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00:00Petey, are you okay?
00:12Petey?
00:13Yeah.
00:14I'm good.
00:15I just slipped.
00:16I should have vested in a bath mat, maybe.
00:19Yeah, okay.
00:20The robe is a gift from my brother-in-law.
00:21I've never seen it before.
00:23Sorry, it's weird.
00:24I have pillows.
00:25Do you need anything else?
00:26Yeah, I want you to stop shitting on this awesome robe.
00:32Well, you can keep it.
00:36I will.
00:37Hey, are you sure nobody can see any of these transoms?
00:42Yeah, and everything's locked upstairs.
00:44It's...
00:45It's locked.
00:46There's nothing in there.
00:49Yeah. So, and everything's locked upstairs.
00:53Anybody live in that unit next door?
00:55No, it's just Mrs. Selvig in the other direction.
00:58The neighborhood never really filled up, so...
01:01it's nice. Quiet.
01:05Fortress of solitude.
01:08I still think an occasional mixer wouldn't hurt anything.
01:11I checked, and it's not expressly prohibited
01:14in the manual. Yeah, I bet.
01:16Dude, I pressed Cobell for an off-floor mixer last quarter.
01:19She said, you'll get one when you earn it,
01:21whatever that means. Cobell?
01:23I can't imagine Dylan's 4% on Sunset Park's gonna help with.
01:26Pete?
01:30You okay?
01:35I'm sorry. Yeah.
01:39With this sickness, I just...
01:42I get disoriented.
01:44It's temporary.
01:47What's Sunset Park?
01:52I don't know.
02:02♪♪
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04:12It's like having two different lives
04:14suddenly stitched together.
04:17But the relativity's fucked.
04:19So, my first day at Lumen's
04:21is as far back as my fifth birthday,
04:23and with two pasts, it blurs the present, too.
04:27But they said it would get better.
04:32Who's they?
04:36They's a group of people
04:38that know severance is a blight on mankind.
04:40And they're gonna do something about it.
04:44The Whole Mind Collective?
04:47The kids trolling for signatures downtown?
04:49No, not the fuckin' WMC.
04:51Uh-oh.
04:52Someone else.
04:54All right, well...
04:58So, what do you...
05:01want from me?
05:05Don't you want to know what you're doing down there?
05:11Okay, look, uh, you know,
05:13I'm not gonna unsever.
05:15Unsever?
05:17Well, I don't want you to unsever,
05:19because that's not gonna work.
05:21Reintegration.
05:22All right, well, whatever.
05:23I, you know, it hasn't been a, uh, a blight for me.
05:26It's, it's helped me.
05:29Okay.
05:30What if the cost of that help
05:34is that you're murdering people eight hours a day
05:36and you don't even know it?
05:39Well, am I?
05:41Look, I, I found a department,
05:44one they don't tell us about,
05:46one where you don't get to leave.
05:49Well, don't none of us get to leave?
05:52No, I mean, you really don't get to leave,
05:55as in, they're down there right now.
05:57What, like, chained up or...
06:02What?
06:04Shh.
06:08I'm not gonna talk about it in here.
06:11I don't know if the monitors are bugged
06:14or if Irving's gonna walk in.
06:24Petey, we're not at Lumen.
06:27Lumen?
06:34Where the fuck is June?
06:40I'm...
06:47I'm sorry, Mark.
06:57Who's June?
07:02June is my daughter.
07:04Greatest kid on earth and a hell of a guitar player.
07:13How happy are you that you asked me to stay here?
07:27What?
07:47Oh, Mark.
07:51Are you all right?
07:53But what are you saying, Natalie,
07:55to the woman who became pregnant at work
07:57less than a month after her company went severed?
08:00Well, first, I'd suggest you reveal her identity
08:02if she wants to have an honest conversation
08:04about her experience.
08:05How could she have that conversation
08:07when her workie was the one involved in the consumption?
08:09Okay, first of all, workie?
08:11That, as I understand it, is the preferred term among...
08:13I think it's exactly the condescending verbiage
08:15that I'd expect from a group trying to save people
08:17from their own choices.
08:18Choices?
08:19Did her inzy have a choice?
08:20Inzy? And where are you getting these terms?
08:22I plan to call it, uh,
08:23someone who's had their brain split in half.
08:25That has nothing to do with what we do at Lumen
08:27nor any severance procedure.
08:28I understand you don't want to answer my question.
08:30No, I'm answering a fun thing.
08:31Because it will reveal that you are complicit
08:33in something totally immoral.
08:34What's immoral is taking away...
08:36No, I don't want to go.
08:40Tell me it's not true.
08:44I want to, but I can't.
08:46I can't prove it.
08:48We will be the greater basin
08:50probably in three hours from now.
08:52Just as we predicted yesterday.
08:54The good news is
08:56the clouds are dissipating
08:58somewhere over the dam.
09:00Even though we are spending days
09:02on our current day around here.
09:04That said,
09:06the clouds are not going to be there
09:08for as long as we come together
09:10throughout the weekend or the weekend.
09:12Wherever you're headed,
09:14I'm with you.
09:20Petey.
09:24Wake up, Petey.
09:26Petey?
09:33Hey.
09:35It's morning.
09:37You're in my basement.
09:40Right.
09:42I'm going to work, like you said.
09:44You can stay here if you want.
09:48I just want to let you know
09:50I'm not going to
09:52reintegrate.
09:57Okay.
09:59I lost my wife a couple years ago
10:01in a car accident.
10:03This is helping me.
10:05I'm sorry, Mark.
10:07No, no, no.
10:09At work?
10:13You'd come in
10:15sometimes
10:17with red eyes.
10:19We had a joke
10:21that you had an elevator allergy.
10:25There was even a song for it.
10:29But I always wondered
10:31you carry the hurt
10:33with you.
10:35You feel it down there, too.
10:37You just don't know what it is.
10:41Okay.
10:43Why don't you
10:45grab whatever you want up in the fridge?
10:47I should be back around six.
11:03Oh, hi.
11:05Hey.
11:07Oh, Mark, I'm sorry for the racket.
11:09I'm just
11:11de-icing my stew.
11:13Oh, no worries.
11:15Thanks again for the cookies.
11:17I'll bring back more.
11:19Please.
11:35Okay.
11:55Mr. Scout, how are you doing?
11:57Good.
12:05Okay.
12:35I did a thing.
12:37I deleted the scary numbers.
12:39When?
12:41Yesterday.
12:43You were gone.
12:45I was?
12:47Oh, yeah.
12:49Dylan took over training,
12:51and your stud's a great success.
12:53You look trim, Mark.
12:55I wonder if you were food poisoned.
12:57Welcome back, boss.
12:59New photos come in?
13:01Oh, good.
13:03Actually, I put in my resignation request.
13:05You did submit it?
13:07I did.
13:09It's good.
13:11It means you won't get sent to the break room anymore.
13:13Hello, refiners.
13:15Hello, Mr. Milchak.
13:17Mark, I spoke to your outtie yesterday.
13:19He sounded just shattered not to be at work.
13:21But now that you're here,
13:23care to read your first morning announcements
13:25as department head?
13:27Oh, uh, sure.
13:29Should be easier without me in the audience.
13:33Mark used to find it funny
13:35to interrupt B.D.'s announcements
13:37with gas having.
13:39Okay,
13:41quiet down all.
13:43I'm Mark, your new announcements person.
13:49Uh, just a couple things here.
13:51Why are you standing weird?
13:53Stand normal.
13:55I'm... I'm standing great.
13:57Are you uncomfortable?
13:59We could all look away.
14:01There's been some garbage in the recycling.
14:03Please, everybody,
14:05don't do that.
14:07Oh, as a reminder,
14:09post-it notes are not to be put
14:11on faces.
14:13They clog your outtie's pores.
14:15That one's about me.
14:17I do this beloved character's sticky head.
14:19Also, please refrain from boasting
14:21about previously earned waffle parties.
14:23Feeling attacked?
14:25Uh, and lastly...
14:27Oh.
14:29I've never seen
14:31a resignation request get such a quick turnaround.
14:35Do I have to finish out the day
14:37or can I skip out now?
14:43Lastly,
14:45Helly's resignation request,
14:47uh,
14:49was denied.
14:53Yeah, no, that can't be right.
14:55My outtie wouldn't do that.
14:59You know,
15:01Petey used to say...
15:19Ho, ho, ho.
15:21Oh, this is so fun.
15:23Shall I,
15:25you know,
15:27tiptoe up and sneak to the door?
15:29He's at work, baby. It doesn't matter.
15:31How do you know?
15:33Because his car's not here.
15:35Maybe he played hockey.
15:37Can you go do it?
15:39Yes.
15:51Against the door
15:53or to the side?
15:55I'm good.
15:57Do you think he'll be surprised?
15:59I do.
16:01My babe, I'm gonna put it off to the side.
16:03Awesome.
16:13Perfect.
16:15Good.
16:17I mean, it's perfect.
16:19Yes.
16:21Ho, ho, ho.
16:23Oh, he's gonna be so excited.
16:25Yeah.
16:27I hope he comes home early.
16:29He's not going to.
16:51Oh,
16:53ho,
16:55ho,
16:57ho,
16:59ho,
17:01ho,
17:03ho,
17:05ho,
17:07ho,
17:09ho,
17:11ho,
17:13ho,
17:15ho,
17:17ho,
17:19ho,
17:21ho,
17:23ho,
17:25ho,
17:27hey.
17:29What's that, Tsuriki?
17:31It's nothing.
17:33What were you drawing?
17:35You getting back to work in cubist form.
17:37Okay. Two things.
17:39How do you know what cubist form is?
17:41And what the fuck are you wearing?
17:45Oh, fuck.
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19:22Yes?
19:24♪♪
19:34♪♪
19:44♪♪
19:54♪♪
19:57Did you give her a directed praise?
20:00Uh-huh.
20:02Uh...
20:04I'm coming.
20:06♪♪
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21:09Hey, Helly?
21:11Go away.
21:12Are you okay?
21:13I'm fine.
21:14I mean, it's been, like, 45 minutes.
21:20Uh...
21:21I'm using the bathroom.
21:23Okay.
21:24It's just...
21:25It has been a while.
21:27I'm fine, Mark.
21:28I think I need to come in.
21:30That's...
21:31Okay?
21:32No.
21:33I am going to come in, so get...
21:35Get ready.
21:36Do the things you need to do,
21:37because I'm coming in.
21:38No!
21:39Okay, here I come.
21:40I'm sorry.
21:41I'm not decent.
21:42Don't!
21:43Yes.
21:46Writing a note directly on your skin.
21:48Uh, well, unfortunately,
21:49the detectors can pick up lettering anywhere.
21:52Does this look like lettering to you?
21:54Well, you put your arms together.
21:58Huh.
21:59Not bad.
22:02I thought you were starting to, like,
22:03be okay here.
22:05What?
22:06Because I did the numbers thing?
22:07Well, you've got to win.
22:08You know, a lot of people find joy in that.
22:10It literally causes fear.
22:12Well, it's just one subset of numbers.
22:14The others are more comforting.
22:15Mark, I don't want to work here with you.
22:17So don't burst into the bathroom
22:18with your pathetic boss voice on
22:19and try to convince me that I do.
22:25Okay, I'll give you five minutes
22:26to scrub your arms.
22:27Or what?
22:29You want...
22:30Do you want Grainer to use the bad soap?
22:34There's bad soap.
22:40Thanks, boss.
22:42I love working here.
22:44Mark.
22:45Irving, I was listening at the door.
22:46I heard it all.
22:47Okay.
22:48I am troubled by you having
22:49high-stress exchanges like that
22:51so fresh off your food poisoning.
22:53It's fine.
22:54The loathing with which he spoke to you.
22:56Well, acclimating takes time.
22:58And guidance.
23:01What's on your mind, Irving?
23:05Dylan was going on all yesterday
23:07about incentives, pencil erasers,
23:09and waffle parties,
23:10as though that's why we're here.
23:12That's not why we're here.
23:14If it's a deeper meaning she craves,
23:18she should see the perpetuity wing.
23:20She can read about all that stuff
23:22in the handbook.
23:23You know it's different to be there.
23:25To see it...
23:28It just seems premature.
23:29I mean, that place is a lot.
23:31Correct.
23:33That place is everything.
23:39How'd the check go?
23:41There was a package left at his door
23:43from someone.
23:44Open it, would you?
23:48Oh, God.
23:49Is this the brother-in-law?
23:51Rican.
23:52It's a fifth buck.
23:56Chapter 12.
23:57On learning to be emotionally nude
23:59in front of my wife.
24:00Check it for messages.
24:02Just to be safe.
24:03Mark.
24:06Can I help you?
24:07Does she have a moment?
24:08Did you fill out an official request
24:10for supervisory interaction?
24:13Uh, no.
24:14It's fine.
24:15Come in.
24:16Sorry.
24:17I can fill out the form.
24:18What is it?
24:21Um...
24:22Get the door.
24:26Uh, Irving thought we should take
24:28Kelly to the perpetuity wing today.
24:30Well, it's a good thing I made Irving
24:32department chief.
24:34Sorry.
24:35I think I should take Kelly
24:37and the team to the perpetuity wing.
24:40And have you filled out
24:41a common space reservation slip?
24:45No.
24:47Mark.
24:48I'm sorry.
24:49I've just been...
24:51I don't know.
24:52It's been weird since Petey left.
24:56I mean, you know, he...
24:58He was...
24:59He set the tone.
25:02If Petey were the tone setter
25:04you're lionizing him as,
25:06he'd still be here.
25:10What does that mean?
25:13Why are you gonna make me
25:14throw my mug at you?
25:18I...
25:19Why would you...
25:21Get MDR to its numbers.
25:23Okay.
25:27Mark.
25:29What I just did
25:31was something I knew
25:32that you could handle
25:33and grow from.
25:34It was very painful for me.
25:38I hope that you'll
25:39let it help you.
25:48Um...
25:49Open or closed?
25:56Both.
26:01I'll just...
26:02I'll just...
26:08My delts
26:09are embarrassingly good today.
26:11My Audi does
26:12muscle shows for sure.
26:13If your Audi
26:14did muscle shows
26:15you wouldn't have to work here.
26:16I'm sorry,
26:17do you know how much
26:18muscle shows pay?
26:19No.
26:20None of us can know that.
26:21I imagine it's a tiered system.
26:22Perhaps there are
26:23different monetary prizes
26:24for gold,
26:25silver and bronze?
26:26No.
26:27My guess is that
26:28they do it piecemeal
26:29per muscle, so...
26:30No, I don't think
26:31so.
26:32Best delt,
26:3330 bucks.
26:34Best ab,
26:3520 bucks.
26:36Biceps are a little
26:37flashier,
26:3875 bucks.
26:39I would think
26:40lats carry a high value.
26:41They're considered
26:42very attractive
26:43in muscle-building circles
26:44and in society at large.
26:45Lats are bullshit, dude.
26:46You are all alone
26:47in this world.
26:48You've never noticed
26:49my lats, right?
26:50Never.
26:51You don't understand
26:52why my...
27:01Thirsty?
27:02Mm-hmm.
27:03Hey, just in case
27:04you find this relevant
27:05for some reason,
27:06the code detectors
27:07can read messages
27:08hidden inside the body
27:09as well.
27:10Also, when that happens,
27:11it's Milchik's job
27:12to extract the message
27:13from you.
27:14And when he asks
27:15how long ago
27:16you ingested it,
27:17he's asking
27:18how long ago
27:19you ingested it,
27:20and he's asking
27:21how long ago
27:22you ingested it,
27:23and he's asking
27:24how long ago
27:25you ingested it,
27:26and he's asking
27:27how long ago
27:28you ingested it,
27:29and he's asking
27:30how long ago
27:31you ingested it.
27:32I really can't
27:33recommend honesty enough.
27:35It's easier for you both
27:38if he knows
27:39which end to start from.
27:50Another good try, though.
27:53Mm-hmm.
27:56Go shut down
27:57your workstation.
27:58I'm taking a trip.
28:05All eight CEOs
28:06have been of the Egan lineage,
28:08lying dating back
28:09to the founder.
28:10I have a mnemonic poem
28:11to help you remember
28:12their names.
28:13I authored it myself,
28:14and of course,
28:15it falls outside
28:16corporate canon,
28:17and it's poetically
28:18imperfect,
28:19to be sure.
28:20There's a slap rhyme
28:21in the second verse
28:22of Ambrose
28:23to ban those,
28:24which was necessary
28:25to further the narrative,
28:26but regrettable.
28:27Ambrose is sometimes
28:28unfairly maligned
28:29as a black sheep
28:30in the annals of the family.
28:31What's this?
28:32And it certainly wasn't
28:33my intent
28:34to slight him further,
28:35but I think you'll find
28:36the poem to be reverent
28:37and quite funny.
28:38Hey, Egan Bingo.
28:39Oh, shit, right?
28:42Hey, what the hell
28:43is Egan Bingo?
28:44It's how you don't die
28:45abortive in the
28:46perpetuity way.
28:47And come on,
28:48it'll be an excellent
28:49opportunity for everyone
28:50except Herb to bond.
28:58Optics and design?
29:01Back with that,
29:02I'll refine that.
29:05Herb?
29:07Hi.
29:08I trust that your session
29:09was good.
29:10Great.
29:11Very restorative.
29:12You two know each other?
29:13We were just admiring
29:14some Lumen artwork
29:16together very briefly.
29:18Remember,
29:19we'll have those
29:20new handbook totes
29:21soon.
29:22So exciting.
29:23Thanks for the tip.
29:24You got some business?
29:25Okay.
29:26You can stop for
29:27a fucking stroll.
29:28Dylan.
29:29What?
29:30I just, I think
29:31you guys are cool
29:32and I'm just wondering
29:33what you're up to.
29:34It's rare seeing you
29:35out of your hole.
29:36Okay.
29:37Egg drop challenge
29:38in the team building space.
29:39Tight department like us
29:40gotta keep our synergy up.
29:41Egg drop challenge.
29:42You buy this fucking shit?
29:43And what are you guys doing?
29:44Felicia.
29:45Perpetuity wing visit.
29:46This is Helly,
29:47our new refiner.
29:48Welcome, Helly.
29:50Well,
29:51we should get back.
29:53Can't leave the nest empty.
29:55Good to see you, O and D.
29:59Those eggs look like shit.
30:06Irving, come on.
30:15Seth?
30:22Natalie.
30:24Natalie.
30:25Harmony.
30:26Hello.
30:27I wasn't expecting.
30:29Is this about Helena?
30:31No, this is about Peter Kilmer.
30:33And I should tell you
30:34that the board is joining us.
30:55The board would like you
30:56to speak first.
30:57Oh, yes, of course.
30:59Salutations.
31:07So the search for Kilmer continues.
31:11I will say this,
31:13not to be alarmist,
31:15but prior to his departure,
31:17there were some troubling signs
31:19of possible reintegration.
31:30I'm sorry.
31:32I'm sorry.
31:34I'm sorry.
31:36I'm sorry.
31:39I'm sorry.
31:47Okay.
31:48So the board is conveying
31:50pretty strongly
31:52that the severance procedure
31:53is provenly irreversible.
31:55Yes.
31:56And that this knowledge
31:58should be a given
31:59for a person managing
32:00a severed floor.
32:01Yes, of course.
32:02While, of course,
32:03getting MTR to their projected numbers
32:05by the quarterly deadline
32:06in three weeks?
32:07Yes, of course.
32:09We are quickly rekindling
32:11our yield down here
32:12with our nimble new refiner.
32:14And for what it's worth,
32:15our board has concluded the call.
32:20Yes, okay.
32:24May I ask...
32:26Goodbye, Harmony.
32:33There's seriously
32:34a two-person departure
32:35like they only ever
32:36see each other?
32:37For the most part,
32:38it's lonely, I suspect.
32:40And unnatural, perverse.
32:42O&D is nice.
32:43No, they're not,
32:44nor do they share our values.
32:46Keir sorted the departments
32:47by virtue.
32:48Macro dots are clever and true,
32:50while O&D's more cruelty-centered.
32:52How many departments are there?
32:53Probably 30?
32:54Around five.
32:55No one's quite sure.
32:56O&D tried a violent coup
32:57on the others decades ago,
32:59and that's why they reduced
33:00them down to two,
33:01and that's why they keep us
33:02all so far apart now.
33:03That's an absolute fiction.
33:05Did they ever kill anyone?
33:06Nope.
33:07There was no coup.
33:08No one killed anyone.
33:09Then why don't we ever hang out?
33:11I mean, I'm 99% sure
33:13there was no coup.
33:16If they come back and attack us,
33:17I think we should kill Mark.
33:19Oh, yeah?
33:20Yeah.
33:21So they think we're crazy
33:22with nothing to lose.
33:23Smart.
33:24That's smart.
33:25Like I'm imagining them
33:26rounding a corner,
33:27and we're all blood-soaked,
33:28and I'm wearing your face,
33:29and they're like,
33:30whose face is that?
33:31And I'm like...
33:32the last person
33:33who fucked with us.
33:35And that's just feeling
33:36like a really powerful image
33:37to me.
33:38Just seems like they'd
33:40recognize my face.
33:42Maybe if you wore it
33:43inside out.
33:53We're here.
34:03Come now,
34:04children of my industry,
34:06and know the children
34:08of my blood.
34:12Whoa.
34:14That's Jane Egan,
34:16current CEO.
34:18Remarkable man.
34:20Handsome, too.
34:22See those brows?
34:24Yeah.
34:25I mean,
34:26I don't know.
34:27I mean,
34:28I don't know.
34:29I mean,
34:30see those brows?
34:54All the center displays
34:56are for a past Egan CEO.
34:59But the whole back part
35:01is Kier.
35:25I know that death
35:26is near upon me,
35:28because people have begun
35:30to ask what I see
35:32as my life's great achievement.
35:35They wish to know
35:36how they should remember me
35:39as I rot.
35:41In my life,
35:43I have identified
35:44four components,
35:46which I call tempers,
35:48from which I derived
35:50every human soul.
35:53Woe,
35:54frolic,
35:56dread,
35:57malice.
35:59Each man's character
36:01is defined
36:02by the precise ratio
36:04that resides in him.
36:07I walked into the cave
36:09of my own mind,
36:10and there I tamed them.
36:13Should you tame the tempers
36:15as I did mine,
36:17then the world shall become
36:19but your appendage.
36:21It is this great
36:23and consecrated power
36:25that I hope to pass on
36:27to all of you,
36:29my children.
36:32I think that to be an Egan,
36:34either a true Egan
36:36or anyone working
36:37in this Lumen family,
36:39what you are is the keeper
36:41of an ethos,
36:42a compact of values
36:44that we have long held
36:46as precious,
36:47and which I do believe
36:49will one day save this world.
36:51And that ethos
36:52goes all the way back...
36:54Oh, look, you got one.
36:58It's okay if you cry.
37:03She was five CEOs ago.
37:07They never had a woman before.
37:09As she told her father
37:11at age seven,
37:12she was going to be the first.
37:16Isn't that lovely?
37:18It's beautiful.
37:19It almost makes me wish
37:21I remembered my own childhood.
37:28It's an unnatural state
37:30for a person to have.
37:33No history.
37:34History makes us someone,
37:37gives us a context,
37:39a shape.
37:41But waking up on that table,
37:44I was shapeless.
37:47But then I learned
37:49that I work for a company
37:51that has been actively caring
37:54for mankind since 1866.
37:58Look, each of these
38:01is a real smile
38:03from someone on the outside.
38:06Someone Lumen Industries
38:08has helped.
38:09And they rotate these through.
38:12The true number of smiles
38:14may well be in the millions.
38:18So what are we,
38:19like a dental company?
38:20No, my point is
38:22you're part of a history now.
38:24A noble one.
38:25And that's so much more.
38:27They update the mouth wall?
38:28It's not called the mouth wall.
38:31Damn, they took down
38:32the chick I like.
38:33You guys ready to go?
38:35We just got here.
38:37She hasn't even seen
38:39the key apart yet.
38:44Gearheart.
38:59Jesus.
39:00No, Keir.
39:03It's his house?
39:04A perfect replica.
39:06Pretty cool, huh?
39:08Yeah, pretty cool.
39:14♪♪♪
39:24♪♪♪
39:34♪♪♪
39:40The bedroom of Keir.
39:43Just as he might have left it.
39:49Well, this is thorough.
39:52I hate this place.
39:53It smells like 19th century ass.
39:55Stop treating this
39:57like some kind of beer party.
39:59That's not fair.
40:00Up till now,
40:01I've been reverent as shit.
40:03Mark?
40:04Yeah?
40:07Were you about to bed sit?
40:11No.
40:12Huh?
40:13Nuh-uh.
40:15What's that in your pocket, Mark?
40:19Oh.
40:20I...
40:22Oh, God, Mark.
40:25Still.
40:27It's for fun.
40:29It's the perpetuity wing.
40:31It's the egans.
40:33It's the living soul of Lumen
40:36and everything she stands for.
40:38Not a bingo match.
40:39Look, Keir said
40:41keep a merry humor ever in your heart.
40:43Oh.
40:44Did you give one to the trainee?
40:46Hmm?
40:47Of course she did.
40:49She's starved for meaning here.
40:51So, of course, you'd pervert our founder's message
40:55with jokes and impiety.
40:57That's definitely what she needs
40:59from her department chief.
41:01Hey, I didn't want to be department chief.
41:03I didn't ask for Petey to disappear and for...
41:07Helly?
41:10Uh-oh.
41:12Helly?
41:14Shit.
41:36Helly?
41:47Helly?
41:54Jesus.
42:06Helly?
42:16Helly?
42:31Helly?
42:36Helly?
42:43Goddamn it, Helly.
42:57This way, please, Helly-er.
43:06Helly?
43:36On you go.
44:06I'm truly sorry to see you here, Helly.
44:21I hoped you'd just settle in.
44:26I know Mark's been trying so hard
44:28to get you to feel happy.
44:30I know.
44:32I know Mark's been trying so hard
44:34to get you to feel happy.
44:43Look, you seem like a smart person.
44:46Don't you see how fucked up this is?
44:48You can't keep...
44:50Not right now, Helly.
44:52Sit.
44:54Please.
45:02Hands on the table, please.
45:33Fuck.
45:52I'm bringing up the compunction statement for Helly-er.
45:59Wha...
46:01What is this?
46:06Read it.
46:10I don't want to.
46:13No. Do.
46:21Forgive me for the harm I have caused this world.
46:26None may atone for my actions but me,
46:29and only in me shall their stain live on.
46:33I am thankful to have been caught,
46:35my fall cut short by those with wizened hands.
46:38All I can be is sorry, and that is all I am.
46:45I'm afraid you don't mean it.
46:48Excuse me?
46:51Again, please.
46:55Forgive me for the harm I have caused this world.
47:00None may atone for my actions but me,
47:04and only in me shall their stain live on.
47:08I am thankful to have been caught,
47:10my fall cut short by those with wizened hands.
47:14All I can be is sorry, and that is all I am.
47:23Again.
47:26Really?
47:33One day.
47:36See you tomorrow.
47:39Yeah.
47:42You want me to get these?
47:44Yeah, go ahead.
47:55See you tomorrow.
48:25See you tomorrow.
48:55Shh.
49:25Shh.
49:56I don't need tokens.
49:59I can't eat with no tokens.
50:08Hey!
50:10I need tokens so I can eat!
50:20I'm sorry.
50:22Boy!
50:27Oh my God.
50:52Oh my God.
51:23Petey?
51:30Petey?
51:52Petey?
52:22Petey?
52:52All right, man, take it slow.
52:54No, thanks.
52:56I'm getting some work done.
52:58You happen to see which direction he came from?
53:00Yeah.
53:02I'm just going to grab this truck.
53:04Hey, he didn't get the idea on this, did he?
53:06No, man, it doesn't work.
53:08I guess he's standing nearby. He just can't use the road.
53:11We've got to do this. We've got to do this.
53:13We've got to do this.
53:15We've got to do this.
53:17We've got to do this.
53:19We've got to do this.
53:21We've got to do this.
53:31Whoa, whoa, whoa. He's down. He's down.
53:33Whoa, whoa, whoa.
53:34Sir, sir, sir, can you hear me?
53:36You got that?
53:38Yeah, dispatch, I've got a 10-53.
53:41He's going on course.
53:43He's going on course.
53:45He's going on course.
53:47He's going on course.
53:49What's going on, man?
53:51Hey, let's get him on the board.
54:10We've got to get him on the board.
54:40We've got to get him on the board.
55:10We've got to get him on the board.
55:40We've got to get him on the board.
56:10We've got to get him on the board.