Ep. 37: Fujita visits Parker and tours the Metropolitan Museum with Richardson during a Goya exhibition party.

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At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a party celebrates sponsors of a Goya exhibition. Fujita visits his old colleague Parker, providing special glue for restoring Japanese paintings in exchange for private viewing access to European works. Norman, the director, shows wealthy businessman Mr. Richardson around the exhibit to secure sponsorship. Richardson lacks art knowledge, despite his son studying Rubens. Fujita gives Richardson a tour, introducing him to staff who address him as "the Professor." Richardson reveals his only son recently died and expresses distrust of those seeking his money. The director reprimands Fujita for being on the premises. Later, Richardson donates $3 million to the museum, impressed by the staff's work.