Rote Rosen
Rote Rosen
  • 3 months ago
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00:00Since the sport is gone for her, she's been testing out new things.
00:03And that's always on the edge.
00:04Jördis and I are really worried about her.
00:07She's trying to accept the irretrievable.
00:10What about your scrunchie? We made a bet.
00:13Uh, what?
00:14Papa said you'd never try the magic cream.
00:18And who's against it?
00:19Joe. Betty's doing much better.
00:22And I won't kill you with the cream.
00:24Yeah, give it to me. It's great.
00:26Oh, my God.
00:30Jurek has put himself at risk.
00:32Because Mr. Böttcher refused to have the roof maintained.
00:36And that's why the beams are rotten.
00:37I don't know what's going on here.
00:40But I wouldn't want to fire all three of you.
00:56I wish the sky could arrest the sky.
01:02This is my life.
01:06This is the way to find my own.
01:10This is my life.
01:14This is the world where I belong.
01:20I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
01:50I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
01:54I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
01:58I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
02:02I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
02:06I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
02:10I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on.
02:16I'm disappointed in you.
02:18Humanly disappointed.
02:21And you?
02:23You let yourself be teased by the Kahn of the two?
02:26Mr. Eilers can't do anything about it.
02:28Mr. Böttcher, I don't want to hear anything from you either.
02:32Let the roof be maintained and finally behave like a manager.
02:36And if you can't do that, just let me know.
02:39But then I'll be serious.
02:41Where's the protection?
02:46What? Already today?
02:48Ben really went all out with the conversion to the food truck.
02:51I didn't think he'd do it so quickly either.
02:53Wow.
02:55Tell me, do you know if Ben has already found a new workshop?
03:00I don't think so yet, unfortunately.
03:05What is it?
03:07There's Mrs. Janssen and I really need to talk to you.
03:10Oh yes, I've already seen it.
03:12She was pretty much against you in the Heide Echo.
03:16Do you have any idea why?
03:18Ask me something easier.
03:20But the time must be, I have to do it now, sorry.
03:29Mrs. Janssen.
03:30Ah!
03:31Is it more comfortable here than in a new-fashioned food truck?
03:35Oh, Carlo, please, I didn't say that.
03:39It was invented by the reporter.
03:42But why? What's your problem?
03:44Why don't you talk to me personally?
03:47Because you didn't even ask me for my opinion.
03:51Oh, how stupid of me, that's true.
03:53Well, you know, it's like this.
03:55It feels like a lot of older people have come to their senses
04:01when they eat these fish rolls.
04:06Aha, and why?
04:08Well, because it's a very popular meeting place for young and old.
04:15And now not everyone suddenly feels like eating such a new-fashioned,
04:21well, such a burger.
04:24But Mrs. Janssen, you're usually not so intolerant.
04:28No, it has nothing to do with intolerance.
04:32But look, the fish roll belongs to the North, like the fish in the North Sea.
04:41But I won't let you prescribe what I offer in my new-fashioned food truck.
04:48Then let me drink my tea in peace.
05:02Yes, it probably just takes a little time.
05:15Well, if I don't have one, then this.
05:19Yes.
05:20Well, I'll keep my fingers crossed.
05:21Thank you, thank you.
05:25Hello.
05:26Hello.
05:27Hello, Mr. Berger.
05:31I'm looking for a present for Mrs. Saravacos at the opening of the food truck.
05:35A wine, maybe?
05:37Maybe you don't have such a good idea to give an ex-convict a wine?
05:40Oh, right.
05:41Bitter chocolate.
05:43I have some at the back, Mrs. Saravacos likes them from time to time.
05:45Great.
05:46I'll have a look.
05:53Are you also coming to the opening?
05:55I don't know yet.
05:59You're still angry that I applied for the unsealing project and got it.
06:03I'm especially angry that you didn't warn me.
06:06Now the debate again.
06:08That I let you run into the open knife.
06:10And you?
06:11Is your apology still that I didn't open my mail?
06:14Excuse me, but I didn't expect your unsealing goods to cost me my workshop.
06:20My unsealing goods?
06:21I'm creating new green areas.
06:23And I'm losing my basis of existence.
06:25Again, Mr. Berger.
06:27I'm really, really sorry that you're having difficulties.
06:30But urban greening is a social task that most citizens welcome.
06:35Well, then a little screwdriver has to see where it stays.
06:40Nobody wants them to lose their business.
06:43But there are still a lot of sealed industrial areas in the area.
06:46So maybe you should just move your workshop there.
06:49Oh, yes.
06:50And where exactly?
06:51If I haven't found anything by the end of the week,
06:53no matter if in the industrial area or elsewhere,
06:55then my workshop is history.
06:57And that's my fault?
06:59Yes.
07:04Yes, we have a fire safety training next week.
07:06And it would be good if you could postpone your vacation for one day.
07:09It would be really important.
07:12Yes, thank you, Mr. Lohmann.
07:17Hi.
07:19You're the first light today.
07:21Is it that bad?
07:23Seriously?
07:25Yes.
07:26What's wrong? Is the company having problems again?
07:29But in a whole new dimension,
07:31so that Mr. Flickenschild doubts my ownership as manager.
07:34What?
07:35Yes, but I understand him.
07:37Our quarrels are now massively disturbing the process here.
07:42Yes, but that's not your fault.
07:44No, but he expects his manager to take care of things.
07:46And in that respect, I disappointed him.
07:50I'm sorry.
07:55Really.
07:57That's not all yet.
07:59I...
08:00Mr. Eilers would be almost...
08:02...unhappy today.
08:03And let's just say I'm partly to blame for that.
08:06What do you mean?
08:07I screwed up. It's that simple.
08:20Did you want something specific?
08:23Oh, yes.
08:24I'm changing the manufacturer next month.
08:27These are the updated allergy plans for our homepage.
08:30Yes.
08:38Would you like to order something?
08:40Hello?
08:41It's not too much to ask the guest to refer to the dessert menu again after the main course.
08:48Then please do so.
08:52Can I have dessert for you?
08:53Yes, please.
08:54Yes, we'll see. Thank you.
08:57Was that really necessary?
08:59Unfortunately, yes.
09:00Oh, come on, Amelie. You're just mad at yourself.
09:03And why?
09:04Because I listened to you.
09:06I should have gone to Flick & Shit.
09:07Because of Fairness.
09:08Yes, but then it would have been noticeable that you had announced the maintenance contract.
09:12And?
09:13It was in Böttcher's responsibility to find a new company.
09:16Besides, he should have noticed that the annual inspection did not take place.
09:21Oh, and you think you'll be fine with that, yes?
09:24Flick & Shit knows that I notice such things.
09:29The opinion of Flick & Shit is important to you, yes?
09:31And you disappointed him.
09:33And now you're angry that it is so.
09:36If no one believed in me, he gave me a chance.
09:39I owe him a lot.
09:42And I'm stuck in this hotel.
09:44Wouldn't it be better for you to accept Böttcher as managing director?
09:48Especially to avoid further damage to this hotel, which you are so attached to?
09:51I'm sorry, no chance.
09:53I still think he's a miscreant.
10:00Yes, and then send someone over later to take a look at the roof.
10:04Wonderful.
10:05Yes, and the contract about the annual inspection, I'll send it to you later.
10:11Thank you very much.
10:12Have a nice day.
10:13You too.
10:15Hey.
10:16Hey.
10:18Because of just now.
10:19I'm sorry.
10:20I saw how bad it was for you and I should have taken you into my arms.
10:25Yes.
10:27That would have been nice.
10:29Did I disappoint you?
10:33A little, maybe.
10:35Yes, but when Mr. Eilers came, I was cowardly.
10:43First of all, I'm incredibly happy that you're no longer against your feelings.
10:48And you didn't have to scream from all the rooftops that you fell in love.
10:56Did you want to say something specific or just tell me about your manufacturer?
11:00I couldn't think of a better pretext for you.
11:04Pretext?
11:06For what?
11:12I don't know.
11:38Very good.
11:40Finally you're doing what your doctor told you.
11:42Yes, I rested very well.
11:45And if you don't believe me, you can ask Leyla.
11:47Is Leyla here?
11:48Yes, she just left.
11:50She's making Simon fit for the fire brigade.
11:53The poorest.
11:55By the way, he's fit again.
11:56What's wrong with your leg?
11:59The foot is slowly separating, but certainly from the leg.
12:05So I would say your rope is working.
12:07I told you.
12:08Yes, well, she's eating a little through the skin, but otherwise ...
12:12I can't admit that it works, but it works.
12:18This is exactly the moment where you should really put on some make-up.
12:21You're crazy.
12:25What does she smell so good?
12:28Falafel from Zürich on the corner.
12:30But you already know that we still have to eat burgers today, right?
12:35The food truck opening of Frau Sarabacus.
12:38That's today, right?
12:40Yes, and I would like to go there, with you.
12:45If we go there together, everyone will know.
12:49Yes, because my family knows it, the people in our house know it.
12:54From my point of view, the whole province and the rest of the world know it.
12:58Okay, then we'll go there today and show the world how humble we are.
13:04Very, very, very humble.
13:09Oh no, Brette, I'm out of here. You know I don't like burgers.
13:13No, not even if Carla Sarabacus prepares them.
13:18Yes. Okay, have fun. See you then. Bye.
13:24By the way, I found a carpenter who takes care of the roof and the annual maintenance.
13:29Congratulations.
13:31A little gratitude would be really good for him.
13:36Now that I've solved the problem you brought us into.
13:39And of course I'm talking about your completely unnecessary appearance in front of a sign, which warned us both.
13:45A regrettable misunderstanding.
13:49As so often.
13:51Nevertheless, we should rethink our cooperation.
13:56These constant arguments, they don't just get on my nerves.
14:01I just don't know how we can change that.
14:04You won't get rid of me, Mrs. Fehrman.
14:06What a pity.
14:09Isn't that Max Lohmann?
14:10Sarkarje?
14:12Mr. Lohmann!
14:13What?
14:14What happened?
14:15Someone attacked us.
14:16Okay, my car is around the corner. We'll take you to the hospital.
14:20Yes.
14:22Be careful.
14:23Are you okay?
14:24Yes.
14:25Yes.
14:32And tell Mrs. Frey to take the lamb out of the fridge in time, okay?
14:36Yes, I will.
14:37And will you take a look inside again after the opening?
14:39I don't know yet, Marvin.
14:40Are you a little nervous?
14:41No, no.
14:43Yes.
14:44Sooner or later this will be my main foothold.
14:47When I read what's on your menu, it sounds incredibly delicious.
14:51Of course, I'm just offering you what I like.
14:53Smoky smash burger with cheddar, red onions and a mustard sauce.
14:56My mouth is already watering.
14:59People will love it.
15:00It will strike like nothing.
15:02Mrs. Janssen thinks that people will miss the fish buns.
15:05Yes, I read that.
15:06She was very specific.
15:08I mean...
15:09I've never seen her with a fish bun in her hand.
15:12And I've worked in the fish shop for a long time.
15:14I don't understand it either.
15:15Did she really say a new-fashioned eatery?
15:18That's not the way she talks.
15:19I have no explanation for that.
15:21Why is she ruining my shop now, when it hasn't even started yet?
15:24I have an explanation.
15:26Some people don't like changes.
15:29But Mrs. Janssen was always very open to new people.
15:34Except for tea.
15:40Oh, I have to go.
15:41He has to go.
15:42Oh, God.
15:43Marvin, see you later.
15:44See you later.
15:45Have fun.
15:47Hey.
15:48Hi.
15:50You were in the nursery?
15:51Yes, but you weren't there.
15:52Why didn't you call?
15:53Then I would have told you that I have an appointment at the town hall.
15:56Well, or had.
15:57And, do you have time now?
15:58Then we can go for a coffee.
15:59Klaas is waiting for me.
16:01Well then.
16:03Oh, wait.
16:08A message from Bruno.
16:09Your potential co-parenting partner.
16:12We get along pretty well at the moment.
16:14Even though I don't think his obsession with barefoot shoes is sexy.
16:18But well.
16:19Nobody is perfect.
16:21Except for Klaas, of course.
16:23I assume that Klaas is sacrificing himself to take care of your concussion.
16:27And everything else that is missing from you, I hope.
16:31We will go together later to the opening of Mrs. Sarabacos' food truck.
16:35They are for her.
16:36Then it will be official with you and Klaas.
16:40I hope that will happen.
16:41Klaas?
16:43I hope you will come too, right?
16:46No.
16:48I have already bought dark chocolate for Carla, but...
16:51I don't want to meet Ben Berger again. I already had that today.
16:54He has to leave his workshop. That's definitely not easy for him.
16:57Yes.
16:58And I'm really sorry about that.
17:00But it wasn't me who decided that Ben's workshop would be unsealed.
17:04It's no fun without you.
17:06You have Klaas.
17:07And you don't have to talk to Ben Berger.
17:10If you don't come, I won't go either.
17:13That's repression.
17:15Well, I can't really miss your first public couple performance.
17:22They were attacked because they kissed in public.
17:27Yes, that happens again and again.
17:29In the middle of the city, where do we actually live?
17:32It has only gotten more extreme in recent years.
17:34This intolerance and hatred for everything that is different.
17:41Have you experienced that too?
17:45Not in the form, but many of my friends have.
17:48I'm sorry about that.
17:52By the way, I really appreciate that you have hung my new relationship to the big bell.
17:58That's your business.
18:00And?
18:02Are you going to use it against me at some point?
18:05I don't care about your private life.
18:08There are limits for me too, and this is one of them.
18:12Hey, how are you two?
18:14I'm fine, and you?
18:16Max Lohmann hit harder, he has bruises all over his body.
18:19His family has been rehabilitated.
18:23Well, I'm really glad we were there.
18:26Yes, me too.
18:28Maybe you're not such a bad team after all.
18:31Have a nice day.
18:38Yes, would you take me back to the hotel?
18:43Yes.
18:45I see.
18:57Hey, Carla.
18:59Oh, Ben!
19:02All the best for your new business.
19:07Good luck.
19:09Thank you very much, but that wouldn't have been necessary.
19:11And?
19:13Is it still working?
19:15Yes, it's still working.
19:17And?
19:19Yes, it's still working.
19:21And?
19:23Yes, it's still working.
19:24Yes, it's still working.
19:26And?
19:28Is it still working?
19:30Yes, but you're early.
19:32Would you like to drink something?
19:34No, I just wanted to say hello.
19:36I can't stay for the party.
19:38I have to take care of Louis.
19:40But that's not possible, Ben.
19:42You did everything here, you solved all my problems.
19:44It's not a thing.
19:46You're my guest of honor, Ben.
19:48Sorry, but it really isn't possible.
19:50Then just bring Louis along.
19:52I'll make him a special Kinder Burger, really.
19:54Very good. Thank you.
19:55Or, you know what? Maybe he can sleep at Henny's. Amelie already cancelled.
20:00It's not just about Louis.
20:03It's...
20:04Ah, I just don't feel like meeting Mrs. Böttcher.
20:09Ah, do you still have a fight?
20:11Hm.
20:13Okay, well, maybe she won't come.
20:17And if she comes, there are plenty of other people you can talk to.
20:21Idea.
20:22You take care of Louis' care, and then you come back, and we both, we bump into each other.
20:28Hm?
20:29Assuming I find someone.
20:31You have to find someone, otherwise you'll miss the Triple B Burger.
20:34What Triple B Burger?
20:36The...
20:37Ben Berger Burger.
20:44Okay.
20:45Okay, I'll try.
20:47Yes, you'll try and you'll make it.
20:51That's very nice.
20:53My little guy.
20:55My little one.
20:57Wait, now we have to close the salve.
21:01Yes, hello!
21:02Hello!
21:03Well, is our little patient feeling better again?
21:06Much better, thanks to the wonderful salve from Mrs. Kilic.
21:11Very good.
21:11Great, well then.
21:13May I ask you something?
21:15Yes, as long as it's not about this herbal salve.
21:19It's like this.
21:20I have a girlfriend who's starting dementia.
21:25Uh-huh.
21:26She needs exactly structured daily routines in order to cope with her everyday life.
21:34Uh-huh.
21:36And one highlight for her is a fish bun.
21:43She knows that when she gets the fish bun, I have to go shopping.
21:49Yes, I understand.
21:50Your girlfriend was the reason why you were so against Carla's burger in Heide Echo.
21:55Well, I was against it, but not like the journalist reported it.
22:01Please believe me.
22:03I believe you very much.
22:04Yes.
22:05Did you ever talk to Carla about your girlfriend?
22:08No.
22:09The embarrassing thing is, I gave my word not to talk about dementia.
22:16What am I supposed to do now?
22:19Mrs. Janssen, I'm sure that Carla's girlfriend will treat your dementia with confidence.
22:24Talk to her.
22:25Dear Dr. Janssen, could you not be so nice and talk to Carla for me?
22:32Oh, Mrs. Janssen.
22:36Okay, I might have a better idea.
22:39Really?
22:40Uh-huh.
22:40Well then, let's go.
22:46Hi, dad.
22:47Hey.
22:49Do you need help?
22:52You take care of your homework.
22:54Studying is coming up.
22:56Tell me, have you seen Leyla today?
22:58As far as I know, she wanted to work out a training plan with Simon.
23:02She's training him now.
23:03Yes, I've heard about it. For the fire brigade.
23:05I know about Simon.
23:07She's very close to me.
23:09I can't get close to her either.
23:11I promised to take care of her here.
23:13Don't make any accusations.
23:15She has to find her own way.
23:18And you're still a good brother to her.
23:21I'm glad that at least Simon has an eye on her.
23:23Me too.
23:25Leyla is having a hard time with the distance.
23:27Her Olympics are over.
23:29The new family structure.
23:31But she will find her way again at some point.
23:34Are you actually happy for mom?
23:37Yes, aren't you?
23:38Yes, she seems to be happy.
23:42Can you imagine falling in love again?
23:44Sure.
23:46And?
23:47Have you already changed your mind about another woman?
23:50Have you?
23:51I don't want to deal with that.
23:55Hi.
23:55Hey.
23:56Is Leyla already here?
23:57We have an appointment.
23:58She'll be here soon.
23:59Alright.
24:01Have you heard about the attack?
24:03What attack?
24:04A gay couple was attacked right around the corner.
24:08Really?
24:08Yes, I just heard about it in the vegetable shop, because they were publicly holding hands.
24:12Are you serious?
24:13Fortunately, they were able to escape.
24:15One of them looked pretty bad.
24:17He had to be taken straight to the hospital.
24:19You have to do something about it.
24:21What?
24:22I don't know.
24:23Show solidarity.
24:25Protest.
24:26Be loud.
24:26Something.
24:27That's right.
24:28The printing company in the Lünetor street.
24:30They sell rainbows, flyers and stickers and everything else.
24:33I'll get them.
24:35And then we'll distribute them to the shops in the area.
24:37Yes, we'll do it.
24:44Who are you calling?
24:45She's at home.
24:47Maybe she can come to the door.
24:54Carla, this is absolute madness.
24:56Oh, Britta!
24:57This looks so great.
24:58And you did all of this on your own?
25:02Well, I wouldn't have done it without Ben.
25:04And I wouldn't have been able to start without you.
25:07I wish you all the best for your new business.
25:12Respect, Carla.
25:14Respect.
25:15Hello.
25:15Hello.
25:16It's not the usual professional kitchen, but it's enough for a start.
25:20And please don't forget my condolences.
25:21I wish you all the best.
25:27And how's it going at the hotel?
25:30No idea.
25:32I just couldn't stand Mrs. Fairman and Mr. Böttcher anymore with their constant quarrels.
25:37Hey.
25:38Congratulations, Carla.
25:42Carla, I'm supposed to give this to you from Mrs. Janssen.
25:45Oh.
25:51And?
26:01I knew there was more to it.
26:03Why, what is she writing?
26:06Well, she's explaining to me...
26:08Well, she's apologizing for the article in Heide Echo and...
26:11She's explaining to me how it came about.
26:14She probably put the lubricants from Heide Echo in her mouth, didn't she?
26:17No, there's something else behind it.
26:21But it's a secret.
26:24Well...
26:24I should definitely send her my regards.
26:26And she'll come by one day and wish you all the best.
26:29Well, nothing can go wrong with Mrs. Janssen's blessings.
26:32And I think we...
26:34Let's toast to that.
26:36That's perfect.
26:38So, Gunther, for you...
26:40Everything's fine.
26:42Should I take one?
26:43No.
26:44No?
26:46To you.
26:47To you.
26:48And to Lüneburger.
26:50To you.
27:10To you.
27:12To you.
27:14To you.
27:16So...
27:17I was able to talk to the head of the printing company.
27:19He also heard about the attack and took over half of the costs.
27:22That's pretty decent.
27:24But he had to cancel our afternoon training.
27:26But it was for a good cause.
27:27Wait, I'll ask Muskelkater.
27:29Yeah, it's okay.
27:30You, Nutze, Info.
27:32I accept your decision that you don't want to play as a co-coach for the Olympics.
27:38Let me know.
27:41I'm a better victim for your suspicious training methods, anyway, aren't I?
27:45When is your first test day for the volunteer fire brigade?
27:48Ah, maybe we shouldn't talk about that now?
27:50He still has a lot of work to do.
27:52Why does it always sound like a threat?
27:54You're right.
27:55Okay, enough chit-chat.
27:57Let's discuss how we're going to do it.
27:58And who takes which road.
28:00Yes.
28:01Hello, everyone.
28:02Hello.
28:03Everyone who picks up laundry or brings laundry here, gets a sticker as a gift.
28:07Okay.
28:07There.
28:09And...
28:10...please explain to every customer...
28:12...that we and many other businesses in the area...
28:14...are committed to any form of discrimination...
28:16...and on this occasion, against homophobia.
28:19I think that's good.
28:19Okay, let's go.
28:20The sooner we start with the action, the more attention we'll get.
28:23But we should also explain who takes which road, right?
28:26You take the salt market plus adjacent streets.
28:28All right.
28:31The keys.
28:33Okay, thank you.
28:35I'll take this one.
28:35All right.
28:36Work here.
28:36Of course.
28:37See you later.
28:38See you later.
28:44Ah!
28:45How nice that you came.
28:47We couldn't miss that.
28:49Yes.
28:50And?
28:50Oh!
28:51I missed something.
28:53I'll put you in the vase and...
28:55...don't forget to order a burger, okay?
28:57We will.
28:57Of course.
29:00Aha!
29:01Well, it seems to me that Carlos doesn't have the only idea to celebrate.
29:06Oh, yes, please.
29:09Ah!
29:09Ben!
29:11And I thought you were in the pub.
29:13Yes, I had to take care of Jorik.
29:15He's picking up Louis from the nursery and...
29:18...is taking care of him now.
29:19Good.
29:21Dear guests.
29:22Dear friends.
29:24Dear newlyweds.
29:27I wanted to make a small speech.
29:29I also keep myself very short, because I'm not very good at it, but...
29:32...I would like to thank the people who helped me a lot with this project.
29:36So...
29:37My first thanks goes to my best friend, Britta Berger.
29:41Without her, this food truck wouldn't belong to me at all.
29:45And then, Ben Berger.
29:47Without him, the food truck wouldn't look the way the food truck looks.
29:51So...
29:54You two have just earned a Triple B burger.
29:57And now, don't let the burgers get cold and...
30:01...become my regular guests.
30:07Carla.
30:08Yes?
30:09What is your Triple B burger, please?
30:13The Britta Ben Berger burger.
30:18Do I have to be disappointed that there's no Flickenschild burger?
30:22The gourmet burger is reserved for you.
30:24Will you take it?
30:25Then I'll take it.
30:26But then I have to go back to the hotel.
30:28Are you afraid that Amelie and Mr. Boettcher will go to the pub?
30:31I wouldn't care, as long as they leave the hotel.
30:36Carla?
30:37Huh?
30:38Are you sure that this area won't be sealed soon?
30:42Carla?
30:43Do you actually open your mail regularly?
30:46I think this place would be perfect for a wildflower bed.
30:51But a smell-free zone wouldn't be bad either.
30:54Stop it, you two.
30:58I'm sorry.
30:59I'm sorry.
31:00I'm sorry.
31:01I'm sorry.
31:02I'm sorry.
31:03I'm sorry.
31:04You two.
31:06Ben, just let it be.
31:10So, guys.
31:11What do you think?
31:12Do you want to go for a walk in the houses?
31:13Yeah, that's a good idea.
31:14Do you have a babysitter?
31:16You can make a burger.
31:17Come on.
31:18Huh?
31:19So...
31:20Come on, get going.
31:22Thank you, Carla.
31:29Yes?
31:31The hockey team is on their way to Utrecht.
31:33What about them?
31:35They want a room on the same floor.
31:37And why are they coming to you?
31:38Because I talked to one of them about the menu.
31:41Yeah, I can't tell you that.
31:42I have to look it up.
31:43It would have worked five years ago.
31:45Tell them that we're trying.
31:48Why me?
31:49That's your problem.
31:51Ms. Fehrman?
31:57I thought about Max Lohmann again.
32:00Wow.
32:02I think we should show solidarity with him and his friend.
32:06Yeah, but a bouquet or a card with money in it,
32:09that feels wrong somehow.
32:11What we need is a clear statement
32:13that shows where we stand.
32:15A sustainable answer to such a despicable attack.
32:19Yeah, there are safe spaces elsewhere.
32:21It was founded in the 60s to protect women from attacks.
32:25Now it exists for all communities.
32:27Yeah, that would be something for the Three Kings.
32:30I'm sorry.
32:46I'm back.
32:48Oh, great!
32:49Hello!
32:50I'm loading the machines.
32:52And by the way, the action with the fans
32:54is going really well with the customers.
32:58Hey.
32:59Hey.
33:01I heard there was a robbery
33:03of a gay couple here at the salt market.
33:05The news went around at the opening of the food truck
33:08and Dr. Berger indirectly confirmed it.
33:10Yes, Elias started a spontaneous solidarity action.
33:13Of course we're in.
33:14Who, us?
33:15Elias, Simon, Leyla, me.
33:18Then the fans are from you,
33:20who are everywhere in the shops.
33:22Yes, I know them.
33:23Max and his friend.
33:24Max worked as a bartender at the hotel.
33:27And his friend always picked him up after work.
33:37You're doing pretty well.
33:40Could you talk to your father-in-law?
33:44Is everything okay between you two?
33:46Yes, yes. Absolutely.
33:48Then this would be the opportunity
33:50to talk to Leyla and Elias about you and Julius.
33:52No.
33:54Not yet.
33:57A homophobic attack.
33:59Flowers? Wishes of healing?
34:01Everything on the way?
34:02Yes, of course.
34:03Yes, the hotel is in contact with Mr. Lohmann
34:06and his parents.
34:08Good.
34:09Mr. Fleckenschild?
34:11Mrs. Fehrman and I have an idea.
34:14Yes, and we would like to take you on the boat.
34:17You two.
34:18One idea.
34:20I'm listening.
34:21Mrs. Fehrman and I are thinking about
34:23whether it would not be a good statement
34:25if the Three Kings would identify themselves
34:27as queer-friendly.
34:29We would like to welcome all people here.
34:34Yes, but the Three Kings have been doing that
34:36for decades already.
34:38Exactly.
34:39But you could strengthen this orientation
34:42by, for example,
34:43putting a safe space sticker at the entrance.
34:46What is that?
34:47A safe space is a place where everyone can feel safe
34:51without fear of discrimination.
34:53Yes.
34:54The hotel guarantees a respectful interaction
34:56with each other.
34:58Sounds interesting.
35:00We all care about safety.
35:03Good.
35:04I trust your concept,
35:06but I will keep the final decision to myself.
35:10Yes, of course.
35:11Of course.
35:13I don't know about you,
35:15but at the moment I enjoy the fact
35:18that you don't fight each other.
35:21Thank you very much.
35:24You're welcome.
35:31Dad!
35:33Most people reacted positively to our campaign.
35:36Did you feel the same way?
35:37Unfortunately not.
35:38The guy from the kiosk said
35:40he didn't feel like wearing such a disgusting suit.
35:42And a teenager just spat in front of my face.
35:44What?
35:45And only because they don't like his lifestyle.
35:48What kind of idiots do that to others?
35:51You're asking about Mr. Böttcher, aren't you?
35:53Why?
35:54He's your buddy.
35:56And he's gay.
35:58Are you afraid something like that could happen to him?
36:00Yes, of course.
36:01The danger exists, as you can see.
36:03But it's all the more important
36:05that we made a statement against it today.
36:14Let's go on.
36:15Here.
36:19Yes, the athletes are now on one floor,
36:22but the sports director had another request.
36:25He would like to have breakfast an hour earlier tomorrow.
36:28Because that's what you did five years ago.
36:30Exactly.
36:31No problem. We're a five-star hotel.
36:33Exactly.
36:35Jorik, haven't you been on leave for a long time?
36:37I...
36:38I helped the guys from the room upstairs on the roof.
36:41Now it's all closed.
36:43And I'm glad nothing happened to you.
36:47I have to let Ms. Frey know
36:48that the athletes have breakfast an hour earlier,
36:50and then we can go.
36:52We have one more child today.
36:54What?
36:56We're doing it.
36:58With the safe space.
37:03You made a quick decision.
37:05Well, I don't like your concept,
37:06and I think our rather conservative guests
37:09can handle it.
37:10Yes, and if not,
37:11then we have a chance to explain it to them.
37:14More tolerance doesn't hurt anyone.
37:16Yes, even my father,
37:17we didn't have a particularly good relationship with each other,
37:20he handled it that way.
37:21Mr. Eilers,
37:22two children are trying to water the plants outside.
37:27Well, that's Hennie and Louis.
37:29I'll take care of it.
37:30That would be nice.
37:34Thank you for your contribution.
37:39We did a pretty good job.
37:40Yes, and the announcement would be in front of the table.
37:44Have a nice evening.
37:45Likewise, Ms. Fehrman.
37:47Light the dune grass.
37:53What was that?
37:54The beginning of a wonderful friendship?
37:59I wouldn't bet on that.
38:17It did taste good, didn't it?
38:19It did taste good.
38:20Carla, your burgers are awesome.
38:21I understand why you wanted a food truck.
38:23You convinced me,
38:24I'm going to be a regular customer.
38:26Okay, and I'm sorry,
38:27I only made half of it,
38:28but it was very tasty.
38:29So, don't take it personally.
38:30You had a fight with Ben this morning.
38:33I just can't take it anymore.
38:34I'm sorry.
38:35I'm sorry.
38:36I'm sorry.
38:37I'm sorry.
38:38I'm sorry.
38:39I'm sorry.
38:40I'm sorry.
38:41I'm sorry.
38:42I'm sorry.
38:43I'm sorry.
38:44I'm sorry.
38:45I'm sorry.
38:46I just can't take it anymore.
38:48He's making me responsible
38:50for him having to look for a new location.
38:52But it has nothing to do with you.
38:54Yes.
38:56He just had a second marriage.
38:58Now he's sitting there all by himself
39:00and his comfort zone is fading away.
39:02Maybe a little too much.
39:04But as I said,
39:05he only uses you as a lightning rod.
39:08Yes.
39:09He did that before.
39:10I came too late
39:11to pay attention to Louis.
39:13I got all his frustration because of Tina.
39:15I remember.
39:16Yes.
39:17I talked to him about it.
39:19He'll calm down
39:20when he has a new workshop, right?
39:22Well,
39:23maybe he needs a little distraction
39:25so that he doesn't always think about himself
39:27and his problems.
39:29It's possible.
39:30Just how he helped you with the food truck.
39:32That was sensational
39:33and he was in a good mood all the time.
39:35He's recovering.
39:37Good.
39:38I don't want a war either.
39:39So if he stops provoking me,
39:41then the matter is done for me.
39:45She wants to get rid of me.
39:47Yes.
39:48Yes, I'm telling you.
39:49She wants to get rid of me.
39:51Nobody wants to get rid of you.
39:53No.
39:54The seal will come anyway.
39:55And if you had reported a little earlier,
39:57there would have been no problem at all.
39:59Now I'm to blame myself.
40:00Well.
40:01Of course,
40:02I'm to blame for everything.
40:03No,
40:04but it's not fair,
40:05Mrs. Böttcher,
40:06to be responsible for everything.
40:07Fair.
40:08She's not fair either.
40:09She didn't pull her head down
40:10at the party.
40:11I think that's pretty fair.
40:12People,
40:14people,
40:15you just don't understand me.
40:16Oh, Ben.
40:17It would be easiest
40:18if you just apologized.
40:19Yes.
40:20Yes.
40:21Shit.
40:22Okay.
40:23Yes.
40:24Yes,
40:25write me a message,
40:26okay?
40:27I'll write you a message.
40:28Yoo-hoo.
40:29It can take a while.
40:30Yes.
40:31Yes.
40:32Yes.
40:33Yes.
40:34Yes.
40:35Yes.
40:36Yes.
40:37Yes.
40:38Yes.
40:39Yes.
40:40Yes.
40:41Yes.
40:42Yes.
40:43Uh.
40:45Mm.
40:48Hello,
40:49komma,
40:50haha,
40:52I wanted to apologize.
40:54Period.
40:56Bye.
40:58Great.
40:59Are you happy now?
41:00Great.
41:01Brilliant.
41:02Super, Ben.
41:03Um,
41:04if you'll excuse me for a second.
41:10Ben!
41:11Yes.
41:12Can we go home now? I really want a cigarette.
41:16Cigarette?
41:17Yes.
41:18I understand.
41:20Let's see what Ben thinks about it.
41:22If he can still.
41:24Ben.
41:25Of course he can.
41:27What is it about?
41:28Well, whether we take another drink or whether we make a move.
41:32Take a drink.
41:34Sure.
41:35I have to get a cigarette.
41:37Take the dictation function.
41:39It's faster.
41:41Okay.
41:43Come on.
41:45Hello, Jördis.
41:48I'm still on the road with Ben and Hendrik.
41:52Can be later.
41:55Love you.
41:57Oh yeah.
41:58We should celebrate that.
42:00What?
42:01That you are finally together.
42:03Yeah.
42:11Bye.
42:12Bye.
42:13Oh God, I think I have to go to bed now.
42:20You can sleep with us too, right?
42:22That's very nice, but I want to sleep in my own bed.
42:25Okay.
42:26Good night.
42:27Sleep well.
42:28Ah, good evening.
42:29Thank you for your greeting card.
42:31Oh, gladly.
42:32And?
42:33Was it a successful party?
42:34Yes.
42:35Yes?
42:36Yes, it would be very nice if you would visit me at my food truck.
42:37Well, if you would like to.
42:38Very, very gladly.
42:39Yes, I would like that, Mrs. Janssen.
42:40Nice.
42:41You have a very good taste.
42:42Yes.
42:43Yes.
42:44Yes.
42:45Yes.
42:46Yes.
42:47Yes.
42:48Yes.
42:49Yes.
42:50Yes.
42:51Yes.
42:52Yes.
42:53Yes.
42:54Yes.
42:55Yes.
42:56Yes.
42:57Yes.
42:58Yes.
42:59Nice.
43:00You explained to me how this all came to be ...
43:04and I think it's very nice, how you are working for your girlfriend.
43:09Really?
43:10And I have also thought about something.
43:13I mean, I will have a fresh fish bread every day for your girlfriend before she goes shopping.
43:21Oh, come on.
43:22That will make her very happy, and me first.
43:27I thank you very much, my dear.
43:52Hey, mate.
43:55So, I was longing for you.
44:00How was your day?
44:05Emotional.
44:10Frightening, shocking, successful.
44:14All in all.
44:17You noticed the attack?
44:21Mrs. Fairman and I took Max and his friend to the hospital.
44:26And then someone started a solidarity action.
44:30It wasn't just anyone. It was my son.
44:32Really?
44:33Yes, Leyla and I even helped to spread the flags.
44:38You have to do something.
44:41Absolutely.
44:44This action is simply incomprehensible.
44:47How can you attack these two young men for no reason at all?
44:52I was attacked a few times today.
44:55Apparently, not everyone likes colour.
44:57So what? Others like it.
45:02Or what do you think? Do you think the two of them should have been more inconsiderate?
45:07No. Yes, maybe. I don't know.
45:12Tell me, what's wrong with you?
45:15I had a really hard day.
45:18I don't have to give myself that now.
45:29It's nothing but a nice girls' evening.
45:31Yes, but nice, isn't it?
45:32Yes, totally.
45:33Especially because I actually wanted to go home after the meeting with Ben Berger.
45:37Would you meet him a little more politely?
45:40I can try.
45:44Yes, the men are still on their way.
45:46Klaas writes, sleep well, dearest Jördis.
45:49My God, I got it so.
45:53A message from Ben Berger.
45:55What?
45:57I wanted to say schrulle.
45:59Schrulle?
46:00Does he still have them all?
46:02Oh.
46:04Hello, Julia.
46:08What? Really?
46:12Okay.
46:13Yes.
46:15Yes, thank you for letting me know.
46:18That was my help.
46:20She saw that someone in the city was trampling the beets I just made.
46:24Oh no.
46:29That's exactly the variety I planted.
46:39Ben Berger.
46:42Wait.
46:44You'll pay for this.
46:58Hey.
46:59Hey.
47:05I'm sorry about what I said.
47:07I didn't mean it that way.
47:17Yes, of course Max can't do anything if other people are homophobic or violent.
47:22But there are people like that.
47:25Yes, but that's why he and his boyfriend can't show their feelings to us, right?
47:30It would have been safer if they hadn't done it.
47:33No, I don't see that.
47:36I also want to walk through the city hand in hand with you.
47:39Or dance closely together at night on the salt market.
47:43Without thinking about who could disturb us.
47:46Julius, it's not all people like you.
47:49For example, I can't imagine walking through the city hand in hand with you.
47:53Then we have a problem.
47:57Hello.
47:58Wake up.
47:59Hey.
48:00Tina.
48:01No, the schrulle.
48:02What kind of schrulle?
48:03That's what you called me.
48:05I think it's pretty cool how you take care of Leyla.
48:08I should have been in Cologne a long time ago.
48:10I will treat you as a big replacement brother.
48:14Promise.
48:15He doesn't want to be in public with me.
48:17I drive with the handbrake on all the time.
48:19Just so he doesn't get scared and runs away.
48:22Oh God.
48:24Don't make it too comfortable for him.
48:26There's a second round.
48:27Yes, I was afraid of that.
48:32What's that supposed to be?
48:34Why is my father writing you something like that?
48:36Oh, I see.
48:37Is this supposed to be occupational therapy for me?
48:39No, no, no.
48:40I...
48:41Well...