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00:00:00Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
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00:01:00Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
00:01:29Marketing prowess.
00:01:31Yeah, I'll be lucky if I'm even noticed there, so.
00:01:33Would you rather go on a date
00:01:35with that handsome straffling gentleman over there
00:01:37or Nate?
00:01:39Okay, well that's not really fair
00:01:41because that guy's super hot
00:01:43and Nate's a nice guy.
00:01:45Beacon America CFO arrested.
00:01:47A grand jury has indicted the CFO with sporting goods
00:01:49giant Beacon America for embezzling
00:01:5180 million dollars
00:01:53over the past five years.
00:01:55Wait, what?
00:01:57No.
00:01:58Okay, so all hiring is on hold?
00:02:02Right, but I was supposed to start next week
00:02:04so that can't be, so I would...
00:02:06Hello?
00:02:08You look like you can use some company.
00:02:12Company.
00:02:14Makes me, but I don't really feel like talking.
00:02:18You know, I just want what everyone else wants.
00:02:20I want a job that doesn't suck.
00:02:23And I want to pay off my loans
00:02:25and I want maybe a house.
00:02:27I don't know, I don't need like a white picket fence
00:02:29or a Lexus in the driveway with a ribbon.
00:02:31What are you gonna do?
00:02:33My family business is going through a rough patch.
00:02:37Dad's counting on me to come home and help turn things around.
00:02:39Maybe use a dose of what you got.
00:02:41She spent years trying to get me to become a doctor.
00:02:45Why didn't you?
00:02:47Vasovagosyncope.
00:02:49You mean something's wrong in there?
00:02:51What?
00:02:52No, what?
00:02:53No.
00:02:54Vasovagos means that my blood pressure drops.
00:02:56I faint.
00:02:57I experience trauma, I guess.
00:02:59Like if you see blood?
00:03:01Yeah.
00:03:02Yeah, I'm just down.
00:03:04Blood, fear, anything really that triggers my fight or flight reflex.
00:03:09The last thing you are is boring.
00:03:11Really?
00:03:12To not being boring.
00:03:14Es ist schön, dass die Idee von Marrieren zu machen, macht ihr nauseous.
00:03:44Not nauseous, not hated.
00:03:48I mean, just like, I'm not this girl.
00:03:49I don't get blacked out in Vegas and get married.
00:03:53You know, I'm the girl who gets locked in the library
00:03:55because I was studying too long.
00:03:57Yeah, I don't do this stuff either.
00:03:59I've been dating the same girl my whole life.
00:04:01It's my high school girlfriend.
00:04:02We broke up after graduation and got back together
00:04:04senior year of college.
00:04:06We've been trying to make it work long distance ever since, actually.
00:04:08It feels really complicated,
00:04:09and I feel like we should unpack that at a different time.
00:04:12Yeah.
00:04:13Look, I don't understand.
00:04:14How could this happen?
00:04:16I don't know, Nate.
00:04:18I don't know.
00:04:19Last thing I remember,
00:04:21you were, um,
00:04:23you were trying to convince me to
00:04:24help turn your family business around?
00:04:31Yeah, that was silly, huh?
00:04:33Oh my God, my family.
00:04:34They're gonna freak out.
00:04:36I mean, we have to get divorced.
00:04:37Right.
00:04:38Yeah.
00:04:39Yeah.
00:04:39We have to...
00:04:40Right.
00:04:41Although, if you think about it,
00:04:43it's not that silly at all.
00:04:44Not the marriage part.
00:04:45We'll obviously get annulled.
00:04:46Obviously.
00:04:47You're smart and resourceful.
00:04:48It's exactly the kind of exec we need.
00:04:50What?
00:04:50Riley, just...
00:04:51I'm telling you,
00:04:52it's a big opportunity.
00:04:52If you just take the time,
00:04:53you get better with what I'm saying.
00:04:54Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:04:54Hold on.
00:04:55Are you asking me for real?
00:04:57Yes.
00:04:58Yes.
00:04:58Yeah.
00:04:58No.
00:04:59I'm a West Coast girl.
00:05:00You know?
00:05:01I like to go hiking in Marin.
00:05:03I need pork buns at Wingley's.
00:05:05I don't think I'm gonna fit in with your
00:05:07little family business in Tennessee.
00:05:11You know what I mean?
00:05:11Yeah.
00:05:12If you change your mind,
00:05:15there'll be a ticket waiting for you.
00:05:23If I were doing a case method analysis,
00:05:26I would say that A,
00:05:27it's a legit job offer.
00:05:30And B,
00:05:31the cost of living is way cheaper than here.
00:05:34Plus,
00:05:36Nate's kind of cute.
00:05:36Okay.
00:05:37Well,
00:05:38my response
00:05:38would be
00:05:40A,
00:05:41I don't need a guy to make me happy.
00:05:44And B,
00:05:45it was
00:05:46a mistake.
00:05:48It doesn't look like a mistake.
00:05:50Hell,
00:05:51this thing looks real.
00:05:52No, I doubt it.
00:05:53You got it like a drive-thru chapel.
00:05:56I'm so proud of you.
00:05:57You finally did something spontaneous.
00:06:00Hey,
00:06:01thank you so much.
00:06:03Girl,
00:06:04I love you,
00:06:05but
00:06:05you can't plan every minute of your life.
00:06:08It takes courage to grow up
00:06:10and become who you really are.
00:06:12Are you throwing Oprah at me right now?
00:06:13No.
00:06:14P.E. Cummings.
00:06:14Oh,
00:06:15fancy.
00:06:16Oprah said,
00:06:17you get in life
00:06:18what you have the courage to ask for.
00:06:20Okay.
00:06:21Well,
00:06:21what does that have to do with
00:06:23not a sore hand?
00:06:25Maybe it's time to stop planning.
00:06:27Do something outrageous.
00:06:29Like,
00:06:30um,
00:06:31move to Tennessee
00:06:32and work for a mom and pop company?
00:06:34would you rather move you
00:06:37and her back home
00:06:37with your parents?
00:06:38I got a call from your Aunt Joan.
00:06:58She says your cousin Caitlin
00:06:59just bought a new home
00:07:01with a guest house
00:07:02for Aunt Joan.
00:07:03Wow.
00:07:04Caitlin must be doing very well.
00:07:05Yeah, Mom.
00:07:06Sir,
00:07:07just make good money.
00:07:08Oh.
00:07:08Let's eat.
00:07:11Dad.
00:07:12Where did you get that shirt?
00:07:14My AP bio class gave it to me.
00:07:16Did they give you those shoes?
00:07:18No,
00:07:18no,
00:07:18knockoffs.
00:07:19I got them at buy rate.
00:07:21Ugh.
00:07:21What's wrong with buy rate?
00:07:23Well,
00:07:23they underpay their employees.
00:07:25Their stuff is cheap
00:07:26because it's cheaply made.
00:07:27Listen to you
00:07:28who buys half her clothes
00:07:29at thrift shops.
00:07:30Don't thrift.
00:07:31It's vintage.
00:07:32Hey,
00:07:32don't worry,
00:07:33Suzanne.
00:07:33From now on,
00:07:34Riley's gonna get me
00:07:35all the sneakers
00:07:36I need at Beacon.
00:07:39Yeah,
00:07:39so,
00:07:40um,
00:07:40about that.
00:07:41Won't be long
00:07:41before you're running
00:07:42that whole company.
00:07:43Am I right?
00:07:43And don't forget
00:07:44to bring Aunt Joan
00:07:45a nice gift
00:07:46when you get to L.A.?
00:07:47Why,
00:07:48Mom?
00:07:48It is the right thing to do.
00:07:50Mom,
00:07:51you have to stop
00:07:52comparing me to Caitlin.
00:07:52Joan does the comparing.
00:07:54She forgets
00:07:55that your brother
00:07:55would have been
00:07:56a great doctor.
00:07:58Okay.
00:07:58Yeah.
00:07:59We both know
00:07:59how hard you work.
00:08:01No daughter makes
00:08:02her parents prouder.
00:08:03Aside from Caitlin,
00:08:04of course.
00:08:06Come on.
00:08:08Mom.
00:08:10Mom.
00:08:11When the time is right,
00:08:12I promise
00:08:13I will
00:08:14be happy.
00:08:15to have you
00:08:16move in with me.
00:08:17Not without
00:08:18a guest house.
00:08:19Okay.
00:08:20We need our privacy.
00:08:20Your father can get loud.
00:08:23Ew.
00:08:23That's true.
00:08:24No, stop.
00:08:25He probably knows already.
00:08:29I mean,
00:08:30I don't even know
00:08:32why I'm considering
00:08:32it.
00:08:33I don't know
00:08:33anything about them.
00:08:35Nate's family
00:08:36probably says stuff like,
00:08:37Whitney's washed,
00:08:38and they probably
00:08:38love Miracle Whip,
00:08:40and you know
00:08:40how I feel
00:08:41about Miracle Whip.
00:08:43Mom and Dad
00:08:44want me to be
00:08:45a big success.
00:08:48Yeah.
00:08:49I don't know.
00:08:51I wish you'd
00:08:52give me a sign.
00:08:52Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
00:09:22Kicking his heels and playing a beat
00:09:24Smiling though he's done his luck
00:09:26He don't seem to care that much
00:09:28Gotta keep it up, you gotta choose
00:09:30Stay positive or sing the blues
00:09:32You gotta keep it up, no other way to be
00:09:35Yo, this is Radio 102.4
00:09:43Hey!
00:09:45What can I get you?
00:09:47Um, do you have boba?
00:09:50Excuse me?
00:09:51Taiwanese bubble tea
00:09:52With tapioca balls
00:09:54Trust me, they don't have it
00:09:57Sorry, I'll just take a chocolate shake, please
00:10:05Uh-huh
00:10:06Thank you
00:10:06It's my, uh
00:10:15It's my first visit to Cedar Falls
00:10:17It's, uh
00:10:19It's Mike's
00:10:21It's quiet
00:10:23People seem friendly though
00:10:25You know that studies show the reason that people from smaller towns are friendlier isn't altruism
00:10:30It's actually a necessity
00:10:32Yeah, cause
00:10:34You know, due to the small population
00:10:36It's more likely they'll, you know, need help in the future
00:10:40Do you always use scientific data to lure people into conversations
00:10:43Not always
00:10:45Is that a turtle?
00:10:48Oh, yeah, that's Herm
00:10:49When I was little, they didn't allow dogs in my apartment complex, so I got Herm
00:10:53He's a good listener
00:10:56Would you just take him around over where you go?
00:10:58No, of course not
00:10:59Uh, but I can't exactly leave him in the car with my luggage
00:11:02Well, I probably could
00:11:04There's no laws against it, which is
00:11:06Yeah, well, I'm not a monster
00:11:08So do you live here?
00:11:12I used to live here
00:11:13Oh
00:11:14Why'd you leave?
00:11:17Are you a reporter?
00:11:19Hey, come on
00:11:20Oh, thank you so much
00:11:21Oh, actually
00:11:22It's better of an environment
00:11:28Good
00:11:29Thank you
00:11:31Sorry, you were just telling me why you left?
00:11:38Actually, I wasn't
00:11:40I feel like you are
00:11:41I created a financial services app in Seattle
00:11:47I got married, divorced, sold the app, and I came back home
00:11:52Doesn't sound like it was your idea
00:11:53My grandmother wields guilt like a samurai sword
00:11:58Mmm, that's not mine
00:11:59My mom's a stealth fighter, but in pink butterfly scrolls
00:12:04Success depends on a company's willingness to evolve
00:12:10You know, we need diverse voices
00:12:12Young voices in the boardroom to connect with the consumers
00:12:16Nothing's gonna change until someone like me has a seat at the table
00:12:20Uh, my dad and I didn't connect
00:12:23And it's only gotten worse since he married someone ten years younger than me
00:12:28But every summer, my mom would take me camping to the Smoky Mountains
00:12:32We would sit by the fire and talk for hours
00:12:35Some nights, when I look over the sky
00:12:38I feel like I'm back there with her
00:12:40Under all those stars
00:12:42Sometimes I feel like it was
00:12:45My fault
00:12:47You know, if I hadn't asked my brother Danny to take me to the mall
00:12:52Yeah, sometimes I just feel like
00:12:54She wishes he was the one that was alive
00:12:57I'm sorry, I'm rambling
00:13:00And, uh, you're awfully nice to listen to me
00:13:03I'm not being nice
00:13:04The studies show I'm just worried I might need something from you someday
00:13:08You, um
00:13:10You heard of High Lash
00:13:12Can I go?
00:13:14Okay, make a lunch
00:13:16Sorry
00:13:20Yes?
00:13:25Can I wait?
00:13:26Okay, fine
00:13:29I said fine
00:13:32Sorry, I, I gotta go
00:13:36Stop
00:13:37Riley
00:13:38Riley
00:13:39I'm gonna say something that I never say
00:13:45I think you're an amazing woman
00:13:51And I can't imagine spending the rest of my life without you
00:13:56I think I'm falling in love
00:14:04Riley?
00:14:14Yeah
00:14:15I was just saying
00:14:16I don't usually enjoy meeting
00:14:18Well, anyone
00:14:20But it was really nice talking to you
00:14:23Yeah
00:14:25See her
00:14:27I don't understand it
00:14:47Now is when I should be
00:14:48Building my career, you know
00:14:50Not just fantasizing on some stranger
00:14:53Plus, I don't need a guy
00:14:54To make me happy
00:14:55Yeah, yeah
00:14:56Aren't you there yet?
00:14:58I'm lost
00:14:58You know, I don't know if this is a good idea
00:15:00I'm not sure how long would I
00:15:03Fit in here
00:15:04Then don't
00:15:05Why fit in when you were born to stand out?
00:15:07Maya Angelou
00:15:08Dr. Seuss
00:15:09Um, I gotta go
00:15:12Okay, love you
00:15:13Bye
00:15:13Mm-hmm
00:15:28Yeah, yeah
00:15:29No, I know, I know
00:15:30So I said to him
00:15:31Carl, if you wanna go drinking after work
00:15:33Least you can do is pick up the kids from school
00:15:36Hell, I don't care if you take them with you
00:15:38As long as I don't have to get them
00:15:39Oh, I'll call you back
00:15:41You must be Riley
00:15:42Nate told me to keep an eye out for you
00:15:44That Marie Kondo says to surround yourself with things that bring you joy
00:15:52Mingos bring my joy
00:15:54Oh, come on
00:15:56Oh, I love your suit
00:15:58Thank you
00:15:59And listen, good
00:16:00I'm tired of you questioning everything I say
00:16:03In case you haven't noticed
00:16:05I am in charge here
00:16:07So pack up your crap and get the hell out of here
00:16:09You're fired
00:16:11Hey, Ma
00:16:25Don't you look nice, Mother Faye
00:16:27Pretty as a peach in June
00:16:29I see we lost another marketing VP
00:16:31All he did was gripe about his budget
00:16:34I told him how to save money
00:16:36I told him to use Kaylee in the campaign
00:16:38Used car dealers feature their wives in ads
00:16:42Not national brands
00:16:44I do have my own YouTube channel
00:16:46Don't you have somewhere to be?
00:16:52Son, we are already facing another quarter in the red
00:16:57Your daddy would be so disappointed
00:16:59Look all you want, Ma
00:17:01You won't find him up there
00:17:03This young lady's here to see Nate
00:17:07He said to bring her in here
00:17:08Um, this is probably a mistake
00:17:15I'm looking for Nate Fisher
00:17:17That's my grandson, Nathaniel Fisher Bynum
00:17:20I'm his dad, Nathaniel Senior
00:17:22Around here, everybody calls me Buck
00:17:25Um, Bynum?
00:17:27As in the owners of, um
00:17:29Buy right department stores
00:17:31Hi
00:17:31Sorry, I was on a conference call
00:17:33Harley, you okay?
00:17:37Buy right is your family business?
00:17:40Yeah
00:17:41Winnie!
00:17:47Winnie!
00:17:48Winnie!
00:17:48Winnie!
00:17:48Winnie!
00:17:48Winnie!
00:17:49Winnie!
00:17:50Winnie!
00:17:50Winnie!
00:17:51Winnie!
00:17:52Winnie!
00:17:52Winnie!
00:17:53Winnie!
00:17:54Winnie!
00:17:55Winnie!
00:17:56Winnie!
00:17:57Winnie!
00:17:58Winnie!
00:17:59Winnie!
00:18:00Herb!
00:18:01Herb!
00:18:02Herb!
00:18:03Did you catch Herb?
00:18:04He's fine
00:18:05Is he okay?
00:18:06Yeah
00:18:07I think he had one of those vegan bagel things
00:18:08Mass vegan?
00:18:09Right
00:18:10Yes, thank you
00:18:11I thought you said that your last name was Fisher
00:18:12I used my own thing in school to attract less attention
00:18:14So, son
00:18:15You wanna catch us up here?
00:18:16Yeah, uh, Dad, this is Riley Smith
00:18:18We went to business school together
00:18:19Hi
00:18:20Hi
00:18:21And this is my grandmother Faye
00:18:22Hi
00:18:23Welcome to Cedar Falls
00:18:24Thank you
00:18:25So you're here for a visit?
00:18:29Yeah
00:18:30Uh, well, actually she came to live
00:18:36We're married
00:18:37Uh, I thought you said that we were getting in a moment
00:18:52Sorry I blindsided you with all that, just
00:18:54Dad's been acting so erratic the board froze all hiring
00:18:59So, the only way to bring you in is if we stay married just for a little longer
00:19:04Buy right?
00:19:05Buy right?
00:19:06I don't agree with any of buy right's policies, like, at all
00:19:09Then help change them
00:19:10Look, buy right used to be a great place to work
00:19:12But the industry's changed since mom died we've had to close 80 stores
00:19:17And we're not done
00:19:18Okay, well you obviously
00:19:20You can't shut down Boise
00:19:22There's nothing for 50 miles
00:19:23You'd just be turning your backs on the customers who need you the most
00:19:25And you'll be creating a PR nightmare
00:19:27Do not look at me like that
00:19:28See what you say to me?
00:19:29You understand both sides
00:19:30We'd offer a generous salary
00:19:32Living rent free with me, you could pay off your loans in no time
00:19:35Are you trying to bribe me?
00:19:37No
00:19:38Cause it's working
00:19:39Great
00:19:40Oh, it's working
00:19:41No, it can't work
00:19:42I can't work for five, right?
00:19:44This is...
00:19:45I can't work for my parents
00:19:47My dad
00:19:49Might not be able to work much longer
00:19:50Welcome back
00:19:51Emily, oh
00:19:52Oh, hi
00:19:53Someone's working out
00:19:54Oh, it's...
00:19:55It's just some interval training
00:19:57Oh
00:19:58Really?
00:19:59Hi
00:20:00Hi, I'm Emily
00:20:01Director of Corporate Communications and Promotions
00:20:03Oh
00:20:04Yes, me too
00:20:05And Nate's all girlfriend
00:20:06Right, I'm Riley
00:20:08I'm, um
00:20:09Nate's
00:20:10Wife
00:20:11I guess
00:20:13You're married?
00:20:15It was very impromptu
00:20:17Oh
00:20:18Must have been
00:20:20Didn't even have time to get her a ring
00:20:23Uh, yeah
00:20:24I actually
00:20:25Haven't
00:20:26It's my purse, yeah
00:20:27It was, um
00:20:28Just getting resized
00:20:29Traveling
00:20:30So
00:20:31Yeah
00:20:32Nate actually
00:20:34Nate's said a lot about you
00:20:35Really?
00:20:36Yeah
00:20:37He never mentioned you
00:20:39Nate, can you tell Emily another bouquet arrived from Andrew?
00:20:45That boy is such a cutie patootie
00:20:48Thank you, Winnie
00:20:50Andrew Baker?
00:20:52Our high school football captain
00:20:54Yeah?
00:20:55Yeah
00:20:56He's
00:20:57He's
00:20:58So thoughtful
00:20:59You know, we should go to dinner
00:21:03The four of us
00:21:05Yeah
00:21:06It'd be fun, right?
00:21:07Yeah
00:21:08Great
00:21:09Yeah
00:21:10This is where you grew up?
00:21:11Look, I know that was a lot for everyone
00:21:23They just need a chance to get to know you better
00:21:25We're normal
00:21:27They love you
00:21:29You're normal?
00:21:30Yeah
00:21:31Yeah
00:21:32There's like 15 garages here
00:21:3614
00:21:37It's called Find Your Bliss
00:21:40With Kaylee Bynum
00:21:41So I get my squad together
00:21:43And we talk about female empowerment
00:21:45You know, like being responsible for your own orgasm
00:21:48Mother Faye
00:21:50There's nothing wrong with enjoying sex
00:21:52My dear
00:21:53I was owning my own orgasm long before you were born
00:21:57But some things are best left to yourself
00:22:00I also bring on guests
00:22:02Last week I talked to a girl who writes sci-fi erotica
00:22:06And not just Captain Kirk getting it on with Mr. Spock
00:22:09Classy stuff
00:22:10Okay
00:22:11So it's a video podcast and people will subscribe to it also
00:22:13From all over
00:22:14Even men in prison
00:22:16Especially men in prison
00:22:18Yeah, maybe that's enough talk about the podcast, babe
00:22:21I'd like to propose a toast
00:22:23Ah
00:22:25Nate
00:22:26Real proud of you
00:22:27Sorry I couldn't make it to the graduation
00:22:29Thanks, Dad
00:22:30It's good to be home again
00:22:33We're in this together
00:22:35Cheers
00:22:36Cheers
00:22:39You don't know why you had to get married so fast
00:22:41No family
00:22:43Well, I couldn't move back without her
00:22:45Riley's very special to me
00:22:47Well, now that doesn't explain why
00:22:49I understand that BioRite's been around for over 60 years
00:22:53So what was your focus at Stanford?
00:22:56Um, socially conscious marketing
00:22:58Hmm
00:22:59Really?
00:23:00What's socially conscious marketing?
00:23:02That's a lot of nonsense, that's why
00:23:03Honey
00:23:04Honey
00:23:06No, it's a
00:23:07It allows consumers to connect with companies in a more meaningful way
00:23:11So like Verizon with women in tech
00:23:13Or Dove's positive body image ads
00:23:15That's the fatties in the underwear, right?
00:23:19I mean
00:23:20Really?
00:23:21It's
00:23:22It's a load of woke PR is what it is
00:23:25I think companies have a responsibility to better society in any way that they can
00:23:29My company provides jobs
00:23:32We don't get anywhere near enough credit for that
00:23:34You do get tax breaks though
00:23:35Which leaves towns with less money for schools and emergency services
00:23:40What Riley's trying to say is
00:23:42Our brand needs a makeover
00:23:44Her perspective will be valuable to our marketing department
00:23:48Will be?
00:23:49You just hold on a minute there, son
00:23:50I think
00:23:52The company could use a fresh pair of eyes
00:24:05You know, BuyRite obviously can't compete with online companies offering free delivery
00:24:09So there's
00:24:10There's a news flash
00:24:11You're saying we should concentrate on bringing customers into the stores
00:24:17Yes
00:24:18Cedar Falls used to be one of our best outlets
00:24:20But it just had its worst quarter in five years
00:24:22Now, if you're talking about giveaways
00:24:24It's not about gimmicks, dad
00:24:25We need to revitalize the brand
00:24:26You know, improving retail experiences
00:24:29Bringing in younger customers
00:24:30There's
00:24:31There's a lot of room to pair with social media influencers
00:24:34I'll give you Cedar Falls
00:24:38Mother
00:24:39Come up with a plan to turn things around
00:24:42And we'll talk
00:24:44And because leadership skills are important
00:24:47I've asked Rhys to return
00:24:50What?
00:24:51Rhys is joining BuyRite?
00:24:52Just to keep the board happy
00:24:54Once we're back on solid ground
00:24:55He can go where he damn well pleases
00:24:58Who's Rhys?
00:24:59I told you about Rhys, remember?
00:25:01You didn't know that Nate had a brother?
00:25:04No
00:25:05Sorry, Ms. Dinner, Grandma
00:25:07Mwah
00:25:08Mwah
00:25:17Hi
00:25:23So let me get this straight
00:25:24Mr. Milkshake, the man of your dreams
00:25:26Is your husband's brother?
00:25:28Yes
00:25:29Well, no
00:25:30I don't know
00:25:31I don't know
00:25:32Stop laughing
00:25:33Oh my god
00:25:34This is so funny
00:25:35What should I do?
00:25:37Off the top of my head
00:25:38Move up the annulment
00:25:40I can't move it up
00:25:41Well, because this is kind of interesting
00:25:42And the plan is weirdly working
00:25:44Plus his grandma's very cool
00:25:46Riley?
00:25:47Yeah, you gotta go
00:25:52Mr. Burnham
00:25:53Hi
00:25:54Look, uh
00:25:55I don't know what kind of game you're running here, Missy
00:25:57I think you have the wrong idea
00:25:59I
00:26:00You don't have to be a genius to see that Nate's sin over his head
00:26:03So, cards on the table
00:26:06Am I gonna be a grandpa?
00:26:08What?
00:26:09Oh, no
00:26:10No, no
00:26:11I'm not, um
00:26:13Pregnant
00:26:14So...
00:26:15Okay, then
00:26:16I will pay whatever is in your prenup
00:26:20Uh...
00:26:22Oh, sweet Jesus
00:26:25Mr. Burnham
00:26:26I...
00:26:27I don't want anything from you
00:26:29Really
00:26:30I'm...
00:26:31Nate thinks my right is worth saving
00:26:33And...
00:26:35I can help
00:26:38You're not
00:26:39I can help
00:26:56So, tell me
00:26:58Um...
00:26:59Warum hast du mir gesagt, dass du dich warst?
00:27:10Warum hast du mir gesagt, dass du dich verabschiedet hast?
00:27:14Oh, es ist so schön, dass meine Kinder wieder in der Haus wiederkommen zu haben.
00:27:19Du bist nicht Angst, dass wir uns wieder töten?
00:27:20Oh, es ist eine bestimmte Möglichkeit, aber es ist ein Risiko, dass ich bereit bin.
00:27:29Well, congrats, by the way.
00:27:34Thank you.
00:27:35I was referring to Nate. He clearly got the better end of the deal.
00:27:42Why'd you have to go and say that? She thinks I'm a catch.
00:27:44No one thinks you're a catch, Nate.
00:27:47I mean, I don't think you're a catch, Nate.
00:27:50I see you gave her mom's ring.
00:27:56It's not like you were using it.
00:27:59It's good to be home.
00:28:12What do you got in there? Sorry.
00:28:14Yeah, hello.
00:28:16Like what?
00:28:17Dead bodies.
00:28:18Oh, uh, it's just a...
00:28:20Off we go.
00:28:24Oh, watch out.
00:28:25Be careful.
00:28:26I'm okay.
00:28:37Okay.
00:28:39Everything's set up.
00:28:40You can take the guest room.
00:28:43Okay.
00:28:43Unless you want to sleep in the bed.
00:28:45No, no.
00:28:45Because married people, they stay in the same bed.
00:28:47We're not really married.
00:28:48Well, that's...
00:28:49The guest room is perfect.
00:28:51This is your mom's ring.
00:28:55You didn't mention that.
00:29:00Thank you for trusting me with this while we, you know, do this.
00:29:05It's really...
00:29:07Not a problem.
00:29:08It was for Emily, huh?
00:29:13Were you going to propose?
00:29:16We've been trying to keep things going long distance.
00:29:19She was supposed to fly out for graduation, but she called the night before and said she'd met someone else.
00:29:26Oh.
00:29:30Okay.
00:29:31That's why you got so drunk.
00:29:34She was tired of being taken for granted.
00:29:37She said, um...
00:29:38She said I didn't appreciate her enough.
00:29:43She was right.
00:29:44I blew it.
00:29:45Okay, well, maybe it's...
00:29:46It's okay.
00:29:47No, Riley, it's fine.
00:29:50She moved on.
00:29:53So should I.
00:29:54Okay.
00:29:54Okay.
00:29:56You could probably get a plan or two in here.
00:30:17You know, warm up the space.
00:30:20I don't plan on staying here long.
00:30:21Have you done any work in sales?
00:30:28Well, I worked at Urban Outfitters when I was a teenager during the summer.
00:30:32Does that count?
00:30:33That's what you mean?
00:30:33Yeah.
00:30:33Yeah.
00:30:34So she knows how to upsell stoners.
00:30:36It's perfect for us.
00:30:37I don't think you understand where you're getting yourself into.
00:30:41My dad is looking for anyone to blame.
00:30:45And he's a bit unhinged.
00:30:46I think I can handle myself, Reese.
00:30:48I have an MBA.
00:30:49Why do you always attack him?
00:30:51Why do you always defend him?
00:30:53You know he's been this way since we were kids.
00:30:55He thinks the world is against him.
00:30:57Seventh grade, summer camp, laser tag.
00:30:59No one wanted to be on his team because the poor little Reese he didn't win.
00:31:02He was furious.
00:31:03He'd always complain that his vest wasn't working.
00:31:06My vest was not working.
00:31:09I wonder how many times he got hit.
00:31:10He always refused to leave the game.
00:31:12Faulty vest.
00:31:13I guess some of us expect a trophy just for showing up.
00:31:20Reese, your father wants to see you.
00:31:28Well, that went well.
00:31:36Well, there's some you don't see much around here.
00:31:53Yeah, I know.
00:31:54No, no, don't, don't.
00:31:56They're beautiful.
00:31:57I'm Demarcus from operations.
00:31:59Riley, nice to meet you.
00:32:02Um, well, how can I help you?
00:32:04Well, Nate wants you to go undercover and scope out the Cedar Falls store.
00:32:08Oh, okay.
00:32:10Well, um, let me check my schedule.
00:32:13She says, pretending she has a schedule.
00:32:17Sorry, yeah, uh, undercover, that's, that's exciting.
00:32:20Do I have like a, like a backstory or a disguise?
00:32:25Simmer down, Veronica Mars.
00:32:27I told the manager you've been transferred from Memphis.
00:32:30And you'll wear these.
00:32:34Okay.
00:32:39Okay.
00:32:40I know, honey.
00:32:41Don't even try to explain it.
00:32:42It's a waste of time.
00:32:44Like watching a golfer eating kale.
00:32:48My theory is they designed them back in the 70s to prevent workers from hooking up.
00:32:54I'm guessing it worked out pretty well.
00:32:57Enjoy.
00:32:59Nice to meet you.
00:33:00Heads up.
00:33:27Kenny!
00:33:30Knock it off, man!
00:33:32Sorry, Maria.
00:33:33Cooler display, aisle 12, let's go.
00:33:35Yeah, but I was just going to pick...
00:33:36No, no, no, no, no me vengas con nada que te pateo en el trasero.
00:33:39All right, boss.
00:33:41Que te me vas, ya.
00:33:42Okay.
00:33:43Come on, let's go.
00:33:45Well, he responds to, I'll kick your ass, so that's good.
00:33:51He's a good kid.
00:33:53You just need to know how to reach him.
00:33:54Got it.
00:33:56Riley?
00:33:56Yes, sorry.
00:33:57Hi.
00:33:58Hola, I'm Maria.
00:33:59The manager's not here, so I'll take you around.
00:34:02Great.
00:34:03Vamos.
00:34:03Now, that was Kenny, and he's not going to change.
00:34:07Okay.
00:34:07So, we like to rotate the newbies through each department.
00:34:13Unfortunately, we have a high turnover rate.
00:34:16You see, morale isn't exactly high.
00:34:20Josh!
00:34:21Becca!
00:34:23Man, where is everyone?
00:34:27Kenny!
00:34:28Kenny, no, no, no, no, that's going to...
00:34:30Whoops.
00:34:35Fall.
00:34:37So, I was saying, we have pretty good barbecues, lawnmowers.
00:34:51Can't stand to lose, son.
00:34:57Have you met Riley's parents?
00:34:59Not yet.
00:35:01We're all siblings.
00:35:07I think she's an only child.
00:35:12How much do you know about her?
00:35:14We've been friends for two years.
00:35:17You really think it was a good idea?
00:35:19You're surprising dad like that.
00:35:21Yeah.
00:35:22He'll come around.
00:35:25You always did believe in miracles.
00:35:31I'm hungry.
00:35:33I want these cookies.
00:35:34You can't be taking cookies from the ship.
00:35:36Hi.
00:35:37Hi.
00:35:37Uh, who's this?
00:35:38She was separated from her family's.
00:35:40Oh.
00:35:41No, hi.
00:35:42What's your name?
00:35:43Amalia.
00:35:45Amalia?
00:35:46Okay, well, I'm sure we can find them somewhere.
00:35:48They're probably not far.
00:35:49Riley, why don't you take a break for lunch?
00:35:51I'll go find your mom.
00:35:52Oh, are you sure?
00:35:53Yeah.
00:35:54Of course.
00:35:55Okay.
00:35:56Thanks.
00:35:57Come on.
00:36:00Bye.
00:36:01Bye.
00:36:01Bye.
00:36:12I'm sorry.
00:36:12I'm sorry.
00:36:14Bye.
00:36:14Bye.
00:36:14Bye.
00:36:16Bye.
00:36:16I'd have known you were this pretty.
00:36:17I would have been here a lot sooner.
00:36:19Oh.
00:36:21Well, Maria's been doing a really good job.
00:36:24Yeah, she's pretty good for a part-timer.
00:36:26Ja, das ist gut zu wissen.
00:36:31Ich meine, der Stor ist ein Messer.
00:36:35Ted, das Mann tut.
00:36:39Ja, das ist ein Non-Starter.
00:36:41Ted ist Faye's nephew.
00:36:42Was?
00:36:43Das ist der einzige Grund, er hat das Job für so lange.
00:36:46So, ein bisschen Berti hat mir gesagt,
00:36:47dass du auf der wrongen Fuß mit Buck war.
00:36:50Ja.
00:36:52Ein Wort of Advice?
00:36:53Don't poke the bear, honey.
00:36:54Das könnte gefährlich sein.
00:36:56Oh, you're not in Kansas anymore, Dorothy.
00:36:59And I sure as hell ain't the wizard.
00:37:02Too bad.
00:37:03Just a pair of ruby slippers and footwear.
00:37:05Just my size.
00:37:08I am so sorry.
00:37:18I'm not talking about a complete restructuring.
00:37:20I'm just saying if you pay people like Maria
00:37:22what she's actually worth, it would be...
00:37:24...to a cost to provide benefits to part-timers?
00:37:26Well, she's not actually part-time.
00:37:27You guys just call her that because it's a way to...
00:37:29I don't call it anything.
00:37:30I'm just here on a temporary basis.
00:37:32And as soon as things get in shape...
00:37:33You will be on your way, yes.
00:37:34I'm aware.
00:37:36You should just take it off.
00:37:37The stain's gonna set and...
00:37:38You know, so you can soak it.
00:37:40I'm sure it won't be ruined.
00:37:44All right.
00:37:48Okay.
00:37:53Okay.
00:37:53Well...
00:37:54Uh...
00:37:57Oh, I'm not gonna do it.
00:37:58You can...
00:37:59You take this.
00:38:00I'm not gonna...
00:38:00Here, you...
00:38:01You scrub it.
00:38:02Ample, don't scrub it.
00:38:05Okay.
00:38:05What's going on?
00:38:16Um...
00:38:18I had the coffee...
00:38:22She came around the corner and then the...
00:38:25When I was just saying all of her...
00:38:27All the stores...
00:38:28Dad and I decided we're closing ten more stores, including Boise.
00:38:34Okay, then.
00:38:34By the way, your wedding announcement's gonna be in Sunday's paper.
00:38:41Yeah.
00:38:45Hey.
00:38:47My parents don't know yet.
00:38:48It's the Cedar Falls Chronicle.
00:38:50They'll never see it, okay?
00:38:55Can I, uh, get my shirt back?
00:38:58Yeah.
00:38:59You know...
00:39:00Um, I'm gonna...
00:39:01You can...
00:39:02Yeah, I...
00:39:03Yeah.
00:39:03You always do this.
00:39:06Do what?
00:39:07Miss the cues.
00:39:08Remember that professor?
00:39:10He just gave me his umbrella.
00:39:11During a thunderstorm.
00:39:13You're ridiculous.
00:39:14And what about that waiter?
00:39:16You really think he comped our entire table just because your fish was dry?
00:39:19Leela, I know what you're doing and it's not gonna work.
00:39:22You know, you're trying to make this into something that it's not.
00:39:25Yeah, this is why right now.
00:39:33Hateri...
00:39:34Yeah.
00:39:35Step up now and start the show.
00:39:36Ooh, oh, oh, oh.
00:39:37Ha-ha!
00:39:38It's a true question, see we go to take it down down.
00:39:41We got the mood right, you could be the light of the town
00:39:46We set the mood right, we got the look of love
00:39:50We got the look of love
00:40:11Hello
00:40:29Hi
00:40:31That used to be one of my favorite books when I was your age
00:40:42Um, so you're not, you're not lost again
00:40:49No
00:40:50Okay, well enjoy the book
00:40:53Bye
00:41:01Okay, so we got the ad guys in New York
00:41:11And then we'll meet with the regional managers on the way home
00:41:13We should only be gone a week
00:41:14Okay
00:41:15Don't worry, you're not missing out on anything
00:41:18It'll just be one boring meeting after another
00:41:21Oh yeah, I'm not worried
00:41:23You, you sure you'll be alright on your own?
00:41:25Yeah, yeah, I'll be fine
00:41:26For a week?
00:41:27Yeah
00:41:27Okay, well
00:41:30Hey
00:41:34Give me a kiss
00:41:36What are you doing?
00:41:38Give me a kiss
00:41:39Please
00:41:40I'll get the door for you
00:41:45Please
00:41:46Okay, fly safe
00:41:49Yep
00:41:50Okay
00:41:51Bye
00:41:53No, I don't care if something happens between them
00:42:01Plus, you know, Nate never said that I couldn't explore my options
00:42:06So
00:42:07No, I can't come clean to Reese because then I will blow this whole thing
00:42:13Plus, I don't even know if he feels the same way
00:42:16I just
00:42:16I don't know, what do you think?
00:42:24You're absolutely no help
00:42:25I don't know if he feels the same way
00:42:33Oh, ich fühle mich zu sehen.
00:42:42Hey, hey.
00:42:45So, this is silly,
00:42:47but I, um,
00:42:49I cut my finger, and, uh,
00:42:52I'm just, I'm just calling,
00:42:54because, you know,
00:42:56there's, there is so much blood
00:42:59in the radio.
00:43:00I'm sorry, I shouldn't have called you.
00:43:25No, no, don't apologize.
00:43:26I was just afraid it might look like a crime scene.
00:43:30Thank you a lot.
00:43:31Okay.
00:43:33What?
00:43:35Nothing.
00:43:37Uh,
00:43:38I think this is yours.
00:43:45Thanks.
00:43:45Yeah.
00:43:48Is that your brother?
00:43:50Mm, yeah.
00:43:51It's Daniel.
00:43:52Well, let's, uh,
00:44:00let's get you out.
00:44:01Yeah.
00:44:06Is your hair okay?
00:44:07Yes.
00:44:08Um, yeah, I'm okay.
00:44:10Uh, no more,
00:44:11no more sharp knives, okay?
00:44:13Copy that.
00:44:13And, you know,
00:44:14when in, when in doubt,
00:44:15um, PB&J,
00:44:16it's always a safer bet.
00:44:18Okay.
00:44:20Okay.
00:44:23Take your care for her.
00:44:31Bye.
00:44:31Hi.
00:44:50Hey.
00:44:52Oh, do you want to...
00:44:53Yeah, good, nice.
00:44:55How was, uh...
00:44:57How was your weekend?
00:44:58I was good.
00:45:01Um, how was...
00:45:03It was yours?
00:45:04Uh, well,
00:45:05I had a near-death experience,
00:45:07but luckily,
00:45:08I was rescued
00:45:09by a very
00:45:10swift-moving
00:45:12good doctor.
00:45:14Looks like he
00:45:15did a good job.
00:45:16Mm.
00:45:17Yeah.
00:45:17You know, I...
00:45:21When we met,
00:45:23we...
00:45:24kind of
00:45:25hit it off.
00:45:27And now things are
00:45:28very awkward,
00:45:29and I just don't want...
00:45:31I don't want it to affect
00:45:32work and stuff.
00:45:33No.
00:45:35Thanks for inviting me
00:45:36to dinner.
00:45:39Thank you.
00:45:41Wow, this is
00:45:41amazing.
00:45:43Well, it may be
00:45:45the boonies,
00:45:46but we know
00:45:47how to live well.
00:45:50What have you learned
00:45:51about our flagship store?
00:45:54Uh, well,
00:45:56morale's incredibly low.
00:45:58But there's this
00:45:59exceptional employee.
00:46:00Her name is
00:46:00Maria Mercado.
00:46:01She's...
00:46:02She's motivated.
00:46:03She's responsible.
00:46:04She's, uh,
00:46:05honestly everything you want
00:46:06in a store manager.
00:46:08And, like,
00:46:09I know that Ted
00:46:10is your nephew.
00:46:11Ted's an idiot,
00:46:12but he's family.
00:46:14We'll find something
00:46:15else for him.
00:46:16With all due respect,
00:46:18ma'am,
00:46:19it's a much bigger issue
00:46:21than Cedar Falls.
00:46:24Okay, when I walk
00:46:25into Bybright,
00:46:26back in San Francisco,
00:46:27I feel like I'm walking
00:46:28back into the 80s.
00:46:29The company needs
00:46:30a serious update.
00:46:32It needs new systems,
00:46:34new marketing.
00:46:35It...
00:46:36How did it get this bad?
00:46:38My husband didn't
00:46:41always trust Buck
00:46:42very much,
00:46:43but he respected
00:46:44Elizabeth.
00:46:45She understood
00:46:46the business,
00:46:48shared his desire
00:46:49for Reese and Nate
00:46:50to run it one day.
00:46:53After she died,
00:46:55it all fell apart.
00:46:57Having the boys here
00:46:58helps.
00:47:00Nate is...
00:47:02is like his dad.
00:47:04He always does better
00:47:06if he has someone
00:47:06to help him
00:47:08see the big picture.
00:47:11It isn't always easy
00:47:12meeting up to
00:47:13family expectations,
00:47:14but...
00:47:16you and Nate
00:47:17would make
00:47:17an effective team.
00:47:20If that's what
00:47:22you really want.
00:47:23you want to see me?
00:47:34I hear you've been
00:47:36helping Riley get
00:47:37the lay of the land.
00:47:38Oh, yes, indeed.
00:47:39She wants to learn
00:47:40as much as possible
00:47:41about Bybright.
00:47:43Oh, I bet she does.
00:47:45Now, listen.
00:47:46I need you to do
00:47:47something for me.
00:47:48If you deliver,
00:47:50it could be good
00:47:51for the both of us.
00:47:53Come on.
00:48:01So, you want
00:48:03to go around Buck
00:48:04and get Faye
00:48:05to approve your plans?
00:48:06He is convinced
00:48:08that I'm pretending
00:48:09to like Nate
00:48:09so I can maneuver
00:48:11my way into
00:48:12the executive suite.
00:48:14Yeah, I know
00:48:14it looks like that,
00:48:15but we both know
00:48:15it's not.
00:48:16Where are you?
00:48:17At the store.
00:48:18The alarm went off.
00:48:20The birds have been
00:48:21triggering
00:48:21the censor thing,
00:48:22so I told Nate
00:48:22that I'd check it out.
00:48:23You can come home,
00:48:25you know.
00:48:26You don't have
00:48:26anything to prove.
00:48:27No, that's not it.
00:48:28I just need to prove
00:48:29to Faye that I know
00:48:30what I'm doing.
00:48:31It's all locked up,
00:48:32Ms. Smith.
00:48:33Great.
00:48:34Plus, once we get
00:48:36Cedar Falls up and running,
00:48:36we can use it
00:48:37as a nationwide model,
00:48:38you know?
00:48:39And the sales associate,
00:48:40Maria Mercado,
00:48:41she's incredible.
00:48:42She's young.
00:48:42She's dedicated.
00:48:43She's the perfect image
00:48:44for the future
00:48:45of the company.
00:48:45Maybe you should get
00:48:51behind me.
00:48:53I...
00:48:54I...
00:48:54Come on.
00:48:55I feel awful about this.
00:49:17Hey.
00:49:18Hey.
00:49:19Here you go.
00:49:20Oh, gracias.
00:49:23Have a good night.
00:49:24You too.
00:49:25Okay.
00:49:27I started working
00:49:28at Byride
00:49:29since high school.
00:49:31I was planning
00:49:32to go to community college,
00:49:34but then
00:49:34I got pregnant
00:49:35with Amalia.
00:49:38Did you take
00:49:38maternity leave?
00:49:40We don't get maternity.
00:49:42They said I could take
00:49:43two weeks unpaid.
00:49:45What?
00:49:45Mm-hmm.
00:49:46Any more than that,
00:49:47they'd fire me.
00:49:49So?
00:49:50I took two weeks.
00:49:52I mean,
00:49:52did you have any,
00:49:53like, family
00:49:53that could help out,
00:49:54or...
00:49:55Um,
00:49:57we'd been living
00:49:57with my mom,
00:49:59but she died
00:50:00a few months ago.
00:50:04I just couldn't
00:50:05keep up with rent,
00:50:06so the landlord
00:50:07threw us out.
00:50:09I just...
00:50:10I couldn't leave
00:50:11Amalia in a shelter
00:50:12while I worked.
00:50:14Yeah, of course.
00:50:15So,
00:50:15we moved into the store,
00:50:18but it never affected
00:50:19my job.
00:50:20It never affected
00:50:21my job.
00:50:22I had a really,
00:50:23really nice neighbor
00:50:24who would watch her
00:50:25during the day,
00:50:26and I would
00:50:27work overtime
00:50:28so I could close up.
00:50:33Maria,
00:50:34have you ever thought
00:50:34about,
00:50:35you know,
00:50:36like,
00:50:36applying to be
00:50:37a manager?
00:50:38You're so good.
00:50:40It...
00:50:40It...
00:50:41You just need
00:50:42a college degree.
00:50:43I'm gonna share
00:50:45with you
00:50:45what my mom's
00:50:47favorite saying was.
00:50:48You can dress
00:50:49a goat in lace,
00:50:50but you can't
00:50:51make a silk purse
00:50:52out of a sow's ear.
00:50:55So what she meant
00:50:56was,
00:50:58don't try and be
00:50:58something you're not,
00:50:59mija.
00:51:01Don't aim too high.
00:51:02I had
00:51:09such dreams
00:51:11for her.
00:51:14I just never
00:51:14thought
00:51:15we would end
00:51:16up like this.
00:51:25Hi,
00:51:26can you tell
00:51:26Reese I need
00:51:27to talk to him
00:51:27ASAP?
00:51:28Thanks.
00:51:29Mom,
00:51:35Dad.
00:51:36Hey,
00:51:37what's up?
00:51:38You got married?
00:51:39Uh,
00:51:40how did you hear that?
00:51:41Aunt Joan
00:51:42sent us a link.
00:51:44She was living
00:51:45in the store?
00:51:47Why didn't you
00:51:48tell me?
00:51:50Hold on a second.
00:51:51No,
00:51:51Reese,
00:51:51I was gonna...
00:51:52Oh,
00:51:53Riley,
00:51:53honey,
00:51:53wait.
00:51:54Reese.
00:51:55Reese,
00:51:56I...
00:51:56Where did she go?
00:51:59Hey.
00:52:06How mad is she?
00:52:08Remember when
00:52:09you built that
00:52:09volcano
00:52:10and Mom
00:52:11warned you
00:52:11not to erupt
00:52:12it inside the
00:52:13house?
00:52:14And ketchup
00:52:15sprayed all over
00:52:15the good carpet?
00:52:16This is worse.
00:52:18Much,
00:52:18much worse.
00:52:19I was embarrassed
00:52:20when Beacon
00:52:21fell through.
00:52:22I needed a job
00:52:23and Nate said
00:52:24that it would be
00:52:25easier to bring me
00:52:25into the company
00:52:26if we were married.
00:52:27so you're just
00:52:28pretending?
00:52:29Yeah.
00:52:31Seemed like a good
00:52:31idea at the time
00:52:32and now it's not
00:52:34working out the way
00:52:34I've lived.
00:52:35And I have no idea
00:52:36what to do.
00:52:38Plus,
00:52:38his dad is looking
00:52:40for any way
00:52:40to fire me.
00:52:42Right.
00:52:43I've never known
00:52:44you to back down
00:52:45from a fight.
00:52:47Don't start now.
00:52:50Thanks.
00:52:51Love you, Dad.
00:52:52I love you too,
00:52:53right?
00:52:53I love you too,
00:52:53right?
00:52:53No, I don't care
00:53:01what my father says.
00:53:02We're not doing
00:53:02a stock buyback.
00:53:04Thank you.
00:53:05Thank you.
00:53:05In all fairness to Buck,
00:53:25a free month of Weight Watchers
00:53:27with every plus-size swimsuit
00:53:28was a good idea.
00:53:31But we should have let
00:53:33customers sign up
00:53:34for it themselves.
00:53:37Well, you tried
00:53:38to do something nice.
00:53:41I had no idea
00:53:42she was living in the store.
00:53:44She's a really good person
00:53:45and she's great
00:53:46at what she does.
00:53:47But judging by
00:53:48the lukewarm response,
00:53:50it may not be enough
00:53:51to appease,
00:53:52to satisfy customers.
00:53:53To help deal
00:53:54with the fallout,
00:53:55PR's brainstorming options
00:53:56like having a brand ambassador
00:53:59do targeted press.
00:54:00You know,
00:54:01I would never do anything
00:54:02to harm this company
00:54:03or this family.
00:54:07I believe that.
00:54:10And with that,
00:54:11I'll hand it back to you, Buck.
00:54:12Now,
00:54:15Byright began
00:54:19as a family company.
00:54:21Over the years,
00:54:22that family grew.
00:54:25But it gets real complicated
00:54:27when we open the door
00:54:28to someone who's not kin.
00:54:30Now,
00:54:31my father taught me
00:54:33that the most important quality
00:54:35in an employee
00:54:36is loyalty.
00:54:38And it's because of that...
00:54:40We'd like to.
00:54:42acknowledge
00:54:43the hard work
00:54:44and sacrifice
00:54:45of all of you
00:54:47who've kept
00:54:48this business going.
00:54:49Mother.
00:54:50It won't be easy
00:54:52to fix what's wrong.
00:54:54But Buck and I
00:54:55have faith
00:54:56in the next generation
00:54:57of Bynums.
00:54:58Hmm.
00:54:59Right now,
00:55:00Nate,
00:55:01Riley,
00:55:03and Reese
00:55:04are polishing
00:55:06an ambitious plan.
00:55:08And we look forward
00:55:10to unveiling it.
00:55:12at the next
00:55:13shareholders meeting.
00:55:18And thank you all
00:55:19for coming.
00:55:20That'll be it for you.
00:55:30Um,
00:55:31what just happened?
00:55:32I think we got tagged.
00:55:33Okay.
00:55:37First thing we do
00:55:38is we expedite
00:55:38the architectural place.
00:55:39Let's have them mock up
00:55:40a 3D rendering for Faye.
00:55:42And you should talk to Emily.
00:55:43We should run focus groups
00:55:44to improve customer service.
00:55:46Reese,
00:55:47have Demarcus
00:55:48generate productivity reports
00:55:49so we can expand
00:55:50the departments
00:55:50where yielding
00:55:51the highest revenue.
00:55:52And then I will
00:55:53review the marketing analytics
00:55:54and then I'll get started
00:55:55on the mood boards
00:55:56for the newest deck.
00:55:57Well, I guess she's
00:56:01running point.
00:56:14Okay, so this is like
00:56:15just low-tech spitballing,
00:56:16but based off of
00:56:17Emily's promotional ideas,
00:56:18I kind of came up
00:56:19with some temp
00:56:20print ad ideas.
00:56:23This.
00:56:25These are really good.
00:56:27This could work.
00:56:28Oh, yeah.
00:56:29Buck won't like it.
00:56:32And as I know,
00:56:33rebranding Byride
00:56:34is like, um,
00:56:35putting socks
00:56:36on a rooster.
00:56:39You've been here
00:56:39too long.
00:56:41Oh, damn.
00:56:42So have I.
00:56:43Andrew must be
00:56:44worried sick.
00:56:46Guess we should
00:56:47all head home.
00:56:47Well, actually, no.
00:56:49Reese and I,
00:56:49we have some budget
00:56:50stuff to go over,
00:56:51so I'll just meet you.
00:56:52Okay?
00:56:55All right.
00:56:56Yeah.
00:57:13Oh, yeah.
00:57:15Oh, thank you.
00:57:17Uh, you'll need a
00:57:19cost-benefit analysis
00:57:20for that proposal.
00:57:22Okay.
00:57:23And, uh,
00:57:24what's,
00:57:26what's this?
00:57:29Oh, um,
00:57:31DeMarcus and I,
00:57:31we mocked up
00:57:32a management training
00:57:33program.
00:57:34You know,
00:57:34something employees
00:57:34could do during
00:57:35their lunch break.
00:57:36That's rather ambitious.
00:57:38Yeah.
00:57:39Well, you know,
00:57:40shoot for the fences.
00:57:41I'm so tired.
00:57:48Can I show you
00:57:49something?
00:57:55My mom created this
00:57:56as a little place
00:57:58for employees
00:57:59to escape
00:57:59after a long day.
00:58:01Come up here
00:58:02to think a lot.
00:58:05Smart woman.
00:58:05It's quite the view.
00:58:11Yeah.
00:58:12Deanna used to teach me
00:58:13about the constellations.
00:58:16I wish she was here.
00:58:19But, you know,
00:58:19I think he'd be really proud
00:58:20of what we're doing.
00:58:23Yeah.
00:58:23Look, Riley,
00:58:28I, I know you mean well,
00:58:33but this,
00:58:33this company,
00:58:35it's a sinking ship.
00:58:37You, you,
00:58:38you can't save it.
00:58:40So what have you
00:58:41been doing?
00:58:42Just humoring me?
00:58:44No, I'm,
00:58:44I'm supporting you.
00:58:46I just don't want to see
00:58:46you get your hopes up
00:58:47on this.
00:58:48Hmm.
00:58:49Okay.
00:58:51Hmm.
00:58:52You know,
00:58:53you can't shut
00:58:54the world out
00:58:55just because things
00:58:55didn't work out
00:58:56the way you planned,
00:58:56right?
00:58:58I actually did
00:58:58my research on you
00:58:59and when you
00:59:00started your company,
00:59:02the housing market
00:59:03was out of control
00:59:04so you bought
00:59:04old buildings
00:59:05and you turned
00:59:05them into apartments
00:59:06so that your employees
00:59:07could have more
00:59:08affordable housing.
00:59:09That was
00:59:10purely a business decision.
00:59:12Exactly.
00:59:13Because you know
00:59:14good ethics
00:59:14makes for good business.
00:59:16I'm assuming
00:59:16that your mom
00:59:17taught you that.
00:59:20It is clear
00:59:21that she put her
00:59:21heart and soul
00:59:22into this company
00:59:23and that is
00:59:23why you came back.
00:59:25I don't want her
00:59:26to see you like this
00:59:26just counting down
00:59:27the days
00:59:28until you're done.
00:59:31Pretending like
00:59:31you don't care
00:59:32about
00:59:33anything.
00:59:35Riley?
00:59:52Riley?
00:59:52Riley?
00:59:53Oh, crap.
01:00:23This is all you got?
01:00:53Well, I'm still working on it.
01:00:54Well, I'll work faster.
01:00:56I'll wander out of here as soon as possible.
01:01:02Happy birthday to you.
01:01:05Happy birthday, dear Mama.
01:01:10Happy birthday to you.
01:01:17Thank you.
01:01:18It's beautiful.
01:01:20Looks like you're going to need a bigger cake next to your grandma.
01:01:22There's a distinct possibility, but as long as I'm still here, I can cut my own cake.
01:01:29Thank you.
01:01:30Let me do the sparklers.
01:01:33Don't burn your fingers.
01:01:37How about a big old corner piece for your favorite nephew?
01:01:40You're my only nephew, Ted.
01:01:49Hey.
01:01:52Did you think I wouldn't find out?
01:01:56Uh, what?
01:01:57You tricked Nate into marrying you.
01:02:00You're just after his money.
01:02:02That's, um, it's not true.
01:02:05I just don't get why he fell for it.
01:02:09You're not exactly his type.
01:02:14What's going on?
01:02:16This little gold digger.
01:02:17She's not only flat broke, she's deep in debt.
01:02:21Her folks don't even own their own home.
01:02:41Right.
01:02:41Right.
01:02:42Right.
01:02:43He's talking about my family.
01:02:57Being in debt.
01:02:59You know that I have an MBA from Stanford?
01:03:01I have a degree from Berkeley, and he's talking about me like I am trash.
01:03:05This isn't about the money, Riley.
01:03:07It's not about the money?
01:03:08What are you talking about?
01:03:09Of course it's about the money.
01:03:10No, he's afraid of you.
01:03:13Riley, he's afraid that my grandma's going to like your ideas.
01:03:17That the board is going to lose confidence in him and force him out.
01:03:21The board thinks I am a nobody.
01:03:23They don't care about what I have to say because they don't care.
01:03:25No one cares.
01:03:26They care, Riley, because you have a seat at the table.
01:03:29As Nate's wife, you get a share of the company.
01:03:31Look.
01:03:39The other night, I...
01:03:41I...
01:03:42Yeah, I shouldn't have kissed you.
01:03:45It's all complicated.
01:03:46I'm sorry.
01:03:47I...
01:03:47You're the only person since my mom.
01:03:53I can actually make a change.
01:03:55We need you here.
01:04:01I need you here.
01:04:02Next, based on our most recent revenue reports,
01:04:27we've restructured the store's layout,
01:04:30making the most successful departments the easiest to access.
01:04:32We also rebranded the grocery department,
01:04:35making it more modern and customer-friendly
01:04:37with a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables
01:04:40and also a designated area for ready-to-go meals for our busy shoppers.
01:04:44Another feature of our rebrand is the reboot of our displays and our color palette.
01:04:49You know, we want our customers to see that there's been a real change here at BuyRite.
01:04:53So, as you can see, the most requested improvements are flexible returns,
01:04:57scan-and-go checkout, and curbside pickup.
01:05:00But, at the end of the day,
01:05:02BuyRite's biggest strength is our consumer loyalty.
01:05:05Online surveys show that 68% of customers have been shopping at BuyRite for over 20 years.
01:05:11So, as my mom always says,
01:05:13in any good relationship, it's important to spice things up.
01:05:17Remind them why they keep coming back.
01:05:23Very nice.
01:05:33And tomorrow we'll walk through the store.
01:05:43And behold our fabulous new produce section.
01:05:47Now, these new shelves have barcode scanners that gauge when supplies are running low.
01:05:58Then they notify the associates via an app on their phone.
01:06:02Ted?
01:06:04And when these changes go through,
01:06:06these smart cards will allow customers to upload their shopping lists.
01:06:08The wireless system tracks every item placed in the cart,
01:06:12then allows customers to pay for it directly,
01:06:14thus reducing lines of checkout.
01:06:15Plus, they recommend additional items to customers,
01:06:18which increases purchases by 20%.
01:06:20And to pay for it, we partner with a number of national brands
01:06:24whose products appear on the screen as shoppers move down each aisle.
01:06:27So, we've upgraded our break room,
01:06:32giving employees more reason to eat lunch there,
01:06:35which increases productivity.
01:06:36And we've expanded our management training,
01:06:39creating the Elizabeth Fisher scholarships,
01:06:41so promising part-timers can finish college and become team leaders.
01:06:45And because we want our employees to be able to take care of their families,
01:06:47we're going to help subsidize the cost of daycare.
01:06:50Yeah, we can't do that.
01:06:51We bankrupt us.
01:06:53Well, too much of our budget goes to recruiting new hires.
01:06:57And research shows an affordable childcare results in lower employee turnover.
01:07:01Very admirable.
01:07:04Screw admirable.
01:07:05Mama, do you have any idea how much that will cost?
01:07:08Well, some of it will be offset by the free publicity we'll get.
01:07:11Emily's put together a nationwide campaign.
01:07:14Live rights, buy rights.
01:07:15People want to feel good about the purchases they're making,
01:07:18and that loyalty is passed on to their children.
01:07:20So you're really going to indulge them in this bleeding-heart crap, hmm?
01:07:25Launching buy right required a big leap of faith,
01:07:29and we are asking you to do that again.
01:07:31Trust us to win over the trust of the new generation.
01:07:38An excellent execution of a plan.
01:07:42Well done, everyone.
01:07:44Thank you.
01:07:50What the hell was that?
01:08:02What?
01:08:02You didn't like it?
01:08:04We agreed.
01:08:06You were going to sabotage the...
01:08:09I paid you plenty.
01:08:11Yes, you did.
01:08:13But Rhys paid me more.
01:08:21Oh, yeah?
01:08:24Chip off your old block.
01:08:34They loved it.
01:08:35Oh, Riley, I'm so proud of you.
01:08:38You haven't talked to Rhys yet?
01:08:41I don't know if there's any point.
01:08:43I...
01:08:44He's convinced himself he doesn't care.
01:08:46But you think he does?
01:08:47I know it sounds corny,
01:08:49but I really do believe that true love
01:08:51is your soul's recognition of its counterpoint in another.
01:08:55Emily Dickinson?
01:08:56Wedding question.
01:08:57I actually have to go.
01:08:59Nate's taking me to dinner at the country club.
01:09:01Ooh.
01:09:02Okay.
01:09:03Try to have fun.
01:09:04Thanks.
01:09:05Oh.
01:09:06Hey.
01:09:08You're in love with my grandson, aren't you?
01:09:11Just not the one you're married to.
01:09:14Uh...
01:09:15You do know that as long as you're with Nate,
01:09:21he won't admit his feelings.
01:09:27Okay, well,
01:09:41you brought me to Zia Falls
01:09:42to make Emily jealous, right?
01:09:44No.
01:09:45Really?
01:09:46Or you didn't want to make her angry
01:09:48so she'd come crawling back?
01:09:49Okay, maybe, but look,
01:09:51she doesn't love me anymore, so...
01:09:54Are you sure about that?
01:09:57It wasn't me.
01:10:02What?
01:10:04I thought of it.
01:10:06Because you never had a proper reception.
01:10:11Thank you.
01:10:12Enjoy yourself.
01:10:14Thank you.
01:10:15Faye looks about as happy as a tick on a fat dog.
01:10:20Okay.
01:10:21Come here.
01:10:22Oh.
01:10:22Come on.
01:10:22Well, there's no predicting
01:10:26whether the strategy of yours
01:10:28is going to work nationwide, hmm?
01:10:30Well, I guess we'll have to wait and see.
01:10:32Yeah.
01:10:32That's right.
01:10:33Yeah.
01:10:33Yeah.
01:10:34All the water.
01:10:36What time it is, I don't care
01:10:38when you're running your fingers
01:10:40through my hair.
01:10:42So let's let our love go on
01:10:44Hey, you two.
01:10:47Say flamingos.
01:10:48Oh, okay.
01:10:49Flamingos.
01:10:50Flamingos.
01:10:50Flamingos.
01:10:54You didn't have to do this.
01:11:00Thank you.
01:11:01We are not done yet.
01:11:03Mom.
01:11:07Dad.
01:11:07Dad.
01:11:08Hey, you guys.
01:11:09We're here.
01:11:10Hey, sweetheart.
01:11:11How are you?
01:11:12I missed you.
01:11:14Hi.
01:11:14Oh, my God.
01:11:16Um, this is...
01:11:17Well, this is Nate.
01:11:20Oh, hi.
01:11:21Nate.
01:11:21Hi.
01:11:22Nice to meet you, Nate.
01:11:23Nice to meet you, too.
01:11:26I'm...
01:11:27I...
01:11:28I'm sorry that I didn't tell you.
01:11:30I just, you know, I didn't wait to be disappointed.
01:11:34We're not disappointed.
01:11:34We're just surprised.
01:11:36Me, too.
01:11:37It's a surprise.
01:11:38Reese flew us first class
01:11:40with fresh-baked cookies.
01:11:42We wanted to join the Mile High Club.
01:11:43But we decided to wait
01:11:45till we got to the hotel.
01:11:46A suite, no less.
01:11:47With a jacuzzi.
01:11:50All those bubbles.
01:11:51Okay.
01:11:52Thank you for that.
01:11:53Oh, I missed our little chat.
01:11:55Why don't I get us a drink?
01:11:56Yes, yes.
01:11:57Yeah, let's do it.
01:11:58Okay.
01:12:00Oh, my God.
01:12:00Enjoy.
01:12:11I'm...
01:12:12I'm so happy you're here.
01:12:15Oh.
01:12:17Yeah, it was really sweet of Reese
01:12:18to do all of this for you.
01:12:21Yeah, it is.
01:12:22You know, my parents
01:12:29didn't want me to follow
01:12:30your father to San Francisco.
01:12:32For months,
01:12:33they wouldn't even use his name.
01:12:34They just kept calling him
01:12:35him.
01:12:37Really?
01:12:38They thought I was making
01:12:39a big mistake.
01:12:41But I went anyway.
01:12:43Because I loved him.
01:12:44And right after I got accepted
01:12:48to med school,
01:12:49I got pregnant with Daniel.
01:12:51So I put it off.
01:12:53And by the time you came,
01:12:54it was...
01:12:55too far out of reach.
01:12:56What?
01:12:58Why didn't you tell me?
01:13:00Because it was my choice.
01:13:02I had a good job.
01:13:04A good marriage.
01:13:06And two healthy children.
01:13:07That's what mattered.
01:13:11Honey, I'm proud of you.
01:13:14But I can't watch you
01:13:15lie to yourself.
01:13:16Not about something
01:13:17this important.
01:13:19Trust me.
01:13:20I'm your mother.
01:13:21And I love you.
01:13:24Come here.
01:13:29Oh, no.
01:13:31Oh, no.
01:13:31Oh, no.
01:13:32Oh, no.
01:13:32Oh, no.
01:13:33Oh, no.
01:13:33Oh, no.
01:13:33Oh, no.
01:13:34Oh, no.
01:13:35Oh, no.
01:13:35Oh, no.
01:13:36Oh, no.
01:13:36Oh, no.
01:13:37Oh, no.
01:13:40Hey.
01:13:41You guys having a good time?
01:13:42Yeah.
01:13:42Yeah.
01:13:44Yeah.
01:13:46Your father and I
01:13:47are going to take a spin
01:13:48on the dance floor.
01:13:49Oh.
01:13:49Oh, yes.
01:13:50Yes.
01:13:51I promised her a dance.
01:13:52That's right.
01:13:52On the dance floor
01:13:53over here.
01:13:55Have fun.
01:13:57You have quite the impression
01:13:59of my mother.
01:14:01She will never fly
01:14:02Economy Plus again.
01:14:03Thank you.
01:14:04And, you know, thank you
01:14:11for all of this.
01:14:13It's really, really nice.
01:14:17It's the least we can do
01:14:18to welcome you to the family.
01:14:20I'm actually, I wanted to tell you something.
01:14:27Check.
01:14:27Check.
01:14:28Ladies and gentlemen,
01:14:31I think it's time to toast the happy couple.
01:14:36Riley.
01:14:36No, thank you.
01:14:42Riley.
01:14:42That's okay.
01:14:45Here we go, Steve.
01:14:46Oh.
01:14:46Here we go.
01:14:47Okay.
01:14:48Oh.
01:14:49Hi, everybody.
01:14:54Thank you guys for being here.
01:14:56Okay.
01:14:57Yeah.
01:14:57Speech.
01:14:58You know, my dad always says
01:15:01family is where life starts
01:15:03and love never ends.
01:15:06He probably got it off of a meme.
01:15:09Spend way too much time on Instagram.
01:15:12I'll give that a secret.
01:15:12Um, but it's true.
01:15:16I'm really lucky to have parents
01:15:17who care about me,
01:15:18even when they expect a lot from me.
01:15:21I still feel their love.
01:15:24And I'm so grateful
01:15:27to be embraced by this new family.
01:15:29and I,
01:15:35there's just,
01:15:38I haven't been completely honest
01:15:40with you guys
01:15:41or myself, really.
01:15:45And there's something that I wanted to say.
01:15:47Yeah, so I,
01:15:48Emily,
01:15:50it's you.
01:15:53It's always been you.
01:15:56This thing with Riley,
01:15:57it was a mistake.
01:15:58We were drunk.
01:15:59We didn't even realize
01:16:00what we were doing
01:16:00until it was too late.
01:16:03I'm sorry, Emily.
01:16:07I was a fool.
01:16:09When you left me for Andrew,
01:16:10I was afraid.
01:16:10You're right.
01:16:12You are a fool.
01:16:15I broke up with Andrew weeks ago.
01:16:17You did?
01:16:21I love you so much.
01:16:23I love you too.
01:16:25Mate.
01:16:25What did you do that to Riley?
01:16:29There's everything she's done.
01:16:30Hey, hey, wait, wait, wait.
01:16:31No, no, stop.
01:16:32I, I, I know that he doesn't love me.
01:16:33It's okay.
01:16:34You do.
01:16:36Yeah, I, I, I don't love him either.
01:16:39So this is just
01:16:40like a big joke?
01:16:42Nate's my friend.
01:16:44A big, a big game?
01:16:46No, I was,
01:16:47I was trying to tell you.
01:16:48You don't understand.
01:16:48No, you know what?
01:16:50I understand that
01:16:51the more time I spend here,
01:16:53I remember why I left.
01:16:55No, Reese, wait, wait.
01:16:56Oh, oh, oh.
01:16:58Oh, oh, oh.
01:16:59Oh, oh, oh.
01:17:00Oh, oh, oh.
01:17:02Oh, oh.
01:17:03Oh, oh.
01:17:04Hey.
01:17:05Hi.
01:17:06Hi, Ressie.
01:17:06Yeah, Nate said
01:17:14Faye's doing better.
01:17:15So that's,
01:17:16that's good.
01:17:18Um,
01:17:20the,
01:17:20the doctors,
01:17:22they agreed to private home care.
01:17:23Um, but she could be
01:17:25convalescing for a while, so.
01:17:28Hmm.
01:17:28Sounds like she'll be okay.
01:17:30Have you heard from Reese?
01:17:32Um,
01:17:33no.
01:17:36I got you something.
01:18:01Thank you, Riley.
01:18:03You're welcome, sweetheart.
01:18:06What's this?
01:18:09Just something to get you started.
01:18:23Gracias.
01:18:24You're welcome.
01:18:25Hey.
01:18:45Hey.
01:18:46How is she?
01:18:48She's drifting in and out.
01:18:49Is that right?
01:18:52Hi.
01:18:53Hi.
01:18:54Oh.
01:18:54Are you leaving?
01:18:56Yeah.
01:18:57Are you insane?
01:18:59Ugh, Grandma, not again.
01:19:00She's done this before?
01:19:02Many times.
01:19:03Well, someone has to
01:19:04knock some sense into you.
01:19:06Auntie Faye,
01:19:07you're,
01:19:07you're okay?
01:19:09Dad.
01:19:10Make yourself useful
01:19:12and get me a bourbon
01:19:13on the rocks.
01:19:14Yes, ma'am.
01:19:15And as for you,
01:19:17where I come from,
01:19:19we fight for what we want.
01:19:21Not run away from it
01:19:23with our tail between our legs.
01:19:25I,
01:19:27Reese doesn't want anything
01:19:28to do with me,
01:19:29so he doesn't know
01:19:31what he wants.
01:19:33He's too busy
01:19:34running away from this town,
01:19:36this family.
01:19:38He needs something,
01:19:40someone
01:19:41to believe in.
01:19:42I don't even know
01:19:45where I'd find him
01:19:46if I'd have this thing.
01:19:48You know.
01:19:50What are you waiting for?
01:19:52Go find him.
01:19:54Really?
01:19:55You heard her.
01:19:56What are you waiting for?
01:19:57Go find him.
01:19:58Okay.
01:20:05I don't think
01:20:06she's gonna find him.
01:20:07Shut up, Ted.
01:20:12Hi.
01:20:22Hi.
01:20:30Okay.
01:20:33Thank you.
01:20:34Thank you.
01:20:36Hi.
01:21:00Hi.
01:21:00Hi.
01:21:00So, um,
01:21:02all my life,
01:21:04I've, um,
01:21:05I've lived up
01:21:06to these expectations
01:21:07of my friends,
01:21:10my family,
01:21:11myself,
01:21:12and you're the first person
01:21:14in a long time
01:21:16who's seen me
01:21:16for exactly who I am
01:21:18and didn't expect
01:21:20a thing.
01:21:22I do see you.
01:21:24The first person
01:21:25in a long time
01:21:26feels like someone
01:21:27sees me, too.
01:21:28But I realize
01:21:29how rare that is.
01:21:30I hired a lawyer
01:21:32because I can't
01:21:35stay married to Nate.
01:21:37Why not?
01:21:39Because I love you.
01:21:42I love you, too.
01:21:43I have to make a wish.
01:21:58Hmm, okay.
01:22:02You're still here.
01:22:04Yeah, that's what I was
01:22:05doing.
01:22:05Hmm.
01:22:05You're not going to faint
01:22:11again, are you?
01:22:12No.
01:22:14Good, because I,
01:22:14I have a surprise.
01:22:16Oh, yeah.
01:22:21Your grandma called,
01:22:23didn't you?
01:22:24There's a distinct
01:22:25possible.
01:22:26Hmm.
01:22:26I will be there
01:22:28in the morning
01:22:29if you'll be
01:22:31with me
01:22:32tonight.
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