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Hey, Ross.

You left your searches for the rookie dinner on your computer.

Why don't you just save time and take us to Fridays?

Ooh, ooh, somebody's mad.

Devin, looking at my computer is a violation of exactly seven hostile workplace environment statutes.

What are you gonna do, sue me?

No, no, no, no. I'm just gonna use it as legal cover if I decide to kick your ass.

Louis Litt wants to see you.

This time, he doesn't want to wait.

Hey.

I said don't be late.

Late?

I'm not late.

When you host your dinner here, not being late means getting here a half hour early.

Aha.

So what made you change your mind?

The food items are samples to help you select your menu.

So, since I could never really afford to eat here myself...

Hmm.

Okay.

Start there.

Try that.

Yes.

It looks kind of funny.

So does an egg roll.

I don't accept that premise.

You want my help or not?

Whoa, what is that?

Squid.

I think it's still moving.

That's what I'm talking about.

I don't get it.

How do you have no appreciation for fine food?

We didn't have a lot of money growing up.

I guess I'm just comfortable with what I'm comfortable with.

That is the exact opposite of me opposite of me.

I've always loved new experiences.

And your parents?

They're loaded.

Mmm.

So then what do you need a free meal for?

I want to live on what I make.

Hmm.

What?

Nothing.

I was just thinking about Dominic for a second, and then I realized this was the first time in weeks that I haven't been thinking about work.

That's what new experiences do for you.

Being a foodie doesn't mean only liking fancy food.

It means having the courage to try it.

And then you get to serve what you like.

Except strawberries, peanuts, gluten, and chicken.

OK, why not those things?

Because Louis is an asshole.

If you can't serve things just because Louis is an asshole, you're not going to have that many choices.

Good point.

So what really made you change your mind?

Hitty.

I'll take it.

I have

to admit, you don't suck.

I wish I could say the same for you.

Time to pay the piper.

Just say now I took the liberty of ordering some really expensive wines.

Oh, that's okay.

Uh...

Sorry, sir, but the check's been paid for in full by a Harvey Specter.

There, uh, might have been some gluten and the ravioli.

Hello?

You figure out how to get the most profitable trades yet, Mike?

The Morello brokers hang out at a bar called The Closing Bell.

I'm on my way now.

Just remember, you're working.

I'll talk to you later.

Get a beer?

Thank you.

Hey, hey, hey, what's up?

Tool locks?

Oh, man.

You drink that beer any slower, I'm gonna have to get you a nipple.

That's why...

No humor.

Vince Landis, Morello Assets.

Yeah, that's me.

Yeah.

Russell Ginther.

The Gin.

The Gin-the-sizer.

Come on.

Gurvich Investments, man.

We got Shain House here a couple weeks ago.

No idea what you're talking about.

You, me, Pepeole, Coswell, Williamson, that guy dick.

Still owe me 20 bucks.

Yeah, right.

Russell.

Right, right.

Still begging for scraps over there at Gervin's or what?

Wish.

100

I need a shot.

101

What is this?

102

Oh, drink mine, please.

103

Baker?

104

You're better than that, man.

105

Money!

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God, you guys are a bunch of pussies.

107

I guarantee you, my biggest trades kick the ass out of your biggest trades.

108

I don't think so, brother.

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Last month, I made $2 million on Cahill Metals in one hour.

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$2 million?

111

I made $4 million off of Montrolux back in February.

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That stock tripled overnight.

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What's up?

114

$4 million?

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Oh, that's adorable.

116

How about the $6 million I just cleared on ripy and micro devices?

117

Oh, yeah?

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What do you think my boy here made on Piper Webb Systems?

119

What, this guy?

120

Right here.

121

Uh, I don't know, a pack of chewing gum in your sister's panties?

122

Oh, it's on.

123

Miss Landis!

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Seven million off of Drogon Limited.

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Eight million off of Epling RTX.

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Nine million dollars off of RMA Integrated Products.

127

Well, gentlemen, Reid is good.

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And so does his sister.

129

Come on, man, that's his sister.

130

That's not cool.

131

Dude, you just made, like, the same joke.

132

Hey, Bradley's finally here.

133

Uh, all right, ladies, listen, I gotta split.

134

It's been real.

135

I'll get drinks next time, all right?

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Right.

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Make money, money, make money!

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I don't know.

139

I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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Harvey!

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I got the trades.

146

Good.

147

We'll talk tomorrow.

148

What?

149

No, I'm coming over now.

150

You're drunk.

151

Do not come over.

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Alright, cool.

153

I'll see you in a minute.

154

Hey!

155

Harvey, come on.

156

We gotta save Gabby.

157

Oh, oh, you got a sweet place, dude.

158

Don't ever call me dude.

159

Do you think that maybe I could take it off your hands, like when you're going out of town, like a house-sitting type situation?

160

Remind me to have Donna get you a spare key.

161

You have the trades?

162

Ta-da.

163

Good.

164

Hey, when can we, uh...

165

Lewis, I'm only gonna say this once, so you better enjoy it.

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You're the man.

167

You're the man.

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You're the man.

169

Harvey, did you say somebody is the man?

170

You're the man.

171

Thanks.

172

Appreciate it.

173

Who's the man?

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Yeah, the man.

175

You know him.

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What'd you say?

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Yeah, the man.

178

Damn straight.

179

Come on.

180

The Spinners?

181

Really?

182

For your information, the Spinners were one of the defining pop bands of their time.

183

Oh.

184

Oh, wow.

185

Sorry.

186

Yeah, that's cool.

187

Like the Jonas Brothers, or Hanson, or NSYNC, or Selena Gomez.

188

Yeah.

189

Come here, lippy.

190

I want to show you something.

191

Yeah?

192

Prepare motions to dismiss by end of day Thursday.

193

And don't puss out when Judge Edelstein tries to stifle my brilliance.

194

He's all yours.

195

What?

196

Why the sudden change of mind?

197

Does it matter?

198

You're punishing him, aren't you?

199

Yes.

200

So you're saying working for me is punishment?

201

As far as I'm concerned, this whole conversation is punishment.

202

Oh, here we go.

203

Duration?

204

One case.

205

Jurisdiction?

206

Exclusive.

207

What can I do to him?

208

What do you want to do to him?

209

RV.

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Things.

211

That is not a legitimate answer.

212

Honor the boundaries of labor law.

213

I prefer the Geneva Convention.

214

Then we have a deal.

215

I think I need a sick day.

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Did you find what you're not looking for?

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No, did you find what you're not looking for?

218

Nope.

219

Oh, my God, it is so stuffy in here.

220

What are the symptoms of carbon dioxide poisoning?

221

Uh, headaches, dizziness, mental confusion, mental confusion.

222

Kevin, trust an estate?

223

No, it's too meek.

224

It's gotta be a woman. Who is it?

225

Harold, I need a stapler.

226

I was right.

227

Okay, there are files everywhere.

228

He's gonna be suspicious.

229

What are we doing?

230

Don't worry, I got it.

231

I got this.

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What are you...

233

Ow!

234

Ow?

235

Okay, what's going on?

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Come in!

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Hi, Harold.

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Honey.

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Is this why it says do not enter?

240

Is this why it says do not enter?

241

We're kinda busy in here.

242

Do you mind if, um, you know, you just don't bother us anymore?

243

Sure.

244

No problem.

245

Yeah, he didn't notice the files.

246

Oh, sh, I'm late to the Rister settlement conference.

247

Uh, and.. thanks.

248

You're welcome.

249

When I sent you home, I didn't mean for you to never come back.

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My grandmother died.

251

I know.

252

Look, you obviously weren't ready to deal with it.

253

So I respected that by keeping you busy.

254

Was I wrong?

255

No. You stoned?

256

Yep.

257

I'm not interested in a lecture, so...

258

Good.

259

Because I'm not interested in giving one.

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Yeah, help yourself.

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Don't mind if I do.

262

Is this a coffee cart guy?

263

The whole bag?

264

How do you even do that, man?

265

I got, like, crazy cottonmouth right now.

266

Harvey Specter doesn't get cottonmouth.

267

Cottonmouth?

268

Mouth.

269

I guess Harvey Specter does get cottonmouth.

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I can't help it, these pretzels are making me thirsty!

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Here, drink this, Ricky.

272

Do you ever hear of a hanger?

273

Oh, my God, wow!

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I just got an image of you as a dad.

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Like a little Harvey Specter, you know, all hair gelled and like, pinstripe Oshkosh bagosh.

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Dad, don't play the odds.

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Play the man.

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It's a win-win.

279

You being like, go to your goddamn room.

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Oh, look at this.

281

You bought an apartment in Manhattan.

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I got it for her.

283

Oh.

284

I always hated the word orphan.

285

I mean, I just.. never felt like one.

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Until now.

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Did I ever tell you about my dad?

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I think you know the answer to that question.

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He was a saxophone player.

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He sat in with everybody because everybody loved him.

291

He believed in love at first sight. And unfortunately...

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His first sight was a groupie.

293

Your mother?

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I was 16 when I caught her cheating.

295

I knew if I told my dad he'd...

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The next two years went by, I didn't say a thing, and she went right on just making him a fool.

297

Look, this is all to say that I lived in a house I lived in a house surrounded by family, but I know what it's like to be totally alone.

298

Wow.

299

Your stoned is depressing.

300

You should never share your feelings ever again.

301

I mean, not with me.

302

What can I say?

303

It's been a tough week for both of us.

304

Hardman.

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Oh, what I wouldn't give to pissing that bastard's office.

306

Pretty quick off the tongue?

307

I've done it before. To Louis.

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No way.

309

Way.

310

Wait a minute.

311

If you've done that before, why not do it again?

312

Hi.

313

Excuse me?

314

But I think you might be in the wrong office.

315

No, I'm in the right office.

316

You're Katrina Bennett, Harvey's mysterious new hire.

317

I'm afraid that puts me at a disadvantage because I don't know who you are.

318

That's our problem right there.

319

We have a problem?

320

Oh yeah, big one.

321

You haven't come to see me yet.

322

Again, I don't know who you...

323

I oversee the first and second year associates.

324

It's a responsibility that I take as seriously as holding the nuclear launch codes in my hands.

325

Well, if you take it so seriously, then why are you in a fifth year associate's office trimming your fingernails at her desk?

326

Trimming?

327

This is a gold-plated nickel alloy cuticle sculptor from the south of Denmark, and I will sculpt my nails wherever I damn well please.

328

Why don't we see what you're up to?

329

That's password protected.

330

Please.

331

Prosecutor 99, third try.

332

That's a violation of my privacy.

333

Oh, yeah?

334

You're gonna tell.

335

See, you're representing Chad Ritter.

336

And this is your defense.

337

Wow, it's like you're a baboon.

338

I'm in full control of Mr. Ritter's defense strategy.

339

It's not a strategy, it's a prayer, which is why I'm gonna be forced to supervise you.

340

I don't need a babysitter.

341

You're not getting a babysitter.

342

You're getting Lewis lit.

343

This is unacceptable.

344

Be that as it may, you can either welcome my tutelage, or you can crawl back to the DA's office from whence you came.

345

Welcome to Pearson Hartman.

346

Okay, I came to give you your files back.

347

All rise!

348

No way.

349

I wasn't born yesterday.

350

I've got my files right here.

351

Okay, Katrina, I'm offering us both a way out here.

352

You keep whatever's in those files the hell away from me.

353

Okay.

354

You got me.

355

Not to be trusted.

356

All right, let's get to it.

357

Ms. Bennett, I believe you have something for me.

358

Your Honor, Mr. Gibbs charged my client with securities fraud, but he neglected to disclose discrepancies between the SEC's findings and the IRS's.

359

I have with me an exhibit.

360

I'm sorry, you must have accidentally somehow gotten the file with pictures of me photoshopped as various American presidents.

361

I actually like that one.

362

It looked pretty sharp, don't it?

363

What you were really looking for was this, like I offered.

364

But per your request, I'm gonna keep it the hell away from you.

365

Is this some sort of joke?

366

No, Your Honor.

367

Bring that folder up here right now, and if they're not legitimate court documents, you are in for one hell of a fine.

368

Sir, need you to step over here, please.

369

Easy, Batman.

370

I left my belt on.

371

Well, if it's okay with you, I'm gonna break out my trusty bat metal detector.

372

Sir, I need you to raise your arms above your head, please.

373

Okay, and I'm gonna need your badge number.

374

How did those get there?

375

So this is a weapon?

376

A weapon?

377

They're my nail scissors, you asshole.

378

They're gold-plated.

379

They cost $2,000.

380

You're gonna bring a $2,000 weapon into my courthouse?

381

I'm just saying, I don't even know how they got there.

382

Oh, well, maybe the Riddler put them there.

383

Okay, that's very funny.

384

I'm just saying.

385

Maybe it was, like, a big misunderstanding.

386

You say you don't know who those are?

387

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay.

388

I'm sorry.

389

Okay, let's just start over.

390

Just gonna need him back.

391

I'm placing you under arrest for carrying a concealed weapon into a courthouse of the state of New York

392

and for assaulting an officer of the court.

393

What?

394

Hey, Eddie.

395

Hey, Eddie.

396

Hey, Miss Benner.

397

Nice to see you again.

398

How are Shelly and the kids?

399

Oh, they're doing great, you know?

400

I mean, you know, she's...

401

Yeah, no, they're doing great.

402

Thanks for asking.

403

It was her!

404

You think I don't know that?

405

Get in.

406

No, I think I'm good.

407

Mike, there's nothing to be afraid of.

408

It's just good, clean mud.

409

That doesn't make any sense.

410

Is this about the fact that I'm in the nude?

411

Please don't harp on that.

412

Yeah, I'm just saying.

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I know how the younger generation gets hung up on that stuff.

414

But you don't have to worry, because you have your own self-contained unit.

415

Okay, if I get in, will you stop saying words?

416

You know, if you're going with boxers, you're not gonna have them later.

417

You're gonna have to go smokeless.

418

I know why you picked me for this case.

419

I wouldn't have picked you if you didn't.

420

If you wanted me to be your associate, why didn't you just ask?

421

You would have said no. Lewis, come on.

422

No. I know what people think of me.

423

I know what you think of me.

424

I knew you'd remember all the bad things about working with me.

425

I just want to remind you of some of the good ones.

426

I remember all the good ones.

427

But I also remember after those things, you going back to being the same Lewis I met the first day of work.

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The Lewis who fired someone right in front of my face for the sole purpose of teaching me to be afraid.

429

You're right.

430

I remember you once said that my actions matter and that it's not water under the bridge.

431

You've changed me.

432

You make me want to be a better man.

433

Wait, are you saying I complete you?

434

You have seen Jerry Maguire.

435

No, I'm quoting my cinema hero, the character of Melvin Udall, expertly portrayed by Jack Nicholson in as good as it gets.

436

Ah, never saw it.

437

Ah, well, then you're lucky.

438

Well, why is that?

439

Because you can still see it for the first time.

440

The first time?

441

Yeah, that's it.

442

The first time.

443

What?

444

The judge.

445

You were making your argument about the first time.

446

He wanted to rule in our favor, but he couldn't.

447

I know.

448

That's why we need him to rewrite the law.

449

No, we don't.

450

Because there's already a provision in the law that works for us.

451

It's in section...

452

No, no, no, no, no. First of all, I cannot mix work with money, okay?

453

Let's get the showers.

454

And we can't wait to stick it to opposing counsel.

455

We won.

456

We did.

457

We did.

458

I just want to say one thing.

459

You know, if Harvey had the power to become Mariano Rivera, he would.

460

Because Harvey doesn't love the law.

461

It's just his vehicle for forcing his will on his opponents for winning.

462

But you see, Mike, that's not how I feel about the law.

463

I love the law.

464

And I never trade it for anything.

465

I love it, too.

466

I also like winning.

467

I know.

468

You know what I think?

469

I think you're half Harvey and you're half me.

470

You've had your time with him.

471

Now have your time with me.

472

I can't let you do this.

473

Let me?

474

Don't do this.

475

I already said yes.

476

I...

477

I can't go back on my word.

478

You're not going back on your word.

479

You're going back where you belong.

480

I am.

481

I am sorry.

482

I know.

483

Look, why don't you take tonight off and go out with your girlfriend?

484

I'm a girlfriend.

485

Thanks, Harvey.

486

No, we're going up top.

487

Oh, really?

488

Yeah, but if you come in late tomorrow, you're fired.

489

We'll see.

490

I'm sorry.

491

You know what non-dairy creamer is, Rachel?

492

It's a metaphor.

493

The first sip you think it's real.

494

You know, after all, it wants you to believe that it's genuine, and it's good, and it's gonna deliver on its promise.

495

But then with time, you realize

496

that it's just a concoction of chemicals that's designed to disguise the truth that's actually full of shit.

497

Then why are you drinking it?

498

I'm lactose intolerant.

499

Norma, I just want you from now on to just try to wear socks, because if you.. there isn't... And what is that?

500

Hessington Oil's earnings per share and market cap growth over the last 11.2 years.

501

Did somebody ask you to do this?

502

I didn't do it because somebody asked me to, Louis.

503

I did it because I want in on the case.

504

You know, you realize something like this would entail working hand in glove

505

and possibly even a trip or two to the mud club.

506

I'm in.

507

And what makes you think you're good enough to be my personal associate?

508

I don't want to be your personal associate.

509

What?

510

I'm a fifth year.

511

I don't want to be anyone's personal associate.

512

But I know how good you are.

513

You know how good I am.

514

We can use each other.

515

Hmm.

516

Like a symbiotic relationship.

517

Like between a phytoplankton and a whale.

518

I'm not familiar with their specific dynamic, but yes.

519

Exactly.

520

Well, Katrina, I kind of had enough of being used by associates looking to move one rung up the ladder, so I suggest you get the hell out of my office and find yourself another whale.

521

What the hell is this?

522

What?

523

I'm working with Harvey, my best friend.

524

Harvey, give birth to me.

525

When you see me coming, give me a wide birth, because I'm a dick.

526

I'm a dick, dick, dick.

527

Oh my god.

528

I'm working with Harvey, my best friend.

529

Harvey, I'm working with Harvey, my best friend.

530

Harvey, do you see what we're coming?

531

Give me a whiper, because I'm a dick.

532

You're not the fool anymore, Lewis.

533

Mike Ross is.

534

And I can't take it back.

535

I put myself out on a limb for you, so if you say no to me, I won't just be a fool.

536

I'll be done.

537

Katrina said you wanted to see me.

538

Hey, Simon, come on in.

539

I have a question for you.

540

I'll show you this for you.

541

You need to see this.

542

Look at this.

543

This is so funny.

544

Is that some sort of joke?

545

Nominal in the first paragraph, pagination on the left-hand side, Times New Roman, stupid little feet walking all across the page.

546

And what's that word? Shall?

547

Mm.

548

At this firm, we instruct, we advise, we order, we must, but we do not shall.

549

It's not really a...

550

Why must we must?

551

Because we thrust.

552

We don't parry.

553

Rewrite this.

554

I can't.

555

Excuse me?

556

Mr. Nesbeth has clearly instructed us.

557

Oh.

558

This was Nigel's doing?

559

For his most recent memo?

560

He's communicating with you through memos?

561

You've been left adrift on Lady Law's fickle ocean with no rudder, no captain?

562

He hasn't been in the office since he took over the program, if that's what you're asking.

563

No, I think I was perfectly clear on what I was asking, Simon.

564

Are you supposed to respond to that?

565

Yeah, by going back to your desk right now and doing it correctly. But...

566

Simon, a memo from Nigel is not gonna stick its boot in your ass.

567

A memo from me will.

568

Get out.

569

Could you possibly keep your thwacking to yourself?

570

This is a private club.

571

With a sister club in London.

572

Courtesy mudding privileges.

573

And yes, it's Turkish.

574

Outside mud is a clear violation of club policy.

575

There are rules, Nigel.

576

Just as there are rules forbidding interference with my associates.

577

Yeah.

578

Well, you don't give a rat's ass about them.

579

How dare you?

580

You know, let me tell you something you may not know.

581

Now, associates, they're like grains of sand.

582

They need pressure and heat to shape them into chihuly glass.

583

Memos from a distant land don't shape shit to shit.

584

Nonsense.

585

I attended boarding school from the tender age of four, during which time I received weekly memos from my father.

586

Yeah, and look how you turned out.

587

Graduating summa cum laude from both Cambridge and Harvard is quite the failure.

588

Your parents' choice to home school, much better.

589

Okay, that was only till I was 10, and my mother's science fair was legendary.

590

You must be so proud of your uncontested blue ribbons.

591

Okay, you know what?

592

I'm not gonna let you shatter the glass that I spent years blowing.

593

And I'm certainly not gonna let the likes of you tell me who I can and cannot blow.

594

Oh, what's going on?

595

Nothing.

596

Simon.

597

Mr. Nesbitt gave us all gifts. And they're funny?

598

I think they're meant to be.

599

Well, you know, he has trouble connecting.

600

He's making an effort.

601

Maybe he took my words to heart.

602

What did you say to him?

603

Hmm.

604

Turned out quite well.

605

You crossed the line.

606

I did no such thing.

607

You took a private feud and you made it public.

608

After you tried to undermine my authority.

609

Because you don't know what you're doing.

610

I knew what I was doing when I took them from you, like biscuits from a schoolboy.

611

All right, you son of a bitch.

612

You better get yourself ready, because I'm about to kick.

613

I know it's generally against regulations, but her nanny fell ill and...

614

No, no, no, no, say no more.

615

A father's love knows no rule.

616

I didn't know you were a cat man.

617

Do I have brains in my head?

618

Do I have a heart in my chest?

619

Who is this stunning creature?

620

Her moniker is Mikado.

621

So does that mean she enjoys...

622

Yes.

623

Whenever we travel, I make sure she has Gilbert and Sullivan than playing in her Sherpa.

624

Do be careful, she doesn't normally like...

625

My God.

626

What?

627

Oh, does she prefer the left side?

628

She doesn't normally let anyone touch her except me.

629

I happen to have a way with those of the feline persuasion.

630

Do you have any cream?

631

You may answer.

632

I'm afraid I've got a bit of a sticky wicket. That sounds uncomfortable.

633

The Hong Kong office urgently requires me for a few weeks.

634

Normally I'd bring Mikado, but...

635

Oh, wait, are you asking me to...

636

I can't get her papers in time.

637

She'd be facing quarantine.

638

She'd sooner die.

639

You already understand her so well.

640

I do, yet a request of this magnitude...

641

No, you're probably right.

642

It's too much to ask.

643

I'm sure there is a suitable luxury feline hotel.

644

Don't play games, okay?

645

You both know there isn't.

646

So you'll do it?

647

Yes, can I have her?

648

Call me when she's back.

649

I will.

650

Rachel, Lewis, Code Red.

651

You're suing me for ownership of Mikado. On what grounds?

652

On the grounds that I provide a better home, because you're constantly flying around the world.

653

Mary Poppins doesn't get custody of the children in her care.

654

The Bontrapp children fell in love with Maria.

655

She became their mother.

656

Because their mother was dead.

657

There's no legal basis for this.

658

You're confident in that fact?

659

Most assuredly.

660

Then let's put it to our own jury.

661

You're suggesting a mock trial?

662

You get to prove you're the better man in front of our associates.

663

You agree to hand her back the moment the verdict is in?

664

I agree to let you say goodbye to her the moment that you're defeated.

665

Fa-teng-gim.

666

Whatever the hell that means.

667

Mr. Litt, without speaking for Mikado, would you describe for the court her emotional condition?

668

When Mikado first entered my home, she was aloof and standoffish.

669

She's a cat.

670

Sorry, I'll wait my turn.

671

She was listless, you know?

672

Like, I would take her out to see a bird or a dog, and there'd just be nothing.

673

You know what I think?

674

I think that she was the victim of neglect due to the absence of a consistent father figure

675

because he's traveling all the time.

676

I object. To what?

677

To you letting him talk about my cat that way.

678

You changed the rules to get Miss Zane.

679

I'm changing the rules.

680

I'm going to represent myself.

681

You're dismissed.

682

Getting hot in here, Nesbitt?

683

Mr. Litt, I'll ask you not to address the defendant directly.

684

I'm not the defendant.

685

This isn't a criminal trial.

686

Well, it should be.

687

Where were we?

688

You were describing the deplorable condition in which you found Mr. Nesbitt's cat.

689

Oh, yeah.

690

Tell me about...

691

Bruno.

692

He was Louis' cat.

693

I was made to take care of him.

694

He didn't do it himself?

695

No. Do you like cats, Harold?

696

No. I'm allergic.

697

I don't even know what to do with them.

698

But he left this cat, his cat, in your care?

699

What happened?

700

Hey, you know what?

701

This would be a good time to object.

702

I can't, Lewis.

703

It's a valid line of question.

704

What happened, Mr. Gunderson?

705

He died a day later.

706

And what did he say to you prior to that day?

707

He said he might as well have left his cat with Michael Vick.

708

You justified that you now work at Bratt & Gould, is that correct?

709

Yes.

710

And when they hired you, did they know you'd been trained by Lewis Litt?

711

It came up.

712

So they knew that you were nurtured by Lewis, They hired you, and now...

713

Are you happy?

714

Yes.

715

So with Louis' nurturance, your mistakes were covered, you landed another job, and you're happy.

716

Isn't that correct?

717

But he was mean to me.

718

No, this isn't about how he treated you, Harold.

719

This is about how he treated his cat.

720

And isn't the truth that he loved that cat and cared for him with all of his heart?

721

Harold, you're under oath.

722

No, I'm not.

723

Harold.

724

Yes.

725

He loved Bruno with all of his heart.

726

I have no further questions.

727

I'm offering you a settlement you a settlement.

728

No. You get back the associates, I get back my cat.

729

No. I need a moment to I confer with my client. Of course.

730

I do love her, you know.

731

Louis, as your attorney, I need to say this.

732

Please don't make me choose.

733

She's Nigel's cat.

734

You want to see me?

735

Yes, and it's important.

736

What can I do for you?

737

Adjust the font on the new business cards?

738

Order some pens?

739

I don't know.

740

If we don't have any pens, what would you sign the order with?

741

What do you want, Jessica?

742

I was just making a little joke.

743

Oh, I thought I was the only joke around here.

744

Lewis, you are no joke.

745

And you're right.

746

You have been on the sidelines far too long.

747

I want you to handle the negotiations.

748

You won't be sorry.

749

You want a pound of flesh, I'm going to bring you the whole carcass.

750

I believe you would, but I'm going to ask you to do something else.

751

Anything you need.

752

I need you to be fair.

753

Fair?

754

Yes.

755

Fair.

756

That's one way to go.

757

It's the way to go.

758

Because I need them to think that we're moving on, when in fact, we're going after their clients.

759

Oh, my God.

760

Oh, my God.

761

You and Harvey are letting me know one of your missions?

762

This is lit-tastic.

763

Lewis, calm down.

764

Calm down?

765

No. This is just like the Great Escape.

766

You're recruiting me to go behind enemy lines.

767

I'm Steve McQueen.

768

You know the Great Escape.

769

Are you kidding?

770

Charles Bronson grew up in my grandmother's shtetl.

771

Then you know.

772

Steve McQueen was the cooler king.

773

Lewis, I need you to be my cooler king.

774

Yeah, I'm gonna cool.

775

So you're authorizing me to sign on your behalf?

776

Yes.

777

but under no circumstances are you to lock in the existing client allocations

778

please i die before that happens let's hope it doesn't come to that

779

nesbitt lit i see you're wearing your checkered suit with your

780

crimson power tie you see correctly looks like you came to

781

play hardball i didn't come to play anything i came to

782

win well i'm not here to win i'm here to make sure we hammer out a fair agreement

783

And to help you achieve that, I see you brought along Tinkerbell.

784

And you were so scared of Tinkerbell, you sent her to Barcelona for your CAT trial.

785

During which time she worked closely with a different senior partner.

786

Again and again.

787

Mmm, don't worry.

788

Dr. Banner's not turning green today.

789

See, whatever you thought was gonna happen to me here isn't.

790

So go ahead.

791

Wind me up all you want, cause I ain't losing my cool.

792

Fine.

793

This is my initial proposal.

794

Those are letters I wrote to Mikado.

795

Unopened.

796

You never read them to her?

797

Not a single word.

798

You son of a bitch.

799

You think you can rattle me?

800

I'm unrattleable.

801

Really?

802

This portrait that you sent her.

803

Get out.

804

Lewis.

805

I said go.

806

Oh, yeah.

807

You and I are going to war.

808

Everything's on the goddamn table.

809

Including the existing client list allocations?

810

Do you hear what I just said?

811

I said everything!

812

Lewis, we gave you one job and you blew it.

813

How the hell did you screw up those negotiations?

814

Screw up?

815

Come on.

816

What are you talking about?

817

They got us the corporate jet, we keep our first dividend checks, and they pay for our new letterhead.

818

So, you know what?

819

You just put that in your pipe, and you smoke it.

820

I don't give a about the goddamn letterhead.

821

You don't think I know that?

822

Nobody cares about the goddamn letterhead, okay?

823

Nigel went after Mikado.

824

What the hell is Mikado?

825

Not what, who.

826

She's a cat.

827

He went after your cat.

828

He went after his cat.

829

He tortured his cat?

830

Yeah.

831

He deprived her of my letters.

832

Louis?

833

You lost your sh-t during a negotiation because someone didn't read your letters to their cat?

834

Oh, hey there.

835

Hey.

836

Louis, listen, I just, um, I just wanted to say one more time how much I'm really looking forward to working with you.

837

Aw, well, I would just like to say for the first time

838

that you will not be working with me because I will not be giving you my jock, let alone my case.

839

Yeah.

840

Okay, I get it. So you're the guy?

841

Yeah, I am the guy.

842

No, not that guy, Lewis.

843

Definitely not that guy.

844

You're the guy in every office who wants to piss on the new guy.

845

You know, to mark your territory.

846

So why don't I just walk you on down to my office?

847

I'm gonna let you get your little piss on in my corner, and then we can move on.

848

Oh, I've moved on.

849

I've set up the deposition for Todd Smith tomorrow.

850

You don't think I know about that?

851

I don't give a whether you know it or not.

852

It's my job to determine whether Todd Smith is guilty.

853

And who do you actually think is better at determining whether a guy is guilty of insider trading, Lewis?

854

A career prosecutor for the SEC or a monkey in some Italian suit?

855

A monkey?

856

Monkey.

857

Well, you're nothing but a crowing cock.

858

And the last cock that walked into my office learned what all the other cocks learned, that I eat cock for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

859

Lewis, you're gonna let me in that deposition tomorrow, whether you like it or not.

860

Why, because you're gonna run to Jessica?

861

No, simply because I'm gonna tell everyone here in the office that you said you eat cock for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

862

Yeah, that's right.

863

It's goddamn delicious.

864

Mmm!

865

Mmm-mmm.

866

Arrgh!

867

So what, you think you can handle Todd Smith better than me?

868

Well, let's just see.

869

Let's just see what you got.

870

Here's Inspector, how may I direct you call?

871

Take a bite to leeny-meeny-money-moe and flower, you're the chosen one.

872

Uh...

873

Well, your left hand's green, and your right-wing grip, Give another hand,

874

and what you might ever sell, Swartz is gone.

875

Ram, Caldera Zane.

876

Hello, liar.

877

Excuse me?

878

Rand Kaldor Zane.

879

You know what that is?

880

That's how they answer the phone.

881

It Rand Kaldor Zane.

882

Louis, I'm sorry.

883

Oh, save your sorries.

884

Do you know the receptionist at the front desk?

885

Yes, her name is Elise.

886

Good, you can use her name when you fire her.

887

I don't have the authority to fire people, but I did just talk to her.

888

You did?

889

Mm-hmm.

890

Just set her straight, that's good.

891

No, not good.

892

She came to see me.

893

She said that you've been harassing her.

894

What happened?

895

She said that you called and hung up on her over 50 times.

896

What?

897

How did she even know it was me?

898

Because you called from your office.

899

Well, it wasn't harassment because it wasn't sexual.

900

Well, she also said that you were leering at her when you stepped off the elevator.

901

I wasn't leering.

902

I was mad about how she answered the phone.

903

Lewis, it doesn't matter why you did it.

904

She felt violated.

905

Well, you know what?

906

You tell her it's not like that, and then you violate her ass out the door.

907

Lewis, is this really the kind of name partner the kind of name partner you want to be.

908

No, I want to be the kind of name partner that has his name set on the goddamn phone.

909

Okay, well, in order to fire her, without getting sued for harassment, you'd have to fire the entire support staff, and you and I both know that that's never going to happen.

910

We are not firing all of our support staff.

911

Well, it's easy for you to say, being that your name is first.

912

So what are you talking about?

913

Jessica, I am talking about respect.

914

R-E-S-B-E-C-T.

915

Find out what it means to me.

916

But I guess I'll just find my own way to be treated how I deserve.

917

I know, I'm gonna regret asking this.

918

Lewis, tell me specifically what it is you're talking about.

919

They are answering the phones, Pearson Spector.

920

Not Pearson Spector lit.

921

Lewis.

922

You don't believe me?

923

Check it yourself.

924

I'm not harassing our support staff.

925

It's not harassment, goddammit!

926

Lewis?

927

Jessica, it's like they've been specifically instructed to leave my name off.

928

Now you're just being paranoid.

929

I am not paranoid.

930

They're in lockstep.

931

I'm telling you, someone paid them off.

932

Lewis, that's insane.

933

But if you want them to say your name, I will get them to say your name.

934

Of course I'm thinking about myself.

935

What, you wouldn't?

936

Please.

937

You'd throw a giraffe off of Noah's Ark just to save your sorry ass.

938

The world's probably without unicorns because of one of your ancestors. And I...

939

Will you just let me finish a thought for God's sake?

940

Lewis, what exactly are you doing?

941

Well, what does it look like I'm doing?

942

I'm having a discussion about the fate of the firm with my dead secretary's ashes.

943

Well, as long as it's not something weird.

944

What exactly have you two been doing the last half hour?

945

For the same thing you're about to do.

946

No way, I'm not doing the Mary Jane.

947

Yes, you are.

948

I'm not huffing and puffing.

949

Lewis, it's the only way.

950

No, I'm not doing the dirty.

951

It's okay, I got this.

952

I mean, if Lewis doesn't want to smoke it, maybe Norma does.

953

Oh, don't you dare.

954

Relax, Lewis.

955

It's not like it's going to kill her.

956

Harvey, that is not funny, okay?

957

You're going to get ashes in her ashes.

958

Then why don't you just smoke it yourself?

959

Put that out.

960

Nope.

961

I'm going to light this joint on the count of one.

962

Harvey, I'm telling you.

963

Two.

964

Harvey.

965

Three.

966

Did you pull your back out?

967

Give me the goddamn thing.

968

You, sir, are in violation of subsection 3C of your lease, which means if it happens again, you're out in your ass.

969

What?

970

What kind of dildo puts bran bars and prune juice in a lease agreement?

971

This dildo.

972

This dildo right here.

973

Are you nuts?

974

No. I'm your worst nightmare.

975

Because this quivering, angry dildo isn't going away until it gets its satisfaction.

976

What did you just say to me?

977

I just said, this dildo is going to be in your face, slapping it around, then up your ass,

978

marching you right out the door if it catches you in violation of your lease ever again.

979

Now all I need to do is pick the perfect wood.

980

I don't follow.

981

Donna, the kind of wood you get says everything you need to know about what kind of man you are.

982

How hard or soft it is, how much it bends when you're working it, how firm it is compared...

983

I got the picture, Louis.

984

No, I don't think you do.

985

Making Tara love my wood is the first step toward making her love me.

986

Okay, Louis, calm down.

987

No, I don't really want to calm down, because all I can think about is my wood.

988

So tell me, exactly how many different kinds of wood have you sampled in your day?

989

All of them.

990

Mahogany, chestnut, walnut, all the nuts.

991

Ebony?

992

Ebony, don't even get me started on Ebony.

993

When I see Ebony, all I want to do is put my hands all over it.

994

Oh, God.

995

I want to live in it.

996

I want to smack it and hit it and rub it down.

997

I just want to eat it.

998

What's so funny?

999

Nothing.

1000

Um, I just think that a man needs to, uh, to follow his heart and choose the wood that just feels right.

1001

Feels right.

1002

Yeah.

1003

That's it.

1004

Donna, I need you to help me feel my wood.

1005

Oh, dear God.

1006

I pay for this.

1007

Trippin' in the world could be dangerous.

1008

Negative and appetite.

1009

Whip, whip, run me like a race, boss.

1010

Pull me like a rip, cord.

1011

Break me down and build me up.

1012

I wanna be the slip, slip, put it on your lips.

1013

There he is.

1014

Hey, Harvey, this is a great idea, huh?

1015

Glad I thought of it.

1016

You having fun?

1017

If you call a talking geopolitics with a model named Svetlana fun, then that would be a big fat bolla yes.

1018

Easy, tiger.

1019

The bartender's pulling doubles.

1020

And what are you doing here?

1021

I'm having another drink.

1022

I said for you to be careful.

1023

I can handle my liquor.

1024

Okay.

1025

How many fingers am I holding up?

1026

Huh?

1027

Huh?

1028

You can't tell, can you?

1029

You can't handle my liquor now.

1030

I tell you to put food in your stomach, but unfortunately I only ordered enough to give the appearance of having food.

1031

So basically you're just trying to get these guys hammered so you can drive up the bidding.

1032

No, I told you, the guys hitting on the models aren't serious.

1033

Now I'm telling you that the guys who let themselves get drunk aren't serious aren't serious.

1034

Which means whoever's left are the bids that we have in our hands at the end of the night.

1035

You knew it the whole time, didn't you?

1036

Who do you think you're talking to?

1037

Good man.

1038

Just one small problem.

1039

What if, by accident, I happen to be one of the people that let himself get too drunk?

1040

Might as well keep drinking, because we're not having fun.

1041

What the hell are we doing here?

1042

Yes!

1043

Copy that.

1044

Spetlana!

1045

I have to say...

1046

I've been wanting this for so long.

1047

Never in my wildest dreams did I think it would come true.

1048

We're the only named partners now, Lewis.

1049

And I meant it when I said it.

1050

I want us to share things like this.

1051

I can't tell you how happy that makes me.

1052

You're not gonna cry, are you?

1053

What, are you kidding?

1054

The last time I cried in here, I messed up the pH, I had a yeast infection for weeks.

1055

You're not gonna do the other thing you told me you did in the mud, are you?

1056

Harvey, I told you that was a one-time thing.

1057

And believe me, you're no Missy Dietler.

1058

Who's Missy Dietler?

1059

What is he doing here?

1060

What do you mean?

1061

Harvey and I go mudding together all the time.

1062

So why don't you lug yourself out of there so I can get my tub back?

1063

This is my tub.

1064

And you always told me it was weird for male friends to mud together.

1065

But Harvey and I are more than just friends.

1066

We're best friends.

1067

Lewis, if this is some kind of Jedi mind trick that Lipschitz taught you...

1068

I don't even know who Jed Mind Trick is, but what I do know is that I intend to be the world's best alligator.

1069

And if I'm gonna do that, there's no way I can try to tame you.

1070

Well, in that case...

1071

And what I definitely can't do is put a saddle on you, much less try to ride you bareback.

1072

Ride me what now?

1073

Bareback.

1074

I said ride you bareback.

1075

Please don't...

1076

Don't say bareback again.

1077

Why not?

1078

Harvey.

1079

Listen to me.

1080

You are a wild stallion.

1081

and wild stallions have to run free.

1082

Lewis, I'm really not comfortable with where this conversation's going.

1083

No, no, shh.

1084

All I'm saying is that you're a magnificent steed that gallops wherever the wind takes him.

1085

And I'm not going to ride you hard until, you know, you're able to start bucking underneath me.

1086

Now, you tell me, how is that possibly uncomfortable?

1087

Nothing, Lewis.

1088

Nothing is uncomfortable.

1089

Giddy up, Harvey.

1090

Giddy up.

1091

Hi-ya!

1092

Oh, my God.

1093

I know exactly what you two are doing.

1094

Louis, before you jump...

1095

You were up all night trying to figure out how you were going to handle the Zane situation.

1096

We were, indeed.

1097

Up all night.

1098

Thinking about the situation.

1099

Well, I can't believe it.

1100

You should have called me.

1101

We could have done it together.

1102

Could have, but it's probably best that we didn't.

1103

I don't know.

1104

They do say the more the merrier.

1105

Harvey.

1106

You know, I don't care that you left me out.

1107

The most important thing is that you guys were banging it out all night.

1108

That we were.

1109

So what'd you come up with?

1110

Probably nothing as helpful as what you've come up with.

1111

Well, the only thing I know is that we need to put out a press release as soon as possible.

1112

Then you came to the right place, because Donna is top notch at releases.

1113

Thank you, Harvey.

1114

You know, you're not so bad yourself.

1115

Will you please stop stroking each other's egos?

1116

I'm just as good at releasing as either one of you.

1117

In fact, I hammered one out this morning.

1118

Don't.

1119

All right, you sons of bitches.

1120

Excuse me?

1121

Excuse yourself, asshole.

1122

Because you just had the B team.

1123

Now you get the A team.

1124

You're going to sue us?

1125

You don't sue us.

1126

We sue you.

1127

I'm going to have your balls in a vice so tight, you're going to wish you were born without balls.

1128

That's right, lady.

1129

I'm talking to you.

1130

I'm going to shove this lawsuit so far up your ass, you're going to be the first lawyer in history to die with a lawsuit in her ass.

1131

I'm going to burn you to the ground.

1132

I'm going to do a rain dance on your ashes.

1133

Nobody messes with Louis Litt.

1134

Least of all two slobs from the firm Shitty and Shitty.

1135

We're not lawyers.

1136

What happened?

1137

We are Susan's parents.

1138

She said we could visit.

1139

She said the people here were so nice.

1140

Well, of course she's Susan's parents.

1141

You look exactly like her.

1142

Job well done.

1143

She's very attractive.

1144

Not in a cause of action type of way.

1145

I'm just giving you a mock example of how not to behave when Susan's parents are in the conference room.

1146

Holy .

1147

Carry on.

1148

you

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Этот урок разговорной практики уровня B2 построен на видео «Suits Clips to Watch When Life Gets Too SERIOUS». В этом видео 1148 предложений и 7604 слов для шедоуинга. Речь длится 50:31. Говорящий говорит в естественном темпе, около 151 слов в минуту, близком к повседневной речи. Только 81% слов входят в 3000 самых частых слов английского языка, поэтому лексика сложная. Вопросов здесь 242 из 1148 предложений, так что это хорошая тренировка вопросительной интонации и коротких ответов.

Ключевая лексика этого видео

Самые сложные слова из видео (15), с произношением и значением:

Слово	Произношение	Значение
memo существительное	/ˈmɛməʊ̯/	запи́ска, па́мятка
violation существительное	/ˌvaɪ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/	наруше́ние, несоблюде́ние
bareback наречие	/ˈbɛɚbæk/	неосе́дланный
ash существительное	/ˈæʃ/	пе́пел, зола́
harassment существительное	/həˈɹæsmənt/	домога́тельства, домога́тельство
monkey существительное	/ˈmʌŋki/	обезья́на
hammer существительное	/ˈhæmɚ/	мо́лот, молото́к
lease существительное	/liːs/	аре́нда, ли́зинг
uncomfortable прилагательное	/ʌnˈkʌm.fɚ.tə.bl̩/	неудо́бный, некомфорта́бельный
feline прилагательное	/ˈfiːlaɪn/	коша́чий
giddy прилагательное	/ˈɡɪd.i/	непостоя́нный
harass глагол	/həˈɹæs/	беспоко́ить, досажда́ть
instruct глагол	/ɪnˈstɹʌkt/	инструкти́ровать
leer глагол	/ˈlɪə̯/	ко́со смотре́ть, смотре́ть с вожделе́нием
rewrite глагол	/ɹiˈɹaɪt/	перепи́сывать, переписа́ть

Фразовые глаголы, которые вы услышите

Слово	Значение
calm down глагол	успока́иваться, успоко́иться
come over глагол	подскочить, подъехать
come up with глагол	придумывать, приходить в голову
figure out глагол	разбира́ться, разобра́ться
turn out глагол	ока́зываться, оказа́ться
back out глагол	сдавать назад
break out глагол	сбега́ть, сбежа́ть
come back глагол	возвраща́ться, возврати́ться

Фразы, которые стоит повторять

Короткие законченные фразы из видео, которые пригодятся в повседневном разговоре:

I'll get drinks next time, all right?
You're punishing him, aren't you?
Did you find what you're not looking for?
No, did you find what you're not looking for?
Why don't we see what you're up to?

Грамматика в этом видео

Конструкции, которые говорящий использует чаще всего, с точными словами из видео:

Конструкция	В видео
Условные предложения if + предложение, will/would + глагол — условие и его результат	if I get in, will you
Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing — действие началось раньше и продолжается	haven't been thinking · you've been harassing · I've been wanting
Present Perfect have/has + причастие прошедшего времени — прошлое действие, важное сейчас	I've always loved · check's been paid · It's been
Пассивный залог be + причастие прошедшего времени — важно, что происходит, а не кто это делает	been paid · be forced · wasn't born

Произношение, на которое стоит обратить внимание

Говорящий использует 382 сокращённых и редуцированных форм, например I'm, you're, don't. Произносите их коротко, так, как слышите.

Звуки «sh» и «zh»: violation /ˌvaɪ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/, ash /ˈæʃ/, deposition /ˌdɛp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/, allocation /ˌæl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/, negotiation /nɪˌɡəʊ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/
Длинные слова — следите за ударением: violation /ˌvaɪ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/, uncomfortable /ʌnˈkʌm.fɚ.tə.bl̩/, deposition /ˌdɛp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/, allocation /ˌæl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/, negotiation /nɪˌɡəʊ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/

Звуки, трудные для русскоязычных:

/w/ — губы округлены, это не /v/: whale /ˈweɪl/, whip /ˈwɪp/
/h/ — лёгкий выдох, а не русское «х»: letterhead /ˈlɛtə(ɹ)ˌhɛd/, harassment /həˈɹæsmənt/, hammer /ˈhæmɚ/, harass /həˈɹæs/, courthouse /ˈkɔɹt.haʊs/
Звонкие согласные в конце слова — не оглушайте их: letterhead /ˈlɛtə(ɹ)ˌhɛd/, paranoid /ˈpæɹ.əˌnɔɪd/, mud /mʌd/, surround /səˈɹaʊnd/

Как заниматься с этим видео

Прослушайте всё видео один раз молча и выпишите незнакомые слова.
Начните со скорости 0,75×, повторяйте предложение за предложением и вернитесь к обычной скорости, когда станет легко.
Запишите себя и сравните с оригиналом, обращая внимание на такие слова, как memo, violation, bareback.

Что такое техника Shadowing?

Shadowing — это научно обоснованная техника изучения языка, изначально разработанная для подготовки профессиональных переводчиков и популяризированная полиглотом доктором Александром Аргуэльесом. Метод прост, но эффективен: вы слушаете аудио на английском от носителей языка и немедленно повторяете вслух — как тень, следующая за говорящим с задержкой в 1–2 секунды. В отличие от пассивного прослушивания или грамматических упражнений, Shadowing заставляет мозг и мышцы рта одновременно обрабатывать и воспроизводить реальные речевые паттерны. Исследования показывают, что это значительно улучшает точность произношения, интонацию, ритм, связную речь, понимание на слух и беглость речи — что делает его одним из самых эффективных методов для подготовки к IELTS Speaking и реального общения на английском.

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Лексика и советы по произношению к этому уроку

Ключевая лексика этого видео

Фразовые глаголы, которые вы услышите

Фразы, которые стоит повторять

Грамматика в этом видео

Произношение, на которое стоит обратить внимание

Как заниматься с этим видео

Что такое техника Shadowing?