Lewis Lit, your boss. Don't play your games with me now, woman. I'm due for closing arguments in 30 minutes, and I need you to stall. No, you do not pull the fire alarm as a tactic. Okay? I need you to just buy me 10 minutes without committing a crime. Taxi. There we go. Come on, baby. My man. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. Don't you upstream me. That's my cab. That's my taxi. This is my cab. This is my cab. Hey, I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you for sucking. I'm gonna sue you for not being Okay, I need your name, date of birth, and I need [screaming] All right, let's lit this up. [music] Mr. Lit. Sorry, your honor. Sorry I'm late. Are you ready for closing arguments? Yes, I am. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, opposing counsel has accused my client of a great many things. But you see, here's the problem. They don't have one single fact to back up their claim. I mean, not one. So, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to challenge you. Actually, no. Scratch that. I'm going to dare you to find dispute with the facts of this case as we presented them because are you a good person? Yes. Are you a good person? Yes. Are you actually You took notes so I could see you, Carrie. See, this is the kind of jury that they teach about. This is the kind of jury that's going to hear me when I say these four words. Do you know what those four words are? Because I want you to remember these four words to your dying breath. He didn't do it. He didn't do it. Mr. Lit, are you okay? I'm all right. Yeah, I'm fine. Baleiff, call an ambulance. [music] Jessica, if you need me to sign any more checks, now would be a great time. It's Louis. Let me guess. Even though he didn't show up to the meeting, he's feeling left out and throwing a hissy fit. He had a heart attack in court this morning. Oh my god, he's okay. I made a call. He's got the best cardiologists at Mount Si and they say he's going to be fine. We should go see him. He told Norma he didn't want anybody to come. That means he's embarrassed, but he wants me there. Be back when I'm back. We handle all his cases personally. Nothing with Louiswis's name on it falls through the cracks. No [music] client finds out this happened. Done. Done. I'll send him flowers from all of us. No, he's allergic to flowers. All of them? How do you even know that? I used to send them to his desk every day when we were associates. I know. I'm an Hey, he's going to be okay, right, [music] Louis? Is this heaven? I can understand why you would think that, but no. I don't know how this can happen. I treat my body like a temple. And you've also been commuting every weekend. And you let the associates raise your blood pressure. It's because they're stupid. Okay, Louis, relax. The doctors say you're out of danger, but you shouldn't get worked up. The doctors need to let me go. You had a heart attack. If my blood supply had been cut off for a half second less, it would have been classified as a minor cardiac event. And what if it would have lasted half a second more? It didn't. Then I need to get to work. Louis, I'm serious. You have to cut back. You could have died. And if anything were to happen to you, Harvey would be [music] a total mess. Okay, I'll come back. Good. [music]