Anyone watching "Industry" on HBO?

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Another great episode. Henry def tricked me too because I was stunned when he pulled out. Makes me wonder what his plot will be going forward. Just romancing with Yasmin, or will his uncle's upcoming success with Petra and Harper lead to him making moves?

Hate to say it but Eric seems like he's gonna end this season in a ditch, job wise. Flip side Robert keeps falling upward.
 

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Harpo in the cut is a scary sight:demonic:

:mjlol:she not happy unless she fukking up your shyt. Bih needs to find peace through consulting. She on some


Then we got Yasmin and her magical box. She better let Eric hit it before he kill himself this season. Homie ran off on high end hoe and blamed it on his underling. Tbh, I'm not paying 20k for a build a bytch-hoe either.:hubie:even if it doubled as a sex therapy session.

Rishi crash out coming next. Sounds like something a trader did at our firm.

That’s the perfect meme for Harper :heh:
 

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He called because the panel was a disaster
and they have been ranked as a “hold” not “buy”; he knows the company won’t succeed and intends to cash out NOW before the stock tanks further.

Yasmin saw the play because it was the only move that makes sense, that’s why she tried to comfort him with the fact that he’s still going to make a lot of money. He acted offended because she basically read him the same way Rob did.

Right, but his reactions as that went down, was pained. Was it because he was failing the company? He knows it won't succeed. And he says Woof. Which can be read as ironic reaction to some huge sum he realized from selling his stocks.
 

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None of us mentioned that NYC club trust fund kid DJ yet....

that was a hilarious role.

"My parents own it, I'm DJ'ing there tomorrow night....those two statements are unrelated"

"Given your situation I thought you'd spread your legs for a bottle of 42"

"she has a million instagram followers and calls Diplo Wessley, that's all you need to know"

"I only watch porn if it's directed by women"
 
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Right, but his reactions as that went down, was pained. Was it because he was failing the company? He knows it won't succeed. And he says Woof. Which can be read as ironic reaction to some huge sum he realized from selling his stocks.
Well only a sociopath doesn’t have feelings about their company failing. Of course he had a pained look; this is a personal and career failure, and he’s still losing money. It’s just that if he sells NOW he’ll still have multimillions in the bag
 

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Well only a sociopath doesn’t have feelings about their company failing. Of course he had a pained look; this is a personal and career failure, and he’s still losing money. It’s just that if he sells NOW he’ll still have multimillions in the bag

ok right my first read was he was in some kind of financial trouble. and his pay out was less than he expected or something like that, because of some scheme.
 

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:wow:Should’ve stayed with his family.


So this is what a midlife crisis looks like
That actress knows midlife crisis all too well. She’s dating Jason Sudekis. Bro is like 20 years older than her. And before that she was with Ryan Phillipe when she was 21 and he was 43. She sued him a mil for assault :francis:. Was trying to look up some nice boobs and went down the rabbit hole :skip:
 
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high end escort story:

8 years ago, in Miami, was like 30 years old, partying in NYC, then flew down to Miami. Staying at the Edition, which is like high high end spot on South Beach, staying at the hotel, in the club at like 4:30 AM, and I am sober, but still like the scene, just for the experience. Solo. Just happy to be there, in a skating rink/bowling alley, club it's just wild.

so, I'm wearing LV loafers and pretty flashy that night. It's Miami. Sitting alone, when this woman walks up, she's attractive, well dressed, discreet purse, and she just walks up, sits down, and runs her hand down my back, and like touches me in this very specific way, like a three point touch, touch, runs down back touch again. and just looks dead at me. and says like "how are you", brings her glass to mine, and I just thought, nah nah, I'm good.

meet lots of women, but being sober in South Beach, and just chilling, wasn't going home with anyone that night, but, that's ok. And when I met her eye, I just said "My night's good thanks" and she just got up and left instantly. but that Eric moment when someone gives you that opening....that's what it looks like.
 

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Eric's list of losses/missteps for E3

- "you're an old man"

-Pushed to the back of the plane, "we have the back of the plane for our bankers" LOL- greeted by Henry as "the willing sub" (unless I am reading too much into that)

-gets big leagued by Frank Wade

-gets big leagued by the hotel staff, has to share a room with much junior employee

-That whole Conde Nast scene LOL, Anna's introduction: "these guys are sales at pier point"

-the CEO of that other company says something like "hope your sales skills are better than Lumi"

-The whole panel scene

-getting harassed by that douche bag kid

-The whole escort scene

- His boss telling him "this conversation is at the executive level"

- The Harper/glitter scene

-The plane scene with Yasmin.

that's a fukking lot for a single episode. Think what the episode is saying is about becoming irrelevant. Out of touch. Kind of like Carlito's Way. "When you can't see the angles anymore"

also clear on the second watch, they sent Eric to get burned at that panel.
 
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Eric's list of losses/missteps for E3

- "you're an old man"

-Pushed to the back of the plane, greeted by Henry as "the willing sub" (unless I am reading too much into that)

-gets big leagued by Frank Wade

-gets big leagued by the hotel staff, has to share a room with much junior employee

-That whole Conde Nast scene LOL, Anna's introduction: "these guys are sales at pier point"

-the CEO of that other company says something like "hope your sales skills are better than Lumi"

-The whole panel scene

-getting harassed by that douche bag kid

-The whole escort scene

- His boss telling him "this conversation is at the executive level"

- The Harper/glitter scene

-The plane scene with Yasmin.

that's a fukking lot for a single episode. Think what the episode is saying is about becoming irrelevant. Out of touch. Kind of like Carlito's Way. "When you can't see the angles anymore"

also clear on the second watch, they sent Eric to get burned at that panel.
I feel like this season is gonna end with Harper and Eric eating shyt then deciding to team up again. I think they should end with season 4 tbh.
 
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