"[ringtone plays wicked witch's theme from the Wizard of Oz]" " I'll be there, Lauren." "I'm on my way." " Morning." " Hi." " What's going on?" " Today is the reading of the will" "My father's will." " That's a big deal." " Oh, not really." "I mean... [cell phone vibrating, ringing] it's not for me." " Yeah." "All right, give me a break, Leo, okay?" "I'm on my way." " Seems like a big deal." " I'm looking at this as, um..." "An opportunity for a fresh start." " [chuckles] coffee?" " Coffee?" "Look at you." "No, I'm good." "My assistant is making me some." "Oh, I hope he is." "Yeah." " I'll be here." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" " Spencer, I'm on my way." " You feeling all right about this this morning?" " Yeah, good." "You know, I'm just, uh," "Looking forward to moving on," "Having this over and done with." " Well, if you get here, then it will be." " That's why dad made you the executor." "You're so logical." " And he knew you would never do it." " Yep, that too." "See you soon." " Raymond?" "Raymond?" "Have you seen my assistant?" " Oh, he's, uh..." " He's-- raymond." " Good talk." " Raymond, I never got my morning briefing." "Wh--where is my stapler?" " I don't know." " You're fired." " I'm what?" " You're fired." " Why?" "I didn't take your stapler." "That went out to a client, and you know what?" "Even if you didn't take my stapler," "You certainly didn't prevent it from being tak." "So good-bye, raymond." "Where is Kate?" " Almost here." "I just talked to her" "Found raymond." " I fired raymond." " Lucky, lucky man." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" " [sighs] I'll be there, Leo." " I have no doubts," "Which is why I got pastry things for Lauren" "And a black-and-white cookie for you." " Oh, then I really am coming." "I'll be there in five minutes." "You keep sniffing your coffee." " Oh, yeah." "The aroma's amazing." "This coffee will change your life." " Only if you drink it." " [chuckles] yeah." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" " Justin, hi." " You busy?" " I'm on my way" "To the reading of dad's will, and I'm running late," "And Spencer and Lauren are gonna think" "That it has something to do with the will," "Which it doesn't," "Because I don't really care about the will." "I mean, as long as Lauren doesn't get very much" "Or anything at all, but you know what?" "She can have it, because that's not even what I care about." "I mean, it's just like..." " Kate." " God, I don't know, it's..." " Kate!" " The will, it's the finality." " Listen, the Steve Jenks case." " Oh, that goes to court today, right?" " Wrong." "They pushed it 48 hours" "Because they want to try mediation." " Fantastic." "That's so much better for him." " And the city." " Yeah, I mean, he was" "In jail for 22 years, and he was innocent." "This thing goes to court, it's a P.R. disaster." " You didn't get my email." " Um..." "Was that the one about..." " Whoa, whoa, whoa!" " Hey!" "You almost hit that guy on the bike 'cause you were sniffing your coffee." " I don't think so." " One sec." "Okay, you know what?" "Just pull over, all right?" "I'm--I'm--I'm gonna walk." "My office is around the corner." "Here." " Get out." " Hey!" " Kate." " Let me call you back." " You could've killed me!" " Are you crazy?" " Get your hands off" "God, are you kidding me?" "Wait!" "No, no, no!" "Hey, no!" " You just about hit me!" " No!" "Stop!" "Break it up!" " You crossed over." " He cut me off." " You-- you didn't even see him!" " Yeah, I know." "I leaned down for one second" "To get my coffee, and this guy" " Whoa, whoa, whoa, you were drinking coffee" "As you were riding your bike?" " I get it at this place in the mission district" "Hand-brewed." " He wasn't even paying attention." " Oh..." "You were sniffing your coffee." "Okay, hand 'em over..." "Coffees, let's go." "I'm a busy girl." "Move." "My gosh, now, you're fighting, driving recklessly." "You almost killed him." "You almost got killed." "Now you want to kill each other." "For what?" "For coffee?" "Come on, right?" "Now, go on..." "Back to your places." "Now, think about having a decent breakfast" "When you wake up in the morning." "That way, you're not craving so much caffeine" "To get you going." "Have some eggs, all right?" "That's a much better way to start your day." "Or you know what?" "A piece of fruit." " Yeah." " Bananas are great." "Ooh." " Oh, my-- this is ridiculous." " Lauren..." " No, let's reschedule." " Can you please wait?" " Her time is not more valuable than mine, Spencer." "In fact, it's worth a lot less." " She's crossing the street right now." " We can get this done..." "Today." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" " Hey, I am so sorry I didn't call you back." " Did you read my email?" " Is this about the other night?" " You've been assigned to the Steve Jenks mediation..." "With his lawyer and a lawyer" "From the attorney general's office." " This morning?" " Should I get someone else?" "This is a big case." "I need the best." " Taxi!" " Yeah, we're gonna have to reschedule." " [sighs] - [sighs]" "Fairly Legal" " Season 1, Episode 2 "Priceless"" " Didn't Steve Jenks come from a broken home?" "And he spent all of his time playing ball" "At this vacant lot here behind Tommy's Market." " Hey, you little punk!" "What the hell do you think you're doing?" " Stand back!" " No." " Robbery becomes murder." "[gun clicks]" " Hey, stop!" "Hey, you!" "Hey..." "Oh, damn." " Kid with a gun walks into a family grocery store," "Grabs all the money from the register and runs--simple." " Until the owner has a heart attack and dies." " Exactly." "An eyewitness identified 18-year-old Steve Jenks" "As the gunman." "Then he spent 22 years in prison." " He was exonerated by DNA evidence" "And the confession of the actual robber." " Mm-hmm." " This guy certainly deserves to be compensated." " Right." "So settle this case." "He can get on with his life." "Plus, a trial is just gonna be drawn out" "And expensive." " Not to mention embarrassing for the D.A.'s office." "There was clear misconduct." "There was withholding of information" " It wasn't my case, was it?" " I didn't say that it was." " Then what are you saying?" " That both sides have a reason" "Not to go to court." " Exactly." "Both sides." " Right." "So why are you getting so upset?" "Why are you defensive about this?" "Is this about the other night?" " Kate, I gave you this case." "There are other mediators out there." " Yeah, but none that are as good, right?" "[chuckles]" " I'm not mad." " All right, what is it, then?" " It's just--I put bad guys away every day, okay?" "Most of which you never hear about." "Nobody does." "But then something like this comes along." "It's a mistake." "It's tragic." "But the press gets ahold of it," "And suddenly my office, guys like me," "We're the bad guys." " But that's the press." "You know the truth, and that's all that matters." " Just keep this thing out of court," "For everybody's sake, okay?" "They're gonna be here in a half an hour." " Ooh." " Mr. Snider, did you ever take the prescription drug" " Asked and answered." " [clears throat]" "On the morning of August 5th," "Were you impaired in your ability" "To make a clear decision because you took" "The prescription drug-- - asked and answered." " Mr. Snider, do you have a prescription" " Asked and answered." " Do you have a problem, Mr. Collins?" " Yes, you're wasting my time." " I'm not the one obstructing" " Asking my client questions that have already been answered," "Which implies, correctly, they've already been asked." " I don't see how that's possible," "As this deposition just started this morning." " By Teddy." " Teddy?" " You knew him, right?" " I am taking over all of Teddy's cases." " Goody for you." " So there might be some overlap in the questioning." " I'm not billing my client while you play catch-up." "Teddy already asked these questions." "I'm sure there's a file in his office." "Do you know where that is, or do you need me to show you?" " My assistant was recently fired," "Which is an explanation, not an excuse." " Let's reschedule." " I don't do that." "You know, I'll go get Teddy's file..." "And I'll be right back." "Wait here." " You want to take me on" "You with the, uh--the $10 flat shoes, huh?" " Oh, really, Harry?" "My shoes?" "Is that how they taught you how to argue" "In mail-order law school?" "You know what?" "Forget this." "We're going to court." " Oh, wait." "I-I was a lawyer," "So I do know juries." "And I'm telling you right now," "They are gonna be so sympathetic" "To an innocent man who spent 22 years behind bars." " Exactly." " And they will be equally unsympathetic" "To a bus-bench lawyer who's looking for a big score." "Everyone can win with mediation." "All right, uh, the purpose of this mediation" "Is to put a price on the 22 years" "That Mr. Steve Jenks spent in prison" "For a crime that the State has acknowledged" "He did not commit." "Is it okay if I call you Steve?" " That's my name." " Okay." "So, Steve, would you like to make a statement?" " This country was founded" "By men who believed in freedom," "Freedom from oppression-- - oh, God!" " What, you don't believe in freedom?" " This--this is not gonna work." " It's our first meeting." " And it's gonna be our last if he wants to start" "With the American Revolution and move forward from there." " Harry, you know, we're just trying to get a sense" "Of what everyone's thinking." "So why don't we, uh, stick closer to the specifics" "Of this case?" " All right." "Okay." "I get it." "Let's not talk about justice for all." "Let's talk about justice for Steve, hmm?" "What would his life be like if he hadn't spent" "Most of his adult life in jail?" "Well, we don't know, do we?" "Because that's speculation." "We can't base a judgment on that, right?" "We need facts." "Well, here's one." "22 years ago, there were no iphones." "The internet was being used by scientists" "Who liked to talk to each other." "No Amazon, no Facebook" " Harry..." " What, you don't like facts now?" "Because I've got another one." "[papers shuffling]" "Steve Jenks got an a-plus in computer science." "He liked to fiddle around" "With computer parts in his garage." "He had dreams." "He had ideas." "He knew he wanted to do something big," "Maybe even something that would change the world." "I mean, that's-- that's the way kids think," "Like that Facebook kid." "He started in his college dorm room." "And then there's Steve jobs and bill gates." "Maybe Steve Jenks would have become more famous" "Than all of them" "More important," "More wealthy." "But we'll never know," "Because Steve Jenks didn't get a chance" "To show us what he could do." "He missed the whole Silicon Valley gold rush, 'cause he sat in jail for over 20 years" "Until somebody pushed him out the door" "With $40 in his hand." "And you ask me what is fair..." "What a fair settlement is between my client" "And the State of California?" "$20 million..." " [chuckles]" " Which would also send a message" "That this should never happen again" "To anybody else, ever." " No, no, you're gonna be paying for the shipping." " Betty, I need the notes for this" " All right." "May I help you?" " I need the notes for the Snider deposition." " They're on the desk." " Well, could you please get them for me?" " Teddy Reed's office." "Mm." "Mm-hmm." "That's excellent." " Betty, please go in the conference room" "And tell Mr. Collins we need to reschedule." " Shall I give a reason?" " Make one up." " $20 million." "How does the State of California feel about that?" " Well, each State makes its own determination" "As to what's fair when compensating" "The wrongly incarcerated." "Some pay nothing." "Some pay a flat fee." "We use a different metric," "As determined by the State legislature." "And Mr. Karl, with his fondness for American history," "Will no doubt appreciate its democratic nature." "It doesn't matter who you are." "You get $100 a day." "So 100..." "By 365 by 22..." "Well, that's a lot of money" "$803,000." "Now, Mr. Jenks, what you went through" "Well, I can't imagine." "And on behalf of the people of California," "I'd like to multiply the standard compensation" "By a factor of three to take into account" "Your pain and suffering." "That's $2.4 million." "That's very generous." " All right, um..." "We have two numbers, and they're pretty far apart." "So what do you think is fair, Steve?" " I speak for him." " This is not a court." "He can speak for himself if he wants to." "Steve, this is complicated." "I need you to talk to me and tell me what you want." " Whatever you guys decide is fine with me." " Really?" " Yeah." " This Steve Jenks is a complete mystery to me." "I can't figure out a fair settlement," "Because I have no idea who he is." "He has no family." "He has lost contact with all of his old friends." "And how could a man not have an opinion about what he wants?" " Maybe he's just not comfortable talking to lawyers." "I mean, I know I'm not." "Look how little you know about me." " [chuckles] I know everything about you." " You've never been to my house." " That's true." " I'm kidding about my house, which is an apartment" "Executive one bedroom, actually." "And you know what?" "My neighbors hate me," "But that is not my fault." " I lied for you." "The deposition" "I told shiny suit there was an emergency," "And I rescheduled for tomorrow." " Very good." "Thank you." " One other thing." "Next time you need a file from Teddy's office," "Get it yourself." "Page 17, paragraph 2." " Oh, is that all you got?" " Hey, Kate." " Hey, Steve." "How you doing?" " Great." "Swing's still there." " Yeah?" " Power's not," "But it'll come back." " You know, I went to the halfway house looking for you." " Yeah, I'm never there." "But I'm always here." "You want a beer?" " A beer?" " Yeah." " No, I'm good." "What--what's with all this?" " For the boys, when they come by." " Ah, the boys, like the old days." " That's right." "You want to see some hitting," "Wait till Joey D gets here." "Of course, Sam's gonna tell you" "He's the one with the pure swing," "But he's just talking out his butt." " Have you called 'em?" " Eh, someone will show up." "That's how it works." "That's how it's always worked." " Steve, you know, your friends" "I'm pretty sure they've all got jobs and families." "I don't know if they're gonna just show up." " Well, I got other friends." " What was it like in prison?" " No big deal." " Really?" "'cause I'm trying to imagine what that would be like," "If I was arrested for something that I didn't do," "And I'm stuck in prison for 22 years?" "That would be a really big deal to me." " I'm gonna go for a walk." "I can do that now." "Isn't that nice?" "There it is." "[line ringing]" " See if we can track down anybody from Steve Jenks' past." "We've got to find somebody who can talk to this guy." " Sure." "Okay." "And don't forget about the end of the day." " Mm-hmm." " The reading of your father's will" "With Spencer and Lauren?" " I know." "Don't eat my cookie." "I'll be there." " I know you will." "Not." " It sounds like you're in a good place with this mediation." "Got two offers on the table." "Steve Jenks can start his new life." " I can't settle this." " You don't settle, this thing goes to court." " I know." "Maybe it should." " What is this about--money?" " No, this is about a guy" "Who has nothing inside." " So reach a settlement." "Steve can figure himself out." " He can't." "He's stuck." "He went to prison for two decades," "And he's acting like..." "Nothing ever happened." " Well, that's his business." " No, that's my business." " Look, if this goes to court," "This thing could drag on for a year, okay?" "And there will be a settlement, maybe a big one." "Now, is that gonna help Steve?" " I don't know, Justin." "I don't know." "Maybe it would." " Know this." "Schools will close." " Oh, don't use scare tactics with me, please." " It's not scare tactics." "They're facts." "What do you think, there's just some big pot of money" "Sitting out there untouched that only you" "Can reach in and use?" "There's one pot, Kate." "And if it all goes to one guy, what are we gonna say" "To the firemen or the schoolteachers" "That lose their jobs?" "My office won't be able to hire more lawyers." "Criminals will be set free" " If I don't figure this guy out," "He's going to explode." "And then he's gonna commit a real crime," "And then your office is gonna be dealing with that." " That's fine." "That's my job." " Well, it's my job to make sure that doesn't happen." " You always do this, okay?" "You always make it personal." " And you always hide behind the system." " Settle the case, Kate." " What is best for you may not be" "What is best for Steve Jenks." "I need more time." " Sorry." "You hate it when somebody else is right, don't you?" " I am meeting Spencer and Lauren" "For the reading of my father's will." "I missed it the first time you called for this mediation." "I'm not missing it again." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" "I'm on my way, Leo." " I've got the number of Steve's old girlfriend." " You amaze me." " True." "I also have a list of Steve's friends" "Who testified on his behalf at the trial." " Really?" "Well, how many of them are still living in San Francisco?" " 10 or 12." " Okay, send me all their info" "And then book me a table at the Chophouse--a big one." " For when?" " 5:00." "Steve Jenks is gonna get a big homecoming." " Spencer and Lauren are still in the conference room." " Right, which means that I am stuck in traffic." " So you have to reschedule." " Exactly." "Taxi!" "[indistinct chatter]" "Steve!" "Where are you going?" "This is your party." " I can't go in there." " Why not?" " Just forget it." " Oh, no, come on." "Come on." "Just come inside." "Just have one drink." " No, I-I-I don't know-- I don't know how to do it." "I don't know how to be in a place like that" "With those people." " Yeah, but it's Joey D." "It's Sal." "It's Lisa." "They're your friends" "The ones you hung out with, you played ball with." " Right." "Yeah, my friends." "So I go in there, and pretty soon someone says," ""Hey, buddy, what have you been up to?"" "A-and I say what?" " Yeah, but they don't want you to be anything" "Other than who you are" "Their friend, Steve Jenks." " And they don't know who that is," "Not anymore." " Someone's stealing staplers." "They're disappearing off people's desks." " And you think I'm taking 'em." " I think you might have one I could use." " What?" " Stop being such a child" "And show up for the reading of your father's will." "And don't..." "Hog the stapler." " You will do anything to not sit down with Lauren." " That's not true." " You're worried that she's gonna get more than you." " Oh, God, Spence." "I don't care about money." "When have I ever cared about money?" " I'm not saying that it's about money." " I don't understand." " You're worried that somehow" "The way that dad has divided up the will" "That it will look like dad favored Lauren." " Oh, so you think that we're gonna open up the will," "And I'm gonna be, like..." ""Dad liked Lauren more than me"?" " Yes." " God, Spencer, you're my brother," "And you don't know me any better than that?" " Kate, I know that you're avoiding dad's will." " I've had things come up." " And you're avoiding it." " Look, I'm not avoiding you, okay?" "I'm avoiding the will..." "And you're talking about it." " Okay, all right." "I'm gonna go, all right?" "Okay." "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" "Call me tomorrow." "Get your call." " [sighs]" "Hello?" " Hey, Kate." "Steve Jenks." " Steve, hi." " Yeah, I, um..." "Thank you for trying to help me." "I wanted to say good-bye." " Okay." "What's going on?" " You were right." "Nobody's coming back." "I'm alone." " Steve... [cell phone vibrating, ringing]" "Steve, hi." " Kate, it's Harry Karl." "Did he call you too?" " He did." "He was upset." "And he kept thanking me, and he said good-bye." " I got the same call." " Well, I want to go talk to him." " I called the halfway house." "He did the, uh, thanking routine when he left this afternoon," "And he didn't come back." " Where would he go?" " I don't know." "I mean, the guy gets out of prison," "I pick him up at a bus bench." "He hasn't had a place to go for 22 years." " That's true." "He hasn't." "[clattering] [crashing, rattling]" "[man grunting]" " Steve?" "[crashing, rattling continue] [thud, man grunts] Steve, it's Kate." " Sorry." " Steve..." "You have nothing..." "To be sorry for." "22 years, Steve." "And you are innocent." "You had nothing to do with it!" "Your whole life changed" "Because of the robbery..." "In this store!" "How do you feel, Steve?" "How do you feel?" "I hear you now." "Yeah, now you're talking!" " I was innocent!" " Yes, you were." " I didn't do anything!" " You didn't do anything." " It's not fair!" " It's not fair." " It's..." "Not..." "Fair!" "[crying] everybody's gone." " But you're here." " I'm nobody!" "[groans]" " That's not true." "That's not true." "[sirens wailing]" "[indistinct police radio chatter]" " San Francisco Police!" "Hands in the air!" "Get 'em up!" " I'm done." "I'm done." "[siren wailing]" " Thank you." "Are you kidding me?" "[door closes]" "So what, you're gonna play criminal now, hmm?" "Obviously, you're not very good at it." "The police picked up Steve Jenks in a vacant lot" "Just outside--why am I explaining this to you?" "You should be explaining to me." " Justin, this is great." "Steve Jenks, he finally-- - he finally what" "Perfected his swing?" " No, he finally opened up." " I don't care." "I asked you to do one thing, okay?" "I brought you in to settle a case." "You do that, and it's good for you." "It's good for me, my office, the city, the State." "Steve Jenks would have gotten $2 million, maybe even 3." " But I told you this wasn't about money." " Good, because you know what happens now?" "He gets nothing" "Not a big settlement, not a little settlement," "Nothing." "You know what he gets?" "He gets to go back to jail." " Justin." "Justin!" " You're free to go." "But your buddy next door-- he's not." "[door opens] - hey." " Hey." "[door closes]" " I wish you weren't here." " I had this dream." "For 22 years, I had this dream." "That thing kept me alive" "That I was exonerated." "I was out." "And then it happened." "I got my dream..." "Except now I don't know what I want," "Because everything I want is in the past." "And the past is dead." " Before you were arrested," "Did you have an idea of what you thought" "Your life would be like?" " Oh, yeah." " Did it change?" "Tell me about it." " It's always late..." "Nighttime." "I come home from a job that I don't really hate" "To a family that I really love." "My son..." "Wants to grow up to be a pro baseball player." "My daughter is someone who I tell every day" "She's the prettiest girl in the room." "And she is." "And I have a wife who puts up with me..." "Maybe even who loves me." "And, uh..." "It's never gonna happen." "Now, how--how do you put a price on that?" " The week of August 5th, your clients lost" "A combined $16 million..." " Which has already been" " Due to your impaired judgment" "Resulting from a combination of antidepressants" "And cold medicine-- is that correct?" " All questions related to drugs have been asked and answered." " Prescription drugs, not over-the-counter" "And not the combination." "Try to keep up." " I don't like your tone." " Didn't ask if you did." "I asked your client if he wants to lie on record." " Uh..." "Yes." " The combination of prescription" "And over-the-counter drugs led to these losses?" " Yes." " We're done." "Congratulations." "You're not a liar." "You're just screwed." " God, she's just like Teddy." " [breathing heavily]" "[no audio]" "[indistinct chatter]" " I don't want your apology." " Good, 'cause I didn't bring one." " Well, there's a surprise." " After 22 years, and you're just gonna send him back?" " He committed a crime, Kate." " Well, what did you expect him to do, Justin?" " What did you expect me to do-- look the other way?" " Yes." "He's already served his time." " That's not my fault." " Well, it's the system's fault." " Oh, I get it." "I'm part of the system." " Yes." " You know, I've driven down this road with you before." "I'm not gonna do it today." " The prosecution's witness got a reduced sentence," "Even though the prosecution said that there was no quid pro quo." " And this is why Steve Jenks got out." " After 22 years." "And what, you're just gonna send him back just like that," "Because what-- because he couldn't adjust" "Living in society for a few weeks," "With no family, no job, no friends, no nothing?" " It's a tragedy." "I understand that." "I'm sorry." " And that's good enough for you?" " What do you expect me to do, Kate, huh, quit, give up?" "I come in here every day fighting for what is right." " And I want what's right for Steve Jenks." " I want what's right for everybody" "For the citizens, the--the city, the taxpayers." "I want what's right for that grocery-store owner." "I want what's ght for all of them." " So do I." " It's not possible, not this time." " Well, I'm gonna make it possible," "And you're gonna help me." " Oh." "Betty..." "I need a new assistant." " I bet." "Yours don't seem to stay around very long." " Well, it's difficult to find someone" "Who meets my standards." " Teddy was no picnic, and I was working for him" "Before you were born." " I need someone who is fanatical" "In their attention to detail and organization," "Someone whose phone manners are impeccable," "And whose computer skills-- - a monkey can type fast," "And a moron can answer phones." "What you need is someone who will tell you" "That it's good to check the bathroom lock twice..." "But it's even better to look under the stall door." " Everyone has secrets." " Are you offering me the job?" "Because I'm due for my two weeks vacation." " Well, then we will talk when you get back." " I'll see you in a week." "[vehicle approaching] [car doors opening, closing]" " This is ridiculous." "What are we doing here?" " If it helps my client, I'll go anywhere." " I want to prosecute it in court." " I'll see you there." "After I get him off, the jury will back up the money truck." " Harry, you see, there's not this unlimited pot of money." "And, Brooke, you take this to court..." "Sure, maybe the jury will knock off a few dollars" "To cover the grocery-store damage," "But the State will pay more than $100 a day," "A lot more-- I guarantee it." " Okay, so what's your idea?" " The city buys the lot from the grocery-store owner" "At a premium." "Now, that leaves several million dollars" "Which were budgeted for Steve's compensation" "To build a community center on the lot that Steve will run." " What about his settlement?" " He gets a salary" "From the department of parks and recreation" "To oversee the center" "And help organize and run community-outreach programs." "And he pays the grocery-store owner back" "For all the damages." "Or we can just go to court." "But I don't see how that's a better option" "For the State of California." " Hold on." "My client's still facing charges." " Is he?" " Officer." " Everybody happy?" " Thanks, Kate." "[chuckling]" "[cell phone vibrating, ringing]" " I can't talk right now." " Too bad." "I was going to tell you I was wrong." " Liar." " We okay?" " We're us." " That's a good thing, right?" " I'm on my way to the reading of dad's will." " You really don't want to go, do you?" "What, because of Lauren?" " Because it means..." "That dad's really dead." " Yeah." " Good night." "You're late." " I had to make sure you were coming." " Well, I'm glad to see that I can keep you on your toes." " Glad to see you acting so mature." " After you." " No, no, please go ahead." " No, no, no, Lauren, I insist." "Please, after you." " What?" " You opened it without us?" " Yeah, I was" "Yeah, I-I was sitting here, and I-I was waiting, so" " Okay, well, what does it say?" " Well, everything is distributed evenly." "Uh, we all get an equal share." " Okay, well, that seems fair." " I guess that's appropriate." " We each get a quarter of his estate." " But..." "There's three of us." " Yeah, if we each get a quarter," "That means there's one more person." " Who the hell is David Smith?"