All right, surprise, surprise. Sal is our loser.
We brought him up here to Monarch Rooftop
for a networking event.
Here's what you go to do, bud. It's very simple.
We want you to give out your business card
to who we think is the most important person in the room.
And here is your only business card.
Only.
There's only one person at that party that's getting that card.
You won't know if you gave it to the right person
till after you've given it to him
And then what happens?
And if you don't get it right,
you got to take that card back...
'Cause they're not important enough.
...because they're not important enough.
[ Laughter ]
All right, I understand everything.
Joe: Okay. So we're invading New York Cares' event.
This is real charity people, real charitable people.
-These are good people. -Good folks.
-You should look them up. -They're all important.
But Sal's got to find the most important person in this room.
Now, he only has one business card.
And here we go.
Hey, Tim. How are you?
-Hello, Sal, how are you? -How's everything?
Good.
This guy's like a bad-ass Colonel Mustard.
The ascot's on point.
Oh, coat sorting, okay.
Oh, my goodness.
That seems, like, very important --
over a decade. Putting in the time.
Oh, he's trying to size -- being important.
Yeah. He seems important. You're right.
You might be the most important guy in here.
I might have to stop.
-You have an ascot on? -I might be.
[ Laughter ]
Let me give you my card.
There you go. That's Salvatore Bruno there.
Philanthropist and entrepreneur.
I'd love it if you keep in touch.
You got my number and my e-mail.
-Good. All right. -Thank you.
I'll see you in a moment. -All right.
Okay. Please say, "That's him."
No.
So when do we want to pick who the most important
person in the room is? Let's give it a minute?
Okay, when we feel our heart.
Hey, how you doing?
What's going on, Elliot? Nice to see you.
What's going on?
Yeah, me, too.
I'm an entrepreneur and a philanthropist.
And I work in technology,
bringing that to historically disenfranchised communities.
-Disenfranchised. -Disenfranchised communities.
Mostly Xbox.
What do you do?
Oh, excellent.
-This guy seems super important. -Yeah.
Let me give you my card.
If you ever want to do something,
we could do something with the school.
And we can do like a technology initiative there...
Q: Or if you ever just want to play, like "Call of Duty."
...or if you ever just want to play,
like, "Call of Duty" or whatever.
Oh, actually --
Murr: No cards left.
Hold on one second. Let me grab it for you.
-And so it begins. -Oh, there he is.
Timbo.
Timbo...
Sal.
Yeah, yeah. [ Whistles ]
This is gonna be tough. This is gonna be tough.
So Tim, I met a person over here who I would like to...
Q: God, this sucks.
...give my business card to.
Joe: "Well, why don't you?"!
Therein lies the rub, Tim.
I gave you my last one. If you wouldn't mind...
Thank you so much.
-Oh! -You disgust him!
Oh, and you got this mist! -Oh, my God!
-Oh! -That is on.
-Wow! -Look at Sal's face.
He's got 1,000-yard stare on.
-That was tough, bud. -Elliot, there you go.
That's got my number and e-mail on it.
I'd love for you to reach out.
Yeah. Sal, he's not the most important guy in the room.
Get the card back.
Oh, I, uh, I'm just seeing that that guy over there
is from a publication that I have been trying
to get with for quite some time.
Joe: And you have my only card.
[ Laughter ]
And you have my last card...
[ Laughter ]
Is there any way that I might be able to have the card back
so I can give it to him?
Yeah, thank you, Elliot.
-Ohh! -Oh, my God!
Oh, I feel so bad.
-My God, Sal. -My God.
How's everything going, guys?
Good, good.