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(film rolling)

(gentle music)

(phone dinging)

(gentle music)

(phone dinging)

(gentle music)

- Oh, masseuses, who knew?

I wish I would have done this years ago.

It was incredible.

I used points.

But it's not even that expensive,

you shouldn't totally try it.

- I'm saving for my nursing license, Mr. Dan.

Also, I have this big baby bump,

hard to lie on the table.

- Live a little, Maria, I'm telling you,

you don't wanna miss it.

(gentle music)

No way.

(dramatic music)

You have got to be kidding me.

- I don't see how this is my problem.

- Well since you insist that this point was boondog

I'll go forward.

- I am not canceling a prestigious conference

to soothe your ago.

- Well then you should at least allow me

to rehabilitate my tarnished image.

- This might come as a surprise to you, Dan,

but throwing a blow out party in your penthouse

is probably not the best way to go about that.

- Agree to disagree.

You know, I think I showed a lot of maturity

in asking permission to throw a party.

- Goodbye, Dan,

and put the sign back.

(upbeat music)

- This is so unfair.

Everyone knows I've been fired,

and everyone knows why.

And now they're just coming to rub my face in it.

- I doubt that's why they're coming,

but for argument's sake,

why do you wanna throw a party

for people you don't even care about?

- You don't know anything about business.

- You take things too serous, Dan.

- According to some, I don't take things serious enough.

- I mean don't take the pointless stuff seriously.

The ego and status stuff,

look around you, you're in paradise.

Not a bad place to be while you get your life back together.

- Oh, brain freeze.

Why, why is this happening to me?

After all the hard work I did,

I'm just trying to get my life back together, man.

Why are the GAMAs coming here?

They're always in Manhattan.

- I only just found out.

Apparently the Marquee is getting renovated

so they're moving them to The Don.

- From New York to Florida,

who does that?

- Can we focus on what's important?

- I guess.

- Thank you.

I got something from Amelia.

- Your girlfriend?

See, I remembered.

- It's an SCC file, not privileged,

I'm sure one of your lawyers

could have gotten their hands on it.

- Oh, that's great, except I don't have a lawyer.

- I've given it to Sully,

he'll be down there.

- Given it to Sully, could this get any more embarrassing?

- Probably.

The key note speaker at the GAMAs is Stanford Demmings.

- Garcia, Maria.

What's a Stanford Demmings?

- This guy's way more than just security's lawyer,

he's connected to everyone.

He's also my dad's oldest and most trusted friend.

He's pretty much my uncle.

He's never been married though,

which is too bad,

he's a great looking guy.

But if anyone can help in this situation, it's him.

- This situation, while not entirely your fault,

is your fault.

- Now you're just being picky.

What do you think?

- Oh no, I can't get you into any of these events.

We're hosting the conference, not running it.

I could add you to the catering crew.

- Gross.

I'll just sneak in.

- Do not under any circumstances sneak in.

- Fine.

(mysterious music)

It'll be so nice to have my six-figure income back.

Then I won't have to live off points.

- Now that looks good,

can you make it two?

- Sully, you made it.

- Joel said I'd find you here.

- Jared, it's Sully,

we used to work together,

before my dad fired me.

- Dan had a very loose definition of the word work.

This is from Joel.

I hope it helps.

- Thanks, Sully.

It's good to see you.

It really is.

I've missed you.

- It's good seeing you too, Dan.

The office isn't the same without you.

- Jared, grab one for Sully for me.

To second chances.

- Second chances.

So the man takes off his oxygen mask,

smiles at the nurse, and says "Thank you very much,

"that was wonderful.

"Now please listen carefully,

"are my test results back?"

(laughing)

- Good one, Sully.

- Another round for my friend here, Jared.

- Calling it a night already?

- [Sully] Yeah, I have to check in with my wife.

Unlike you, I get in trouble for things.

- [Dan] Thanks, Jared.

- Hey, good luck with that tomorrow.

Good luck with Demmings.

- Appreciate you.

I cannot wait to be living like a normal person again.

I'm tired of living off these rewards points.

- Have you ever lived life like a normal person?

- You know what I mean, Jared.

Don't forget

I appreciate all these people

and all you've done.

And I'll prove it just as soon as I,

just as soon as I,

no, no way.

Someone grabbed my bag.

Someone grabbed the wrong bag.

Hey, did a bunch of people with Swag bags come through here?

Oh, it's none of these people.

- What happened?

- Someone grabbed my bag by mistake,

it's got something really important in it.

- And what's that?

- I don't know.

- Concierge just called a cab for a group,

I think they're heading to 600 block.

- Where is that?

- Happening spot, Central Avenue.

Start on 6th street and then work your way West.

- Thanks.

(upbeat music)

Wait, wait, wait, my bags, my bag, my bag.

(upbeat music)

(phone dinging)

(upbeat music)

- Hey.

- Hi.

- You were at the bar, at The Dime.

- Yeah, that was me.

I think you grabbed the wrong bag.

Can I look inside?

- Sure.

- Oh my God.

- Hey, would you look at that.

Hey.

Keep the bag.

- Thanks.

- Hey, can I get a beer?

Dan?

- Amy.

- It is you.

Oh, I'm surprised,

I didn't think this was your type of club.

- This isn't my type of club.

This is a gay nightclub,

I don't usually hang out at places like this.

- A strategic oversight to be sure.

- Uncle Stanford.

- You're all grown up now, Daniel,

you don't have to call me uncle.

And your odds of meeting a beautiful, unpretentious woman

are much better here than just about anywhere.

Stanford Demmings, Daniel's godfather.

- Amy Gooding.

- Lovely to meet you, Amy.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt,

I was just coming to say hello to Daniel.

I had no idea he was in Florida.

- I knew you were.

- Oh?

- Mm-hmm.

Amy, do you mind,

I kinda gotta talk to my uncle for a couple minutes.

- Sure.

Come find me on the dance floor.

- Okay.

Buy you a drink, unc?

- Yeah, vodka martini.

Obviously I know some of what's happened.

I called your father,

but so far he doesn't wanna talk,

you know how stubborn he is.

- Yeah, I do.

When I was 10 he grounded me for a year.

Mom had to intervene.

Still the longest two weeks of my life.

- Well this time I may be able to intervene

if I can clear up your misunderstanding with the SCC.

- And you think he'll listen to you?

- I don't see why not eventually.

- You guys are still close then?

- Why wouldn't we be?

- He's just so conservative.

Does he know?

- That I'm gay?

I've been out for years

to everyone that matters, including your dad.

- I just didn't expect that.

- He may be buttoned down,

but he's not a dinosaur.

And I think that if I can resolve this

your father will come around.

Maybe you'll get your old life back, Daniel,

assuming you want it.

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