♪♪♪
- How many people do you think
are kidnapped in your average year?
It's around 300,000. And in 95% of those cases
it's never reported to the police...
This is where Crisis Resolution comes into pay.
We operate in the shadows.
A dark place where dialing 911
could get your nearest and dearest killed.
Our mandate is to save lives without the use of violence.
Now since the people we deal with often don't subscribe
to that particular mandate,
it is no walk in the park.
So how do we do it?
Well... it boils down to objective versus stakes.
Now this is really just a very fancy way of saying:
want versus need.
Now you guys are scientists, you're epidemiologist.
So your want might be to cure
some unpronounceable incurable disease.
But your need...
is to feel like you're making a difference.
Now a kidnapper may say that want six million dollars,
but what they need is to provide
for a critically ill loved one.
Now if I can identify and satisfy that need,
a hostage comes home safely.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
- Mr. Beaumont, quite inspirational.
A welcome change from discussing
vectors for Zika and Ebola.
- Well, thank you, Dr. Wallace.
Happy to provide a diversion from the serious stuff.
- Well, managing scientists is like herding cats,
you gave some good points. Can I get you a drink?
- A beer would be perfect.
- So you hand over money to kidnappers?
- Some times.
- So because of you, kidnappers keep kidnapping?
I mean, you help them make money, right?
- Not all kidnapping is about money.
Some times people just wanna make a point.
- Well, if there was no money in it...
you know, basically it would just stop.
Right? - Cameron.
- Oh no, you may have a point. I mean, if no one paid,
if we stopped negotiating altogether -
then kidnapping might subside. For a while.
Problem is -
it would take time for the kidnappers to get the message.
So you'd have to accept the deaths of thousands
just to test out your hypothesis.
Would you be willing to do that?
- Sacrifice for the greater good.
Some times you have to.
Anyway, it's all irrelevant.
- I am so sorry, Mr. Beaumont.
- Oh, don't be. I have a teenager of my own.
- Alexis Tremblay. Research director at the NEC.
- A pleasure. Excuse me.
- I can't seem to get through to my son at all these days.
- Yeah, my daughter has her moments, too.
- To be honest, it surprised me when Cameron asked to come.
He's never shown any interest in my research.
- I don't know. I think I see why he came. He found a friend.
Alexis: That must be a grad student.
I noticed a few of them here. - Right.
- Your beer. - Thank you, sir.
- I hate to break up the party, but we've got a plane to catch.
CEO kidnapped in Tunisia.
- Okay. Well, duty calls. - Another time perhaps.
- Sure. Thank you.
♪♪♪
- Sorry I had to drag you away
from your adoring fans back there.
- I don't know you're talking about.
- You know they loved your talk.
♪♪♪
- Well, aren't they pretty?
Time to change the world.
- Have you ever, uh, used your techniques
to, um...
"influence" a lady?
Before you were married of course.
- That would be unethical.
- That doesn't answer my question.
♪♪♪
Agh!
- Was that...? - Sounds like it.
Automatic weapons and multiple shooters.
All right, return to the mainland.
Alert the police. Call Oliver and Zara.
- Eric, you have no idea what's going on in there.
- So I'm gonna go find out.
I need you to get back and run point.
- Me? I'm not leaving you. - Get to the boat. Wait there.
I'll get a situation report.
♪♪♪
Everybody on the ground!
On the ground now!
- Get down! - Get down!
- Cover the window!
Keri: Down! On the ground right now!
- Don't look up! Keep your head down!
- Stay down!
♪♪♪
- Bad news people; bar is closed.
- Come on.
- Get down!
♪♪♪
How fast can this thing go?
♪♪♪
- Inside.
♪♪♪
- Am I pleased to see you. - What happened?
- I didn't split on Eric.
He made me leave him on the island.
- We know that, Max. Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- Do the hostage takers know you got off the island?
- They took the building just as we were leaving.
It was an unscheduled boat. So I'm pretty sure they don't.
- So as far as they're concerned
no one outside the island even knows there's a hostage taking.
- Yeah. I spoke to the OPP commander.
He's a fan of Eric's, knows what he does.
- He's agreed to keep it quiet, for now.
- Good. - Any indication as to motive?
- All Eric said is that there's 8 to 10 of them
and they're all young.
Zara: So there it is, an island.
Impossible to approach without being detected.
- Who are you calling? - Saunders.
We need a negotiator. He can be here in 45 minutes.
- Eric said I should take the lead on this.
- He did?
- She is his second.
- When do I stop being a newbie?
- Lead the way.
♪♪♪
- We're gonna be passing around some bags.
Place your belongings and cell phones inside.
Don't be shy.
And don't worry.
It's not like you'll be needing them.
- I wanna be with my son.
Excuse me! Victor: Shut up!
- We need to stay calm. Your son's okay where he is.
The less we antagonize them, the better.
Mom! I'm okay!
- These aren't rich people you're stealing from.
This is a conference for scientists and researchers.
- He's boring me.
Agh!
- Here. Take mine.
Everybody do as he asks.
- You see his speech wasn't just talk.
The art of negotiation actually works!
You give me what I want -
I let you live a short while longer.
We have a deal.
- My drops, I need them.
- This is what you do, right? Handle situations like this.
- Normally from the outside.
But yeah, it's not my first rodeo.
- Does that mean you know how to get us out of here?
Please tell me you do.
- I'll find out what they want.
Give them what they need.
- Is money that they want?
- They've gone to an awful lot of trouble for a robbery.
I need to contact my team.
- But you just gave up your phone.
- Yeah. That's right.
- What do they want?
- Commander Corman,
this is Zara Hallam, investigator.
And Oliver Yates, psychological profiler.
- Beaumont's team. Glad you're here.
- Have you had any contact with the hostage takers?
- None. We've kept out of sight,
while we go over assault scenarios.
There's no angle we can approach the island
without sending a five minute warning we're coming.
And even if we manage to hit land,
the building itself is a rabbit warren.
Clearing it room by room,
all potentially rigged with traps, it's gonna take time.
- All the more reason to attempt negotiation first.
- We'll have to clear that with the Commissioner.
Having Eric on the inside could be useful,
but no contact from the assailants
suggests they're not exactly the negotiating type.
What would be your first move be?
- We need to identify and profile the hostage takers.
- It's essential to understanding
who we're negotiating with. - We gather the hostage takers
were in the audience with Eric.
- Which means they would've needed a conference ID's
to get past security.
- Can you access the conference database?
We're looking for 8 to 10 people,
all in the early 20s.
- Okay. We'll share our I.T.
I'll check with HQ for anything more.
- Thank you. - I'll get started on the VEB.
- I'll be right there.
You're doing fine, Max.
Just don't forget to breathe.
♪♪♪
Where the hell you going?
- I wanna help your boss. - Sit down.
- Whao-whoa!
Let the negotiator through.
I wanna see him work his magic on me.
- My cell phone is in that bag over there.
And in four minutes my team is going to call.
- Oh, I see.
This is the part where you identify
some common ground to build rapport between us.
- If I don't answer when it rings,
my team will assume something's wrong
and take action.
- What kind of "action?"
- Police action.
I'm presuming a bunch of cops coming across the water
isn't gonna help with achieve whatever it is
you're trying to do here.
- Well, if I let you answer the phone,
you might say something stupid.
- In which case you'd shoot me, like those guards back there.
Your only way of keeping the police away
is by letting me answer.
You're good. He is very good!
All right. Bring me the damn phones.
You know what, old man?
I kind of hope you do say something stupid.
Okay, so we got eight registered attendees
between the ages of 19 and 23.
All submitted false names and none with any ties to the NEC.
- Eight hostage-takers,
who got credentialed somehow. Criminal records?
- It doesn't look like it,
but these four have a history of activism.
Environmental, anti-animal testing,
and pretty extreme left politics.
- The National Epidemic Center
is renowned for discovering cures
for some of the most dangerous diseases out there.
What kind of activist would a problem with that?
- Okay, Commissioner is patient to a point.
She's willing to see if Beaumont can set up
a negotiation, but it gotta be fast.
- Okay, good. Thank you, Commander.
We've ID'd some of the hostage takers.
It seems they're activists -
suggesting an environmental motive.
- Send everything you've got to my people.
We'll run it through our CPIC database.
- How long ago did Eric send you that text?
- One hour, 58 minutes ago.
- Okay. T minus two minutes.
Protocol.
For when a team member is taken hostage.
We make a prearranged call.
- I'll inform the commander.
Saunders is a good first and he also knows protocol.
You really think she's got this?
- She better.
Eric's bet his life on it.
Lucas: Maybe they're not gonna call.
- Ring, for God sakes.
- Oh, this is fun.
Speaker.
And if there's one word that I don't like...
- Eric speaking.
- Eric, this is Maxine Carlson
from the Crisis Resolution head office.
- Hey Maxine.
I think I was late for my last check-in, wasn't I?
- That's right you were.
We were just about to activate our rescue protocols.
- Oh, the good news is I'm fine.
You don't need to come get me.
I know I'm expected on a plane to Tunis,
but the damn traffic en route to the airport
is impossible.
So I'm gonna need time to find another way.
- Did he just hang up on us? - Someone hung up for him.
Eric: "Damn traffic en route to the airport is impossible."
- What does that mean?
- Traffic en route is impossible...
- Okay. First port of call is establish decision maker.
He's saying negotiating with the leader
is gonna to be impossible.
Eric: "I'm gonna need time to find another way."
- "Find another way." Someone else.
He needs time to find someone else he can negotiate with.
Eric: "Well, the really good news is I'm fine
you don't need to come get me.
- He wants us to keep the police from storming in there.
- Then let's hope he gets someone talking to us pronto.
The OPP won't hold off for long.
- Let's go.
You see? He is smart.
He proved that he is worthy of my trust.
- Did you listen to the part of my talk
where I said I would do anything,
say, help anyone, if it would save lives?
- Oh, yeah. I already knew that.
I read about you and I knew you were gonna be here.
Pretty impressive. Honestly, not that impressive.
- What I'm saying is I can help you.
- It's too late for that, old man.
Look at the world around you.
The terrorism. Poverty.
Water rising, wildlife dying.
Where were you then? Huh?
Where have you been?
All of you!
Finally.
All right, take him.
Donald: Take me... where?!
- Don't worry, it'll be quick and painless.
- Let me go in his place. - Don't worry.
- Where are you taking me?! - You want to be brave.
But what you need to do is shut up.
♪♪♪
- They're going to kill Dr. Wallace.
- I don't think so. - Why not?
- The guy in charge wouldn't hesitate
to kill in front of us.
He's looking for something.
- Max. Oliver thinks he's identified the leader.
Oliver: Lucas Hansen not your typical hostage taker.
Impressive GPA.
Graduate degree in Poli Sci at 22.
Donated half his scholarship to a cancer charity.
He spent two months de-oiling birds
after a tanker broke up in Puget Sound.
And if that didn't qualify him for Sainthood,
he also volunteered at a shelter for runaway youth.
- De-oiling birds. What a monster.
What makes you think he's calling the shots?
- 12-years-ago a pipeline burst in his hometown.
Water supply was contaminated.
Both his father and younger brother
died of lymphoma within five years.
No charges were ever laid.
Government deemed the accident "unpreventable."
- Personal trauma, mixed with an ideological disposition.
- Profile associated with stochastic terrorism.
- Lone wolves not engaged in organized extremism.
- The Tsarneav brothers, the San Bernardino killers.
- So Eric is right.
He's an ideologue who will not negotiate.
- Yeah, that's it. We gotta go in?
- No. not-not yet, Commander. - Then what?
Excuse me. It's the commissioner.
- Saved by the bell.
- What are you gonna do?
- Eric is counter-intuitive. - Mhm.
- He succeeds because he doesn't do the obvious.
Maybe I was wrong all along. I just assumed
the hostage takers should remain in the dark.
But maybe they need to know we're onto them.
- You were right. He's okay.
- You're next. Get up.
Alexis: What are they doing?
Eric: Yeah. I'm gonna see what I can find out.
- Here you go. - I'm not thirsty.
- Yes, you are. What happened in there?
- They searched me, emptied my pockets.
Took a photograph.
- Photograph? - Close up of my face.
With some kind of special camera.
- Special how? Victor: Get back to your seat.
- Hostage taking 101.
Keep your hostages hydrated.
I need to know everything your organization does.
Leave nothing out.
- You said remaining out of sight
gave us a significant advantage
and now you wanna do the complete opposite?
- Yes, sirens, boats, choppers even.
The most visible police presence
the more pressure puts on the hostage takers.
- Eric will use that pressure to force a negotiation.
- You also said this is an ideologue who won't negotiate.
I gotta be honest here. Your back and forthing
isn't exactly flooding me with confidence in your ability.
- Look, we need to buy Eric time
so he can negotiate, Commander. - Negotiate with whom?
- That's exactly what he'll be working on as we speak.
This show of force will give him leverage.
- Okay. I'll give you your show of force.
But I hope you know what you're doing.
- The National Epidemic Center
is about curing infectious diseases.
- Anything off book? Higher stakes?
- We handle a lot of Level 4 material.
- Level 4? What is that?
- Reserved for the most dangerous.
Aerosol-transmitted, fatal to humans.
- Any Level 4 samples ever gone missing?
- A sample was stolen during a break-in
at our archive four months ago.
- A sample of what?
- No one knows for sure.
RCMP, Homeland Security both investigated.
Whoever took it covered their tracks.
You think it's connected.
- What is that?
- The police, they're rescuing us.
- Oh, that's not what this is.
- Get them in the basement. Now!
- Everybody downstairs! Let's go! Let's go!
No! No.
- They found us.
- Check the scanner, find out what they're planning.
♪♪♪
- Gutsy move.
- Gutsy or crazy?
- You bet on Eric, I Like those odds.
- Then where is he?
Keri: Let's go! Move! Move!
- Let me talk to your boss! - Not happening. Move!
- If the police launch an assault
a lot of people get hurt. Mainly you and your friends.
I can stop this.
- Let's move! Let's move!
- Hurry!
Keri: Lucas.
- Clever man.
That phone call, you ratted us out.
- You can't expect to lock down a hundred people
without someone getting the word out.
What's important now is that the police know
and you have to deal with that.
I can tell you what to say.
What are you going to do if the police storm the island?
- Start executing old people.
- Old people. Right?
Now you know that I will do anything to avert loss of life.
If that means convincing the cops to back the hell off
then that's what I'll do.
- He's calling!
- Okay. Contact.
- Maxine Carlson speaking.
- Maxine again...
Lucas, the police have you surrounded.
- Yeah. Well, call them off
or I'm gonna start putting bullets in vital organs.
- If you want me to persuade the police to abort,
I'm gonna need to offer them an incentive, Lucas.
- Let me guess. You want me to release some hostages.
- You don't need all those people.
- You're asking me to reduce my leverage.
How stupid do you think I am, Ms. Carlson?
- I strongly advise you to comply, Ms. Carlson.
If you come breaking in here you spread terror
and wind up killing who knows how many.
- That's enough. - Okay.
Zara: Eric is sending us another message.
- Okay. Intonation rise and fall was clear enough.
- Keywords: Breaking in. Spread terror.
- Wind up killing.
- Spread. This conference is about infectious diseases.
- Infections spread.
He's saying they're gonna use a disease as a weapon.
- Okay. What about "breaking in"?
Uh, something stolen from the NEC? From a lab?
Commander?
- Are you certain about this?
- Bryce, what is it we should know about?
You need to tell us everything? - I'm gonna need some clearance
before I can say anything further.
♪♪♪
Man: Commander has requested you return to base.
Over.
River: He did it. They've called of the police.
♪♪♪
- What happened? What about the police?
- They're gone.
River: You, you're next.
Alexis: They still haven't found what they're looking for?
- Let's go.
- When you said you couldn't get through to Cameron.
Why do you think that is?
- I'm not sure.
Until a couple of years ago he was my sweet boy.
Engaged, tuned into the world.
- He takes it out on you.
- He still blames me for kicking his dad out.
I think he feels like he doesn't fit in anywhere.
- Come with me.
If you reveal any of the following
classified information,
you will be subject to criminal prosecution.
- Understood.
- The NEC's HQ in Ottawa
has been under lock down since last month,
when a trace amount of a viral sample went missing.
- Tell me more about this archive at the NEC.
What are the samples stored in?
- Titanium containers.
Specially designed.
They can only be opened with a retinal scan.
- Who's authorized?
- Define viral sample.
- A genetically modified strain of the flu virus
known as H1N1.
The NEC was working on a cure but when they modified it
wound up with something more lethal.
The transmission vector is aggressive and unpredictable.
Best case it could kill a few hundred.
Worst case, a few hundred thousand. Maybe more.
- Only the highest level employees have clearance
to the most hazardous materials.
- Alexis, are you one of those high level employees?
- If Lucas broke into the NEC...
- A stochastic terrorist.
Release a deadly virus, cause a massive loss of life,
unleash chaos.
- Dr. Wallace said they took his picture
on a special camera.
What if it had the capacity to bypass
or trick a retinal scanner?
- They can open the container without anyone knowing.
Oh my God.
I'm the only one at the conference with clearance.
It's me... they're looking for me.
♪♪♪
Maxine: If Lucas gets a hold of that virus,
who knows what he can do.
- As soon as I report this
I will be ordered to launch an assault.
- You do that and a lot of those hostages are gonna die.
- Well, not as many as if they releases that virus.
- Give Eric one more hour.
If he tries to leave the island with it,
you have the means to stop it.
- No, this is above even my pay grade and non negotiable.
Soon as my team's prepped we're going in.
- We have to stop him. - We have no jurisdiction here.
We have to get Eric more time.
- No, something's still missing.
River: Who's next?
- Ma'am,
you asked to keep your drops earlier.
- That's right.
- Do you wear contact lenses? - Yes.
- I was hoping you were gonna say that.
Can I borrow them? - Pardon me?
- Your contacts. Crazy as it sounds,
if you don't give them to me we're all gonna die.
♪♪♪
- Here. Put these in. Don't let them see.
- I don't wear contact lenses.
- I'm hoping they'll distort your retinas enough
to fool the camera.
Don't let them see.
- Hey.
- Got it.
The hostage takers used the account
of a senior researcher, Alexis Tremblay,
to get credentials for the conference.
- She's the woman that was flirting with Eric.
- That's not unusual. - She has a son in there,
uh... about 19. He was giving Eric a hard time.
Can you find out anything on him.
- I already did. Zara: Cameron Tremblay.
- Yeah. That's him.
- Oh, these things hurt.
River: You. Your turn.
Now!
♪♪♪
Oliver: Seems Cameron has been hanging out
for the past two months in a chatroom
with one Keri Morel.
- One of our hostage takers.
- Their conversation's a mix of misguided idealism
and racing hormones. I think she targeted him.
- That could be it.
Cameron used his mother's access
to get them credentialed into the conference.
- So they have a mole on the inside.
- Eric will have figured this out.
- More than likely.
- He'll use it. I'm gonna tell Commander Corman.
Oliver, thank you.
River: Sit.
- No blinking.
River: It's not her.
- Well, what do you know.
River: You. Let's go.
- The lenses worked. They're still looking.
These things are killing me.
- Don't take them out just yet, just...
- There is none looking.
- Hey, Mom?
- You should go back,
we don't wanna antagonize the hostage takers...
- I want to talk to my mom.
- Just a second, honey.
- Mom, are you crying? What's wrong with your eyes?
- I'm okay.
- You don't wear contacts.
It's you they want.
- You don't have to do this, Cameron.
I know they asked you to pretend to be a hostage
so you can spy on us.
- What are you talking about? - Don't.
- Lucas! Lucas!
- Cameron... what is going on?
- Whatever he's told you this is about, it's not.
It's all about him.
Lucas: What's up?
- It's my mom.
She used contact lenses to stir with the camera.
She's the one who can open it.
- Isn't this typical?
You asked for our trust and then you betrayed us.
Trust needs to be earned.
And then it's rewarded.
- Let's try her again, shall we?
- All right, let's go.
I said let's go!
- No! Baby?
Why are you doing this?
Cameron,
please why are you doing this?
- What is it? What's going on?
- Our Explosives Detector just picked up a trace signal
and located it to this spot.
Oliver: What the hell...?
Bryce: That's Ammonium Nitrate.
This much could destroy the building and everyone inside.
- This is his backup plan.
In case the police surrounded him.
- He knew we'd have to base ourselves here.
- All right, this thing could go any second.
- He won't trigger it until he's unlocked that virus.
- Can you defuse it? - We're gonna try.
All right people, listen up! We're going in hot.
You get EDU here right now!
- Yes, sir. - You two come with me.
- All right, sir. - Roger that.
- All right, guys, let's get things going.
- You two, you're with me. - Okay, let's go!
- Commander, Eric has a way to negotiate this.
- What are you talking about?
- Cameron. He's the son of one of the scientists.
He's working with Lucas, but he's not really one of them.
And his mother is present.
I know somehow Eric will use it against Lucas.
You just have to give him time.
- And I'll somehow win the powerball.
There's a madman in there with a deadly virus
and a detonator. The end.
- Eric Beaumont hasn't lost a hostage in 17 years.
I know he'll come through.
- I admire your faith in him, I really do.
- You have an hour of daylight left. Give me half that.
If we hear nothing, then go in.
We have a chance here, however small,
for zero casualties.
There are two guards down already.
- All right, I'll give you half an hour.
Whatever he's paying you, it's not enough.
- Thank you.
Zara: Well?
- Okay. He's giving us half an hour.
I have an idea that will help Eric.
♪♪♪
Thank you.
- We have a problem.
Chatter on the police radio.
They found the explosives.
- Mr. Beaumont,
can you negotiate with these people?
- Not with their leader.
He's too far gone.
- Then who?
- Lucas wants you.
♪♪♪
- Careful, the safety is off.
♪♪♪
- So you got the virus. Congratulations.
But I sense something has gone wrong.
- You're gonna negotiate our way out of here.
- They discovered your escape plan.
So what was it? Some kind of distraction
to divert their attention while you got away?
- Enough explosive to blow your team sky high
unless you make the phone call.
Which is exactly why you're gonna negotiate
our way out of here.
- Well, you could do that even if I agree.
- Yeah. Well, you'll just have to trust me.
- I thought you were listening?
You need to build rapport in order to earn trust.
If they've found your explosives,
the police have covered every route out of here.
There's no negotiator in the world
that can get you off this island.
You're stuck, my fiend. - Yeah, well...
What's stopping me from releasing this
here and now then?!
- Lucas, that's not... - The plan?
Let me guess...
he told you he's gonna use it as leverage
to bring about the change you all so desperately want.
Of course he'd never actually release it, right?
- They would die for me.
- Hmm.
- Will you let your team die because of you?
- As much as I love my guys,
it's hardly a tough choice
if it means saving the lives of hundreds of thousands...
Is this what you signed up for?
Killing every person you know and love?
So he can go down in history
as the man who changed the world. Hm?
- Look. I'm not bluffing. I'll do it.
- Oh, I know you will.
- Two more minutes.
- He'll come through.
- Make the call.
Where were you, I just... - DO IT!
- Yeah.
You know, truth is - I agree with you.
My generation has screwed up.
We wasted natural resources, we polluted the oceans,
we tanked the economy but...
releasing that virus is not going to bring down the system
if that's what your goal is.
It just gonna make it worse.
Oh damn,
straight to voicemail.
I don't know, do I... do I leave a message?
- Let's shoot this smug bastard.
What? You're kidding me, right?
- Give her a moment.
Committing murder can be a life-changing decision.
- Lucas, you never said anything
about releasing the virus.
- A sacrifice for the greater good.
This is what you meant? Isn't it?
♪♪♪
- Well, you know what they say...
want something done right, gotta do it yourself.
Lucas: Ugh!
- Better he lives. Trust me.
- Thank you.
♪ I turn to you whenever I'm hurt ♪
♪ And I hang on you ♪
♪ And your every word ♪
♪ You're really wrong ♪
♪ I hate to put up a fight ♪
♪ You're really wrong ♪
♪ But this time you might ♪
♪ Every boy in this town ♪
♪ Would jump at the chance ♪
♪ When no one could love you ♪
♪ Like I can ♪
- So how'd it go over here?
You miss me?
- Yeah. I did.
You know I did.
- Ah, you just want me to feel needed.
I knew you could handle it.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Not wishing to overstep boundaries,
but are you out of your mind?
- Well, that depends on the context, Oliver.
- Maxine's only been with the team for a few months.
You had no way of knowing whether she'd succeed.
And what's worse, it's unfair to Maxine.
People could've died today
and she would've had to deal with that
for the rest of her life.
You of all people should understand that.
- Whose idea was it to broadcast to the hostage takers
that the police had found the bomb?
- Maxine's.
- She knew that would force Lucas to come to me.
- Yeah. Yeah...
pretty smart.
- Then I guess she was ready.
And I guess... I... - You...
- I was right. - Right. Yeah.
You love to hear that, don't you?
- It is music to my ears, Oliver.
Music to my ears.
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