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♪♪

-And we're live!
-(cheering)

Thank you for believing
in me and ACT-ivism.

Sometimes, I like,
kinda get a feeling...

So I was wondering if you
would like to get a drink
with me sometime?

Guys, you're gonna wanna
look at your phones...

We used to be best friends.

Until Mariana showed up,
and you chose her.

So you're like
in love with her?

You into magic? Hmm...

I love magic.

Hey, would you say
it's normal to fantasize

about another woman
during sex?

Is the woman Mariana's
new roommate?

The development company
we are trying to sue

is owned by
a Chinese company.

The company that owns
the development group

you're suing,
I represent them.

I know you're invested
in this case,

but you're not
a lawyer on it.

If I give up this case,
am I always going
to be expected

to put your career first?

Guess who I ran into?
Heather.

-Oh.
-Jamie's ex-girlfriend.

You know what they say about
Sig Pis and Kappas.

They go together.

Callie:
Jamie, I love you

but I'm not ready
to get engaged.

I didn't buy
that ring for you.

It was meant for my ex.

Okay, Andre.
Principal's office. Now.

I can't go to the principal's
office again.

Well you should have
thought about that

before you threw something
at a teacher.

I'm sorry but I don't know
how to teach kids who don't
want to be taught.

You mean black kids.

Davia:
In a racially separate,
and unequal society,

white people are the ones
who benefit.

But when we try
to talk about race,

white fragility
quickly emerges.

This is the problem with
recruiting white college grads

-to teach at diverse
urban schools.
-Oh my God...

Y'all can't relate
to your students!

And you have no clue what
their real home lives are like.

So now you wanna educate me.

The racial status quo is
comfortable for white people.

We don't have to deal
with racial stress

and feel entitled
to our advantage.

(shutter clicks)

♪♪

So you have feelings for me?

(shutter clicks)

(message tone)

♪♪

♪ Stay here ♪

♪ Waiting ♪

♪ With you ♪

♪ Waiting ♪

♪ Stay down ♪

It was no big thing.

But it's not a small thing.

You must have loved her
to propose.

Davia:
When white people
are confronted

with their racial prejudice,

we think we're being told
we're bad people.

And feel like we have to
defend our character.

I'm not racist, okay?

I'm a good person
and I have feelings too.

♪♪

(grunts)

Hey.

I know you heard me!

As a white person,
are there racial dynamics
that I can't see?

What up, gumboot Becky?

Davia:
Am I open to
that possibility?

If we were willing to consider
the possibility

of us getting married...

-Hypothetically.
-Sure.

We have the same values,
don't we?

Where it counts.

♪ Stay down... ♪

Davia:
Aiming to be colorblind
denies the reality of racism.

-We're watching you.
-I am so sorry that
they did that to you.

Don't act like you care.

Davia:
I don't know how
to teach kids

who don't
wanna be taught.

Andre:
You mean black kids.

No. In my classroom
I don't see color.
I'm colorblind.

Yeah, well,
that's your problem.

Davia:
White tears is how
our fragility presents,

as we cry about how hard
racism is for us.

I tried to tell you...

You lied to me.

Davia:
We need to feel grief

about the brutality
of white supremacy

and how we benefited from it.

But our grief must
lead us to action.

It's not enough
to acknowledge racism.

We must act to interrupt it.

Okay.

Let's talk about
gumboot Becky.

♪ Pa-pa-pa
pa-pa-pa,
pa, pa ♪

♪ Pa-pa-pa
pa-pa-pa, pa, pa ♪

♪ And then we'll find
our peace of mind ♪

♪ You and me, Bel ami ♪

♪ Pa-pa-pa, pa, pa ♪

What?

Why did Heather say no?

I think she knew we
weren't really a match.

Well, I heard that Kappas
and Sig Pis just go together.

It was no big thing.

But it's not a small thing.

You must have loved her.

To propose.

(clears throat)

She was the kind of girl
I was expected to marry.

-I'm certainly not.
-Exactly.

-Oh, I'm your act
of rebellion.
-Am I yours?

I think the best matches
are the unexpected kind.

And I don't want
a marriage like my parents'.

I would like a relationship
as strong as my moms.

Who are very different people.

True, but they have
the same values.

If we were willing to consider

the possibility
of us getting married.

-Hypothetically.
-Yes.

We have the same values,
don't we?

Where it counts.

Yeah.

So, why'd you hold on
to the ring?

Just thought you'd dust it off
and try it on the next girl.

Yeah, depended
on who the girl was.

Hmm.

But, if say that girl
was you...

Nah, it's not
your style at all.

What's my style?

Somethin' vintage...

Simpler, but elegant.
Not flashy.

You think you know me.
So well...

♪ Imma do it anyway, yeah ♪

♪ Already know
this won't end well ♪

♪ But ooh... ♪

Don't I?

(laughs)

I think we got up
too early this morning.

Definitely.

-We should go back to bed.
-Mm-hmm.

-We're gonna be late for work.
-We'll skip the foreplay.

(Callie laughs)

Hey, Principal Solomon,
can I have a word?

Davia, yes, come in.
Have a seat.

And please, call me Dan.

Oh, uh, thanks, Dan.

What can I do for you?

Uh, I wanted to talk to you
about one of my students,

Andre Johnson, and this
diversion program that he's in.

Sure. What would
you like to know?

Well, apart from roughing
students up in the hallway

and confiscating their
permanent markers,

I'm not really sure what
this program is all about.

It's a pipeline to prison.

Targeting mostly
students of color?

Pretty much.

Well, this program is about
diverting kids

who are getting in trouble
at school

from getting in trouble
with the law.

Jordan:
The only contact most

of these kids
have with the law,

is these probation officers
treating them like criminals.

We're trying to keep these
at-risk kids out of gangs.

What they're at risk of
is racial bias.

We're giving them
tough love here.
That's the whole point.

They're being too lazy
to come up with

real solutions
outside of law enforcement.

These kids,
they need discipline.

Right?
They need to be told
what's right from wrong.

Some of them need
more discipline than others.

You treat a kid
like a criminal,

they're more likely
to become one.

We're telling these kids
that you can be somebody.

These kids are in middle school.

Is getting in trouble
with the law

really that much of a concern?

Trust me. I've seen it happen
with so many of these kids.

And it just...

Breaks my heart.

Well, I think I overreacted

the last time I sent Andre
to your office

and I would like that
struck from his record.

Davia, you're not
the first teacher
to send him to my office, okay?

He's obviously not getting
the kind of parenting
he needs at home.

You did him a favor.

Ugh...

I really screwed up.

The whole system
is screwed up.

The whole purpose
of public education

was to promote social equality.

Here you go.

Every single one
of my students

deserves a chance
at success in life.

But not every one of them
gets that opportunity.

Well how can I help Andre
and my other students?

You can join
the Equity Committee.

We're a group of teachers.

We meet a couple
times a week.

We work on a plan
to do better by our kids

and close the achievement gap.

I'm in.
Whatever I can do.

Okay! Well we're meeting
tonight at my place

so I'll just text you
the address.

Sounds good.

♪♪

How's it feel?
Being the first all-female
team at Speckulate.

-Amazing.
-It's great.

So empowering.

There's this perception
that women don't work
well together.

Yeah, like we're gonna
cat fight instead of code.

Right? But I've had
so much less drama

working with these ladies

than any primarily male team
that I've ever worked on.

-Same
-Same.

I've launched apps before.
Where's my photo shoot?

You see, when a woman
launches an app,
it's so rare, it's news.

Because the opportunity
is rare.

When's your glamour shoot?

You're green team-ish, right?

He's whatever Mariana
wants him to be.

She's green. He's blue.

She's blue. He's green.

Can we talk about
my privacy proposal
for the new app?

No. Evan is not gonna like it.

What we can talk about,
is this salary
laddering bullshit.

And how it's gonna turn
a meritocracy into mediocrity.

What can you tell me about
the new salary laddering plan?

I understand that's another
project you all took on.

Well, laddering levels
the playing field

and ensures income equality
for women and people of color

doing the same work,
as say, their
white male counterparts.

It's not just about the women.
I'm finally being paid

as much as Sam
for doing the same work.

-But is it the same work?
-No.

I rest my case.

-Raj's is better.
-What? How so?

Oh. Look who's ready
for his close up.

Sam:
Is my work even good?

It's your girlfriend's
boyfriend.

Uh, Mariana. Can you have
a seat there, maybe.

-Looks great. Feel good?
-Yeah.

Evan:
Uh, yes...

(shutter clicks)

So Evan, an activism app
doesn't seem like

an obvious choice
for Speckulate.

Well, maybe not
the old Speckulate.

So Mariana's
enlightened you.

Ah, she has, uh,
definitely opened my eyes

to many things
that needed fixing.

And, Mariana. You've only
been here a short time.

What was it like pitching
your idea to uh, the boss?

Oh. Well, I was terrified.

Really? Huh.
Seemed cool
as a cauliflower.

(laughs)
Um, no, I wasn't
cool as anything.

I was a nervous wreck.

And, uh, what was your
first impression of Mariana?

Uh... well...
I thought she was
incredibly bright.

And confident.

Enthusiatic.

Everything I'm looking for...

in an engineer.

You-you were kidding
about Raj's work

being better than mine...

-...right?
-Nope.

He's more focused
than you.

Yeah, sure, I'd be
focused on work too

if I had to watch my boss
do publicity porn
with my girlfriend.

Alex:
There's so many things
wrong with that statement.

First, the idea of you
even having a girlfriend.

-Sam: Someday--
-Alex: And two,
can I finish?

Two, how would
being distracted
make you more focused?

Have you ever tried
to like cook or shower...

Evan,
let's lose the jacket.

Maybe pull up
your sleeves a bit.

Just loosen you up. You know?

Here. Got it.

Sam:
You gotta play music so
you can distract yourself...

then you get
the task done faster.

Alex:
This is how you're
backing up your argument?

♪ Come on, baby,
give me good love ♪

♪ Give me good love ♪

♪ Good love ♪

-Sam: This stuff that
we're working on--
-Alex: Stop.

I've stopped
listening to you.

Sam:
Well whose fault is that?

♪ Give me good love ♪

♪♪

(shutter clicks)

(phone ringing)

Callie. Do you know
what this meeting

with the CC Hastings
lawyers is about?

No, um, I'm not working
on the case anymore.

I ju-- I really have to focus
on passing the bar.

And doing the job
I was hired for.

You aren't bailing because
you think we're gonna lose?

No. Absolutely not.
I-I really believe
in your case.

And you're in great hands
with Marcus and the ACLU.

Where were you this morning?

Sorry, I, uh,
was running late.

Well, we're shorthanded today.
Can you get the lunch order?

Sure.

Lisa, thanks for coming in.
Let's chat in my office.

Um, any idea what's up?

-You know as much as we do.
-Which is sad.

Because without you inside
the room where it happens,

we're all in the dark.

Callie. Can you grab coffee

for a dozen people
for this afternoon?

Sure.

(exhales)

♪ I go up ♪

Hey, um, I was just
looking for, uh...

Mmm. She's, uh,
in the laundry room.

-I'll wait in the lounge.
-Oh!

Don't be silly.
Have you ever tried yoga?

I'm Indian so we
kind of invented it.

Oh, right.

But, no, I have not.

(laughs)
Come on. I'll show you
some poses.

-Come on.
-Uh...

Easy ones.

♪ I go left ♪

(laughter)

♪ You take a right ♪

Okay. Knees head width apart.

And we'll start with cat cow
just to warm up the spine a bit.

Arch your back.

♪♪

(exhales)

-That feel better?
-Uh-huh.

Uh, so...

-I have a favor to ask you.
-Uh...

-A favor?
-Mm-hmm.

I need a wood elf.

♪ I go up... ♪

You know, like the kind
from Middle Earth.

-Oh, okay.
-Mm-hmm.

You might also
need a doctor,

you know,
like from a psych ward.

(laughs)

Feet flat.

-Oh.
-Hips up.

-Oh!
-This one's called
downward dog.

-Head down.
-Oh, okay.

So as a side gig,
I do kids' parties.

I'll dress up as
a princess or a fairy

and we'll do face painting,
and games.

Okay, uh, puppy pose.

-Mmm.
-Puppy pose...

So, I usually do it
with this guy and he's
totally bailed on me.

So I was thinking...

maybe you could be
my new partner.

Well, I have zero
wood elf training.

(laughs)

Okay. Easy pose.

That may be true,
but you do have
some special skills.

♪♪

-Magic.
-(laughs)

When did you learn that?

I'm glad you asked.
To tempt you,
I got a magic kit.

It's literally
a bag of tricks.

Okay, so you could
do a magic show

and I could be
your assistant.

(laughs)

Come on. We could do this.

-Raj: You can do this.
-(knocking)

(laughs)

Oh, you look amazing.

-(laughs)
-Thanks.

-So do you.
-Ah. Thank you.

Are you ready?

Let me just get
my bow and arrows.

(laughs)

(chatter)

Okay, let's talk about
gumboot Becky.

I know it was
pretty dumb of me

to teach you a dance
about black oppression.

-I thought it was funny.
-I didn't. It was awkward.

And I hear that.

I just wanted to find
a way for this class

to connect to the material.

But it wasn't cool
how you put on a costume

and dance like you understood
what you were doing.

You're right.
And I'm sorry.

Look, sometimes
I don't get it because...

Well, as a white person

I'm not forced
to think about my whiteness

and how that might allow me
to be clueless about some stuff.

But I want to do better.

And I want you all to
feel like can call me out--

For real?

-Absolutely.
-Your perfume smells
hella cheap.

(laughter)

Constructively.

Seeing somebody who
does the dance for real

would have been dope.

You're right, and I
should have tried
to reach out to someone

who understood
the culture and the history.

-Okay, but my
dancing aside...
-(laughter)

what did you all think
about the gumboot

and how it was used
as a communication tool?

(stammers)
I thought it was cool.

I read that a lot of the miners
didn't speak the same language.

So even if they
were allowed to talk,
they couldn't.

So the dance kinda like,
bridged the language gap too.

That's right, Andre.

So downloads for ACT-ivisim
have been growing

which has generated a lot
of amazing feedback.

But I do think that we
could expand on that buzz.

The article's
gonna be great...

Does she want people to know
that her app is shitty?

What? Sorry. I fell asleep.

So if we could reach
our target users,
we'll see more traffic.

Agreed.
We'll talk to ad sales.

Thank you.

Seriously, he's
throwing more money

at this loser? How?

Oh. Um, I would love
to bring Rachael on the team

to help with outreach.

Okay. Approved.

What about my request
for additional coders

for the new
social media project?

Shouldn't that be our priority
seeing how it could

actually make the company
some money?

The social media project has
all the resources it needs.

But when your team
starts working as hard
as the green team

to meet its deadlines,
then maybe I'll consider

investing additional resources.

♪♪

(laughter)

Oh, you found me!

(laughs)

Should we go see if we can
find some other fairies?

-Yeah!
-Yeah, come on! Let's go!

Oh, be careful!

(laughs)

Oh look. Here's some.
Hi, ladies...

Okay.
Should we all play?

Oh! Try to keep it in the air.

(laughs)

What are you supposed to be?

I'm a wood elf.

Magician.

Make me a giraffe.

Oh, sorry. I don't rea--

Okay. Well, yup. Um...

(screams)

(phone ringing)

-Hello.
-Alex (on phone):
Where are you?

Uh. I had a personal matter.

Alex:
Okay, well I need you to
pitch your privacy feature.

I'll put you on video chat.

What?! No, wait. What!

And you have Evan.
And everyone.

Um, hello everyone.

Hi Raj.

Where are you?
We can't see you.

Raj: Uh...

Hey. So, uh...

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Back up, man.
We can see
up your nostrils.

Raj:
What? I can't hear you.

So. The privacy feature
will give you just
complete control

to opt in for
any algorithm.

Something no other
social app allows.

Whi--

Sorry about that.
Here I am.

Cosplay during the day.
So lame.

Cosplay anytime is lame.

Yeah, no, it's lame always.

Raj. This is Evan.

Are you dressed as an elf?

Hmm?

Pfft. Yes.
Yes, I am, sir.

Okay.
Well, I'm intrigued
by this idea.

You're intriged by
the elf costume
or the privacy feature?

Privacy feature,
of course.

Evan: Carry on.

Well, we have have dreams.
I know I do.

One thing I dream about
is social media

that doesn't
invade my privacy.

-(bell rings)
-Bye.

See ya tomorrow.

Hey.
Can I talk to you
for a second?

So I wanted to apologize
for the part I played

in getting you placed in this
diversion program.

And I spoke to
Principal Solomon
on your behalf.

Okay.

I just wanna figure out
how best to support you.

And I would love
to meet your parents

to figure out how
we can do that together.

(stammers)
It's just my mom.

Well I'd like to meet her.
If that's okay with you.

-I-I guess.
-Great.

I'll set it up.

What took you so long?

The order wasn't ready
when I went to pick it up.

And I couldn't call
'cause I left my phone.

-Yeah. It's on your desk.
-It's been blowing up.

And a Jamie Hunter called
a couple of times.

-Left word to call him back.
-Okay. Thanks.

Come on.

You all know that these
intimidation tactics
are breaking the law.

So if you don't tell him
to back off until this
matter is settled,

then we're gonna take
legal action against him.

My clients deserve
to live in peace.
Not in constant fear.

Gary. Can you stay
to take notes, please?

Yeah, sure.

♪♪

Callie. We good?

Uh, yes.

♪♪

-(children cheering)
-Greetings, young maidens.

I've come all the way
from the enchanted forest

with my very good friend,
Neldor the Wood Elf!

You're not an elf.
Elves are really small.

I'm not that kind of elf.
I'm an elf giant.

(whispers):
Neldor.

And...

-He's magic.
-Elves aren't magic!

Oh really? Are you sure...

♪♪

(girls gasp)

-(clapping)
-Wow...

And now watch as I,
Neldor the magical Wood Elf,

turn water into ice.
Right before... your eyes.

♪♪

Voila.

All:
Whoa...

Girl:
He just made ice!

Feel how cold...

And now, I will need
the birthday girl.

All right, Ava.

I want you to pick a crayon
from the box.

Don't let me see it.

And I will now
read Ava's mind...

to reveal the secret
crayon color.

-No way.
-It's true.

When a kid turns 8,
their psychic aura

becomes instantly
readable to magicians

and wood elves and moms.

(laughter)

Watch and be amazed,
young skeptics,
as I read her mind.

I'm seeing a color.
I'm sensing...
something...

Warm. Bright. Like fire.

(gasps)

Is your crayon... orange?

(gasping)

Wow...

(clapping)

Isabella: Wow!

That was amazing.

Jamie:
We'll be in touch.

-What happened?
-Not your case anymore, Callie.

(phone vibrating)

(message sent tone)

So?

What's going on?

I really shouldn't
speak out of turn.

But of course I will.

Mariana.

Good job today
on the photo shoot
and the interview.

Thank you.

The reporters has
some follow-up questions
for you tomorrow.

Okay.

About the Amanda situation

and the wrongful
termination lawsuit.

-I thought that went away.
-It did.

But somehow the reporter
found out about it anyway.

And we'd like you
to set the record straight.

-How?
-Just...

tell them that you've
worked closely with Evan

and that he's never
crossed a line.

Assuming that that's true.

-It is.
-So, let them know.

That he's not what Amanda
and her lawsuit tried to
make him out to be.

And that he's been nothing
but professional with you.

Okay?

-Okay.
-Okay.

Hey! Andre was really great
in class today.

He took part
in the discussion

and he had some
really great insights

into the book that
we're reading.

Oh. Maybe the diversion program
is making a difference.

I'm planning to meet
with his mom.

To see how we can work
together to come from a place

that's, you know,
less punitive.

Sounds encouraging.

Yeah I'm also joining
the Equity Committee.
(chuckles)

I'm excited about coming up
with ideas to address

the achievement gap.

You know they're not
a school-sponsored
group, right?

And the administration
isn't exactly thrilled

about their ideas.

Instead of helping us improve
what's already in place,

they just want to
blow everything up.

Oh well...
I didn't know that.

Look, your review is coming up
and any recommendation I make,

it still has to be approved
by the administration.

I'm really impressed
by your passion

and the progress you're
making with the students.

I'd hate to lose you.

See you tomorrow.

♪♪

Look, if I just leave,
then you can still fix it.

I don't wanna lose you.

♪♪

You wanna talk about dating?

Not even sure there's
someone out there for me.

Oh, of course there's
someone out there for you.

♪♪

Oh, okay.

Thank you.

-Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas.

(chuckles)

May I?

Please.

♪♪

-Is everything okay?
-No.

Kendra asked me to talk
to the reporter again about
the whole Amanda situation.

I thought that was settled.

Yeah, well, I guess
the story's out.

(exhales)

Look, I don't know what happened
between you and Amanda.

I wasn't there.
So I can't defend you

without discrediting her.

And I can't contribute
to the narrative

that women
shouldn't be believed.

You don't need to defend me.

Just... speak to
our relationship.

Yeah, but I can't exactly
defend that either.

Like, Kendra asked me if you've
ever crossed a line and I lied.

I can't honestly say
that a professional line

hasn't been crossed between us.

And not just by you.

What do you mean?

We both crossed a line?

I think that we have feelings
that are more than professional.

♪♪

Hey, do you have a second?

Uh, sure.

Okay, so, as someone who's...

dealt with a bunch
of inequities at work.

Uh-huh.

Would you rather have
an ally for the long term

helping change the culture,

or would you want that ally
to fall on their sword by like,

joining an Equity Committee
and risk that ally being fired

as a result,
and not being able
to help at all.

I'm not sure under-the-radar
allies are much help.

Soft support doesn't really help
make the change that's needed.

Okay. Thanks.

You wanna know what I think?

No...

I think if we all
fall on our sword,

who will be left
on the battle field?

I also think we should
abolish government,
taxes, Fox News.

Definitely that blouse
you're wearing.

Hey, that's just me.

Can you put your bowl
in the sink?

Actually, can you?
That'd be great.

You're drinking
milk and whisky?

Kelly: Yeah.

Hey.

Hey.

So, uh... I have
to talk to you
about something.

Me too.

♪♪

So I need to talk to you
about the CC Hastings lawyers.

Um, one of them, Jamie Hunter,
is the person I told you about.

That I'm seeing.

Did you know he was gonna
be at the meeting today?

No. I didn't think that
he represented Anwei's
subsidiary companies.

-Well, he presented the offer.
-Which they doubled.

I made him tell me.

So, Lisa's gonna take
the offer back
to the other plaintiffs?

It's a lot to ask these tenants
to fight gentrification

when the bottom line is,
they're renters.

They don't own their homes.
And that much cash in hand

can solve a lot
of short-term problems.

Okay, but what about
the long-term ones?

It's hard to focus
on the long-term when

you're living hand-to-mouth
like most of these folks.

So, you think
the lawsuit's dead?

I think no one else
is gonna offer them
this much money to move.

What is so special about
this particular building?

I don't know.
Why don't you
ask your boyfriend?

So you're okay with me
and Isabella?

Yeah.

Of course I am.

I fell back that Raj
is stuck on blue team

and I'm getting all of
this attention for the app.

I just wish that
there was something

that he as passionate about,
that made him happy.

Isabella:
Well, he loves magic.

I mean, he could get
good enough to perform.

He's terrified to get
up in front of people.

Even pitching at work
gives him heart palps.

But what about people
who aren't adults?

I think I may have an idea.

You don't need
my approval to do
kids' parties with Isabella.

You get to perform your magic
which I know you love.

I did crush it.

-You sure?
-Yes.

If it makes you happy,
it makes me happy.

(quietly):
Okay.

So what did you
want to tell me?

(phone vibrating)

-What manifesto?
-What?

Hey, guys.

Hi.

"Why the women engineers
at Speckulate

aren't equal to the men"?

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Got that goo
G-double-o like Google ♪

♪ Fortnite dance
in the... like Mewtwo ♪

♪ Cool cool
got juice juice juice ♪

♪♪

I tried to tell you.

You lied to me.

♪♪

I didn't lie to you.

You said that you
have nothing to do
with this case,

or CC Hastings,

that you represent
Anwei's other interests.

And that was true,
until at the last minute,

they asked me to step in
on this negotiation today.

Why didn't you tell them
it was a conflict of interest?

Because,
technically it isn't.

You're not on
the case anymore.

Because you said that they
would get their day

in court
with our without me.

I was unfamiliar
with the Ellis Act

which allows building owners
to evict tenants

because they're claiming
they're going out of
the rental business.

Well there are exceptions.

They've already
gotten approval, Callie.

You can stall the inevitable
but you won't win.

Wow. It sounds like
you were very persuasive.

Where I was persuasive was
in convincing CC Hastings

to double the money
they're offering the tenants.

and to increase the number
of affordable living units.

It's still wrong.

They're powerless
and they're being
taken advantage of

by powerful companies
lining their pocket.

I don't disagree,
but until the law changes,

this is a whole lot better
than what they were gonna get.

I'm sorry I blindsided you,
but I tried to do right
by those people.

(message tone)

(message sent tone)

"Salary should be
based on merit,
skill and competency

and not reverse discrimination
against white males."

"Men are better suited
to high-stress jobs

"because women are more
interested in life-work balance,

relationships,
and starting a family."

"If women engineers
were qualified

"and could do their job
better than male engineers,

"they wouldn't have to get
special favors from their bosses

"who use $10,000
of their own money

"to bail them out of
an app failure

like Mariana Adams Foster
and her ACT-ivism app."

I never asked Evan to
bail me out of that glitch.

-I wanted him
to garnish my wages.
-I know that.

Now everyone's gonna
think that he did me
some special favor.

Wait.

How did whoever
wrote that know about
the 10K and the glitch?

-(music blasting)
-(toy vibrating)

Oh, she swears
Evan's not into her.

Dude, Evan wants her.

-We all want her.
-Right?! Wait.

Not-- no, no, no.
Not like technically
but like conjecturally.

Right. Right.
I mean, why else would he

bail her out
with his own money?

Whoa, whoa, whoa...

Like out of jail,
like she got arrested?

No, no, no.

We had a code glitch
during the beta test.

Yeah, it doubled
the event donations
by $10,000

and Evan picked up the tab.

That's like... (scoffs)

Yeah.

Right.

Did you tell anyone?

I... might have...

I... mean I forgot, but

now I remember.
I was really drunk.

And upset after
you had drinks with Evan

and didn't tell me
and so I

did, I told...

Alex.

(scoffs)

Wow, um, you told
the one person
who's been horrible to me

since my first day
at Speckulate and still
calls me Mary Anna?

I'm so sorry.

-I can go.
-No, stay.

I might need you to
keep me from killing Raj.

-I was really drunk.
-Bad excuse.

Now everyone's
gonna think that Evan
gives me special treatment.

And none of my hard work
is gonna matter at all.

For the record, I told Alex
the glitch was my fault.

(stammers)
And it was whiskey...

Okay, still bad, Raj.

At least we know it was Alex.

We have no proof.

I'm sure he
covered his tracks.

There no way
to trace it back to him.

I'll get the proof.

I'll find a way.
I'll make this right.
I promise.

♪♪

So you have feelings for me?

♪♪

I do, uh...

have some feelings sometimes.

But I have a boyfriend
who I really love.

What if you didn't?

I still wouldn't
act on those feelings.

Why?

Because you're my boss.

And everyone
would assume that

any success
I've had at Speckulate

was based solely on my
relationship with you.

-It's what they think now.
-Well they're wrong.

You've earned everything
at this company.

I know.

And I intend
to keep it that way, so...

I don't want you to invest
any more money into my app.

I'll find a way to get
the word out and get us
more downloads

without help from ad sales.

So these feelings?

We just don't
feel them anymore?

We can't.

Agreed.

♪♪