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(bright music)

- So cute.

That's a great thing you did for them Dan.

- Yeah. Felt really nice seeing them happy.

So people actually find this relaxing?

- People do.

- Huh. When are we actually gonna catch a fish?

- Fishing isn't about just catching fish.

- Now you lost me, man.

(phone ringing)

- Hey answer that Dan.

I think it's the universe calling.

- Stanford Demics.

- Close enough.

- Hello?

Yeah.

No. Thank you.

No, no, this is-

thank you so much.

I'm relieved.

This is- this is- this is unexpected.

Thank you, Stanford, really.

All right.

Okay, bye.

- So?

- The SEC dropped their charges.

The investigation's over.

My accounts being unfrozen today.

- That's awesome.

Hey, you're rich again.

- Hardly.

I lost my shirt on that deal,

but at least my name's clear.

- Yeah. So, what's next?

- I have no idea.

(relaxing piano music)

- Sounds like a lot to process.

- Yeah, that's a fair assessment.

- I'm off in a couple of hours

if you want to talk things through

or if you just want a distraction.

- Yeah, that'd be nice.

- In the meantime, I recommend a walkabout.

St. Pete style.

- Walking around St. Pete on my spiritual journey.

- Exactly. I'll catch up with you later.

- Okay. Sounds good.

- But do I actually have to walk on this walkabout?

- Stop.

(upbeat music)

(calm music)

- Wow. You were going full Cameron there.

- I was hoping for an epiphany.

- No luck?

- No. I was thinking so hard,

my brain hurts.

- I think at this point

you need to feel instead of think.

And I know just the spot for that.

We just have to stop at my place first.

- Why?

- Well, I'd like to change out of my work clothes

and also I want to bring Maggie.

- And who's Maggie?

- You'll see.

This is Maggie.

Hi. Oh, she likes you,

which is good because she's an excellent judge of character.

- I wonder if she would have liked me three months ago.

- Come on.

You're excited.

- Yeah I'm very excited.

- Welcome to Maggie's favorite St. Pete establishment.

And it's pretty good for humans too.

I'll tell you what.

I'll get the drinks, you take Maggie to the fun zone.

- Okay. Come on, come on.

Feel, don't think. Feel, don't think.

Hey, feel. Feel.

Well, Hugo, what's it going to be?

Do I go back to my old life in New York.

Or start fresh here,

old path or new adventure.

Maybe I'll just put my faith in a dog.

On one hand that I have Maggie, Maggie represents Florida.

On the other hand that guy represents New York.

What will they tell us?

Ew.. I don't know if you'd call that scientific,

but doggy-verse has spoken.

We should've brought Maggie.

- Aw, she would have loved this.

- She really would.

Its a cool place.

- Yeah, next time.

- For sure.

I'm going to run up to my room.

Grab an app, a drink, whatever you want.

Just put it on my tab.

- Yeah, sounds good. Although.

- Mr. Kenny, I was hoping I'd catch you.

- Did not expect to see you again, Mr Worthington.

- What, after you turned me down?

- Well that and I figured you did your homework,

checked my references,

chose to go in a different direction.

- Kind of the opposite.

I've done well for myself.

I don't need more money.

However, I don't want to waste it.

I care about people and I care about the environment.

I will invest my wealth in companies

and causes that help both.

- That's really noble.

- Which means I'm looking for

a very particular type of wealth management advisor.

Someone who owns up to their mistakes, like you did.

Someone who doesn't look at just the numbers

but the worth of people, even if it's a pregnant maid,

a bar back novelist

or a bartender who makes a mean mojito.

- I, uh...

- In a sense, I want you managing my money

precisely because you don't want to.

I have a lot of money to manage.

- Wow. You certainly do.

- That sounds like an amazing opportunity.

- Yeah, maybe.

- Your friend Sully's been trying to reach you all day, man.

He said he left a dozen messages on your cell.

- My phone's dead. Can I borrow yours?

- Sure.

- Thanks.

- No problem.

- Hey Sully, it's Dan.

- Dan, I am about to make your day

and you're about to make mine.

- What are you talking about Sully?

- [Sully] I'm ringing in from the Gold

- You been drinking again?

- No, no, that's just it.

It's my call now. Your dad named me partner.

- Partner?

- [Sully] Just as surprises you.

- No, no, no, no. I'm- I'm happy for you.

- [Sully] Really glad to hear you say that, Dan.

Not sure I'm ready for it, but.

- No, you're, you're ready, man.

You'll do great.

- I'd do better with your help.

And there should be at least one Kinney running around here.

For luck, if nothing else.

- One Kinney? Where's my dad?

- He stepped down.

- Did you say stepped down?

- Yeah. You know, because of the cancer.

- What?

- Oh Danny. He didn't tell you?

Danny, I am so sorry.

I had no idea.

You need to call him.

You need to go see him right away.

Take all the time you need.

And uh, when you're ready.

We'll be waiting for you in New York.

- Thanks. Thanks Sully.

- [Sully] Dan?

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