Rote Rosen
Rote Rosen
  • 4 months ago
Transcript
00:00I assume that you staged the attack on yourself.
00:03Is there any evidence for that?
00:06Not yet, but it's only a matter of time until some are found.
00:09No, I don't trust your women.
00:11I'll do it. I'll support you in your election campaign. I'll do it.
00:17You could have decided on the cheaper alternative.
00:20Yes, but the other one is in the forest.
00:22A forest property that is also close to the Ilmenau?
00:26You don't tell me anything.
00:27Your alternative property doesn't exist at all.
00:58This is the world where I belong.
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
01:28Mr. Eckert has expressed himself imprecisely.
01:31It is a forested property on the river bank of the Ilmenau.
01:35Show it to me.
01:38You invented your alternative property to push me into the lottery.
01:42180,000 and the Brachland for your tulip property is an extremely fair price.
01:47You wanted to sell me for a fool.
01:51You don't do business with me like that.
01:57I'm sorry.
02:00It's a gift.
02:11Katja, maybe you should give your gallerist a few more minutes.
02:17Well, who knows if the news is going to reach anyone in Stockholm today.
02:21I think it's very brave of you to deal with the investigations so offensively with your clients.
02:27I think it's a scandal that you have to deal with these accusations at all.
02:32Someone expresses a suspicion and is still so absurd and the reputation is ruined.
02:37Yes, a doubt for the accused unfortunately does not work in public.
02:42Someone who gave Heide Echo this information, I could...
02:46Yes, me too.
02:49Be careful that you don't end up in prison too.
02:53Well, maybe the curators find the dark side of the artist exciting.
02:57My gallerist.
03:01Don't you like to approach?
03:05Hello, Mr. Neugieter.
03:09Hello, Mr. Neugieter.
03:11And? How did the gentlemen in Stockholm react?
03:19Really?
03:22Yes.
03:24You too.
03:26Again.
03:30Ah, now I had to pay for this unspeakable story.
03:37A sculpture for the Swedish State Opera is always financed with public money.
03:43What did he say?
03:47The curators in Stockholm have expressed their trust in me and are waiting for the results of the investigations.
03:58You see no reason at the moment to think about another artist.
04:02You really just want me for the implementation of the sculpture.
04:06Bravo, bravo.
04:07Well, everything will be fine.
04:14What's going on there again?
04:16Oh man, you're really an old pessimist.
04:23Carla, wait a minute. Say something.
04:26We just decided to spend more time together.
04:28And then you get involved in Anne's election campaign?
04:31She can't find an election campaign helper.
04:33And of course I'm grabbing her by the arms.
04:35I don't want Anne to overwork herself either.
04:37But what's up with you?
04:39You have the chancellery, you represent Katja Meissner.
04:42And you're my partner on the side.
04:43And by the way, also my friend.
04:45Who I would like to see from time to time.
04:47I understand that.
04:49There are elections in three weeks.
04:51Then it's all over.
04:52That means the election campaign is now going into its hot phase.
04:54And we can forget our weekend at the riding club.
04:56No way.
04:58And later we saddle the horses and ride in the sun.
05:02But then someone gets really into it.
05:05I don't have to.
05:07I want that too.
05:09Oh, sorry.
05:13Hello, Anne.
05:14Hey, do you have time to meet me and Mrs. Meissner?
05:16What about Katja Meissner?
05:18Oh, because of the article in the Heide Echo, yes.
05:21Yes, of course I'll come.
05:22Is it today?
05:24Tonight.
05:25The sooner, the better.
05:27Yes, okay. See you later.
05:30That certainly won't take long.
05:33Maybe in the meantime you want to book the room in the riding club.
05:37Are you sure about that?
05:39The weekend belongs to us and the horses.
05:42My platoon leader wanted to go to his niece's baptism.
05:44And if I don't give him the days off now and we don't go after all?
05:47There's a curfew.
05:49We're definitely going riding this weekend.
06:17Mr. Rein.
06:19Mr. Flickenschild.
06:20I heard there's something to celebrate.
06:22May I serve the latest creation of the house, a la Alfred Albers?
06:26Tomato passion fruit with a little secret.
06:28Mrs. von Lohn has already started with it.
06:30When?
06:31Earlier, just before the signing of the contract.
06:33The deal would have almost burst.
06:35Mrs. von Lohn suddenly pokes at any questions about the alternative foundation.
06:39I don't know.
06:40I don't know either.
06:42I don't know either.
06:44Mrs. von Lohn suddenly pokes at any questions about the alternative foundation.
06:48And then I told her about the wonderful camp in Ilmenau.
06:51Of course she was glad that you decided for the foundation on the edge of the forest with the tulip field.
06:56How dare you tell her about the foundation on the river?
07:00How should I have told her?
07:01You should have kept your mouth shut.
07:03Or at least be so clever as to inform me about your fairy tales.
07:06I'm sorry, that's what I asked.
07:07How dare you talk about the alternative foundation on the edge of the forest?
07:13Get out of my sight!
07:27When I asked him to show it to me, he had to admit that his wonderful foundation on the edge of the forest was a lie.
07:35And I always thought Flickenschild was a serious businessman.
07:39If he's still an accomplice, no negotiation trick is too bad for him.
07:44Hello.
07:46You seem to be having a great time.
07:49I'm sorry, it's not because of your trouble with Flickenschild.
07:52Then why?
07:56The people from Stockholm want to hire me despite the investigations for the opera sculpture.
08:00How do they know about the investigations?
08:02I informed them.
08:04Oh, I see.
08:06Well, courage is rewarded after all. Hello.
08:08On the whole line.
08:10Well, the Attorney General will set a time limit.
08:16If he can't harden the suspicion against you by new evidence by tomorrow, he will stop the proceedings.
08:23Then the spit is over?
08:25Oh God, hopefully.
08:27Yes, of course I understand your decision, but I still think you're...
08:39Yes, of course, Attorney General.
08:43Yes, again.
08:50Yes?
08:52Oh, Mrs. Stein.
08:55I met Mrs. Meissner, outside, on an open street.
08:58I should have warned you.
09:00I'm sorry, we had to let you go.
09:03The evidence was too thin.
09:05Too thin?
09:06She wished me death in front of witnesses.
09:08The deoxyde-poisoned drops came from your pharmacy.
09:11Yes, those are...
09:12...concerning clues, but unfortunately no evidence.
09:15You were allowed to know the difference.
09:17What else do you want?
09:18Cell phone recordings while you poison my medicine?
09:21The Attorney General puts pressure.
09:23If I don't provide evidence immediately, then...
09:26...then he will stop the proceedings against Mrs. Meissner.
09:29You can't be serious.
09:31Unfortunately, I am.
09:39Mrs. Jansen, I really can't talk to you about this.
09:41Yes, yes, I know.
09:43Your duty as a doctor.
09:46I'm just worried about Mrs. Stein.
09:49Yes, she deserves it.
09:51After the meeting with Mrs. Meissner...
09:54...she seemed completely confused.
09:57Well, it's not surprising that she's a bit confused...
10:00...after everything she went through.
10:02First the coma, then the separation...
10:04...and now the poison attack.
10:07Not everyone is convinced that it was an attack.
10:14Do you think it's possible that Mrs. Stein...
10:17...in her current condition...
10:19...does something to hurt others?
10:22Please forget what I said.
10:26During my last examination, Mrs. Stein seemed...
10:28...confused and confused.
10:29I really can't say more.
10:31Yes, I also have to take care of my dinner.
10:34Good evening, Mrs. Jansen.
10:35Well, excuse me.
10:38Well, what did your boss say?
10:42Oh no.
10:45Oh no, he fired you.
10:49The company is going to the stock market.
10:52They want to use their DAX energy.
10:56And now, before the stock market, they want to...
10:58...sweep up the staff structure.
11:00No, no, I'm not talking about Stechen Apostka.
11:02On the contrary, they want to expand.
11:06And what's the problem?
11:08Well, my boss saw me in this election camp spot...
11:10...from Lichtenhagen.
11:12And now he wants to use me for the stock market.
11:15No.
11:16Yes.
11:18Now I can see how I can get out of here...
11:20...without spoiling him.
11:22Why don't you just do it?
11:23Because I turned myself into a monkey in Lichtenhagen...
11:25...for the rest of my life.
11:27Now I would like to eat something with you in peace.
11:30What's so delicious?
11:33You look good.
11:42I'm sorry.
11:54It wasn't my fault. He screwed it up.
11:57Just because you asked me to, I went to the negotiations again.
12:00And as a thank you, Flickenschild tried to pull me over the table.
12:03Did he give you a price?
12:05No, he even put another 20,000 euros on it.
12:11What's more, it's unusable in Brachland.
12:13Excellent land for a tulip farm.
12:17Your very serious hotelier wanted to sell me for stupid.
12:21He claimed he had an alternative property on hand...
12:24...idyllic in the forest.
12:26Or, as his trainee said, a well-bonded river camp.
12:32Flickenschild bluffed?
12:34He thinks I'm so stupid that he didn't even think it necessary...
12:37...to agree with Mick.
12:40Okay, let's go back to Lein.
12:42The price was right.
12:44The additional land in Brachland was perfect for you...
12:47...but you're selling it because you're jealous?
12:51It has nothing to do with jealousy.
12:54You don't do business here.
12:56Negotiations are always about poker.
12:59That's part of it.
13:03Besides, weren't you the one...
13:05...who put the land price way above the market value?
13:09Yes, I did.
13:12Could it be that this is about something completely different?
13:18Could it be that pregnant women aren't allowed to ride at all?
13:21Could it be that I'm just bragging?
13:32If he's right, he's coming with us tonight.
13:35Yes?
13:36Okay, see you later.
13:38Ms. Lichtenhagen is happy that you're here tonight.
13:41Excuse me, that's only natural.
13:43After all, she's blaming the cattle industry...
13:46...because she called me to this election commission...
13:49...without knowing that we know each other better.
13:52But I was the one who had the final say.
13:57Leave her alone!
13:59I'm sorry.
14:05Did you see that boring guy?
14:08He read the Heide Echo. What are you expecting?
14:11You know, I almost think that Henriette put it in the newspaper...
14:14...that you're being investigated.
14:16It'll be over soon.
14:18The prosecutor will start the investigation and then...
14:21...we can finally be in peace together.
14:24In peace?
14:25Aren't you afraid that it'll get boring all of a sudden?
14:28With you?
14:30Never.
14:59Something's not right here.
15:01Who are you talking to, Mr. Albers?
15:03My breeding network has been online for an hour...
15:06...and not a single visitor has come.
15:08Mr. Albers, a network like that just needs a little time to talk.
15:12I thought you got a compliment from the boss and now you're in a bad mood.
15:15Mr. Flickenschild and me compliment?
15:17What planet do you live on?
15:19I thought you were on your way with the boss...
15:21...to attack the Van Loon deal.
15:23Yes, but the deal has failed and the boss is holding me responsible for it.
15:26You know, I'm trying my best here and I'm giving it my all.
15:29And the only thing he has to say to me is...
15:31...get out of my sight.
15:33I don't understand that.
15:35Me neither.
15:36And I'm starting to wonder if all of this makes any sense at all.
15:56Thank you.
16:03This is our room.
16:05Is this okay?
16:14Would you like something to drink?
16:15Yes, please.
16:16No, thank you.
16:18Well, I don't know how to read.
16:22I know the articles by heart by now.
16:25I'm really sorry that my call to the jury has fallen on your feet.
16:30Especially in the hot phase of the election campaign.
16:33I agree with your call.
16:34I know you as a culture-interested person and that's exactly why I wanted you here.
16:39Mr. Stein and I weren't a couple at the time.
16:42And I didn't know anything about the connection.
16:44I'd be happy to testify to that in public.
16:47Unfortunately, that doesn't matter to the Boulevard Journalist of Heide Echo.
16:51That's not very constructive right now, Torben.
16:53I'm just afraid that in this case, we can't do anything with a counter-testimony.
16:58And what if the investigation against me is adjourned tomorrow?
17:02Unfortunately, it will take a while for your good reputation to be restored.
17:06And your credibility is too badly damaged for you to be able to do anything with a public testimony.
17:13But I can't just let it rest on me.
17:16Sefeld has, due to the doubts about your integrity, gained a lot of momentum in the polls.
17:20What are you up to?
17:23We're going on the offensive.
17:25Call an independent investigation committee.
17:28And have them check if you made any mistakes during the jury meeting.
17:33Yes, or not.
17:40So, now it's really all or nothing.
17:43Not quite.
17:45Man, this is delicious.
17:48Ben, I've left you alone the whole time.
17:50But now please tell me what kind of event your boss invited you to.
17:55It's pretty heavy on the stomach, isn't it?
17:57What exactly was in it?
17:59If you're allowed to speak in the name of the company in front of potential investors, then that's a huge compliment.
18:05It's enough for me to hit my shoulder when I get a windmill running again.
18:08I don't understand why you're so against it.
18:11You're shaking such a lecture out of your sleeve.
18:14Then some marketing guy should hire you to explain the benefits of regenerative energy to these investors.
18:20Ben, you can't buy enthusiasm.
18:22And who knows, maybe you'll get to know interesting people.
18:25I know interesting people?
18:27People who will help you.
18:29What do you mean, help me? I love my job.
18:32Then do it for it.
18:34If the company's lecture helps, then it also secures your job.
18:40You know what? You sound like my boss.
18:44Did he give you an ultimatum?
18:47He tried to wrap me up.
18:49Like, how great I would have explained the wind force in this Lichtenhagen spot.
18:53And how eloquent and at the same time loose I would come over.
18:58And how incredibly good you would look in a suit.
19:02I don't have any suits.
19:04What?
19:06So, the commission will proceed with a complete, correct appraisal of Anna, and with that she will be completely rehabilitated.
19:12I just have to make a few phone calls.
19:17Excuse me.
19:19Show me which guest houses you have booked us for the weekend?
19:22Oh, I haven't managed it yet.
19:24Then come and we can book them together.
19:26No, no, no.
19:29Here are the photos and here is the confirmation for the room.
19:32Go on, celebrate!
19:34It's a confirmation for the room.
19:36It's time for an afternoon nap.
19:38Oh, just because the gentleman happens to have time and who's doing the dishes?
19:40Your roommate. He's an expert in housekeeping.
19:44Come on, let's go to my place.
19:46We're not disturbed.
19:48Until your phone rings for the first time.
19:56Hello? Oh, Mr. Albers.
19:58Yes, I'll have a look.
20:00Mick?
20:04I don't think he's at home.
20:06Did something happen?
20:10Yes?
20:16Hey, you two. Hello, Tom.
20:18Is Mick here?
20:20Did he eat something?
20:22Mr. Albers is already calling him.
20:24We just wanted to ask him if he'd like to take part in the Indian quiz.
20:26Mr. Albers, I'll get in touch as soon as he shows up.
20:28Good night.
20:30So he's not at the hotel either.
20:32Mick seems to have argued with Gunther.
20:34And he disappeared?
20:36Typical Mick.
20:38If he doesn't show up for work tomorrow, he'll have lost his place of training.
20:40Yeah, but you can't be that stupid.
20:44So when he comes back, he should call me.
20:46Or Ella.
20:48If he does. But I'll sort it out, of course.
20:50Thank you.
20:52Good night.
20:54Bye.
20:56Mick is clearly too stupid.
20:58As soon as a problem arises, this guy disappears.
21:00Maybe he's just drinking somewhere.
21:02Drowning in thirst.
21:04Then he'll show up tomorrow, but hopefully on time.
21:08We have storm-free booze.
21:10That's right.
21:30I missed you.
21:46The night in the cell was like a nightmare.
21:52Now you're awake with me.
22:00And happy.
22:04That makes me happy.
22:10Can you keep it?
22:14Don't you dare give it back to me?
22:20More than anyone else.
22:22I love you.
22:30Soon the investigation will be stopped.
22:32And Henriette must finally realize that she has lost.
22:40So silent melts the cold white.
22:46It buried me so long with warmth.
22:52Fresh springs of tender green.
22:56With golden reverberation.
22:58The wonderful.
23:02You are wonderful.
23:22You are wonderful.
23:52You are wonderful.
24:22You are wonderful.
24:24You are wonderful.
24:42Good night, Mrs. Jansen.
24:44I apologize for the delay.
24:46I wanted to thank you again for your assistance.
24:48I'd like to thank you for your help.
24:52No, I really need it.
24:55Can I visit you tomorrow morning?
24:58No, no, I'd love to come to your house.
25:01Yes, see you then. Goodbye.
25:18Goodbye.
25:48Yes, exactly. Because of the investors' event this afternoon.
25:53I see. Good. All right. Yes, thank you. Goodbye.
25:58And did your boss like the offer?
26:01No, I don't have a seat. I'll call back later.
26:05So if you show the same elan at the event afterwards, the investors will be sure.
26:10You...
26:11No!
26:12Hello, Mr. Meissner.
26:19Unfortunately, I don't play handball.
26:22I'm sorry, it was supposed to be you.
26:24I don't play handball either.
26:26Here are two letters that accidentally ended up in our mailbox.
26:30Oh, again. Thank you.
26:32Excuse me. Berger?
26:34I'll talk to the postman so that you don't always have to do your job.
26:37That's not a problem.
26:39Would you like a coffee?
26:40Yes, I'm convinced.
26:42No, really.
26:44Yes, I'll do it.
26:47Sure.
26:49No, I have a suit.
26:51Good. Yes, exactly. See you later.
26:54Bye.
26:56I don't think you have a suit.
26:58Well, a motorcycle suit is also a suit, isn't it?
27:01Yes, and I think we'll go buy one right away.
27:04Not for the one event. I'm still paying for it. I'll rent one again.
27:07Smoking again, like for the casino opening?
27:10No, I was thinking of the knight armor this time.
27:13Well, if I can help out there.
27:18Yes, that's a good idea.
27:21Isn't that a bit too conservative for an event like this?
27:25Suits are conservative, Britta.
27:28Well, then.
27:34Has Mick already shown up?
27:35Not yet. Was he at home?
27:37Not yet.
27:39What exactly happened to him?
27:41Here.
27:43He crashed into the sign.
27:45His spinning door won't close anymore.
27:47Ah, I guess that's it with the training.
27:49Well, he still has half an hour before the shift starts.
27:52Of course I'll make the appointment.
27:54Just put me at the end of the program.
27:56So to speak, as the crowning ceremony at the end of the event.
28:01Anna!
28:03Good morning, good morning.
28:05Are you feeling better?
28:07And you?
28:09Carla, I had the feeling yesterday that you had a problem with Tom supporting me in the election campaign.
28:15It's just that Tom and I don't have much time for each other anyway.
28:19And he's dancing at every wedding.
28:21I'm just afraid that he'll get lost.
28:24I'm glad that he's doing better.
28:27He's doing better.
28:28He's doing better.
28:30Better than ever.
28:32Then I'm looking forward to our final race.
28:35Don't overdo it.
28:37Your child is more important than any post.
28:42I'll talk to Tom again.
28:44If you have so little time for each other...
28:46Ah, it doesn't depend on three weeks more or less.
28:50But you just...
28:52Forget what I just said.
28:54Just promise me that this man won't become mayor.
28:59You can count on that.
29:06Mr. Berger, are we really going to see Achim in a suit?
29:11Ben thinks that suits are really tacky.
29:14And I'm pretty sure that he's still looking for the ugliest of all.
29:19That doesn't mean that I think Mr. Meissner's wardrobe is ugly.
29:22No, no. It's fitting.
29:24Fitting for his age.
29:29Who would have thought that a fitting could be so much fun?
29:34So, are you ready?
29:36Yes!
29:52Is there an alternative?
29:55Is it possible?
29:56Yes.
30:11Maybe another one?
30:13Another one?
30:26I'm going to do my little turn on the catwalk.
30:30Oh my God!
30:33You just said it.
30:39To turn 64 miles.
30:41To 64 miles.
30:43It's like a jacket like pants for me.
30:47I guess we'll sort out your wardrobe soon.
30:51I just wanted to help.
30:52I just wanted to help.
30:54So, am I as disgusting as you thought in the suit?
30:58Well, jeans and a shirt are good too.
31:18He still has three minutes.
31:20Mine has four and a half.
31:22Hello, everyone.
31:24Are you waiting for a sunset?
31:26There you are.
31:28I'm on duty. Where else should I be?
31:30We thought you wouldn't show up after the fight with the boss.
31:33Do you think I'm stupid?
31:35I'm not dropping out of school again.
31:37But you're a MIG.
31:39And you left yesterday after work?
31:41Of course. I have evening school.
31:43What?
31:45Business English and bookkeeping.
31:47The first lessons started yesterday.
31:49Oh, Mr. Flickenschild.
31:50I wanted to apologize for yesterday.
31:52You were right.
31:54I shouldn't have gotten involved in the property deal with Ms. van Loon.
31:56Yes, our teamwork is worth improving.
31:58But I thought about it.
32:00Maybe the property isn't completely lost.
32:02It's not lost either.
32:04It's only in the possession of Ms. van Loon.
32:06Not if you lure her with an additional business.
32:08I can offer her the whole of the Brachland of Heide.
32:10No Brachland. An order.
32:12If she sells, you offer her the design of the garden facilities of the new hotel.
32:16I hardly believe that I can lure Ms. van Loon with a long-term order.
32:20You're starting to use your head.
32:23I like that.
32:27Was that a compliment?
32:29More like a misunderstanding.
32:38The Nord-Ostsee-Zeitung brought an article about the investigation commission.
32:42I only sent out the press release last night.
32:46They must have stopped the printing press to report on it.
32:49Well, the topic is hot.
32:51It was just right of you to react so quickly.
32:55Even Ms. Meissner's sculpture is praised.
32:58Lichtenhagen provides for transparency.
33:01The press has a positive reaction to the fact that you want to have the jury commission reviewed by an investigation committee.
33:08Only Heide Echo doesn't lose a word about it.
33:11Are you surprised?
33:13At Seefeldt-Sprachrohr?
33:15Are you okay?
33:16Are you feeling well?
33:18I'm relieved.
33:20And I owe it all to you.
33:22Okay. Just give me a paragraph in your biography.
33:26If you do me a little favor, I'll even do it.
33:29What is it about?
33:31Could you take over the appointment in front of the courthouse for me?
33:34I'm selling a election program to my colleagues.
33:37When should the dance start?
33:39The day after tomorrow at 2 p.m.
33:43Thank you for doing this for me.
33:44I really should have prepared myself for this.
33:49What is it?
33:54There's a wine delivery on Saturday morning. Could you be there a little earlier?
33:58My assistant can't make it before 9 a.m.
34:00But you're always there before dawn.
34:02Yes, but on the weekend I'm at Reiterhof.
34:04What was that?
34:06What?
34:08If it's not possible for you, I can ask Mick if he'll accept the wine.
34:11Yes, but at the moment he would certainly like to do that.
34:14Maybe it's not just a phase, but really a turning point.
34:17I mean, BWL and business English is the direct way to hotel management.
34:21Did you hear that? There it was again.
34:23I think theoretical knowledge is overrated.
34:25I mean, my breeding network is doing so well because of my personal experience.
34:29But between a good start and a successful end,
34:32I don't have to explain the difference to you, do I?
34:34Where does this ping come from, Mr. Albers?
34:37This is my laptop.
34:38Mr. Albers.
34:40This is my laptop.
34:43If you're behind the bar, you're a barkeeper and not a horsekeeper.
34:47Put this device away, or I'll confiscate it.
34:57Well, Mr. Albers,
34:59once again you're on your own during your payday.
35:0214 new registrations and all of them with a loud ping.
35:05Then close the thing, then it's quiet.
35:08But I have to know how my business is doing.
35:17Ha ha.
35:18Loudspeaker painted through.
35:19Brilliant.
35:21I still don't understand how someone can make money with a software
35:23without getting to know the laptop.
35:29Ping.
35:36I hope I didn't lose the key to the house on the street yesterday.
35:40The guy didn't hit you?
35:42No.
35:43He's not in my bag anyway.
35:48Please leave it.
35:54I need a coffee first.
35:58Would you like one, too?
36:00Yes, I'd love to.
36:05It's really hard to grasp with what means Henriette is fighting now.
36:10Without success.
36:12I'm going to file a hard case.
36:14It needs a clear cut.
36:22Thank you.
36:24And then we'll go to Sweden together.
36:27We'll look for a wooden house on the Scheren,
36:31with a cozy fireplace.
36:34We'll go fishing.
36:35We'll look at the northern lights.
36:37We'll just leave everything behind.
36:39I'll take care of the opera house.
36:42And you,
36:44housekeeper?
36:46Well, a little break from the law will surely do me good.
36:50Are you serious?
36:52You're not?
36:57No, your studded suit is embarrassing.
36:59The main thing is the suit.
37:01Hello, sorry to bother you.
37:04Ben has a little problem.
37:05Could you please come in?
37:09Hello.
37:12Mr. Berger needs a new suit.
37:14Yes.
37:31The flowers are really beautiful.
37:33Thank you very much.
37:35Please, take a seat.
37:37I'm afraid I don't have much time.
37:39I just wanted to quickly thank you for the understanding you gave me yesterday.
37:44I would rather call it sympathy.
37:48For understanding, I lack the precise knowledge of the precedents.
37:54I'm sorry.
37:56I'm sorry.
37:58I'm sorry.
37:59I'm sorry.
38:01It doesn't take any precise knowledge.
38:04Mrs. Meissner drove into my marriage,
38:08and as my husband didn't turn around quickly enough,
38:12she tried to poison me.
38:14That's a theory.
38:17Did my husband ever give you his incredible view of things?
38:21He made some explanations.
38:23Of course he did.
38:25Under the influence of this woman, I can hardly recognize him anymore.
38:28Yes, but how did that happen?
38:30I did everything for him.
38:33Now it's all worthless.
38:36Not enough that I'm a victim, now I'm even accused of poisoning myself.
38:41And now please excuse me.
38:42Yes, but please, but wait, I'll accompany you to the door.
38:45Thank you. I'll find a way.
38:47No, no, that's out of the question.
38:50I'm sorry that I came too close to you.
38:59Yes, the situation is not easy for any of us.
39:01You're right about that.
39:03Is that your phone?
39:04Oh yes, indeed.
39:06Go ahead, we'll see each other again soon.
39:08With pleasure, yes, any time.
39:21What an attractive man.
39:34Was that the front door?
39:36Maybe your boyfriend suffered a suit phobia and ran away.
39:40Yes, or Mr. Stein is down with the nerves.
39:42Well, you have to come up with other things.
39:44I'm really sorry that we bothered you.
39:46You really have other problems.
39:48I'm happy about every altercation.
39:50Where does the rejection of your boyfriend against suits come from?
39:53I think he's just afraid of looking too chubby.
39:57Yes, if you don't feel well, you always look dressed up, right?
40:00That's true, yes.
40:02Are you ready?
40:03Can I say no?
40:04No.
40:14And?
40:15Now say something.
40:19I think you like it.
40:22Wow.
40:24Wow.
40:25You look great.
40:32You did a good job.
40:33Thank you.
40:49Yes, I understand.
40:50That's why double occupations are excluded.
40:52Exactly, then just enter.
40:54Okay.
40:56Lona Eckert, are you satisfied with our booking system?
40:59It depends on what you paid for it.
41:01You'll find out in the third year of study, if you end up in hotel management.
41:04If.
41:05Certainly.
41:06Yes, then keep showing them what you can do.
41:09Now you're the one who's asked first.
41:11Hello, Mr. Flickenschild.
41:13Mrs. van Loon.
41:14Do you have a moment for me?
41:16My customers?
41:17Always.
41:18Well, it's not really about your services.
41:21Well, in a sense, it is.
41:24Could you imagine taking over the garden design and delivery of branches and cutting flowers for my new hotel?
41:32And where should that be, please?
41:34In the forest or on the river?
41:36Or are we talking about a new alternative here?
41:39Maybe in the mountains or in the desert?
41:41I regret how our negotiation went, but I'm still
41:44very interested in buying your property.
41:46I regret it, too.
41:49But through your negotiation tactics, you have permanently destroyed my trust in your seriousness.
41:55Thank you.
42:12Then show this guy what real wind power technology can do.
42:16Yes, I will.
42:17I can rely on it.
42:21Because the shoes look impossible, you know that, right?
42:24It's like riding a motorcycle.
42:25If I don't mess up the suit of Mr. Stein, I'll wear the good ones later.
42:31I already thought the outfit was too serious for you.
42:34I'm slowly getting used to it.
42:36It looks great.
42:39I knew it.
42:40You always have a light hang to the nape.
42:43Thank you.
42:44Besides, whether it's a suit or jeans, it always looks good.
42:49Yes, of course.
42:51So, don't cry.
42:53I'll be back soon.
43:01I'm not as uncomfortable as I was on the thing.
43:05But still, this is going to be the first and last time I wear this outfit at work.
43:11You'll survive.
43:13Do you think so?
43:14Yes.
43:17Well, then.
43:23I'll see you later.
43:30A coherent concept.
43:32When and where is your quiz show supposed to take place?
43:34Tomorrow at the town hall market.
43:37Do you already have the approval from the regulatory office?
43:40Shit.
43:42They open at 8 o'clock.
43:44I don't think they are opposed to an event against xenophobia.
43:49Thanks for the tip.
43:50I have to go to Ella.
43:51Your last evening before your orientation week.
43:55Hello.
43:56Bye.
43:57Good luck with your quiz show in India.
43:59Thanks. Maybe you should drop by.
44:01Bye.
44:02Bye.
44:04I just need the monthly balance.
44:07Then I'll only have you and the horses.
44:12No.
44:14It's a lecture in front of the law firm on Saturday.
44:18For Anne it would be a huge act to prepare.
44:21Do you know what an act it was for me to get this weekend off?
44:24Yes, I can imagine.
44:25The suppliers are annoyed because I pushed all the delivery dates forward.
44:29My head of supply doesn't talk to me anymore because he can't go to his niece's baptism.
44:33Karin.
44:34And I poked my finger to prepare truffle parfait for the whole weekend.
44:42I hoped you would understand.
44:44I'm sorry.
44:47I asked you five times if you could take the weekend off.
44:52I'm sorry, but I don't understand anymore.
45:03Meet me in one hour at the Salto.
45:05What's that supposed to mean?
45:07Maybe she's come to her senses.
45:09She wants to apologize to me.
45:11Let's hope so.
45:13I'll definitely come with you.
45:17Then we'll meet at the Salto.
45:19I wanted to stop by at Merle's to have a coffee with her.
45:21With pleasure.
45:29Mr. Held.
45:30Come in.
45:32Good day.
45:33I hope you bring good news.
45:36So you already know, yes?
45:37Yes, a colleague of yours called me yesterday, but don't let yourself be interrupted.
45:42According to the colleague, the evidence in your case was too thin.
45:47That's why I stopped the investigation against you immediately.
45:53You have no idea how happy I am.
46:00It's really regrettable that the case didn't go your way.
46:05You don't stand a chance, Mr. Stein.
46:08Can I say goodbye?
46:13Oops.
46:14Now it's getting interesting.
46:17What's that?
46:25I can tell you that, Ms. Meissner.
46:29This is the drug you wanted to poison Henriette Stein with.
46:42To be continued.
47:12How nice that she connects even more as a patchwork elder than just an unwanted child.
47:17Get out.
47:18I know you actually expected Katja here.
47:20How did you come up with that?
47:22What did you want from her?
47:23Nothing special. I thought a conversation among women...
47:26Stop lying to me.
47:28The real reason was this one here.