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Good morning, Camille.
You cut your hair.
Oh, I won't touch it.
I respect and fear Solange.
[CHUCKLES] Hey, congratulations on Kamala, huh?
You all must be so excited.
Listen, I want you to know that I am here
for you listening, learning, and I apologize for my Halloween
costume last year.
Question, is it blackface if the paint's brown?
And I want more men in the ads.
But the campaign is about financial preparedness
among women.
Women can't math.
You put men in there and tell him to do it and they will.
It's science.
Another thing when we can't do.
All right, meeting over guys.
Go be the best.
Drew, can have a minute?
Camille.
'Sup, girl?
Look, seeing you only once a week is not enough, boo.
Cavidias you've got to go.
Loving the do.
You snatched.
Thanks.
Listen, are there any positions opening up here soon?
Why?
Did Rachel say something?
Listen, I was really drunk and I FaceTimed the wrong person.
No!
I have a friend, Sarah Jones, we were colleagues
at Corrie, Inc. She's the best.
She'd be great here.
Camille, I'd love to have more sisters in here
but I can't swing the future lawsuits right now.
Sorry, girl.
Not easy being the man.
Not as fun as solo vacations.
Solo vacations are incredibly fun.
That's just something lonely women say.
Speaking of, I saw your voter's registration flyer in the lobby
and it really made me wonder how Kia's doing right now.
Kia?
Kirsten Elizabeth Amy.
I don't bother to add the others,
it just gets embarrassing.
Totally.
I mean, imagine being overqualified for a job
but non-viable due to your gender and fashion choices.
So awkward.
Now, don't go getting hysterical.
The people spoke.
Six women ran and six couldn't cut it.
But hey, you snuck one in on the ticket.
Past the Courvoisier.
The first woman of color on a major party ticket?
I'll drink to that.
Would you vote for a woman, Drew?
Did.
Kelly Daniels, central high prom queen.
She's fat now so a lot of good that did.
For president, Andrew.
I vote for the best, Camille.
Not for her or they or whatever PC language
we're using nowadays.
But you know I'm all about diversity.
Oh, of course, you support young and old white man.
Whoa!
Don't snatch my edges.
Are you not thriving, Camille?
You have excellent health insurance,
you make a good living, you didn't even
qualify for the stimulus check.
I did qualify for the stimulus check.
And I, ope.
Do me a favor, don't ask my secretary
Lee what she's making.
Point is, what don't you have that Kia could've given you?
It's not just about me or you.
You know Tasha?
Sure.
Second floor, pregnant, out of wedlock.
No, that's Rene.
I thought Rene was an IT.
That's Lauren.
Anyway, her son just moved back in.
Jail?
Job.
He couldn't find a job after college,
the cost of living in this city is impossible,
and he's paying back student loans.
He's ready to step into his future
but already crippled financially.
That's what I think about when I vote.
The collective.
And we rob this country of solutions
every time we dismiss them because they're attached
to unfashionable women.
Wow.
Didn't realize I was employing such a besieged American.
It's like you don't want to be here.
What?
And you know what.
If you don't want to be here you should just go back to--
Gotcha!
You should have seen your face.
Anyway, let's just agree to agree with me.
Lunch?
[HEAVY SIGH]
Girl, he left here with all the damn kids.
Two of them ain't even hers.
Excuse me, are you Camilla Elliott?
Yes, I am.
I'm Brian Moore.
I'm on the 12th.
You work for Cohen and Moore.
You're the Moore.
I am.
I saw your flier in the lobby last week.
I had business that kept me but I really
wanted to come out and support.
I think it's great what you're doing.
Oh, thank you.
Hopefully it made a difference.
There is no question it did.
Listen, you want to grab a bite?
There is a new Black owned sidewalk bistro a block down.
I'm not hungry, sorry.
But I could definitely use a drink.
- Nice. - You like that one, huh?
That was pretty smooth.
CAMILLA ELLIOTT: Plenty more where that one came from.
BRIAN MOORE: I got to use that next time.
CAMILLA ELLIOTT: Excuse me?
BRIAN MOORE: No, I'm just playing, I'm just playing.
What's your favorite drink?
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