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[dramatic music plays]
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RECEPTIONIST: Mr. Tynes.
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He's ready for you.
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♪
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- Dodge Tynes. Thanks for coming by.
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- Mr. Sellars, thanks for seeing me.
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- My pleasure. Call me Miles.
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I wish you could call me Dodge. What a cool name.
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Please, have a seat.
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- My dad was a car nut. Worked the line.
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- Yeah, everyone's dad in this town worked the line.
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My old man welded floor pans.
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When I was 14, he brought us
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all the way here from Austria looking for the American dream,
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and damn it if Detroit didn't give it to him.
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[chuckles]
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You're a Wings fan? - Yeah.
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- Well, I got Yzerman's stick
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hanging above my mantle in my billiards room.
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- I used to have Gordie Howe's jersey hanging in my closet.
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- Authentic? Game worn?
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- Oh, yeah. Had to sell it.
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- Yeah, well...
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I had a look at your medical file;
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seems like money's been tight and luck's been bad.
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I'm really sorry you're going through this, Dodge.
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[high-pitched ringing] - [groaning]
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- Pain comes with the territory?
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- Yeah. Yeah, it usually clears up pretty quick.
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[ringing fades]
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Sorry.
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Uh...
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Look, Miles, I think you know my story.
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If I just had some cash,
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I could maybe get some treatment to buy me more time,
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and, uh,
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maybe see my son be born.
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- That's the kind of conversation
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that requires alcohol. - [scoffs]
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Don't know if I should in my condition.
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- In your condition, you should drink
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whatever the hell you want.
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It's the good stuff, I promise.
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See?
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- Yeah, I'd ask where you got it,
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but I don't have the money and I'll probably be dead
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before I finished the bottle. - Come on, kid,
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don't talk like that.
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Pessimism's not gonna help you
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or your wife. The good news is, you're not the first person
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to come to The Tiro Fund in a tough spot.
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- You think a loan's possible?
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I have a building for collateral, The Carrington.
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- Well, Dodge, I really want to help you,
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and I think I can,
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but I know The Carrington. It's unfinished, unfunded.
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I'd be the fourth lienholder in line.
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I just can't loan the kind of money we're talking about
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to someone who very likely might pass away
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before he can even think about paying me back.
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Now, I know that makes me sound like a bastard.
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I promise I'm not. It's just...
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I lost family members to cancer.
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I've seen how unforgiving it can be.
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- Yeah, it's okay. I get it.
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So, what, you still think you can help me somehow?
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- I do.
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But I can't do it alone. I need your help,
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your participation.
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- Participation, how?
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- Dodge, I am what you would call a facilitator.
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I make possible the natural progression
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of man's innate desire to be challenged.
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- Right. Well, what does this have to do with me?
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- You see, I represent a very exclusive, very wealthy
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clientele who pay exorbitant fees for a unique,
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one-of-a-kind experience
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in a highly intense sport...
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hunting.
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And that's where your participation becomes integral.
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- You'd want them to hunt me?
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Like paintball?
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[dramatic music plays]
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[chuckles]
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Like tag or something?
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Like you'd hunt an animal?
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- The sport in its purest form.
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A hunt to kill.
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- Fuck me, you're serious.
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- Now I can see in your face you want to just run out of here,
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and you're welcome to do so,
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only you'd be leaving as poor as you came.
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Or you can hear me out and help your family
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in a way that was unimaginable five minutes ago.
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- You hunt innocent humans?
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- No, we hunt desperate humans, with no glimmer of hope.
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We provide optimism, not just to people like you.
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For the most part, our hunters have snatched
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all the brass rings life can offer.
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We give them a challenge.
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They're not going after paunchy 40-year-olds
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with bad knees.
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They battle physical specimens.
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We satisfy their need to strive.
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Not to mention what you'd be doing for me.
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- For you? - I'd be helping you
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and your wife and your unborn child.
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You know, really helping a family in crisis.
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What I do for a living
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doesn't provide much opportunity to feel good about myself.
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- No, I can't imagine it does.
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Listen, I'm gonna go to the cops.
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- To tell them what? You'd sound deranged,
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and you'd be able to prove nothing.
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- We'll see.
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- You could leave your family millions.
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Dodge.
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How many times
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since your diagnosis have you told yourself you'd do anything
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to make sure your family's secure after you're gone?
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Well, this is your chance to "do anything."
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If you want to hear more,
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I'll be finishing my drink on the balcony.
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[atmospheric music plays]
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♪
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[distant siren wailing, horns honking]
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In my experience, it's best if I talk for a while
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and you just listen with an open mind.
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Can you do that for me, Dodge?
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So... here is how you'll be hunted.
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