Lipstick Jungle (2008) s02e04 Episode Script

Previously on Lipstick Jungle I know some of you are having trouble with the fact that I was brought in from outside.
You'll get over it.
It's Noah Mason.
Mmm-hmm, what about him? He's dead.
Oh, my God.
This insurance form is forged.
You're kidding me.
Wish I were.
I have a daughter who lives with me.
Okay, wow.
You're a dad.
Nico, we never go out.
Of course we do.
We've gone out to a couple clubs Where there's no chance of running into anybody you know.
One mistake does not undo This mistake was insurance fraud.
You should be grateful that we're not pressing charges.
Hector still runs this company.
You can't fire me.
I just did.
Oh, this is nice.
No, you are nice.
You are nice.
Hey.
Hmm? I gotta go.
I hate that.
I know, I'm sorry.
No, I get it.
I totally, totally get it, but I hate it.
Yeah, me, too.
I thought you were going.
I am.
See ya.
Mmm-hmm.
Bye.
Mmm-hmm.
Do you want to meet her? Really? Yeah.
You're gonna let me meet your daughter? Yeah.
I think it's time.
You free Saturday night? For you? For this? Yeah.
I'm free.
Wait.
There's this charity event, Saturday, Central Park.
It's kind of fancy.
You want to go with me? Are you serious? Yeah.
It's a work thing, but Aren't I still the guy who filed for sexual harassment at Bonfire? You're the editor-in-chief's boyfriend.
I like it.
What are you doing? This window looks like it hasn't even been washed in months.
Can we do it in the morning, love? Yeah, fine.
I've got the time.
Hi.
Hi.
Hi.
Hungry? Oh, my God, it smells amazing in here.
What, are you opening up an IHOP? Well, I thought the kids would be thrilled with these, but apparently, they would rather spend 10 extra minutes asleep and grab a Go-Gurt on the way out.
But you know what? All the better, because that means more for us.
Oh, I wish.
I need to be skinny today.
Why, what's today? I'm doing that Keep New York Glam photo shoot.
Oh, well, if anybody can keep New York glam, Vic, it's you.
What are you up to? Getting a little stir-crazy? Oh, you should come with me to the shoot today.
You can help me tame Dahlia.
Oh, no, thank you.
Do you guys have any idea how great this is, huh? Not to be rushing around in the mornings doing a million things at once? Not to be worrying about some crazy, temperamental writer or some snarky director? Just to be me.
Well, you must love having more time with the kids, too.
Yeah, well, Taylor is thrilled because I get to pick him up from school.
Maddie, now, she's not exactly doing cartwheels, but I think it'll be really good for us to have some quality time together.
How were they when you told them what happened? Well, I haven't exactly told them all the details yet, but I'll get to that.
No, the universe has sent me a message to stop and enjoy my life.
You get a gift like that, you gotta pay attention.
Hello, Nico.
What are you doing here? George is in a lot of trouble.
'Course he is.
He got arrested, he needs your help.
Whatever happened between you and him before is over.
It's the past.
You don't know all the details.
I don't know because nobody tells me anything.
Dad, it's between me and him.
Why don't you ever come and visit me, huh? I hardly ever see you! Well, the bridge goes both ways.
Apparently only when George is in trouble.
I'm sorry about Charles.
I got your note.
Thank you.
He finally did something you approved of.
He died.
I can't make the bail.
Well, maybe it'll be good for George to go to prison.
Finally, he'll learn about consequences.
He's innocent.
They're trying to frame him.
Nico Reilly.
I know, I'm Yes, yes, I'm coming.
Just let them know.
Dad, I have a sales meeting.
They came to the house and they took him away in handcuffs.
They said he knows things because of the people that he drives around, about businesses, private things.
And he and some other people, they bought stock in the companies.
Insider trading.
It's nice to know that he's moving up in the world.
I remember George as just a petty thief.
Nico! Don't you ever talk about your brother that way.
He didn't do anything illegal.
He swore to me.
Fine.
How much is the bail? It's not only about money.
I need you to fix it.
You're a big deal.
I know you know people who can defend him.
You know why I know people? Because I have worked very hard to make something of myself.
Tell me, why would I put any of that on the line for him? You're the only one I can ask.
Hi, it's Wendy Healy.
I'd like to schedule a regular eye exam, please.
Yeah, a check-up and a cleaning.
Yeah, mornings are good, or afternoons.
Hello, yes.
Is it too soon to do this year's taxes? Oh.
Oh, okay.
All right, sure.
I'll call back in a couple months.
Yeah, just a regular eye exam.
Oh, gosh, oh, of course.
Oh, silly me.
I'm sorry, okay, well, thank you.
Action! I'm Victory Ford, urging you to keep New York glam, put your trash in the can.
Cut! Hey.
Hi.
That was great.
But, I just need a little more Je ne sais Vroom! You know what I mean? No.
He means push up the twins, just a couple Mmm, yeah.
Good.
Excellent.
Let's go again.
Thank you.
Real quick, here we go.
Keep New York glam, put your trash in the can? That doesn't rhyme.
Well, it's close enough.
Make-up! She's looking a little glow-y, and not in a good way.
You don't think this is too done up for an anti-litter campaign? You see anti-litter campaign, I see making every woman in this city want to be you, dress like you, smell like you.
Honey, not a person is gonna be able to think about trash without thinking Victory Ford.
Why does that sound so wrong? Please stop touching me! Thank you.
What are you wearing tonight to Candy's book party? I'm not going, I forgot to tell you.
Rodrigo and his daughter are coming over for dinner tonight.
How long is this gonna take? Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Do you know how many phone calls I had to make to get you on that guest list? Yes, one.
I was there when you did it.
Fine, I will un-RSVP you.
Can we go, please? I'm Victory Ford, urging you to keep New York glam, put your trash in the cam.
Cut! Can.
I'm Victory Ford, urging you to keep New York glam, put your Whoa! Cut! I'm Victory Ford, urging you to keep New York glam, put your trash in the can.
Crap.
I like this one on you.
It's more you.
But I think a different tie.
Thanks.
You are a bad, bad influence.
Though, I have to admit, this is the nicest thing I've ever tried on.
I guess this Ralph Lauren guy really knows what he's doing.
Babe? My brother got arrested.
I haven't spoken to him in six years, and they want me to rush in and bail him out.
Okay, I have about a hundred questions.
Why aren't you speaking to him? Because last time I visited, he stole a check from my checkbook, forged my signature and helped himself to thousands of dollars.
That's horrible.
Wait, he still lives at home with your father? How old is he? He's too old to be living with my father.
How did you turn out so good and him so not? Because he was supposed to be their lottery ticket.
I was supposed to stay home, marry a Greek man, make Greek babies and moussaka.
He's got to be so intimidated by you.
I mean, you're so intelligent and accomplished, and you've done all that on your own.
It must be cold there in your shadow.
You did not just say that.
My mom loves Bette Midler.
Oh, Kirby.
Look, I'm just saying that this whole situation's lousy.
Yeah.
That's the right word for it.
What are you gonna do? Oh, my gosh! I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry! I didn't think my shoot would run so late! Hi! That's okay.
We weren't waiting long.
Oh, good.
Yes, we were.
Okay, come on! Oh, hey, you.
Oh, hey.
I keep forgetting that you're here all day now.
Oh, is this the time you usually get home from school? Shannon's mom took us to Chelsea Piers after.
Oh, you should have called me.
I would have met you.
I would have, but we wanted to have fun.
Oh, thanks a lot.
Where are you going? You want to talk? Homework.
Algebra test tomorrow.
Well, you want help? I'm a wiz.
Mom, do me a favor and un-quit your job.
I'm so sorry, Celia.
I wouldn't have gotten lamb if I knew you were a vegetarian.
Yeah, I guess something must have happened between the Sausage McMuffin this morning and now.
E.
B.
White changed my life.
Yeah, well, let him do it after dinner, okay? I'm sorry.
I like her to read, so I let her read at home at the table, and No, no, no, no, no! I don't mind.
I loved that book when I was your age.
What else do you like? Why? Well, because I'm interested.
Why? All right, you know what? Now you're just being rude.
It's okay.
No, we can catch up later.
You're probably at a really good part of the book, huh? Is Charlotte still alive? Charlotte dies? Oh, no! She Her She No, she Nico Reilly? We're ready for you.
So what did that outfit set you back, Nico Pappademos? Two grand, or what? What did that outfit set you back? Yeah, you win.
I'm really screwed here.
I've been trying to get it together.
You get so low, you rip off your own sister? It makes a person think.
Look, I'm sorry that I did that to you.
I waited a long time to hear that.
So, you gonna bust me out of this place, or what? I don't know yet.
I'm not sure.
Maybe it'll take me six years to do the right thing.
Come on.
I'm innocent, Nico.
My friend in the DA's office said there were audio tapes in the car.
Yeah, but I didn't know about that.
Well, how did you know how to buy those stocks? I've been working.
I've been working really hard, saving my dough.
I asked my bosses what I should invest in so I could maximize my return.
They gave me the names.
The bastards set me up.
And I had it all worked out, too.
I was gonna come to your house with a box of Devil Dogs.
You still like Devil Dogs, right? Devil Dogs, yeah.
Georgie, my tastes have changed since I was 10.
Oh, come on.
I was gonna come to your house with the box.
You were gonna open the box and it would be all the money I took from you.
Hmm? That was so funny when that happened.
Wendy? Hi.
What are you doing out of the office in the middle of the afternoon? Oh, I'm taking a me day.
Well, if I ever get a job again, it better have plenty of me days.
Listen, I've been meaning to call you since I never see you here.
Oh, well, never say never.
Well, I'm heading up the food drive again this year.
The Thanksgiving baskets.
Oh.
Each classroom is adopting a family.
Oh, good, I could help with the baskets.
I would love to do the baking.
Oh, no, no, no, no, you, I need for the auction.
Anybody can bake, but who else can get a Johnny Depp doodle, hmm? Do you know how much that sold for? Oh, you know what? I was thinking about being more hands-on this time.
Sweetie, we don't need your hands.
We just need your connections.
Oh, Janet, thank you so much for taking the kids to Chelsea Piers yesterday.
Maddie said she had a great time.
I didn't take the girls anywhere yesterday.
Oh, gosh.
Here's Taylor.
Hi, Mom! Hey, guy.
Hi! Come on.
Oh, my, thank you.
Come on, we're gonna be late.
Bye.
Okay, bye! For what? Nice seeing you, Wendy.
For making your sister's life miserable.
Cool.
Do you think it's her style? Well, I think it is.
I made this spider myself.
I think it's beautiful, but you don't need to give her presents.
I want to.
Look.
She will like you.
Just don't rush things.
I knew she didn't like me.
Which I don't get, frankly.
Kids usually love me.
Dogs do, too, by the way.
Cats, a little less.
It just takes her a little time to warm up, okay? Why don't you keep the bag and give it to her next month? Her birthday's coming up.
What did she say about me? Okay, how about I choose an adjective and then you nod if I get close.
Flaky.
Nosy.
Shallow? Stunning! Wait till you see the shots of yourself on the garbage shoot.
One word, absolutely stunning.
I'll look at them later.
They're gonna be plastered all over the city this weekend, which is perfect timing because we have that Cadillac thing on Saturday, assuming you do not have any prior engagements that I don't know about.
I will be there.
Me, plus two.
Plus two? Not Bob the Builder? And his daughter.
Don't say anything mean.
Hey, Mom.
"Hey, Mom"? Don't you mean, "Hey, gullible person who believes things you tell them"? Were you even at Chelsea Piers yesterday? Yes.
I knew if I said I was just with Shannon, you'd be pissed.
That's why I told you her mom took us.
Oh, that makes me feel so much better.
It was a tiny, little lie.
You don't lie to me! Would you chill out? Go to your room.
Now.
Don't say it.
Don't say what? You're gonna tell me that I'm being too hard on her, you always do.
What I was gonna say is that she might be more honest with you if you're more honest with her.
You know what? I don't need your grief, too.
Hey, Papa.
Hi.
How was he? He was okay.
Uh-huh.
It was good to see him, though.
Here, this will cover the bail.
Oh, thank you.
What happens next? I don't know.
I've got some calls in to a few lawyers.
Demetrius! It's getting busy in there.
Call Angie, see if she can grab a shift.
Right away, Marc.
Yeah, okay.
I'll check in later.
I sold the restaurant to him three years ago.
You sold it? Yeah.
Oh, he kept the name, unlike you.
What happened? We needed the cash.
George George had a bad run for a while.
Did George steal from you? No, absolutely not.
Dad, tell me the truth.
I know what he's capable of.
Did he steal from you? Nico! Your brother is a good kid, and if you don't believe in him, then go away.
Go back to your fancy life.
So it's coming up on the 50th birthday of the Barbie doll.
Should we do something for that? Send her a tiny little plastic cake.
One second.
Griffin, can I help you with something? Nope, just thought I'd stop in.
Just make believe I'm not here.
All right, anything else? Right here.
Yeah, Scott.
There was an article I saw in the Daily News the other day, a couple of paragraphs, but I think it's gonna blow up into something bigger.
Like what? Some limo driver in Queens got arrested.
Apparently, he was driving some Wall Street people around and recording their conversations.
I don't think we need to look at the police blotter of the Daily News for inspiration.
Anything else? Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
Wait, wait, hold on! But think about it.
He probably hears all kinds of dirt driving rich people around who treat him like he's invisible.
The guy's in jail.
He's probably willing to name names, and I bet there's some good ones.
I think it's very Bonfire, but, hey, I'm not here.
Okay, moving on.
Did the writer know it was your brother? Of course not, but once he starts digging around, it's just a matter of time before he finds out, and I could really live without that.
Oh, God, seriously, Nico, is that really what you're concerned about? I'd prefer my colleagues not to know that my brother's a crook who uses my father's business as his own personal ATM.
How is that any reflection on you? Because once people know that they can take you down a couple notches, then they throw a party.
Somebody took her cynical pill today.
Oh, come on.
You know that I'm right.
I mean, why are we having lunch here instead of a restaurant? It's 'cause you don't want to be seen without a job.
I had to wait for the plumber.
Did this place change owners? Because I don't remember there being so much mayo in the tuna salad.
I don't think they've changed.
You think I'm hiding? I'm not hiding.
I'm proud of what I did with Noah.
I would do it again in a heartbeat, no matter what it cost me.
I know you would.
Okay, can we just have a nice lunch? Fine.
Fine.
Look, I know you've got more to say.
Why don't you just say it, okay? I can take it.
Look, it's bad for us.
Us? Who us? Women! Women? Oh, so you're speaking for all women, now? Boy, that must be exhausting.
Wendy, I just think what you did on that Lennon movie What, help someone who was dying? You think that's girly? You think there's weakness in that? I didn't say it was weak, but you lost your job over it I call it compassionate.
Okay, we know that you guys handle things differently.
We've established that, stop fighting.
You made an emotional decision at work, which a man would never make.
Wow, you know what? If a man did say that, it would be offensive.
But it wouldn't be shocking.
Hearing it from you A man would never say it to you.
He would say it about you, he would say it behind your back.
I'm telling you the truth.
Your truth.
Stop it right now! I'm not kidding! She is a brilliant businesswoman, and you know that, and she can be compassionate when she wants to be, and whatever you want to do with your family, however you want to handle it, that's your business, not ours.
Although I do think it's a little bit strange that I've known you for years and I've never met them.
Okay, Vic I'm not finished! Now, you both have been through things that are a little bit high on the stress scale these last couple of months, and by the way, my life is not a walk in the park, either.
So stop taking it out on each other, and let's just eat! Oh, that's funny? I'm sorry, it's pretty funny.
I didn't know she could be that tough.
I'm all scared, now.
I'm scared, I can't even eat, I'm so scared.
Seriously, up yours.
Okay! Up yours.
Hey, Tommy.
She's not here.
I practically have an ankle cuff on her.
I know she's not here.
I wanted to talk to you.
Por qué? Because we need to discuss this party Saturday.
This is gonna be a huge deal for Victory, okay? There's gonna be a lot of press there.
I need her to be on top of her game, look her best, make a big splash for the glitterati.
Get what I'm saying? Yeah, you want me to wear my Armani overalls.
I get what you're saying.
Good.
Just as long as we understand each other.
Uh-huh.
Place is looking very fancy! Muchas gracias.
De nada.
No.
No way.
George, it is the best way for the truth to come out.
I'm not spilling my guts to some reporter so you can sell magazines.
If you want to help me, dump the story.
If you're in over your head, the smartest thing to do is come clean.
I am throwing you a lifeline, here.
Will you just take it? Here we go, just like always.
Poor Georgie, the big bad bullies take advantage of him.
Yeah, not this time.
You know what? I was in on it.
I was in on the whole thing, and we have a deal.
And I'm sticking to it.
Who's "we" and what kind of deal? The guys who bought the car for me.
They told me that if we get caught, I keep my mouth shut, I take the rap, I get a slap on the wrist, maybe do a little jail time, and then, when it's all over, they're gonna do right by me.
No, Georgie, you did not say yes to that.
And if your reporter comes sniffing around looking for some kind of story, they're gonna think that I ratted them out to you.
They're using you.
How can you not see that? You think they're gonna save you? They're gonna let you rot in jail forever! They won't.
All right, you know what? I'm gonna call my friend Alan.
He's a defense attorney, he's gonna help you get through this, and if you have any information that the prosecutors need, maybe they'll go easier on you.
Stop it, just stop talking, okay? I was very clear on this, and now you're making it all worse! Georgie, please, can you just do this for Dad? You leave him out of this.
He doesn't know anything about this.
Don't you dare.
Don't you dare tell him anything! Now what am I supposed to do? I didn't know it was the Academy Awards.
You stay close to me, honey, okay? Hi, you look gorgeous.
Thanks.
I need you to do the press line.
She'll find you.
You'll be all right? Fine.
So she drags us here and now she's dumping us? Figures.
I'll find you.
Hi.
Hi, again.
Champagne? Hey.
Hey, Kirby, how you doing? Who said I wouldn't know anybody here? Oh, there's Victory.
Victory! Hi, honey! Oh.
Wow, hello, gorgeous.
Oh, wow.
You, too, wow! Oh, Kirby! Why, finally.
I feel like I've known you for a long time.
Thanks for making her smile again.
Weren't you bringing Rodrigo and his daughter? I wanted to meet them.
Yes, but I've lost them, so if you see a really good-looking guy with a little girl who looks like she can't stand me, you found them.
Oh, honey, and Wendy, have you seen her? No, I haven't seen her, either, so, later? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Oh, I'm going that way.
Whoa, easy, miss.
You are lucky I convinced your mother to let you come out tonight.
Okay.
So please don't make me regret it.
Oh, okay.
We all right? Yep.
Okay.
Hi.
Oh, this is a much bigger deal than I thought it was going to be.
Well, let's go find you your ladies.
Oh, honey, I'm gonna go home.
You go inside with the kids.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
What's wrong? My stomach's feeling queasy all of a sudden.
I thought I was up for all of this, but guess what? I'm not.
Darling, then we'll all leave.
No, it's okay, I'll be fine.
Really, go, have fun.
You sure? Yes.
Go.
I want you to.
Okay.
Okay.
Come on now, kids.
Hey, that guy over there is checking you out.
That's my new boss.
I know what you're thinking.
Gee, I am so lucky to get to see Griffin on the weekend, too.
You're a mind reader.
Mmm.
Griffin, this is Kirby Atwood.
Griffin Bell.
It's good to meet you.
You, too, you, too.
So, the guy driving me here couldn't wait to reassure me that there weren't any recording devices in the car.
Evidently, that story's reached a lot of people.
Look, I've been thinking about it since our meeting, and I don't see it for Bonfire.
I do.
Can you get me a refill? Mmm-hmm.
Thank you.
Sure.
Can I get you anything? No, thank you, Kirby.
I know what our readers want.
This is not it.
It is so interesting to me that you have such a strong negative reaction to this story.
It makes me think that one of those people who ran his or her mouth in the back of the limo was a close friend of yours.
Or maybe you're afraid if we run this, you'll lose an invitation to some Fourth of July party in Amagansett.
Am I getting warm? If one of your friends was involved, would you still go after this? With both barrels.
Why are you making editorial decisions for my magazine? Why are you fighting me so hard? Because that limo driver from Queens who was arrested, he's my brother.
I'm waiting for the punch line.
There is none.
That's your brother? Things are strained enough between me and my family without me destroying him in print, so I'm asking you to please not pursue this any further.
Queens? Damn, I had you pegged for Connecticut.
A lot of people think that.
And usually I let them keep on thinking it.
There you guys are.
Oh, no, what happened? A whole bunch of photographers chasing after who the hell knows who, and they practically ran her over.
Oh, God, I'm so sorry.
Does it hurt? Yeah.
This party's horrible.
Why are we even here? Well, I thought it would be fun, and it's for a good cause.
Can't everybody just stay home, send the money to the charity, and not waste gas getting here? Celia.
And not make the charity have to buy them expensive food? Hey.
Isn't that what you said, Papa? Channel 4 News, who's in, who's out? You're in, go be delightful.
Okay.
All right, just one second.
Give me two minutes.
I'll be right back.
No, listen, I'm just gonna take her home, okay? Really? I think we've had enough for the evening.
Okay, just take the limo and I'll find a ride.
Subway's fine.
Go.
Go do your thing.
Vic, we gotta go.
Hi, Victory.
I love your designs.
Well, thank you.
You're opening your first store soon.
That's very exciting! Yes, it is.
I am I am very excited.
Hi, Mommy! Hi, Mom.
Hello.
Hi.
How was it? The usual thing.
Half-decent band, lamb chops the size of your pinky nail.
Kids are starving.
I said I'd whip up some guacamole.
How's your stomach? What? Oh, it's better.
Nico and Victory were asking after you.
Talk to me.
Sweetheart, would you just please listen? Listen.
I know how much you loved that job, okay? Sweetie, I'm here for you, come on.
Come here.
No, come here.
Come here.
Ew, what a mess.
The messier the preparation, the better it tastes.
Maddie, Taylor, could you come here for a minute? I want to talk to you.
Go talk to your mom.
Come here.
Did we do something wrong? No.
No.
I didn't come home tonight because I felt sick.
I just felt a little funny being at that party.
And I didn't quit my job like I said I did.
I got fired.
Why? Because I did a bad thing.
I did it for a good reason.
Well, I thought it was a good reason, but it was irresponsible.
And the details are not important, but basically, I made a very big decision without telling anybody, and I lied about it.
You lied? I did.
Why? It happens.
She's human.
I thought I could get away with it, because I was the boss, and no one could touch me, but that was wrong.
I was wrong.
Are we going to be poor? No, no, no.
No.
Well, ask me in a few months.
Come here.
You okay? Yeah? Can I have a kiss? Louder.
Thank you.
All right, go help your dad.
Was that about Noah Mason dying? Uh-huh.
I thought so.
I think it's cool you tried to let him make the movie.
Let's have some guacamole.
Okay.
Guacamole.
Yummy.
How's Celia's leg? Better.
So much for mixing business with pleasure, huh? I meant the party.
I didn't mean you.
Maybe I did.
Look, Victory, I have never dated a woman like you before.
Now I know why.
Gee, thanks.
Your life is big and glam and pictures and dress-up.
I'm not like that.
I'm just a simple Wait, stop.
My life, my actual life, is about my friends and caring about the state of the world and trying to be generous and being nice to children even when they aren't nice to me.
See? You don't even have to go Wait! Maybe there's parts of my life that seem fake to you, but most of it isn't, so don't judge.
I'm two people.
I'm the one on the label, and then there's just me.
And what if I only want to go out with one of you? You can't.
And that's not fair, Rodrigo.
Everybody comes with baggage, you know? Even you.
I know.
Here.
What are these? We were supposed to go see Young Frankenstein next week, remember? Take Celia.
Just don't tell her that they're from me, and she'll have a lot more fun.
He won't do time.
The prosecutor needs his testimony more than he needs George sitting in prison.
He gave me his word.
But why does he have to plead guilty? Because he's guilty! Sorry.
Sorry, Dad.
I did it.
He became the way he is because of me.
I don't know, Dad.
No, I did you a very big favor by ignoring you.
I know I was a lousy father to you, but you You were so sure of yourself.
You were so independent.
You were so confident from when you were a little kid.
I mean, George, he needed me.
I didn't think you needed me.
You were wrong.
Let me Let me help you buy the place back.
I can do that, Pop.
Yeah, yeah, I know you can.
No.
George is gonna do it.
When? I don't know, but he wants to make it up to me.
I gotta let him.
Right.
We'll be open in 10 minutes, Anthony.
All right.
Okay? I'll see you soon.
Don't be a stranger, okay? Okay.
Hug your pop.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
Okay.
Thank you.
I'm Victory Ford, urging you to help keep New York glam, put your trash in the can.
Shut up.
Hey.
Hey.
You okay? Yeah.
Come with me.
I want to show you the house I grew up in.