Int. First deposition room - day

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EDUARDO

SEAN

MARK

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MARY,

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JENNY

EDAURDO

SEAN

MARK

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JENNY

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EDUARDO

From that point on it was a Sean-a-thon.

I'd never seen anyone perform a monologue

at dinner before but that's what

happened.

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The CA[ERA is moving around the table as SEAN--in and out of

MOS-•-is telling story after story while food is brought,

drinks put down, more food brought and more drinks put down.

MARK is enthralled, JENNY is sexy and EDUARDO is polite.

He took us through his episode with

Napster.

. tried to sell the company to pay the

35 million they said we owed in royalties

and in the end we just had to declare

bankruptcy but I made a name for myself.

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I'll say.

EDUARDO (V.o.)

And then he went to his second business

venture which was Plaxo, an online

rolodex.

See, we had a VC from the beginning.

Michael Moritz, a partner at Sequoia

Capital who'd invested in Yahoo and

Google. Moritz wanted to push me out from

ginning and he hired private detectives to dig up everything on me

they could. Did they find anything? No.

But I was out of the company. I'm not

done with Moritz and Sequoia Capital yet.

I swear to God, Mark, before I'm 25 I'm

gonna make those guys kiss my ass and

then cry like girls, There will be

retribution for Plaxo and I'm not just

talking. I brought down the record

companies with Napster and I'll bring

down Michael Moritz,

You didn't bring down the record

companies, They won.

In court.

(BEAT)

Yes.

(shrugging it off)

Well.

And he told story after story about life

in Silicon Valley, parties at Stanford

and-down in LA, friends who" d become

billionaires--and then he finally got

around to theFacebook.

Tell me about your progress.

Well... we're in 29 schools now and we

(ignoring EDUARDO and going for

Tell me about the strategy you're using.

Okay. For instance, we wanted Baylor in

Texas but Baylor already had a social

network on campus so instead of going

right after them, we made a list of every

school within a hundred miles and put

theFacebook on those campuses first.

Pretty soon all the Baylor kids were

seeing their friends on our site and we

were in.

Perfect.

Thank you, it was mine.

(TO EDUARDO)

Easy.

Settle an argument for us, would you? I

say it's time to start making money from

theFacebook but Mark doesn't want

advertising. Who's right?

Neither of you. TheFacebook is cool,

that's what it's got going for it.

Yes.

You don't want to ruin it with ads

because ads aren't cool.

Exactly.

it's like you're throwing the coolest

party on campus and someone's telling you

it's gotta be over at 11:00.

Exactly.

You don't even know what the thing is

yâ‚t.

I said exactly that.

Row big it can get and how far it can go.

Picture sharing, news feeds, a virtual

champagne room, apps you haven't even

thought of. This.is no time to take your

chips down. A million dollars isn't cool.

You know what's cool?

You?

A billion dollars. And that's where

you're headed. A billion dollar

valuation. Unless you take bad advice in

which case you might as well have come up

with a chain of very successful dry

cleaners. When you go fishing you can

catch a lot of fish or you can catch a

big fish. You ever walk into a guy's den

and see a picture of him standing next to

fourteen trout? No, he's holding an. 800

pound marlin and that's what you want.

Hey guys, it's your company, I don't have

a dog in this fight. Irjust came to say

hi.

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