Jim receives a call from a company that wants to postpone the signing of the contract. He tells the vice-president that he's sorry to tell him this, but it's his fault that he didn't do a good enough job. He's going to make sure that the company comes back to the negotiating table with a better price. He also sends them some evidence that he has about the company's internal corruption cases, and they're going to come back and negotiate again. Jim is so happy that he can finally see him again.