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There is no wrong.

There is no wrong.

- Oh, good morning, Brenda.

- Good morning.

James is waiting for you

in your office.

Excellent!

Just the man I wanna see!

Ok, here's what I need.

I need a half an hour.

No interruptions,

no matter what.

And I also need another copy

of the Jericho report.

Okay, so the bank called again

about your car payment.

- What do you want me to do?

- I'll fix it, no worries.

- Paul, we need to talk.

- Yes, we do.

I heard from the bank

this morning.

Of course you did.

Were you able

to buy us some time?

- Yes, 5 days.

- That's good.

But that was 4 days ago.

Time's up, Paul.

If you've got

something up your sleeve,

now is the time

to pull it out.

We're gonna roll out

Project Jericho.

It isn't ready.

I just talked to Matt...

It's ready enough!

I'm gonna make

the announcement

at the next projections

meeting for the BVCA.

What projections meeting?

The one we're having

Monday morning.

Paul, if the BVCA

invests in Tycor

because you've intentionally

misrepresented yourself,

both they and the bank

can bring legal action.

You think you have problems now?

We're talking the SOC and the FBI.

Add to it that

every employee here

could be considered

an accomplice and face jail time.

It was a fluke.

This JOS character

just got lucky.

- Paul, this is a bad idea!

- James.

I'm the captain

of my own ship!

Paul, they're taking

your car away!

- What? Who is?

- The bank. They're repossessing it.

Why didn't you get me?!

You asked not to be disturbed,

and they just came,

and now they're towing it.

Matt!

How long will it take you to put

together a full demo of Jericho?

- I take it it didn't go too well.

- How long?

Well, I mean, I'd have to

get all the data put together

on 3D histograms.

- If you want any kind of animation...

- Monday morning?

What happened?

Don't ask.

She's gonna leave

if I don't do something.

- Are you alright?

- Yes, I'm fine.

I'm just saying,

just be careful.

Yeah.

Hey, he used some variation

of a Trojan Horse

to bypass security protocol.

What?

That's how he bypassed

security protocol.

What are you talking about?

- JOS620.

- Yeah?

He got in

through the back door.

Well, can we close it?

Probably.

I'd really like to know

who left the door open.

The security breach

is on the inside?

Isn't it always?

I hope not.

Can I borrow your car?

I'm here to see Mrs. Santos.

- Would you mind dialing her up?

- No problem. One moment.

Thank you.

Sir, there she goes

right there.

Paul?

David, how ya doing?

What are you doing here?

I've been staying here

since Liz and I split, you know,

until I can get my feet

on the ground and find my own place.

Yeah, I heard about that.

We saw you guys at church.

It came as a total shock

to Beth and I.

Me too.

Look, I know this

is none of my business,

but how did you

let this happen?

- Me?

- Yeah, your affair.

I didn't have an affair.

She did.

Liz?

Yeah, she...

She fell in love with

some guy she met on the Internet.

I'm sorry, we just assumed...

- That it was the man.

- Yeah.

Yeah, not this time.

Can I buy you

a cup of coffee?

Actually, women

are more susceptible

to this kind of thing

than men are.

I know it sounds odd,

but they call it emotional adultery.

I'm not following.

It's the Internet age, man.

Where have you been?

Happily married.

So was I.

So was I.

It usually goes this way.

Maybe a woman is

unhappy in her marriage.

Maybe she's bored.

Maybe she's just going through

some kind of a mid-life crisis.

The point is there doesn't

necessarily have to be

anything wrong in her life.

The next thing you know

she starts talking to

somebody in her Zumba class,

or it could be a co-worker

in the next cubicle over.

It could be just

somebody she sees

at a school bus stop

every morning.

It can happen anywhere,

anytime.

What could happen?

She met somebody

on an Internet chat room

intended for people

interested in investing

in the stock market.

- Liz?

- Yeah.

Come on, how did it happen?

They start off as friends,

you know?

At least that's how Liz told me

that it happened with her.

Next thing you know, they're

talking about common interests.

That leads to more personal

discussions about, you name it,

intimate struggles,

doubts, feelings, fears,

the kinda things

that should be intended

exclusively for

a marriage relationship.

When did they actually meet?

I don't even think

that they have in person.

The guy lives in Wyoming.

But how's it an affair?

She thinks, she...

believes

that she's gonna have

a future with this guy,

one...

one brighter than

the one she has with...

with me.

Hang on.

I guess I'm gonna have to

run back to the office.

You know what

the scary thing is?

Is that...

I had a good marriage.

Imagine what would happen

if someone's in a bad marriage.

Sorry I'm late.

What's up?

You've got company.

She's here?

Tycor, here to

keep your secrets.

Hi, Beth!

Don't look so disappointed.

Come on, don't be silly.

I'm just... I'm surprised.

- Surprised?

- Yeah.

Lunch today at that

new place on Tucker Street?

I'm so sorry.

Iran into David

at his hotel,

and I spent the better part

of the day talking to him.

How is he?

He's holding on.

I found the bills, Paul.

Were you ever

planning on telling me?

I'm sorry, honey.

I just didn't want you to worry.

I will fix it.

Hey, Beth.

What a pleasant surprise.

Hello, Ryan.

I see you two are busy,

so I'll just leave you two to it.

Wait, honey.

Look, I'm sorry.

Let me make it

up to you, okay?

I will, promise.

It's fine.

Good bye, Ryan.

Bye, Beth.

Did I interrupt?

No, no, every-thing's fine.

So what's going on?

You tell me.

Looks like we're closing

on Jericho Monday morning.

Big day for Tycor.

That means you found JOS.

Well, not exactly, but Matt thinks

he's got everything figured out.

It's gonna be fine.

The BVCA is gonna want it,

and in less than 24 hours

I'm gonna be at the bank

with a commitment letter.

That's what I'm talking about.

The crops are saved.

The crops are saved.

Oh, Monday on the rollout,

I wanna make sure I don't miss it.

When and where?

That's top secret, Ryan.

You know that.

Okay, whatever,

send me a doughnut.

Hey, Matt.

Oh, a visit from

the head of marketing.

- To what do we owe this honor?

- I hear you solved the JOS620 issue.

No, I mean, not entirely.

I found a hole in the security

protocol and closed it,

but hopefully

there aren't any more.

A hole, huh?

Alright, well,

I just wanna make sure

we're definitely on

for Monday morning.

Yeah, we're good to go.

Alright, thanks.

Oh, and what time

is the rollout?

I got a press release

I gotta put together.

That's on a

need-to-know basis.

I mean, you're gonna

have to ask Paul.

I know, but he's been

acting a little funny lately.

Between you and me, I think

there's issues going on at home.

I walked in on him and Beth, and

it was like World War Ill in there.

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