Traveling incognito in threadbare mourning clothes while carrying his late mother's porcelain ashes, global investment tycoon Bruce Sterling steps into a Los Angeles financial branch he privately owns, seeking an hour of quiet respite. Instead of common decency, he is met with sneering disgust by snobbish department managers who assault him and deliberately shatter the sacred memorial urn across the lobby tiles.
Blinded by maternal grief and righteous fury, Bruce discards his humble disguise and accesses the corporation's central security terminal. Within minutes, armored security squads and the entire executive board surround the building, freezing the corrupt branch employees' bank accounts and orchestrating an immediate financial purge that strips every arrogant manager of their careers and freedom.
