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00:00...that I'm going to have something to celebrate.
00:04Yes.
00:05Philipp and I are going to get married.
00:07No.
00:08And I'm going to find out just in case.
00:11I'm just joining an extremely innovative fan network.
00:14International Horses Network is the future.
00:17I have completely different information.
00:20Can I talk to you for a moment?
00:22Alone.
00:23You can't sue her yet because of a false statement.
00:25Tell this court what it really was.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:46This is my life
00:50This is the way to find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on
01:27Please calm down and sit down.
01:29It was all your fault.
01:30Why did you have to threaten her like that?
01:32You knew she had a heart disease.
01:33Don't touch my girlfriend.
01:36Nicole, please. Please say something.
01:39If she dies, you'll all have it on your conscience.
01:47She has insufficiency of the heart and is taking diloxin.
01:50Please.
01:54You didn't want this trial.
01:56Mrs. Stein brought your girlfriend into this situation.
01:59Please, may I accompany my girlfriend to the hospital?
02:01Please leave.
02:02Ladies and gentlemen, the witness is in medical care as you can see.
02:06And hopefully she'll get better soon.
02:08The main hearing will now be interrupted.
02:10And that's why we'll continue this evening.
02:20As it seems, Mr. Albers hasn't had any success with any of his companies.
02:25That doesn't necessarily mean incompetence.
02:28I wouldn't be so sure about how this barkeeper has ruined his reputation on Rhode Island.
02:34And I wouldn't be a good advisor if I hadn't researched all the backgrounds and collected all the facts.
02:42This is about a capital investment, not a horse sale.
02:45A breeding horse network is an absolute innovation.
02:50But what is economic about putting horse pictures online?
02:55Social networking is part of the future.
02:58And with this, I have the opportunity to connect my investment with my greatest passion.
03:03Horses.
03:04From a technical point of view, I don't understand anything.
03:06But horses are not handbags that you order over the internet and send back if you don't like them.
03:12Horses have to be looked at.
03:15And in the mouth.
03:17Yes, exactly.
03:18It's about building trust, not just for the animal.
03:22Quality and trust in the breeder cannot be replaced by a virtual network.
03:30Not to mention personal experience and international contacts.
03:36That's true.
03:38I'll think about it again.
03:41Thank you.
03:43By the way, my daughter is in Lüneburg right now.
03:49Ah, the Oxford student?
03:51Yes, exactly.
03:52She's studying business administration there with the best professors in Europe.
03:58And at this point in her studies, an internship in the free economy would be of great importance.
04:08An internship on an international level, I suppose.
04:11Mr. Hamid, you can read minds.
04:15One of my most important advisors is an economics professor in Oxford.
04:20Really?
04:21Maybe he knows Julika.
04:23Be my guest this evening.
04:25You and your daughter.
04:26I'm curious to hear what she has to say about Oxford.
04:29Thank you very much.
04:41I didn't know you could prepare such excellent fish.
04:44And I didn't know what kind of a nature-lover you were.
04:47Neither did I.
04:49I thought I was just catching old shoes.
04:53My presence seems to awaken in you unimaginable skills.
04:57Unfortunately not.
04:58What the repair shop has to offer, I don't have.
05:01I'm not a repair shop.
05:02I'm not a repair shop.
05:03I'm not a repair shop.
05:04I'm not a repair shop.
05:05I'm not a repair shop.
05:06I'm not a repair shop.
05:07I'm not a repair shop.
05:08I'm not a repair shop.
05:09I'm not a repair shop.
05:11What about the engine damage?
05:16I have to keep thinking about Katja.
05:18Has she given up?
05:22I know it's hard to stop if you can't do anything.
05:26I felt the same when you complained.
05:31Is that true?
05:36Although sometimes I'm too careless.
05:38We both have our flaws.
05:40Outside the pharmacy, I sometimes feel like a fish on the dry
05:49and when something unexpected happens, like this car breakdown
05:54then the fish starts to twitch
05:56but luckily you still got the curve, and in time
06:00Strangely enough, the fish has been calmed by the fishing
06:08and I am glad I persuaded you
06:11thanks to your fishing skills, I am not afraid of starvation
06:17and I now know how excellent fennel tea goes with fried trout
06:23we are the born star camping chefs
06:31you will have to explain that to me later
06:35why later? Let's do it right away
06:38maybe we can catch a waltz for the next dinner
06:56that was the police, they will be here in 30 minutes
06:59then we might get something from the trial
07:02I was so looking forward to the waltz
07:15I'll call you later
07:21I'll call Katja
07:23see you later
07:24you too, bye
07:30how did the trial go?
07:33not good at all
07:34he is suspended
07:36Frau Stein's friend had a heart attack
07:38what?
07:39and Katja has to wait again
07:41I know how terrible that feels
07:43I'll count the hours until the election results tomorrow
07:46our family will not be able to wait patiently
07:50you are doing quite well at the moment
07:53why?
07:54or do you know who Lindbergh really is?
07:57at least someone who didn't read enough of the article for a first date
08:01listen
08:03he answered me
08:07my dear tulip fairy, I am very happy that you finally want to meet me
08:11suggestion, I'll pick you up with my private jet and we'll have dinner in Hamburg
08:16a private jet is part of your diet
08:20why?
08:21your ex-lover from Holland also had a private jet
08:24Jan Diek?
08:25I won't meet him on the internet
08:28are you sure?
08:29yes, Jan always made fun of this dating platform
08:33before he needed something like that, he would rather shoot himself
08:36yes, I can understand that
08:38at his sight, women fall over in rows
08:43hard to believe, but there is one sitting in front of you
08:46and bam, she fell over, I was so scared
08:49all of us
08:50the poor woman
08:52was Lichtenhagen perhaps too harsh with his questions?
08:56too harsh is what Henriette wants from Nicole
08:59lies so that an innocent person can go to jail
09:01yes, that's right
09:02I'll go
09:05nevertheless I can understand that Nicole wouldn't betray her friends
09:09hello, Anna
09:14and?
09:15what did the judge say?
09:17yes, the judge sees in Ms. Knesebeck the main witness
09:20her excitement and her breakdown in relation to her statement
09:24he considers as a turning point in the process
09:27and as soon as she is able to speak again
09:29and the doctors give green light
09:31a new date is set
09:33I hope so much that it will be better for her soon
09:36yes, so that she can finally relieve you
09:38yes, but not only because of that
09:40somehow she was drawn into this whole thing, wasn't she?
09:47and now you lay your feet up nicely
09:50and no more words of this stupid speech duel
09:54come here
09:58oh, thank you for the wellness stay, cousin
10:01with pleasure
10:03you already have my vote anyway
10:05oh, then nothing can happen to me
10:08oh, Lindberg?
10:10just no envy
10:11we'll see
10:18strange
10:20he suggests the L'Horinal in front of our date
10:23that was Jan's favorite restaurant
10:25it has two stars in Hamburg
10:27well, this place suits Jan Dyck
10:29Anna, it's getting scary
10:31this star shop, the plane
10:34his interest in tulips
10:36and now this 100% faked model photo
10:40what if it really is Jan Dyck?
10:43you mean, he found himself on the internet
10:45and is now trying to get around you as Lindberg?
10:48well
10:50didn't you give him a reason to understand
10:52that you don't want to have anything to do with him anymore?
10:54why, such a funny guy
10:55maybe he's trying to get to me again as Lindberg
10:59well, wait
11:00but not with me
11:01do you want to ask him directly?
11:03rather indirectly
11:05dear Lindberg
11:09I'd like to be kidnapped by you
11:12but I want to be honest
11:15and I don't want to be on a plane
11:18because for me, that's connected to my last great love
11:23isn't that a bit thick?
11:25if it really is Jan, it can't be thick enough
11:28since this love, I haven't managed
11:32to get involved in a new relationship
11:35because this man
11:37still means a lot to me
11:42please understand
11:44I greet you
11:46the pigeon fairy
11:48and
11:49dismissed
11:51well, it doesn't matter who is hiding behind this Lindberg
11:54but no one will believe you
11:55with whom you've exchanged 87.000 felt e-mails
11:58everyone but Jan
12:00if you can rely on one thing about him
12:02then on his vanity
12:07I really wouldn't have dared
12:09for Mrs. Steiner to react so jealously
12:11she usually seems to be in control
12:13that's the problem
12:15I think one should let out one's anger
12:18it may burst a bit, but then it's all good again
12:21I can take a course at Carla's
12:25isn't she beautiful?
12:28yes
12:30I've been dreaming about her since I can remember
12:33you want to buy her a new motorcycle
12:36what else should I do with all the money I earn now?
12:39excuse me
12:41I rather
12:43thought of this ring
12:45what?
12:473.000 euros?
12:51we can easily afford an exchange engine for this box
12:55and with this
12:57we could visit Carla and Tom in Britain
13:01well, buy it right away
13:04what's going on?
13:06Ella, you have to help me
13:08oh oh
13:10the student number flew up in front of your father
13:12on the contrary
13:14I was so convinced that he wanted to give me an internship at Scheich Hamid
13:17I assume not at Hamid's race track?
13:20of course, where a BWL pro like me fits in
13:24you can reject it
13:26and how can I teach my father that?
13:28Scheich is his employer
13:30but now comes the big one
13:32one of the advisors of Scheich
13:34Professor Roasted Scott teaches BWL in Oxford
13:38Ella, I don't even have a clue what this guy looks like
13:42well, there will be more than one advisor
13:45and you can't know all of them
13:47unfortunately, I've already given seminars to this one
13:50Scheich invited us to dinner tonight
13:52then everything will come out, what should I do?
13:54take a deep breath
13:56because of the advisor you look up on the internet
13:58and with the Chinese language
14:00maybe Mick could help you
14:02although I don't think your evening classes are at Oxford level
14:05I just spent one night with Mick
14:07I can't tell him that I lied to him all the time
14:10well, it's still better to tell the truth to Mick than to his father
14:14and what if he gets angry?
14:16then he'll never help me
14:18oh, Mick is cool, don't worry
14:20well, then I'll go to him right away
14:23hey, couldn't you accompany me to Scheich?
14:27I don't know anything about BWL
14:31I mean, as a moral support in the background
14:35I don't know
14:37please
14:40well
14:42you're a real friend, dear Ella Poppella
14:47well, for the election party I imagined a few flat finger foods
14:51salmon, pumpernickel, figs, lentils and a few dips
14:55it's just a question of how many people will come to Anne's election party
14:58it's just a question of how many people will come to Anne's election party
15:01but Anne will win
15:03or do you seriously think this Heide Heide has a real chance?
15:07Mr. Flickschild, do you perhaps have...
15:09oh, I'm already gone
15:11no, no, you're not disturbing, Mr. Albers
15:13Mr. Albers, come in, sit down
15:15thank you
15:17what can I do for you?
15:19I need your business advice again
15:23is it about your breeding horse network?
15:25yes
15:27I am determined to sell a share to the sheik
15:30and then this Hungarian horse consultant comes in between
15:33I don't know what to think of it
15:35most business negotiations don't go without complications
15:39yes, when it gets really bad, the sheik doesn't play along anymore
15:43and I can say, apart from Spesen, nothing has happened
15:45you've kept a cool head
15:47if this has taught me everything about Mrs. van Loon's tulips, then this
15:52are you in agreement?
15:54I'm pretty sure she will agree to my conditions by tonight
15:58how did you do that?
16:00I set an ultimatum
16:02that might be an idea
16:04I set an ultimatum to the sheik, then he has to decide between this Hungarian pepper pot and me
16:10I don't think that's a good idea
16:12didn't you tell me yourself that with oriental businesses, the clocks tick a little differently?
16:17yes, of course you're right
16:24I don't think that's a good idea
16:38if Lindbergh isn't Jan Diek, then you have one less to lose
16:43that would be the smallest evil
16:47should I do it?
16:48please
16:54the good news is, he would like to meet you
16:57and the bad news?
17:00it's Jan, he even posted a photo
17:03oh, damn
17:12what does that mean?
17:13that he should get the hell out of here
17:16how naive I was to post a photo of me on this couple's page
17:21that's why I asked him to get me in there
17:24oh, come on, he had fun for a few hours at your expense, it's not that bad
17:29not bad?
17:30Anne, do you know what I entrusted him with?
17:33my entire sales strategy
17:35my wholesaler, even my owls
17:38yes, and?
17:39oh, god
17:40what is it?
17:42Anne, try to understand, Jan and I are competitors
17:46I made sure that his wife would leave him, along with the company
17:50if he wants to, he can really do it
17:56Anne, Merle
17:58Aunt Erik
17:59I'm sorry it took so long
18:03the police had us waiting for hours
18:07but at least I was able to talk to Katja
18:10yes, that with Mrs Knesebeck is really terrible
18:13do you want a coffee?
18:15otherwise I'd rather go straight to Katja
18:19see you
18:20yes, right away
18:21bye
18:22bye
18:23any other catastrophes?
18:28the question is when the trial will continue
18:31at least the page seems to be turning for your mother
18:34just a matter of time
18:36I would sometimes wish for your indian serenity
18:40what kind of books are these?
18:43textbooks from grandpa's studies
18:45I wanted to see what I could use
18:48I thought you were studying pharmacy and not alchemy
18:52there is also a seminar, the history of pharmacy
18:56and there I have the first-hand information
18:59very good, I understand
19:01I have to go to the hospital
19:03but tonight I would like to look at the books again
19:06tonight I'm already booked
19:08as moral support for Julika
19:11she's invited to eat at Sheikh Hamid's
19:13and I said I'd cover her back
19:15Mick will help you too
19:17where does Mick live?
19:19at BWL, I hope
19:21several semesters, Oxford BWL, in one afternoon?
19:25first the necessary technical terms
19:27and then she has to improvise the rest
19:30and then?
19:31at the latest when she makes the first big races
19:33her father will get the whole thing
19:35I mean, after all, he is the man of the trade
19:37Julika hopes that he is so proud of her
19:39that he forgives her the Oxford lie
19:41and why do you play the game?
19:43because I'm her girlfriend
19:45jockey?
19:47what, really?
19:49and I thought my work on the European currency problem would be really good
19:54that I didn't understand her doesn't mean she was bad
20:00so, will you help me?
20:02what do you want to know?
20:04everything
20:06how to pronounce BWL
20:08what topics are important
20:10the complete package in the quick run-through
20:14that's a bit too much
20:16I'll take revenge, of course
20:20and how?
20:22red knob, that's all I say
20:25is that Hungarian?
20:27the horse runs in the derby in Baden-Baden
20:29and it's the secret tip
20:30thank you
20:31but I've had enough luck games
20:33luck?
20:35that's common sense
20:37besides, you can lose indirectly
20:39if you pass the tip on to a hotel guest
20:43or was my last tip a flop?
20:46that's right
20:48the guest I filled out the bet for
20:50lost a lot of money
20:56then our deal is done
20:59but not in this condition
21:05I won't help you because of your tips
21:08but
21:10because you're crazy
21:12because I like you
21:14and
21:16because you're damn sexy
21:18thank you
21:22but our crash course has to wait
21:24until after my shift in the Three Kings
21:26I have to go to work now
21:28well, then I'll check on the internet
21:30which of these Oxford business scientists
21:32is known to Sheikh Hamid
21:34and what the campus looks like
21:36you've never been there?
21:38what am I supposed to rummage through all my books?
21:40do I really have better things to do?
21:42well, yes
21:45that I fall for this bastard once
21:47okay, but three times
21:51well, your Mr. Diek could be charming
21:53I have to say
21:55he's not my Mr. Diek
21:57so
21:58and that's why I'm going to concentrate
22:00on my plants again
22:01at least they don't move
22:03speaking of plants
22:04I have to go again
22:08did you agree with Mr. Flickenschild
22:10about the sale of the property?
22:12tonight his ultimatum will expire
22:14either I accept his
22:16lumpy 160,000
22:18or that's it
22:20it would be really good if you could agree
22:22Lüneburg needs its hotel
22:24on the property
22:26and I need his two
22:28brothels for my tulips
22:30which I've already sold to Malte Rörup
22:32exactly
22:34a little more restraint
22:36about my business secrets
22:38would have been appropriate
22:40dearest cousin
22:42I'm really sorry that I
22:44messed up with Mr. Flickenschild
22:46don't worry about it
22:48I will follow his conditions
22:50Mrs. Mayor
22:52I'm glad
22:54I'm going to order new onions
22:56to start my tulip cultivation
22:58Diek will see where the
23:00more beautiful tulips bloom
23:02and I'm going home
23:04it will be more bearable
23:06when I see what I'm doing on my website
23:08take care, bye
23:10good luck
23:12I'll get in touch
23:14hello Mr. Franke
23:16I would like to order my new tulip onions
23:18how sold out
23:20all of them?
23:22is this customer by any chance Diek?
23:24a Dutchman?
23:26I thought so
23:28thank you Mr. Franke
23:30goodbye
23:32he bought up all of the stock
23:34Jan Diek?
23:36he doesn't have enough
23:38cultivation ground
23:40he's probably stacking
23:42all the onions in his plane hangar
23:44why would that be good?
23:46revenge
23:48because I chased him to the devil
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34:48Hey!
34:50Well?
34:52So?
34:53Did you get to know Merle?
34:56Well...
34:57Heide Echo published a hate article against me on his website.
35:01What?
35:03I'll take care of it.
35:05Come in, your father is waiting for you.
35:10What's this?
35:11Oh.
35:12Child.
35:13Dad! Well?
35:16How was his elbow?
35:17I'm so sorry that I wasn't here.
35:20It's okay, you couldn't have done anything.
35:22Do you know anything about Mrs. Knesebeck's health?
35:27We hope that she will recover soon.
35:29Yes, that this farce finally has an end.
35:32Heart failure should not be taken lightly.
35:38If there are complications, you may have a serious operation.
35:43Grandpa, don't draw the devil on the wall.
35:45You have to take everything into account.
35:48What if the woman is unable to conceive for a long time?
35:52The prosecutor has shot himself as a jealous lover.
35:57This woman is the only one who can relieve you.
35:59Dad, I understand that a lot can still go wrong.
36:03But your pessimism doesn't help me either.
36:06I'm sorry.
36:08But I always have to think about how powerless I felt during my trial.
36:18The more you should create room for positive thoughts.
36:24Philipp and I have something to tell you.
36:32You first.
36:33Please.
36:35We're going to get married.
36:52So, that's all for your election party.
36:55Except for the election result.
36:57I'm sure the Lüneburger know what's good for you.
36:59Hello.
37:00Mrs. Pallon.
37:01Do you want to see me?
37:02Why should I?
37:03Your generous offer is not over yet.
37:06No, please, please.
37:07You have time to think about it until tonight.
37:09Thank you very much.
37:10I don't know why you hesitate.
37:11We both benefit from the business.
37:13Of course.
37:14You have your lucrative hotel renovation and I have a few eaten onions.
37:18May I offer myself as a mediator?
37:20That won't be necessary.
37:21I will not get in the way of your city development plans.
37:24But first I make sure that my cousin relaxes for a few hours.
37:29So, my sweet.
37:30I'll take you to yoga now.
37:32And tomorrow I won't leave your side for a moment.
37:35I swear.
37:36See you at the deadline.
37:38Ciao, ciao.
37:46So?
37:47So?
37:48Is there anything left after all the tasting?
37:50Depending on how fast you set the table.
37:54One for you.
37:55Oh, thank you.
37:56You're welcome.
37:57Very nice.
37:59And champagne.
38:00Yes, that's for later.
38:03And what is that?
38:05That's a surprise.
38:07Also for later.
38:09So, tablecloth.
38:11Yes, everything is already there.
38:13Okay.
38:14And where you were, is that also a surprise?
38:17First I brought a little something to Robert.
38:20Seven bakers.
38:22And you're sure he didn't take that as a joke?
38:25What is that?
38:26I ordered it before my eyes.
38:27Between seven and half past eight in five minutes.
38:30Okay.
38:31And he promised me that from now on he will always be on time.
38:36That's what I call creative staff management.
38:39Yes, my boss also said that.
38:41I noticed that afterwards in his golf club in Ardendorf.
38:44And?
38:45I was able to convince him of my educational methods.
38:48I'm proud of you.
38:51Is someone growing into his suit?
38:53I would say beyond his suit.
38:58Microeconomics, fusion, cost reduction.
39:03I only understand train station.
39:07Okay.
39:09Let's start with the basics.
39:12The business management course deals with everything you need to know
39:16to be able to run a business economically.
39:19I thought so.
39:20For example, we would have shopping, sales, PR, marketing, bookkeeping, controlling.
39:30Then we should also talk about the structure of stock companies,
39:35GmbHs and other business models.
39:37There's a whole lot.
39:39You have ORGs, KGs.
39:45Yes.
39:46In addition, the so-called scarecrow companies are very important in today's globalized world.
39:52These are companies that...
39:54These are companies that buy up other companies and then smash them mercilessly.
40:06Do you also say that?
40:08Scarecrow companies.
40:15Yes.
40:16Do you also say that?
40:17Yes.
40:18Do you also say that?
40:19Yes.
40:20Do you also say that?
40:21Yes.
40:22Do you also say that?
40:23Yes.
40:24Do you also say that?
40:25Yes.
40:26Do you also say that?
40:27Yes.
40:28Do you also say that?
40:29Yes.
40:30Do you also say that?
40:31Yes.
40:32Do you also say that?
40:33Yes.
40:34Do you also say that?
40:35Yes.
40:36Do you also say that?
40:37Yes.
40:38Do you also say that?
40:39Yes.
40:40Do you also say that?
40:41Yes.
40:42Do you also say that?
40:43Yes.
40:44Do you also say that?
40:45Yes.
40:46Do you also say that?
41:07Come in.
41:12What's this?
41:13Thank you.
41:14Yes, the preparations for the election party are in full swing.
41:16I even have the birthday cake ready.
41:19Isn't that a bit hasty?
41:20The polls don't look particularly rosy.
41:23Well, I firmly believe that Anne will remain our mayor.
41:26In contrast to this populist Seefeld, she has always remained factual and fair.
41:30And one way or another, we're celebrating the end of this exhausting election campaign
41:33because then we can concentrate on the essential things again.
41:36You're on cloud nine, Hagen.
41:38You're on your hotel renovation.
41:40I only found out this evening.
41:41The ultimatum that I put on Ms. van Loon is running.
41:44Ultimatum? Is that a diplomatic trick at the end?
41:47It's a punishment to negotiate with the woman.
41:49But in the meantime, she seems ready to sell the property.
41:52And besides, Anne Lichtenhagen also accuses you of the construction of a new middle-class hotel for Lüneburg.
41:58Fine.
41:59And then we'll talk about the lease agreement for the adjacent restaurant, hm?
42:02Yes, when the time comes.
42:06Enjoy your meal!
42:11A few hours later
42:23One second!
42:24Shit, that's Ella. I have to go to Sheikh Hamid.
42:36Hi, Ella.
42:38Hi.
42:39Sorry, Ella.
42:42I looked at your watch.
42:45I would have been surprised.
42:47I can't do anything about it.
42:49I'm just hopeless.
42:51All this BWL stuff just doesn't stick with me.
42:54Guys, I have no problem with you relaxing a bit after the lesson.
42:59But I hope you've also absorbed the necessary jargon.
43:04Good, Julika, then you have to improvise.
43:07You can do it just as well as you are.
43:09Hey, you don't believe I'm going there, do you?
43:11Well, do you want to make your father run up in front of the sheikh?
43:14It's much more embarrassing for him if I show up there and don't have a trace of BWL.
43:18Dress up.
43:22Ella, we can't let her go there.
43:25At the first question of the sheikh at her study, she flies up.
43:27All right, I have a plan B.
43:29And you're coming, too.
43:31Dress up.
43:33Now, both of you!
43:46And now I would like to have the surprise.
43:49Okay.
43:50Close your eyes.
43:54Close your eyes, close your eyes.
43:56Don't cheat.
43:58Don't cheat.
44:02Don't torture me so much.
44:05All right, doctor.
44:07Then do A.
44:10A.
44:11A little more.
44:13A.
44:14Wait, wait, wait.
44:16A.
44:17A.
44:18More?
44:23Truffles?
44:24Yes.
44:25Where did you get them?
44:26I was in town and I thought I could afford something very special today.
44:30Mm.
44:31Mm.
44:32And what about the champagne?
44:35We can drink it later in bed.
44:38Mm-hm.
44:39Later, yes?
44:41Right now.
44:42Mm-hm.
44:43Mm-hm.
44:44Mm-hm.
44:49Mm-hm.
45:00Mm-hm.
45:31I'm also in favor of you resting.
45:34Just stay here as long as it's necessary.
45:36And when you feel fit again,
45:38we'll bring this miserable trial behind us.
45:43Tell me,
45:44can you actually think of anything other than your tiny revenge?
45:49But it's about you, about your health.
45:52It's all about your revenge on Katja Meissner.
45:55You only use me.
45:58But what are you talking about?
46:00You're my best friend.
46:02No, I'm not.
46:05Not anymore.
46:07A friend would never have done this to me.
46:11Oh, Jette.
46:13You've changed so much.
46:18And with the woman you are today,
46:21I don't want anything to do with you anymore.
46:29I can't believe it, but we're sitting at the same table.
46:33If it had been up to me,
46:35you could have had my property much earlier.
46:38My last offer was at 160,000 plus the two Brachland properties.
46:42Oh, and now you want to push me to the last meter again?
46:45No, on the contrary.
46:46I've let it go through my head once.
46:48I don't want to be petty.
46:50So if it seems fairer to you,
46:52I'm willing to pay 180,000.
46:56A man of honor.
46:58Does that mean yes or no?
47:00That means I don't want your money.
47:04I thought you didn't want to stand in the way of the hotel renovation.
47:08I don't want that either.
47:10You get my property.
47:12Under one condition.
47:14What would that be?
47:16You make me your shareholder.
47:19I don't want that either.
47:24Dr. Rolstedt-Scott is a lecturer in Oxford.
47:27You must know him.
47:28Professor Rolstedt.
47:30Of course.
47:31Is he still with that Irish woman?
47:33What was her name?
47:34She teaches economics and psychology.
47:41Julika.
47:43The first bills are due soon.
47:45The election leader.
47:47Lichtenhagen?
47:49Aha.
47:51Dr. Seefeld is in the lead with 1.7%.
47:55Philipp will come back to me.
47:57He won't.
47:58Because he loves another woman.
48:00But that's not true.
48:02Mrs. Stein, you must know that Philipp Katja Meissner
48:05has made a marriage proposal.