Leo, a genius programmer in Silicon Valley, works himself to the bone for three months straight for his company—two hours later, he pushes open his girlfriend's door and finds his boss Victor lying in her bed! "Your code, your job, your woman—all mine. What do you have left?" Victor slaps his face and laughs. His girlfriend throws all the "junk gifts" Leo ever gave her onto the floor—including an old USB drive. She has no idea that inside that "piece of junk" are 10,000 Bitcoins. Leo wipes off the rain, goes undercover as a mysterious venture capital boss, and infiltrates Victor's favorite private club as a waiter—pouring his drinks, enduring his insults, cloning his phone, turning his team against him, and tricking him into signing a poison-pill contract. Thirty days later, at the Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony, when Victor for the last time shoves the microphone into "that waiter's" hands and forces him to say "I am nothing"—the big screen switches. "My name is Leo Miller. I'm not your waiter. I'm the owner of all your debts." As the FBI storms in, his ex-girlfriend falls to her knees crying, "I've always loved you"—Leo walks past her without looking back. Just like the way she threw him out the door.
