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I mean, do your followers
think that's funny?
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I keep telling him
he needs to get out and play.
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Ray Nicolette.
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He's a private investigator?
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Why don't you just tell me
what this is all about?
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I have an empty room
in my place.
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I'm guessing it beats
the hell out of wherever.
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Social Services
is planning on sending you.
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Falken's been an urban legend
for almost a decade.
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Nobody know who he really is
beyond being a genius coder.
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Lucy and I might have
made contact
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with someone who knows Falken.
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Look... it's Falken.
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Cara, you got your world
with Eli
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where you go out for dinners
and have romantic evenings
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on rooftop gardens.
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Then you have
the God Account world.
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You got Miles.
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Hey. I'm Nia.
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Hi.
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And that is the latest
drop from DJ Trek,
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also known as my friend, Nia.
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Hello, hello.
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So before we took a music break,
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you were telling me
that you're agnostic.
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I am many things,
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but agnostic is one
of them, yes.
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Wow, that's like
the Switzerland of religion.
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I didn't take you for one
who'd play it safe.
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How is keeping an open mind
playing it safe?
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God or no god,
in live in the question.
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No need for answers.
I like the mystery.
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Come on, Nia.
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Everyone wants to know
the truth.
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And then what?
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What happens when you have
all the answers?
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Take the God Account
for example.
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You any closer to finding
the mystery person
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behind it all?
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Not yet, but it's only
a matter of time.
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Yeah, but what happens
when you do?
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What if you stop getting
Friend Suggestions?
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Your point?
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I know how much you like
helping people.
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Getting the truth
may end your journey.
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Maybe you can stand
a little agnosticism
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when it comes to
the God Account?
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Way to bring it back around.
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Thank you so much
for being my guest
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on the Millennial Prophet.
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You can check out more tracks
from DJ Trek on Soundcloud.
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Sorry.
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Didn't mean to put you
on the spot.
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No worries. I can take it.
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I was just trying
to make the point
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that even if you
get your answer one day,
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doesn't mean you have to
stop helping people.
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- I won't.
- Good.
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So, how 'bout you keep
that promise
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and come with me
to the hospital this afternoon?
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I spin for the kids
at the pediatric center.
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I'll be there.
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Miles, Miles you need
to see this.
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So, FIBONACCI61
sent a picture of me and Lucy
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at Strawberry Fields with,
"Just wanted to say hello"
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as the message.
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I mean,
this is definitely Falken.
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He's definitely behind
the God Account.
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Okay, I don't know.
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Look, whoever's behind
the God Account
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has gone through a whole lot
of trouble to remain anonymous.
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Why reach out now
by text message to you?
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I don't know, Miles.
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Maybe because I'm getting
too close.
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Yeah.
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Bro, it's clear Falken's
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trying to back me off
by intimidation.
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Guess what.
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Nobody intimidates Rakesh Singh.
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Except my mama.
She's very scary.
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Hey, the God Account
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just liked the fan page
of Graham Hastings!
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Never heard of him.
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Graham Hastings is a
legendary Harlem chess player.
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Everyone thought he was gonna
be the next Bobby Fischer.
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Then one day,
he just disappeared
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from the public eye.
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No one has seen him since.
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That was ten years ago.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait.
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So, our first Friend Suggestion
after Falken makes contact
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just happens to be some recluse
who disappeared ten years ago?
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Graham's not Falken, Rakesh.
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I'm... I'm not saying he is,
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but maybe there's a connection.
There's a rumor going around
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saying that Graham's gonna be
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at Washington Square Park today!
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That must be why the God Account
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sent us his name.
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Looks like we got our next
Friend Suggestion.
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Yeah, things with Eli are good.
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So you keep saying.
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'Cause they are.
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Are you really busy with work,
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or are you just bothered
because you saw Miles with Nia?
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Why would that bother me?
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Probably because
seeing him with her
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made you question whether or not
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you made the right choice
to date Eli again.
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Okay, fine. I'll admit it.
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It was a little weird
seeing him with someone.
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And, yeah, okay.
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I may have been
the tiniest bit jealous of Nia,
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but I'm not questioning
my choice to be with Eli.
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So why are you avoiding Miles?
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I'm not.
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I'm just focusing on
the assignment Natalie gave me
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to prove to her that
I'm worthy of that promotion.
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If you say so.
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- Ali.
- Hi.
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I brought you a little souvenir
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from the other night.
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And here I thought
my cool days were behind me.
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That's lovely. Thanks, Ali.
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You're welcome.
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Here.
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Dad, I just wanna say
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I am proud of you
for having the courage
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to find
your love of music again.
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Well, it's easy to be courageous
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with my children by my side.
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Well, speaking of your children,
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I couldn't help but notice
you and Miles
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talking after your set.
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You guys looked like
father and son again.
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You know, I have to admit that
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I haven't felt this close
to Miles since... gosh, um...
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Since he was a kid.
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I can't quite put
my finger on it,
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but he seems to have changed
over the last few months.
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Yeah, and it's pretty obvious
what's causing it.
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Not the God Account.
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Dad...
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Ali it's just fodder
for his podcast,
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a story device to get attention.
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No, it's not.
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Look... and even if it was,
what does it matter?
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At the end of the day,
he's helping people.
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Same as you.
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So, did Cara tell you why
she can't meet us today?
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She's usually leading the charge
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when it comes to
the God Account.
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Said she was working
on a story, but no biggie.
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Hey, we got this.
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Yeah.
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- Whoa.
- Whoa.
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Word definitely got out
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that Graham may resurface today?
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My dad used to tell stories
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about how people
would line up around the block
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just to get beat by Graham.
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He even claims
he played him once.
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Well, I don't need to play him.
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I just need to know what
he knows about Falken.
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- What?
- It's Cara.
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- I thought she was working.
- Yeah, me too.
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Guys. Sorry.
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What are you doing here?
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I was gonna ask you
the same thing.
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Well, my boss
assigned me a story
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about some
chess-genius-turned-recluse
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named Graham Hastings.
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- What?
- Graham Hastings
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is our Friend Suggestion.
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Yeah, y'all this is great.
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We get to work on this together.
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Great.
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How long have you been here?
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Almost an hour.
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Yeah, this crowd
is getting restless.
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Well, looks like
they're giving up.
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What a bust.
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All right, well, I'm gonna
head back to work,
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keep on the Falken line.
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- Okay?
- Okay.
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Let me know if anything happens.
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You okay?
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Yeah. Yeah, it's fine.
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Fine.
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So, how are we gonna find
someone
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who clearly does not
wanna be found?
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Well, if it ain't
my two favorite do-gooders.
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Ray?
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Hey. Okay, still not a hugger.
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Hey, Ray. It's good to see you.
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You too, you too.
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So what dragged you two
down here today?
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We're looking for
Graham Hastings.
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Now, that's a hell
of a coincidence.
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How so?
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Because someone hired me
to find him.
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So, how are things with Isaac?
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Isaac's doing great.
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I got the kid enrolled
in a good school.
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His teachers say
he's keeping up.
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I gotta tell ya, I think
he's adapting pretty good,
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considering everything
he's been through.
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How 'bout you?
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Are you adapting?
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Still working on it.
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It is nice having some company
around the house again.
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You're a good man, Ray.
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Don't tell people that.
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And you still working for
the God Account thing?
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Any closer to figuring out
who's behind it?
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Not yet, but they did send
Graham Hastings our way.
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So, wanna tell us who hired you?
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No-ho-ho can do.
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What I can tell you
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is that Hastings is completely
off the grid.
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I was hoping he'd be here today,
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make my job a lot easier.
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But as you can see, nada.
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Wait a minute.
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You started the rumor
on that fan page
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about Graham playing chess
here today, didn't you?
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Guilty as charged.
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Isaac's got me using
social media more.
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Thought I could lure Graham
out of hiding,
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but as you can see...
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- Nada.
- Well, look,
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since we're all looking for
Graham, why don't we team up?
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Yeah, like old times.
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Let's not get crazy.
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As fun as that sounds,
we all know the sequels
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are never as good
as the originals.
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I'm off, kids.
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And may the best
private detective
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with over 20 years
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of law enforcement
experience win.
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Any thoughts on where to start?
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Actually, I do.
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For God has not given us
a spirit of fear,
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but of power and of love...
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- Hey.
- And of sound mind.
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Miles.
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Dad, I want you to meet
Cara Bloom.
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Of course.
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Cara, I have heard
a lot about you.
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And I'm sorry we didn't
get a chance
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to meet the other night.
Yeah, yeah, me, too.
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Please, sit down.
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You were fantastic, by the way.
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Thank you.
Still working off the rust.
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But I understand that you and I
share a connection.
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Your mother.
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Yeah, yeah, that's right.
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Susan was an incredible nurse.
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Always there
when my wife needed her
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when she was battling cancer.
261
00:11:09.422 --> 00:11:12.189
A much-needed rock
for both of us.
262
00:11:14.627 --> 00:11:16.494
Anyway, how's she doing?
263
00:11:16.562 --> 00:11:17.728
She's great.
264
00:11:17.797 --> 00:11:19.770
I'll let her know you say hello.
265
00:11:19.132 --> 00:11:20.831
Please do.
266
00:11:20.900 --> 00:11:23.934
So, to what do I owe the visit?
267
00:11:24.300 --> 00:11:26.370
Do you remember Graham Hastings?
268
00:11:26.439 --> 00:11:28.272
Absolutely.
269
00:11:28.341 --> 00:11:29.885
Didn't I ever tell you that
I played against him once?
270
00:11:29.909 --> 00:11:31.409
You may have mentioned it.
271
00:11:31.477 --> 00:11:34.178
Well, so, it was down
at St. Nicholas Park,
272
00:11:34.247 --> 00:11:35.624
and I'm setting up
the chess pieces.
273
00:11:35.648 --> 00:11:37.848
And this kid sits down
in front of me
274
00:11:37.917 --> 00:11:40.851
- and asks if I wanna play.
- 12 moves.
275
00:11:40.920 --> 00:11:43.421
That's it took for him
to beat me... 12 moves.
276
00:11:43.489 --> 00:11:44.722
We heard he disappeared.
277
00:11:44.791 --> 00:11:46.791
Do you know what happened
to him?
278
00:11:46.859 --> 00:11:48.192
Or where he went?
279
00:11:49.362 --> 00:11:51.529
Why the sudden interest?
280
00:11:54.367 --> 00:11:56.500
I'm writing a story
for "Catapult."
281
00:11:56.569 --> 00:11:58.202
Miles is helping me.
282
00:11:58.271 --> 00:12:00.404
Well, if I were looking
for Graham Hastings,
283
00:12:00.473 --> 00:12:03.507
I would start with the person
that knew him the best.
284
00:12:03.576 --> 00:12:05.376
- Who's that?
- Aleksander Leff.
285
00:12:05.445 --> 00:12:07.578
Back in the day, he and Graham
286
00:12:07.647 --> 00:12:11.749
were the Muhammad Ali
and Joe Frazier of chess.
287
00:12:11.818 --> 00:12:14.218
I always wished I had
a chance to watch them play.
288
00:12:14.287 --> 00:12:16.530
So, they were rivals?
289
00:12:16.122 --> 00:12:17.755
Man.
290
00:12:17.824 --> 00:12:20.558
They would meet at the finals
of every tournament.
291
00:12:20.626 --> 00:12:22.259
Aleksander could never beat him.
292
00:12:22.328 --> 00:12:24.895
Until, of course, he did.
293
00:12:24.964 --> 00:12:27.898
After that,
Graham Hastings retreated
294
00:12:27.967 --> 00:12:29.500
and was never heard from again.
295
00:12:29.569 --> 00:12:31.602
That sounds like a poor sport.
296
00:12:31.671 --> 00:12:35.720
Or he accomplished
everything he set out to.
297
00:12:35.141 --> 00:12:36.707
The truth is that nobody knows
298
00:12:36.776 --> 00:12:39.543
why Graham Hastings disappeared.
299
00:12:40.780 --> 00:12:42.291
Sorry, Miles,
you'll have to excuse me.
300
00:12:42.315 --> 00:12:44.949
I have to set up for
an afternoon service.
301
00:12:45.170 --> 00:12:47.510
- Thanks, Dad.
- Good to see you.
302
00:12:47.120 --> 00:12:49.153
Good luck with the story.
Thank you.
303
00:12:51.230 --> 00:12:53.390
Why didn't you just tell him
it was about the God Account?
304
00:12:53.459 --> 00:12:54.937
'Cause he doesn't wanna know.
305
00:12:56.362 --> 00:12:58.229
I'm sorry, I have plans
with Nia.
306
00:12:58.297 --> 00:13:01.332
Can we meet back up later?
It'll only take a couple hours.
307
00:13:01.400 --> 00:13:03.167
Yeah, of course.
308
00:13:03.236 --> 00:13:05.114
I'll try and track down
an address for Aleksander Leff.
309
00:13:05.138 --> 00:13:06.971
Text you if I find anything.
Okay.
310
00:13:22.488 --> 00:13:25.723
- Thanks, Nia!
- That was fun.
311
00:13:25.792 --> 00:13:27.240
Thanks, Nia.
312
00:13:27.930 --> 00:13:29.660
You're welcome, Matty.
High-five.
313
00:13:29.729 --> 00:13:32.730
I got something for you.
314
00:13:39.505 --> 00:13:41.338
Can I see your patch?
315
00:13:47.246 --> 00:13:51.515
Now you got tons of street cred.
316
00:13:56.923 --> 00:13:58.989
What was the, patch
on his arm for?
317
00:13:59.580 --> 00:14:01.725
People wear them
to fight off the nausea
318
00:14:01.794 --> 00:14:03.894
when they're going through
chemo.
319
00:14:03.963 --> 00:14:05.863
Unfortunately for me,
they weren't invented
320
00:14:05.932 --> 00:14:07.665
till after I was cancer-free.
321
00:14:07.733 --> 00:14:10.668
You were impressive
with these kids.
322
00:14:12.271 --> 00:14:14.710
Well, music was my lifeline
when I was sick.
323
00:14:14.140 --> 00:14:17.875
It's just my way of giving back.
324
00:14:22.882 --> 00:14:24.882
I'm sorry, I have to go.
325
00:14:24.951 --> 00:14:26.851
- God Account?
- Yeah.
326
00:14:26.919 --> 00:14:28.752
Yeah, we're trying to track down
327
00:14:28.821 --> 00:14:30.487
this reclusive chess prodigy.
328
00:14:30.556 --> 00:14:32.189
I'll text you?
329
00:14:42.902 --> 00:14:44.869
- Cara.
- Hey.
330
00:14:44.937 --> 00:14:46.437
'Sup?
331
00:14:51.100 --> 00:14:52.877
So, how did it got with Nia?
332
00:14:54.680 --> 00:14:57.915
It went... well.
333
00:14:59.252 --> 00:15:00.384
Well?
334
00:15:01.721 --> 00:15:03.988
Well, she seems really nice.
335
00:15:06.259 --> 00:15:09.193
How are things with Eli?
Things still going good?
336
00:15:09.262 --> 00:15:11.362
Yeah. Yeah, things are good.
337
00:15:11.430 --> 00:15:12.930
This is 18. This is it.
338
00:15:25.778 --> 00:15:27.211
Aleksander Leff?
339
00:15:27.280 --> 00:15:28.712
That's right. Can I help you?
340
00:15:28.781 --> 00:15:30.481
I'm Miles Finer.
This is Cara Bloom.
341
00:15:30.549 --> 00:15:32.600
We were hoping to ask you
a few questions
342
00:15:32.840 --> 00:15:33.550
about Graham Hastings.
343
00:15:33.619 --> 00:15:35.519
I'm sorry.
I don't give interview.
344
00:15:35.588 --> 00:15:38.789
Let 'em in, otherwise they'll
just stand out there all day.
345
00:15:40.793 --> 00:15:42.693
Took you long enough.
346
00:15:52.680 --> 00:15:55.236
I never understood why
he walked away from everything.
347
00:15:55.304 --> 00:15:58.138
That question has haunted me
for a decade.
348
00:15:59.875 --> 00:16:02.142
I heard you two had
a pretty intense rivalry.
349
00:16:03.412 --> 00:16:05.713
That's one way to look at it.
350
00:16:05.781 --> 00:16:09.183
The truth is,
we were best friends.
351
00:16:09.252 --> 00:16:11.252
Had been since we were kids.
352
00:16:11.320 --> 00:16:14.421
We played our first game
together when we were eight.
353
00:16:14.490 --> 00:16:17.424
From that moment on,
our lives were tied together.
354
00:16:18.494 --> 00:16:21.161
But as much as we were the same,
355
00:16:21.230 --> 00:16:22.997
we came from different worlds.
356
00:16:23.650 --> 00:16:24.965
What do you mean?
357
00:16:25.340 --> 00:16:27.601
I grew up in privilege.
358
00:16:27.670 --> 00:16:29.870
My father made sure
I had the best teachers,
359
00:16:29.939 --> 00:16:32.106
that I studied day and night.
360
00:16:32.174 --> 00:16:33.574
All he had was his grandfather.
361
00:16:33.643 --> 00:16:35.776
Didn't have any money,
any training.
362
00:16:35.845 --> 00:16:38.512
Never even read a book
about chess.
363
00:16:39.849 --> 00:16:42.820
His talent was God-given.
364
00:16:42.151 --> 00:16:44.485
I couldn't help but envy that.
365
00:16:46.822 --> 00:16:48.922
Now that we're all
caught up here,
366
00:16:48.991 --> 00:16:50.724
why don't we take this outside
367
00:16:50.793 --> 00:16:53.294
and have a chat about how
we're gonna find this guy?
368
00:16:53.362 --> 00:16:56.697
Hold on... I mean,
that was ten years ago.
369
00:16:56.766 --> 00:16:58.299
Why hire Ray now?
370
00:17:09.312 --> 00:17:11.378
Because you're sick.
371
00:17:14.817 --> 00:17:16.350
Aren't you?
372
00:17:18.487 --> 00:17:20.688
Pancreatic cancer.
373
00:17:20.756 --> 00:17:23.357
Doctors say I only have
a few months left.
374
00:17:25.161 --> 00:17:28.395
I need to speak with Graham
before it's too late.
375
00:17:33.402 --> 00:17:37.370
I wanna find this Graham guy,
close my case, and get paid.
376
00:17:37.106 --> 00:17:38.539
Any thoughts?
377
00:17:38.607 --> 00:17:41.800
Yeah, we all work together.
378
00:17:41.770 --> 00:17:43.577
If by "work together"
you mean "split my fee,"
379
00:17:43.646 --> 00:17:45.120
I must politely decline.
380
00:17:45.810 --> 00:17:46.447
We're not interested in
your fee.
381
00:17:46.515 --> 00:17:48.182
Then by all means, proceed.
382
00:17:48.250 --> 00:17:50.351
I think the God Account
wants us to find Graham
383
00:17:50.419 --> 00:17:51.919
for the same reason you do.
384
00:17:51.987 --> 00:17:53.554
To put him in front
of Aleksander.
385
00:17:53.622 --> 00:17:56.890
Now any idea what he wants
to tell him?
386
00:17:56.959 --> 00:17:58.625
He didn't offer, I didn't ask.
387
00:17:58.694 --> 00:18:00.405
But usually when a client
wants me to track down
388
00:18:00.429 --> 00:18:03.297
someone from their past,
it's about making amends.
389
00:18:03.366 --> 00:18:04.832
So, what'd you find?
390
00:18:04.900 --> 00:18:06.367
Not a hell of a lot.
391
00:18:06.435 --> 00:18:07.968
I mean, he's off the grid
ten years,
392
00:18:08.370 --> 00:18:10.337
and it ain't hard to disappear
in this city.
393
00:18:10.406 --> 00:18:12.873
Yeah, but people knew him.
Or at least they knew his name.
394
00:18:12.942 --> 00:18:14.886
In order to really disappear
he'd have to change it.
395
00:18:14.910 --> 00:18:16.410
I knew I liked you.
396
00:18:16.479 --> 00:18:18.545
I was on that same line
of thought.
397
00:18:18.614 --> 00:18:20.647
I got a buddy down
at the Department of Records.
398
00:18:20.716 --> 00:18:23.250
I was heading over there
when you two crashed the party.
399
00:18:23.319 --> 00:18:25.953
What about you?
God give you any leads?
400
00:18:26.210 --> 00:18:27.287
Just the fan page.
401
00:18:27.356 --> 00:18:29.156
I already been there.
Full of crazies.
402
00:18:29.225 --> 00:18:31.425
The God Account never does
anything random.
403
00:18:31.494 --> 00:18:33.494
Whoever created this fan page
404
00:18:33.562 --> 00:18:35.596
seems to know a lot
about Graham.
405
00:18:37.166 --> 00:18:40.334
Maybe we can track them down.
See if they know anything.
406
00:18:40.403 --> 00:18:42.690
Makes sense. Sounds good.
407
00:18:42.138 --> 00:18:43.570
You guys track down that lead,
408
00:18:43.639 --> 00:18:46.206
and I'll text you if I get
a new name on Graham.
409
00:18:47.443 --> 00:18:50.377
You mind if I go with you?
It'd be nice to catch up.
410
00:18:50.446 --> 00:18:52.120
Yeah, sure. What the hell?
411
00:18:52.810 --> 00:18:54.681
Okay, I'll head back
to IdentitySeal,
412
00:18:54.750 --> 00:18:57.785
see if Rakesh and I can dig up
anything on this fan page.
413
00:18:57.853 --> 00:18:59.686
Okay.
414
00:18:59.755 --> 00:19:02.689
You really think whoever runs
this crazy Facebook fan page
415
00:19:02.758 --> 00:19:04.224
actually knows where Graham is?
416
00:19:04.293 --> 00:19:05.692
It's worth a shot.
417
00:19:05.761 --> 00:19:07.761
How was going to the hospital
with Nia?
418
00:19:08.898 --> 00:19:12.166
Good.
She's actually pretty amazing.
419
00:19:12.234 --> 00:19:13.734
Yeah?
420
00:19:13.803 --> 00:19:15.369
You gonna start seeing her?
421
00:19:15.471 --> 00:19:18.505
I haven't decided,
but I mean, I do like her.
422
00:19:18.574 --> 00:19:22.643
Well, then there's nothing
holding you back.
423
00:19:23.712 --> 00:19:25.212
You mean Cara?
424
00:19:25.281 --> 00:19:27.881
Was I that obvious?
425
00:19:27.950 --> 00:19:29.716
Yeah.
426
00:19:29.785 --> 00:19:31.652
Look, she's with Eli
and she's happy.
427
00:19:31.720 --> 00:19:35.422
And I'm happy for her. So, no.
428
00:19:35.491 --> 00:19:37.357
There's nothing holding me back.
429
00:19:38.727 --> 00:19:40.561
All right. Cracked the admin.
430
00:19:40.629 --> 00:19:42.996
Looks like the page is run by
a guy named Larry Bartholomew.
431
00:19:43.650 --> 00:19:44.932
Owner and proprietor
of Chess Forum.
432
00:19:45.000 --> 00:19:47.768
I know that place.
It's a chess shop in Harlem.
433
00:19:47.837 --> 00:19:49.203
I used to go with my dad
as a kid
434
00:19:49.271 --> 00:19:50.415
when I was learning how to play.
435
00:19:50.439 --> 00:19:52.172
Come on, let's go.
436
00:19:52.975 --> 00:19:56.343
So, ten years ago,
Graham Hastings
437
00:19:56.412 --> 00:19:59.460
changed his name to John Turner.
438
00:19:59.114 --> 00:20:01.448
Kept it generic for a reason
I'm guessing.
439
00:20:01.517 --> 00:20:02.783
Let's see here...
440
00:20:02.852 --> 00:20:04.618
Ho, yep.
441
00:20:04.687 --> 00:20:06.753
Almost 50 of 'em in New York.
442
00:20:06.822 --> 00:20:08.522
Any ideas on how
to narrow it down?
443
00:20:08.591 --> 00:20:10.724
Yeah. One at a time.
444
00:20:13.462 --> 00:20:15.529
So, Isaac keeping you busy?
445
00:20:15.598 --> 00:20:17.970
Ho-ho-ho.
446
00:20:17.166 --> 00:20:18.298
Is he a Giants fan yet?
447
00:20:18.367 --> 00:20:20.534
Still working on that.
448
00:20:20.603 --> 00:20:22.603
This season hasn't made it
any easier.
449
00:20:24.707 --> 00:20:25.939
Sorry, it's just my boss.
450
00:20:26.800 --> 00:20:27.508
Yeah. How's the writing?
451
00:20:27.576 --> 00:20:28.909
- It's really good.
- Yeah?
452
00:20:28.978 --> 00:20:30.210
Yeah.
453
00:20:30.279 --> 00:20:31.912
I'm actually up for this
promotion,
454
00:20:31.981 --> 00:20:34.114
and I think that this story
about Graham Hastings
455
00:20:34.183 --> 00:20:35.649
might be the one
that gets it for me.
456
00:20:35.718 --> 00:20:37.885
Finding a reclusive
chess genius?
457
00:20:37.953 --> 00:20:39.586
It sounds like a Pulitzer to me.
458
00:20:42.570 --> 00:20:44.391
You know, it's nice seeing
you and Miles still together.
459
00:20:44.460 --> 00:20:45.726
No. We're just friends.
460
00:20:45.794 --> 00:20:47.600
Not together.
461
00:20:48.163 --> 00:20:50.163
You know you say that a lot?
462
00:20:50.232 --> 00:20:53.000
I'm just saying, it doesn't
take a private detective
463
00:20:53.680 --> 00:20:54.735
to see the chemistry.
464
00:20:54.803 --> 00:20:56.870
We both know it takes more
than just chemistry.
465
00:20:56.939 --> 00:20:59.390
Didn't with my wife and me.
466
00:21:01.760 --> 00:21:03.544
It's just never been
the right time for us.
467
00:21:03.612 --> 00:21:05.445
And now I'm seeing someone.
468
00:21:05.514 --> 00:21:07.514
I'm actually back together
with my ex, Eli.
469
00:21:07.583 --> 00:21:09.349
Things with him are good.
470
00:21:10.786 --> 00:21:13.860
Well, kid, I don't know much,
but I do know this
471
00:21:13.155 --> 00:21:15.455
"Good" ain't great.
472
00:21:15.524 --> 00:21:17.257
"Great's" what you're
shooting for.
473
00:21:17.326 --> 00:21:19.259
You know, when it comes to
affairs of the heart,
474
00:21:19.328 --> 00:21:22.950
"great" is what knocks
you on your ass
475
00:21:22.164 --> 00:21:24.310
and lets you know that you can
stop looking.
476
00:21:24.990 --> 00:21:26.934
Miles aside, if you're happy
with this Eli guy, fine.
477
00:21:27.200 --> 00:21:29.469
But if you're just buying time,
478
00:21:29.538 --> 00:21:31.605
waiting for "great"
to come along,
479
00:21:31.674 --> 00:21:34.241
you should do you both
a favor and keep looking.
480
00:21:43.852 --> 00:21:46.753
Graham changed his name
to John Turner.
481
00:21:53.462 --> 00:21:56.229
- Here to play or purchase?
- Actually, neither.
482
00:21:56.298 --> 00:21:58.498
We're wondering about
your Graham Hastings fan page.
483
00:21:58.567 --> 00:21:59.933
What about it?
484
00:22:00.200 --> 00:22:02.690
We're trying to track
Graham down.
485
00:22:02.137 --> 00:22:04.371
Best of luck with that.
486
00:22:04.440 --> 00:22:06.640
Look, I know it's a long shot,
487
00:22:06.709 --> 00:22:09.142
but if you know anything,
it'd be really appreciated.
488
00:22:11.280 --> 00:22:13.800
Did Graham ever play here?
489
00:22:13.148 --> 00:22:14.715
Of course he did.
490
00:22:14.783 --> 00:22:16.516
I knew he was special
from the beginning.
491
00:22:16.585 --> 00:22:19.553
In fact, I gave Graham
his first chess set for free
492
00:22:19.622 --> 00:22:21.880
since he couldn't afford one.
493
00:22:21.156 --> 00:22:23.590
So, when's the last time
you saw him?
494
00:22:23.659 --> 00:22:26.260
Same as anyone.
About ten years ago.
495
00:22:32.134 --> 00:22:33.433
Wow.
496
00:22:33.502 --> 00:22:36.570
Where did you get
all of this stuff?
497
00:22:36.639 --> 00:22:39.373
Other collectors mostly.
498
00:22:39.441 --> 00:22:42.420
They're all authentic if that's
what you're worried about.
499
00:22:42.111 --> 00:22:43.644
Judge.
500
00:22:44.546 --> 00:22:46.346
Let me know if there's
anything you like.
501
00:22:47.850 --> 00:22:49.149
This is a dead end, bro.
502
00:22:49.218 --> 00:22:50.751
Let's just go back
to IdentitySeal
503
00:22:50.819 --> 00:22:52.953
and run "John Turner"
through the database.
504
00:22:55.424 --> 00:22:57.424
We don't have to.
505
00:22:57.493 --> 00:23:00.727
Look at the return label.
"John Turner."
506
00:23:00.796 --> 00:23:03.274
That's why Larry has so many of
Graham Hastings items for sale,
507
00:23:03.298 --> 00:23:05.399
because he's getting them
from Graham himself.
508
00:23:06.468 --> 00:23:08.101
Got it.
509
00:23:27.890 --> 00:23:28.388
Can I help you?
510
00:23:28.457 --> 00:23:32.392
You're Graham Hastings.
511
00:23:32.461 --> 00:23:35.662
Look, I just wanna be
left alone.
512
00:23:35.731 --> 00:23:36.908
I don't know how you found me.
513
00:23:36.932 --> 00:23:38.699
Wait... h-hold on.
514
00:23:38.767 --> 00:23:41.100
We're here because
of Aleksander Leff.
515
00:23:43.380 --> 00:23:46.707
Please. Just hear us out.
516
00:23:52.637 --> 00:23:54.700
So what does Aleksander want?
517
00:23:54.139 --> 00:23:56.773
Honestly, we don't know that.
518
00:23:56.841 --> 00:23:58.775
We were kind of hoping
you could tell us.
519
00:23:58.843 --> 00:24:01.878
I have no idea.
And to be honest, I don't care.
520
00:24:03.214 --> 00:24:04.781
You can tell Aleksander I have
521
00:24:04.849 --> 00:24:06.816
no interest in reliving
the past.
522
00:24:09.454 --> 00:24:11.387
He's sick.
523
00:24:13.324 --> 00:24:15.992
He doesn't have much time.
524
00:24:21.699 --> 00:24:23.499
I'm sorry to hear that.
525
00:24:23.568 --> 00:24:26.569
I really am, but it doesn't
change anything.
526
00:24:26.638 --> 00:24:28.704
You won't even talk to him?
527
00:24:30.809 --> 00:24:35.111
I know how hard that loss was.
528
00:24:35.180 --> 00:24:37.113
Everyone does.
529
00:24:37.182 --> 00:24:39.248
You think you understand
what happened that day?
530
00:24:39.317 --> 00:24:40.516
No, no. I don't.
531
00:24:40.585 --> 00:24:42.285
Please, explain it to me.
532
00:24:43.855 --> 00:24:46.556
To most people,
chess is just a game.
533
00:24:48.193 --> 00:24:51.360
But to a few of us, it means
something so much more.
534
00:24:53.865 --> 00:24:55.865
My grandfather raised me.
535
00:24:55.934 --> 00:24:57.366
Man never graduated high school,
536
00:24:57.435 --> 00:24:58.868
but he knew the game.
537
00:24:58.937 --> 00:25:01.103
And when he saw what I could do,
538
00:25:01.172 --> 00:25:04.474
he knew it was my ticket
to a better life.
539
00:25:04.542 --> 00:25:06.320
Chess doesn't care about
the color of your skin
540
00:25:06.344 --> 00:25:08.411
or how much money you have.
541
00:25:08.480 --> 00:25:11.514
All it cares about
is how good you are.
542
00:25:12.717 --> 00:25:14.383
The more people told me
how good I was,
543
00:25:14.452 --> 00:25:16.652
that I was unbeatable,
the more I believed them.
544
00:25:18.289 --> 00:25:20.656
And then when I lost
to Aleksander,
545
00:25:20.725 --> 00:25:22.692
that all changed.
546
00:25:22.760 --> 00:25:25.261
But it was just one loss.
547
00:25:25.330 --> 00:25:26.963
You don't get it.
548
00:25:27.310 --> 00:25:28.275
Since I was a kid,
people told me
549
00:25:28.299 --> 00:25:29.999
I was the next Bobby Fischer.
550
00:25:30.680 --> 00:25:31.901
You hear it so long,
you start to believe it.
551
00:25:33.705 --> 00:25:36.839
But after I lost, that's all
anyone wanted to talk about.
552
00:25:36.908 --> 00:25:38.574
Shattered my confidence.
553
00:25:38.643 --> 00:25:41.811
I thought if I played
in a few local tournaments
554
00:25:41.880 --> 00:25:43.446
under assumed names,
555
00:25:43.515 --> 00:25:46.349
played in a park with people
who didn't recognize me...
556
00:25:46.417 --> 00:25:48.500
You could get it back.
557
00:25:50.321 --> 00:25:52.188
But I kept losing.
558
00:25:52.257 --> 00:25:55.691
I realized I lost more
than confidence.
559
00:25:55.760 --> 00:25:57.860
I lost my love for the game.
560
00:25:59.631 --> 00:26:02.465
So, yes, I walked away.
561
00:26:02.534 --> 00:26:04.133
Never looked back.
562
00:26:04.202 --> 00:26:06.247
Maybe talking to Aleksander
will bring you some peace.
563
00:26:06.271 --> 00:26:07.537
How?
564
00:26:07.605 --> 00:26:08.916
I don't blame him
for what happened.
565
00:26:08.940 --> 00:26:10.640
Maybe he does.
566
00:26:10.708 --> 00:26:12.353
He went to a whole lot
of trouble to try to find you.
567
00:26:12.377 --> 00:26:14.744
All you have to do is listen.
568
00:26:16.347 --> 00:26:18.314
You were his best friend.
569
00:26:24.556 --> 00:26:27.223
Tell him to come over tonight.
570
00:26:27.292 --> 00:26:29.659
We will.
571
00:26:33.164 --> 00:26:35.640
Sorry, sorry.
One more super quick thing.
572
00:26:35.133 --> 00:26:38.801
You wouldn't happen to know
the name Falken, would you?
573
00:26:38.870 --> 00:26:41.370
Falken?
574
00:26:41.439 --> 00:26:43.706
No, sorry.
575
00:26:50.448 --> 00:26:51.992
You know, I'm glad you
found him and all,
576
00:26:52.160 --> 00:26:53.127
but you should have called me.
577
00:26:53.151 --> 00:26:54.584
- Us.
- Us... right.
578
00:26:54.652 --> 00:26:57.687
We were working on this
together.
579
00:26:57.755 --> 00:26:59.755
It's kind of a breach
of the private detective
580
00:26:59.824 --> 00:27:01.257
code of conduct, to be honest.
581
00:27:01.326 --> 00:27:04.627
I'm sorry, okay?
It all happened so fast.
582
00:27:04.696 --> 00:27:06.862
As soon as we saw the name
on that return address,
583
00:27:06.931 --> 00:27:08.531
we just raced over there.
584
00:27:08.600 --> 00:27:11.367
The private detective
code of conduct?
585
00:27:11.436 --> 00:27:13.690
You are making that up,
aren't you?
586
00:27:13.137 --> 00:27:16.138
- What gave it away?
- What's up, guys?
587
00:27:16.207 --> 00:27:19.408
Ali, this is Ray.
Ray, this is my sister, Ali.
588
00:27:19.477 --> 00:27:21.430
- Pleasure.
- Ray's a PI.
589
00:27:21.112 --> 00:27:22.552
We helped him on a case
a while back,
590
00:27:22.614 --> 00:27:23.958
though I doubt he would
admit that.
591
00:27:23.982 --> 00:27:25.481
Yeah, yeah. Fine, you know what?
592
00:27:25.550 --> 00:27:28.484
As a thank you, why don't I
buy us a round?
593
00:27:28.553 --> 00:27:31.220
Assuming that
it's happy hour prices?
594
00:27:31.289 --> 00:27:34.123
I think I can ring up
a family and friends discount.
595
00:27:38.329 --> 00:27:39.929
Ray Nicolette.
596
00:27:39.998 --> 00:27:41.364
Yeah.
597
00:27:42.634 --> 00:27:44.333
Damn.
598
00:27:45.336 --> 00:27:47.203
Are you okay?
599
00:27:48.172 --> 00:27:50.390
Yeah, I understand.
600
00:27:50.108 --> 00:27:52.508
That was Aleksander's wife.
601
00:27:52.577 --> 00:27:54.760
He's in the hospital.
602
00:27:54.145 --> 00:27:55.244
Is he okay?
603
00:27:55.313 --> 00:27:56.712
She says he's stable,
604
00:27:56.781 --> 00:27:58.381
but he's not in any shape
to meet Graham.
605
00:27:58.449 --> 00:27:59.715
At least not at his house.
606
00:27:59.784 --> 00:28:01.261
Okay, well, we'll bring
Graham to him.
607
00:28:01.285 --> 00:28:02.618
Good idea.
608
00:28:03.921 --> 00:28:06.355
Miles - Dad.
609
00:28:07.925 --> 00:28:10.459
This is Ray Nicolette.
Hi, I'm Arthur.
610
00:28:10.528 --> 00:28:12.428
Pleasure.
Is this like a family bar, or?
611
00:28:13.865 --> 00:28:15.142
Cara and I were just
heading out.
612
00:28:15.166 --> 00:28:16.899
We found Graham Hastings.
613
00:28:18.136 --> 00:28:19.769
- You're kidding.
- No.
614
00:28:19.837 --> 00:28:21.971
We're heading to reunite him
with Aleksander Leff.
615
00:28:22.400 --> 00:28:23.873
All right. So, tomorrow, chess.
616
00:28:23.941 --> 00:28:25.474
You tell me all about it.
617
00:28:25.543 --> 00:28:27.143
- I'll be there.
- All right.
618
00:28:28.346 --> 00:28:31.547
Are you kidding?
I just opened three beers.
619
00:28:31.616 --> 00:28:33.382
That's not gonna be a problem.
620
00:28:33.451 --> 00:28:34.950
- Hey, darling.
- Hi, Dad.
621
00:28:35.190 --> 00:28:36.385
Hey, beer Arthur?
622
00:28:36.454 --> 00:28:38.220
Thank you. Don't mind if I do.
623
00:28:39.357 --> 00:28:41.557
So, how do you and Miles
know each other?
624
00:28:41.626 --> 00:28:45.270
That is one hell of a story
actually.
625
00:28:45.960 --> 00:28:47.563
Well, isn't that why people
come to a bar,
626
00:28:47.632 --> 00:28:49.365
to hear a good story?
627
00:28:51.836 --> 00:28:54.700
My wife Abby died a year ago,
628
00:28:54.138 --> 00:28:56.706
and for reasons that sound
absolutely insane
629
00:28:56.774 --> 00:28:59.241
when you say it out loud...
630
00:28:59.310 --> 00:29:02.440
I think she sent your son
to help me through it.
631
00:29:06.170 --> 00:29:09.418
Does this have something
to do with the God Account?
632
00:29:09.487 --> 00:29:10.786
Yep.
633
00:29:10.855 --> 00:29:12.466
A couple months ago
they sent him my name.
634
00:29:12.490 --> 00:29:14.190
Now Graham's.
635
00:29:14.258 --> 00:29:17.526
Apparently a hell of a lot
of people in between.
636
00:29:17.595 --> 00:29:19.428
You know, I don't know
who's behind it all.
637
00:29:19.497 --> 00:29:21.297
I don't know why
they chose your son.
638
00:29:21.365 --> 00:29:23.466
But I do know this
639
00:29:23.534 --> 00:29:26.302
That kid's making
a hell of a difference.
640
00:29:33.811 --> 00:29:35.311
I'm sorry to interrupt,
641
00:29:35.379 --> 00:29:37.980
but there's someone here
to see you.
642
00:29:41.552 --> 00:29:44.220
Hello, Aleksander.
643
00:29:44.288 --> 00:29:45.588
Been a while.
644
00:29:47.125 --> 00:29:48.502
I'm sorry it took
something like this
645
00:29:48.526 --> 00:29:50.493
for me to finally reach out.
646
00:29:52.130 --> 00:29:53.562
How you feeling?
647
00:29:53.631 --> 00:29:55.231
Been better.
648
00:30:05.209 --> 00:30:07.910
There's something
you need to know
649
00:30:07.979 --> 00:30:10.412
about our last game.
650
00:30:10.481 --> 00:30:13.215
I so desperately wanted
to beat you.
651
00:30:15.987 --> 00:30:18.287
I'm not sure I'm following.
652
00:30:18.356 --> 00:30:21.230
I was there that day, remember?
653
00:30:21.920 --> 00:30:23.526
You beat me, fair and square.
654
00:30:23.594 --> 00:30:25.270
No, I didn't.
655
00:30:30.168 --> 00:30:33.869
A couple days before our match,
656
00:30:33.938 --> 00:30:35.871
I came across your chess
journals.
657
00:30:35.940 --> 00:30:38.140
You read my journals?
658
00:30:38.209 --> 00:30:41.777
I knew that you recorded
every game you played,
659
00:30:41.846 --> 00:30:43.813
every move of your opponent.
660
00:30:48.252 --> 00:30:51.587
I came across your notes
on a game we'd recently played.
661
00:30:51.656 --> 00:30:56.580
You'd made a note that
I had missed a move,
662
00:30:56.127 --> 00:30:59.395
one that would have set me up
to beat you.
663
00:31:00.698 --> 00:31:03.132
You recreated the game.
664
00:31:03.201 --> 00:31:05.835
The only reason I won that day,
665
00:31:05.903 --> 00:31:08.270
was because you showed me how.
666
00:31:09.373 --> 00:31:12.107
You were my only friend.
667
00:31:12.176 --> 00:31:14.810
You knew more than anyone
I had nothing but chess.
668
00:31:14.879 --> 00:31:16.979
- Nothing.
- Look, I'm sorry.
669
00:31:17.480 --> 00:31:21.483
I never thought losing
one game would do that to you.
670
00:31:24.188 --> 00:31:28.257
You took away the one thing
I loved most.
671
00:31:30.194 --> 00:31:32.194
You took it all away.
672
00:31:33.698 --> 00:31:36.310
If you're looking
for absolution,
673
00:31:36.100 --> 00:31:38.567
I won't give it to you.
674
00:31:44.208 --> 00:31:45.808
Graham. Graham... wait.
675
00:31:45.877 --> 00:31:47.309
Please. Wait.
676
00:31:47.378 --> 00:31:48.611
Graham...
677
00:31:48.679 --> 00:31:49.823
There's nothing more
to say here.
678
00:31:49.847 --> 00:31:51.213
There is so much more to say.
679
00:31:51.282 --> 00:31:52.526
You haven't even given
him a chance.
680
00:31:52.550 --> 00:31:54.316
Why do I need to give him
a chance?
681
00:31:54.385 --> 00:31:56.785
He's the one who stole the last
ten years of my life from me.
682
00:31:56.854 --> 00:31:58.754
I get that. I do.
683
00:31:58.823 --> 00:32:01.824
But maybe his apology is a way
for you to get chess back.
684
00:32:01.893 --> 00:32:05.160
You said you couldn't
understand how he beat you.
685
00:32:05.229 --> 00:32:07.396
And not knowing made you
question everything
686
00:32:07.465 --> 00:32:09.465
you thought you knew to be true.
687
00:32:09.533 --> 00:32:12.434
About you. About the game.
688
00:32:12.503 --> 00:32:16.739
Now you have your answer.
You have the truth.
689
00:32:16.807 --> 00:32:19.441
Why not use this to reclaim
what you lost?
690
00:32:19.510 --> 00:32:20.943
It's too late.
691
00:32:21.120 --> 00:32:22.489
That truth doesn't change
what happened.
692
00:32:22.513 --> 00:32:25.147
But it could change
what will happen.
693
00:32:25.216 --> 00:32:29.118
If you don't at least try
to forgive him,
694
00:32:29.186 --> 00:32:32.955
it might be a bigger mistake
than the one he made.
695
00:32:35.693 --> 00:32:37.826
I'm sorry.
696
00:32:37.895 --> 00:32:39.695
I can't.
697
00:32:39.764 --> 00:32:41.597
I just can't.
698
00:33:05.229 --> 00:33:07.329
Damn it.
699
00:33:56.880 --> 00:33:59.581
You're really gonna leave
your rook out there like that?
700
00:34:00.884 --> 00:34:02.184
It's part of my plan.
701
00:34:02.252 --> 00:34:03.852
You have a plan?
702
00:34:03.921 --> 00:34:05.120
Is that a challenge?
703
00:34:05.189 --> 00:34:07.550
No, I haven't played in a while.
704
00:34:07.124 --> 00:34:09.624
I could take it easy on you.
705
00:34:11.929 --> 00:34:14.529
Thanks.
706
00:34:53.904 --> 00:34:55.637
Check.
707
00:35:01.345 --> 00:35:03.945
- Who taught you how to play?
- My dad.
708
00:35:08.185 --> 00:35:11.319
Is there anything we can do
for you before we go?
709
00:35:11.388 --> 00:35:13.221
Thank you, no.
710
00:35:13.290 --> 00:35:14.923
You've already done so much.
711
00:35:16.593 --> 00:35:18.293
Annabelle, where have you been?
712
00:35:18.362 --> 00:35:20.695
She was playing chess...
713
00:35:20.764 --> 00:35:22.964
With me.
714
00:35:23.967 --> 00:35:25.801
Come on, sweetheart.
715
00:35:25.869 --> 00:35:27.836
Let's give Daddy
and his friends a moment.
716
00:35:31.775 --> 00:35:34.309
Is she part of the reason
you were searching for me?
717
00:35:34.378 --> 00:35:36.311
Partly, yes.
718
00:35:38.820 --> 00:35:41.160
Her love of the game.
Her passion.
719
00:35:41.850 --> 00:35:45.870
Her God-given talent.
720
00:35:46.123 --> 00:35:47.422
I know what I stole,
721
00:35:47.491 --> 00:35:49.291
and I know I can
never give it back to you.
722
00:35:49.359 --> 00:35:53.395
But I'm hoping that maybe
she can.
723
00:35:53.464 --> 00:35:55.931
What are you talking about?
724
00:35:55.999 --> 00:35:58.233
She's going to need a teacher.
725
00:36:01.705 --> 00:36:04.339
You're the only one I trust
to pass on the game
726
00:36:04.408 --> 00:36:06.641
that we both once loved.
727
00:36:08.412 --> 00:36:11.460
That I know you
could love again.
728
00:36:11.115 --> 00:36:12.981
I don't know.
729
00:36:14.551 --> 00:36:16.485
It's gonna be hard work
getting Annabelle
730
00:36:16.553 --> 00:36:20.550
to lose all those bad habits
you taught you.
731
00:36:23.260 --> 00:36:25.460
But I'll do my best.
732
00:36:26.864 --> 00:36:29.664
I'm just gonna need
one thing in return.
733
00:36:29.733 --> 00:36:31.633
What's that?
734
00:36:31.702 --> 00:36:33.335
A rematch.
735
00:36:50.187 --> 00:36:51.453
Miles, Cara.
736
00:36:54.240 --> 00:36:55.757
I wanted to thank you.
737
00:36:55.826 --> 00:36:59.361
If you hadn't shown up today,
who knows what the next
738
00:36:59.429 --> 00:37:00.795
ten years would have
looked like.
739
00:37:00.864 --> 00:37:02.631
I'm glad we could be
of some help.
740
00:37:02.699 --> 00:37:06.468
Yeah, if there's anything
I can do for you, just ask.
741
00:37:06.537 --> 00:37:10.105
Actually, there's one thing.
742
00:37:10.174 --> 00:37:13.308
I was kinda hoping to score
an interview.
743
00:37:13.377 --> 00:37:16.344
I think people wanna hear
your story.
744
00:37:19.883 --> 00:37:22.184
I guess it's time to tell it.
745
00:37:22.252 --> 00:37:24.553
Come by the apartment tomorrow.
We'll talk.
746
00:37:24.621 --> 00:37:26.655
One last thing.
747
00:37:26.723 --> 00:37:29.558
Earlier, your friend asked
if I knew Falken.
748
00:37:29.626 --> 00:37:32.194
I do... or at least I did.
749
00:37:32.262 --> 00:37:35.463
I didn't tell you before,
because I didn't know you.
750
00:37:35.532 --> 00:37:37.832
We met at a tournament
15 years ago.
751
00:37:37.901 --> 00:37:39.868
He approached me
and said he was building
752
00:37:39.937 --> 00:37:41.369
a special kind of computer.
753
00:37:41.438 --> 00:37:42.871
Wanted me to play chess
against it.
754
00:37:42.940 --> 00:37:44.906
I was intrigued, so I did.
755
00:37:44.975 --> 00:37:48.243
Beat the damn thing every time.
Though, it did get better.
756
00:37:48.312 --> 00:37:51.413
After a few months,
he thanked me
757
00:37:51.481 --> 00:37:54.316
and I never saw or heard
from him again.
758
00:37:54.384 --> 00:37:55.684
Of course, when I met him,
759
00:37:55.752 --> 00:37:57.919
he was still going by his
given name.
760
00:37:57.988 --> 00:37:59.955
The "Falken" thing came later.
761
00:38:01.258 --> 00:38:03.792
Wait, you know Falken's
real name?
762
00:38:04.528 --> 00:38:06.940
What was it?
763
00:38:06.163 --> 00:38:07.963
Henry Chase.
764
00:38:08.310 --> 00:38:10.365
Hope that helps.
765
00:38:10.434 --> 00:38:11.800
Thanks.
766
00:38:16.206 --> 00:38:17.639
What until we tell Rakesh.
767
00:38:17.708 --> 00:38:19.941
Yeah, his mind
is going to explode.
768
00:38:29.720 --> 00:38:31.653
We live our lives thinking
769
00:38:31.722 --> 00:38:34.322
we need to leave something
behind before we die.
770
00:38:34.391 --> 00:38:38.460
But a person's legacy can mean
so many different things.
771
00:38:38.528 --> 00:38:40.996
It's the shared experiences
772
00:38:41.640 --> 00:38:43.798
we all go through
that binds us together,
773
00:38:43.867 --> 00:38:46.835
paving the way
for new relationships.
774
00:38:46.903 --> 00:38:48.837
Hey.
775
00:38:48.905 --> 00:38:50.939
What are you doing here?
776
00:38:51.800 --> 00:38:52.674
I just wanted to come by
and see you.
777
00:38:54.811 --> 00:38:57.946
Hey, look,
778
00:38:58.150 --> 00:39:01.449
I like you.
I think you like me, too.
779
00:39:01.518 --> 00:39:05.453
But if there's something
that you're holding back...
780
00:39:14.731 --> 00:39:16.464
While also reminding us
781
00:39:16.533 --> 00:39:18.767
it's never too late
to mend the past.
782
00:39:22.906 --> 00:39:25.206
And hope for the future.
783
00:39:25.275 --> 00:39:27.642
If we're going to play
this game,
784
00:39:27.711 --> 00:39:30.712
then let's call each other
by our first names.
785
00:39:30.781 --> 00:39:33.882
Nice to meet you, Henry.
786
00:39:53.737 --> 00:39:55.804
Hey there, Annabelle.
787
00:39:55.872 --> 00:39:58.640
Do you see what
your father just did?
788
00:39:58.709 --> 00:40:01.176
He lost his queen.
789
00:40:01.244 --> 00:40:03.745
I did not.
790
00:40:03.814 --> 00:40:06.915
Maybe not yet,
but in four moves you will.
791
00:40:06.983 --> 00:40:09.170
And if we're lucky enough,
792
00:40:09.860 --> 00:40:11.720
We get to see
the lessons of our life
793
00:40:11.788 --> 00:40:14.689
passed down to those
we love most.
794
00:40:20.130 --> 00:40:21.496
Is it everything you hoped for?
795
00:40:21.565 --> 00:40:24.650
Better.
796
00:40:24.134 --> 00:40:25.800
That's the thing about legacy.
797
00:40:27.604 --> 00:40:29.237
It's never too late to change it
798
00:40:29.306 --> 00:40:30.939
or make it better.
799
00:40:31.700 --> 00:40:32.607
You just have to know
where to start.
800
00:40:43.587 --> 00:40:44.953
- Dad, hey.
- Hey.
801
00:40:45.210 --> 00:40:46.654
- Is everything all right?
- Yeah.
802
00:40:46.723 --> 00:40:47.989
No, everything is fine.
803
00:40:48.580 --> 00:40:50.458
I was just hoping we could talk.
804
00:40:53.130 --> 00:40:54.696
I'd like to know
a little bit more
805
00:40:54.765 --> 00:40:57.332
about this God Account of yours.
806
00:41:02.239 --> 00:41:03.705
Come on in.
57831
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