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EXHIBIT 4.3
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                           VION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

                             STOCK OPTION AGREEMENT

                  THIS AGREEMENT, made as of the ____ day of ______, 2000 by and
between VION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC., a Delaware corporation (the "Company"), and,
, (the "Holder"):

                  The Board of Directors (the "Board") has determined that it
would be to the advantage and interest of the Company to grant the option
provided for herein to the Holder for services rendered for the benefit of the
Company.

                  NOW, THEREFORE, the Company, with the approval of the Board,
hereby grants to the Holder, as of the date hereof, pursuant to the terms of the
Company's Amended and Restated 1993 Stock Option Plan (the terms of which are
incorporated by reference herein), a non-qualified stock option to purchase all
or any part of _______ shares of Common Stock of the Company, par value $.01 per
share, at a price per share of $_____ (the "Option"), and upon the following
terms and conditions:

                  1. (a) The Option shall expire on the tenth anniversary of the
date hereof, unless sooner terminated as provided herein (the "Expiration
Date").

                     (b) Commencing _____________________, the Holder may
exercise 25% of the Option, and an additional 25% of the Option may be exercised
on a cumulative basis commencing at the end of each 12 month period thereafter,
such that 100% of the Option may be exercised on ; provided, that the Option may
be exercised in full upon a "Change in Control" (as described below). A "Change
in Control" of the Company shall be deemed to have occurred if

         (i) any "person" (as such term is defined in Section 3(a)(9) of the
         Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act") and as
         modified and used in Sections 13(d) and 14(d) of the Exchange Act)
         other than (A) the Company or any of its subsidiaries, (B) any trustee
         or other fiduciary holding securities under an employee benefit plan of
         the Company or any of its subsidiaries, (C) an underwriter temporarily
         holding securities pursuant to an offering of such securities, or (D)
         any corporation, owned, directly or indirectly, by the stockholders of
         the Company in substantially the same proportions as their ownership of
         stock of the Company (a "Person"), is or becomes the "beneficial owner"
         (as defined in Rule 13d-3 under the Exchange Act), directly or
         indirectly, of securities of the Company representing 40% or more of
         the combined voting power of the Company's then outstanding securities;
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         (ii) during any period of two consecutive years (not including any
         period prior to the execution of this Agreement), individuals who at
         the beginning of such period constitute the Board of Directors of the
         Company, and any new director (other than a director designated by a
         person who has entered into an agreement with the Company to effect a
         transaction described in clause (i), (iii) or (iv) of this Section)
         whose election by the Board of Directors of the Company or nomination
         for election by the Company's stockholders was approved by a vote of at
         least two-thirds (2/3) of the directors then still in office who either
         were directors at the beginning of the period or whose election or
         nomination for election was previously approved, cease for any reason
         to constitute at least a majority of the Company's Board of Directors;

         (iii) the stockholders of the Company approve a merger or consolidation
         of the Company with any other corporation, other than (A) a merger or
         consolidation that would result in the voting securities of the Company
         outstanding immediately prior thereto continuing to represent (either
         by remaining outstanding or by being converted into voting securities
         of the surviving entity), in combination with the ownership of any
         trustee or other fiduciary holding securities under an employee benefit
         plan of the Company, at least 60% of the combined voting power of the
         voting securities of the Company or such surviving entity outstanding
         immediately after such merger or consolidation, or (B) merger or
         consolidation effected to implement a recapitalization of the Company
         (or similar transaction) in which no Person acquires more than 50% of
         the combined voting power of the Company's then outstanding securities;
         or

         (iv) the stockholders of the Company approve a plan of complete
         liquidation of the Company or an agreement for the sale or disposition
         of the Company or all or substantially all of the Company's assets.

                  2. (a) The Holder may exercise the Option with respect to all
or any part of the shares then purchasable hereunder by giving the Company
written notice of such exercise in the form annexed, as provided in paragraph 8
hereof. Such notice shall specify the number of shares as to which the Option is
being exercised and shall be accompanied by payment in full in cash of an amount
equal to the exercise price of such shares multiplied by the number of shares as
to which the Option is being exercised; provided that, if permitted by the
Board, the purchase price may be paid, in whole or in part, by surrender or
delivery to the Company of Common Stock of the Company having a fair market
value on the date of the exercise equal to the portion of the purchase price
being so paid. In such event, fair market value shall be determined as follows.
If, at the time an Option is granted, the Common Stock is publicly traded, such
fair market value shall be the closing price (or the mean of the latest bid and
asked prices) of a share of Common Stock on such date as reported in The Wall
Street Journal (or a publication or reporting service deemed equivalent to The
Wall Street Journal for such purpose by the Board). If the Board shall determine
such stock price quotation is not representative of fair market value by reason
of the lack of a significant number of recent transactions or otherwise, the
Board may determine fair market value in such a manner as it shall deem
appropriate under the circumstances. If, at the time an Option is exercised, the
Common Stock is not publicly traded, the Board shall make a good faith attempt
to determine such fair market value.

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                  (b) Prior to, or concurrently with, delivery by the Company to
the Holder of a certificate(s) representing such shares, the Holder shall, upon
notification of the amount due, pay promptly any amount necessary to satisfy
applicable federal, state or local withholding tax requirements. In the event
such amount is not paid promptly, the Company shall have the right to apply from
the purchase price paid (including payment in Common Stock) any taxes required
by law to be withheld by the Company with respect to such payment and the number
of shares to be issued by the Company will be reduced accordingly. Furthermore,
if permitted by the Board, the Company may, at the Holder's request, undertake
to pay any taxes required to be paid by the Holder as a consequence of the
exercise of the Option (and as to which the Company does not have a withholding
obligation), provided the Holder surrenders or delivers to the Company Common
Stock having a fair market value (determined in accordance with paragraph 2(a)
above) on the date of the exercise of the Option equal to the amount of the
taxes payable by the Holder.

                  3. In the event of a change in the outstanding Common Stock of
the Company by reason of a stock dividend, split-up, reverse split,
recapitalization, merger, consolidation, combination or exchange of shares,
spin-off, reorganization, liquidation or the like, then the aggregate number of
shares and price per share subject to the Option shall be appropriately adjusted
by the Board, whose determination shall be conclusive.

                  4. The Option shall not be transferable other than by will or
by the laws of descent and distribution. Any attempt by the Holder to transfer,
assign, pledge, hypothecate or otherwise dispose of this Option or of any right
hereunder, or in the event of the levy or any attachment, execution or similar
process upon the rights or interest hereby conferred, the Company may terminate
this option by notice to the Holder and it shall thereupon become null and void.

                  5. In the event the Holder shall become permanent and totally
disabled within the meaning of Section 22 (e) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code
of 1986, as amended, and not be able to exercise the Option, or if the Holder
shall die, then the Option may be exercised as set forth herein by the person or
persons to whom the Holder's rights under the Option pass by will or applicable
law, or if no such person has such right, by his personal representatives, at
any time prior to the Expiration Date.

                  6. Neither the Holder nor, in the event of his death or
disability, any person entitled to exercise his rights hereunder, shall have any
of the rights of a stockholder with respect to the shares subject to the Option
until share certificates have been issued and registered in the name of the
Holder, his personal representative(s) or his estate, as the case maybe.

                  7. The Holder hereby represents and warrants to the Company
that he understands that:

                  (a) the Option has not been registered under the Securities
Act of 1993 (the "Securities Act") or any state securities laws ("State Laws");

                  (b) the Option may not be exercised unless the shares of
Common Stock to be issued upon such exercise have been registered under the
Securities Act and State Laws or counsel to the Company is satisfied that an
exemption from registration is available (which may be conditioned

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upon the Company receiving certain information from and agreements of the Holder
and the Holder satisfying certain suitability standards or other requirements
imposed by law);

                  (c) the Option and any Common Stock purchased upon exercise of
the Option cannot be sold or otherwise disposed of unless they are subsequently
registered under the Securities Act and applicable State Laws or counsel to the
Company is satisfied that an exemption from registration is available; and

                  (d) neither the Holder nor any person entitled to exercise his
rights will have any right to require that the Option or such Common Stock be
registered under the Securities Act or State Laws.

                  8. Any notice to the Company provided for in this Agreement
shall be addressed to the Company in care of its Treasurer, Thomas E. Klein, c/o
Vion Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 4 Science Park, New Haven, Connecticut 06511, and
any notice to the Holder shall be addressed to him at his address now on file
with the Company, or to such other address as either may last have designated to
the other by notice as provided herein. Notice may be given by hand delivery
(including federal express or an equivalent overnight delivery service), by
facsimile transmission, with receipt confirmed, or by registered or certified
mail. Any notice given by hand or facsimile shall be deemed to be given on the
date of delivery or transmission, and any notice mailed by registered or
certified mail shall be deemed to be given on the third business day after
mailing.

                  9. In the event that any question or controversy shall arise
with respect to the nature, scope or extent of any one or more rights conferred
by this Option, the determination by the Board (as constituted at the time of
such determination) of the rights of the Holder shall be conclusive, final and
binding upon the Holder and upon any other person who shall assert any right
pursuant to this Stock Option Agreement.

                                         VION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

                                         By:  _____________________________
                                                  Name:
                                                  Title:

ACCEPTED AND AGREED:

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                                                                               4EXHIBIT 10.3

                                SERVICES CONTRACT

This Agreement is made by and between The Entertainment Internet, Inc., a Nevada
corporation   ("Corporation",   "Company"  and/or  "TEI")  and  Jeremy  Schuster
("Employee", "Jeremy Schuster" and/or "Mr. Schuster").

EFFECTIVE DATE
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This agreement is deemed effective as of November 25, 1999.

I.       BACKGROUND
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The Corporation  uses the services of Mr. Schuster as its general counsel and is
satisfied  with  the  manner,  extent,  and  financial  nature  of the  services
provided. The Corporation also pressed Jeremy Schuster into service as its Chief
Operating  Officer and, while neither party  contemplated this need when framing
the fee contract now existing between the parties, the Corporation  acknowledges
the unique skills, special talents,  leadership,  and management capabilities of
Mr. Schuster and desires to continue its working relationship therewith.

The  Corporation  earlier  suffered  through  several  changes in management and
control  and  finds it in its best  interests  to  maintain  continuity  through
execution of a long-term employment agreement with Mr. Schuster.

The  Corporation  finds it in its best  interests  to enter into an agreement to
bind Mr. Schuster to continue as Chief Operating  Officer of the Corporation and
its  Castnet.com  services  and to use such  agreement  as a  complement  to the
Attorney-Client Fee Contract existing between the parties, which is incorporated
by reference  herein.  Execution of this Agreement will allow the Corporation to
exploit  a  portion  of Mr.  Schuster's  time at  rates  lower  than  those  the
Corporation  would incur if operating  with Mr.  Schuster under an agreement for
legal  services  while  continuing  to have  him  expend  time on  non-legal  or
managerial matters.

This  Agreement  is  understood  to be unique in that it allows Mr.  Schuster to
continue to provide services as counsel under the existing  Attorney-Client  Fee
Contract and to generally segregate his duties,  billing separately for the time
during  which  he  provides  legal  counsel  or  acts  as an  attorney  for  the
Corporation.  Mr.  Schuster  shall not be required,  as a result of execution of
this Agreement,  to provide legal counsel (such counsel is and shall be governed
by separate agreement).

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     SCOPE OF SERVICES

The Corporation is hiring Mr.  Schuster to work as its Chief  Operating  Officer
and to generally oversee its routine business operations.  Services are expected
to include liaison relating to business affairs with the Corporation's  Board of
Directors,  appearances  on behalf of the  Corporation as an invitee at industry
functions, and general business matters reasonably assigned by Mohamed Hadid.

     TERM

This Agreement  shall extend from its Effective Date through  December 31, 2003.
Thereafter, this Agreement may be renewed at the election of the Corporation for
one (1) year,  provided  written  notice of such  election  is  received  by Mr.
Schuster on or prior to June 30, 2001;  thereafter,  renewals  will only be made
through further negotiation and separate written agreement.

      INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS

Mr. Schuster shall retain his independent  contractor  status until such time as
the Corporation fully satisfies all prior existing obligations thereto or as and
when mandated by applicable law. In the event Mr. Schuster at any time acts as a
statutory  employee,  the Corporation shall provide all benefits mandated by law
therefor, together with all benefits called for under this Agreement.

     OTHER ACTIVITIES

Mr.  Schuster  shall  devote  such  portion  of his  working  time  and  efforts
(estimated at 50% of working hours) to the work scope outlined by Mohamed Hadid,
Chairman of the  Corporation's  Board of  Directors.  Nothing in this  Agreement
shall be construed to restrict Mr. Schuster's rights or abilities to service his
prior existing  clients or to restrain him from developing any aspect of his law
practice or other  businesses.  It is  expressly  agreed by the parties that the
Corporation shall make every possible effort to allow Mr. Schuster the necessary
time and  opportunities  to  maintain  and  develop his  practice  and  business
opportunities.  The  Corporation  shall  not  be  entitled,  by  virtue  of  Mr.
Schuster's  service to any prior associated party, to any offset or reduction in
the compensation or other benefits provided for herein.

     DISCHARGE AS COUNSEL

It was earlier  agreed that the  Corporation  may discharge Mr.  Schuster as its
attorney at any time;  such  discharge  or  withdrawal  shall not,  however,  be
effective  to  discharge  Mr.  Schuster  as the Chief  Operating  Officer  or to
terminate this  Agreement,  which is not predicated on the provision of attorney
services. It is expressly understood that this Agreement is intended to bind all
parties for the minimum period as stated herein.

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II.      DISCHARGE AS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
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The parties  acknowledge  that Mr.  Schuster  took the title of Chief  Operating
Officer at a time when the  Corporation's  common  stock was trading at rates in
excess of one dollar  (>$1.00  U.S.) and that the plan formed by the Chairman of
the  Board of  Directors  involved  a  long-term  "turnaround"  of the  company,
long-term  growth,  and  transition  to status as a "fully  reporting  company,"
without concern for the trading value of the stock at any particular time in the
next year and one-half.  The parties  stipulate that Mr. Schuster agreed to take
the Chief  Operating  Officer  title with the  provision and under the condition
that  said  title  would  not be  taken  away  from  Mr.  Schuster  (or that Mr.
Schuster's  title  would not be  altered  in any way) until the such time as the
Corporation's  stock  returns to open trading on the OTC Bulletin  Board (not on
"pink sheets" or other quotation services); this provision was made to avoid the
negative impact upon Mr. Schuster's resume and management  history that he would
incur  upon  earlier  relinquishment  of such  title  and is not  considered  an
entrenchment of any kind, as the Corporation expects to complete the comment and
reply  process and return to open  trading  within four (4) months from the date
hereof and is the party soliciting this Agreement. The parties further stipulate
that the  Corporation,  under Mr.  Schuster's  control,  already  completed  its
initial  Form  10  filing  with  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  (to
transition the Corporation to status as a fully reporting company) and that such
filing could not be completed without transition to the "pink sheets" because of
the Corporation's  failure to earlier maintain accounts and financial records in
such a manner as to allow said filing.

     BILLING FORMAT/RECORDKEEPING

The  Corporation  acknowledges  that Mr. Schuster  provides  descriptions of his
legal services in a manner generally acceptable to Mohamed Hadid as the Chairman
of the Board of Directors. While the Corporation understands the difficulties of
segregating  "attorney  time" from "Chief  Operating  Officer" time, the parties
agree that Mr.  Schuster will generally  segregate such time by extracting  from
his future  records of legal  services the actual (or a good-faith  estimate of)
time  which did not  require  legal  counsel,  legal  skill or legal  expertise.
Matters  which are  stipulated  to require legal  counsel,  skill,  or expertise
include but are not limited to: stock  administration,  contracts  review and/or
drafting,  shareholder disputes,  settlement agreements,  employee claims (i.e.,
DFEH claims),  litigation  (threatened  or actual),  copyright,  trademark,  and
intellectual  property  matters.  Nothing in this  Agreement  shall  require Mr.
Schuster  to record  the time he spends in  fulfillment  of his  duties as Chief
Operating Officer for the Corporation.

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Mr. Schuster  offered to provide long form  descriptions of his services but the
Corporation  stipulated the requirement of such  recordkeeping  would needlessly
increase  Mr.   Schuster's   hours  at  significant  cost  to  the  Corporation.
Corporation  and Mr.  Schuster  therefore agree that he shall not be required to
maintain or provide  long-form  descriptions  of his services.  Any provision of
detailed descriptions of activities by Mr. Schuster shall not be deemed a waiver
of the foregoing provisions.

Mr.  Schuster may retain  copies of all  corporate  records for his files;  such
records shall not be required to be retained by Mr.  Schuster or returned at any
time.

     ERRORS & OMISSIONS INSURANCE; GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE; INDEMNITY

The  Corporation  shall be  required  to  obtain a policy of  general  liability
insurance  and a policy of directors'  and officers'  (D&O) errors and omissions
insurance and to fully  indemnify to Mr.  Schuster to every extent  permitted by
law, and to incur all related costs therefor, including, but not limited to, the
charges for any legal fees associated with Mr. Schuster's  defense of any action
relating  in any way to his  association  with  the  Corporation  in which he is
named, directly or indirectly, as a party or in which he is called to testify or
provide any information or statement.

The Corporation stipulates that it completed a new application for D&O insurance
on or about November 24, 1999, and is presently  awaiting  return of quotations.
It is  noted  that  the  policies  being  considered  do  not  provide  complete
protection and indemnity for the Corporation's  directors and officers under all
circumstances;  to the extent  that any policy  does not or fails to  completely
indemnify Mr. Schuster, the Corporation shall indemnify Mr. Schuster.

In the event that the  Corporation  fails to obtain or maintain  D&O and general
liability  insurance  (or if such  policies  are  not  obtained,  lapse,  or are
revoked) or to fully  indemnify Mr.  Schuster as required,  such failure  and/or
refusal shall be considered a material breach of this  Agreement,  entitling Mr.
Schuster to damages as provided for as if the Corporation  early  terminated Mr.
Schuster,  in addition to any other  remedies  and relief  available at law. Mr.
Schuster  shall  allow the  Corporation  until  January 3,  2000,  to obtain D&O
insurance and a policy of general liability insurance.

The Corporation agrees and stipulates that Mr. Schuster shall have no obligation
to  provide  services  hereunder  at any  time  when  D&O or  general  liability
insurance  policies  are not in full  force and  effect or when the  Corporation
appears unable to indemnify Mr. Schuster.  No delay in Mr. Schuster's  assertion
or rights or claims  hereunder  shall be  considered  a waiver of such claims or
rights.

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     PAYMENTS/INTEREST ON COSTS & EXPENSES

Corporation  shall pay Mr.  Schuster  his earnings on a monthly,  bi-weekly,  or
weekly basis (at the Corporation's election).

Corporation agrees to reimburse Mr. Schuster for all business expenses (relating
to Castnet or the Corporation)  incurred to date;  Corporation further agrees to
reimburse  Mr.  Schuster for all  out-of-pocket  expenses  and other  reasonable
business  expenses  incurred  including,  but not  limited  to: all meals  while
providing  services  to  Corporation,  all travel to and from the  Corporation's
offices, all of the all meals and travel expenses for the Corporation's business
outside the County of Los Angeles, all phone expenses,  entertainment  expenses,
and all  expenses  relating  to  potential  business  development.  In the event
expenses are advanced by Mr.  Schuster in the form of credit card or other debt,
the  Corporation  shall use its best  efforts  to ensure Mr.  Schuster  receives
payment in a manner which allows him to make timely payment to his creditors. In
the event any costs and/or charges are incurred by error,  failure or refusal of
the Corporation to issue payment, the Corporation agrees that it shall reimburse
Mr. Schuster for such costs and/or charges.

Reimbursement  for costs shall be due within ten (10) days of  submission  of an
expense report or request for reimbursement  therefor;  interest shall accrue on
any unpaid costs and expenses at the rate of ten percent (10%) per annum.

CONSIDERATION: FUTURE SERVICES

Corporation  agrees to pay Mr. Schuster an annual salary of two hundred thousand
dollars  ($200,000),  pro-rated and, upon Corporation's  election,  deferred for
1999;  for each  successive  year,  the base salary shall be  equivalent  to the
annual salary for the prior year plus fifteen  percent (+15%).  For example,  in
year 2000, the base salary shall be $230,000,  and in year 2001, the base salary
shall be $230,000 + fifteen  percent  (+15%) of  $230,000.  The fifteen  percent
(+15%) annual increase shall be considered as a cost-of-living  related increase
and shall not  exclude  any  performance  or other  bonuses or grant of stock or
options.   The   Corporation   may   pay   additional   amounts,   compensation,
consideration, and/or bonuses as it deems appropriate.

Corporation agrees to pay the premiums or reimburse Mr. Schuster's  expenses for
medical and dental insurance (and any applicable deductible payments) during the
duration of this Agreement and for six (6) months thereafter.

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As consideration  for the execution of this Agreement Mr. Schuster shall receive
warrants/options  to purchase one hundred thousand (100,000) shares on a favored
nations basis; the calculation of any warrants/options or other compensation due
Mr. Schuster shall be calculated and/or determined  without regard to any stock,
compensation,  or consideration  received for services earlier  provided,  other
than the seventy five thousand  shares (75,000) shares of common stock issued to
Mr.  Schuster for director  services,  or any attorney  services  provided.  All
options  and  warrants  shall allow Mr.  Schuster  the most  favorable  cashless
exercise  method  allowed other  directors,  officers,  or  shareholders  of the
Corporation;  such  options  shall be issued as  incentive  stock  options  when
permitted by law and appropriate but the Corporation  shall provide and effect a
no-cost  conversion of incentive stock options to nonqualified  stock options in
the event of Mr. Schuster's cessation of employment hereunder. Specifically, the
parties  understand  that the  Corporation's  current Stock Option Plan mandates
that any options  provided to employees expire if not exercised within three (3)
months of  cessation  of  employment;  the  parties  agree  that in the event of
cessation of Mr.  Schuster's  employment (for any reason),  any options granted,
accrued,  or due will be  converted by the  Corporation  to  nonqualified  stock
options expiring ten (10) years from the date of grant; all options issued under
this Agreement shall be noncancelleable  (other than by natural  expiration) and
extended  for  a ten  (10)  year  term.  Mr.  Schuster  may  receive  additional
compensation,   stock,  warrants,  and/or  options  at  the  discretion  of  the
Corporation.

Corporation shall bear and pay any tax liability of Mr. Schuster  resulting from
his receipt of stock,  warrants,  and/or options hereunder and treat the same as
additional  compensation  to Mr.  Schuster;  this  provision  shall apply to any
stock,  warrants,  and/or  options  converted  and/or  received  as a result  of
termination or cessation of Mr. Schuster's employ.

EXPENSES, EQUIPMENT, ASSISTANT, RELATED MANAGEMENT ITEMS

The  Corporation  agrees to provide Mr.  Schuster  with the portable  computers,
telephones,  electronic data managers (i.e.,  PDAs),  peripherals,  connectivity
solutions,  and software of his choice during the term of this Agreement. In the
event  Mr.  Schuster  is  required  to work  in  more  than  one  location,  the
Corporation  agrees to provide such  additional  equipment as Mr. Schuster deems
appropriate  for use in  such  locations  (or  reimburse  him  for  expenditures
therefor).

The Corporation  agrees to provide Mr. Schuster with one (1) salaried  assistant
of his choice. Such assistant shall be considered an employee of the Corporation
and  shall be paid  thereby  at  rates  and with a  compensation  package  to be
determined by Mr. Schuster; such assistant's performance shall be subject to the
oversight of Mr.  Schuster and Mohamed Hadid only. Mr.  Schuster may, but is not
obligated to, secure the future performance of his assistant through a long-term
employment agreement.

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The  Corporation  agrees to provide Mr.  Schuster with the necessary  equipment,
services,  and management  tools to effect the plans of the  Corporation and the
desires of Mohamed Hadid as Chairman of the Board of Directors.

The  Corporation  agrees to provide Mr. Schuster with a vehicle lease or payment
allowance in the amount of six hundred dollars ($600) per month,  and stipulates
that  it  earlier  offered  such  allowance  to Rod  Pyle  when  serving  on the
Corporation's  behalf.  The Corporation states that the vehicle lease or payment
allowance is intended to partially compensate Mr. Schuster for the wear and tear
and  necessity  of use of an  executive-type  vehicle for travel to and from his
residence in Long Beach, California. The Corporation may, at its election and in
lieu of the  vehicle  lease or payment  allowance,  lease a new  vehicle for Mr.
Schuster and pay for all expenses associated therewith, provided such vehicle is
of  equal  or  better  executive  styling  than  his  Lexus  (and is  reasonably
acceptable to Mr. Schuster).

The  Corporation  recognizes  that Mr.  Schuster  is under  retainer to Crescent
Capital,  Ltd. and received monthly the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000) in
base compensation along with health plan and other benefits during the months of
October  and  November,  1999.  The  Corporation  agrees to  reimburse  Crescent
Capital,  Ltd. or its assignee for these  expenditures,  as the  Corporation was
unable  to pay  Mr.  Schuster's  bills  for  services  rendered  other  than  by
converting debt to stock. The Corporation  further agrees to reimburse  Crescent
Capital, Ltd. for any further expenditures made as compensation for Mr. Schuster
until such time as said  corporation  deems Mr. Schuster  available to attend to
its  needs in  accordance  with its  retainer.  Following  receipt  by  Crescent
Capital, Ltd. of reimbursement for expenditures  referenced herein, Mr. Schuster
agrees to work with the Corporation and Crescent Capital,  Ltd. to adjust future
attorney  services  billings  or  other  future  accounts  to  ensure  that  the
Corporation  does not pay the  compensation  called for hereunder in addition to
amounts paid to Crescent Capital, Ltd.

TELECOMMUTING, HOLIDAYS, VACATIONS, RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES

The  Corporation  recognizes  the benefits of  telecommuting  and encourages Mr.
Schuster to do so whenever  possible.  The Corporation  agrees to extend holiday
and vacation  benefits on a favored nations basis.  The Corporation  understands
that Mr.  Schuster  typically  observes  Rosh  Hashonah,  Yom  Kippur  and other
selected  Jewish  holidays  with his family in  Vermont  and agrees to allow him
liberal leave to travel to worship with his family and remain  therewith  during
the term of such holidays  (including,  but not limited to, the period extending
between  Rosh  Hashonah  and  Yom  Kippur),  without  offset,  interruption,  or
diminution of pay or benefits.  The  Corporation  recognizes  that Mr.  Schuster
plans to observe Passover with his family and will allow him liberal leave to do
so. Unless otherwise agreed,  the Corporation shall continue to pay Mr. Schuster
annualized   salary  payments  during  any  vacation  period.   The  Corporation
specifically  states that this Agreement  shall  supersede the provisions of any
employment  manual created by or for the Corporation  and/or its subsidiaries as
it applies to vacation  accrual,  leave  policies,  at-will  status and/or other
matters.

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LEAVE OF ABSENCE

The Corporation recognizes the necessity for its senior management to, at times,
take leaves of absence from the  Corporation.  The Corporation  agrees to extend
such leaves to Mr.  Schuster on a favored  nations basis,  with such  benefit(s)
commensurate with those provided by the Corporation to Mohamed Hadid.

CHANGE IN CONTROL

The Corporation  understands,  agrees,  and stipulates that, prior to entry into
this Agreement,  Mr. Schuster expressed concerns regarding  potential changes in
control  and/or  management  and only agreed to work with the Company  under the
provision and condition that Mohamed Hadid serve as its Chairman of the Board of
Directors.  In the event of a leave of absence of Mohamed Hadid, the Corporation
expressly  agrees that Mr.  Schuster is expected during such time to function in
an  independent  fashion  and shall be subject to the  control of  Director  Jim
Zelloe;  in the event Jim Zelloe is not then a member of the Board of Directors,
then Mr. Schuster shall be subject to control of Director Marilyn Foster; in the
event  Marilyn  Foster  is not a  member  of the  Board of  Directors,  then Mr.
Schuster shall be subject to control by a majority of the then-composed Board of
Directors  only,  with the exception  that, to the extent  permitted by law, Mr.
Schuster shall not be subject to the control of any after  appointed  Officer or
Director (who shall be excluded from calculation of any quorum vote for purposes
of any control or management issue relating to Mr.  Schuster's  employ).  In the
event no  prior-appointed  Director remains,  Mr. Schuster may, at his election,
function  independently  or elect  to have  the  Corporation  pay  severance  in
accordance with the "pay or play" provisions of this Agreement hereinbelow.

TERMINATION & SEVERANCE PACKAGE

In the event that there is a change in  control or  composition  of the Board of
Directors,  Mr.  Schuster  or the  majority  of the  then  constituted  Board of
Directors may elect, in their discretion, to sever this Agreement, at which time
the Corporation shall pay (in addition to all consideration then owed) an amount
equivalent  to the  compensation  and benefits  that would  otherwise be due Mr.
Schuster under this Agreement for the period extending from the date of election
through the expiration of one year thereafter  (nothing in this Section shall be
construed,  however,  to abrogate  or diminish  the  mandates or  provisions  of
Section VIII (Discharge of Chief  Operating  Officer)  hereof).  In the event of
exercise of such election, the Corporation shall additionally provide, allow, or
otherwise pay Mr.  Schuster for use of a presentable,  secure office (in keeping
with the appearance and favorable  location of the office most recently supplied
during the active term  hereof),  use of his assistant for a period of three (3)
months,  to retain  all  equipment  for a period of nine (9)  months,  and other

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reasonable  use of equipment and  facilities to plan and execute his  transition
from  the  Corporation  in a  beneficial  manner,  all  to be  paid  for  by the
Corporation  without  charge to Mr.  Schuster.  Nothing  in this  Section  shall
abrogate,  diminish, or extinguish the terms of any employment agreement for Mr.
Schuster's assistant.  Apart from the event of a change in control, Mr. Schuster
may terminate this agreement upon the expiration of ten (10) days written notice
to the  Corporation;  in case of such event,  Mr.  Schuster shall, at a minimum,
retain all salary, stock, options,  warrants and other benefits granted, vested,
or earned through the later of a) the date such  termination  notice is accepted
by the Board of Directors of the Corporations in  fully-executed  resolutions or
b) ten days (10) following the date such  termination  notice is tendered to the
Corporation  or c)  Mr.  Schuster's  last  date  of  employment  hereunder;  the
Corporation  shall convert all incentive stock options granted or otherwise owed
to Mr. Schuster to nonqualified stock options, as provided for in this Agreement
and in accordance with his Favored Nations  status;  the Corporation  shall also
pro-rate  and  compensate  Mr.  Schuster  through  payment or grant of any other
stock,  options,  warrants, or other benefits which would otherwise be earned on
an annualized or other  time-restricted  basis. For example,  if other directors
receive two hundred  thousand  (200,000)  shares for each year of service to the
Board of Directors,and Mr. Schuster's last date of employment was six (6) months
after  being  appointed  to said  Board,  he would be  entitled  to one  hundred
thousand (100,000) shares therefor,  together with any other compensation and/or
benefits due or accrued.

STATEMENTS REGARDING MR. SCHUSTER

In the event of any dispute,  conflict,  or early or other  termination  of this
Agreement, the Corporation shall refrain from the making, issuance, or utterance
(directly or  indirectly)  of any  statement or opinion  which could reflect Mr.
Schuster or his performance in anything less than a favorable light; in sum, the
Corporation  agrees  that it  shall  use its best  efforts  to  ensure  that its
statements  always  present  and  reflect  Mr.  Schuster  in a  positive  manner
beneficial to the advancement of his business  interests.  The foregoing  duties
shall continue  until the expiration of one (1) year after what would  otherwise
be the natural expiration of this Agreement.

LIMITATIONS OF SERVICE/DISCLAIMER OF GUARANTEE

Mr.  Schuster  shall not be  required to provide  any legal  counsel  under this
agreement.  No legal advice or legal counsel  provided by Mr.  Schuster shall be
considered  to act as a waiver  of this  provision,  regardless  of the scope or
nature of such advice or counsel.

Mr.  Schuster  shall not be required to provide any services to the  Corporation
outside of California.

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Nothing in this Agreement or Mr.  Schuster's  statements to the Corporation will
be construed as a promise or  guarantee  about the outcome of any other  matter;
Mr.  Schuster  makes no such promises or guarantees  and does not guarantee that
the  outcome  of  any  matter  or  plan.  Mr.  Schuster's   comments  about  the
Corporation's matters are expressions of opinion only.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

The  Corporation is aware that Mr.  Schuster  earlier  represented the following
individuals and/or entities:

                             Mr. Mohamed Hadid
              Mr. Mark Dilullo; Threshold Technologies, Inc.
                          Crescent Capital, Ltd.
                       Hadid Development Corporation

The  Corporation  expressly  waives any perceived or actual conflict of interest
which exists or may arise as a result of Mr.  Schuster's  representation  of the
parties referenced hereinabove.

CONVERSION OF DEBT

In the event  Corporation  is unable to remit funds to Mr.  Schuster for the any
charges incurred (the Corporation's  "debt"), Mr. Schuster may, at his election,
convert any portion or whole of such debt in  accordance  with the most  favored
manner of conversion provided to any other director or promissory note holder.

Nothing  in this  Section  shall  mandate  conversion  of debt to  stock  by Mr.
Schuster.  All  provisions  hereof are subject to the Favored  Nations  mandates
included  hereinbelow.  No delay or  failure to request  issuance  of stock,  or
adjustment or  recalculation  of any prior  issuance,  or application of favored
nations status (as referenced  hereinbelow)  shall be considered a waiver of any
portion of this  Agreement or an applicable  defense by the  Corporation,  which
expressly  states that it expects Mr.  Schuster to refrain from  enforcement  of
such  recalculation  provisions  during  January,  2000  (and at other  times in
accordance  with Mr.  Schuster's  discretion).  In the  event  Corporation  does
perform or does not have  sufficient  authorize  shares to meet its  obligations
hereunder, and conversion during said period would have entitled Mr. Schuster to
a greater  number of shares if the  Corporation  performed or had the ability to
perform,  Mr. Schuster shall be entitled to the greater number of shares that he
otherwise  would have  received  if the  Corporation  had  performed  or had the
ability to perform.

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FAVORED NATIONS

Corporation  agrees  and  stipulates  that Mr.  Schuster  is to be  treated as a
favored   party  with  respect  to  all  aspects  of  this   Agreement  and  any
consideration due hereunder. Corporation agrees and stipulates that Mr. Schuster
is to be treated no less favorably than any member of the Corporation's Board of
Directors  other  than  Mohamed  Hadid as  Chairman  of said Board and any Chief
Executive Officer;  for this reason,  this Agreement shall be deemed modified to
favor,  reflect,  and include any and all compensation and benefits  relating to
employment  presently or hereafter more  favorably  enjoyed by or offered to any
employee or member of the Board of Directors (as stated hereinabove)  including,
but not limited to, contract provisions,  stock incentives granted for execution
of any agreement to provide  services,  stock and/or options as  compensation or
benefits for providing consultation, employment or services, offer(s) to buyback
shares,  any conversion rates applied,  recalculation  and additional  issuances
based  upon  reverse  split,  stock  price  decline,  change in  capitalization,
dilution,  method of exercise of options,  ownership date of stock, registration
rights,  voting  rights,  treatment  in the  event of  merger,  reverse  merger,
acquisition or sale,  discharge/severance  packages, benefits, and "pay or play"
provisions;  .the foregoing  provisions shall additionally apply to any acquirer
of the  Corporation;  with respect to the  Corporation,  the foregoing  shall be
considered  retroactive to July,  1999, and shall cause adjustment to ensure the
compensation,  benefits, stock, options, and warrants Mr. Schuster receives as a
director for his first (and any other) year of service is no less favorable than
that which was or is provided to any other director of the Corporation, with the
exceptions  stated  hereinabove.  When  calculating or applying  Favored Nations
status,  the Corporation shall not consider any compensation,  benefits,  stock,
options, and warrants Mr. Schuster may have received,  been entitled to receive,
or which are due from or through his separate Attorney Client Fee Contract.

STIPULATIONS REGARDING STOCK & OPTION ISSUANCE

The  Corporation  acknowledges,  agrees,  and  stipulates  that the value of any
stock,  warrants,  and/or options granted under this Agreement is zero and shall
be  deemed  by the  Corporation  to be zero  ($0.00)  during  the  period of any
restriction  affecting  trade of the same  (regardless of the value reflected on
any financials  schedules).  Mr.  Schuster shall be entitled,  at a minimum,  to
piggyback registration rights on all shares; nothing in this section is intended
to waive or  diminish  the  otherwise  favorable  effect of  application  of the
Favored Nations status referenced hereinabove.

Because  Mr.  Schuster  functions  as counsel for the  Corporation,  the parties
acknowledge  that there may be some  difficulty  in clearing for trade any stock
issued with a Rule 144  restrictive or other legend without the written  opinion
of  counsel.  The  Corporation  stipulates  that it will pay for all  costs  and
attorney's fees incurred to obtain the written legal opinions of outside counsel
deemed by Mr.  Schuster to be reasonably  necessary to ensure that such stock is
tradeable immediately upon expiration of one (1) year from the effective date of
any stock  issuance.  Time shall be  considered  of the essence in obtaining the
aforereferenced letters.

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CONSIDERATION: PRIOR SERVICES

Nothing in this  Agreement  is intended to  abrogate,  extinguish,  or otherwise
affect  any  consideration  due for prior  services  to the  Corporation  or any
Agreement  existing  between  the  parties  hereto.   This  Agreement  shall  be
considered  complementary  to any earlier  agreements  but shall be effective to
function  independently  in the event Mr. Schuster ceases to provide services as
legal counsel at any time.

SEVERABILITY

The Corporation agrees that this contract shall continue and be given full force
and effect under  California law regardless of any  typographical or other error
that may have occurred in its drafting or preparation.  The Corporation  further
agrees that this document is severable and that if any provision hereof is found
unenforceable  or  unlawful,  the  offending  provision(s)  shall be  considered
modified  to the extent  necessary  to comply  with law (or excised in the event
modification cannot be made) and the remainder of the contract shall continue in
full force and effect.  The parties stipulate that they participated  jointly in
the  drafting of this  Agreement  and that its  provisions  shall not be held or
construed in any manner more or less  favorable to any party because he, she, or
it was the drafter thereof.

     DISPUTE RESOLUTION

To the extent  permitted  by law,  the  Corporation  waives its rights to a jury
trial,  non jury  trial,  any and all  actions  which  may be filed a result  of
execution,  performance,  non-performance or breach of this Agreement including,
but not limited to, those claims alleging negligence, breach of contract, breach
of fiduciary duty, fraud, and negligent misrepresentation, in favor of mediation
and, failing to reach an agreement through mediation,  through  arbitration by a
single arbitrator.  The parties agree and stipulate to jurisdiction and venue in
the City of Long Beach,  County of Los Angeles in the State of  California;  all
disputes shall be heard therein. In the event that the Corporation breaches this
Agreement,  Mr. Schuster shall be entitled to the costs and fees associated with
resolution of and/or redress of such breach(es), claims, actions or proceedings.

STATE BAR RULE 3-300

The  Corporation  is informed  that the State Bar Rule of  Professional  Conduct
3-300 provides:

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"A member of the state Bar shall not enter  into a business  transaction  with a
client,  or  knowingly  acquire an  ownership,  possessory,  security,  or other
pecuniary   interest  adverse  to  a  client,   unless  each  of  the  following
requirements  has been  satisfied:  (A) The  transaction or acquisition  and its
terms  are fair  and  reasonable  to the  client  and are  fully  disclosed  and
transmitted  in writing to the client in a manner and terms  which  should  have
been  reasonably  understood  by the  client;  and (B) The  client is advised in
writing  that the  client may seek the  advice of an  independent  lawyer of the
client's choice and is given reasonable opportunity to seek that advice; and (C)
The client thereafter consents in writing to the terms of the transaction or the
terms of the acquisition."

By its execution of this Agreement,  the Corporation  agrees and stipulates that
all conditions of the  aforereferenced  Rule of  Professional  Conduct have been
satisfied  and that the  Corporation  desires and  consents to the terms of this
Agreement.

The  Corporation  stipulates  that  it was  advised  by Mr.  Schuster  that  any
employment  agreement  provided  to him  may  not be  deemed  an  "arms  length"
transaction  and to seek  independent  legal  counsel  regarding  and  prior  to
formation of this Agreement;  the Corporation stipulates that it either received
such counsel or was provided sufficient opportunity to do so and declined.

//continued for signatures//

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                                   ACCEPTANCE

BY SIGNING THIS  AGREEMENT,  ALL PARTIES ARE AGREEING TO HAVE ALL ISSUES DECIDED
BY  MEDIATION  AND,  FAILING  A  RESOLVE  THROUGH  MEDIATION,   THROUGH  NEUTRAL
ARBITRATION, AND ARE GIVING UP THEIR RIGHT TO A JURY OR COURT TRIAL.

I/We have read and understood the terms of the foregoing  Agreement and agree to
them.

Signature:        _______________________________________
                  Mohamed Hadid, Chairman, Board of Directors
                  For The Entertainment Internet, Inc., a Nevada corporation

Signature:        _______________________________________
                  Jeremy G. Schuster

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