1. - Wonderful.
- Are the leeks too overpowering?Copy !req
2. Not at all. That's as good
as the one we had in Florence.Copy !req
3. - All right, don't humour me.
- I'm not.Copy !req
4. How was rehearsal?
Did what's her name behave herself?Copy !req
5. She takes the whole section for granted.
I'm debating whether to say something.Copy !req
6. I think you should. Absolutely.
Don't keep it inside.Copy !req
7. - Ready for the chiffonade?
- Yeah, thanks.Copy !req
8. After all,
if she's compromising the work...Copy !req
9. Hmm. Well, it's debatable. I mean,
the Schubert is coming along nicely.Copy !req
10. - It's more about morale.
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
11. Morale can affect quality.Copy !req
12. God knows the hoops that Howard jumps
through to keep the troops humming.Copy !req
13. True.Copy !req
14. - You deserve a medal for this.
- Please, it's no big deal.Copy !req
15. - Your soy ginger marinade.
- I found a citrus one that looked good...Copy !req
16. so I thought I would try that.Copy !req
17. Well, anyway, you are a trouper.Copy !req
18. I apologise in advance.Copy !req
19. Let's just say he's something
of an acquired taste.Copy !req
20. Oh, how bad can he be?Copy !req
21. Just in case, let's have a high sign.
How about the old Carol Burnett thing?Copy !req
22. - Oh, where she pulls her earlobe?
- Yeah, exactly.Copy !req
23. You do this and I'll say I have
briefs to read, and we'll get rid of him.Copy !req
24. All right, whatever you want.Copy !req
25. You know why she did that?
Carol Burnett? It's a great story.Copy !req
26. It was a signal to her grandmother,
who raised her—Copy !req
27. Seriously?Copy !req
28. - He's early. You're a doll.
- Hm.Copy !req
29. - Holy shit. Look at this place.
- Hey, Jimmy. Thanks for coming.Copy !req
30. - Bring it on in here.
- Heh, heh.Copy !req
31. Oh, yeah.
Hey, a little taste of home for you.Copy !req
32. I had to look all over town
to find a place that had it.Copy !req
33. - Didn't have time to wrap it.
- Well, thanks.Copy !req
34. You're good.Copy !req
35. Yeah.Copy !req
36. I'm looking for a place.Copy !req
37. I've been staying at the Ramada.
Thanks for the help, by the way.Copy !req
38. I found a few that I like.Copy !req
39. There's one place,
the Beachcomber, it has a pool.Copy !req
40. And since the McGill clan
is whiter than a pack of albino rats...Copy !req
41. Figure I better work on my tan.
Seriously considering that option.Copy !req
42. I strongly suggest sunscreen.
We're up about 5000 feet here, you'll fry.Copy !req
43. Excellent point. Sunscreen.Copy !req
44. Check.Copy !req
45. So...Copy !req
46. a violinist?Copy !req
47. And according to Chuck,
a crazy talented one at that.Copy !req
48. I mean, wow.Copy !req
49. No, Chuck is very gracious.Copy !req
50. She's being modest.Copy !req
51. Rebecca is widely respected
amongst her peers.Copy !req
52. Yo-Yo Ma came to our wedding.Copy !req
53. That's...Copy !req
54. Right on, man.Copy !req
55. About the wedding...Copy !req
56. I've been meaning to apologise
about that.Copy !req
57. - I am truly sorry. I wasn't—
- No worries.Copy !req
58. Please.Copy !req
59. So tell us about your first week
at Hamlin Hamlin McGill.Copy !req
60. It was great.Copy !req
61. I mean, they got me
working in the mailroom, which—Copy !req
62. You gotta start somewhere.Copy !req
63. I learned how to use the Xerox machine,
which is surprisingly complicated.Copy !req
64. I mean, press a button,
a piece of paper spits out. Not anymore.Copy !req
65. The thing is practically a computer.
It's like a goddamn space shuttle.Copy !req
66. It's got, like, double-sided printing,
automatic stapling, you know.Copy !req
67. Mm. I met some nice folks,
guys and gals.Copy !req
68. Well, gal, singular, actually.Copy !req
69. I learned everyone's name
and I licked a ton of stamps.Copy !req
70. My tongue is like hamburger meat.
I mean, seriously.Copy !req
71. Ahh. Ah?Copy !req
72. It got— The thing is raw as hell.Copy !req
73. Then I found out
there's a sponge for that. Oops.Copy !req
74. Rookie mistake. Ha-ha.Copy !req
75. Well, it sounds like you had
a very productive week.Copy !req
76. Yeah. It was really great.Copy !req
77. Hey, guys. Um...Copy !req
78. I wanna thank you for having me over.Copy !req
79. This is like the best meal
I've had in a decade.Copy !req
80. I mean, the fish is perfection.
And the...Copy !req
81. - Risotto.
- Risotto.Copy !req
82. - Thank you. That was very kind.
- Well, you're a wonderful chef.Copy !req
83. You know, aside from being
super talented with the:Copy !req
84. Yeah. You got a good one, Chuck.
I mean, lucky, lucky man.Copy !req
85. Well, cheers to that.Copy !req
86. Ahem.Copy !req
87. Pardon me.Copy !req
88. All right.Copy !req
89. What's the difference between a vacuum
cleaner and a lawyer on a motorcycle?Copy !req
90. The vacuum cleaner
has the dirt bag on the inside.Copy !req
91. Ha, ha. Lawyer jokes.Copy !req
92. Been in the mailroom a week
and I've heard maybe a hundred.Copy !req
93. - It all comes from a place of affection.
- Sure. Of course.Copy !req
94. What do you get when you cross
The Godfather with a lawyer?Copy !req
95. An offer you can't understand.Copy !req
96. - Very clever.
- Never heard that one.Copy !req
97. And believe me, I have nothing but
the utmost respect for your profession.Copy !req
98. I mean, it's the pillar of— Oh.Copy !req
99. Why do they bury lawyers
under 20 feet of dirt?Copy !req
100. Because deep down,
they're really good people.Copy !req
101. Oh. What do you call a lawyer
with an IQ of 60?Copy !req
102. "Your Honour." What's the difference
between a tick and a lawyer?Copy !req
103. - Oh, no.
- The tick falls off when you're dead.Copy !req
104. Bam! Love that one. You like that?
Ha-ha. Just joking.Copy !req
105. I want you to know
how seriously I take my job.Copy !req
106. I— The—Copy !req
107. Grateful for the— Oh.Copy !req
108. How many lawyers does it take to
change a lightbulb? Classic setup here.Copy !req
109. Three.Copy !req
110. One to climb the ladder, one to shake it
and one to sue the ladder company.Copy !req
111. - Comedy gold.
- I'm here all night!Copy !req
112. - More. Go, go.
- Okay, okay, okay.Copy !req
113. Dessert, anyone?Copy !req
114. We have a homemade blueberry crumble
with vanilla ice cream.Copy !req
115. Yeah. Blueberry crumble, sounds terrific.
I love a fruit-based blueberry—Copy !req
116. - Wait, I think I know one.
- Bring it on.Copy !req
117. Yeah, yeah. What do lawyers
and sperm have in common?Copy !req
118. - Oh, just—
- Um...Copy !req
119. Three million— No, wait.Copy !req
120. One in three million have—Copy !req
121. A chance of becoming a human being.Copy !req
122. Love that one.Copy !req
123. Well, that went well. Don't you think?Copy !req
124. Sure.Copy !req
125. Thanks again.Copy !req
126. I don't know what you were
worried about. Jimmy's great.Copy !req
127. Yeah. No, he's...Copy !req
128. Yeah.Copy !req
129. So, what's going on tomorrow?Copy !req
130. I've got the Gurnstetter deposition
at 10.Copy !req
131. Back-to-back partner meetings
after lunch.Copy !req
132. It shouldn't be a late one.Copy !req
133. Thought any more
about what's her name?Copy !req
134. It's your reputation too, you know?Copy !req
135. Well, we start the Tchaikovsky
on Monday.Copy !req
136. So I'll see what kind of mood she's in
when we wrap.Copy !req
137. Smart.Copy !req
138. What do you call 25 attorneys
buried up to their chins in cement?Copy !req
139. - Not enough cement.
- What?Copy !req
140. Oh. Oh, oh.Copy !req
141. Hello, you've
reached the voicemail of Kim Wexler.Copy !req
142. Please leave me a message,
and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.Copy !req
143. It's me again.Copy !req
144. Think I found something
that could help get you out of there.Copy !req
145. I'm gonna make things right.Copy !req
146. Call me, would you?Copy !req
147. - Hi.
- Whoa.Copy !req
148. Sorry, I didn't mean
to sneak up on you.Copy !req
149. I just thought everyone was gone.Copy !req
150. Nope. I'm here late most nights.Copy !req
151. By the way, I noticed in your office...Copy !req
152. you threw away a soda can.Copy !req
153. You going through my trash?Copy !req
154. No. I was just dropping off papers
at lunchtime and I happened to notice it...Copy !req
155. in your trashcan.Copy !req
156. I fished it out, so it's fine.
Office cans are for recyclable paper.Copy !req
157. There's a separate big can
for plastic, glass and aluminium.Copy !req
158. We take our ecological footprint
seriously.Copy !req
159. Okay, so the big can is where
I should throw my empty Scotch bottles?Copy !req
160. Heh. No, I get it. Go green. Good.Copy !req
161. - Was there anything else?
- Yeah, one quick thing.Copy !req
162. I have the brief you gave Cliff. Plaintiff's
opposition to the defendant's motion.Copy !req
163. I have a few notes.
I think they're pretty clear...Copy !req
164. but it's probably easier
if we go over them together.Copy !req
165. - Jesus, those are Cliff's?
- No, they're my notes.Copy !req
166. I'd love to go over them now,
if you have a minute.Copy !req
167. It looks worse than it is.
We just have a particular house style.Copy !req
168. Okay, no offence, but you're
a second-year associate, right?Copy !req
169. - Yep.
- And I came in as a fourth-year.Copy !req
170. That's right.Copy !req
171. So why is a second-year
giving notes to a fourth-year?Copy !req
172. Well, like I said, I know the house style.Copy !req
173. - Does Cliff have you babysitting me?
- No.Copy !req
174. This is just one associate
helping another.Copy !req
175. Like here, the Roman numeral headings,
we use all caps for those.Copy !req
176. And you indented them,
which is perfectly fine...Copy !req
177. but Cliff likes them centred.Copy !req
178. And before I forget, we put two spaces
after a period on all our documents.Copy !req
179. I know it seems like a minor thing...Copy !req
180. but it looks
so much cleaner on the page.Copy !req
181. You went a tad overboard
with the quotations.Copy !req
182. It's okay to present a quote from a legal
opinion, but when you use too many...Copy !req
183. it gives the impression
you don't know...Copy !req
184. how to write an argument of your own.
Heh, I'm sure you do, so...Copy !req
185. You have a tendency to overuse
the words "clearly" and "obviously."Copy !req
186. - Again, it's a matter of personal opinion—
- I really appreciate this, Erin.Copy !req
187. But I was just on my way out.Copy !req
188. So if we could continue this
first thing tomorrow morning?Copy !req
189. Well, I was thinking we should just get
her done now. No time like the present.Copy !req
190. Sure.Copy !req
191. Let's roll up our sleeves
and apply a little elbow grease.Copy !req
192. - Great.
- So I'm gonna get my favourite pen.Copy !req
193. - And I will see you momentarily.
- You got it.Copy !req
194. Uh... Miss Wexler?Copy !req
195. You can call me Kim.Copy !req
196. Kim, it's 20 to midnight.Copy !req
197. Are you asking me if you can leave?Copy !req
198. Guys, I'm not your supervisor.
Don't stick around on my account.Copy !req
199. You coming, Kim?Copy !req
200. Right behind you.
Just finishing up this last one.Copy !req
201. Hey. Again, thanks.Copy !req
202. Hey, Gesualdo.Copy !req
203. - Could you skip vacuuming tonight?
- Hey.Copy !req
204. Five minutes. Give me five minutes.
Here's how we're gonna handle...Copy !req
205. this travesty of justice.Copy !req
206. Wexler v. Hamlin Hamlin McGill.
You want me to sue my own firm?Copy !req
207. The filing's all typed up. It's ready to go.
This is not my area of expertise.Copy !req
208. All right? So the first order of business,
we get a great employment law attorney.Copy !req
209. Show them we mean business.Copy !req
210. Come on.Copy !req
211. Hey, look at you. Okay?Copy !req
212. You're here at midnight
in this glorified cellblock...Copy !req
213. busting your ass for what?Copy !req
214. It has nothing to do with your
performance. You're being mistreated.Copy !req
215. Chuck is punishing you to get to me.Copy !req
216. This is extortion, pure and simple.Copy !req
217. No, that's Howard,
who has an image to uphold.Copy !req
218. He did the same thing after the Kettleman
fiasco and Chuck was nowhere in sight.Copy !req
219. - I'm telling you, Chuck is behind this.
- No, you are behind this.Copy !req
220. I told you this would happen,
and now I'm paying the price.Copy !req
221. I should have known better.Copy !req
222. So now I'm keeping my head down
and I'm getting through this.Copy !req
223. And I'm most certainly not suing HHM.Copy !req
224. - Kim—
- Even if I won, who would hire me?Copy !req
225. That would be career suicide.Copy !req
226. All right.Copy !req
227. - Then I quit Davis & Main.
- What does that accomplish?Copy !req
228. It's the only way
to get you out of Dutch.Copy !req
229. Because this is about Chuck,
whether you wanna believe it or not.Copy !req
230. I give him what he wants,
he lets up on you.Copy !req
231. Wow, my knight in shining armour.Copy !req
232. That is some sacrifice, quitting a job that
you've been trying to tank since day one.Copy !req
233. That's not true.Copy !req
234. I dig myself out of this hole.Copy !req
235. You do your job, Jimmy.Copy !req
236. Prove you can go one week—Copy !req
237. Hell, one day without breaking the rules
of the New Mexico Bar Association...Copy !req
238. or pissing off your boss.Copy !req
239. And don't insult my intelligence by saying
you are doing any of this for me.Copy !req
240. You don't save me.Copy !req
241. I save me.Copy !req
242. Just please go.Copy !req
243. Oh, yes, Mr. Simmons,
I'll transfer you.Copy !req
244. Hey. Is Erin in yet?Copy !req
245. Goddamn pixie ninja.Copy !req
246. I owe you a big apology.Copy !req
247. I have a medical condition.Copy !req
248. GERD.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease.Copy !req
249. I know, it's a mouthful, right?
It affects the lower oesophageal sphincter.Copy !req
250. I took a risk yesterday at lunch
with some onion rings, and last night—Copy !req
251. - Are we doing this or not?
- You bet.Copy !req
252. Hey, Jerry, it's Kim Wexler.Copy !req
253. How's things with the alumni group?Copy !req
254. Top 50? Ha-ha-ha. Go, UNM Law.
Hey, I'm wondering if you've heard...Copy !req
255. that Santa Fe Place
is looking for new outside counsel.Copy !req
256. They should really be considering
Hamlin Hamlin McGill. We—Copy !req
257. Huh. It must have just been a rumour.
Yeah, let's grab a drink soon.Copy !req
258. You too. Okay, bye.Copy !req
259. I remember you mentioned your brother
worked in Intel's Legal Department.Copy !req
260. I'm an attorney
at Hamlin Hamlin McGill.Copy !req
261. Would you know if Intel is happy...Copy !req
262. with their legal representation?Copy !req
263. That's flattering,
but I'm seeing someone at the moment.Copy !req
264. So you know what?Copy !req
265. Just call the main number
and they'll find me.Copy !req
266. Yeah, no,
we had drinks a few days ago...Copy !req
267. and she said you had a friend who—
Oh, so they already settled?Copy !req
268. I heard you ended up at Harvard Law.Copy !req
269. Yeah, yeah. She was my roommate.Copy !req
270. Listen, I'm an attorney
at Hamlin Hamlin McGill.Copy !req
271. We're actually known for teaming
with other firms on large contracts.Copy !req
272. Schweikart? Sure.
Yeah, I know them well. It's a great firm.Copy !req
273. We met at that ABA mixer last year.Copy !req
274. Yep. Bourbon shots.Copy !req
275. That was me. Well, congrats
on landing the Honeywell contract.Copy !req
276. Huge amount of work. You too.Copy !req
277. - How was your lunch?
- Good.Copy !req
278. - What'd you have?
- A turkey wrap.Copy !req
279. How's the place?Copy !req
280. It's great. It's safe, quiet.
They allow dogs.Copy !req
281. We can't ask for more than that.Copy !req
282. I can't get Kaylee out of the pool.Copy !req
283. By the end of the day, she's a prune.Copy !req
284. Ha-ha. I'm glad she's enjoying it.Copy !req
285. Hey, I better get her dinner
started soon.Copy !req
286. Go to the restaurant.Copy !req
287. No, it's too expensive.
I have groceries in the room.Copy !req
288. Don't worry about that. Take her out.Copy !req
289. Thanks, Mike.Copy !req
290. She misses you.Copy !req
291. - You think you might come by later?
- No, not yet.Copy !req
292. I don't want her to see me
looking like this.Copy !req
293. How bad was it?Copy !req
294. Well, I can tell you
the next car I get's gonna have airbags.Copy !req
295. Well, whenever you feel you're ready...Copy !req
296. It's okay, it looks worse than it is.Copy !req
297. You give Kaylee a kiss for me.Copy !req
298. - I will.
- All right. Bye, darling.Copy !req
299. Whoa. Hold up.
What the hell happened to you?Copy !req
300. I get it.
The first rule of Fight Club, right?Copy !req
301. Let me introduce you.
This is my babysitter, Erin.Copy !req
302. Erin, this is my grandpa, Mike.Copy !req
303. Nice to meet you.Copy !req
304. - Thanks, Tim.
- Good seeing you, Jimmy.Copy !req
305. Listen, this clerk and I go way back.
We're like this:Copy !req
306. But she needs a little finessing,
so can I handle it?Copy !req
307. Yeah, sure.Copy !req
308. Surprise. I bet you never thought
you'd see me again.Copy !req
309. Mm-hm.Copy !req
310. I need a summary judgement hearing
with Buschelles for Bray v. O'Connell.Copy !req
311. And I'm hoping for Thursday at 10
before he, uh:Copy !req
312. - Don't have it.
- Thursday at noon, perhaps?Copy !req
313. Nope.Copy !req
314. Thursday at 2?
Now, that's my final—Copy !req
315. You're pretty.
Will you be my new mommy?Copy !req
316. What are you doing?Copy !req
317. - What?
- That's a bribe.Copy !req
318. It's a gift. That's how it works here.Copy !req
319. Grease the wheels of justice. Give me—Copy !req
320. That's not how it works. You submit
the paperwork and you get a date, period.Copy !req
321. What don't you understand
about finessing?Copy !req
322. I apologise for my colleague,
she's new.Copy !req
323. Is there any possible way
we could still get Thursday?Copy !req
324. I'll give you 2:30 Thursday...Copy !req
325. the 14th.Copy !req
326. That's next month.Copy !req
327. We'll take it.Copy !req
328. So does this go
on my official Stasi report?Copy !req
329. I'm not trying to get you in trouble.
I'm trying to keep you out of it.Copy !req
330. I'm gonna hit the men's room.Copy !req
331. The men's room.Copy !req
332. He posted. Posted bail.Copy !req
333. Hey, how you doing, Bill?Copy !req
334. How am I doing? How are you?Copy !req
335. You know, hanging in.Copy !req
336. Word on the street is
you're over at Davis & Main now.Copy !req
337. Lucky son of a bitch.Copy !req
338. You know, dancing with the devil.Copy !req
339. - How are things at the district attorney—?
- Davis & Main.Copy !req
340. Man, that must be sweet.Copy !req
341. They give you a car? Bet they did.Copy !req
342. - Yeah, they gave me a car.
- What kind?Copy !req
343. - It's a—
- No, don't tell me. I don't wanna know.Copy !req
344. I bet it's German. Is it German?Copy !req
345. Yeah, it's German.
The cup holders actually—Copy !req
346. So you got a sick office?
I bet you have a sick office.Copy !req
347. It's pretty sick.Copy !req
348. - It's got a little fireplace—
- Fireplace?Copy !req
349. I'd kill my mother for a fireplace.Copy !req
350. Hell, I'd kill her for a window.Copy !req
351. You— You have an assistant, right?Copy !req
352. Don't tell me. Is she hot?
She's hot, right?Copy !req
353. She is a bright young man
named Omar.Copy !req
354. Omar.Copy !req
355. Hey, you got a little something
on your, uh...Copy !req
356. - Unh. Yep.
- Yeah.Copy !req
357. That's vomit. Again.Copy !req
358. The worst part? It could have come
from two different defendants.Copy !req
359. Scumbags. They're all scumbags.Copy !req
360. God, where are you living?
They put you up?Copy !req
361. It's a corporate apartment. It's just—Copy !req
362. Don't tell me.Copy !req
363. Ha-ha. Christ.Copy !req
364. Damn it, I gotta run. I'm putting away
some brain-dead suckwad...Copy !req
365. who tried to rob a library.Copy !req
366. Good seeing you, Bill.
Have a great day.Copy !req
367. Yeah. Yeah.Copy !req
368. Lucky bastard.Copy !req
369. Hello. Hi, this is Kim Wexler.Copy !req
370. I did leave a message, and I was just—Copy !req
371. Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
372. Sorry to bother you.Copy !req
373. Hi, this is Kim Wexler.
I was looking for Carolyn Lipitz.Copy !req
374. No, not his secretary. I'm an attorney.Copy !req
375. Yes, I did. I got your number from Chris.Copy !req
376. Sure, I will let them know.Copy !req
377. Okay. Nope, got it. Totally understand.Copy !req
378. This is Kim Wexler
from Hamlin Hamlin McGill...Copy !req
379. Ahem. Actually— Hi. Can I just—Copy !req
380. Would you tell him
I'll call him right back?Copy !req
381. Okay, just let me know
when is a good time.Copy !req
382. Got it.Copy !req
383. Okay. Thanks for your time.Copy !req
384. Hi, Claudia. Kim Wexler.Copy !req
385. I'll let him know.Copy !req
386. This is Kim Wexler.
I was looking for Jillian Cogan.Copy !req
387. I met you last year at the ABA mixer.Copy !req
388. You know I have a fear of heights.Copy !req
389. Kids will keep coming every summer.Copy !req
390. All right, just give me a call. Great.Copy !req
391. Kim Wexler. I did call yesterday.Copy !req
392. Okay. I totally get it.Copy !req
393. Kim Wexler.Copy !req
394. Hey, how are you, Paige?Copy !req
395. You did?Copy !req
396. That's— Heh. That's so nice to hear.
I thought we hit it off as well.Copy !req
397. Really? I...Copy !req
398. I— I couldn't be more thrilled.
I mean, the firm and I.Copy !req
399. Absolutely, I'll tell him right now.Copy !req
400. I'm sure we can get something
on the books tomorrow.Copy !req
401. Day after, at the latest.Copy !req
402. Thank you, Paige. Me too.Copy !req
403. Okay, bye.Copy !req
404. Yes!Copy !req
405. - All right.
- Just follow my lead.Copy !req
406. I will.Copy !req
407. - There she is.
- Hi.Copy !req
408. - Paige, so good to see you.
- You too.Copy !req
409. Kim, this is Kevin Wachtell, our CEO.Copy !req
410. - Kim Wexler. Great to meet you, Kevin.
- And you.Copy !req
411. Paige, Kevin, this is Howard Hamlin,
our senior partner.Copy !req
412. - Pleasure.
- Likewise.Copy !req
413. We're thrilled to have you folks here.
Kevin, true story:Copy !req
414. When I was 7 years old, my first
bank account was at Mesa Verde...Copy !req
415. - ... if you believe it.
- I can.Copy !req
416. Mine was too.
Back when my dad ran the place.Copy !req
417. Wow. I can remember the cover
of my first passbook.Copy !req
418. - It was a silhouette of a—
- Cowboy.Copy !req
419. A cowboy on horseback, yes.
Standing next to a cactus.Copy !req
420. I loved that cowboy.Copy !req
421. Far as I was concerned,
I was saving for that horse.Copy !req
422. What the heck else is money good for
when you're 7 years old?Copy !req
423. We have a little presentation for you
in our conference room...Copy !req
424. along with snacks, and a soy milk latte
with your name on it.Copy !req
425. Oh, this one. She's a keeper.Copy !req
426. - Shall we?
- Let's do it.Copy !req
427. That couldn't have gone better.Copy !req
428. - Pleasure to meet you.
- I'll see you soon.Copy !req
429. - Thanks for setting this up.
- Talk to you.Copy !req
430. Lovely to meet you, Paige.Copy !req
431. Whew.Copy !req
432. - Congratulations.
- Right back at you.Copy !req
433. I'll circle back with Paige.
Get the ball rolling.Copy !req
434. Start talking strategy, you know?
Maybe...Copy !req
435. put together a list of staff associates
we can put on this.Copy !req
436. I'll put Francis on that.Copy !req
437. You've got enough on your plate
in Doc Review.Copy !req
438. Coming.Copy !req
439. - Hey.
- Catch you at a bad time?Copy !req
440. Not at all. Come in.Copy !req
441. I hear clinking.Copy !req
442. Does that mean
we have something to celebrate?Copy !req
443. We sure do.Copy !req
444. What are we drinking to?Copy !req
445. Got a juicy one for you.Copy !req
446. Mesa Verde?Copy !req
447. - On retainer.
- Oh, even better.Copy !req
448. Congratulations.Copy !req
449. One of your golf course conquests?Copy !req
450. Kim Wexler brought them in.Copy !req
451. Fourth-year associate
snags a quarter of a million in billings?Copy !req
452. She's probably having
a couple of drinks herself.Copy !req
453. She's out of the doghouse, I assume.Copy !req
454. We'll see.Copy !req
455. Huh.Copy !req
456. Hmm.Copy !req
457. Interstate expansion. It's a complex case.Copy !req
458. That's two, maybe three regulatory
commissions we'll be dealing with.Copy !req
459. Months of work for HHM. Maybe years.Copy !req
460. - Good morning, Rudolpho.
- Good morning, Mr. McGill.Copy !req
461. Oh, sorry.Copy !req
462. I didn't know anyone was here.Copy !req
463. I'm just dropping off
some Sandpiper stuff.Copy !req
464. You're in early.Copy !req
465. More like late.Copy !req
466. Well, regardless of the hour,
good to see you here.Copy !req
467. Yeah, I'm trying something new.Copy !req
468. Coming in and working until 9.Copy !req
469. It's easier before the place opens...Copy !req
470. without all the lights
and the phones ringing.Copy !req
471. How about some coffee?Copy !req
472. No, thank you.Copy !req
473. Would you mind making me some?Copy !req
474. I apologise. It's just, I can't do it
myself...Copy !req
475. with the electricity.Copy !req
476. Sure.Copy !req
477. No sugar, just a splash of soy milk.
I think we have it.Copy !req
478. Kim?Copy !req
479. Um... Make two cups.Copy !req
480. Well, I guess it's true what they say:Copy !req
481. The early bird gets the worm.Copy !req
482. Which is good, if you like worms.Copy !req
483. - May I ask you a question?
- Of course.Copy !req
484. Do I have a future at this firm?Copy !req
485. We have a lot in common, you and I.Copy !req
486. My brother left you holding the bag.Copy !req
487. If it makes you feel any better, you're not
the first person to go out on a limb for him.Copy !req
488. I made the same mistake,
over and over again.Copy !req
489. And now Howard has,
and he blames you.Copy !req
490. A damn mess.Copy !req
491. Jimmy ever tell you
anything about our father?Copy !req
492. Not much, no.Copy !req
493. My dad— Our dad, he was...Copy !req
494. well...Copy !req
495. the personification of good.Copy !req
496. I'm not sure he could even
see sin in any form.Copy !req
497. Like he was born without the gene.Copy !req
498. He ran a little corner store in Cicero.Copy !req
499. Cigarettes behind the counter,
penny candy.Copy !req
500. Nothing special,
but it kept food on the table.Copy !req
501. And the neighbourhood loved Dad.Copy !req
502. He knew everybody's name,
what was going on in their lives.Copy !req
503. This little corner...Copy !req
504. he made it better.Copy !req
505. I was named after him.Copy !req
506. Before that, he worked for
a lot of people over the years...Copy !req
507. and his dream was to be his own boss.Copy !req
508. He put everything he had
into that place.Copy !req
509. I was away at college
when he put Jimmy to work there.Copy !req
510. Jimmy grew up in that store,
watching our father.Copy !req
511. But Dad was not
the world's greatest businessman...Copy !req
512. and eventually he ran
into money troubles.Copy !req
513. I had a clerkship at the time, but I came
home to help him get his books in order...Copy !req
514. set the ship straight.Copy !req
515. Now, I'm no accountant...Copy !req
516. but I discovered $14,000
was just gone.Copy !req
517. Vanished over the years.Copy !req
518. Turns out Jimmy had pilfered it
in dribs and drabs.Copy !req
519. Just took it out of the till.Copy !req
520. My dad wouldn't hear it.Copy !req
521. Nope.Copy !req
522. Not his Jimmy.Copy !req
523. He ended up having to sell.Copy !req
524. Six months later, he was dead.Copy !req
525. At the funeral, no one cried harder
than Jimmy.Copy !req
526. My brother is not a bad person.Copy !req
527. He has a good heart.Copy !req
528. It's just...Copy !req
529. he can't help himself.Copy !req
530. And everyone's left picking up the pieces.Copy !req
531. Is there any coffee left?Copy !req
532. No, I got it.Copy !req
533. I'll talk to Howard.Copy !req
534. Pour a little oil on troubled waters.Copy !req
535. You're being wasted
down in Doc Review.Copy !req
536. Good job with Mesa Verde.Copy !req
537. Mind if I join you?Copy !req
538. Hi. What can I get you?Copy !req
539. Coffee, black.Copy !req
540. Coming right up.Copy !req
541. Mm.Copy !req
542. He really did a number on you.Copy !req
543. Sorry, I know you?Copy !req
544. The young man who did that to you
is my nephew.Copy !req
545. Hothead. Always has been.Copy !req
546. He thinks he's a boxer.Copy !req
547. He should have shown you respect.Copy !req
548. I apologise to you
on behalf of my family.Copy !req
549. Apology accepted.Copy !req
550. And you know what?
He should go to jail.Copy !req
551. Best thing for him.
Teach him respect for his elders.Copy !req
552. But not for eight years.Copy !req
553. Less. Much less.Copy !req
554. You see what I'm getting at?Copy !req
555. Not really.Copy !req
556. The gun charge, that's eight years
he's going away. Maybe 10.Copy !req
557. Aggravated assault, the gun,
plus he got your wallet.Copy !req
558. That's right.Copy !req
559. I would like for you to tell the police
that the gun was yours.Copy !req
560. Would you?Copy !req
561. You're both a little
hot under the collar...Copy !req
562. about whether you
bump his car or no...Copy !req
563. but there was a scuffle
and he got your gun.Copy !req
564. My gun?Copy !req
565. Your gun from your pocket.Copy !req
566. He got it, and that's how
his prints got on it.Copy !req
567. And then I'd be subject
to the gun charge.Copy !req
568. You're an ex-cop.Copy !req
569. They go easy on you.Copy !req
570. So you're a psychic?Copy !req
571. I even twist Tuco's ear,
make him apologise.Copy !req
572. And he serves for battery.Copy !req
573. Nothing else.Copy !req
574. I'm looking for the best possible outcome
for everybody.Copy !req
575. And for your trouble...Copy !req
576. you take home $5000.Copy !req
577. Think about it.Copy !req