Uh, uh, testing one, two, three, popping peas.

Um, how many, uh, how many episodes is this going to be?

Eight.

Oh, Jesus.

Hubris describes excessive pride or dangerous overconfidence.

In ancient Greece, hubris referred to actions that violated natural order,

or which shamed and humiliated the victim,

sometimes for the pleasure or gratification of the abuser.

In his work rhetoric, Aristotle believed that hubris was a form of

disrespect and or insolence towards others, especially the gods. Thanks, Wikipedia.

It was a one Italian restaurant, Upper East Side. And the bodyguards, some of them stayed outside, and some of them came in and stood near the table.

We had this big lavish meal, wines flowing.

I believe some of the men were drinking scotch.

And at some point, Victor pulls out a cigar.

Smoking was not allowed in New York at that point in time, let alone a cigar.

So people around started complaining.

Victor was like, oh, don't complain.

I'll just buy your meal.

I'm sure every one of these people were looking at us like,

I can afford my own meal.

All I want is for you to stop smoking that cigar.

In ancient Greece, Nemesis was the goddess who personified retribution.

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