apart.
01:21:28You are so obsessed with climbing the social ladder.
01:21:32You didn't even realize that you were being used.
01:21:35Used?
01:21:36What do you mean?
01:21:37Why are you even here?
01:21:39Can't you see her the odd man out?
01:21:41The only reason that they invited you is to try to humiliate me.
01:21:46And you played right into their hands.
01:21:48You gave them everything that they wanted.
01:21:49Carl, you lied to me.
01:21:55No, this is nonsense.
01:21:57Then tell him.
01:21:58Tell them that they deserve to be here that you invited us personally.
01:22:01Say it.
01:22:02You little shit.
01:22:05We all know you.
01:22:07Stay away from Carl, you dumb bitch.
01:22:10Carl is ruthless, turning on them like that.
01:22:13Poor Lisa.
01:22:14Played like a fool.
01:22:17That's enough.
01:22:19Throw these two out of here now.
01:22:21No!
01:22:22No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:22:26I can't believe Jack was personally invited by the governor's family as the guest of honor.
01:22:40But I can't lose sight of the real prize.
01:22:42As long as I secure that $10 billion grant, I'll still be the winner tonight.
01:22:47Emma.
01:22:47Look at what you've done.
01:22:50How could you do this to me?
01:22:52Oh, shut up.
01:22:55Everyone, sorry for the interruption,
01:22:57but we still must not lose sight of our goal tonight.
01:23:01We are here to honor our tireless educators.
01:23:05So, let's continue.
01:23:07Yes, Chairman Grooman, let's continue.
01:23:12Jack, I'm nervous.
01:23:14There's none of you to be nervous.
01:23:16Why?
01:23:17Because I told you,
01:23:19tonight,
01:23:20you're the star of this charity event.
01:23:24Now,
01:23:26who would like to put their name forward for the grant?
01:23:33Vivian,
01:23:34our lovely governor's daughter,
01:23:37I would be honored
01:23:39to be in charge of that $10 billion grant.
01:23:45I'd also like to put myself into consideration
01:23:47Vivian.
01:23:49Terrible and Grayson?
01:23:50But aren't they from the same school?
01:23:52They're competing against each other.
01:23:54Wow, this is the most exciting banquet I've ever seen.
01:24:01Emma, are you sure?
01:24:03This is a $10 billion grant.
01:24:05We can't have somebody that's so emotional at the helm.
01:24:10Emotional?
01:24:11Yes, I completely agree.
01:24:14Which is why I'm confident that I'm the right person for the job.
01:24:18This grant is a very serious matter.
01:24:21We must make the best possible choice.
01:24:24Who are they going to choose?
01:24:27Chairman Boomin?
01:24:28Principal Davis?
01:24:30It can't be Emma.
01:24:31Emma?
01:24:33With much deliberation,
01:24:35we have decided to award the grants to...
01:24:41Emma Grayson.
01:24:44Emma Grayson?
01:24:53Impossible.
01:24:54She got the $10 billion grant?
01:24:57Oh...
01:24:57Miss Grayson,
01:24:59please prepare a proposal for the grant.
01:25:02We'll set it up with you as the director
01:25:04as soon as possible.
01:25:05The $10 billion grant
01:25:06will be under your complete discretion.
01:25:09Jack, am I training?
01:25:10No, you're not training Emma.
01:25:13I told you.
01:25:14Tonight.
01:25:15You are the star of the war.
01:25:23Vivian,
01:25:24this is not right.
01:25:26Um,
01:25:27why?
01:25:28Why Emma?
01:25:29This is impossible.
01:25:30Emma's just
01:25:31a normal person.
01:25:34Who Emma is
01:25:35is not important.
01:25:37What is important
01:25:38is who Emma chose.
01:25:40I can't believe you're the CEO
01:25:57of Orion Corporation,
01:25:59the world's largest arms manufacturer.
01:26:02Yes.
01:26:04More importantly,
01:26:05I'm your husband.
01:26:07Jack,
01:26:11Jack,
01:26:11no,
01:26:12Mr. Bradshaw.
01:26:15Please,
01:26:15please,
01:26:16forgive my
01:26:17insolence.
01:26:19I have no idea
01:26:20who you were.
01:26:21Yeah,
01:26:22I'm,
01:26:22I'm,
01:26:23Mr. Bradshaw,
01:26:23I'm,
01:26:24I'm so sorry.
01:26:25Please,
01:26:25have mercy.
01:26:27Mr. Grumman,
01:26:28Carl,
01:26:29Carl,
01:26:29I've seen enough.
01:26:32I'll be looking
01:26:33into your finances.
01:26:35I hope you haven't
01:26:36left any
01:26:36proof
01:26:37of your
01:26:38poor
01:26:39behavior.
01:26:42I can't,
01:26:43yeah,
01:26:43no,
01:26:43I really can't.
01:26:47Oh my god.
01:26:50I can't believe
01:26:50the janitor
01:26:51turned out to be
01:26:52the CEO
01:26:53of Orion Corporation.
01:26:55Sharon and Grumman
01:26:56are doomed.
01:26:57Emma is so lucky.
01:27:01Emma,
01:27:02you are a kind,
01:27:03brave woman.
01:27:05Boss is lucky
01:27:06to have met you.
01:27:07Boss,
01:27:08I'd like to be
01:27:09originally you,
01:27:09Miss Grayson as well.
01:27:11You want Boss's heart
01:27:12and I've already
01:27:12no trust in my team.
01:27:14Thank you both.
01:27:15Your blessing
01:27:16means everything to us.
01:27:22Emma,
01:27:24you loved me
01:27:25even when you
01:27:26thought I was
01:27:27just a janitor.
01:27:29You stood by my side
01:27:30when you didn't
01:27:31have to.
01:27:33You were strong,
01:27:35you were brave,
01:27:37and you're beautiful.
01:27:40Will you
01:27:40be my wife?
01:27:43Will you marry me?
01:27:43Yes.
01:27:44Yes.
01:27:52You are married.
01:28:14You are married.
01:28:16I'll be married.
01:28:16You
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