Player 5150

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Oh, f***!

I did it again.

I f***ing did it again.

F***!

I can't believe that

I did it again.

I promised I would never put

myself back in this position

and I'm right back

where I shouldn't be.

Why?

Here's how it works.

The Index Option

offers the investor

an opportunity to either capitalize

on an expected market movement

or to protect his holdings

in underlying instruments.

Can you hold on for

one second, Mr. Alden?

Carolyn, could you get

me Mr. Haggerty, please?

He's at Jeffries

in Dallas. Thank you.

Right away, Mr. Delgado.

Mr. Haggerty.

How are you, buddy?

No. I'm good, I'm good.

Call the charter, Diane.

Push back my take off an hour.

I'll see to it

right away, Mr. Villa.

What's your play today?

I want two $1,000-bets on number

three in the seventh at Hollywood Park.

Firestorm?

That horse is going out

at a hundred to one.

Haven't let you

down yet, have I?

Okay.

Exactly. Right.

More equity savings

on the consumer side.

Call Joey Delgado

at Barman's.

Ask him to meet me at

Trump's this afternoon.

Get my satchel

out of the safe.

Leave it with the concierge there.

His name's Bobby.

Ask him to seat us somewhere

we can have some privacy.

Okay. Okay.

All right, bye-bye.

Carolyn, I need

Ali, please.

She's at the campaign

headquarters number. Thank you.

Mr. Alden?

Hey!

I'm so sorry. Um...

Right. Yeah.

It sounds good

to me. It does.

No. We need his

public endorsement.

Not just some pat on the head.

I don't care what it takes to get it.

If we gotta get dirty, we gotta get dirty.

We don't have time to deal with this.

Joey's office's

on line three.

Hey. How did you do that?

I was just thinking about you.

It sounds pretty busy over there.

Like you've got your hands full.

Yeah, it's her.

Something bad's going on.

He must've done something

and she caught him.

You can cut the

intrigue with a hacksaw.

Headlines. Ali Brandt tied to Governor-Elect's

dirty pre-election philandering.

Listen, um, I have a meeting later

today at Trump's with a client.

By the way, your shirt and your slacks

are ready at the cleaners for you.

You called the

cleaners for me?

Yeah, why?

Like you would?

I guess I'll pick them up at the cleaners

and then I'll come straight to you.

Just don't be late

whatever you do.

I don't wanna be stuck dancing with

Governor Groper until you get there.

Actually, I'd like

to see that.

Yeah, you really would.

Oh, I gotta go.

There's my other line.

I'll see you tonight.

I love you.

I love you, too, Ali.

Bye.

You want one, Beno?

Not while I'm working.

Oh, aren't you Mister

Nine to Five?

The punk here yet?

No, not yet, T.

Hey. Keep doing that sh*t.

You gonna get the thins.

More than you do

for me, Tony.

Dwayne's here, Tony.

Little brave Dwayne.

He's late.

Give him a minute to think

about it. Then send him back.

Okay.

Put that sh*t away

and get out of here.

F***. Tony?

Tony.

Why do you always make me leave

every time you bring people back here?

Because I said so,

little girl.

I'm doing business here. Go on out

front 'till I have Z bring you back.

You always make me leave

every time you do business.

Why can't I see

this side of it?

I'm learning the phones. It's part of business.

You said you would teach me.

Not this side of it, okay?

Not this side.

Go out front and have

Z make you macaroni.

I'm not hungry.

Honey, you're killing me. Go.

You want me give you a crack?

You always crack me.

I'll give you a crack.

Go. Go.

Next time

I'm staying.

I'm staying,

Tony, even if.

I'm staying.

Next time.

It's a good thing she's cute.

Still I gotta rethink her.

Beno, bring the guy in.

You want the rest of the

macaroni from yesterday?

Don't me a dick.

Well, look what

the cat dragged in.

Tony, how you doing?

I've been better!

I get a little irritable when I don't

get what's mine in a timely manner.

Good!

Dwaine, Dwaine, Dwaine,

Dwaine, Dwaine, Dwaine.

What the hell am I

gonna do with you, huh?

I'll have the rest

of it next week.

Wow! Dwaine.

Let me ask you.

What do I look like to you?

I mean, I'm standing right here.

What do I look like to you?

What do you mean?

What I mean is, what

do I look like to you?

I mean, do I look like a

Home Savings and f***ing Loan? Huh?

Not really.

Not really?

Do I look like a Wells f***ing Fargo?

I'll have the rest of it next

week, Tony. I swear to God.

Next week.

The theory of next, right?

I hate the theory

of next. I do.

We're gonna have a little

lesson in understanding, okay?

Okay? Yeah,

come here.

Come here.

Knock-knock.

I said knock-knock, Dwaine.

Come on, it's a game.

I say knock-knock. You say

who's there? It's fun, okay?

Knock-knock.

Who's there?

Dwaine. Dwaine

the tub.

Get it?

I'm drowning?

Isn't that funny?

I'm "dwowning," Dwaine.

"Dwowning."

It burns!

I'm sorry.

Cool off. Cool off.

All right.

Life gets rough when you

don't pay your f***ing bills!

This is what happens when

you don't pay your bills.

Okay? All right.

Ooh, look at

that there.

F***!

Get up.

Come on.

That'll heal.

Here. Don't bleed

on my floor.

Okay. As much fun as that was,

there's a lesson to be learned here.

That is, when you owe the money,

you gotta pay the man. Okay?

Yeah, Tony.

Sure.

We're clear. You're gonna bring

the rest of the 7,500 you owe me,

plus another

Ten thousand?

Where am I gonna get $10,000?

I don't care where you get

it as long as you do get it.

Okay? Otherwise Beno

is gonna come after you,

and that's gonna be even

more fun than we had here.

But look, take this.

I'm doing you a favor.

What the sh*t is this?

Get out of here

and get me my money.

Beno, is it me?

How are things, Joey?

Th-things are good.

Got a few concerns, Joe.

Okay.

I've been going over

some of your work.

You're hitting numbers

like nobody in this office.

Yes, sir.

Joe, I've seen it a thousand times

with young talented guys like you.

It sounds basic, but, uh,

are you getting your sleep?

You're the first

to arrive. Last to go.

I love what I do.

If that's what

you mean.

Oh, I know you do, but, uh, some

of these decisions you've made

they've made some of our

clients a little nervous.

Okay.

A few of your

calls, uh,

were played like you

were a swing trader.

Letting sit overnight?

The client has

extreme expectations.

These portfolios are

the sum of the hard work

of real people's

lives, Joe.

This company's reputation

was built on being conservative.

What you did

is called gambling.

That reputation

can ruin a company.

Mr. Barman...

It's your job to contour

our client's expectations.

It's critical to our

overall success here.

Sometimes it can become

a fine line can't it?

And it's your job

to know the difference.

Yes, Carolyn?

There's a deli delivery

person here to see you.

Uh, he says his

name is Beno.

Okay. Um...

Yeah, uh... Yeah,

send him back.

Okay.

F***.

Hey, Beno.

I was actually just

gonna call you guys.

It's right here

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