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﻿Here we go!
﻿Pigs!
﻿Go, go, go!
﻿Get out of here!
﻿-Pig! -Garbage!
﻿Scum!
﻿Hit him harder!
﻿Go fucking home!
﻿Code 10-31, repeat, code 10-31.
﻿Unit 403 on the way.
﻿Contact dispatch.
﻿403 to dispatch, visual contact with the individual.
﻿He's running his ass off. We've got him!
﻿Stop!
﻿Freeze!
﻿THE GOOD BOSS
﻿BLANCO SCALES
﻿We have a lot to celebrate.
﻿Thanks to everyone we've grown this year.
﻿Thanks to Marketing,
﻿the people from R&D, but without the ability
﻿of the production line
﻿to meet commitments, we wouldn't be where we are:
﻿Miralles!
﻿Thank you,
﻿really, thank you. For being there,
﻿at the helm.
﻿We have to celebrate, but without getting care-less,
﻿because thanks to you
﻿today we're finalists for the award given by the regional government
﻿for business excellence.
﻿"Excellence."
﻿Don't you like the sound of that word?
﻿There are three candidates. Three.
﻿And Blanco Scales is one of them.
﻿So in the next few days we'll be getting a visit from the award committee.
﻿They can show up at any time,
﻿so we have to be alert.
﻿They'll ask you questions
﻿"Hey, what's it like to work at Blanco Scales?"
﻿And you tell them the truth: "It's wonderful."
﻿And Mr. Blanco
﻿is like a father to us, we adore him.
﻿Well, you all know my wife and I don't have children,
﻿and we don't need any
﻿because you're our children.
﻿If you're okay, then I'm okay.
﻿-Not in front of the kids! -Bullshit!
﻿And just like
﻿with children, well..
﻿sometimes you have favorites.
﻿Or there might be another one
﻿who asks for less, but needs more.
﻿You're going to tell me what to do!
﻿And sometimes you have to make
﻿difficult decisions, for the good of the family, right?
﻿Dad!
﻿Say it again, let them hear you.
-Sit down. -José, whar are you doing?
﻿Tell them, if you have the balls. Tell them I'm fired.
﻿Listen to this gentleman, he has something to tell you.
﻿-José, get your kids out of here. -Let them hear it, Rubio.
﻿I want you to tell them.
﻿If you're going to fire me, tell me in front of them.
José, they can't be here.
﻿Yes, they can. If they can be left out on the fucking street,
﻿-they can be here. -José...
﻿With the shitty severance pay you're giving me!
﻿I understand, really.
﻿I have two homes to maintain! You know that!
﻿I'll have to leave mine, damn it.
﻿And I'll lose them.
﻿I'll lose them.
﻿-Take them away and we'll talk. -So I want you to tell them.
﻿So when they ask me why they can't go to swimming, I'll tell them:
﻿Remember that son of a bitch in a tie who was so nice
﻿and was so worried about you? Well, it's his fault you can't go.
﻿It's his fault you can't do anything!
﻿Goodbyes...
﻿Goodbyes are really tough. Nobody likes having to go.
﻿In this company, they hurt even more,
﻿because the relationships we create here go far beyond
﻿what it says in the contracts.
﻿Those of you who knew my father
﻿know that he was a just man, that's why he made scales.
﻿He'd say: "We care about balance, equity." I'm seeing him.
﻿"A society that makes more scales is a society with more justice."
﻿And how right he was.
﻿Your father started with him, right, Miralles?
﻿They were brothers.
﻿Well, I inherited his passion for work,
﻿his passion for scales and his passion for loyalty.
﻿Because loyalty is very important in this company, as you know.
﻿Very important.
﻿But saying goodbye is also important because
﻿it's part of life's process.
﻿And today is the end
﻿of an important cycle for some of you.
﻿And we're here to say goodbye
﻿to those who are emancipating,
﻿to move on to other places, other challenges.
﻿They stop being worms
﻿and become butterflies.
﻿Okay.
﻿Please, don't get me wrong, I mean that warmly.
﻿Here we gave you plenty of love.
﻿We taught you everything we know at Blanco Scales, which is a lot.
We held nothing back.
﻿And, now, Inés, please.
﻿Thank you.
﻿Now we want...
﻿to give you a little something.
So that wherever you fly away to...
﻿you'll always keep us close to your hearts. Victoria, come here.
﻿Let's see if I can
﻿do this without pricking you.
﻿There.
﻿Calm down.
﻿Stay calm, Vicky.
﻿I love you.
We form very strong bonds at this company.
﻿I got emotional!
﻿SUNDAY
﻿BLANCO SCALES, ONE BIG FAMILY
﻿What are you thinking about?
﻿Nothing.
﻿It's impossible to think about nothing.
﻿What is he doing?
﻿He's fixing the water filter.
﻿On a Sunday?
﻿There was something I needed to tell you...
﻿It was important.
﻿But I can't remember.
﻿Then it must not be so important.
Ma'am.
﻿Does it work now?
﻿I couldn't check the boiler, I haven't had time, boss.
﻿Thanks, don't worry about it. Go home.
﻿Boss, you always say that our problems
﻿are your problems, that if something affects us...
﻿It affects me too, yes.
﻿What's wrong?
﻿My kid got into a fight and spent
﻿all night at the police station.
﻿The one in the park mentioned in the paper?
﻿It wasn't them.
﻿The Arabs provoked them, the paper doesn't say that part.
﻿Oh, God.
﻿He's a good kid, you've known him since he was a boy.
﻿You came to his baptism, remember?
﻿It's that group of friends he hangs around with.
﻿I don't know.
﻿What was the delegate's last name?
﻿His wife goes to the shop.
﻿-De la Encina? -De la Encina.
﻿COURTHOUSE
﻿You talk to him, boss. He respects you.
﻿Deal?
﻿We made a pact as gentlemen.
﻿It's a secret, you can't tell anyone.
﻿Have him stop by my wife's shop on Monday.
﻿We owe you one, boss.
﻿MONDAY
﻿Boss!
﻿What's that?
﻿It's local. A reed warbler.
﻿Its nest must be nearby.
﻿It's been coming around the last few days.
﻿I give it a little syrup sometimes...
﻿It must be off kilter.
﻿Have someone fix it, please.
﻿It can't be like that.
﻿Good morning, everyone.
﻿Please, stop calling. You're jamming my phone.
﻿-Good morning, Inés. -It's José.
﻿He's called ten times this morning.
José, which José.
﻿The guy who brought his kids. He's out of control.
﻿What do I tell him?
﻿Tell him to calm down, I'll call him back.
﻿-He wants to talk to Blanco. -And I want to talk to the Pope.
﻿How ugly.
﻿What an ugly thing to do to your kids.
﻿He's harmless, I'll handle it.
﻿Where was he?
﻿Accounts.
﻿Don't let him take anything.
﻿There's no danger.
﻿We have worse problems.
﻿Miralles? Again?
﻿-He screwed up again. -Damn it.
﻿And is it serious?
﻿He ordered the wrong processors.
﻿We'll miss the deadline.
﻿Who are they?
﻿The new interns.
﻿Those over there are precision scales.
﻿The...
﻿-Where is the tall one? -In Marketing.
She has good references.
﻿Of course we'll solve it, let's just calm down.
﻿What do I do with the processors now?
﻿Send them back?
﻿I can't assemble them, I have ten men standing around here.
﻿-What's the problem? -We're missing the deadlines.
﻿There are... inaccuracies.
﻿We make scales, we can't afford
﻿inaccuracies. When is that shipment due?
﻿It needs to be in the warehouse on Friday.
﻿-Friday? -They can't do shifts?
﻿My people don't like.doing shifts.
They're not your people, they're my people.
﻿Or do you pay them?
﻿We won't make it.
﻿We will, I'm telling you. We work
﻿Thursday night, leave early Friday morning,
﻿there by lunchtime.
﻿We'd have to put it on a plane.
﻿It will cost more than we make.
﻿Do the numbers, if they don't work, tell Sales to let them know.
﻿-Miralles, do me a favor... -Sorry.
﻿It's important.
﻿Hey, can you hear me? Listen, we need to talk.
﻿I'm not checking up on you.
﻿He sent a truck this morning to a fair in Frankfurt
﻿with the wrong shipment. Electronics
﻿won't even talk to him. It's like this every day.
﻿-Where are you going, dumbshit? -There he is.
﻿What are you doing?
﻿Watch where you're going, damn it!
﻿Book me a table for two tonight.
﻿El Rancho?
﻿At El Rancho, yes.
﻿Can you see right through me or what?
﻿Salva!
﻿Hi, sweetheart.
﻿I won't be home for dinner. I'm having problems with Miralles
﻿and I need to talk to him.
﻿Do you know him?
﻿He's Fortuna's kid.
﻿I promised his dad I'd help him out
﻿and I thought that maybe
﻿you can give him deliveries,
﻿-errands... -I don't do deliveries.
﻿Just keep him busy and out of trouble.
﻿Can't you keep it at the factory?
﻿Yes...
﻿I will, after the committee visit.
﻿Not smart.
﻿Mr. Blanco, welcome. How are you?
﻿Fine.
﻿-Your boy? -Great.
﻿Good.
﻿-Hey, what's up? -How are you?
﻿Hello.
﻿-How is everything? -Better, better. All fixed.
﻿What's fixed?
﻿The delivery today.
﻿I screwed up,
﻿but it's fixed.
﻿The new shipment is on its way, they meet halfway,
﻿switch the shipments, no big deal.
﻿Miralles...
﻿Miralles, how long have we been together
﻿making scales. 20?
﻿22 years.
﻿To me you're not an employee, that's the first ten years.
﻿After ten years
﻿you become something else, a friend, a brother...
﻿I don't give a shit
﻿about the shipment.
﻿That can happen to anyone.
﻿What I care about is you.
﻿You say you're fine and you don't look fine,
﻿Miralles, you look...
﻿You look bad, you look sad...
﻿Like your mind is elsewhere. What's wrong?
﻿I'm fine.
﻿There's nothing wrong.
﻿Don't treat me like a boss.
﻿If you treat me like a boss, I'll treat you like an employee.
﻿Are we at the factory?
﻿It's nothing, really.
﻿Remember that time...
﻿Yeah, when our dads went hunting together.
﻿They used to hunt together, remember that?
﻿They hunted down a cousin of his.
﻿And we went with them, we were like ten years old.
﻿And on the way back they left us
﻿in the car and went for a drink, remember?
﻿And we got into a lot of trouble because I grabbed the rifle...
﻿and it went off and I almost hit
﻿the dog.
﻿Thank God I have bad aim.
﻿-Do you remember? -I remember.
﻿Who saved my ass that day?
﻿Tell me, who? Who?
-I did. -You.
﻿You took the blame to save me.
﻿And your dad gave you a good beating, that you remember.
﻿Well, this is the same thing,
﻿but I'm the one who wants to help you.
﻿So tell me what's wrong
﻿and we'll find a solution.
﻿My wife.
﻿Your wife. Did you have a fight?
﻿Yes. And also..
﻿Well...
﻿Also?
﻿She wants to leave.
﻿Aurora? Where?
﻿I don't know where, she wants to leave in general.
﻿Leave and not come back.
﻿-Dump me like a piece of shit. -What are you saying?
﻿I don't know what's wrong with her, but she's acting weirder than ever.
﻿She comes and goes
﻿whenever she wants and hardly talks to me.
﻿She says she needs air. Do you understand that? "Air.
﻿I offer to take her to the countryside and she says
﻿that's not the air she means, she needs another kind of air.
﻿What fucking air.
﻿What the fuck should I do, buy her a bottle of oxygen?
﻿Okay, calm down. Everything will be fine.
﻿No, it won't. It will only get worse.
﻿Balance, Miralles. Balance is very important.
﻿We make scales, we know a little about that.
﻿So let's prove it.
﻿Bring us a bottle of wine. A good one.
﻿How's Miralles?
﻿Normal.
﻿Normal, bad.
﻿His wife...
﻿His wife told him that she needs air.
﻿-Air? -How do you interpret that?
﻿She's with someone else.
﻿Air?
﻿TUESDAY
﻿BLANCO, THIEF
﻿Hey! Hey!
﻿I've been calling you, did they tell you?
﻿You see that?
﻿Unbelievable.
﻿I told him, eh? The boss won't like it.
﻿Blanco, I called you on the telephone!
﻿Get him out of there any way you can.
﻿-I can't, boss. -Why?
﻿That land doesn't belong to anyone, it's not illegal for him to be there.
﻿I won't let him in, but I can't make him leave.
﻿I want my job back, Blanco!
﻿Look at my grave! You killed me!
-You killed me, Blanco! -Come on!
﻿Yes, you did! Where are you going?
﻿You killed us!
﻿You killed us! Live with it!
﻿-Are you okay? -Yes.
﻿-Good morning. -Good morning.
﻿-Rubio. -I heard.
﻿That individual can't be out there when the committee comes.
﻿-We won't get the award. -Let me talk to him.
﻿You said "I'll handle it." And look where he is now.
﻿With banners.
﻿What do the banners say?
﻿What banners always say. Nothing good.
﻿Maybe if we raise his severance pay...
﻿Okay, negotiate with him.
﻿-Give him double. -Okay.
﻿Get rid of him. It's not exactly good for our image.
﻿-Have you seen Miralles? -I went down earlier
﻿but he wasn't at his desk.
﻿Miralles is not in good shape.
﻿Aurora!
﻿How are you?
﻿You can blindfold me
﻿and put a prune in one hand and a peach in the other,
﻿can tell you which is which from the weight.
﻿And the 1100 is the same.
﻿Because it has 800 photo-sensors,
﻿this size, it's amazing.
﻿It hasn't made it here yet, it will change your lives.
﻿I really don't care.
﻿I supervise the cash registers...
﻿Right, of course.
﻿Did my husband say something?
﻿Was he supposed to?
﻿He didn't send you?
﻿No, on the contrary. He doesn't even know I came.
﻿Please don't say anything, he'll kill me. He's very jealous.
﻿No, no.
﻿He's not... well.
﻿He doesn't seem well.
﻿I'm worried about him.
﻿Does he look okay to you?
﻿I don't see him much.
﻿He gets home late from work and...
﻿I leave early in the morning.
﻿The thing is, we're going
﻿through a difficult moment.
﻿A lot is happening this month. Inspections,
﻿technical checks,
﻿we had to lay people off and it's causing
﻿a lot of pain, especially for me...
﻿And we can't afford to have him working at half speed.
﻿My husband?
﻿And problems between a couple
﻿are normal, who doesn't have them? What movies tell you...
﻿Well...
﻿That's a lie.
﻿I have problems.
﻿Call my wife, she'll tell you. Shall we call her?
﻿No.
﻿That's why supporting each other is important.
﻿You have to be there.
﻿When things are bad because..
﻿Are you there?
﻿Am I where?
﻿There, behind...
﻿your husband, supporting him.
﻿We're not going through our best moment.
﻿I could tell.
Maybe...
﻿Maybe...?
﻿Maybe we both need some air.
﻿Air?
﻿Air.
﻿Breathe a little, get some oxygen.
﻿Air, right, I got it. I know what air is.
﻿Aurora,
﻿I shouldn't meddle in your lives, but I'm older.
﻿And old people are right about some things.
﻿Give yourself a few weeks, please.
﻿And then you'll see.
﻿But...
﻿please promise me you'll both try.
﻿And don't make any decision until the end of the month.
﻿-I have to get back. -Hey, look.
﻿Whatever happened,
﻿you can work it out. We all make mistakes.
﻿Did he tell you?
﻿Tell me what?
﻿About his affair.
﻿With your secretary. Three months in hotels.
﻿What?
Inés.
﻿-Yes? -Shut the door.
﻿Listen, Inés...
﻿Is there something...
﻿that you think I don't know, but...
﻿that maybe...
﻿I should know?
﻿About what?
﻿Is there?
﻿I was going to bring it back on Monday.
﻿The printer.
﻿It's for my son, he has to turn in a paper on Friday
﻿and since we barely use it here...
﻿But I'll bring it back tomorrow.
﻿That's okay. Bring it back on Monday.
We make between 600 and 900 units per year.
﻿Some weigh up to 3,000 kilos.
﻿Pretend I'm not here. Good afternoon.
﻿They weigh boxes, packages,
﻿nearly all the models have ramps for trolleys...
﻿These are for cattle.
﻿Resistant to dents, acid, detergent...
﻿They're specially treated against corrosion
﻿and have four cargo cells.
﻿You don't need one of these in the bathroom.
﻿And you're wondering why we need to know all this.
﻿I'm wondering too.
﻿To sell the product we have to get to know it first.
﻿-That's right. -Exactly.
﻿-How much do you weigh? -57.
﻿Get on, I'll show you something.
﻿I don't know how I would take if they put me
﻿on a scale for cattle.
﻿-How much do you offer for me? -Nothing.
﻿You work for me, you're already my property.
﻿56,800.
Angela, can you step on too, please?
﻿It has a weight accumulation function...
﻿No way, there's no deal!
﻿My job! No deal!
﻿He said no.
﻿He doesn't want money, he wants his job back.
﻿He can't pay his mortgage,
﻿the bank is taking his home and he's staying there.
﻿Hire back the fired!
﻿Hire back...
﻿Just what we needed.
﻿The kid is in my daughter's class.
﻿The kids..
﻿Can he have them there? Is that legal?
﻿He and his wife alternate and this week they're with him.
﻿That's right! Hire back the fired!
﻿How's the kid?
﻿Bad, because his friends come to see him,
﻿they gather outside the door and smoke...
﻿People get scared away
﻿and don't come in, of course.
﻿I remembered earlier what I had to tell you but I forgot again.
﻿I should have written it down.
﻿Something about...
﻿work or doctors?
﻿What does he want?
﻿Jesus!
﻿What's up?
﻿Look, there she is.
﻿-That's illegal. -It's on the Internet.
﻿They use it to rescue people lost in the mountains, it's called
﻿"geo-localization."
﻿It's called spying. You're not rescuing anyone, you're spying on your wife.
﻿You're invading her privacy, Miralles.
﻿The one invading her privacy is the son of a bitch in there.
﻿It's a crime and she can report you for this.
﻿My God.
﻿Are you sure she's in that house?
﻿I'm sure, I'm sure.
﻿But we're checking to be even more sure.
﻿She's moving, she's moving...
﻿I can't believe we're doing this.
﻿Where is she going?
﻿-To the bathroom? -What for?
﻿Why the fuck are you going to the bathroom? Stay in the living room!
﻿That could be the bedroom.
﻿It looks like the back part of a house.
﻿-Damn it, Blanco. -What?
﻿Don't say it's the bedroom.
﻿Why not?
﻿You make it sound like he's fucking her!
﻿You're the one insisting someone is fucking her.
﻿And you're insisting someone isn't.
﻿-Hey, look. -What?
﻿She's going around in circles.
﻿What the hell is that, some kind of fucking ritual?
﻿Let's go. You don't need to be here.
﻿You can do that at home too.
﻿-Who are the kids with? -Alone, they're old enough.
﻿They're not even 10 years old.
﻿I'm taking you home, wait for her there
﻿and when she gets home you can ask her anything you want.
﻿If she's not already home.
﻿It's moving real fast.
﻿What are they doing, having races?
﻿WEDNESDAY
﻿Rider...
﻿Spider...
﻿"You're like a spider."
﻿A little weak.
﻿"Blanco, slave driver,
﻿you're a slave owner."
﻿A little repetitive.
"Hell."
﻿"Blanco, slave driver you will burn in hell."
﻿That one is good.
﻿Where's the rhyme?
﻿With driver.
﻿The rhyme is assonant, more modern.
﻿It's a sign. It doesn't have to be modern, it has to be efficient.
﻿You don't think "you will burn in hell" is efficient?
﻿Having a chat?
﻿He has coffee. A machine with capsules, like the commercial.
﻿Great, like the commercial...
﻿What do we do now, start a social club?
﻿If you like it so much, watch out, you might end up over there too,
﻿drinking coffee.
﻿I don't want you talking to him, in fact...
﻿that man is...
﻿boycotting the company that feeds you, show a little loyalty.
﻿Anyone who goes near him, write their names down for me.
﻿Like in grade school?
﻿Like in grade school, yes.
﻿Blanco, listen up! The people are not for sale!
﻿He's not good at rhyming.
﻿Blanco, listen up! The people are not for sale!
﻿Asshole.
﻿Blanco, listen! The people aren't for sale!
﻿What about that?
﻿I called but they haven't come.
﻿We make scales.
We can't have a crooked one at the front gate.
﻿Blanco. listen!
﻿The people are not for sale!
﻿Another coffee?
﻿Police?
﻿Look, I want to report a dangerous situation
﻿at the entrance to the industrial polygon
﻿right across from the scale factory.
﻿There's been a vagabond camped out there for a few days
﻿with some kids, I don't even know if they're his.
﻿Young,
﻿5 or 6 years old, not older.
﻿And the place is disgusting, it's full of mud,
﻿broken glass, they could get bitten by a rat...
﻿Thank you. A neighbor. I drive by there every day
﻿and it breaks my heart seeing
﻿those helpless children.
﻿It's urgent because there are minors involved.
﻿Yes, thank you, it's my duty. Thank you.
﻿Why are we stopped?
﻿Miralles again.
﻿But...
﻿-What is our problem today? -The micros.
﻿The new batch isn't compatible with the MS equipment software.
We can't assemble them.
﻿Miralles isn't picking up his phone.
﻿Nobody told us anything.
﻿Can someone go to his house?
﻿No, no, forget Miralles.
﻿Solutions.
﻿Solutions!
﻿We can use the platform scales.
﻿They're compatible.
﻿We can send the display models
﻿and the rest two days later on...
﻿Thursday, which is a holiday, that gives us three days.
﻿It won't take an hour.
﻿I'll give you two and I'll buy your whole team lunch.
﻿The MS on the platform scales aren't reliable.
﻿What's for lunch? That crap you eat with dates and seeds?
﻿It's the fruit of paradise, show some respect.
﻿Whenever we reassemble equipment we have problems.
﻿I know.
﻿You don't eat enough dates, that's why you never get laid.
﻿Damn.
﻿Let's see.
﻿Find out if Khaled has a parking spot, please.
﻿This isn't my signature and without my signature the trucks don't leave.
﻿So get the fucking truck back.
﻿Then I'll decide if it leaves or not.
﻿Miralles.
﻿It was ready at AM. My people were already there loading at 5.
﻿I don't care, the truck doesn't leave without my okay.
﻿The shipment has to be in the warehouse by 10.
﻿Don't tell me what I already know!
﻿Khaled...
﻿Stick to your job, load the fucking trucks and stay out
﻿of my territory.
﻿I don't load trucks,
﻿I run Logistics.
﻿Khaled, I'm the Head of Production.
﻿Get the truck back.
﻿Do it now!
﻿They were trying to find you all morning.
﻿Where have you been? Tuck in your shirt.
﻿Your shirt. You think you can make
﻿a huge scene in front of everyone? What if the committee were here?
﻿Confirmed. She didn't come home the whole night.
﻿And she calls me in the morning to say she slept at her sister's,
﻿I go to her sister's
﻿but she won't let me in to see her,
﻿that she's asleep. Her sister!
﻿They can't stand each other.
﻿-Tell me. -Number 23.
﻿Okay.
﻿Stay here. Don't move.
﻿Don't do anything.
Don't talk to her, give me your phone.
﻿-Damn, Blanco. -It's the company's, give it to me.
﻿And don't make any plans tonight. Tell your wife you're coming out with me.
﻿Let's see if I can get you to relax and forget about all of this.
﻿Fuck!
﻿Blanco!
﻿The police are outside.
﻿"You will burn in hell."
﻿What an idiot.
﻿Well, the phrase isn't bad.
﻿Maybe in this context, but in another...
﻿It's an assonant rhyme.
﻿What are you now, the poet security guard?
﻿Thank you.
﻿-Take care. -Goodbye.
﻿Come back if you want more coffee.
﻿-What's up? -It's all good.
﻿What's good? I don't see anything that's good.
﻿The car registration checks out, that lot doesn't belong to anyone.
﻿We can't make him leave.
﻿Everything belongs to someone.
﻿Have you found the owner? I don't think he would like
﻿that individual being there.
﻿It's public property, sir. It's his as much as it's yours.
﻿Wow, a socialist police officer.
﻿What about the kids?
﻿Can they be there? Is that legal?
﻿There's broken glass.
﻿And rats.
﻿Does the mother know? Or do I have to call her too?
﻿Talk to Social Services. There's nothing else we can do.
﻿Maybe we can buy it.
﻿-The land. -What about the committee?
﻿-I'll check. -You said he was harmless.
﻿Blanco, that's right! The people will always fight!
﻿Blanco, that's right!
﻿That one rhymes.
﻿Blanco, that's right! The people will always fight!
﻿Need a ride?
﻿It's not a good idea.
﻿Because I own the company and you're an intern?
﻿That's exactly why.
﻿Yeah, well...
﻿What am I supposed to do then?
﻿Sell the company so I can give you a ride?
﻿I will, eh?
﻿Come on.
﻿She doesn't work with me!
﻿We just met!
﻿Is this normal?
﻿Is what normal?
﻿For the owner of the company to visit the interns,
﻿to give them a ride home in his car...
﻿It's just that I don't like being locked up in my office alone,
﻿I want to be around my employees, take care of them all, because...
﻿they're my family, you know?
﻿The interns are my like my daughters.
﻿Is that wrong?
﻿-On the right. -I know the way.
﻿I picked out these apartments.
﻿Do you like yours? Are you comfortable?
﻿A little big for a girl by herself.
﻿Take down my number.
﻿If you need anything,
﻿call me.
﻿Go ahead.
﻿Hi, sweetheart. How are you?
﻿Can you take all of this home? It's lingerie.
﻿Okay.
﻿I had him organize the storeroom, it was in chaos.
﻿I remember what I had to tell you.
﻿I can't right now, Miralles is waiting for me.
﻿I'm trying to straighten him out,
﻿he's in a rut, he's..
﻿Salva!
﻿Let's go. These are the last ones?
﻿We have to be strong and get through this thing.
﻿I want to know who he is.
﻿What for, it's better if you don't.
﻿It's just a guy. Mister X. It doesn't matter who he is.
﻿Mister X..
﻿Mister P.
﻿It's a figure of speech.
﻿Mister P, better.
﻿Mister P, then. We don't care.
﻿Trust me, complete disregard.
﻿You're right.
﻿We don't give a shit. Right?
﻿-Careful. -I don't care who you are, Mister P.
﻿Mister P for "Prick."
﻿For "Prick fucking punk."
﻿No, no, no...
﻿For "Punch your fucking..."
﻿It's okay.
﻿That's not what I mean.
﻿Just ignore him.
﻿Disregard.
﻿-Disregard! -That's it.
﻿Disregard!
﻿Make drawers in your mind.
﻿Yeah.
﻿Put your wife and whoever the guy is in a drawer.
﻿In the P drawer.
﻿And the good things,
﻿your job...
﻿the kids... What do you like?
﻿-Bullfighting. -Bullfighting... In another.
﻿Awesome.
﻿How many drawers are there?
﻿That doesn't matter, they can be infinite.
﻿As many as you want!
﻿Infinite!
﻿They're imaginary drawers, Miralles. You don't have to carry them.
﻿Come on.
﻿-What's wrong now? -Nothing.
﻿I'm imagining them in the same drawer, fucking and...
﻿Damn it, Miralles. Put them in different drawers.
﻿There are plenty of women in the world, more than men, millions.
﻿You'll like one of them, Miralles.
We always get hooked on just one, it turns out there are more.
﻿Go out,
﻿meet another, fall in love. There are lots here.
﻿This girl sitting right here, the Ukrainian.
﻿I don't know if she can sew, but look how pretty she is.
﻿Take her up to a room, it's on the company.
﻿Here.
﻿She's hotter than your wife.
﻿-Take two if you want. -No, no.
﻿We've been through a lot of good things together.
﻿And a lot of bad things, you've told me about some.
﻿I only want to be with my wife.
﻿You're being too fussy.
﻿Stop it, you have to be strong.
﻿And also realize that sometimes
﻿people can slip up.
﻿Right?
﻿Or are you totally free of blame?
﻿Look at these two!
﻿What do you think?
﻿YOUR DAUGHTERS NEED HELP!
﻿Calibration is used to determine the precision
﻿of the equipment and reduce uncertainty to a minimum,
﻿which is... How would I explain it?
﻿Whenever you measure something, you introduce an alteration.
﻿You modify what you're measuring.
﻿Did I explain myself? No.
﻿Like if you want to know someone and you actually never really know them
﻿because when you get closer the person changes.
﻿Exactly, that's right.
﻿When you get closer you modify their behavior.
﻿You just defined the Uncertainty Principle better than Heisenberg.
﻿You studied Physics...
﻿Marketing.
﻿Marketing, right.
﻿I don't know Liliana, I know what she's like when I'm with her.
﻿She looks down, she covers her mouth,
﻿starts smiling, she could be missing a tooth.
﻿Are you? No.
﻿Do I cause all that? I'd like to think
﻿I do, but I don't know.
﻿I don't know Liliana, I know
﻿this Liliana and who knows what horrible
﻿perverse things she does when we don't see her.
﻿It's better if you don't know.
﻿Well...
﻿Maybe I'm not how I seem either.
﻿And there's a secret Angela hidden out there somewhere.
﻿That's why justice covers its eyes.
﻿Not to be impartial.
﻿It covers its eyes to not influence what it judges.
﻿I like having my eyes covered too.
﻿I'm going home.
﻿-No, you're not. -Why not?
﻿Because I said so, I'm your boss. Here.
﻿Is he okay?
﻿He's fine.
﻿Remember, this goes in the drawer with the good things.
﻿Did you know Miralles and I have a scale inside?
﻿Here in our chest.
﻿Put your gin and tonic in one hand and my drink
﻿in the other and I'll tell you which is which
﻿-with my eyes closed. -No way.
﻿This isn't easy.
﻿This takes years of experience. Here we go.
﻿Let me put them at the same level.
﻿This is my drink.
﻿Cheater!
﻿That's not fair.
﻿It's liquid weight.
﻿Here, take one of these.
﻿This is nice lingerie my wife brings from France.
﻿Please, just hurry up. I'm not into mine.
﻿Don't worry.
﻿Let me see it.
﻿I like you. I've always liked you.
﻿That was pretty spectacular.
﻿Where did you get all that repertoire?
﻿I watch porn.
﻿On the Internet.
﻿Blessed Internet.
﻿How is the wi-fi here? If you need more megas let me know.
﻿My sign is Libra. The scale.
﻿It's a sign.
﻿We're balance and harmony.
﻿But we're ruled by Venus.
﻿-So balance goes to hell. -Right.
﻿And our ideal mate is Capricorn or Virgo.
﻿Are you Capricorn or Virgo?
﻿I'm both.
﻿Can I be both at the same time?
﻿Someone waiting at home?
﻿What makes you think that?
﻿Always thinking about fucking other men...
﻿-Miralles! -We're just talking...
﻿-Why do you do this to me? -Miralles, please.
﻿Get him out or I'm calling the police.
﻿-It's not fair. -I'll handle it, come on.
﻿Talk to her.
﻿Tell her please not to leave me.
﻿Please, tell her not to leave me!
﻿Talk to her, please!
﻿All good.
﻿What if she reports you?
﻿I didn't do anything to her.
﻿You were shouting like a madman, insulting her...
﻿If you cause the company any trouble...
﻿Her car is there.
﻿Okay, that's a good thing. Go on.
﻿I'm scared of running into her.
Fuck!
﻿Everything scares you. Her being home, her not being home....
﻿You can't take things so hard,
﻿we all make mistakes. Look where you're coming from.
﻿Because you took me there.
﻿Whatever the reason, you are, so you're even.
﻿Forgive each other and that's that.
﻿Go on.
﻿Don't come to work tomorrow, stay home.
﻿It's time for you to accept what's happening to you.
﻿Fuck!
﻿I know what I had to tell you.
﻿Liliana.
﻿Treat her like anyone else.
﻿The Urbinas' little girl, remember?
﻿The new intern, Liliana.
﻿They asked us to give her an internship for a few months.
﻿Rings a bell.
﻿She didn't want you to know, she doesn't want special treatment.
﻿Right.
﻿She's really changed, you probably didn't recognize her.
﻿No, I didn't.
﻿I talked to her mother today, they're coming to see her.
﻿You know what a nag she can be, since she's an only child.
﻿They're coming to dinner tomorrow night.
﻿What should I make?
﻿THURSDAY
﻿Have the new intern come up, Liliana. Give me her resume.
﻿Who has it?
﻿She's a friend of the family. Why don't people tell me anything?
﻿-Miralles hasn't shown up. -Yeah, I told him not to come.
﻿The less he's here right now, the better.
﻿-Any news about the committee? -Nothing.
﻿She didn't come in today.
﻿Liliana?
﻿This is Liliana, leave a message...
﻿Aurora.
﻿I need a minute.
﻿-Just one minute. -Blanco, not now, please.
﻿One minute and I'll go.
﻿-He'll give you the code, okay? -Okay.
﻿Come on.
﻿Miralles is in very bad shape.
﻿I've never seen him like this before.
﻿And I'm scared he might do something crazy, I think he's capable.
﻿I'm asking you to take it into account in your decisions.
﻿If not for him, do it
﻿for your children.
﻿How dare you!
﻿-Who are you to meddle in our life? -It's your life,
﻿but it's mine too, because what you do affects me too.
﻿And it affects my business, deliveries, the award...
﻿Aurora,
﻿please return to register 6.
﻿Now.
﻿Our problems are none of your business.
I'm sorry, but if they hurt my company they become my problems...
﻿Aurora, please...
﻿I'm coming, damn it! Give me a fucking minute!
﻿Look, there's an easy solution. Just stop banging my employees.
﻿I bang anyone I want.
﻿Boss!
﻿What do you think?
﻿The dress.
﻿For dinner tonight.
﻿I didn't bring anything formal.
﻿And you know what my father is like.
﻿He's older, like me.
﻿We missed you at the factory today.
﻿I told her not to go in.
﻿Great.
﻿And we're going to the hairdresser's later.
﻿Being the boss' favorite has its perks.
﻿You're telling me.
﻿Doesn't she look beautiful?
﻿Gorgeous.
﻿-Want to try the mint green? -Yes.
﻿-You didn't sleep enough last night. -Yeah.
﻿I need you to buy dessert for dinner.
﻿Will you go?
﻿Yes.
﻿Very nice.
﻿Will you take her?
﻿I'll take her.
﻿I didn't want privileges. If something happened between us, it was meant to.
﻿It wasn't meant to happen.
﻿I'd hate for you to see me now as the Urbinas' little girl.
﻿You are the Urbinas' little girl.
﻿can't see you any other way. I went to school
﻿with your father and I carried you in my arms, Liliana.
﻿Good morning.
﻿The Black Forest, large.
﻿And..
﻿the Russian pastry, please.
﻿There's something else I didn't tell you.
﻿Please, tell me everything, always.
﻿My boyfriend is coming with my parents.
﻿That makes everyone.
﻿I know, I couldn't avoid it.
﻿I didn't have time to explain the new situation to him.
﻿What new situation?
﻿This, the two of us together.
﻿Don't worry, he's just a boy, I'm not in love with him.
﻿That's exactly what worries me.
﻿Heisenberg was right.
﻿People change.
﻿I change when you're near me.
﻿I'm someone else. I don't recognize myself.
﻿It's pretty scary.
﻿Liliana, sweetie,
﻿try to be yourself tonight.
﻿The same old Liliana, with your parents and my wife.
﻿Can you do that?
﻿Sure you can
﻿-You want the truth? -Yes.
﻿This situation turns me on.
﻿Here you go.
﻿What do I owe you?
﻿-Forty. -Forty.
﻿BLANCO STOP LAYOFFS
﻿A little higher... higher...
﻿Brutal.
﻿Seduce me, come on.
Hold the banner up higher.
﻿Like this?
﻿Show me some truth.
﻿Great, brutal.
﻿-How about this? -Brutal, I love it.
﻿Blanco, tell him about the layoffs.
﻿If you have the balls.
﻿What's going on?
﻿He asked if I want to be in the article too.
﻿I didn't say yes or no until I talked to you first.
﻿-Good morning. -Good morning.
﻿What are the photos for?
﻿-For an article. -An article.
﻿-About what? -About his struggle.
﻿-About his... -His struggle.
﻿His struggle, right. Does your boss know you're doing this?
﻿It's a human interest story, what people like now.
﻿It's an absurd story. There were layoffs, he was paid according
﻿to the law. There is no story, period.
﻿What are you doing?
﻿Writing down your statement.
﻿Let me see.
﻿It's not a statement.
﻿What's wrong with you? You can't print this now.
﻿Don't lean on my car, please.
﻿Were you put up to this or was this article your idea?
﻿That information is private.
﻿-I have to protect my sources. -Sources, right.
﻿Who do you think you work for, the Washington Post?
﻿Can I get a photo?
﻿Don't you dare. No way.
﻿And not the factory either. Román.
﻿Don't let him take photos here.
﻿What about from across the street?
﻿I thought security guards take an oath. Did you swear to be an idiot?
﻿If I see a single photo
﻿of the factory in the paper, you're fired.
﻿Freedom of the press.
﻿Ignacio?
﻿Listen, there was a kid here,
﻿the one who did the article last week.
﻿Look, I respect all that
﻿about it being a human story.
﻿He's not a dog or a cow, he's a man, so it's definitely human.
﻿But...
﻿But you need to understand that this week is complicated.
﻿We have the award thing, you printed a story about it.
﻿Yes...
﻿And that photo is not helping right now.
﻿Ignacio, we're here to help each other, you always say that:
﻿"I help you and you help me."
﻿Yeah, a healthy democracy.
﻿I'm fucking sick of healthy democracy.
﻿Everyone is healthy and free, but what about my health?
﻿That doesn't count?
﻿Ignacio.
﻿Ignacio! Fuck, I'm losing you.
﻿Look, I told you what I think, from here it's up to you.
﻿I can't hear you, damn it. Ignacio!
﻿She's the wife of a coworker.
﻿Excuse me?
﻿She's the wife of a coworker and I don't want you to see her again.
﻿That's my problem.
﻿Another one.
﻿Do you people think only you have problems and I don't?
﻿My problems are your problems too, Khaled,
﻿and if things are bad for me, they'll be even worse for you.
﻿If you have a problem with Miralles, talk to him.
﻿Look...
﻿You're hurting the company.
﻿So leave Aurora alone.
﻿We're both adults
﻿and we like to fuck.
﻿I'm good at what I do, I do my job well
﻿you pay me, end of story.
﻿Look.
﻿That kind of behavior is not allowed at Blanco Scales.
﻿It's not.
﻿What are you going to do?
﻿Fire me?
﻿Don't give me any of that family crap, look at my skin.
﻿I'm not your son.
﻿Only missing an Oscar.
﻿That one there is the Oscar of scales.
﻿Der Schöne Ritter. "The Just Knight."
﻿It's a German certification company.
﻿The one shaped like a scale?
﻿It's not a shape, it's a scale.
﻿And the open spot above it, we'll be filling soon.
﻿We're finalists for another award.
﻿-Who gives it? -The regional government.
﻿For excellence, which has to do
﻿with transparency, management...
﻿It's important for subsidies.
﻿Otherwise the artists hog them all.
﻿How exciting!
﻿-And how is it looking? -Good.
We have some issues to work out.
﻿With your employees?
﻿They're not happy?
Employees are never happy.
﻿You raise someone's salary, say 100 euros.
﻿And the next guy 50, half that. So you make that guy more unhappy
﻿than if you hadn't given either a raise.
Do you understand that?
﻿That's why he doesn't give raises to anyone.
﻿They're a mystery.
﻿You never really get to know your employees.
﻿The Uncertainty Principle.
﻿Heisenberg.
﻿That's right.
﻿Scale stuff.
﻿Nothing is exactly the way we perceive it.
﻿We aren't us.
﻿We change,
﻿depending on who's looking at us.
﻿No?
﻿Yes, more or less.
I was thinking, talk to Albert tomorrow.
﻿I need you two to prepare
﻿a full-page ad for the local newspaper.
﻿-And the briefing? -Urgent, that's the briefing.
﻿Exciting, isn't it? Seeing you two work up close.
﻿How long will you be staying with us?
﻿Nothing, one month
﻿and she's gone. Mobility is good, you have to keep moving.
﻿But she just got here.
﻿Yeah, but if you stay in one place for too long you get stuck.
﻿I don't have any plans, you can hire me if you want.
﻿It's always better to change companies.
﻿Different types, textiles, motor...
﻿Learn about everything. We'll find her somewhere.
﻿It sounds like you wan to get rid of ter.
﻿Not get rid of her, stimulate her.
Stimulate her.
﻿If the job is good, great. If it isn't, you move on.
﻿We don't want any favoritism, do we?
﻿You and I never got anything for free.
﻿-And we're not doing too bad. -Exactly.
﻿Hard work and humiliity.
﻿Well, you inherited the factory from your father.
﻿So did you, Jandro.
﻿Well, you have to be there.
﻿Where, at the notary? Because to inherit,
﻿that's all it takes.
﻿Inheriting is also a responsibility.
﻿Look at Liliana.
﻿She inherited her mother's beauty.
﻿Isn't she beautiful?
﻿He didn't recognize her, you know.
﻿-Really? -I swear.
﻿What did you say when you found out who she was?
﻿"One month here and you're gone.
﻿I don't even want to see you."
﻿I wouldn't be surprised!
﻿No, really, I'm very grateful for you taking her in.
﻿She could hold any position at my company,
﻿but she preferred to work with you.
﻿That's great.
﻿I know you'll take care of her like your own daughter.
﻿Of course.
﻿Knowing him, he'll be on top of her all day.
﻿Not long ago she was a little girl.
﻿You had her on your knees, you fed her a bottle.
﻿It seems like yesterday.
﻿Totally.
﻿FRIDAY
﻿Open the wall.
﻿Boom. boom, who is it?
﻿The dove and the olive branch.
﻿Open the wall.
﻿Boom. boom, who is it?
﻿The scorpion and the centipede.
﻿Close the wall...
﻿This can't be, it can't be.
﻿He asked for permission to use the company bathroom.
﻿What do I do, let him in?
﻿Workers go on strike!
﻿No, don't let him.
﻿He says his stomach hurts.
﻿Then he can go take a shit at his wife's house.
﻿It will be worse, he'll do it right there.
Román, do not let him use the bathroom.
﻿What else.
﻿My ears hurt, from the bullhorn.
﻿I got otitis when I was little and they're very sensitive.
﻿What do you want me to do?
﻿Take you to the doctor?
﻿You always say we should tell you our problems.
﻿Not all of them, for God's sake.
﻿Blanco, you're a rati Let the people take a crap!
﻿Blanco!
﻿Assonant rhyme, right?
﻿Natalia, darling, how are you?
﻿Has the mayor got a second for me?
﻿He's in a meeting, he can't speak right now.
﻿It's important, a criminal matter.
﻿There's a homeless guy camping across the street
﻿and that land is...
﻿public, so he can't be there. Imagine if there's an accident
﻿or if anything happens, City Hall is publicly liable,
﻿-I checked. -I'll tell him.
﻿The mayor wants to know if you got the invitations
﻿for the ballet tonight. He's expecting you and your wife
﻿in his box.
﻿I have the invitations, thank you, but please,
﻿tell him what I just said, it's an important matter for the community.
﻿I'll tell him.
﻿"Publicly liable," say it like that.
﻿With those same words.
﻿I will.
﻿Thank you, Natalia. Thank you, goodbye.
﻿The committee.
﻿They were at Farmacol this morning.
﻿We're the only ones left.
﻿Hold this.
﻿Please, take it.
﻿Fuck.
﻿What do you want to leave? Tell me.
﻿-What do you want? -I called you 20 times. 20.
﻿You should have answered the phone, it's too late now.
﻿How much do you want?
﻿Ask. How much?
﻿I don't want anything.
﻿Not your money or the job. Nothing.
﻿You can stick it all up your ass.
﻿Don't make things worse, José.
﻿How can I make things worse? Tell me.
﻿I can't have my children with me.
﻿I'm almost 50 years old, who will hire me now?
﻿-How can I make things worse? -You can't be here.
﻿Think about your kids, damn it! They're being made fun of at school!
﻿Hold on. We'll fix this
﻿between you and me, all right?
﻿What job do you want?
﻿Yeah, think about it.
﻿Take your pick.
﻿You want his job? His? Which one?
﻿I'll give it to you.
﻿You're the prodigal son.
﻿You know who the prodigal son is?
﻿You're the prodigal son, damn it!
﻿Yes!
﻿Yes, you are.
﻿You are.
﻿I won't move.
﻿I'm fine right here.
﻿I've never felt better.
﻿You can offer to let me sleep in your bed with your wife.
﻿I won't move.
﻿Over there, you're the boss.
﻿Not here.
﻿I won't move.
﻿I won't move. I will not.
﻿I will not move. I will not move.
﻿I will not move.
We're here for real, we will not make a deal.
We're here for real, we will not make a deal!
﻿Blanco, go fuck yourself!
﻿Son of a bitch!
﻿Bastard!
﻿Look, Blanco!
﻿That's right! My ass has joined the fight!
﻿Look!
﻿Fucking wacko.
﻿-He's crazy, he won't listen to reason. -Let's see...
﻿The people united will never be defeated!
﻿I thought they fixed it.
﻿Eat shit!
﻿Goddamn it.
﻿Fuck you!
﻿Son of a bitch!
﻿Blanco, you're a rat! Let the people take a crap!
﻿That's right!
﻿You can eat shit, Blanco!
﻿I need you to do me a favor.
﻿Excuse me, I'll be right back.
﻿-Blanco. -Not now, not now.
﻿I need to talk to you.
﻿Ask my secretary for an appointment.
﻿You wanted me to treat you like everyone else, right?
﻿Are you okay?
﻿JUSTICE USES BLANCO SCALES
﻿The layout here is simpler.
﻿More space for the product...
﻿I think the contrast between the photograph
﻿and the illustration works.
﻿The concept is to highlight the idea of justice with the committee coming.
﻿The company worries not only about results...
﻿Can the robe be shorter?
We can try it, yes. Justice is sexy.
﻿Yes, and we can prepare more ideas.
﻿We can work with the idea of loyalty...
﻿Albert, you decide.
﻿As long as what we pay for does the job.
﻿Get me Ignacio, please.
﻿How long is the new intern with us?
﻿-Liliana? -Yes.
﻿The contract is one month,
﻿-but we can renew it. -When it's over, she leaves.
﻿I don't want her here.
﻿Ignacio.
﻿How are you?
﻿Listen, I have something for you.
﻿Hold... Hold on a second.
﻿I'm going to make you an offer you can't refuse.
﻿Yeah, like in the movies.
﻿I have the committee coming to visit and...
﻿was thinking of putting in a full page on Sunday...
﻿Clean, dean.
﻿Nice and clean, nice and clean,
﻿cleaner than I've ever seen.
﻿Fucking scale.
﻿You're a scab. Román.
﻿An ass wipe.
﻿Don't look at me! Join me, you turncoat!
﻿Don't look at me!
﻿Join me!
﻿Don't look at me!
﻿Blanco! Blanco!
﻿Thief!!
﻿Blanco the exploiter!
﻿Live with it, Blanco! You're a thief!
﻿You were right, Román. I should have let him use the bathroom.
﻿Here.
﻿They have an inhibitor.
﻿You can thank Fortuna when you see him.
﻿-Thanks, boss. -You're welcome.
﻿Oh, Román, Román.
﻿Well...
﻿I've spoken too harshly to you lately and...
﻿I have no right.
﻿I apologize.
﻿This hasn't been easy.
﻿What hasn't?
﻿These last few days, with José across the street,
﻿with his kids...
﻿Having to fire people, damn it.
﻿And poor Miralles, his wife has him in the dumps.
﻿The arguments...
﻿I have to do things I don't want to do for the good of the company.
﻿It's like a surgeon...
﻿who doesn't want
﻿to amputate.
﻿Who wants to cut off someone's leg?
﻿The surgeon? No.
﻿I don't think the surgeon likes cutting off someone's leg,
﻿but he has to do it. Just like me.
﻿I have to do it.
﻿For all of you,
﻿for your families as well.
﻿Do I want to do it? No, I don't.
﻿But I have no choice.
﻿-No what? -Choice.
﻿Take this as compensation. Here.
﻿"Romeo and Juliet" tonight.
﻿It's a ballet.
﻿-I've never been to a ballet. -Exactly.
﻿It's about time, take your wife, be nice to her,
﻿otherwise look what happens, look at Miralles.
﻿Impossible, it's at 8. I'll still be here at that hour.
﻿Leave early today, it's okay.
﻿I'm the boss, right? Then that's that.
﻿And don't tell anyone.
﻿Blanco, look at me.
﻿Here I am, I'm not moving!
﻿I will not move!
﻿I'll be here waiting, Blanco! I will not move!
﻿Didn't the mayor invite us tonight?
﻿To the ballet.
﻿Yeah, maybe he forgot.
﻿LILIANA INTERN
﻿It was "Romeo and Juliet," wasn't it?
﻿Yes, tonight Romeo and Juliet
﻿will be you and me, my love.
﻿There are a lot of them today.
﻿It's Friday.
﻿Ladies and gentlemen,
﻿the performance is about to begin.
﻿Please turn off your cell phones and watch alarms.
﻿It's starting.
﻿Thank you, Alina.
﻿What are you thinking about?
﻿Nothing.
﻿I know what you think about when you say nothing.
﻿Get out of here!
﻿Stop!
﻿Stop, please!
﻿Scum!
﻿Get the fuck out of here!
﻿Filthy pig!
﻿Get up
﻿Pig!
﻿I said get out of here!
﻿Asshole!
﻿At this hour?
﻿Let it fucking burn!
﻿Clown!
﻿Where are you going?
﻿Hey, you!
﻿Get up!
﻿Fortuna, what's wrong?
﻿Boss...
﻿What happened?
﻿What happened, Fortuna?
﻿Hey...
﻿Let's go.
﻿Sons of bitches!
﻿Come back here!
﻿Come back if you've got balls!
﻿Come back here!
﻿Bastards!
﻿BLANCO SCALES WON'T FORGET YOU
﻿He was an extraordinary kid.
﻿Extraordinary, really.
﻿He helped me a lot in the shop.
﻿-He was a good kid. -Yes, he was.
﻿I'm going to give your husband
﻿a bonus so you two can take a trip together.
﻿And get some rest.
﻿Rubio already knows, he'll handle everything.
﻿Don't worry about anything.
﻿Excuse me!
﻿Bring that over.
﻿Excuse me...
﻿Let's see..
﻿If you'll allow me...
﻿I'd like to say
﻿a few words on behalf of Fortuna because
﻿he's not feeling strong enough.
﻿We've lost..
﻿We've lost a promising young man
﻿and no words can describe
﻿such an injustice.
﻿So as a tribute,
﻿with his parents' permission, we're going
﻿to name the new generation of scales we're developing after Salva
﻿so that his memory will stay alive
﻿anywhere you find a Blanco scale.
﻿Those of us here, we all know each other.
﻿We're a big family
﻿and now we have to say goodbye to those who move on...
﻿Let's go.
﻿My feet are frozen...
﻿Blanco, excuse me. Can we talk?
﻿Not here, Miralles. Tomorrow at the factory.
﻿MONDAY
﻿Talk about bad luck. The one day I leave early...
﻿Well...
﻿Have someone clean all that up, please.
﻿I want it clean when the committee arrives.
﻿Give me a bullet.
﻿JUSTICE USES BLANCO SCALES
﻿The judge saw him this morning.
﻿They might set bail, but he can't pay it anyway.
﻿-And the committee? -They're coming tomorrow.
﻿Yes?
﻿Yes.
﻿Okay.
﻿Thank you.
﻿He's here.
﻿Okay, then.
﻿Have Inés come in.
﻿Inés, stop what you're doing and come in the office.
﻿What's up? Good morning.
﻿Julito.
﻿What's up?
﻿Sara, how's it going?
﻿What is this? What's going on here?
﻿What are my things doing there?
﻿Who told you to move in here?
﻿Why is that fucking Arab in my office? Why isn't he loading trucks?
﻿Miralles, don't talk that way about a coworker. You want some coffee?
﻿The gentleman has a name, his name is Khaled and, well,
﻿he does it better than you.
﻿No, I'm the best. I'll prove it to you anytime.
﻿Well.
﻿Let's see..
﻿Blanco...
﻿I'm better, much calmer, give me a break.
﻿It's a delicate moment, Miralles, and we need people
﻿at 100% and who will do anything
﻿for the company, like me right now.
﻿Or do you think I like doing this? No.
﻿I have to cover my eyes.
﻿I have to set personal issues aside,
﻿emotions as well, and choose the best man for the job. Blindly.
﻿-I have no choice, Miralles. -Julio, please.
﻿I have nothing. Aurora is leaving. She's taking the kids with her.
﻿This is all I have left, my job. Scales are my life.
﻿You're not going to help me?
﻿Miralles...
﻿-Miralles... -You're not going to help me?
﻿Miralles, look, take it easy.
﻿You help me.
﻿Help me.
﻿Remember that time we were
﻿in the car together, when we were 10 years old?
﻿You helped me so much.
﻿It wasn't me.
﻿What?
﻿I didn't take the blame. You're the one
﻿who put the rifle in my hand and told my father
﻿that it was me.
﻿-That's not how I remember it. -And I'll tell you something else.
﻿Our fathers never went hunting together,
﻿my dad loaded your dad's rifle, which is very different.
﻿He loaded his rifle.
﻿Okay, okay, okay.
﻿I won't make it easy for you. I'll go to the labor department.
﻿I'm not José, I know a lot
﻿about how this company works and I've saved paperwork.
﻿Just like Inés.
﻿What a coincidence.
﻿She saved your messages too.
﻿Yes.
﻿But she's not going to report you.
﻿What are you talking about?
﻿She told me about that little issue you two had.
﻿That wasn't very nice, Miralles.
﻿Taking advantage of your position in the company to abuse the secretary.
﻿Damn!
﻿No, it wasn't like that. I didn't abuse anyone.
﻿That's not what I understand.
﻿But I convinced her not to report you,
﻿a favor I'm doing for you.
﻿In exchange,
﻿you take the severance pay Rubio gives you, whatever it is,
﻿and you leave.
﻿I never want to see you again.
﻿I remember what my father used to say:
﻿Sometimes you have
﻿to trick the scale to get the exact weight.
﻿Inés, come in.
﻿Great news, I already heard.
﻿I'm opening a Chateau Laffite to celebrate.
﻿What news?
﻿What are we celebrating?
﻿You hiring Liliana, she told me.
﻿I talked to her mother and she went crazy.
﻿She wanted to send you flowers, I said absolutely not.
﻿And a boss.
﻿-A boss? -Head of Marketing, can you imagine?
﻿How do you think Albert will take it?
﻿Who is Albert?
﻿Her assistant.
﻿Your advertisement was beautiful.
﻿And the concept of justice,
﻿that it's not just making good scales, we're talking about a company
﻿that is fair, that worries about its employees.
﻿That's great for the award.
﻿That was the idea.
﻿told her to move in with us here, the upstairs bedroom.
﻿Better than that apartment.
﻿She said it sounds perfect.
﻿Perfect.
﻿She can keep us company in this big house.
﻿Alina was preparing it, I'll see how she's doing.
﻿I'll get you a glass.
﻿Do I even need to say how much you're paying me?
﻿WELCOME TO BLANCO SCALES
﻿Liliana Urbina, our brand new Head of Marketing.
﻿Young and energetic, and most of all, a female point of view,
﻿essential to any company.
﻿Okay. This way.
﻿Khaled Ga... I won't even try to pronounce his last name.
﻿Head of Production.
﻿Being cross-cultural is very important in this company because
﻿it reflects the world we live in.
﻿Khaled is like a son to me.
﻿Adopted.
﻿This way.
﻿...but he experienced a terrible loss very recently,
his youngest son.
﻿Stay strong!
﻿Cheer up!
﻿HARD WORK, BALANCE, LOYALTY
﻿AWARDED TO BLANCO SCALES
﻿Fortuna...
﻿It's...
﻿THE GOOD BOSS