The View
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00:00Mom!
00:02You?
00:04Did you expect someone else?
00:06You, of course.
00:08What are you doing here?
00:10Taking care of you.
00:12What did you want to tell us?
00:14I'm coming to India.
00:16To Ella. And I already have the ticket.
00:18Do we have our tour guide?
00:20I wanted to tell him...
00:24I wanted to tell him that I...
00:30I'm born 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
00:48This is my life
00:50This is the way
00:52To find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world
01:00Where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on
01:06I'm rolling on
01:14I wanted to say...
01:16I realized that I...
01:18Gunther!
01:22I hope I'm not disturbing you.
01:24No, not at all.
01:26No, not at all.
01:28Well, I was wondering
01:30if now would be a good time
01:32for a glass of champagne or a glass of wine
01:34that you promised me.
01:36I'd love to, but I need a moment.
01:38I'm in the middle of a conversation.
01:40But of course.
01:42So, what did you want to tell me?
01:44I wanted to apologize.
01:46Today, during our conversation
01:48I told you
01:50completely unnecessary details
01:52about the Ascania Park.
01:54Then we'll talk again.
01:56Have a nice evening.
02:00Your business partner?
02:04Yes, Mrs. van Loon and I...
02:06We're building a hotel complex
02:08connected to a golf course.
02:10How interesting!
02:12You absolutely have to tell me more about it.
02:14With pleasure.
02:16So, what is it?
02:18Have you ever thought about
02:20a reasonable cleaning and shopping plan?
02:22And we've come to the conclusion
02:24that we don't need that.
02:26If everyone participates in the necessary tasks,
02:28then it will work.
02:30Then I'm out of here.
02:32I just cleaned the windows.
02:34You did what?
02:36They were terribly dirty.
02:38You don't live in Lüneburg,
02:40but in London, the city of fog.
02:42Mr. Albers, no one needs to clean windows.
02:44But I see it differently.
02:46Oh, and you mean
02:48that we should do all the other tasks
02:50in the hotel complex?
02:52Excuse me, but there are four large windows
02:54plus the bathroom, including frames and windowsills.
02:56And in the meantime,
02:58we drown in the dirt in the living room.
03:00And the sink is totally full.
03:02There's nothing to eat or drugs.
03:04I'm terribly sorry.
03:06I'm not 20 anymore.
03:08I have other priorities.
03:10Maybe we should make a cleaning plan.
03:12Okay.
03:14Well, then we'll make a cleaning plan.
03:16How do you imagine it?
03:18We'll make a new one every week.
03:20Everyone does what they want to do.
03:22Get rid of the trash, wash up, and so on.
03:24Okay, good.
03:26I'm not a big fan of it,
03:28but if all the tasks are fairly distributed,
03:30then we're at least
03:32out of stress.
03:34Good, then we're already on the same page.
03:38Then I'll just dress up
03:40for the bathroom on Monday.
03:42And I'll wash the curtains tomorrow.
03:44What about tablecloths?
03:46Do we even have any?
03:48If not, then I'll have to buy some.
03:50Mr. Albers!
03:52Mr. Albers, we don't necessarily
03:54think that's necessary for life.
03:56Well, guys, I'm terribly sorry,
03:58but I think you have to sort it out first.
04:00As long as you don't know
04:02what's really important to you,
04:04it doesn't make any sense at all.
04:06So I have to go on the phone now.
04:08But you wanted a plan like that,
04:10not us.
04:12Okay, you know what?
04:14I'll see you later.
04:28And the other one too.
04:30And I'll do that one.
04:44Okay.
05:02Don't take it so hard now.
05:10Do you think
05:14Flickenschild has no idea
05:16what you wanted to tell him?
05:18But I know
05:20what I wanted to tell him.
05:22Two seconds later
05:24and I would have
05:26put my heart at his feet
05:28if he hadn't
05:30turned out to be
05:32that cheeky Mickey.
05:34I can't imagine
05:36that you've been
05:38inspired by anything in this outfit.
05:40Really, you look great.
05:42Maybe Flickenschild
05:44fell in love with me.
05:46I see that differently.
05:48Maybe you just misunderstood the situation.
05:50There was nothing to misunderstand.
05:52He invited her to a champagne party.
05:54For his own good?
05:56What do I know?
05:58Can't it be that she's just a guest?
06:00What do you think?
06:02With how many people
06:04does a hotel manager
06:06have to go to drinks here and there?
06:08He hugged him
06:10but you don't know
06:12if it's about each other.
06:14I don't want to know.
06:16If it calms you down,
06:18just ask him.
06:20I'll do it.
06:22I've wasted enough time
06:24thinking about him.
06:26It's enough.
06:28If he doesn't want me,
06:30I don't want him either.
06:32Mom always said
06:34you shouldn't give up so quickly.
06:36It's late.
06:38Your shift is over.
06:40I'd like to go home with you.
06:42Ask me what I want.
06:44But this evaluation is important.
06:46Professor Hartzberg-Winter
06:48needs you tomorrow morning.
06:50And the baby?
06:52The baby?
06:54He doesn't want to be stressed
06:56because his mom
06:58doesn't do the job right.
07:00Do you think so?
07:02Yes.
07:04Mother's protection
07:06I'm preparing myself
07:08as a family man
07:10and protector.
07:12You're acting like an idiot.
07:14Take that back.
07:16What else?
07:26I have to go on.
07:28I really have to go on.
07:30It's very important.
07:32Especially now that Raja can't help me.
07:34You don't know that yet?
07:36He's flying to India to Ella.
07:38See?
07:40He's setting the right priorities.
07:42Now shut up.
07:44I'd like to tell you
07:46that I love you both
07:48very much
07:50and that I'm very happy
07:52when the baby is there.
07:56You have a visitor.
08:00I'll be right back.
08:04Goodbye, Professor.
08:06Goodbye.
08:08Are you making progress?
08:10Yes, I'm making very good progress.
08:12The evaluations are done tomorrow morning.
08:14Wonderful. Mr. Schutrack should
08:16put this in the genetic database.
08:18Has Raja not spoken to you yet?
08:20No. Why?
08:22He'd rather
08:24talk to you himself.
08:26Then send the man
08:28to my office tomorrow morning.
08:30Goodbye.
08:34Goodbye.
09:04She should have seen her last partner.
09:06Caroline von Walden.
09:08Pure elegance.
09:10And you are pure temperament.
09:12Let's not talk about it anymore.
09:14It's depressing me.
09:16Have you already received an answer
09:18to your mail to Pete Johnson?
09:20You mean our mail?
09:22I just sent it.
09:24Yes, and since then I look
09:26every ten minutes and all I see
09:28are spam mails.
09:30Should I send you a nice mail?
09:32Yes, that would be very nice of you.
09:34Maybe you could write to me
09:36if this Mr. Johnson
09:38read my mail at all.
09:40Or if he just thinks
09:42I'm a complete idiot
09:44who won't answer anyway.
09:46Everyone probably answers to a mail
09:48that says you could be my father.
09:50If he's the one
09:52I think he is at the moment,
09:54then he did worse
09:56than not responding to messages.
09:58Relax.
10:00Pete is no longer the youngest.
10:02He will probably check his mails
10:04only for a few days.
10:06That's possible.
10:08He will definitely contact you.
10:10And until then you should focus
10:12on the equipment of your tea shop.
10:14You're right.
10:16I really have better things to do
10:18than watch my laptop.
10:30I love you.
11:00With your turning tables
11:02Under your thumb
11:04I play
11:06me
11:26Of course.
11:31If I had known
11:33you were still here,
11:35I would have...
11:39Oh, Clemens.
11:41Is the stand still coming, Paulke?
11:45I'd rather have
11:47a rental contract.
11:49What for?
11:51You can have the rooms for free.
11:53Or should I give it to you in writing?
11:57I plan to invest in my shop.
11:59In the equipment,
12:01in the election stock.
12:03I have to be sure
12:05that it's not just a whim of yours.
12:07Did Roman warn you about me?
12:09I can handle such smart thoughts
12:11on my own.
12:15Without a rental contract
12:17I have no rights.
12:19That's unprofessional.
12:21I can't help myself.
12:23It all sounds like my brother.
12:25And mistrust is not a good basis
12:27for trust.
12:29Don't act as if a rental contract
12:31is something unusual.
12:33I just want things to be in order.
12:35Good.
12:37I'll see what I can do for you.
12:39And in the meantime
12:41you can put a little something
12:43in the coffee machine.
12:45Thank you very much.
12:55Do you have everything you need?
12:57Yes. Thank you for organizing
12:59the business analysis for me.
13:01It's good to know your competition.
13:03I just want you to be successful.
13:05I don't want to ruin my first
13:07own company.
13:09What a familiar face.
13:11Father and son-in-law.
13:13It will never change, will it?
13:15Susanne's children will be adopted
13:17and Bente can play hide-and-seek.
13:19I'm glad to see you too, Mrs. Westphal.
13:21I don't think this is the right place
13:23to have such a conversation.
13:25I don't care what you think.
13:29Wherever the woman appears, there is stress.
13:31Julia simply cannot
13:33end the past.
13:35She will never forgive you
13:37for leaving her because of Mom.
13:39Mom, what is this?
13:41It's obvious that you are his flesh and blood
13:43and you have rights.
13:45Get out of here.
13:47We're just getting along.
13:49Yes, because you swallow his humiliation
13:51and give yourself a job as a secretary
13:53while Susanne's son plays the throne heir.
13:55Leave Lars out of this.
13:57He didn't do anything to you.
13:59He's not even Roman's biological son
14:01and yet he's being introduced to you.
14:03That's absolute nonsense.
14:05Lars has to earn his way
14:07just like I do.
14:09I don't understand
14:11why you let Roman
14:13manipulate you like that.
14:15He's using you, Mom.
14:17He gives me the chance
14:19to prove myself in his office
14:21and I'm using it.
14:23So why this complaint?
14:25Do you think you're helping me somehow?
14:31It could be that my nerve costume
14:33is a bit thin today.
14:35Pia left me.
14:37Your tennis coach.
14:39And I thought
14:41you two were meant for each other.
14:43He found a new girlfriend.
14:45Bankier's wife,
14:47newly divorced, with a gigantic sensibility.
14:49And almost 20 years
14:51younger than me.
14:53Oh, Mom.
14:55He was just a pretty slut anyway.
14:57I really believed
14:59he loved me.
15:07He was way too stupid to know what he had in you.
15:11And your father, Bente?
15:13Does that apply to him too?
15:25Hello. There you are.
15:29Well, and you? What are you doing?
15:31Are you still working?
15:33Yes. There's so much to think about.
15:35I'm looking for a suitable
15:37tea merchant with the right range.
15:39Good.
15:41I called Fenja.
15:43You did too.
15:45Did she tell you
15:47she found a job in Barcelona?
15:49Just that she's looking for a room.
15:51Yes, and she met a nice,
15:53age-appropriate girl.
15:55And now they're looking for it together.
15:57Yesterday you even changed the diapers.
15:59By the way, I also
16:01talked to Clemens about the rental contract.
16:03Oh, yes? And?
16:05How did he react?
16:07Well, understandably, he wanted something else.
16:09But he agreed
16:11to sign a contract.
16:13How generous of him.
16:15What does he think? That I invest in a shop
16:17without any security?
16:21Roman, it sounds like
16:23you're going to open the shop.
16:25Yes, on paper it is.
16:27I assume we're going to
16:29let a shop run over winter investment.
16:31For purely tax reasons.
16:33Besides,
16:35you can negotiate
16:37much better with banks and partners
16:39if you have this security in your back.
16:41Oh, I see.
16:43Well,
16:45I didn't think about that.
16:47Well, your husband is a
16:49dedicated businessman.
16:51You can take that into account.
16:53But I do want to put something of my own
16:55on my feet.
16:57Yes, you will.
16:59So that you can fully
17:01focus on the shop design
17:03and the sales.
17:13By the way,
17:15Julia is in town.
17:17She's here in the hotel.
17:19Do you know why?
17:21No idea.
17:23In case of doubt, to create unrest.
17:29So,
17:31let's see.
17:33What do we have here?
17:35Malaria prophylaxis,
17:37headache pills,
17:39something against toothache,
17:41for a nervous stomach,
17:43a salve against
17:45constipation,
17:47and a wound salve.
17:49Now we need something
17:51against inflammation.
17:53Oh, and yes,
17:55very important,
17:57tablets
17:59against travel sickness.
18:01Tablets or bags?
18:03Well, I think
18:05tablets are better,
18:07but bags work faster.
18:09Achim, you can't
18:11protect yourself against everything.
18:15Well, I think
18:19we don't necessarily need
18:21the wound salve.
18:23Well, I would take that with me.
18:25India.
18:55He's leaving.
18:57Yes, I wish
18:59to hear from him again.
19:01Achim.
19:03He can't take your leave?
19:05His daughter wants him to
19:07move to her, to the Harz Mountains.
19:09Then the pharmacy
19:11will be closed for three weeks.
19:13What? That's impossible.
19:25Oh, good morning.
19:27Good morning.
19:29Would you like a Gyokuro tea?
19:31I got fantastic samples.
19:33Gyokuro tea? Is that green tea?
19:35Well, to be more precise,
19:37a shadow tea.
19:39It is darkened a few weeks
19:41before it is harvested,
19:43so that the active ingredients
19:45can develop particularly well.
19:47It is one of the noblest teas
19:49from Japan.
19:51Could it be that the enthusiasm
19:53of the people
19:55for Gyokuro tea
19:57is the reason
19:59why it is so popular?
20:01Well,
20:03I don't know.
20:05I don't know.
20:07I don't know.
20:09I don't know.
20:11I don't know.
20:13I don't know.
20:15I don't know.
20:17I don't know.
20:19I don't know.
20:21Then I don't care either.
20:23Susan,
20:25I am not made for such an up and down.
20:27I'd rather
20:29knock the man out of his head.
20:31And you are surprised
20:33that great love is worthless?
20:35How about a little commitment?
20:37I'd rather put my energy
20:39into meaningful things,
20:41like, for example,
20:43offering my help to a good friend
20:45who is just opening a tea shop.
20:47But don't tell me
20:49Listen, I know what it's like
20:51to open a shop.
20:53Everyone comes to their limits,
20:55especially if you lack the experience.
20:57It's good to have a cool head
20:59on your side,
21:01who organizes everything a little.
21:03Will you be mine for a while?
21:05That's why I'm here.
21:07So, the most important questions first.
21:09How large are your storage capacities?
21:11How much budget do you want to invest
21:13in the raw material?
21:15What clientele do you want to address?
21:17What do you think about
21:19tea accessories and sweet delicacies?
21:21Where is the competition?
21:23How are the tea shops
21:25set up in your area?
21:27Heavens!
21:29I have no idea.
21:31And?
21:33It won't stay that way for long.
21:35Exactly.
21:39Yes, please.
21:43Mr. Flickenschild?
21:45You wanted to talk to me?
21:47Mr. Eckert.
21:49I'm sure you can imagine
21:51why.
21:53Yes, I came two hours late today.
21:55I'm sorry.
21:57Mr. Eckert,
21:59in the last 24 hours,
22:01the need to apologize has increased considerably.
22:03Don't you think so too?
22:05Fine.
22:07I'll spare myself the question
22:09why I'm not getting an answer.
22:11Mr. Flickenschild,
22:13everything is
22:15a little too much for me right now.
22:17I...
22:19I'll make it, I promise.
22:21I'm assuming that.
22:23However, to make sure,
22:25I'd recommend you go home and rest.
22:27No, no, no.
22:29No, Mr. Flickenschild, that's not necessary.
22:31Whatever is necessary in this house,
22:33I'll decide.
22:35I can't afford you to attack our guests
22:37just because you're overwhelmed.
22:39You're not working tonight.
22:41I don't want to argue with you.
22:43Go home and rest.
22:45I'll see you tomorrow.
22:47Yes.
23:11Yes?
23:15Come in.
23:17Good day, Ms. Professor.
23:19Sit down.
23:25Then get out of here.
23:29What do you mean?
23:31Dr. Thiess hinted that you have something to tell me.
23:33Am I right?
23:35Yes.
23:37I...
23:39I have to take care of the database.
23:41I'm sorry.
23:43And why?
23:45You're only starting your summer semester.
23:47I want to go to India before that.
23:51Oh.
23:53It's about vacation.
23:55I thought you were much more committed.
23:57No, no, Ms. Professor, it's not what you think.
23:59Harzfeld Winter?
24:01Oh, Jeff, nice to hear you.
24:03Yes, I wanted to talk to you
24:05about the latest results
24:07with Dr. Thiess.
24:09One moment, please.
24:11A colleague from New York.
24:15But we also discussed everything else.
24:17Dr. Thiess will surely find a replacement for you.
24:19After all, you cannot force her
24:21to learn something.
24:27Okay, Jeff.
24:29I'm back.
24:31Yes, yes.
24:33I know Miller is rejecting my approach.
24:35Also in Germany there are excellent pharmaceutical companies.
24:39Come, I'll be right there.
24:40Vincent, every time I pick you up, I have to wait for you.
24:43Next time we'll meet right away at the construction site.
24:46Don't be more whimsical than the Pope, okay?
24:49Then you'll be the Pope out of the game.
24:51He's definitely not a friend of everything you're doing.
24:54Oh, still so tense?
24:56You don't get unhappy love?
24:58I should stop trusting you.
25:01I only get everything at the next best opportunity.
25:05Oh, my sweet.
25:06Oh, my sweet.
25:08Hey, what's that?
25:09Hey, stop moving my things.
25:11I'm not.
25:13I'm waiting.
25:14With open eyes.
25:16So, I'm ready.
25:17Please put that away and let us go.
25:19Wait a minute.
25:20I like the pies.
25:21Do you have more of them?
25:24Yes.
25:25Do you know who they are?
25:27From the little fish restaurant in Antwerp.
25:30The one down by the harbour?
25:32It was demolished last summer.
25:33Oh, no. We ate together so often.
25:37That's why the pies look so familiar to me.
25:39Tell me, can I take them with me?
25:41If Flickenschild agrees,
25:43then I'd like to use them for a restaurant in the Maskania Park.
25:48You want to go for a walk in the lion's den with my pies?
25:51So, again, for the record.
25:53I knocked Flickenschild out of my head.
25:57The lion's den only has the power of attraction for me now.
26:01So, if he likes the pies as much as I do,
26:04Mr. Winter will contact you.
26:06And don't get the idea of asking for a Wucher Prize for it.
26:10Do you think I'd keep my sister out of this?
26:13Come on, let's go.
26:17Erika.
26:18Did you understand me?
26:21Absolutely.
26:22You want to push yourself for this wonderful journey.
26:25Even though you were the one who longed for his granddaughter so much.
26:29I want to go to Ella and also to India, but I can't change it.
26:34I'm not allowed to close the pharmacy just like that.
26:37Like that?
26:38Yes. There are legal regulations
26:41to ensure the medical care of the population.
26:50Are you selling me for stupidity now, yes?
26:53It's not the only pharmacy in Lüneburg.
26:56Still, I'm only allowed to close
26:59if I have registered the business holidays on time.
27:04Really.
27:05Erik, that's the truth.
27:11I have now submitted an urgent request to the pharmacy of Lower Saxony.
27:16But if they reject my request, I have no chance.
27:19And how likely is it that this urgent request will take place?
27:25I don't expect it.
27:27That's wonderful.
27:33Come in.
27:34Hello, Meisner.
27:35Hello.
27:36Good day, Mrs. Rose.
27:37Good day.
27:38Is everything all right with you?
27:40I wanted to prepare you for possibly having to fly without me.
27:44What does that mean?
27:45I wouldn't have thought that I would make such a bad impression on Prof. Hartzfeld-Winter
27:48if I had stopped earlier.
27:50But Ella is already looking forward to our visit.
27:52Yes, I know.
27:54But I have to thank Prof. Hartzfeld-Winter for that.
27:57Without her, I would have to wait a whole semester for the place of study.
28:01Good.
28:02Then all three of us won't fly.
28:05But one of you will explain that, yes?
28:08The poor, poor Ella.
28:10I won't. Period.
28:12You also want to cancel?
28:14I have problems with my appointment at the pharmacy.
28:18I probably have to stay here.
28:20Yes, you can only close a pharmacy with an exception.
28:23Rajan, if we both are not allowed to travel,
28:28then at least you have to fly to India.
28:31Otherwise Ella would think we had forgotten you all.
28:34Yes, but what about my obligations to the hospital?
28:37Prof. Hartzfeld-Winter supported me so much, and now I have to...
28:40You must understand that you want to visit your girl in India.
28:44What you love and miss.
28:46I didn't even get to explain it to her like that.
28:49Then go. Then go, explain it to her.
28:53Yes.
29:05Oh, and are they for sale now?
29:08But first of all, I'm looking for a service for food poisoning.
29:12Food poisoning?
29:14Do you really want to make the effort?
29:16That's a lot of extra work.
29:18Of course.
29:20Otherwise I would just be another random tea shop.
29:23And the tea counter was once a meeting place,
29:25where you are welcome to come over for a cup of tea.
29:28And that should be it again.
29:30I think it's very nice. It makes a difference.
29:33What do you think?
29:36I thought of something more subtle.
29:47You'll find something nice.
29:49Look, I have to go back to the office now.
29:52See you later, darling.
29:54See you later.
30:03Hello.
30:07She's not in the narrowest choice.
30:10Especially since Empress Sissi is a potential customer in Ausfeld.
30:15It's not a big deal.
30:17Is there anything here that you might like?
30:21One moment.
30:23Here.
30:25She has style.
30:27Is noble.
30:29She has character.
30:37One moment, Clemens.
30:45That's not possible.
30:48You just come in here and leave me the shop.
30:53And?
30:55How long do you have a break now?
30:57I have to be back in an hour and a half.
30:59Then I won't waste time and warm up the food quickly.
31:02That's very sweet of you.
31:04And I have to tell you that the canteen food has already improved a lot thanks to you and Rajan.
31:08Yes, but it is not designed for the special needs of a pregnant woman.
31:11And your child now needs minerals and vitamins.
31:15And the mother needs a round of sleep.
31:17Tell me, was it the same for you in pregnancy that you were constantly tired?
31:21Yes, at the beginning.
31:22But that will be better.
31:24Your body just gets what it needs.
31:26Peace.
31:28Thank you, Mrs. Doctor.
31:31You have the theoretical knowledge and I have already done everything for it.
31:35It just annoys me that I constantly have to be on guard that Professor Hartsfeld-Winter doesn't catch me with the power-napping.
31:42She still doesn't know?
31:44No.
31:45And that should stay that way for now.
31:47I'm sure she'll exclude me from the research project when she finds out.
31:52Carla, you yourself said that I am not obliged to report pregnancy to my employer.
31:57Yes, you are not.
31:59Legally.
32:00But of course you have to give your boss a chance to find an adequate replacement for you.
32:07Are you trying to make a bad conscience out of me?
32:09No, I was just thinking about how it would be for me if a sub-chef would become pregnant from now on.
32:14I would have incorporated her, built her up and then...
32:17I want to prove to her what I can do before I am exterminated just because I get a baby.
32:22Come.
32:24Please.
32:26You still have a few months of research work ahead of you.
32:30And after that, a slightly different challenge awaits you.
32:39My baby.
32:40Exactly.
32:46You forgot something.
32:48Is that from me?
32:50Okay, I'll come over later and get rid of it.
32:52That's already happened.
32:53Well, then thank you.
32:54Clemens, that's not how it works.
32:56Don't make such a big deal out of it.
32:58I want it to be recorded in the lease agreement that you and your customers have no right to pass.
33:03Susanne, I hate to say it, but I gave you the rooms for free, out of goodwill.
33:08And now you're imposing one condition after the other.
33:11Do you think that's okay?
33:12What choice do I have?
33:14I want to run a professional shop.
33:16But you're making it damn hard for me.
33:18Yes.
33:19I want to pay rent.
33:20And I want to have the rights associated with it.
33:23Yes, just a moment.
33:24Hey, Regina.
33:25What? You're on break?
33:27Yes, just a moment.
33:28But that doesn't mean you're setting up the rules here for a long time.
33:31If something doesn't suit you, you can leave at any time.
33:34Tell me how you've decided.
33:37You're still on?
33:38Yes, then let's go to the restaurant, to the Elb Terraces.
33:42Yes, of course.
33:43That would be great.
33:45Yes.
33:46Yes, I'll call you back later.
33:52Oh, Bente, I have a little extra task for you.
33:55Sure, what is it?
33:56I talked to Mr. Flickenschild.
33:58He and his business partner have discovered antique Delft tiles,
34:02which they want to use for the Ascania Park.
34:04And how much do you need of it, and where is the shop?
34:07No shop.
34:08Mr. Van Loon apparently has a few boxes of it in stock.
34:12Will you take care of it, please?
34:13Yes.
34:15Good, I'll send a driver.
34:17He'll pick you up.
34:20Are you still together with him?
34:24Don't worry, Papa.
34:25I'm good at separating work from private life.
34:28Well, I don't hold anything against him, but...
34:31You're old enough.
34:33I wanted to tell you again that I'm very sorry about Mom's outburst yesterday in the lobby.
34:38You're not responsible for her behavior.
34:41Sure.
34:43But I wanted to ask you to just forget about it.
34:48She's having a hard time right now.
34:50Her boyfriend left her.
34:52Unfortunately, Julia doesn't behave much better when she's not in love.
34:56But I'll put the incident aside.
34:59That's nice of you.
35:02Thank you for your understanding.
35:04I'm only doing this for you.
35:06Because I respect that you're doing this for your mother.
35:13Hello.
35:14What are you doing here?
35:15I thought you had a date with Lars.
35:17Well, we'll meet in half an hour.
35:20I wanted to show you something.
35:22Yes.
35:23Here, it was in the mail this morning.
35:29Oh God, she's so cute.
35:31Yes, but she's mine.
35:33My mother is going through the old stuff right now.
35:35That she ever fit in?
35:37Yes.
35:38I used to be very small and cute, too.
35:41That's hard to imagine.
35:43What?
35:44A mini Berger would be much cuter, of course.
35:47Mini Tees.
35:48We'll talk about that.
35:50We have half an hour.
35:51Half an hour?
35:58Can I have another glass of water?
36:00Yes, please.
36:03Hello, Julia.
36:04How are you today?
36:06A little tired.
36:08You don't look tired at all.
36:09You're shining, as always.
36:11By the way, you weren't completely innocent in my sleepless night.
36:14I read articles about the photographer we were talking about for hours.
36:18Trevor Peaches.
36:19Yes, an exceptional talent, don't you think?
36:22Absolutely.
36:23And his life is like a crime novel.
36:26I know what you mean.
36:28If we have the same taste in art,
36:31then maybe we should visit an exhibition together.
36:35I found something very interesting in Hamburg.
36:38Not Trevor Peaches, but of a similar intensity.
36:44Hello.
36:45Excuse me.
36:46Do you have a moment?
36:47We have to talk about the event at the Chamber of Commerce.
36:49I'll be right there.
36:50Yes.
36:51I'm sorry, but I just don't have the time for his demanding free time program.
36:55And as you can see, I'm in need again.
36:57I fully understand.
36:59But if you ever have time for an interesting conversation again,
37:02I would be delighted.
37:05I'll be happy to be back.
37:14It's a pleasure to work with such a world-renowned and sovereign man like Gunther Flickenschild, isn't it?
37:23I've known Mr. Flickenschild for a very, very long time.
37:26I admire him as a businessman, and he's a fine man.
37:31Yes, and just to my liking.
37:52Ms. Westphal, could you please multiply the file and send a copy to each of the parties involved?
37:58Sure.
37:59Almost done.
38:01Oh, I wanted to thank you again for being so spontaneously willing to work with me.
38:08Coffee?
38:09With pleasure.
38:11And as I said, no one has been hurt by having a little legal expertise.
38:17I hope I didn't force you to do this in front of your father.
38:22One word from you and I'll find my own assistant.
38:25Aren't you satisfied with my work?
38:27Yes, I am, but I don't want to take advantage of your kindness and willingness to help.
38:33I've practically blackened out your job because of my misunderstanding.
38:38Yes, you have.
38:41But I'm glad. I like working for you.
38:44I'm reassured. I have to go now.
38:49I'm gradually becoming the master of the plans here.
38:51Yes, great cleaning plan, professional business plan.
38:55I'm really impressed. But why does it have to be so big?
38:59To avoid possible excuses in advance.
39:02So no one can claim that he missed something.
39:04Or, for example, set wrong priorities.
39:08Oh, the plan is already finished. And so big.
39:11Are you afraid an old man can't read?
39:14This thing is perfectly smart.
39:16When you do your shopping in the drugstore, you have fulfilled your duties for this week.
39:20Indeed.
39:21Professional enough?
39:22Yes, very good, excellent.
39:25But the plan won't look like this every week.
39:27Mr. Albers, where do you want to go?
39:29To the drugstore.
39:31Then I can enjoy my free time afterwards.
39:33Bye.
39:44Hand soap, everyone.
39:45We just sent Mr. Albers off. He'll take care of it.
39:49Good.
39:50Hey, wait a minute.
39:53What do you think if we go for a ride with our motorcycles?
39:56Yes, I'll borrow my colleague Ingo's food machine.
39:59And then it's off, I'd say, right?
40:01I don't have a motorcycle, did I forget?
40:03If you would first fall in love with my partner?
40:06Oh, come on, old clothes on, and then you go play in the mud with the big guys.
40:10Now come on.
40:12Okay.
40:26We're very satisfied with the performances, Mr. Winter.
40:28Well, my people know that we have a tight schedule.
40:31I'll get you the brochure from the chimney company for a moment.
40:34Nice.
40:35Hello.
40:36Hello.
40:37Hello, Bente.
40:38Did you receive my mail about the tiles?
40:41Yes, you can look at it at any time if you like.
40:43Good, I'll get in touch with you.
40:46Take a look at this in peace.
40:48And if you find the offer interesting,
40:50then I'll call there and order the chimney builder for the construction site.
40:53Very nice, thank you very much.
40:55And you take care of everything else?
40:57Of course.
40:59Good, then I wish you a pleasant day.
41:02I wish you the same.
41:04Oh, Bente, can you come and pick up a letter for me?
41:07Yes, of course.
41:12You can call me.
41:13Goodbye, Mrs. von Lohn.
41:14Goodbye.
41:18Uh-oh.
41:19Two people are struggling there.
41:21I don't know what you're talking about.
41:23Maybe you can do something, but not me.
41:28I have allowed myself to reserve the Hanses suite for you, as always.
41:31Oh, and the massages for your wife have already been booked.
41:35Then I wish you a nice journey.
41:38And goodbye, Mr. von Ranzau.
41:40Ah, the ones from Ranzau.
41:42Then you'll have to pay twice as much.
41:44Here, that's enough.
41:45Lovey-dovey habits.
41:51Does this piercing look mean anything to you?
41:55No, I...
41:57I was just wondering if you and this attractive woman...
42:00Julia?
42:01Julia?
42:02You're already that far.
42:04Julia Westphal, yes.
42:05She's a guest who needs special attention.
42:08Mr. Eckart made a mistake, and I wanted to make up for it.
42:11But you have no personal interest in her.
42:14Of course I don't mind that she's elegant, eloquent, educated.
42:18The way she looks at you, she sees you just as positively.
42:25I can't start with women at the moment.
42:27No.
42:28Yes.
42:29You wouldn't be surprised, Carla.
42:31But if you have an interest, then just try it.
42:34I mean, it's better than all your Internet acquaintances.
42:36Fast conquests aren't my thing, Carla.
42:39But she doesn't get on my nerves.
42:41Then take your time.
42:42Get to know her first.
42:44I don't know a woman in the world who wouldn't mind.
42:59You're starting to take shape here.
43:01Hey, Thomas.
43:02Feel like a cup of tea?
43:04I just wanted to take a look inside and ask how you're doing.
43:07Thank you, good.
43:11And?
43:12You wanted to ask if...
43:13Oh, dear.
43:14I'm like an open book for you.
43:16Although we've only just met.
43:18Well, I had three children temporarily.
43:21And...
43:22I have a knack for unspoken things.
43:26Tell me, have you already emailed your supposed father, Pete Johnson?
43:32Yes, I wrote to him.
43:34I didn't like it right away, but Merle helped me out.
43:38Ah, I see, yes.
43:40So...
43:43Has he already replied?
43:46No, unfortunately not.
43:48Well, maybe it's better that way.
43:50Why?
43:51My acquaintance, the military attaché from Brussels,
43:54from whom I also have the email address,
43:57has continued to research.
43:59Uh-huh.
44:01Pete Johnson was actually unlawfully released from the army.
44:07And then what?
44:08Well, he was convicted by a military court and...
44:13was in prison for four years.
44:17Oh, God.
44:19So, at four years, he definitely owed himself a lot.
44:26Yes.
44:28I had the feeling all the time that there would be no happy end in this matter.
44:33I'm so sorry.
44:35You don't have to be, Thomas. You did what you could, thank you.
44:40Now I at least have clarity.
44:42My father is a criminal.
44:46And I guess I'm not doing the children or myself a favor by bringing this man into our lives.
44:57Yes.
45:09Yes!
45:10Man! Dude!
45:11Man!
45:12I forgot how much fun this is.
45:15Hey, it's fast, the car of an old friend, but not...
45:18Just a moment. I could easily have overtaken you, right?
45:20Yeah, sure.
45:21Sorry, but I'm the father.
45:23You don't hit the curves with full throttle anymore.
45:25If you've got it, you've got it.
45:27You're such an assailant.
45:29You'll see, dad.
45:30Yeah.
45:31We'll even...
45:35Hey, Mick!
45:36Mick!
45:39Mick!
45:49Mick, come back!
45:50Mick!
45:52Are you crazy or what?
46:06Now I've had enough.
46:13The end.
46:14The end.
46:21We haven't opened yet.
46:25You can leave me your address here.
46:27I'll let you know when it's time.
46:31I'm looking for Susanne Wind.
46:35She's standing in front of you.
46:39I'm the man you obviously think is your father.
46:42Pete Johnson.
46:44Pete Johnson.
46:52If you don't understand why my sister doesn't want anything from you,
46:54you won't break up with us.
46:55Enough of your nonsense!
46:57I'll drive over to you with a tight handbrake, alright?
46:59Not one of those!
47:00You'll go down this shitbox!
47:02There are supporting CDs for newborns.
47:04Maybe one of them has a built-in mp3 player.
47:07And an Amadeus, or something?
47:09I think he should have three wheels.
47:12He's just lying on his hands.
47:16We've left him lying for a while, haven't we?
47:18May I ask you a personal question?
47:20Why were you in prison during the Falkland War?
47:24How do you know that?
47:26So it's true that you were convicted of a war crime?
47:31War crime? What a word!
47:33What do you know about war crimes?
47:42You