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"manufacturing
state-of-the-art technology
in a core service industry. "
That's it, all right?.
You didn't want to know
any more than that?
The deal was
no questions asked.
Yeah, anyway,
we trust our agents.
Anyone would have done the same
in our position,
anyone with balls.
You all applied?
Yeah.
If this job is so prestigious,
why the need to advertise?
They didn't.
We have our sources.
All right, looks like we're
a little bit outnumbered here.
Well,
I wouldn't cry about it.
You've got the edge
over us now.
Oh, really?
How'd you work that one out?
Well, you're wanted,
aren't you?
They invited you to apply.
See, I'd say
we're disadvantaged
because you showed
the initiative to apply.
So tell us what you know,
starting with
a complete job description.
We don't have
that information.
Oh, right, and you expect us
to believe that?
We don't know any more
about the job than you do.
We just know about the company,
and believe me,
the worst job with them
beats the best
anyone else can offer.
He's right.
Who they are, who the CEO is
and what he's achieved,
that's all you need to know.
All right, then,
so tell us about him.
I'll give you a clue.
Ten years ago,
around the world
got sick and started dying.
You may have read about that.
Then a medical researcher
patented a virus suppressant.
The mortality rate
halved in six months,
and now his company
is the biggest player
with a turnover of $20 billion
and a market capitalization
of $60 billion.
If it was a nation-state,
it would rank as the world's
eighth largest economy.
Next year,
that rises to sixth.
You may have
read about that too.
Bi-Org?
To determine the next 80 years
of your lives.
Remember?
Longevity is what they do.
Antisense drugs, gene therapy,
microsurgical applications.
Bullshit.
They announced
Everyone knows that.
Publicly, that's true.
Privately,
they're expanding again,
gearing up for a big push
of some kind.
They've found a cure.
They must have.
Manufacturing and marketing
would triple in size
for the rollout.
There'd be jobs
for all of us.
We don't know that.
But it's possible, isn't it?
How long would FDA approval take
if it's true?
Do you know?.
That's not my field.
Whoa, hold on.
Why are you so interested?
Is there something
you want to tell us?
If you're asking
am I infected, White,
the answer is no.
I'm clean.
Oh, right.
But someone you know isn't,
right?
We all know somebody
with the virus.
That's why they call it
a pandemic.
Nice evasive maneuver,
but we're actually talking
about you
and the real reason
you're here.
Yeah.
So what relative is it?
Is it your mum?
Your dad?
Little sister-
It's my partner, okay?
He can't afford
the suppressants,
but they're discounted
to employees.
Are you happy now?
So who else
is a charity case here?
Hmm?.
Yeah, you wouldn't speak up
if you were, would you?
You wouldn't want to commit
career suicide on camera
like she just has.
With a little help from you.
What?
Hold on.
I didn't create
her situation.
I've just exposed it.
Doesn't matter.
If she gets the answer right,
she's still hired,
like the rest of us.
Oh, really? What?
Says who?
What?
What? Them?
If memory serves me correct...
The only rules in here
are our rules.
They can disqualify everyone,
okay?
They can do
whatever they like,
and we can't do a thing
about it.
So congratulations.
You have just
disqualified yourself
without breaking any rules.
Now, he won't kick you out,
but you are dead in the water,
honey.
Dead in the water.
Don't listen to him.
We'll get through this together,
all right?
Thanks,
but I don't need your help,
because my situation
isn't a weakness.
It's a strength.
I'm sure they're smart enough
to realize that.
And if I could talk to the CEO,
the treatment my partner needs
will only deepen my commitment
to his organization
for years to come.
You really think
he's behind there?
for years.
No one outside his inner circle
has even seen him
since the IPO.
If he wanted to hire
an assistant,
this is the way he'd do it.
What are you doing?
Proving my worth.
You may have run out of ideas,
but I haven't.
Don't even try
talking to him.
I'm not gonna talk to him.
or is he just happy
to see you?
What have we here?
Is that all?.
Heat may have an effect
if the papers have been
chemically treated.
If we warmed them
from beneath-
It's not heat and chemicals,
Black.
It's just chemicals.
What are you talking about?
H20?
It's in all our bodily fluids.
We don't know what these pipes
are connected to.
You could pump any liquid
through them.
Come on, Einstein.
Good Lord.
You're right.
These aren't infrared at all.
These are safelights,
common standard-issue
safelights.
We're in a darkroom.
This room
is a great, big darkroom.
And this must be
photographic paper.
Meaning we can develop it?
You hope.
Developing photos
isn't a one-stage process.
fixing agents.
For color photography.
To pull black letters
from a white background,
all you need
is developing fluid,
nothing more.
Let's do this.
I'm in.
Even if she's right,
am I the only one
is a bad idea?
It'll be diluted.
I doubt they want
to hire damaged goods.
But covering your eyes, nose,
and mouth may be wise.
They're not the only things
worth covering.
Oh, that's it.
Join in at last.
You're deaf but not dumb, eh?
No worries, love.
Let me.
Let's go.
Well?.
It could take a few moments.
Where's my paper?
Has anyone seen my paper?
No.
You bastard!
Bastard!
How could you?
How could you?
Bastard!
What did you just do?
What I had to.
I should
punch your lights out.
Black, what did you do?
It's not what he did.
It's what he said.
What?
"Lights out. "
So...
Lights up.
That's better.
Lights out.
Lights up.
Voice-activated.
They're playing with us.
Great, isn't it?
Okay, from now on, everybody,
watch what you say.
And do.
Up one minute,
down the next.
Can't write on this anymore,
can you?
Go on, try it.
All right, don't then.
Are you hungry, mate?
Oi, are you hungry?
I am.
I'm really hungry.
There's no snack machines
in here, though, are there?
Go on, rip it up.
Oi, rip it up.
Hey.
What did I tell you before?
She said leave him alone,
White.
That's it, hold it.
Hold it.
That's it, hold it.
Tear it up.
Rip it up.
White, will you stop?
Tear it.
Go on, like that.
Tear it.
That's it.
There, there, there, there.
I won't tell you again, White!
That's it.
That's a good boy.
Go on. Go on.
Go on, more, more, more.
Put it in your mouth.
S'il vous plait.
S'il... S'il vous plait.
And then there were five.
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