Bad Girl School (2025) Movie Script
(ambient music)
(energetic music)
(gentle music)
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(wall thudding)
Yeah, Dr. Race, yeah, it's
Professor Stevens, yeah.
No, we need Mahler, I don't have a choice.
I'm literally at my wit's end.
I don't care about the board.
Well, do they want results or?
No, there is no conversation.
No, I'm not having this conversation.
I will pay them back, okay?
I will get the money,
yes, yeah, I promise.
Just, I need you to trust me, all right?
Just trust me here, okay?
I'm out of options, I am out of options.
I am out of options here.
Alright, help me, I am out of options.
I am out of options.
(gentle music)
I don't have a choice, I'm out of options.
What do you want me to do?
I'm out of options, okay, what?
Damn it, I'm outta options.
Dr. Mahler.
- Dr. Stevenson.
Thank you so much for coming, please.
Welcome to the Brunswick
Academy, my legacy.
Quite the place you
have here, Dr. Stevenson.
Thank you.
We consider this place a last resort,
where most people have given
up on these students where,
we don't.
How many do you have at the moment?
Five right now,
and which brings me to why you're here.
I am very aware of your methodologies,
and I'm sure you're aware
of the academy's reputation.
I've heard a thing or two.
We have a 100% success rate
in reforming the students here.
In fact, 9 outta 10 of the students
have their pick of any
collegiate institution,
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Oxford,
if they wish to go abroad.
I see, probably getting my point?
[Dr. Mahler] Dr.
Stevenson, don't bullshit me.
I know why these girls are here.
Yes, okay, to the point.
I will not have my reputation
nor this academy's reputation,
my legacy, tarnished
because of five upstarts
who wanna challenge the system.
Now, I know your methods are unorthodox,
but I think we can both agree
that extreme circumstances
require extreme measures.
You know, Dr. Stevenson,
when Dr. Palmer contacted
me and told me to come here,
he told me you would beat
around the bush like this
a little bit.
But I can see that you're
a man of integrity,
and I can see that you
care for this place.
And I know that you care for these girls.
I do, and that is why you are here.
Because you are my last hope.
Are they dangerous?
They're not like any students
you've dealt with before,
they will get under your skin.
They will test your last nerve.
I need someone who can resist that.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
I'm a man of honor.
I believe that there's not one person
that can't be taught to
become better, to be reformed.
It's all about confrontation.
It's about raw, brutal honesty.
I couldn't agree more.
Maybe it's about paying
your debts, if you have them.
I don't believe a person
should have debts, do you?
I'm sorry, what did you say?
Debts, spiritual debts.
Yes, yes, yes.
Dr. Mahler, I really need
you to understand something.
All right, these girls, they're not,
they're not your typical girls,
they're not your typical cases.
They are unique, alright?
They have issues,
they have just delicacies
that we have not seen here yet
at the academy.
I need you to understand this.
I need this to get through, this is,
my job's on the line, my
reputation is on the line.
I cannot lose this academy.
Listen, Dr. Stevenson, I can do this.
Give me time with these girls,
but allow me to do what I need to do.
If you allow me to do
what I really need to do,
the way that I need to do
it, I will get you results.
Okay.
Hell, I look forward to the challenge.
To me, these girls can be conquered.
Have you seen any drinks around here?
[Speaker] No.
(conversation overlapping)
This place sucks.
- [Speaker] Anyone home?
- [Speaker] No.
[Speaker] Rude, I'm just
trying to talk to you.
What are you here for?
[Speaker] I'm not telling you that.
I'm not telling you this.
Excuse me, do you know who my father is?
[Speaker] Well, clearly
he sent you here, right?
- Right.
- [Speaker] You know what,
you're not even worth my fucking time.
Don't say hi then.
[Speaker] I can't hear you.
[Speaker] It's way too long.
I just got here last night.
(person whispering)
[Speaker] Oh my God.
[Speaker] Do you know why she's in here?
She was like talking to herself.
Oh, talking to herself.
What a freak, who does that?
Oh my God, get me out of here.
I know.
(conversation overlapping)
How can we get out of here?
We need to find a way out.
I dunno, but I heard that,
that one over there she likes,
yeah, the white stuff, so.
Do you think she has any?
[Speaker] Maybe.
Explain why she was in
the bathroom all morning?
Ladies, may I have
your attention, please?
Excuse me, ladies, thank you.
This is Dr. Mahler.
He's a specialist that I
brought on here at the academy
to help with our situation.
Anyway, would you please introduce
yourselves to Dr. Mahler.
Ladies, you can call me John.
- What are those shoes.
- You are?
Where are they from?
- Hmm.
- Yeah.
- [Mary] Hi, I'm Mary.
- Hi, Mary.
[Mary] Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you as well.
- [Mary] Yeah.
- I can see's-
- [Speaker] Smalls in here.
Isn't small weird.
[Speaker] Yeah, I mean,
like, since he walked in
(group laughing)
Ladies, can we please,
please show Dr. Mahler
just a modicum of respect.
- You're funny.
- [Speaker] Ew.
And Lee, I don't think I met you yet.
No.
- Hi, John.
- Jennifer.
It's nice to meet you, Jennifer.
Well, ladies, I'm gonna be helping you
for the next three days.
I'm gonna be helping you
and getting you better,
getting you to a place where
you can reenter society.
Are we ready to reenter
society invigorated?
Yeah. (Laughing)
You will listen to what he says,
and you will do what he
says, is that understood?
I think we'll listen to
who we want to listen to,
and I think we'll do what we want to do.
That's the only thing I've heard her say
that I agree with.
- Yeah.
- Me too.
I can see you are
correct, Dr. Stevenson.
We have a lot of work to do.
I'm sure they will
enjoy your methodologies.
I'll leave you to it.
- Thank you.
I think the only work we
need to do are those shoes.
They're disgusting.
Do you have a problem with my shoes?
Yeah.
Do any of you have a
problem with my shoes?
[Speaker] Can we go shopping?
My shoes are not the issue today.
Oh, what now I really
is smalls, disgusting.
Oh my God.
You must be Bianca.
Are there any malls around here?
Well, Bianca, we are going to learn
to confront each other.
Oh, I really can't do that.
In the ways that
bring us closer together
and that show us ourselves.
Are you ready to confront yourselves?
- No.
- I wanna get outta here.
Ladies, it's 12 o'clock.
At two o'clock, we'll
have our first session.
I'll see you then.
I'm getting outta here right now.
Yeah, I gotta go, I can't put this.
(person humming)
I see what you mean.
I notice a lot of dissociative behavior,
blatant disrespect for authority,
they walk all over you,
they walk all over me,
rude language, general disrespect,
and just the inability to,
they don't wanna get better.
It's almost like they see
their fault as an excuse.
And for them, it's all a joke.
They're just laughing,
and yeah, they don't wanna be helped.
So this is gonna be a unique challenge.
But I can do it, I can do it.
Listen, Dr. Mahler,
there's something that
I do need to tell you.
One of the students here, she's difficult,
very difficult, Jennifer.
Let's just say that if
something were to happen,
you know, accident or, accidents
happen all the time, right?
Yeah.
Her parents are very
influential and powerful.
And if, you know, she happened
to go on a hike or field trip
or just fall down the stairs,
it wouldn't come back
to you or the academy.
Okay, interesting.
John, can I call you John?
[Dr. Mahler] Yes, sir.
I trust you.
Do what you need to do,
whatever you need to do.
You have my full support.
I'll get the job done.
I'll get the job done.
What are you hiding?
What are you hiding from me?
I know you're in there, Cassidy.
What are you hiding?
Why are you here?
Why are you here?
What are you hiding?
What are you hiding?
Talk to me, Cassidy.
There's something you're not telling me.
There's something you're hiding,
and I need to know what that is.
What is it, what did you do?
What did you do?
What happened at the party?
What happened at the party?
What happens at all parties?
What did you do?
What didn't I do?
How can we be better?
We can't.
What do you need?
What do you need, Cassidy?
Out.
There's only one way
out, it's inside you.
Look at it.
What does it look like,
what does it look like?
Can you see it, the exit?
What does it look like?
- A door?
- Yes.
- In a room?
- It's locked.
- Can you unlock it?
- I don't know.
What do you hear?
I don't know.
What do you hear?
What do you hear?
What do you hear?
- Music.
- Music.
- I hear music.
- Yes.
Was there music at the party?
- Yes.
Do you remember what you did?
Yes.
Are you able to open that door?
No.
You're close, you're very
close, I'm proud of you.
I'm very proud of you, Cassidy.
We're gonna get there and
we're gonna open that door.
Would you like to play piano for me?
- Yes.
- Okay, let's do it.
(piano playing)
What lie are you telling
yourself right now?
That I plan on staying.
What lie are you telling
yourself right now?
That I'm happy here.
- Are you happy here?
- No.
Have you ever been happy in this life?
Yes, but I think I'm done now.
- You're done being happy?
- No.
You're done with this life.
That doesn't mean I'm done being happy.
What brought you here?
I needed a place to live.
You needed a place to live,
or you needed a place to feel alive?
I had already lived so much,
I needed a place to live temporarily.
Do you feel like you're alive?
Yes.
What are you hiding?
My plans for the future.
What are your plans for the future?
I plan on getting out of here
and moving on to better things.
[Dr. Mahler] Better things?
More with less limits.
Hmm, are you comfortable here?
- Yes.
- [Dr. Mahler] Look at me.
Are you lying to me?
I wasn't.
What do you see when you dream?
The future.
What's your future?
- Expansion, limitlessness.
- Hmm.
How are you going to get there?
- I don't have to tell you.
- What are you hiding from me?
There's nothing that concerns you.
Look at me, please, look at me.
There's something about you
coming through your eyes,
you're hiding something.
Where do you really wanna go?
Beyond, I wanna leave everything behind.
And it's not just a desire, it's a plan,
it's part of who I am.
It's my embodiment, I am going.
Beyond, beyond, beyond what, beyond?
Beyond this life.
Oh, that's what you were
hiding from me, isn't it?
- It doesn't concern you.
- Mm.
Hiding implies it
matters to you somehow.
I'm very proud of you
for sharing this with me.
This place could be very
dangerous for someone like you.
Do you understand?
- Yes.
If you wanna get beyond this place,
you'll have to really
take care of yourself
while you're here, okay?
- Okay.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
This is exactly the type of
fucking weird hippie dippy shit
my parents would fucking send me to.
There's something you're not telling me.
You don't know me.
So, yeah, there's a lot
that I'm not telling you.
There's something that
you're not telling yourself.
What are you hiding from yourself?
What are you hiding, John, hmm?
I'll ask the questions.
Huh, are you, what are you hiding?
What's your life like, John?
You do this for three days and then what?
You go home to an empty home,
lots of broken promises.
You seem like the type that
would be a hopeless romantic.
- [Dr. Mahler] Hmm.
- Hmm.
Yeah, that's what you're giving,
you're giving that energy for sure.
You are asking too many questions.
I'll ask the questions, Mary.
Okay.
There's something that
you're not telling me.
There's something that
you are not telling me,
there's something that
you are not telling me.
It's not that I'm gonna
tell you about myself.
I want you to tell me about yourself.
You know, in order for
me to feel comfortable
talking about myself,
I need to know a few
things about you first.
Is that how this is gonna work?
Yeah, that's how it's gonna work.
What do you wanna know?
What is it that I could tell you
that would make you open
up that head of yours?
Right, it's not so easy
when you're in the hot seat, does it?
What are you hiding from me, Mary?
Mary who spends all of her
daddy's money all over town?
- You don't know anything.
- [Dr. Mahler] Mm.
You don't know anything about me.
I know you're a bad girl,
and that's why you're here
at this bad girl school.
You know what I've heard
about therapists before?
Usually they're the ones
who get most fucked up.
What do you get off on,
like talking to young women like this
and learning about their secrets, huh?
Yeah, that's making you angry, isn't it?
'Cause it's fucking true.
So what, tell me about your life.
Are you lonely?
You seem like you're lonely.
Am I done here?
You know, Mary, Dr.
Stevenson was very correct.
You, when we're in these sessions,
I don't want you to ask me about my life.
I will do the question
asking, is that clear?
You don't know me or how broken I am?
I think I do.
I eat up girls like
you every single day.
And I eat men like you every single day.
So it looks like we're
pretty fucking even.
The session's over.
Thank you for your time.
(footsteps thumping)
You have a secret.
What is your secret?
What do you wanna confess?
What do you want to confess?
What do you want to confess?
What happened at the club?
Come closer, what happened at the club?
Stop shaking your body,
what happened at the club?
Talk.
I said come closer to me.
- I can't.
Stand here, stand here, don't move.
I'm not gonna hurt you.
What happened at the club?
- I don't know.
- At night, come on.
Look at me, look at me, look at me.
What happened?
You were there.
- No.
No, it fucking wasn't me.
No, it wasn't me, it wasn't me.
- Get it together.
- No, it wasn't me.
Get it together.
I wanna show you something,
I wanna show you something, don't move.
I wanna show you something.
You see this?
- No, no.
Get it away, get it away from me.
Do you want it, do you wanna touch it?
No, no, no, no, I don't wanna touch it,
I don't wanna, I don't
wanna be around this,
just get it away from me.
You can have it if you want to.
You remember, don't you?
- I don't remember anything.
- You remember.
I don't remember anything,
I don't remember anything.
Don't close yourself down.
You need to be with me, be present now.
Face this, face it.
You know what happened that night?
You know what happened that night?
Take me there.
- No.
- The Blue Cat Club.
The Blue Cat Club.
It's late, and you go home,
you go back to your
apartment in Hollywood.
Hollywood, north Hollywood.
You're at your apartment.
What do you see when you open the door?
It was all blurry.
I was coming back from,
from my work, from the club.
I was drunk, I was, I was really drunk.
And I remember I was
just opening the door.
And that was, that was her.
- Yes.
- She was Miss Avan.
My boyfriend, he cheated on me.
I was just pissed off.
- Yes.
- I don't know what to do.
I was just-
You know what to do.
I was out of my mind.
And it's so blurry.
- What did you do?
- I dunno.
What did you do?
I don't know, I don't remember.
I don't remember.
- What did you do?
What did you do to her?
- I stabbed her.
- What?
- I stabbed her.
- Yes, yes.
- I stabbed her.
- Yes, yes.
Feel it, yes, heart, right?
And again and again.
Be with it, can you feel it,
yes, yes, good.
Be with it, be with it.
Don't run, don't run.
Don't.
- I can't.
Put your hands down, please.
What's wrong with you?
- We're in session now.
- Okay.
No talking in session.
Hands down.
What do you want from me?
Stop fidgeting.
I want you to look at me.
You're a psycho.
What's wrong with you?
No talking, just look at
me, I'll do the talking.
Talk.
Why are you here?
I guess I'm an alcoholic.
I could really use a drink right now.
I would really take the edge off.
- You're a drinker?
- For fun.
You're an alcoholic.
Why are you an alcoholic?
You tell me.
Why are you an alcoholic?
You don't know what
it's like to be me, okay?
So don't ask questions like that.
- Why are you an alcoholic?
- You don't understand.
Why are you an alcoholic?
I need an emotional support beverage.
My hands are shaking, I
don't, I need a drink.
- Why are you an alcoholic?
- Why are you questioning me?
Why are you an alcoholic?
I guess because my dad
is crazy, my mom is crazy.
My whole family is crazy, okay?
What's wrong with that?
Is he no problem with drinking.
Why do you tell yourself
that you are crazy?
I said you're crazy.
Why are you telling
yourself that you're crazy?
Why are you getting so close to me?
Why are you telling yourself, come here
Get your hands off.
Why are you telling
yourself that you are crazy?
I'm not, I never said I was crazy.
I said you're crazy, get your hands off.
Confess that you're
an alcoholic, face it.
You have no idea what
it's like to be me.
You have no idea.
- What's it like?
- It's very, very hard, okay?
And alcohol helps me,
what's wrong with that?
I want you to repeat after
me, "I don't need alcohol."
I want you to repeat after
me, "I don't need alcohol."
No, thanks.
Repeat after me, "I don't need alcohol."
Repeat after me, say it,
"I don't need alcohol."
- Fine.
- Say it.
I don't need alcohol.
- Say it.
- I don't need alcohol.
- Say it.
- I don't need alcohol.
- More.
- I don't need alcohol.
I'm not an alcoholic, say it, say it.
It's okay to say it, it's okay to feel it.
It's okay, it's okay,
just feel it, it's okay.
My ex-boyfriend, David,
he was driving us home
one night from a party,
and he crashed, and he died.
- Yeah.
So alcohol is what helps
me cope with losing my,
the love of my life.
Okay, I understand, I understand.
Look at you, opening up like this.
It's actually really
amazing, it's really amazing.
And you know that when you
wanna go for that drink,
it's a choice that you're making, okay?
It's a choice, you don't need it.
We're gonna get you outta here,
and you're gonna go back out into society.
- [Bianca] When can I get out?
- Maybe tonight.
I feel like with you,
we really broke through.
[Bianca] I agree.
When I first came here,
you were a little mean and biting.
But look at you now,
I see the honesty in your
eyes, that's beautiful.
- [Bianca] Thank you.
- Thank you, okay.
You need to go get some rest, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay.
Cassidy, I need you to be present.
I need you to open up today.
Today is the day, Cassidy.
No more hiding, no more
hiding from what you've done.
No more hiding from who you are.
Go into the room, go into the room.
Come on, don't look away.
Don't you look away from me.
I don't wanna do this.
Don't look away, stay with
me here, stay with me here.
Feel it, come on, Cassidy, come on.
The room, the night, what happened?
It was a party, it was just a party.
Yes, yes.
And there was music,
and there was music.
Yes, yes, music, music.
And your friend, she was there.
I don't wanna talk about her.
Lucy, Lucy.
I don't wanna talk about Lucy.
Come on.
I don't wanna do this.
Don't you talk back.
Look out there, that's your mind.
Lucy's there, you're there,
it's late, it's late.
You're drinking, you're
drinking, what do you do?
I drugged her, I
drugged her, and so what?
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
It's okay, it's okay,
yes, yes, very good, yes.
You opened up, come on,
come on, music, music.
You're a musician, you
can play, you confessed,
you said it, you did it,
you're getting better, you're better.
Come on, come on, come
on, sit down, sit down.
You're free, be free, play.
(piano playing)
I am so proud of you, you
did it, do you hear me?
You did it, you're free, how does it feel?
Yeah.
Good, thank you.
This morning's session was a little,
I don't know, still kind of closed up,
but something started to
open up inside of you.
- I would say so.
- Hmm, yeah, me too.
Your parents' very influential.
Who cares about my parents, but yeah.
Yeah, hmm, listen,
I brought something I wanna
show you for the session.
I think it's going to
really take our healing
to the next level.
Do you know what this is?
- It's a knife.
- Yeah.
When I show this to you,
how does it make you feel?
I don't know how honest I can be,
but I am familiar, I guess.
Mm, you can be honest,
you can be honest, lie down.
What are you really hiding from me?
I feel like I've asked that
question to you so many times.
"What are you hiding,
what are you hiding?"
And yet, I don't feel
like I really got a satisfactory answer.
And it really disappoints me
that I can't help you in
the way I want to help you.
Are you asking me to tell you?
[Dr. Mahler] Hmm.
Between you and I, can I ask
you something very personal?
- Yes.
- Okay.
How would you like to go
really, really far away?
My plan is to die.
You know, some of the
great mystics of this world
said that there's a beauty
in being dead to the world.
Now, maybe I'm misunderstanding them,
but would you like to
be dead to the world?
Yes.
Hmm, I see.
Well, there are forms of
therapy that go really deep.
(ominous music)
Are you ready for the ultimate therapy?
- Yes, stab me.
- Hmm.
Okay.
Look at me.
(Dr. Mahler grunting)
Yes.
Even in death, you're so beautiful.
Look at me, look at me.
Look at me.
What are you doing here, what
are you really doing here?
What are you really doing here?
- Don't do this.
- I want answers now.
- Don't do this.
- I'm too smart for you.
You know that?
Yeah, I'm too smart for you.
I know exactly what you're fucking doing.
Where is she?
Where's who.
You know who I'm talking about?
- Her.
- Where is she?
She's not available anymore.
What did you do to her?
Why are you so interested in me?
Why are you so interested in what I did?
Because I know exactly
what you guys are fucking doing here.
I know what you're doing here.
I know why you have all
these broken girls here.
Yeah, you think you can manipulate me?
You can't.
If I wanted to, I could manipulate you
right here and right now.
No, you couldn't.
Do you think you can manipulate me?
- Yeah, I already have.
- Try me.
Where's your wife, hmm?
I don't have a wife.
Yeah, I know that, where is she?
I'm divorced.
Yeah, why'd you get divorced?
You ask way too many questions.
I know you're hiding something.
Look into my eyes, look into my eyes.
You can trust me.
Maybe we're both broken.
- You don't know me.
- No, I don't.
You don't know me at all.
- Look at me, please.
- No, no.
We're broken, and in our brokenness,
it brings us together.
I'm not trying to manipulate
you, I wanna help you.
Who are you?
Just some girl who stole
her dad's credit card,
that's all.
Who are you really?
It's okay, who are you really?
Be broken with me, it's okay, who are you?
Come on, you don't need to be
here, you can be out there.
You can be free, you can be free.
How?
You're doing it right now?
You're being honest, I know I'm broken.
I don't hide from it, I'm so messed up,
you have no idea, and it's okay.
Confront your brokenness,
and it'll set you free.
Do you wanna be free?
Yeah, you wanna be free, yeah.
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
I can tell you're a real
person with a good heart.
I mean, you even intimidate me.
You're strong, you're
courageous, okay, okay?
You have a good heart, I mean it.
You're not like them,
you're not like them.
You're different, will you trust me?
Are you ready to go back out there?
Yeah, but only if you tell me
what you're doing here for real.
I'm trying to fix myself
too, it's not easy, okay?
Come on, it's okay.
You've come a long way,
Jessica, you've come a long way.
Here, it's okay.
Listen, you don't have to run
from who you are anymore, okay?
- Do you think so?
- Yeah.
I know so, what you told me is your truth.
And you've said it now
and you don't have to feel that guilt.
You know that I didn't wanna do it.
I know.
It was just stupid emotional mistake.
Oh my God, I ended up being enough.
It's okay, it's okay.
Don't run from it, don't
run from it, it's okay.
I'm proud of you.
- I'm wanna let it go.
I don't wanna keep it like in here.
I just wanna let it all
go and forget about it.
Yeah, you can, listen to me,
from this moment, you can let it go.
Say it, say 'I can let it go.'
- I can let it go.
- Again, 'I can let it go.'
- I can let it go.
- One more time.
I can let it go.
Yes, I can, I can.
- It's gone.
- Yeah.
I can see it floating away.
I feel, I feel more released now.
Yeah.
I don't have the like
tough and sad, and I just
Yeah, you did it.
- Yeah.
- I'm proud of you.
That feels so much better.
I'm proud of you, thank you.
Okay, why don't you get some rest?
We'll call you for a ride.
I'll tell Dr. Stevenson
that you're ready for
readmittance into society.
- Oh good.
- Alright.
- Thank you.
- Good job.
Thank you.
Seven times.
But she was almost there.
(piano music)
And then the being,
the possibility of being revealed itself,
it was the possibility of being,
it was being within the
possibility of being that did it.
And the healed, they're all healed.
Dr. Mahler, John.
I don't know,
you been incredible in
what you what you did.
It was you, how?
You saved me, you saved the school.
I am literally at a loss for words.
Let me break it down for you.
There's a methodology
to this way of teaching.
You strike hard,
you confront with honesty
(piano music)
And you confront the subject
from a space of pure possibility of being.
And when you confront
the subject from pure,
from that space of the
pure possibility of being,
that's an open space.
And from that open space,
anything is possible.
Now, accidents do happen.
Yes, I was saddened to
hear about Jennifer's passing
and, you know, that she would
herself with a knife, that's.
I must tell you though,
she almost had this look
of tranquility on her face.
And I guess if we can
take anything from this,
she's in peace now.
Now, the other girls, I must
say I'm very proud of them.
Bianca, her alcoholism
was just a delusion.
(piano music)
Cassidy, she was unable
to confront what she did,
what she put in her friend's drink.
The others, they were all
running from something.
Maybe that's why they ended
up at this bad girl school.
But you, principal Stevenson,
you brought me on board
and you trusted me.
And for that, I'm grateful.
Not as grateful as
me, you kept your word
and you said three
days, you get it in two.
I just, thank you, you
are a miracle, thank you.
Wire the money to my account.
Next time, we'll knock it out in one day.
Already done.
Alright, well, until next time.
(piano music)
(ambient music)
(energetic music)
(gentle music)
(gentle music)
(wall thudding)
Yeah, Dr. Race, yeah, it's
Professor Stevens, yeah.
No, we need Mahler, I don't have a choice.
I'm literally at my wit's end.
I don't care about the board.
Well, do they want results or?
No, there is no conversation.
No, I'm not having this conversation.
I will pay them back, okay?
I will get the money,
yes, yeah, I promise.
Just, I need you to trust me, all right?
Just trust me here, okay?
I'm out of options, I am out of options.
I am out of options here.
Alright, help me, I am out of options.
I am out of options.
(gentle music)
I don't have a choice, I'm out of options.
What do you want me to do?
I'm out of options, okay, what?
Damn it, I'm outta options.
Dr. Mahler.
- Dr. Stevenson.
Thank you so much for coming, please.
Welcome to the Brunswick
Academy, my legacy.
Quite the place you
have here, Dr. Stevenson.
Thank you.
We consider this place a last resort,
where most people have given
up on these students where,
we don't.
How many do you have at the moment?
Five right now,
and which brings me to why you're here.
I am very aware of your methodologies,
and I'm sure you're aware
of the academy's reputation.
I've heard a thing or two.
We have a 100% success rate
in reforming the students here.
In fact, 9 outta 10 of the students
have their pick of any
collegiate institution,
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Oxford,
if they wish to go abroad.
I see, probably getting my point?
[Dr. Mahler] Dr.
Stevenson, don't bullshit me.
I know why these girls are here.
Yes, okay, to the point.
I will not have my reputation
nor this academy's reputation,
my legacy, tarnished
because of five upstarts
who wanna challenge the system.
Now, I know your methods are unorthodox,
but I think we can both agree
that extreme circumstances
require extreme measures.
You know, Dr. Stevenson,
when Dr. Palmer contacted
me and told me to come here,
he told me you would beat
around the bush like this
a little bit.
But I can see that you're
a man of integrity,
and I can see that you
care for this place.
And I know that you care for these girls.
I do, and that is why you are here.
Because you are my last hope.
Are they dangerous?
They're not like any students
you've dealt with before,
they will get under your skin.
They will test your last nerve.
I need someone who can resist that.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
You don't have to worry
about me, Dr. Stevenson.
I'm a man of honor.
I believe that there's not one person
that can't be taught to
become better, to be reformed.
It's all about confrontation.
It's about raw, brutal honesty.
I couldn't agree more.
Maybe it's about paying
your debts, if you have them.
I don't believe a person
should have debts, do you?
I'm sorry, what did you say?
Debts, spiritual debts.
Yes, yes, yes.
Dr. Mahler, I really need
you to understand something.
All right, these girls, they're not,
they're not your typical girls,
they're not your typical cases.
They are unique, alright?
They have issues,
they have just delicacies
that we have not seen here yet
at the academy.
I need you to understand this.
I need this to get through, this is,
my job's on the line, my
reputation is on the line.
I cannot lose this academy.
Listen, Dr. Stevenson, I can do this.
Give me time with these girls,
but allow me to do what I need to do.
If you allow me to do
what I really need to do,
the way that I need to do
it, I will get you results.
Okay.
Hell, I look forward to the challenge.
To me, these girls can be conquered.
Have you seen any drinks around here?
[Speaker] No.
(conversation overlapping)
This place sucks.
- [Speaker] Anyone home?
- [Speaker] No.
[Speaker] Rude, I'm just
trying to talk to you.
What are you here for?
[Speaker] I'm not telling you that.
I'm not telling you this.
Excuse me, do you know who my father is?
[Speaker] Well, clearly
he sent you here, right?
- Right.
- [Speaker] You know what,
you're not even worth my fucking time.
Don't say hi then.
[Speaker] I can't hear you.
[Speaker] It's way too long.
I just got here last night.
(person whispering)
[Speaker] Oh my God.
[Speaker] Do you know why she's in here?
She was like talking to herself.
Oh, talking to herself.
What a freak, who does that?
Oh my God, get me out of here.
I know.
(conversation overlapping)
How can we get out of here?
We need to find a way out.
I dunno, but I heard that,
that one over there she likes,
yeah, the white stuff, so.
Do you think she has any?
[Speaker] Maybe.
Explain why she was in
the bathroom all morning?
Ladies, may I have
your attention, please?
Excuse me, ladies, thank you.
This is Dr. Mahler.
He's a specialist that I
brought on here at the academy
to help with our situation.
Anyway, would you please introduce
yourselves to Dr. Mahler.
Ladies, you can call me John.
- What are those shoes.
- You are?
Where are they from?
- Hmm.
- Yeah.
- [Mary] Hi, I'm Mary.
- Hi, Mary.
[Mary] Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you as well.
- [Mary] Yeah.
- I can see's-
- [Speaker] Smalls in here.
Isn't small weird.
[Speaker] Yeah, I mean,
like, since he walked in
(group laughing)
Ladies, can we please,
please show Dr. Mahler
just a modicum of respect.
- You're funny.
- [Speaker] Ew.
And Lee, I don't think I met you yet.
No.
- Hi, John.
- Jennifer.
It's nice to meet you, Jennifer.
Well, ladies, I'm gonna be helping you
for the next three days.
I'm gonna be helping you
and getting you better,
getting you to a place where
you can reenter society.
Are we ready to reenter
society invigorated?
Yeah. (Laughing)
You will listen to what he says,
and you will do what he
says, is that understood?
I think we'll listen to
who we want to listen to,
and I think we'll do what we want to do.
That's the only thing I've heard her say
that I agree with.
- Yeah.
- Me too.
I can see you are
correct, Dr. Stevenson.
We have a lot of work to do.
I'm sure they will
enjoy your methodologies.
I'll leave you to it.
- Thank you.
I think the only work we
need to do are those shoes.
They're disgusting.
Do you have a problem with my shoes?
Yeah.
Do any of you have a
problem with my shoes?
[Speaker] Can we go shopping?
My shoes are not the issue today.
Oh, what now I really
is smalls, disgusting.
Oh my God.
You must be Bianca.
Are there any malls around here?
Well, Bianca, we are going to learn
to confront each other.
Oh, I really can't do that.
In the ways that
bring us closer together
and that show us ourselves.
Are you ready to confront yourselves?
- No.
- I wanna get outta here.
Ladies, it's 12 o'clock.
At two o'clock, we'll
have our first session.
I'll see you then.
I'm getting outta here right now.
Yeah, I gotta go, I can't put this.
(person humming)
I see what you mean.
I notice a lot of dissociative behavior,
blatant disrespect for authority,
they walk all over you,
they walk all over me,
rude language, general disrespect,
and just the inability to,
they don't wanna get better.
It's almost like they see
their fault as an excuse.
And for them, it's all a joke.
They're just laughing,
and yeah, they don't wanna be helped.
So this is gonna be a unique challenge.
But I can do it, I can do it.
Listen, Dr. Mahler,
there's something that
I do need to tell you.
One of the students here, she's difficult,
very difficult, Jennifer.
Let's just say that if
something were to happen,
you know, accident or, accidents
happen all the time, right?
Yeah.
Her parents are very
influential and powerful.
And if, you know, she happened
to go on a hike or field trip
or just fall down the stairs,
it wouldn't come back
to you or the academy.
Okay, interesting.
John, can I call you John?
[Dr. Mahler] Yes, sir.
I trust you.
Do what you need to do,
whatever you need to do.
You have my full support.
I'll get the job done.
I'll get the job done.
What are you hiding?
What are you hiding from me?
I know you're in there, Cassidy.
What are you hiding?
Why are you here?
Why are you here?
What are you hiding?
What are you hiding?
Talk to me, Cassidy.
There's something you're not telling me.
There's something you're hiding,
and I need to know what that is.
What is it, what did you do?
What did you do?
What happened at the party?
What happened at the party?
What happens at all parties?
What did you do?
What didn't I do?
How can we be better?
We can't.
What do you need?
What do you need, Cassidy?
Out.
There's only one way
out, it's inside you.
Look at it.
What does it look like,
what does it look like?
Can you see it, the exit?
What does it look like?
- A door?
- Yes.
- In a room?
- It's locked.
- Can you unlock it?
- I don't know.
What do you hear?
I don't know.
What do you hear?
What do you hear?
What do you hear?
- Music.
- Music.
- I hear music.
- Yes.
Was there music at the party?
- Yes.
Do you remember what you did?
Yes.
Are you able to open that door?
No.
You're close, you're very
close, I'm proud of you.
I'm very proud of you, Cassidy.
We're gonna get there and
we're gonna open that door.
Would you like to play piano for me?
- Yes.
- Okay, let's do it.
(piano playing)
What lie are you telling
yourself right now?
That I plan on staying.
What lie are you telling
yourself right now?
That I'm happy here.
- Are you happy here?
- No.
Have you ever been happy in this life?
Yes, but I think I'm done now.
- You're done being happy?
- No.
You're done with this life.
That doesn't mean I'm done being happy.
What brought you here?
I needed a place to live.
You needed a place to live,
or you needed a place to feel alive?
I had already lived so much,
I needed a place to live temporarily.
Do you feel like you're alive?
Yes.
What are you hiding?
My plans for the future.
What are your plans for the future?
I plan on getting out of here
and moving on to better things.
[Dr. Mahler] Better things?
More with less limits.
Hmm, are you comfortable here?
- Yes.
- [Dr. Mahler] Look at me.
Are you lying to me?
I wasn't.
What do you see when you dream?
The future.
What's your future?
- Expansion, limitlessness.
- Hmm.
How are you going to get there?
- I don't have to tell you.
- What are you hiding from me?
There's nothing that concerns you.
Look at me, please, look at me.
There's something about you
coming through your eyes,
you're hiding something.
Where do you really wanna go?
Beyond, I wanna leave everything behind.
And it's not just a desire, it's a plan,
it's part of who I am.
It's my embodiment, I am going.
Beyond, beyond, beyond what, beyond?
Beyond this life.
Oh, that's what you were
hiding from me, isn't it?
- It doesn't concern you.
- Mm.
Hiding implies it
matters to you somehow.
I'm very proud of you
for sharing this with me.
This place could be very
dangerous for someone like you.
Do you understand?
- Yes.
If you wanna get beyond this place,
you'll have to really
take care of yourself
while you're here, okay?
- Okay.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
This is exactly the type of
fucking weird hippie dippy shit
my parents would fucking send me to.
There's something you're not telling me.
You don't know me.
So, yeah, there's a lot
that I'm not telling you.
There's something that
you're not telling yourself.
What are you hiding from yourself?
What are you hiding, John, hmm?
I'll ask the questions.
Huh, are you, what are you hiding?
What's your life like, John?
You do this for three days and then what?
You go home to an empty home,
lots of broken promises.
You seem like the type that
would be a hopeless romantic.
- [Dr. Mahler] Hmm.
- Hmm.
Yeah, that's what you're giving,
you're giving that energy for sure.
You are asking too many questions.
I'll ask the questions, Mary.
Okay.
There's something that
you're not telling me.
There's something that
you are not telling me,
there's something that
you are not telling me.
It's not that I'm gonna
tell you about myself.
I want you to tell me about yourself.
You know, in order for
me to feel comfortable
talking about myself,
I need to know a few
things about you first.
Is that how this is gonna work?
Yeah, that's how it's gonna work.
What do you wanna know?
What is it that I could tell you
that would make you open
up that head of yours?
Right, it's not so easy
when you're in the hot seat, does it?
What are you hiding from me, Mary?
Mary who spends all of her
daddy's money all over town?
- You don't know anything.
- [Dr. Mahler] Mm.
You don't know anything about me.
I know you're a bad girl,
and that's why you're here
at this bad girl school.
You know what I've heard
about therapists before?
Usually they're the ones
who get most fucked up.
What do you get off on,
like talking to young women like this
and learning about their secrets, huh?
Yeah, that's making you angry, isn't it?
'Cause it's fucking true.
So what, tell me about your life.
Are you lonely?
You seem like you're lonely.
Am I done here?
You know, Mary, Dr.
Stevenson was very correct.
You, when we're in these sessions,
I don't want you to ask me about my life.
I will do the question
asking, is that clear?
You don't know me or how broken I am?
I think I do.
I eat up girls like
you every single day.
And I eat men like you every single day.
So it looks like we're
pretty fucking even.
The session's over.
Thank you for your time.
(footsteps thumping)
You have a secret.
What is your secret?
What do you wanna confess?
What do you want to confess?
What do you want to confess?
What happened at the club?
Come closer, what happened at the club?
Stop shaking your body,
what happened at the club?
Talk.
I said come closer to me.
- I can't.
Stand here, stand here, don't move.
I'm not gonna hurt you.
What happened at the club?
- I don't know.
- At night, come on.
Look at me, look at me, look at me.
What happened?
You were there.
- No.
No, it fucking wasn't me.
No, it wasn't me, it wasn't me.
- Get it together.
- No, it wasn't me.
Get it together.
I wanna show you something,
I wanna show you something, don't move.
I wanna show you something.
You see this?
- No, no.
Get it away, get it away from me.
Do you want it, do you wanna touch it?
No, no, no, no, I don't wanna touch it,
I don't wanna, I don't
wanna be around this,
just get it away from me.
You can have it if you want to.
You remember, don't you?
- I don't remember anything.
- You remember.
I don't remember anything,
I don't remember anything.
Don't close yourself down.
You need to be with me, be present now.
Face this, face it.
You know what happened that night?
You know what happened that night?
Take me there.
- No.
- The Blue Cat Club.
The Blue Cat Club.
It's late, and you go home,
you go back to your
apartment in Hollywood.
Hollywood, north Hollywood.
You're at your apartment.
What do you see when you open the door?
It was all blurry.
I was coming back from,
from my work, from the club.
I was drunk, I was, I was really drunk.
And I remember I was
just opening the door.
And that was, that was her.
- Yes.
- She was Miss Avan.
My boyfriend, he cheated on me.
I was just pissed off.
- Yes.
- I don't know what to do.
I was just-
You know what to do.
I was out of my mind.
And it's so blurry.
- What did you do?
- I dunno.
What did you do?
I don't know, I don't remember.
I don't remember.
- What did you do?
What did you do to her?
- I stabbed her.
- What?
- I stabbed her.
- Yes, yes.
- I stabbed her.
- Yes, yes.
Feel it, yes, heart, right?
And again and again.
Be with it, can you feel it,
yes, yes, good.
Be with it, be with it.
Don't run, don't run.
Don't.
- I can't.
Put your hands down, please.
What's wrong with you?
- We're in session now.
- Okay.
No talking in session.
Hands down.
What do you want from me?
Stop fidgeting.
I want you to look at me.
You're a psycho.
What's wrong with you?
No talking, just look at
me, I'll do the talking.
Talk.
Why are you here?
I guess I'm an alcoholic.
I could really use a drink right now.
I would really take the edge off.
- You're a drinker?
- For fun.
You're an alcoholic.
Why are you an alcoholic?
You tell me.
Why are you an alcoholic?
You don't know what
it's like to be me, okay?
So don't ask questions like that.
- Why are you an alcoholic?
- You don't understand.
Why are you an alcoholic?
I need an emotional support beverage.
My hands are shaking, I
don't, I need a drink.
- Why are you an alcoholic?
- Why are you questioning me?
Why are you an alcoholic?
I guess because my dad
is crazy, my mom is crazy.
My whole family is crazy, okay?
What's wrong with that?
Is he no problem with drinking.
Why do you tell yourself
that you are crazy?
I said you're crazy.
Why are you telling
yourself that you're crazy?
Why are you getting so close to me?
Why are you telling yourself, come here
Get your hands off.
Why are you telling
yourself that you are crazy?
I'm not, I never said I was crazy.
I said you're crazy, get your hands off.
Confess that you're
an alcoholic, face it.
You have no idea what
it's like to be me.
You have no idea.
- What's it like?
- It's very, very hard, okay?
And alcohol helps me,
what's wrong with that?
I want you to repeat after
me, "I don't need alcohol."
I want you to repeat after
me, "I don't need alcohol."
No, thanks.
Repeat after me, "I don't need alcohol."
Repeat after me, say it,
"I don't need alcohol."
- Fine.
- Say it.
I don't need alcohol.
- Say it.
- I don't need alcohol.
- Say it.
- I don't need alcohol.
- More.
- I don't need alcohol.
I'm not an alcoholic, say it, say it.
It's okay to say it, it's okay to feel it.
It's okay, it's okay,
just feel it, it's okay.
My ex-boyfriend, David,
he was driving us home
one night from a party,
and he crashed, and he died.
- Yeah.
So alcohol is what helps
me cope with losing my,
the love of my life.
Okay, I understand, I understand.
Look at you, opening up like this.
It's actually really
amazing, it's really amazing.
And you know that when you
wanna go for that drink,
it's a choice that you're making, okay?
It's a choice, you don't need it.
We're gonna get you outta here,
and you're gonna go back out into society.
- [Bianca] When can I get out?
- Maybe tonight.
I feel like with you,
we really broke through.
[Bianca] I agree.
When I first came here,
you were a little mean and biting.
But look at you now,
I see the honesty in your
eyes, that's beautiful.
- [Bianca] Thank you.
- Thank you, okay.
You need to go get some rest, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay.
Cassidy, I need you to be present.
I need you to open up today.
Today is the day, Cassidy.
No more hiding, no more
hiding from what you've done.
No more hiding from who you are.
Go into the room, go into the room.
Come on, don't look away.
Don't you look away from me.
I don't wanna do this.
Don't look away, stay with
me here, stay with me here.
Feel it, come on, Cassidy, come on.
The room, the night, what happened?
It was a party, it was just a party.
Yes, yes.
And there was music,
and there was music.
Yes, yes, music, music.
And your friend, she was there.
I don't wanna talk about her.
Lucy, Lucy.
I don't wanna talk about Lucy.
Come on.
I don't wanna do this.
Don't you talk back.
Look out there, that's your mind.
Lucy's there, you're there,
it's late, it's late.
You're drinking, you're
drinking, what do you do?
I drugged her, I
drugged her, and so what?
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
It's okay, it's okay,
yes, yes, very good, yes.
You opened up, come on,
come on, music, music.
You're a musician, you
can play, you confessed,
you said it, you did it,
you're getting better, you're better.
Come on, come on, come
on, sit down, sit down.
You're free, be free, play.
(piano playing)
I am so proud of you, you
did it, do you hear me?
You did it, you're free, how does it feel?
Yeah.
Good, thank you.
This morning's session was a little,
I don't know, still kind of closed up,
but something started to
open up inside of you.
- I would say so.
- Hmm, yeah, me too.
Your parents' very influential.
Who cares about my parents, but yeah.
Yeah, hmm, listen,
I brought something I wanna
show you for the session.
I think it's going to
really take our healing
to the next level.
Do you know what this is?
- It's a knife.
- Yeah.
When I show this to you,
how does it make you feel?
I don't know how honest I can be,
but I am familiar, I guess.
Mm, you can be honest,
you can be honest, lie down.
What are you really hiding from me?
I feel like I've asked that
question to you so many times.
"What are you hiding,
what are you hiding?"
And yet, I don't feel
like I really got a satisfactory answer.
And it really disappoints me
that I can't help you in
the way I want to help you.
Are you asking me to tell you?
[Dr. Mahler] Hmm.
Between you and I, can I ask
you something very personal?
- Yes.
- Okay.
How would you like to go
really, really far away?
My plan is to die.
You know, some of the
great mystics of this world
said that there's a beauty
in being dead to the world.
Now, maybe I'm misunderstanding them,
but would you like to
be dead to the world?
Yes.
Hmm, I see.
Well, there are forms of
therapy that go really deep.
(ominous music)
Are you ready for the ultimate therapy?
- Yes, stab me.
- Hmm.
Okay.
Look at me.
(Dr. Mahler grunting)
Yes.
Even in death, you're so beautiful.
Look at me, look at me.
Look at me.
What are you doing here, what
are you really doing here?
What are you really doing here?
- Don't do this.
- I want answers now.
- Don't do this.
- I'm too smart for you.
You know that?
Yeah, I'm too smart for you.
I know exactly what you're fucking doing.
Where is she?
Where's who.
You know who I'm talking about?
- Her.
- Where is she?
She's not available anymore.
What did you do to her?
Why are you so interested in me?
Why are you so interested in what I did?
Because I know exactly
what you guys are fucking doing here.
I know what you're doing here.
I know why you have all
these broken girls here.
Yeah, you think you can manipulate me?
You can't.
If I wanted to, I could manipulate you
right here and right now.
No, you couldn't.
Do you think you can manipulate me?
- Yeah, I already have.
- Try me.
Where's your wife, hmm?
I don't have a wife.
Yeah, I know that, where is she?
I'm divorced.
Yeah, why'd you get divorced?
You ask way too many questions.
I know you're hiding something.
Look into my eyes, look into my eyes.
You can trust me.
Maybe we're both broken.
- You don't know me.
- No, I don't.
You don't know me at all.
- Look at me, please.
- No, no.
We're broken, and in our brokenness,
it brings us together.
I'm not trying to manipulate
you, I wanna help you.
Who are you?
Just some girl who stole
her dad's credit card,
that's all.
Who are you really?
It's okay, who are you really?
Be broken with me, it's okay, who are you?
Come on, you don't need to be
here, you can be out there.
You can be free, you can be free.
How?
You're doing it right now?
You're being honest, I know I'm broken.
I don't hide from it, I'm so messed up,
you have no idea, and it's okay.
Confront your brokenness,
and it'll set you free.
Do you wanna be free?
Yeah, you wanna be free, yeah.
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
I can tell you're a real
person with a good heart.
I mean, you even intimidate me.
You're strong, you're
courageous, okay, okay?
You have a good heart, I mean it.
You're not like them,
you're not like them.
You're different, will you trust me?
Are you ready to go back out there?
Yeah, but only if you tell me
what you're doing here for real.
I'm trying to fix myself
too, it's not easy, okay?
Come on, it's okay.
You've come a long way,
Jessica, you've come a long way.
Here, it's okay.
Listen, you don't have to run
from who you are anymore, okay?
- Do you think so?
- Yeah.
I know so, what you told me is your truth.
And you've said it now
and you don't have to feel that guilt.
You know that I didn't wanna do it.
I know.
It was just stupid emotional mistake.
Oh my God, I ended up being enough.
It's okay, it's okay.
Don't run from it, don't
run from it, it's okay.
I'm proud of you.
- I'm wanna let it go.
I don't wanna keep it like in here.
I just wanna let it all
go and forget about it.
Yeah, you can, listen to me,
from this moment, you can let it go.
Say it, say 'I can let it go.'
- I can let it go.
- Again, 'I can let it go.'
- I can let it go.
- One more time.
I can let it go.
Yes, I can, I can.
- It's gone.
- Yeah.
I can see it floating away.
I feel, I feel more released now.
Yeah.
I don't have the like
tough and sad, and I just
Yeah, you did it.
- Yeah.
- I'm proud of you.
That feels so much better.
I'm proud of you, thank you.
Okay, why don't you get some rest?
We'll call you for a ride.
I'll tell Dr. Stevenson
that you're ready for
readmittance into society.
- Oh good.
- Alright.
- Thank you.
- Good job.
Thank you.
Seven times.
But she was almost there.
(piano music)
And then the being,
the possibility of being revealed itself,
it was the possibility of being,
it was being within the
possibility of being that did it.
And the healed, they're all healed.
Dr. Mahler, John.
I don't know,
you been incredible in
what you what you did.
It was you, how?
You saved me, you saved the school.
I am literally at a loss for words.
Let me break it down for you.
There's a methodology
to this way of teaching.
You strike hard,
you confront with honesty
(piano music)
And you confront the subject
from a space of pure possibility of being.
And when you confront
the subject from pure,
from that space of the
pure possibility of being,
that's an open space.
And from that open space,
anything is possible.
Now, accidents do happen.
Yes, I was saddened to
hear about Jennifer's passing
and, you know, that she would
herself with a knife, that's.
I must tell you though,
she almost had this look
of tranquility on her face.
And I guess if we can
take anything from this,
she's in peace now.
Now, the other girls, I must
say I'm very proud of them.
Bianca, her alcoholism
was just a delusion.
(piano music)
Cassidy, she was unable
to confront what she did,
what she put in her friend's drink.
The others, they were all
running from something.
Maybe that's why they ended
up at this bad girl school.
But you, principal Stevenson,
you brought me on board
and you trusted me.
And for that, I'm grateful.
Not as grateful as
me, you kept your word
and you said three
days, you get it in two.
I just, thank you, you
are a miracle, thank you.
Wire the money to my account.
Next time, we'll knock it out in one day.
Already done.
Alright, well, until next time.
(piano music)
(ambient music)